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THE CLOSING DAY AT MONMOUTH PARK.

There will be seven races at Monmouth
Park today-thc closing day Of the racing scason-and
among the wclLkuown horses entered are Little ReO,
Spartau Bramble, Danichef, Fugitive ldaia, Burgoo,
Lady Salycrs, Hattie f., Kcnney. and shyIock Tho
match race for $1,000 between T. L0rillards spartan
and Dwyer Brothers Bramble-bOth excellent three
year-ods that have done very fast runuing-and
the hurdle race ia which many good jumpers are en-
tered are two OF the principal features 81 the pro-
gramme Ample provision for reaching the track IN
good time and returning 10 NeWlork promptly II made
both by the bay and allrd Toutc. The following pools
o tbe races were sold at the Wc, End Hotel az Long
Branch last evening many persons being present and
the bidding being lively:
Etv.r -IIandcap sweepsiakes one aud one fourth
miles adv Sayers 800 $50; ldaa. -" so Hattie -
SECoND RACgScnug race fOr two year" "l- liNeoEhths
ofa mile. Fcrdn, 900, 500. Rachel tltI, ~.
miles for a purse oi sou lanlchei,
40 sI5 Iitte Rrb S43 S2l 49,,
'TorGTU RACE selling race one ard one fourth miles.
Eronrv $50 $50 p. 500 t&J. 6uy, $40, so shy.
i1rE sio : ~. Thomas X, $50 SIG
FIifU kACE-putsc ~ 100 Tor three ODDS Que mile
ana one lhth. Dauche 800, $loO Maumec 800 700
Bertha sl2l. S6j. -,., 90, ., . ...,..
Spartau 81 600 900 500 Bramble. $50 t2'u! tl5N 80
SEyFNI RACE-Mle heats over four uric- uehdl ~,
500 New York. Si2 $50; palgasion so 80 lLnas NJ
s3l Sl5 storm $50 SIS FRANKIE $50 sl3 l"nl ~ and
go LINE D. ~ si6 Gallagher so, tlt Mid oAls,
S25, $l3: MOOrhen Sl2 -.
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OBITUARY..
THE REV. JAMES HARKNESs. D. D.

THE REV. JAMES HARKNESS. ID. d.
The Rev. DR.. James Harkncss, pastor of the
Third Presbyterian Church, Mercers Jersey CITY died
Yesterday morning at his residence IN that city lie
was seventy five years OF age being born in RoIbury
shire Scotland in 1903. lie graduated at the Uni
versity at Edinburgh, and studied for the ministry
under the celebrated Rev. DR.. John Brown In 1882 he
was ordained minister, and became the pastor OF
the Pre.byterau Churc at Ecclesfechan Scotland Seven
wears atterH ard e resigned his charge aud to this
luutry Whcn he received call 10 the Franklin street
Reformed Church, OF his city. He preached at this
church about twelve months, but did not accept It's
pasturAe aud then became pastor OF the LAght street
Prcsbyterlln Church. Several years later lie
founded tho First Presbyterian Church at FlSh-
XII, y. y, having removed to that village
on account poor health. He resigned the charge In
ls45 and became the pastor or the state Street Presb
crnn Church Rochester. On account OF disease 81
the throat retired for some months from his Work,
but became pastor OF the Third Prcsbtcran Church OF
Jersey City In 1862 where he preached until his death
After he was graduated at the Edinburgh University he
studied medicine and practSed considerably among the
members Of his different churches lie became a homo
0pahic physician 1910. He frequent cODtribu-
tor 10 the magazines and papers OF the denomination to
which he belonged. Some years ago he published lt-
uglous w.rk entitled "Mrsuah's Throne and Kingdom.
but the TX ia now out Of print lie was Frustrated
from gene al debility, uyerwOrk, aud slight attack OF
diphthcrla Ills system became greatly weakened, and
hc had the IIcmOuitOIy symptoms OF sOIchnS OF the
brain aud lcart-lsoasc. His funeral Will take place
nom the TL Prp.byicrian Church, Jersey CITY, at ii
.tgl
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BASE BALL

In a game at Washington yesterday. tho
National Club OF that place defeated the Defiance Club OF
Philadelphia by score OF ii TO 4.
At Cohoes, n. Y, yesterday, the Cricket
Club Of Binghamton defeated the Haymaker Club ot
Albany by u score OF IL 70 o.
A fine game was played at Springfield, Mass,
yesterday, betWeeni the Springfield and East Hampton
clubs The former club won the game by score %
2 TO U.
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the forclbe adlusters He believed that such PROPOSE
ton would he made. The plan Of holding public meet
ings he said had abandoned for the present, on
account Of many business being ont OF town AZ
this season. In short tmeperhaps during the present
month-another delegation would visit York he
would accompany them II practicable. He thought
General Fiz Hugh Lee and Senator johnson would be
NJ fha nnTuhp
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"a. - AYDREw EMMONs.

Captain James Andrew Emmons, one of the
oldest steamboat pilots the Hudson River died at his
home in jersey CITY, on Thursday, Of pneumonia. For
many years he was master Of sailing vessels plying be-
Nern river 10 gus end New York and atterWHrd Of
seu.er and tug boats lie last In cOu!n.nd ~ the
steamer rurgr rkbeCk IN the employ OF the Castle Gar
den authorities for transferring imug ant Passengers ~
steamships lie was born at ChaIlestOWn, y In 1873
e leaves a widow and three OF the sous being
M. cuptaiu Of the steamer william tctChcr. Tie bOty
will be taken To Athens, the former residence OF Mr
Emmops, yherO the funeral Will take place.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-06
Major ". O. MOODsON.

MEMpuIs, Tenn, July 5.-MajOr w. O..
woodson who was over by street-car last night
died thiA morning.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-06

JUsTIcF CIIFFoRDs GOLDEN WEDDING.
PoRTLAND Me-, July 5.-Justice Clifford, OF
New-York tribune., 1878-07-06

UW. Gaines. Huntington, Ii
-. A. StsarneS. Astoria,
+. 4. FitIgeraid. Brooklyn,
n. HasbrouCk. Newburg,
J. II. smith. RrOOklyu.
J. ID. Ayrcs. Astoria,
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pryy OF YOUNG LAwYERS.

PoUGHKEEpsIR, n. Y, July 5.-The follow
ing gentlemen were to-day admitted to practice In the
courts nf the state:
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~. =. Hoyt IT,, staatsburg.
II ". DE Forest oyster Bay,
l.. ". clark. New Bf1Ehion.
4. Y. callahan, ~, brooklyn.
q. 4. DOugherty, Middleton q.
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Sherifs Sales.

DY virtue of Sundry Executions 10 me directed,
ID | will sell, before Union Court House door,
OH the first Monday in July next, within
the legal hours of Sherifrs sales, the following
property, to wit
One tract of land containing ninety -seven
acres, more or less, bounded by lands Of James
w. Sartor Mrs. Druclla Gee and DR.. T.. p. But
ler; Levied on aud 10 be sold as the pfSperty Of
Gasaway Shettlesworth at the suit of J. L. s.
Hill.
One tract Of land containing Two hundred and
thirty acres, more or less, bounded by lands of
III. II. Bclue, Thomas Belue, John p. McKissick,
the land belonging 10 the Poor House and Hol-
man j. Thomson lowed on and TO be sold as
the property of NJ. Elizabeth Davis, ut the suit
of William F. Williams and Harvey J. Williams
aeaint NJ. Elizabeth Davis.
ALSO.
will sell on Monday and Tuesday, the First
and Second days of July next within the legal
hours of Sheritfs Sales, at the store House occu-
pied by Jacob IL, Noses in the Town of Union,
oil the stock of Merchandise belonging to Clara
Moses, consisting of Ready y-madc Clothing, Hats,
Umbrellas, Kettle Drums, Pistols, Knives and
GERS, Candies, Nuts, Crackers, Pipes of several
kind, Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, Glass Jars
and Candies, Pepper, Spice, Cloves, Ginger, Toys
Of every description, Suspenders, Belts, and q
grcat<aeny other articles Of sfNerchandiss usually
kept in Candy and Notion Store, and one small
Store house located on Main Street op lot be-
longing TO VIM. +. Thomson all Levied on and
to be sold rs the roperty of Clara Moses at the
suit of Philip NJ. Cohen against Clara Moses.
r. MACBETH, S. U. G.
June sth 1878. "a st.
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AN UNDENIABLE TRUTH.-You deserve to suf
fer, and if you lead miserable, unsatisfactory
life in this beautiful world, it is entirely your
own fault and there is only one excuse for you,
your unreasonable prejudice and skepticism,
which hns killed thousands. Personal knowl
edge and common sense reasoning will soon
show you that Green's August Flower will cure
you Of Liver Complaint, or Dyspepsia with all
its miserable effects, such as sick headache, pal
pitation of the heart, sour stomach, habitual
costivoness, dizziness of the head, nervous pres
tration, low spirits, &c, Its sales now reach
every town on the Western Continent and not n
Druggist but will tell you of its wonderful cures
You can buy Sample Bottle for 10 cents
Three doses will relieve you.
For sale by all druggists and by GIBBES s.
co. 25-2w.
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ANEW BREApsrUFF.-The seed Of broom corn,
which has hitherto been considered useless, ex-
cept for planting and an inferior food for cattle,
has been discovered to be valuable as a bread
stuff II was first used rs o substitute for wheat
in 1870 and 1871, but like many other good
things, was lost sight of, and its manufacture
was never carried to success, and never became
even partially known until about three years ago.
The yield of -four is about one-half in place of
two-thirds from wheat. The bran is also as val
liable as wheat bran food for animals. The
-four cannot be told from wheat -four, and the
bread, cake, etc., is delicate, inviting and deli
cious, and easily digcsted. The yield of broom
corn seeu is also enormous, single spear often
producing q pint of seed, and the yield has
reached five hundred bushels to the acre, while
it is safe TO estimate the average at one hundred
bushels
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VERY Coon REAsoY.--The reason why only
one sample bottle of MERRELLs lIErATINB for
the Liver will he sold TO the same person, for
ten cents, by our Druggists, GlBBES & CO., is
because Of the enormous expense of importing
the lIcpatinc into this country but as there
arc fifty doses in the large size bottle, it seems
two cents per dose is cheap enough after all for
n medicine that cures dyspepsia and liver com
plant. All who have not had n sample bottle
are entitled to one for ten cents Mt GlBBES &
CO.'S Drug store. Three doses relieves any case
Of dyspepsia constipation, indigestion or liver
complaint, in the world. Regular size bottles,
fifty doses. Sl.O0.
B6s" 10 Cents Sample Bottles Mcrrelrs Iiepa-
fine for the Liver and Globe Flower Cough Sy-
rup for the throat and Lungs, ut GIBBES Il
co. IL
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Effects Truly Wonderful.
CARrERsvILLE, GA, April &c, 1869.

CARrBRsvlLLE GA, April rs, 1863.
This will certify that two members Of my
immediate family, after having suffered for many
years from menstrual irregularity, and having
been treated without benefit by various medical
doctors, were nj length completely cured by one
bottle Of DR.. j. Bradfcld's FEMALE REGULA-
TOR therefore deem it my duty to furnish
this certificate, with the hope of drawing attcn-
ton of suffering womcnkind to the merits of n
medicine whose power in curing irregular and
suppressed mcnstruation, has been proven un-
der my own personal observation. It's effect
such cases is truly wonderful. and well may the
remedy be called "Womans Best Friend
Yours respectfully,
JAS. W. STRANGE.
For sale by all druggists and by A. IRWIN &
Co., Union.
June % At
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HAYES TITLE NOT TO BE DrsTURBED.-The fol-
low is the resolution Of the Judiciary Comm ittee
of the House:
Resolved, That the two houses of the 44th
Congress, having counted the votes cast for
President and Vice President of the United
States, and having declared r. b. Hayes and
VIM. A. Wheeler to be duly elected President
and Vice President, there is no power in any
subsequent Congress to reverse that declaration,
nor can any such power be exercised by the
courts of the United States, or any other tribu-
nal that Congress can create under the consti-
tntion. The resolution was adopted by yeas 2l5
to nays 81.
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A NARROW EsCAPE.-Mr. Samuel T. PIONEER
on coming up from Glenn Springs on last Sun
day was thrown from a buggy at the narrow
place in the road at Golghtly's Gorge and came
near being thrown down the steep precipice.-
The mules SHE'D around mud hole in the-road
and the colored man driving them could not
prevent them from running against high bank
which threw Mr.. PIONEER out. He fell on the
edge of the precipice bruising his face badly
Had he fallen two feet farther he would have
gone over q precipice of over thirty fect.-Spar-
tanburg Herald.
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MRs. GROVES Gallatin, June c.
Two men were caught near Mitchellville yestcr-
day, answering the description of Sadlcr and
Pearson, who committed the rape upon Mrs.
Groves near Mitchellville some week ago. They
were taken before Mrs. Groves and identified as
the guilty parties.
About 8 o'clock crowd of men took the pris-
oners from the guards and it is understood that
they arc hanged. No one seems to know any
thing of them since that time. They were Ia
&6n to the woods from the iail.
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MOTHERS. STAY AT IIoME-And cure your
child with DIR. MoFFETTs TEETnINA (Teething
Powdcr,.) TEErnINA Regulates the Bowels and
makes Tcething easy; Cures Cholcra-Infantum
md the Summer Complaints Of Children; Heals
Eruptions and Sores Removes and Prevents the
formation Of Worms. No medicine ever re-
ccived such enthusiastic commcndation from
those who have used it,. A IRWIN & CO., and
all Druggists keep it.
May II. 81 2t
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GRADUATES OF WofFoRD CoLLEGE.-The fol-
lowing is list of the graduating class atogeth-
er: J. F. Browning, W. G. Browning, l.. +. Cas-
ton, w. W. Lee, Z. d. Mood and K. d. Smith,
Of Spartanburg, L. j. Breeden, of Bennettsville,
l.. G Corbett of Sumter, w. NJ. Jones, Of Pen
dleton, J. w. Roger and II. A. Warn, of Collie
ton, d. o. Herbert, of Newberry, I. NJ. Kaysor,
of Orangeburg, and Warren DuPre, Jr., OF
Abingdon, Va.
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"EUREKA' is the sentiment of countless suf-
ferers who find the balm of relief, and the foun-
tain of heir health and strength, in AYERS SAR-
sAPARILIA. 1t is the most potent of all the al
teratives to purify the system and cleanse the
blood. 1t possesses invigorating qualities, so
that it stimulates the faded vitalites and purges
out the corruptions which mingle with the blood,
promoting arrangement and decay. We are as
sured by many intelligent physicians that this
medicine cures beyond oil others of it's kind,
and we can fortify this statement by our own
erisnce.-Athol (Adss.) White Flag.
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Telegram received by Governor Hampton
y yesterday from Hon. John II. Reagan, member
of Congress fro m Texas, states that the river
and harbOr appr opriation bill has passed both
Houses, with an appropriation of 5000, 900 for
the improvement of Charleston harbor. This
news is truly gratifying and will cause rejoic-
ing throughout South Carolina. Thanks to Sem
ator Butler.-C Col, Re 1ister
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The model colored farmer is Rev. Silas Cook
Of Marion, who commenced with nothing except
large family to support, going to work with q
will and attending to his cwn business strictly.
He has bought and paid for q farm, built frame
house in good style, and has one of the best
farms in the County.
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THE SUFFERERS BALM.-Thc above named
remedy is offered to the public after having been
thoroughly tested in great number of cases,
bo:h in private and domestic practice, and by
several eminent physicians. Its efficacy in af-
fording relief from pains in Boils, Carbuncles,
Rising Breasts, Piles, Erysipelas, Bites and
Stings of insects has been oil that could reason
ably be expected from remedial agent.
1t has effected more cures in all of the above
named diseases than anything that has ever
been offered to the public.
Nav II "a q
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ATHENS, Ga, February 90, 1878.

SIR My child, five years old, had symptoms
of worms. I tried calomcl and other worm
medicines, but faild to cxpe any worms. See
ing Mr.. Bain's certificate, got vial Of your
Worm Oil, and the first dose brought forty
worms and the second dose so many passed
did not count them. s. ii. ADAMS.
For Sale by A. IRWIN s. CO.,
May II. ~ 2w.
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INFORMATION WANTED.-At this Office, rs to
whether Samuel B. Mcclellan, and VIM. Bailey
soldiers in the war of 1912, arc still living, or
either of them; or if Gead, the whereabouts of
thoir widows.-Laurensuill Herald.
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LOST NOTE.

MOTE of John Becknell, payable 10 Andrew
IN MeNeace for fifty Dollars, dated or
about June 18, 1877, and transferred TO me by
the endorsement of A. McNeace. Don't re-
member whether the same q sealed note or
not. AL persons are hereby notified not to
trade for the same. Any person finding tn.
same will please return it to the undersigned.
}. N. BENNER.
June % *3t
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Ex-Governor A. G. Brown of Mississippi, says
that he is amazed to see how little has been con-
tributed by the several Southern States for the
Lee monument. Some of them, he says, have
given nothing.
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DEATH OF suLIUs c. DARGAN.-Thc death of
of this estima6le young man, son Of the late
Hon. julius A Dargan, has cast gloom over this
community. He was mute from his birth but
such was the sweetness of his nature and the
brightness Of his intellect that his afiiction nci-
ther soured his disposition, nor prevented libe-
raj mental culture. At the time of his death he
he was an inmate Of the National Asylum for
the deaf and dumb at Washington, preparing
For the position of teacher in the Cedar Spring
Asylum of this State. Bathing in the Potomac,
near Mount Vernon, he was accidentally drown
ed, on the 30th of last month
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The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF UNION.
In the Court of Probate.
Avaline Underwood
and others Sale for
Margaret Underwood Partition.
and others.
DY virtue of decree made by the Probate
- Court in the above stated case, I will sell
for cash, before the Court House door iE Union
County on Salesday in July next, all of the
interest which Harvey Underwood owned (being
onc-third) in q Gold Mine, known as the Pratt
or Posey Gold mine, located in the County of
Union and State aforsaid, bounded by lands of
Asa Smith, Eliphas Linder and others.
Union G. H., June 1878.
JOS. F. GIST.
Judge of Probate.
June n "a 81.
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ANOTHER VANDERBILT MEDAL WoN BY Wor-
FORD SrUDBNT.-We are pleased to see in attend
ouce on Woi1ord College commencement Mr.. w.
X. Richardson, amember of the graduating class
of last year, who came back with fresh laurcls
from Vanderbilt University, having received the
gold medal for oratory in that institution last
week. Just one year ago, it will be remembered
that Mr.. G. p. Woford reached home during
Wofford commencement with gold medal from
Vanderbilt University. This second instance Of
the Vanderbilt honors being carried off by a
Wofford student speaks volumes in praise of
Wotford College.-Spdrtdnburg Herald.
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Judge Wallcce granted four divorces ut th
Aiken Court June Sth-all white couples.
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Notice for Final Dischage.

DY permission Of Hon. Jos. F. Gist Judge of
ID Probate for the County of Union, will on
Saturday the 9th day of July, 1873, make my
final return apd settlement, as Guardian of Mar
thu Johnson, Nnow Martha Acoek, and at the
same time apply for letters dismissary as such
Guardian.
All persons having demands against the said
Martha, contracted previous to her becoming or
full age, will present them for payment on of
before the tims above specified
II. T.. GALLMAN.
June Sd 1873. 90 4t
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Inside pages, nonpariel type, 25 ccnts.per
line; outside page, 40 cents. Special 'rateyfor
three. six and twelve months. Notices in edto-
rial columns, so cents per line.
Advertisements should be sent in by Saturday
Of each week, if possible.
All transient advertisements must be accom-
panied with the money or they will not te in
serted.
No advertisement OF business notice of an
immoral character will be received on any terms
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

AHgn W Gh 49, 5 near ethavc: 20 ioxiOss $500
basi"I a We md J2O,h II 7xss II " $50
Belmgnn solomon, ard wife 10 Max i'snnKer snd
iro iipna" - $500
Btsr 20 ~ T' Of MaiiscnsTe iiiyis tt. 90,
Bray J9 20 ave "a G I"S ~
Crawford George r and wife to william II. BOVINE
ana Andrew Arnoux executors "Ashng'"iia'e' oo
Mnrrisania, 2jXl3i w"
puer Ann II. and husband. to Mutual Life Insn.
aSS'1 tlg g5 a. lsO
h's 9ait ''Se sqnncni OF mortgage '...... 1ic0
fsenfi yssaaA 10 dV i2o
r,rs1p @oihsISr Abraham and wife 10 the Phmn!r
7otiT q, iGthst FOX 30 ,..-'....... C5O
H" ~ and etlisye i00x2GI Il G5s
Hat T. : 25Ssi2 1000
l4ye and sfst xi5G -. Go
yn Iiitn n 100 II u 2iavc iO1ilxICO -. 500
Church. OF city Of y, 10 Board Of Educsiioi 81
Ref Church in America John-st n s47 e Of william,
ypfnai Lie ins 20 10 L Trust Co. Assignment q
mor, gaze made by Chss II Kerner si35Oj 5OO
fe" no 10 Bowtry 7OO
h'ct sdst s "saxi6S 7.ooC
seha1te bora to ponneIin par, Of lot 1872,
Village Molro>e, lOnX.5.7 5O
scbrrmerhorr John y. 20 WIN am N Kingsani, trus.
49,. sst Of Daniel { Kingtand b3l.si II o. 300 It
wof C,tlayc i0Ojx2 -. 1900
second I'niyersslst socieiy ~ Y. ~ samuel
Weeks, l27ihsi n = 900 Il v Of li.ave j0A90II. 300
Sharp, Henry l.. 10 Henry Mcigs and Alfci ZOO, -
trustee ETC. 22dst - l45 " Of 3lave 5OS9s9 1900
men, II mortgage -. 1906
Strauss. Henry ana Wit. TO LOUIS Nathan Ave D.
lOaIsO also. Ave. b., :. e. side, boz ween Eat
Houston ami 2dsts, l9lOl2xS0 .-'.....-...... 35O
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pedestrian came across BOY b hoJ' battle be.
;sssn GOAT aud dog. The man ha n oi S1U YEAR
Row what sort Of way Is tins 10 en- ~ sa in pro-
,.i SG the bow mo can yc9 oHv. 70 time
ashamed to end the year IN lhs ocoek" was the an
e Mine hours yet 10 repent it-go Ior Mn
,nd nm 10 him. Billy !" yelled the young imp
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oooo 2ecs 1905 2soe, 2sc7. 2sOs 1909 1Si'' 1'''
s9i5 296 2.ua Nos 2IOl, 1868 1871 SsZ s so
PSRJ qs57 1859 1861. 2e6S, zs6i' zoo' -0o"
2SG9, -, Shea Nos. 1880, ITO ze5o' ~"'0' -V'
263i 100 STss0Ss-PAT Isuthersn anlt and battery
Cares and John AID l ns C6aas Ourgary AbTs
LOUISE Grand larceny Amos Snno Ds CHARLES g.
ltn iISs,nisTck S(hdl and Davld L. Lo"s' AN'eN-''
,o,i wing stolen gOOus-