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St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-09
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prepared for il. ne SUNDAY sun has net With
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The Weekly SUM-
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taS. and heyond Ninety tuuilsand famiil,34
rect lis Wclrnme pages weekly a1lu regard 4.
II the llgn of guldr. curtn-rl!or, and trrn,s.
'ts news. editorial. agricultural, and lit, rari
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or year post puld. TEls price. uIIauIy cul:.
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Islcu. For clubs u ten. with SO cash We Wlsl
,tnt an extra copy free.
Address PUBLISHER OF THESlN
nov lU-bt New York City;
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-09
School hooks.

Teachers Of Public Schools can now he sltp-
piled with hooks. at publishers prices, by ap
plying to the store of the President Of the
Parish School Board.
Oct. 20 CHARLES v. EALER.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-09
Notice !

The owner of the following brand: A K II
equested I" give his II tsla informant IN. to hi~
interest, will be given to him by applying to
This office. July l3-tf
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-09
WUST R RECEaVED:
MEDICINES
Notice ;.

The Public Cemetery east of Opelonsas, is
under the charge of the Board Of Po Ice Of this
town. All persons are hereby warned not to
trespass upon rhe grounds, under penalty OF
a criminal prosecution.
JAMES RAY,
President Board Police Town Of Opelollsaa
fsac J-ff
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-09
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.

1 will open my school FOR the education
oung ladies. on Monday. 4th of Septembc
prux.4, III my dwelling at OpeIousas. | lnltn
Dils Institution to be permanent, and will "a
teavor to meet the wants ut this community. h..
tforulns facilities for d thorough euucatlon.
TERMS:
Tuition i'll primary branches, per month ) W
tuition In Academic '' 4W
rrench, z u
Music with use of piano, - so
Drawing, daily lessonsl, SO
Painting, trl-weekly lessons, So
Vocal music gratis,
Board, 1870
Washing, per dozen,
All dues payable monthly in advance.
MRS. NJ. NJ. HAYES
August 49, lS76-tf
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-09
ESesSss ERfssS.. ?.


CHEAP. DURABLE AND ORNAMENTAL.
The undersigned. a practical painter of nluc
experience. WHO has given r. neral stisfactlu.
y all who llave employed MIN. hutlr ;,s to til
'rlce and quality ul lis work, has receutl
ocated III Optl"us;s. and suic,s work in In
llle nt bilSinessl and sign painting whit,
Washing. kal "iililllng, etc. He will work fu.
twenty-five per cent. less than the price:
hat have been usually paid here. and guar
tltee satisfaction. Estimates Furnished! WithOlI:
.large. He will furnish all materials If de
,ired. thereby enabling parties to klluw at tln
'titset the fall cost "f the work. He has fnci
ties for obtaining painting materials nlurl
'heaper than persons generally, which make
lis work 81 much the cheaper. \ specimen o!
lis painting can he setm ut the Methodist chlllrl
Opeluusas. which hc has in painted inside
md out. On inspecting his work and learnin:
his price. many will 10 doubt feel able to hav,
painting done, who now think the cost too great
see him and talk the matter over. which WI
lost nothing. The cheaplrss aid quality Of his
naintinS, are all inducelnelIt tn have pHintin.
lone. WM. HILISMAN,
Practical Painter.
Opelousas, May 5-tf
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
WN A NEW PLACE.
r. lIEIaI8ERT,

Has opened BLACKSMITH SHOP ahnt: on.
nile weat H1 OpeOlsas. at the corner of raj- orr
lal,e and the Bellevue road leading by The
Chaohere's where work in his line will be prompt
~ and we'll done at the lowest rates.
feh Sly.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-09

sriTiank We, gents. tllankea. Come
up ss,,sll again. an I'll take the Old Resi-
dsf,far s,lt any fi,Ia; we'll hs purity
sure to get-snal. .thipgs' Anil lie meath
dprs off tl.fOag.l tlls Indian summer
a.aze.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-04
STARVING TO DEATH.

thousands of men and women are star
vi ,g TO death. They dare bot eat or drink
this or that, fearingit win increase their
flesh. Life depends upo continuous self
den al. The only safe and reliable medy
at, 1t is wholly We etab'e and perfectly
harmless. Its use insures a reduc ion OF
from two to ive pounds per week. Sold by
druggists.
BUFFA o, N. Y, Ju7e 18th, 1878
70 THE PRoP'Rs OF Al LAN'S .AN1I-FAL:
Gentle nen-The following report Is from
The lsdy who used Allan's Anfi-Fat: III
Uhe Anti. Fat) had the desired fleet, redu-
cling the fat from two to five pounds per
ue n until had lost twenty five ;ounds.
line never TO regain what have lost"
Yours. POWELL 4 PLIMPTON,
Wholesale Druggists.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-04
TERRIBLE STORY OF THE SEA.

A CAPTAIN LOSES TWO OF HIS BABES IN
TIE CHESAPEAKE, AND HIS WIFE AND
SONS FOLLOW THEM TO THE GRAVE IN
SIDE OF A FORTNIGHT.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-04
- LMNALIps,. HoIEII

The very large number Of invalid peone v,y
visit Buffalo, from every quarter Of the tnneSSI VIZ
and Csnads, that they may Consult Dr. RVJ.f fssl Y
itnecessary that tie founder OF this nstjtds tIj .
provide . place on on a., grand and commOdioa. y
ADVANTAGES OFFERED.-The Invsllds n
r nSss Il he $ " RSe SadSSR sR
lie City Of Bufao and commands inc Stes tpS'
re Hssssisss Eslys1 ana ,ast ne
OF beautiful parks. The Hotel Is fGrnisdleedS w
patent safety passenger elevator, to convey NJ!
70 and from the different floors; Is provided y rIs
kinds Of approved baths, and has also Connect w
It well-appointed gymnasium and bowling II,
afford proper means OF exercise. @'
CHRONIC DISEASES Of all forms, whether Va.
ing medical, surgical, Or mechanical, treatment
% DIsEAsEs All OF WoMEN.Espec,sRI,svs % sRIss,s.a ,rs e.
ties of this inflrmary Of superior order a ~
the remedial means and appliances for the e1a
all those chronic diseases peculiar To felnae
employment IN .nS mS9defSstion e,St. Of topiG
many cases an invaluable auxiliary TO ihe rtms
means TO which we resort in such cases. DyiSs|
to the surface, general shampooing, Swedish ID
equalize the Circulation Of the blood In the ga
relieve congested parts, improve digestion h
strengthen the muscles, produce important benai
results IN alt CtSet 10 WHICH these means and
BILE. No experimenting Is resorted to In ue
mcnt The most approved medicines are csrs
employed, and the jldicious regulation Of lie
TO suit the condition OF the patient the thorough
tilatiOn of the sleeping apartment the Cleerl
fuence OF music, social Intercourse, innocent M
for amusement, and all those agencies which Il
arouse the mind Of the patient from despOuia
and thus promote recovery, are not neglected
NERVOUS DIsEAREs.-Paralysis EPILEPSY N
Chorea tSl Vitus's DanceL and other henoa q
tions, receive the attention Of an eapnr IN ihA
cialty by which the greatest skill Is attained aat
most happy results secured.
LUNG DiSEAsES.-Thisd division Of the practa
the Invalids' Hotel 10 very ably managed by
tleman of mature Judgment and skill. BfMf
Throat, and Lung Diseases are very largely tN
in this department, and with results which haWi
highly gratifying to both physician and paliehR
EYE AND EAR.-Special attention Is gvas
delicate operations on the eye and eaf, q I'D
guished Oculist and aurist being under engag1
70 conduct this branch Of the practice
Invalids arriving in the city and desiring to
suit us, should come directly TO the Hotel Hsu
accessible by carriage, omnibus, or street cars
LER's Omnibus Agents, on ail incoming trains
be relied upon TO deliver An ESsers and aa
with security and dispatc
lV"Address X. V. PIERCA J., Worlds Dip
erY and Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, MY.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-04
By MAIL AND TELEGRAPH.

Il In q conflict with large band of tramps.
and thug sand thieves who attacked them,
q Astoria, Iowa, on the Chicago, Burling-
ton and Quincy Railroad, on Monday, the
tramps killed one and fatally wounded two
Of their assailants.
Messrs. Collins Bros, Philadelphia, have
determined to send colored men to Brazil to
work upon the MADEIRA and Mamore rail-
road. It is more than probable that five
hundred will 70 on the Rio Janerio, Satur-
day next. The Brazilian government will
make no objection to their landing.
The accommodation train upon the Boston
Concord and Montreal railroad was wrecked
st Forrest Crossing, on Tuesday, one and
a-half mile from Tilton. The accident was
caused by the expansion of the rails by the
extreme heat. The engineer and fireman
we're slightly injured, and the locomotive
vas completely demolished. The track was
soon cleared. s
Slight rioting has been going on at Mar
eeilles for some days past in consequence
Of q recent attempt of the ultramontanrs ia
yet up q political demonstration by decora-
ting the statue of former bishop. Last
J light mob invaded the offices Of the leeit>
imist newspapers and endeavored to over
throw the statue. The police dispersed
the mob and arrested 1925 persons.
The Times Vienna correspondent states
SIT is said the Council yesterday de:ided to
place three additional divisions on a war
footing and call out the Croatian reserve in
consequence of the Vaccinations of the local
Bosnian authorities against occupation by
the Austrians. The occupation, however,
will not be immediate. It is hoped the
Porte may become more conciliatory, and
all opposition will thus be obviated.
Mr.. James 8. Bedlow, Superintendent OF
the Western Union Telegraph Company,
was drowned at Pine Point, Scarboro, Me-,
on Tuesday morning, while rescuing bis
daughter, who had gone beyond her depth,
but was saved. Mr.. Bedlow, it is thought,
died of heart disease caused by the excite
ment and sudden chill as he rushed into the
water. He was drawn out Immediately
but all efforts to resuscita him proved
futile.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-04
Lbs, seven Pounds i'm Three weeks

Lost seven Pounds I'm Three Weeks
Allan's Auti-Fat Ia o genuine mt dicine
and will reduce corpulency from Two to
five pounds per week. Purely vegetable
and perfectly harmless. acting entii ely On
the food in the stomach. preventing the
formation of fat, 1t is also q positive rem.
ely for dyspepsia and rheumatism
BOSTON, Mass. Feb. l1ih 1s7S.
BorANIC MEDICINE Co.. Buffalo, N y:
GENTLEMEN THE lady alluded TO los,
seven pounds in three weeks. by the use
of Allan's Antl-Fat.
Yours truly,
Wholesale Druggists.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-04

Or. Payne can be consulted daily Mt bis
olnces IN the Heabody Hotel Ninth stree
delphia. "''
The Morning herald., 1878-07-04
TELECRAMS.
HUNTER CONVICTED.
SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.

va SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.
Yesterday the great Hunter trial wal
brought to an end. In the afternoon, the
Jury wss discharged, and retired to theil
chamber. Early In the evening they re-
surned, and rendered q verdict in the first
degree. d
The Morning herald., 1878-07-04

bereaved coasting captains sad burthen to
it's last resting-place where the interment
will probably take place to-day. wanted
to bring 'em back, don't you seea" ne said.
NV Oldest child has little grave down
there. I'll put them all together.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-04

St. Louis has just placed nine electric
clocks in prominent public places.
A pedantic exchange tells Of boy being
duplicated Il. e., doubled up] by green
ample.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-04
LOTTERIES.

OH Frlzes' amounting TO 0Spanish) s750M0
Information furnished ppr,, o,.,.
nlled, Prizes cashed. Spanish Rank bi,Is
anu governments puI chased "''i'
TAYLOR II CO., Bankers (
II Wall et. New YORK
West-Jersey pioneer., 1878-06-27

B. T. Bright, Esq. has just erected on the
grounds near his handsome residence on
East Commerce St., large and commodious
barn. 1t is 2S by 5S feet and has 90 feet
posts, and is strongly built throughout. A
fine cupolo graces the top of the barn,
which can be seen a long distance. TIE
interior is the most complete of any build
ing of similar character that we have ever
examined The mows are large and capa-
BILE of slowing many tons of hay. On either
side of the main entrance there are admir-
ably arranged stalls for horses and cattle
fitted with drains for cleansing purposes.
There is a fine carriage house, vegetable
cellar, and harness room, all within the
structure, and every necessary article is at
hand. Beside this building which has been
erected at considerable expense, Mr.. Bright
has also been making other improvements.
The grounds connected with his home have
been beautifully laid out and he now has
one of the finest lawns in South Jersey. In
front of the residence a fine flag staff has
been raised from which friend Bright dis
plays the star and stripes. Taken altogeth-
er there is no more beautiful residence or
finer grounds in the county.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1878-06-27
RIBBONS.

From recent auction sales and from i'm
porters and manufacturers anxious to close
large lots of Ribbons, we have selected
stupendous stock of new shade and other
desirable Ribbons. In some grades we have
more stock than we ought to hold, and de-
termined to sell, we put price on them
that will create demand and make them
60 rapidly.
No. 9.-Rrown, Lavender, Teal, Bronze,
Light and Dark, Drab, Ecru, Tan, Mastic,
and Bege, 10 cents,
REGULAR PRICES, 1sc.
Entire stock, No. 9, Imported French, all
Silk Gros Grain Ribbon. No. 12, No. 16,
No. 90, No. 80, at the round price of Is cts.
per yard.
CANNOT BE MADE TO SELL AT LESS
THAN SOC.
Assortment of colors is Light Blue, Light
Pink, Cardinal, Dark Blue, Dark Pink,
CRIMSON MAROON, BROWN, PLUM.
A new lot of elegant Basket Ribbons at
so cents.
These have never been sold for less than
81 25, and are selling at this price in this
city.
5-inch Sash Ribbons, all silk, 25 cents
very cheap at double the price.
Also superb Sash Ribbon on French
boiled good, at 40 cents; usual price, rs
cents.
A splendid grade of dou le- faced Satin
Ribbon, all the shades. Nos. 9, 10, and 16,
at 10 cents; sold when come out at 40 cts,
but the lot closes at 10 cents.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1878-06-27
BUSINESS NOTICES

Try Shoemaker's Cream Cheese.
Shoemaker's Okron Oat Meal is equal to
the Scotch.
Four pounds Carolina Rice for 25 cts, at
Shoemaker's.
Shoemaker's Coffees cannot be exceeded,
try them.
The best Molasses for the least money at
Shoemaker's.
Elegant China Tea Sets, at Belford's,
Commerce street.
M. G. Belford has splendid line of Glass
ware at his store, No. sc East Commerce
street.
The very latest improved Mason Jar for
preserving, at M. G. Belford's China Store,
Commerce street.
M. G.. Belford has the best of Stone China,
and Queensware, at No. 96 East Commerce
street.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1878-06-27

president Hayes and the proprietor of
this paper will be at Cape May this sum-
mer. ."-Bridgeton Dai1y.
True, but we thought he would be able
to stand it after such a lengthy session of
Congress and the Potter investigation. We
want to interview him in regard to our next
district representative to Trenton. Bridge
ton Daily.
Right, but while you are interviewing
Mr.. Hayes just ask him whether Mrs. jerks
interrog ated Secretary Sherman concerning
that little matter of pass which the pub
Usher of the Daily bulldozed out of the
West Jersey Railroad in his efforts to re-
d@ce The fare in the interest of the dear peo-
pie.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1878-06-27

The July number of the Domestic Monthly
is on our table, and it deserves special COM
mendation for the fullness, freshness, and
reliableness of its fashion intelligence
Twenty of its large pages are devoted to the
fascinating topics, which supply all the infor-
nation that any lady, even of the most cap
tious taste. may need for guidance in mat
ters of the toilette at the present season.
The Domestic Monthly is published by Blake
& Company, $40 Broadway, New York, at
$1.50 per year, inclusive of pattern premium.
Specimen copies, Is cents.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1878-06-27

Conductor Ayars is making great prepa-
rations for an excursion from Bridgeton to
West Point at date sometime during the
month of July, hereafter to be fixed This
will be most delightful excursion, and one
that it will pay to patronize. A trip along
the banks of the Hudson, on one of the pal
ace steamers connected with that famous
river will be a grand treat. Conductor
Ayars has always managed his excursions
in very satisfactory manner, and the pro-
gramme which he will offer to the people
in July is one that will without doubt be
appreciated. Further particulars will be
given in due season.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1878-06-27
SHOES.
LADIES' LIST-SPECIAL LOTS.

Ladies' very best French Kid, hand made
Button Caters, at S4.5O, made by J, R,
Gates; warranted goods, and fine as any
custom made Caters in Philadelphia at 81
and 49,
Ladies' fine Kid Croquet Slippers at 4Sc,
usually retaied at S1.25.
Ladies English Lasting Walking Boots,
at 56c.; less than half-price.
Ladies' Lasting Foxed Walking shoes at
95c. solid soles, and guaranteed to give as
good satisfaction as any shoe at SO and So. so
elsewhere.
Ladies' Pebble Morocco hand made But-
ton CATERS, worked button holes and silk
trimmings. at $2.99; made by j. R. Gates.
and usually retailed at $3.50 and So.
Ladies good House Slippers at 25c.
Ladies' Lasting Foxed Button Caters at
$l.S5 Smiths make, and usually Ietailed at
$1.75 and 50.
Ladies' very fine French Kid handmade
Button Caters, made by Laird, Schober
and Mitchell, at $5.4S; sold by others at
$3.50 and 81.
Ladies fire Kid Button Walking Shoes,
at 99c.
Misses Pebb. Goat Button Gators, made
by 5. D. Soliers & Co., at so; usually
retailed at So
Misses Pebble Button CATERS at S1.1S:
uiually retailed at 81 rs.
Children's Pebble Goat Button Caters,
made by S. D. Soliers & Co., at 81. .25; usu-
ally retailed at $3.50.
Ladies Lasting Kid Foxed Button Cal
ters, $1.5O; usually sold at 50 and $2.25.
Ladies' Pebbled Goat Button Caters at
Sl.50; guaranteed solid leather, and war
ranted to give as good satisfaction as any
shoes sold for $3 at any other place in the
city.
Ladies' very Fine Kid Button Caters.
Sl.99; usually retailed at $2.75 and So.
Ladies Foxed Kid Toilet Slippers, a lit
tie soiled, at S1.25; usually retailed at So;
made by Laird, Schober and Mitchell.
Ladies' Pebble Button CATERS at $125.
Little Boys Calfskin Button Caters at
9oc; usually retaied at $3.50 and So.
Infants Fancy Colored Shoes, 10c. per
pair; usually sold at 80 and 40c
Child's Light Col. Button CATERS, 49c;
usually sold at 81.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1878-06-27

The present Democratic House of Repre-
sentatives commenced its work of false econ
omy by cutting down wages, and not salts
fled with the amount saved, it seeks to swell
the sum by stopping necessary public work.
This may make good showing on paper,
but it makes truer showing in the over
crowded poor-houses of our land. What
the people want is more work, not less, and,
if we are not mistaken, those who have
failed to recognize this fact in the dominant
party in the House will have an opportunity
to attend to their private business after next
fall. Money saved by forcing people to be
idle will in the end lead to national bank
ruptcy.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1878-06-27

Calanthe Lodge, No 103 Knights of Pyth-
las, have chartered the steamer ARTISAN"
and will run an excursion to the Warner
House, Sea Breeze, on Wednesday, July Sd.
The steamer will leave the wharf in Bridge
ton at half-past seven o'clock, a. m, ar
irving at Sea Breeze at an early hour.
Nine hours will be given excursionists on
the island, in order that they may enjoy
themselves with seaside pleasures. The
fare for the round trip is only 80 cts, and
as the proceeds of the excursion are for the
benefit of the Lodge, there ought to be
large number of tickets sold. A brass
band will accompany the excursionists.
Let everybody go and visit this lovely sum-
mer resort. The boat will stop at Tindall's
Landing, Greenwich and other landings on
the Cohansey.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1878-06-27
CLOTHING.

MEN S FINF BLUE FLANNEL SUITS, $40,
MEN's SCOTCH CHEvIoT SUITS, SIP.
MEMS MIXED CHEvIoT SUITS, S11. so.
MEN S FANCY LIGHT CASHMERE SUITS S12 90
MEMS FINE BLACK DIAGONAL SUITS, $3.50.
MEMS MIXED PANTS, So 80.
MEMS MIXED COATS, 5 90.
MEMS MIXED VESTS, S1.50.
cHILDREN's HARVARD SUITS, $3.50 AND S..
oH1LDREN's BLOUSE SUITS, $3.75 AND $3.50.
cHILDREN's FULL SUITS S..
BOYS FULL SUITS, S..
YOUTHS FULL SUITS, $3.50.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1878-06-27

Perhaps no county in the United States is
better off financially than Talbot county,
Md. Not only is it free from debt, but it
has so much money in the bank that it re-
Gently loaned $4400 for want of any other
way of utilizing it, and still has over 500,
900 do it on the collectors books for last
years taxes. The rate of taxation this
year is only fifty cents on $1,000.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1878-06-27

Beautiful Helen no doubt had fine COM
plexion, but it is more than doubtful wheth-
er it exceeded in purity the complications of
the ladies who use that inimitable auxiliary
of female loveliness, GLEN's SULPHUR SOAP.
Sold by all Druggists.
HILLS HAIR & WHIsKER DYE, Black or
Brown. SOC. june 81 4t
West-Jersey pioneer., 1878-06-27

very cheap our Hats are.
NOTE.-The qualities and STYLES are
guaranteed to be up to the highest standard.
mems Fifth Avenue and Broadway Silk
Hats Aoo
Mems Black Derby Hats $50
men otlh Fur Hats 200
Mems Fine Soft Hats go
Mems Fine Soft Hats eoo
Young Mems Nutria, black band 800
Young Mems Pearl, black band 800
Young Mems English Taper 800
Young Mems Nutria 400
Youths fine Fur mixed Derby 2.50
Youths fine Fur Black Derby $50
Boys Drab Derby liz
Boys Pearl Corporal 1.15
Boys Black and olue Lamar 1.25
Boys White and Brown Straw Hats 81
Boys Variegated Straw Hats 100
Child's Brown and White Straw 100
Child's Blue and White Mixed Straw 125
Child's Balmorals, Blue and Gray 1.s5
| Child's Gray Mixed Magic rs
Chilo Fine Fur Dardanelles $50
Childs Wool Blue 40
Children's Straw Hats, in large variety, 80,
rs, 81, $1.25.
R. S. Walton gives his personal supervis
ion to every Hat that comes into this Depart
ment.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1878-06-27

Go to Bacon's and buy "The Tiger" a
perfect self-discharging sulky rake. In
simplicity, strength and durability without
a rival. For ease of operating or adjusting
to any variety of cropor surface unequaled.
Any boy or girl that can drive horse can
lake with it as well as the strongest man.
m 30-4.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1878-06-27

If all the peanuts that are crunched and
munched at American theatres and con-
certs, during the affecting scenes and the
softest passages, were placed in one heap,
the pile would measure 1882 miles in Cir
cumference at the base and the apex of the
pyramid would go through the sun and
stick up mile and a half on the other side
So says the Burlington Haaokeye.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1878-06-27
LIST OF SALES.

The following sales are advertised to take place:
Property of Jefferson Lore, Township of Downe,
June %, 1878.
Property of Jefferson Lore, Township of Downe,
June %, 1878.
Property of George Wainwright Jr., Fairfield
township, July 6th 1878.
Property of VIM Steward. Bridgeton, July 18th,
1873.
Property of Sarah j. Vannaman and Others in
Deerfield township, July l3th 1878.
Property of Samuel A Vannaman, Deerield
township, July 6, 1878.
Property of Jeremiah G. Fleetwood, township of
Downe, June % 1878