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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-05-01

SETTLED.-With the Chronicle We
are happy to bear the following glad
tidings to the citizens Of this county:
The long and expensive litigation
growing out of the bonds issued by
Iowo county to the Mineral Point
railroad in 1854, is at last ended.
In accordance with an under.
standing arrived at during the last
session Of the county board, the
county borrowed from the State the
remaining $50,ce0 authorized by law
to be loaned to 1t, and with this
ready cash in their pocket and the
credit of tho county at their back,
the Fund Commissioners, Hons.
Joseph Bennett, John H. Vivian and
L. w. Joiner, last weak proceeded to
Milwaukee for the purpose Of set
Ting up the remainder Of the old
debt.
The $50, 900 cash on hand wos ap-
piled by the Commissioners in set
tling the Bradley & Curtis judg-
ments, amounting to $36,62..S2 aud
about $4,000 Of the Mariner judg-
ment, at 95 cents on the dollar.
This leaves balance OF S65, 900
due on the Mariner Judgment, for
which that gentleman agrees to ac-
cept county bonds bearing 7 per
cent. interest, the interest payable
annually and the principal as
follows: $4,000 in 1886, s2O, 900 in
1887, $4,000 in 1888 and $4,000 in
1889. BY this arrangement, tho
county will pay off the $4,000 due
tho State before commencing on
the principal Of the Mariner claim,
the debt being reduced at the uni
form rate of $4,000 each year, until
1880, when there will be but $4,000
left. In order that our readers may
Eli for once in their live see the end
of this bond business, we give below
o statement of the amount of tax
which the people of the county will
have to pay each year to wipe ont
the debt according to the terms Of
the settlement:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-05-01

For RENT. - A desirable brick
residence, near first ward seminary.
Inquire Of JAS. POLKlNGHogN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-05-01

GOSPEL Meetings at the Presby-
terian Church, conducted by Rev.
c. f. Clapp and Rev. A. w. Stafford,
every evening this week at 7:3O
o'clock. Prayer Meetings at $3.50.
The preaching will be conducted by
Mr.. Clapp and the music directed by
Mr.. Stafford, who will, in solos and
with the choir and congregation,
present the gospel in song. All
Christians are cordially invited to
cooperate in this work. r.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-05-01

A meeting of the Executive Com
mittee of the Southwestern Wiscon.
sin Industrial Association will be
held at the Office of VIM. 7. Henry,
Esq, on Friday May Sd, next, at 2
o'clock P. NJ. The Vice Presidents
of the Association are likewise re-
quested to be present, as business Of
Importance will be transacted relat-
ing to the fair TO be held from Sept
Sd to 9th inst. inclusive. By order
Of Executive Committee.
L. S. ANsLEY, Secretary
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-05-01

ATTENTION Cheap Groceries,
Dry Goods, Crockery, equal to any
in the market. Won't be undersold
by anybody. Choice teas at 40, so
and 60 cents per pound. Call and
see. Great bargains for cash.
l7-4w WIN. PERRY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-05-01

"DEArH loves shining mark,
and on Friday last again entered
the family circle OF B. C. and Annie.
Bennett, and snstcbed from their
tender embrace, the light of home.
the joy Of life, and left an aching
void, . nsmeless pain. The little
life which had been In existence but
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-05-01

If you don't want to plant your
corn the second time buy your seed
Of Toay Bros.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-05-01

81 cents.
CHOICE Teas at Hsmbly's.
CoHS planting is now in order.
COOP seed corn, warranted to grow,
at Toay Bros.
FRESH AND CHEAP-those Gran
berries at Kline g. Spratler's.
JAS. BENSON, son of DR.. Benson,
is studying law with Wilson q Nc
Ilhon.
Mr.. BRACE, the pleasant office
clerk for B. Pratt last year, is here
on visit from the west A welcome
guest.
ARE not interrogation and excla-
nation points as graceful as "dead
ads :" Will the Democrat please
answers
THE Boscobel Dial furnishes the
news that tho Grant County Argus
has gone to meet the Adcocate-
suspended in short.
BEYOND doubt the shrill neigh Of
the iron horse will soon be heard in
this county from north to south, on
broad gauge plan, too.
NEAT, stylish, good and cheap
the shoes and slippers Fred. Branger
has for sale. Call and get the benefit
Of bargains by buying Of him.
SOME fellows in this town get mad
and "ay off the handle" before there
is any occasion. They are as pre-
mature as the hind end of q mule.
The Eureka Washer is fast be-
coming a favorite among the ladies
OF Mineral Point. Judging from
It's worthy representative, it de-
serves success.
l6O acres of choice farming land,
situated three or four miles south
east Of this city, is offered for sale
by Thomas Hewitt. This is o good
opportunity for some one.
The last rains guarantee that no
drouth will injure the early sown
wheat as it will cover and shade the
ground before the approach of hot
weather.
WIN. HARKER, after a short ILL
ness, died on Sunday morning at
the late residence of Harker Spens-
ley, deceased. The funeral which
TOOK place on Monday was largely
attended.
1hE trees and shrubs are daily
aaalng to their stock of dress goods.
IN few days they will be ready
'or business. They don't appear to
realize that the times are hard.
IN about month from now it will
ue good for your eye sight to call on
tne TRIBUNE. Our new landlord is
blessed with desire to see us in
more pleasant quarters.
If the Democrat critic would only
"'"e an editorial and thereby give
u' an opportunity to retaliate and
eAhioit our wit through criticism,
how happy we'd be.
ouR girls ought to adopt the style
o' some others we have heard. Hold
'u' red ribbon in one hand and a
.Ai''en In the other, and say to
'e'low: "Lookee here now, which'D
ye take e.
ALTHOUGH spring came unpreci-
'eh'iy early, the equinoxial storm
came unusually late. II that is not
Tue storm we experienced last week
~ must be its twin brother. Such
Unpleasant weather took what little
,le there was in business all out.
Under these circumstances it would
axe q fertile imagination to get up
AZ interesting local r.ge.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-05-01

The tax for the present year will
be equal to fraction less than 81
cents on each 500 OF assessed valu-
alton, as squslizsd by the last county
board.
While the county still hes . heavy
debt 70 pay, and while It seems
log look ahsad to the time vhen +
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-05-01

CANNED goods cheap at Hambly,s,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-05-01
MINERAL POINT MARKET.

fCoRRECTrD WEEaLY.l
The figures below are the highest that are pai1
Hp to the hour Of going to press:
Gold in New York Il 0OX
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-05-01

s. Fl. SCuELLENGER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-06
7PERsONs!AND THINGS.

Colonel Z. 2. @. JudSOn. formerly well
known a. '.Nsd Buptline,S sensational
story writer, now lives quietly and hap
PLY at Eagles Nest" in Stamford, Dell
aware county, MY.
The reyiyalists, Moody, sankey, Whit
tie, McGrRnahan and Penteeost, met In
Boston last week and held q consultation.
Mr.. Moody, it is understood, will go 70,
Baltimore next winter.
The father Of the Church Of Scotland is
dead-tbe Rev. Alex. Campbell, Of
Weems, p erthshite. Hewas IN the nine
tieth year Of his age, was ordained In
1920, and hAd been minister at Weems
for, City years. $50 Gsigi2r o
The tide Of summer travel will this
month set from instead Of towards Eu-
rope. There will now be shown 4 weekly
increase IN the arrivals and large fall
ing otfin the departures. It lie estimated
that 10000 cabin passengers have SO far
this season left New York for Europe.
Cincinnati has a pretty suburb In ia
"Mount Washington" which Is good
place for unmarried persons. On Thurs
day last Edward Corbly and Miss Maggie
South, Philsdslphia girl, and Thomas
South, her brother, and Miss Ida Corbly,
the first bridegroom's sister, were all
married up somehow at the Corbly man.
sion on the summit Of the "Mount."
A family. in Patterson, n. J., trains
toads for pets, caring for them in great
numbers in'theigardsn, where they follow
people about like kittens through the
walks. In The cellar, where there are
half = score or more, these social creatures
cit about, looking wisely upwards while
the churning is done, and one warty old
fellow always occupies with evident salts.
faction during the operation the boot.tOe
Of the churner, a perch that he never
quits SO long as he is not shaken of.
Brakemen find some queer things thai
have been left in the cars by passengers.
Umbrellas and canes are the great DO.
napzas. There are plenty ofsatchels, and
not few shayis carefully rolled up and
strapped. The rooms in large depots
where such goods are kept are curiosity
shops. There are spring oyercoats, dus.
tiers, all sorts OF parcels wrapped up in
paper, cigar.boxes, fans, tongs, towels
iog.muzrles, books, pocket handkerchiefs
folding chairs, rubber shoes, and every
thing that any reasonable traveller could
be supposed TO carry. These goods are
always returned TO their owners when
called for, but many Of them are never
called for. tsas,.t.
There are little tricks in all trades but
ours. "A man entered 4 Broadway shop
to buy pair Of shoes. The only pair
that be liked were. too large. II have a
smaller pair here" said. the shopkeeper
searching under the counter. The small
er pair just fit, and were purchased
When the customer took of the shoes or
going TO bed he found that be had bought
the large shoes, with pair Of cork in
soles. A customer in search Of a hal
went to a hatter's and saw one he liked
but it was II, and he wore It. ~ will
bring you II size from the warerooms,'
said the clerk, taking the n with him
The hat he brought back was the right
size. Itwas the u hat, with a piece oil
pasteboard under the leather.
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MASS CONVENTION.

ne Rspubrsus oil Ohio County will meet 10
Man Convention At The Court HOass Of Ohio cOun'
~, at O'Clock ?. ~, on
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The live cattle export trade is rapidly
on the increase, not only at New York,
but at Boston and the Canadian poru, as
constant improvements that are making
in the adaptation Of steamship facilities
to the peculiar requirements Of the trade.
The total shipmens from Boston since
January lst foot up % POS head, includ-
ing Is, AS heads Of beef cattle 4, esS sheep,
4,672 hogs and 2O2 horses. The export Of
hogs have not proved successful, owing TO
the loSs Of so large number by sickness
but we see It stated that parties In Liver
pool intend soon to test the praeticability
Of their transportation in . sound con-
ditOn. They have purchased steamer
and will have her fitted up for the
accommodation Of $500 hogs between
dscks, beside large number Of cattle on
the main deck. 1.-The experiment proves
a success, line Of steamers will b
established for that special trade. '.lS o
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-06
SATURDAY, August 10, 1873,

For the purpose Of selecting delegates 70 represent
Ohio county In the Republican Congressional Coz
vsnuGn to b held In MOundsyille on the I'D day
Of August, 1878. By order Of the
aus EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
Acme Mower Co.'S Wst,

p,.I,,.. - ~ 80 AAShlHAsa&,
uaSb' ,srjS. ~. - y inst nAdt " Hzsi
pS"h .r, Ie l"1it Aau LMAosla, by viz, Nal 7.
Nshi,ahi. e NJ. A. w ulls' ana Jlnu RImni
5.,nI ios w s ~ y !he nnden.sns ifss
~ n. cIssI T ~ r Is,S, snd ietottsththai
w., vI...sl0 w S9Shty tout q OAhGal
,ce rI,fs III, ~ peto o. irsit boot IA ts
ahtts .I ~ ~ Ine t y, eSof d he Cscisa
" NH'V e0uh''i wei 'irphL On
SATURDAY. ths Sin d,,nI,.,,z
- " HtaNu3
Commeneugat ioo'clock AN, lie fleTi.
senbed property, that Il To NJ: Ia S.sI,
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REPUBLICAN, CONGRESSIONAL
CONVENTION,

Ths convsntlOu Of the Union Republican party
Of The tint Congressional District Of West VIZ
Einia VII b held in the town Of AoGndTills
MarIhal county, AuguIt 22d, 1873, for the purpoa'
d n6nInatihg esDdidsss jOt CsnsIss', and ala
for he trspaetipg Of Iush Other huhnSs1 y may
come bsiop the Convention. The Union Etpat
nean party Of the District IA requested 10 ApPOln'
dslssatss TO the Convention from the CSuntei
coEnpriIinE tho District at such time and place a
may Iuit The convenience Of the people Of ih'
IsTGnI Counties.
By order Of the Republican Executive Commit
tee 0, the Fhs, Congressional DhtIist,
GEO. EDWARDS, Chairman.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-06
GENERAL NOTICES.

DISSOLUTION TIC @ 90, u
Tho armei @. MsDdsi, Booth a %. Ia, TIL, day
been dissolved BY mutual consent, Crawford H.
Booth and ceoslla @. Booth retiring.
The buhnes hereafter will Be conducted BY
the remaining partners, under The style and arm
Of @. Msndsl d Co, C. Il, Booth Remaining In the
employ Of the new arm. sh
Al perSona knowing themsOlvss to b indebted
70 tho late drm will please call and settle, and all
persons having clllms.agHlnSt the hrn viii please
present them for settlement
wHRxtISo, July iith. 1878,
"a CARD ,. 20, . IS, ~ ....-
In retiring from the ADORE arm we derirs 70 70
turn our thanks to the public for tho liberal pat.
ronags extended, and hope The new arm viii
continue 70 receive the same.
CRAWFORD H. BOOTH.
aus CECILIA @. BOOTH.
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TRUsTEE'S SALE.

By virtue Of two deeds d ir1, - ulkb
Christian Wagner and ChTitbI klpa, Ebtt
TO the undermined uuiite dsI'd II ttSs!s-.
Of December, 10 the year lSiS, ltdlssfiAt s4
the public land recUrds u UhSo GgtlJ, v
ginli, 10 Deed Of Tut BOOK 10 lbpNEh u
other deed Of TUT made BY Chrstil slEsl
the undersigned trustee, dIiCd u ilTA ~
May, In the year 1874, and Hnaded IslIs
public land rtcords Of nd paniJ 10 DID siff
BOOK numbered seven. iolioa 5 Ist {, Ui9E
FRIDAY. the 2lh dIy d J:nt M
BegIuntns a, 10 o'clock AN d aiitg, -
front door Of The Court Ho1E u 0hhnGhIt
virglnlA, In The dty Of wheeling, NJ q p,
auction the following described pvPEtI, 2 Z
city, or 70 much Thereof ~ tsy be n'ceH9 w
the debt secured BY aid deedi q tnAess
expenses attending the execution q III vsns
ated by slid deeds, but nb!tct q he = -
mentioned below Of ihe hoth ball y AAl
Of two thousand dollars With Interest hsss = y
March sd, 1871, Ill paid, BY Itrt7s -
trust from Christian MAgnef nd ~ lvst
Dusch, trustee, dated Much "a, ia EtfEls
ID among the public land rtcurtI = ~ ~
Ia Deed BOOK Numbered 81, tAgt "; tAEleF
vii Mi n Aforsaid The ioll6SIsg dsrslp
perty, or % much thereof a may b e'a-
aioIesaId: The eastern part o. The eofN -
lot numbered beYtniy.nlne, htslih e
dde Of Maiu ttrest, "Csntrt Rbsshnf %
fronting thIty-three ieei 90 lAt sth ~ n -
"F" and running EeitslrdlJ q 90 ~ Y
four feet SiI iAehes, or 70 poini ~ W.
Ex inches from Main stftet, md shSs ~.
ern line Of that pan Of ihe no'ta bIl = Z,
bard seyenty.nine, heiebiiltf nttp.ss ~,
mari loI beInR the sane FSrOt gFVqai I. h,
eOnyeyel 10 The tAId ChritIuln NGed "
A RAW and wife and Mltlldi utdHI "
dated February 18th, 1865, aid neHfSs ~
the nublIe land records Of Uhbo c'aatIr NW !"
giniS. In Deed Book No. 81, do1p
Alro, % much Of The norlh ball o. la -
.sTenty.nIpe a, lie beiSeen Nlin 20, :.
niece Of around above dtstiibrd, ~ -
iame property grlnled md n1h'tl q ~ ~
Chriesiilp WSEuer By Jshn UlsaStl y ~, -,
deed dated March I'd, lsGs, and fefSs q :.
IA isnd r.cord, IN Ueed box No y ~ 49,
The tnt mentioned Pirt O tht eG ~ ~
No 70 will be hrst sold Al aid ulas Ii..I,i.Ihh
The title TO The piOTeTiy htieoI !. VI n :
sold 10 believed 10 be goof' ,aolta 80 NJ
mart Thereof ~ shove, bal StIhls !. n X n
only convey such uus - Z 'a39 u
Two deedl Of trust Aiofeslid. ,.1 -
TERyS oY sALH-0bethIrd, ana = !, ~
u the purrhGSef may tleet % ~ ~
M baianea 10 Two equal lnfilllnes9 !, - y Z
we've month, respectively, viii lsE 4.
hSS Of sale, ~ purchaser % ptt ~ \. a
n-3mi,,oFy potl for sIeh inItIllnefi - -, 4
..n ,,sa,..-t : aid iO ls'retIintd y NIH!
he payment thereof until PS5 y Nv ira
CALDWELL a CALDWELL, Ai1@n'' N
&c. HERvEr, AuetiOneer' vnTsIi
The above ,als |, postp7ntd usaI A''''
July ., 1875, al 10 o'elOtE a. n -ur,,plL
The above als |, po'iP'nei ahiil y ~ II
A1S,,,t M, Alto UcIOE a =, 4 ~ J 80 80
Ausn' OUT FiNOS Bah IfA%
CALDWELL 4 CALDWELL, AhHhh IL
I n HIRykY, AuctlGnef,
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NOTICE. =, r.. +, ..s sd. -.
Having dIsposed Of the entire interest Of the O.
late Of J. Il. stpllman, deceased. IN the buhsess,
stock 10 trade, fixtures and good Will Of the late
arm Of J. Il. 6tallmsn a Co. 70 7. O. Mohat the
surviving psrtner Of aid late hum, all persons
VIII please make Immediate settlement with sAid
7. G. Nofhf, Who will hersaiter conduct the busi-
ness Of nid late hrm, 1t their old stand, No. q
Twelfth ttIeet. ...r /. 7. JONES,
Admlnlttrator Of the estate Of J. Il. stillmau,
deceased. no 10
Having purchased the stock Of my late partner
In the arm Of J. II. etallmln q Co., hope 70
merit and respectfully solicit the liberal patronage
hitberto bestowed on that hrm.
lylb .La... - u .- !. =. MOFfAi.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-06

IITANTED-To BUY FOR cAsH-A COOL
w DWELLING. centrally located on goo
street. Address, with description, location an
lowest cash piiee, a. B 1ntelllgeneer otiee. An0
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-06
FOR SALE.
DINE FARM FOR s1 IIS'''

ZINE FARM FOR SALE,
In u. County cout. ., Obi. o.,.,.
Miunes cu1sa ''''h
no..' E e cn-p'r,.
70 pursuance Of the IutbO,i,, 49,,
oecreo entsf1d By aid CouFt X , ,e.tt u ., /,
cause On April 18Th, 1878. / al ~ ilbotV srs.
uoot o. the feddence Of MtReS NJ u " -
= os'sO' ad'srti'ed TO b IGld, q q u ~
MONDAY, Tbs aA day ., s,,..,.. :.
Letinains At 10 o'elOsk A.Hu,-n
me hlshSst and best biddeT h. Ssals tsa.,
and yipE and being IlluSisi ~ , Nc Z ItSIs
" " heeiihg Cruel, In Ohio eon,ss ,slisn 1 n
Wet vtfSinil, bounded Epd Ss'..{ y " ID,
btIinnlnF q stIke mar ID ~ ~ u m
nehemiah Younger, and Win H.Ts eIet
Ples 10 sake corner 10 ClihIJ,.se HEV
win her lne ., go Z. 206 Iois, ~ leait u,
eotnef 10 SAID Catherine inarS " eiatre,
tnenee with PottST's lIne n, fisE ;@rh hS
, .1s use corner 10 james H,L,.A - d
" "; ~ poles 10 the tuyipb,SS W lea i
acre letnG The SINE propsi - @etEtia !
g " Aoses Ray 10 Go. 81 iSIS.Ng sllB
r., ,ta' ,, dStsd Apsi 9iIh isis "a SI , a!
me public land records Nd eosS,S faS IA
lkAtt o. sALR-Opt-ihIrd a.
money, or such further sum y ~ ~ PsAt,
elect 10 pay, 10 hand, the Tv1us i, ,.itAAss n
14lmenh payable rUapsclITsIv i, We gu
years from the day Of ale, sitS nv, ~ 9, In
ayI tee purchaser giving bis hoS NJ ~ IN 4
psiIonAl security fof Zach q ~ I'm ~ Inn
menu, and The title TO b Is,SrT.t S NJ M
the ParehAss money Is pSid. wv III atVASi
| ug-u 6EJ, r CALbvp,
&c HEEyET, Auetioncf' 'oA Oa1a.sas
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-06
a 1EuRENYIlIH lo.l YEMALE SEMINARY

Board, room, and light, per year sl75 ons-iourth
Oh for The daughters Of miniiters Tuition In En-
gllih Course Languages Made, Painting, etc, very
REv. C. c. BEATTY, DID. IL, D., sup't.
wi REV, A N, kEID, Pr. D., Principal.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

uTANTRD-A GIRL WANTS A srTUATIoM
w 70 DO tenfal houSeVnrk. Can cone vel
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TRUSTEES SALE.

&c HEEvEr, Auetiop,,ss PSaAl ca
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husTEES SALE.
By virtue Of 4 deed Of inn, -,
SHnln gaain and Mary hh IiIt "a =. y ~
zsts Gay o. October, ISL, rsconIs5 4 \, ls1a
IIust bo9E No, ~ pGsss 81 q Sasu ~ ~
IsCotu1 o. Ohio cUuniy, viii N 4, NJ " q
oil the Court HOuse d Obj ssaaiy y : !. ~ y
SATURDAY, the It'll d,y d s,,.,.
Commencing a 10 0'elock N.Ls
tcn6td pfop'ItY: The cast Qu NJ, ~ q r.. /
tu hxlI.twO 10 ChAplIne and m, Nm iale.
CITY Of wheeling, Ohio county 49, y y y
gina. fAld quarter lot belpS boanI.I ~, nssi'k
BEGINNING ~ the northwest SorprT n ,S.',l ,lH
street and the alley between Nm ~ "! IA
perallel thereto; th1nee Eest sjIh ,S.ln'et
o. Md lot and With tvehiJ.Ioo,,A - - ,
let and llI lnchs; th,nos hefib ~ ~ ~. NJ
With aid alley dI,y.dT NJ. ~ ~ M
inssh iNeniy 'lo1rth ItftSi llItI 4, =
III meme % me alley iiortaid; tbetS ~. y, 4
sest me o. ald alley south hr,J.ft n. l 4
IAee o. beginning on ,Wsnly.ioqr,k ~, ~ e
tne stme properly conveyed 10 Ila jrs' ~
han ham ~ Jlmts L Holiday md u, r. S.SiI..S
lvth reoInhJ; $50, recorded Ia NJ H., 4.
W page 100, ohio eooniy. wv eot "
Zoe ntie !, believed % b paistt hgtI ,u...
Sg only such tile ~ d Tated 10 y h ~
TERhs OF slLE-Eght hupIrd "A 49,.
n'e dollArs cash In hand, dbl habi,.I fN.-Y'
eight months, ard The reIidIs d JI,'s, - ~
from day Of nle, without iltFst AZ, ~ ~,
retained In the deei 10 IeSur n, $500
ments Of putchase money. '-' N''''e n
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W. y. whitshouse, New York (Drases), Red Cross
Mrs ". A. Bourle, Boston (Simmens') Brosdway.
Rev. Daniel Leach, Providence tHazari'sl Llai ke
and Mill streets.
joel Wolfe, New York (Chanlcr's). Bath ro,d.
MIRA T. Donnelly, New York (caidweli's), Ray
street.
joan c. Bancroft, Boston (.ivlngston'sl on the
Gins.
Eugene b. Smith, New York lChamplin's), Cenani-
cut Island.
r. b. Coddipgton, New York (rownsend'sl Kay and
Briuley streets.
Mrs. L. A. Taylor New York, Bellevue avenue and
Bellevue court
j. $. Bennett, New York. No. chm Cottage.
Joel ollie, New York (Goert's Bellevue avenue.
c. A. Whitney, New Orleans, OF The Livingston Cot.
tagcs the Cliffs.
Miss Rhiuelsnuer New YORK, ono OF the Livingston
Cottages on the Cliffs
Mrs. r. 1. Livingston, Hyde Park, New York
Tie kscher Cottage). Catherine street.
Edward Cooper New York (Wiliing'sL Webster
street.
W. B. shattuck, New York tDerhams), bellevue