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nn n el.nOn MIC XYnlk.

KINGSTON Ont. May 81 Henderson. the
pedestrian Wlo started On May Mt Toronto 20 walk
- Iu Iuc. in two years. arrived here to-day having
Completed his thousand and tenth milo.
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GGarqblg o. rehtly odqiiergtlnG Tho fluids that

capable Of rightly adutcrating the fluids that
Prof Dnromus had asked for.
Then the speaker dwet on the growth Of the
PATIENTS stomach troubles which had duly fol-
lowed the prediction of DR.. Carpenter. the fam
lily physician. and the corresponding decreaso
nf the symptoms Of gout in her eNtremitios.
The testimony Of medical experts. both those
called by tho defence and those called Ivy tho
state. had becn Utanimous in declaring that
dry. s'aly skin and purging. both prominent
symptoms of Mrs. Noshurgh. wero iucompati-
Pie with antimonial poisoning. Prof. Morton
haltiound no poison In the liquid he examined
hut hr did ilnd the beautiful rod crystals " uric
ncid and uric acid was the little Joker that got
into the blood In cHso Of guut.
EX-Gov. Bcdc said that ho had not called
Mrs. NOShurgh TO tho stand because her pO-
sitIon was very delicate. and she knew nothing
against her husband. Her conclusions were
not admissible. She knew no facts. She stood
IN nm awful position Her family on one side.
and On the other u loved husband. to whom. us
soon as she had recovered from her extreme
sickness. she had turncd with wiicly devotion.
In concluding his address. after spenking for
iull siN hours with only threo-duartcrs of nm
hour intcrmission. the Ex-Governor appealed
To- the Jury not to convict the prisoner. not 10
and to his family free man by "A verdict given
so promptly that 1t would bc accepted as an
honorable and triumphant acquiital
To-day Attorney General stockton ia to speak.
He will have "A right To- claim the entire day to
reply to cN-Goy Bnllc. Should he. however.
close early in the afternoon. the Judges charge
Will hr given and the jury scnt out. Judge
Knapp says he will not send the jury out late
on Saturday night.
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LoNnoN. May 81. The widow OF Earl Russell
ha,dcchuri nrr.io,u tor tc burial of the deceased
sttc.mHuiu Westminster Anhcy ms hc viii DIRECTS that
tr r.alns -Aa be- nicred ln the amly vault IN Buck
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PASTOR N0SBURGlI'S TRIAL.
uOu TV-GOJ. BEDLE ACCOrNTS FOR
TI;E PRESISCE or POISON.
Aeeu.lng Mr, siciies or Having rut " into
the articles 1naiy,cd by Prof Doremus-
what Preceded Mrs Nosburgh's Three
worst Dnys I he Lawyer on Dr. Cornell.

"a. Arttcics 1naiy1cd by Prof Doremus-.
vhnt Preceded Mrs Nosburgh's Three |
worst Dnys The Lawyer on DIR. Cornell.
WIZ ihr Inst tardy juror had hurriedly |
,lou his scat at the Nosburgh trial yesterday |
nornin-. rx-Gov. Joseph u. Bndlo arose and |
stood in tie vacant spAce in front Of the jury
h,v Ho is l5 years of age His fine. glossy
ltoun harris sYar-n on the top Of his head. but
ERA .ful locl,. slightly curlcd at the ends falls
d'n, .y.rn full. round forehead. His eyes are
o,a4t-ulaily clonr -ky-hluc color. and are set
vUlr.rnrt in his fun, round face. His mouth
sacr- always about to Tighten with n smile
Ills l,aI which is large and round rests
te,ir.lt 10 short thick neck completely hid
den d, ID standing collar aud black silk stock
nuia.h amt "a half wide. When he turns his
head. lis collar ana stock turn with it. His
body Is round AMI fun also. In stature he is
f,nrs' more than five feet and Il half. He is a
repr sentative ~ New Jersey solidity. mentally.
M orally. aul physically. and altogether forms
comfortable figure for the eye to rest on. He
ycsti.u'at,s with clcnrhcd fists and nm upward
md downward motion Of his head. When he is
very emphatic he brings both fists and his
head down with such force to the left that the
rauunl twists his body to the right with II
teo.r.u: notion
H. iart with an cxpcctant look in his
clanr.ng fpature-. Sai beside Mr. Winfield.
Attorney y-Gcneral Stockton sat Just behind the
atots.r with his face close 90 sheet of FOOLS
cay. oa wuiah hc was writing out notes. with u
Iu. ga d. iu large lcu'rs. for use when it
Should l' his turn To- address the jury. lie is
to-l.rr--i isuted that notes written I'm ink in an
orlaly hand would brNery embarrassing for
him ,.u-' before jury Public Prosecutor
MpGn whose luhors in tho ease Wore finished
vl,A tho close Of his address on Wednesday. sat
iu tie rHur uf the thrDus Of ministers, dcapOus.
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North 10 east winds threatening weather. fro.
quvnt rams, aud Tislns temperature.
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Chateau Lngmrosse, the Favorite 'inret'
In wood al sass Victor L, Nauser FeTie 10 He@de
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LOOKING AFTER THE SIOUX.

CHEYENNE. Wy. T., Juno 1878.
General Bradley's commo nd, consisting OF I've
companies, and tho headquarters OF tha Third cav
airy aud four companies LETT Fort Laramie yesterday
morning Tor the Iittic Missouri River, where they
will establish summer camp AN scout the country
forth oil tho Black Hills The Third cavalry CON-
handed by Colonel Carlton. The coEimand Is
accompanied " wrgon rain consisting II
seventy wagons und pack tram oil 100
mules General Bradley viii DC Joined by Arapahoc
scouts while route. Bao,stc who recently hnd
chhrge VI the Sioux iudian soldiers ut thu Red
Cloud agency, will act chief scout guido and inter-
prefer.
General Mcrritts command, consisting OF eight COM
rancs 81 the Fiih cavalry WIN reach Fort Mckinney
tomorrow and VIII inausurate summer campaign
therclrom At once anu establish post point
not lot determined
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DISMAL DAY Al HE BRANCH.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !

IDY TELEUENPH TO THE HERALD
foxc BRANCH, Juno ., 1878.
This city by tho sea wears gloomy aud unuvi;ing
,ppcaraf The day opened with WIND from tho
,oribcast and occasional showers heavy ioR sot
in about noon and tonight It Is dense objects
ire not observable lew rods distant. FnLcrmcn
patrol tho beach, anxously watching any abatement
OF the Storm and ready TO rcndor aid 10 my vessel
that may be unfortunate enough To require their
ssi ancr. When asked their opinion oil tho storm the
unIvcrsai reply 10, ms rough one and sticks well.
The tiJcs nrc running pretty high and | shouldn't
WONDER but theici be something ON before morpingr
FEW VISITORS
Othcr than tho harry residents there has zen very
lew vritors to tho bcacn to-day. Tho streets rough
Out the town are impossible Tor pedestrians
rvun, OF the siusn anu mud caused W the continued
thuacrs. Tho storm was not without It's effects
tho sunday excursion as not over III pssscngtr RS
arrived to-day Cocoanuts, bananas, oranges nni her
tropical iruIt have bccn rickod ny on tho beach
during tho ytorm.
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nIscEIprIoN or ruE sHIp.
EVIDENCES OF a, WRECK.
[BY TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD. l

BY TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD.
NORFOLK. Va, Juno ?. 1875.
Tho New York steamship Old nominion 10 she
northeast Of Winter Quarter Shoai, this morning,
quarter to seven o'clock. passed great deal OF
wrecked stuff consisting OF joiner work, &c. painted
white Al quar- past sever sho passed malt the
deck OF vcssci, all complete. ana lot OF floating
joiner work around II. Al the time II blowing
heavy from the northeast, high sea with RAIN AUG
10. prevailing
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[DY TELEoEApu TO THE HERALD.1
SHENANDOAH, Pa, June 2..1sss
Tomorrow all the coIicres In the schuykil region
viii resume operations, The two. W, eks' suspension
being ended Yes crday tho ammo unce mcnt by y. b.
Caw.n, Of the Coal and Iron Company, TINT sixteen
per coat below the basis - 10 10 taken eli tho May
py causes universal gtumb!inr but the prospect OF
wurktug every day The present mouth has tcnccncy
10 nc. as OIL on lilo troubled waters
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JUDGE ALLEN DYING.

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
0swEco, N. r., juno 2, 1S73.i
Judge William +. Allen or the Court OF Appeals. b
dying at his residence 10 this city. Judge Allen csme
homo about two weeks ago and intended TO return
Albany Monday LIST, but iet too indispossd. To-
day illness assumed tho form OF congestion OF the
brain, AM no now lies unconscious council OF phy-
sicians tonight pronounced his case substantially
hoDeoss Prayers Tor his recovery offered in the
city churches ihis evening.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Nine. Modjeska Is at the Grand Central Governor
Henry N. Mathews, OF West Vrrnia, Is at tho Wind.
Inspector General Reed and Major John, OF tho
British Army; Professor Joseph Lowering, OF Har.
ward College. and ex-Congressman Ralph r. Buck.
laud. OF Oh,o, arc at tho St Nicholas William G.
Fargo, OF Buffalo, Ia at tho Astor DR.. John NJ Wood
worth, OF Washington. IL at the ST. James. Colonel
Charles ". Foster and Major George w. Mckee.
Un,tod states Army, arc ut the Sturtcvant.
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sign for eight days because he considered the
Emperor's removal would be public benefit
He declared that he favored Socialism and
attended socialistic meetings. Some ac-
counts say that Modelling is supposed to BIO
dying. 1t is known that a few days ago
MODELLING unsuccessfully applied for govern
ment employment.
THR EsIPERoE's CONDITION.
The Emperor William was resting quietly
at last accounts. Up till the hour of send
ing this despatch great silent throng has
been standing before the palace, waiting for
the hourly bulletins that are. sent out an
nouncing the Emperor's condition.
IN GOOD CONDITION.
A bulletin published in Berlin at mid
night, announces that the Emperor has
slept asked for WATER beef tea and wine,
and convcrsed affably with his physicians.
HURRIED LEAVES TAKING.
In consequence Of DR.. Nobeling's attempt
to assassinate the Emperor of Germany, the
Crown Prince Frederick William and wife
have started for Berlin.
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FREIGHT TRAIN WRECKED.

TOLEDO. Ohio, Juno 2, 1873
While tho drawbriigc over tho Maumco River, at
rolcio, ~as open this afternoon Tor passing vessel,
freight train OF ory-six cars on tue Lake SHORE
Railway approached tho bridge on tie down
rade and Ocvrs could TO stop cd. tho engine and
,afcc cars were prcciptatcd INTO the draw and
~rockod. Nobody was hurt, ana trims arc passing
a. ma
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ApoLLINARlS
MINERAL WATER.
HIGHLY EFFERvEsCExr.

Approved by the Academic Medicine of France. and
sale In France authorized by special order Of Tia
French government
Keconmendedpy the highest medical authorities New
York
"a great relief for seascknesa"
"A delightful be vcfa,e."
liar superior toy ichy. Selisor or any other"
"Most grateful aud refreshing"
"AbsoIatsiy pure aud wholesome; superior all fos
ANA artihcisliy aeratcd watcrkn
"lmpresnated only with its gas"
Useful very agreeable"
acute disea En-
Mildly antactd agrecs we'll With dyspepsics and whore
by far tho able, alone or mix cd with wilma
useful In catarrhs Of snmach bladder and gou"
Not only luxury. but necessity"
To ke had OF ali Wine Merchants roccrs Druggists aul
IMMORAL Water Dealers throughout Unied ststss auA
Wholesale o. -
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nor GUILTY OF MURDER.

Covixorov, Ind. juno 2, 1878.
The trial or fourteen men. Indicted Tor tho murder
-, cad Creek miucrs closed last uight, the jury &c.
safnne a ycralcg VI "Sot guiity."
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Mr.. John Watson.
Airs. John W a,sou.
Mr.. l. A. winsn;p.
Mrs II. Z. Williams
THE SHIPS MANIFEST.

THE SHIFTS MANIFEST.
Tho cargo OF the Idaho was ws:-I90G alas
cotton. 1871 bushels corn. II packages uflcturs
OF WOOD, 81 bales hops. IL kegs printing ink. IS
tierces beet, al packages agricultural implements.
10. 6o5 bushels wheat. 1860 pounds bacon aS pack.
ages clocks, cases machinery. 200 tons fresh meat
pianos and IS horses
DESCRIPTION or TIE SHIP.
Tho Idah7, 8 ls2 toas vas butt Of iron, al YArruW,
in 1862 ana owned By the LIVERPOOL Great West.
ern Steamship Company, Williams 4 Guion, agents,
this city. She 3s5 feet long. As Zoe, wide 81
feet deep. She was screw steamer and had i've
bulkheads
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WHAT ) THE BEST DISINFECrANr AND REM
edy Tor skin irrntions ald deecsf GLESs's SULPnuE
soar.
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FREDERICK DE- barry 1 co.


FREDERICK DE- barry & co.
Solo Agents.
Nos. Il and - Wsren st..
New York.
Every genuine bottle bears tho registersd YELLOW
pictorial label 1T the
APULLINARIs COMPANY U.IMfrED). LONDON.
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New York
Every genuine bottle bears tho roxissorsd YELLOW
XfoILfS%ais COMPANY u.MIrgD,. LONDON
AIT Is Nor AT ALL SURPRISING THAT
tho peculiar elegance. ssyio finish d thoir Hans -
essf ss known '''''
A-THE FESTIVE SEASON OPENS BRIGHTLY
~. s sHo i. busy s " s psps
Halter = en- 30 IN az Broaaw.y .s yirs
selection 'S'''' "''' ~ ~"
HAVE you TRIED rHE PERFECTION BIEyDOp
Mocha AND JAVA corrEri Ia glass jarsr
LICENSE GRANTED TO UsR SING ER's PA.
tent Nun as .onaus.ias Waste Pipe positive exemption
niSeS at 7os SrosaSy ana ~''0''
MESsMAS's PEpI0NlzED BEEF ToNIu IS THs
propsr.s. Il Is avalaass III ali enieeSod consiiious.
se or DISEASE as IN ys S D ss
a sa s.s sa 10 r,% mess Ss.,
WELL. HAzAwD4 Co. Propriesors. Filth Hotel
baiins and 9th az. corner s.h =
NEITHER DRUGGED, LIQJORED OR wArERED-
Dr. uspEsILs ruas wisss. from tbs crcton Point
sr or All k sEI c,xu
Ar THE METROPOLITAN
Jon r 4 ssS i OFFICE.
sroNINGrON LINE.
FIRST CLASS.
81 90 ii ... 81 -
10 10 h hSSsTToSs.
TO BOSTON.
VIA "rnE Old aEEIABLE"
sroxrS1r0N LISE.
sfoSiS1ruN LINE
Tho fAvoestc steamers sroNlNGrov and NARRAoAN
sEri leave daily except snndnyt) from
PIER u n n. voor OF JAZZ ST.. Arsrx
THE HERALD or EMS fok SALE
TWO SINGLE BULLOCK PERFECTIx0 PRESsEA
capable OF printing ii.OO copies per hour
ALSO ALL TuE STEREOTYPE MACHINERY BE-
LONGING THEKETO.
New Yosx Herald.
r,,v !, = . :, = I. !, rs !, ~ !, I. go,
Ihh hAM .AnrE. eIsnASs ~. -,
:. ~ $3.50 - -. - ~ " '
THE THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS OF The
HERALD BUILDING TO LII, SUITABLE FOR LAW.
BANKING. INsUNANCE On Any LIvHr BUSINESS
ruNiD~tS APPLy IN TIKI COUNTING ROOM Wv
...~ ...,.....-.,...,r
VIEW PUBLICATIONS.
ltau.ur'. DIAbhihs. Dnorei, rAnALfs,s
lJSra,e, Stone, rheumaiism E,ut ka,ry ana bladder
a. ss. 40 nsafso.s Win ashs'nas' we nst
IRA m.ne,A ,p,s"s ~a's. were nisa. hna'nx tae
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Tho fAvoeitc steamers sTONlNGTON and NARRAOAN
SErI leave daily Except sundnys) from
PIER Is \. H.. voor OF JAY ST.. AT5r.x.
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nN TRUK AND FALSE PRDsrNArlON.--NEw KDl.
NItrn o. tho PHILOSOPHY % Marriage Address SECKE
TAhr, Aatsasa q Anatomy. Jas Broadway Nsv Yosxs
tfas. xJe. stsn0A
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Nos. Il and - wsrrea It,,
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HAVE you TRIED rHE PERI ECTION BLENDOY
| MocmA AND JAVA CorrEE Ia glass larsY

LICENSE GRANTED TO uSE SINGERS PA
tent Nun tss conducting Waste Pipe positive
from sewer gas perpetuaily and without expense en-
| hibited TOT Broadway.
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N,rw s1S.ss nv pRHptnIc Ga

IN "tssod Nisht and Dream 0i No " QUOT sung tv Ma
1nursby aud NJ Opdin. STE "a Year Ago. sung ny Mss
Lasat ae On the Balcony" sung ny Mrs IS \. Osgncd
61c Fife Files Watfes strauss. Toe -Minuct.n Bao
ehsfni, Two hands. Boz ieat hands, e'c ''oh. Hub
Thee Ny sAby' miss fhufsby~ song, A. w. reasa
4oc. WILLIAM a. roND A CO.. 70 Union square. Ssv
lurk
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AT is NOR AT ALL SURPRISING THAT
American gentlemen are so easily recognised broad BY
tho peculiar elegance. style and finish thoir HATS
they nearly ali purchase them tho well known estsb~
iisbment Of ESPESscHEiD. f1s Nassau 81
with the Introduction OF tho KNOX HAT
tenen tho abort Of busy lite OF tho poruIAs
Halter. IL BIO obt aInedat 2t2 Broadway the Ftut
Avenue lotcl store and nall the promens OF
Union. KNOX having agents everywhere Make early
~
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TIE SaEAM CARPET CLEANER
T. NJ. STEWART. $40 5th sv send for cIscuiAra
THE THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS 0F THE
nkRALp BviLpINu 10 LEr, sulr.BLE FOR Law,
BANKING INsUNANCE or Any LIvHr BUSINESS
runfO>rs APrLy IN TIKI COUNTING ROOM w
fllE HERALD.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-04-11

Sd Ward City Of Grand
Ranids, Wood County,
Wis.
All that certain tract
al land being 4 part Of
fracl loi : see It t = 4 =
6 e situate between wat
ec st and Wis river aid
extending from then and
: lot line between iacU'l
lots I and , sec II t y n =
s e - that tract of land
useG and occupied by and
u"on which i situate the
saloon building Of T.
Cfosuit together with :
two story frame building
situate thereon ana oc-
cupied by Z. j. " God as
: drug store and j. Z
Incraham { Go rs q
printing office.
4 part CT fracrl lot ,
see Il { p mrs t f ont;ng
3 fl on water s and eE-
tending back to wis river
being that tract Of land
l,aCD y liCh IS situate I he
building now used and
occuFiad 0y Miss n. :.
Gordon IS a Niliiner
shop together with the
b3.IGjnS thereon.
4 part IF fgact'l Let 2
sec ITt22 nr6 c kaGwn
as The L Layi4ne lot and
being the nel-2 OF the lot
conveyed TO Z. s. Miner
b. Geo. Neeyes, VIM Roe
and Z. Mcrriilsaid lot
fronting 81 f on water Il
am exfenGiug back to
Wis river boing the lot
upon - hich i situate the
building -nowl as Ne
EaitL' tailor shop.
Neeves Isl an md ad-
8itiDn.
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wit: com'g at the NV
cor OF sS IA eff ne IA
sec II [ . n r 6 e and
running : pa Fl and e %
IT 10 p ace pfbeg'g thence
: 204 I. c 210 f n2.4 # VI
, 0 It - place Of beg 2
c0uta n ng in all 3 lOt3
81 by I3l fl each.
4 part Of sw ne sec Il t
p n : 6 e IN Woo coua-
II Wis and described as
follows, 10 wit: con at a
point obtained ty run
ming 165 Fl c AMI Sc it n
of " cor Of swine sec II
I 2 nr6e run thence Il
l02 # e 135 fl 5 liz # "
Is it 70 place OF beg 2
being the iots occupied
by aid Ih0S Doan ellya as
a homestead ami con
tanning 2 lets 81 hy 135 Ct
each.
All the following real
estate situate lying and
being in Wood county
Wis being 6 part Of "
ne sec lit Y n r 8 Z end
more particularly des-
cri5ej - foiI3ws. tO-Tit:
COM at a point obtain
ell By running go fl c
and 346 fl Sc. IN nv cor
fswae sec Il t - n r 5
e run thence from said
starting point due e l35
# thence due 5 102 fl
II &c due wI35 fl hence
due n 1I2 It TO place Of
berg containing 2 lots
81 by 125 f each and be-
ing the property 0ysct
anl formerly occupied
by said Martha Tyler as
= Omestea&.
Sc re see l. t y r s {
he ne sec ii t - n T s G
A part Ct sw nc sec II
t . \ r s { being in
Wood county Wis and
described a. .olloT to-
Wit: com : at the nv cor
CT sw ne sec II t - n r 6
running G $50 # and 5
80 - to place Of beg y.
thence G l35 # : 102 - "
- # and n 1G2f5t0 place
Of bee'g being the lots
occupied by said John
Martin as a HON e>tead
containing , lots 81 X l3-
fl each.
Alithe following des-
cribeI real estate situate
lying and being IL Wood
County aui sta Q Of @TiS-
consin more IA tIculGrIy
described - 70 iDws to-
Wit. commencing ct :
point obtained by ran
ming $50 fl g and 1913 It
from the nv cor Of sW nc
see 17t22 s G run thence
FROM saiI starting point
due e 49, # thence due :
II2 # thence due y 135 fl
thence due n 142 # t.
place Of beE'g intending
+ 10 convey all that piocC
or parcel Of land lying
Immediately : and ada.
cent to the land owned
by Martha Tyler and eX.
ten Ting : to the highway
commonly kn0wn,as The
tension o. Oak st.
Woods addition
s. ii Of c end lot 5 Blk l
8 # Of v end lot 6 TX
3 Fl Of W end lot I blk
o 81 &c a nnl Lot 8 h1k
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not included in the re-
oorded plat Of Neeyes l &
, additions to GrBRd
Rapids excepting also
those paris in the nv
corner Of said fractl lot
, owned BY John RabliR
Sr.. T CloSuit 5 A Spaf-
ford. Z Boron and NJ
EruffD .rr,ND
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by ne at pubic an ton,
at my Office IN the city of
Grand Rapids. for the
payment of taxes. inter-
est and charges thereon,
unless said taxes. inter
est ana charges thereon
shall be paid before saii
day Of sale, an ! also for
the lands omiite ! from
the sale Of May 1877, ffssf
tax oeIs-6atthe date Grst
above written for the
sale IF delinquent lands
Of 1871.
/. i. MOSTLER.
COUNTY Tres.
CITY OF GRAND
RAPIDS.
1st ward citg Of Gran
Rapids, y ool CoauEy Y,
Wis. Guc 5sra and part
Of lot In the city limits
described as f lloWs to-
wit Commencing al a
rel oak tree du iruuniu
thence to the Wisconsin
river . 10 feet keeping -
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! All that portion offrac-
tionai lot 2 5 II t :; n of
r Sc, described q : follows:
being that 3 corn4rel LOT
situate on said tract'l lot
aforesaid fTsnting al it
on Main or Water st and
running back 10 a. point
a bout ~ # upon vbilh is
situate the building 9e-
cupied by said Frank
kuSsel IS a saloon and
dw cling, anl being those
tracts conveyed TO said
! Frank kusSal Is Geo.
Nosves i wifc BY deed
dated Aug. 81. 1855, and
recorded IN book "D'' Of
| deeds, page 6GG, Also
Nov 81, Is69. by deed re-
corded IN book ~" :
deed rage 533. Also the
! tract conveyed to aid L
! Russcl by Z Polaainvilie
| bv decA dated Nov 81 81,
4 recorded in blk CO. q
/ deeds page 534. said tract
! intending 10 include all
! tka+ space between lots
Il Z in blk 81 of Neeyes
addition 20 Grand r ,p-
lis not occupied by +
| PomainYilie.
: part of fract'l tot 9
S1I t 22nr6 : being that
part Of sid fract'l lot
conveyed to said john
Arpin by Geo NeeveS
and wife ami JOHN y
, Compton by two deeds
! hearing date of Nov 2ith
1850 anirccorde in book
cd Of deeds pages DO
{ 80 in the registers
Cffice Of wood CO, wis,
beng all said tracts
therein described cx-
; cepting that portion sold
20 I Pom&ingille and :
| Arp;u by said Jn0 Arpin
ana that part appr0pri-
ated tor street purpose
being a lot 20 # fronting
on Water or Main stand
runuing thence back so
# u on which Is situate
thu, , story frame store
building Of said JnO Ar
nj and being q part of
10 c Blk q Of Neeves
Ik2 q EDITIONS to Grand
Rapids
lot g blk 81
10 " q engine house
lot
i0t11 ol k 81 part 20 fl
front on water ST
i part of fract'l lot .
s17J22 nr6 : described
as follows 10 wit: com
mence at the north wei
corner of Nick Wrinkles
lot running south west
along the road leading
to Piover t. eEce back
from said road 100 # be-
ing a lot 55x1JO fl known
as the Barber shop lot,
said tract being a part
at lStI2 blk g Nesyes
1.2 addition to urand