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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-17
PEARL HANDLE SIX-SHOOTERS. at
WRIGHT BEVERLEY & co. Is.
CROP PROsPECTs.

The following crop items are from the
New York Produce Exchange Weekly:
The acreage OF winter wheat Is reported
by the agricultural department TO De about
l-2 per cent. greater than in ISIS, the in>
crease being manly due TO the transfer of
sprng wheat s0wines TO fall sowings in
the Western and Northwestern States.
Unless the spring wheat sowipgs stall be
increased beyond the present eXpe Citations,
there Will be a reduced aggregate acreage
of spring and winter wheat taken togei her
IN 1873 as compared with 1873. The wheat
on the ground. taken as a whole, is in
condition two per cent. below an average
Tho crop IN some sections was untortu-
nately affected by the fail drought and by
the absence Of show during the winter
months. Rye is reported 10 be IN condi-
iion four per cent below average.
The indications are that In the United
Kingdom aud on the continent of Europe
the harvest Will be at least a month later
than usual. The area under wheat is said
to he much less in the United kingdom !;
less IN France as well As IN Germany, than
last gear. Crop prospects generally are of
an UDfavorable character. Tho late hl,-
vests viii prolong the requirements OF
imports OF foreign wheat.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-17

The advertising oumps o. the Nehras-
khan are filled with rude wood cuts Of COW
ca with a Particular brand on Ler side,
and her ears trimmed into irregular shapes.
Thee are the hsrdsmen's announcements of
the wsy 10 which their stock is ma. ked for
identification, 50 that when the beasts get
astray on the prairies, or are stolen, thev
may BE- readily tricel The variety of cows
ears must be great on, there, for ia thee
pic;ures may. be found specimens Of square,
triangular, thrseproneei and irregular,y
no:chei ears, no COW having ears that match
eaci other.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-17

1t is stated that noiwi h.tanding the re.
cent heavy rains in Texa', the county il
parehei and dry, and whe.t crops be wsen
Concho and Fort Worth will no, yield re d.
on an aversge. On The whole route of 2s5
miles, but four field, present the appearance
Of an average yield.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-17
BRICK N AKING:.

BrInkman Bros. and Webster have an
experienced brick maker. with several
other hands, engaged at work in their
brick-yard. in the western part OF the
city. and will soon be prepared to supply
orders for brick.
This firm will use coal and wood in the
burning of brick. Coal has proved 10 he
convenient and economical in brick burns
ing.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-17
rIRrY DOLLARS BEWARE

I'm the 81 Of MAY, a man named Patrick
" Lyons, aged 80 years, fs.t inches hi-h
light complexion, weight about ls0 pounds part
OF under lip gone, iuinpei from the Aichisop
Iopeka santa he train, Yves; of Dodge civ
while suffering IRON Il temporary ht OF insanity
flc above reward VIII be paid to any person
who WILL give information 81 his whereabouts
that will Lead 10 his recovery. Information 10
be sent TO PATRICK FINN,
Sllyerton, Colorado
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-17
ELEGANT SPURS. a choice variety. at
WRIGHT, BEVERLEY & CO. :.
REGAPTgJHsE ID.

William Withers. Il noted horse thief.
escaped from D1puty U. 5. Marshal c. b.
Jones. last week. while being conveyed
over he Kansas Pacific Railroad. at BAT.
falo station. The Deputy Immediately
put in pursuit. tracking the fugitive
within a few miles of the Santa Fe rail.
road. The officer took the west bound
train Saturday morning, from bod &c City.
and through the agency OF some immi
grants, intercepted the prisoner at rierce-
Vile The fugitive was heavily shacklcd
and brought to the Ford county jail.
Sunday night the officer took the prisoner
Jail two years ago. Deputy Marshal Jones
displays good deal of ability as thief
catcher.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-17

The editor of sn Iowa paper being asked,
do hogs pay ?'' says that great many do
not; that they take the paper for several
years and then have the postmaster send it
back mai kei "Refuseda''
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-17

The Exchange Bank, of Denver, wss rob-
bed OF $1,000 while the officers were looking
a. the circus pro -e.sion, on Monday. Two
mem suspec'ed of being the robbers were
captured.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-17
spKAREvlLlE HAPPENINGS.

| Idniiv, WAS IttuIuiHS iIuin q sss.t W rcuA
neighbors, several days ago, and had jus
reached his residence, the team SHE'D, be
came unmansgeable and ran eff into a rs
vine near by, and Mr.. and Mrs. Fss'eti
with baby in the latter's arms, were boil
thrown from the wagon, sustaining painfu
Injuries and bruises. They have nov SO ia
recovered as to be around again.
Rev Father Swenbergh arrived fron
Newton Saturday event and preached o.
Sunday in the new Catholic church a
Windthors'. lie left here the same evening
for Dodge City, but will return in coupl
of weeks, to hold religious services in tn
St Joseph settlement.
Mr.. Livergood's team got scared by
locomotive and dashed at terrible sa.
through town, with the wagon dragging be
hind them. They ran ten miles, and whel
finally caught, one mile east Of Wind horst
nothing was broken.
MIR. David Williams started with Ii,
family, by wagon, TO Colorado, where b.
intends visiting his brother, whom he hs
not seen for Al years.
-Messrs. Kittenhouse & Slaven have
been very successful with their herd of sheer
ranchipg between here aud tie Siwlog, an,
can prove beyond doubt that heep-raisin;
il prof able business in this section o
country. Their success, however, is due TO
grea. tx ent 10 the excellent ere which the,
have taken of their stock daring the winter
Our worthy section boss, Uncle Jonai
Stafford, the first settler and Oldest inhalit'
an, OF this town, contemplates 4 visl, to hi.
former home in the State OF Vermont.
HIN. NJ. W. Sa,lon, Ford County,
efficient attorney and legal adviser, graceG
SpeaTeville with his presence en- Monday
attending to law business.
The controversy between J. Z. Van
Voorhis and J. McCcli.ier, in regard to
the lease Of the SUNNI, House, IVES ami.
cably settled and an agreement made tha;
.jac shall retain POSSESSION OF the ho:.l IN
til further notice
"A detachment OF soldiers from Fort
Dodge, mounted on fiery chargers, armed
with long riffs and provided with plenty OF
were on Thu.siay of las. week
skirm shing around town in search of de.
ssrter, WHO had boarded freight train
esrlY the same morning and left for the
cas-, looking for safer quarters.
1t seems that courting in this neighbor-
hood il connected with all kinds of impedi-
.ments. Sparkling pony No. . strayed
away, and Philanier and The girls are there
by left in bad fix.
-Major H. B. Van Voorhis has been
commi oned Brigldier ,ieneral Of K. S.
NJ, and will assume command If all militia
orgauiz itions in the southwestern part Of
the STATE. This measure will efec,ual!y
check any notions OF the K dskins to invade
our ierr.,oy.
First Lieuienan; J. A. Miner Received
orders from Adjlian. General p. S. Noble to
take comm nd of tie l4.h Ind Company
K. S NJ, TO I'll vacancy ocess;oned by the
of Major II. L. Van Voorh;s
as Bisadier.
Sheriff Ch'isty snd Deputy L. S.
Marshal Payne, Of Pawnee county, were
here on Wednesday, TO arrest Mr.. Simoa.
of Fortham, for violiiion of the U. = Rev
enue laws; bat the bird hal flown.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-17

Whitfield, Cowley county,, is soon TO b.
come an important railroad center. The
Cowley, Summer & Fcrt Smith railroad
will &c built to that place within four or five
months, and the Southern Kansas and Wet
ern will not be far behind.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-17

Oae OF the Larnsd High School teschers
asked, few days ago: "Why i. Henry
Ward Beecher great acior ~ They I'll
gave it NJ, VIXEN she said, Because he IS a
Tony Pastor" Then they ell said, ans,
how easy, We corld have guessed j. in
minute more."
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-17

BY recent storm in Mcpherson county,
hundreds of acres OF growing wheat were
moved in swaths, as fine scythe had pasei
through it; buildings were own down, the
Newton hack, wh'c was upon the road,
was torn to pieces, and the driver balIy in
jured.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-17
4 MEAN TRICK

The Fort Scott Monitor has beea in>
formed that among The Mississippi negroes
encnmped III the brush near the depot. is
one old woman who has il Ter possession
four painted stakes. about NO feet long,
with ~. 6" ard the initials of her
name carved upon ihom, which had been
given her 10y some sharper wto had in.
formed her that she might stake ont al,
the land she wanted with them. and th.
government would give her title.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-17


The Dodge City Flouring Min will b
in operation IN a few days.
Hon. Thomas Ryan has our thanks 70
copies of the Congressional Record.
The vote on the location OF the scboo
house stood: Boot Hill. 81; shinn's Ad
ditioD. Is.
Phil Schmitz, publisher Of the Ger
man newspapers at Great Bend and New
ton. called Monday.
Three Cinnamon have taken up per
manent quarters in this city. Washee re
mains at the old price.
Rev. Father Swembergh was in the city
three days tins week. holding religious ser
vices in the Union church.
-foote county has population of 500,
according to The census taken by l.. w.
Il. Johnson. Township Trustee.
There was some delay in the receipt
of the heavy lumber for Wright's Hotel
building, but that structure is now under
rapid Roadway.
Sunday afternoon was an cxtraordi>
nary Kansas day. The rip-roanng zephyr
carried beds of sand in voracIty. As
usual. 1t ''blowed away the rain,
L. I. Walker, of Garden CITY. who
was charged with stabbing ID. X. Menke,
had a preliminary examination before
Justice Cook. and was bound over IN the
sam of 81. eco. Menke is reported out of
danger.
Married, IN this city. Sunday last. by
r. Il. Cook, J. p, Edward Cooley to
Miss Mary Ann Mnrphy. The Young
couple have our heartfelt wishes Tor a hap
rs and prosperous journey in the matri>
monisl line.
The seven Cheyenne prisoners were
given a bath IN the Arkansas riyer Sum
day. Officer Duily says they dlsported in
that limpid stream with. aquatic fervor.
Bathing will cheek their wild ar,lor and
cool the savage breast.
Mr.. McCollisIer. the genial landlord
of the Summit House, Speareyi.ie,
chalked our hat VITA his usual nrbauitv
dnIing our late visit to that delightful
town lie says lie entcriains a large num-
Der of guests daily.
Attorney Thos. Jones went down TO
Cottonwood Falls Sunday night TASK.
Previous 10 his departure he received a
dispatch from his wife. as follows: Come
home. Our all is lost" Mr.. Jones had
already prepared 20 leave.
i''uAc' "i inns CITY. was
,'' ~ ''N' \, I. ho'iis"h' al ChIiN
va INV ''H INST ihe new ~
- ~, 'N"o" "i' 'helF losi-
,,-..I,,,,'. 81 - nave 'hs prSt
81 al 'i''' nia'ii'ho-
u, ~.
formed ~ ,ta - - "o''i 'Soii 40 per-
M -, -aS' S'u'nirr' nave
la, m. 1ns,,1, - '.'',, '-'t ieie Mo'oas
''>' ne ."H'ilue WIZ open tins Satur>
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-17
Town Lots and Lands For
Sale.
Sale.

Town lots. improved and unimprOved
land improved and unimproyed, in snaii
and large quantities, Tor sale. Apply to
VI. COLLAR.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-17
LARGE ROUSE FOR SALE OR

A house containing six rooms, situated
on one of the principal streets in Dodge
CITY, Will lie for sale or rent.
Apply a, this office.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-17

Business House. new. 3oxSG. with lot.
for sale. Price, So Apply to
SAMUEL MARSHALL.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-17

The President has vetoed tie bill TO
Prohibit Military Interference at the
Polls. "
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-17

Tie uaerring marksman, the ranger,
the hunter, the sportsman. the cowboy.
all want the fearl Handle Recover, to
be had at
WRIf SIT, BEVERLEY \ co. :.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-17

A splendid lot of spurs received al
Wright, Beverley & Cas-.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-17

Full line OF Millinery goods. at CofIey
& McIntyre's.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-17

Usage City is chipping about ITO care of
coal per week.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-17

Millinery good at Cofiey d McIntvre's
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-17

Have yon seen the Nobby Hats just re,
ccived al Wright. Beverley & Co.'sf
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-17

SENENss NAtEENES,
First-class. at S35, cash. J. COLLAR.
, 1879-01-03
0ENERAL Markets,

BRhDM'CD!IS-WA1 Quiat amt unA{ts5ed. Small
orders hre placed 1t Ktea dgurca Large lots could
probably be had At FoAcrss01A aud cunsxnsd corn ID
dull; Fine RresH. cafput brush, rN3ict green lurl
attc' rrdslppcd huFt. &c, ana EFscn With hur enough
70 work 1t. ahtasNn, rrittppfd do, 2a3ci Inferior
1&124ei crooked. Ia3Hc.
HuTTER-Thcto was , quiet MARKET the cold
weather Interfering With bnsArAs rFrra wtro not,i
na'ly unchanged We quoto. Creamery ..l27c; good
70 ehncs dairy t<3t medium. lldki3c, Inferior 10
common. 80 I0ct roll butter. H1lsc
Observation-Disclosures and prlcct Vefs UNCHANGED,
Wsquosa. STARK 2sc, brighton A, 2su tn i.&ou i,.et
Utter Creek. ip>sos American. Iaa; bu.lAps, and o
biz lcaaatc gaanes. siuEt. ito'scs double. 2ass.te,
vou karks, 4A4ke.
cilEEsl.-Aos'iuS Wa done IL ths way Of sutp.
nentE tho lncleucnt v<xtheF preventing any outward
xa4ss " sst. Z. ettst:;
part tkui. GA4s1c: ~ Er.d.t, 2xss. '"'''.'
,sss e ss.aes as pties
It. is' H. s.s.ss sSs V, e aSs
'.sas IT. INV txt II Ms
RI. aasst ;s; %G,.tas ;srs oeS
VIA in4:s1. block. u Il. '''' - e'Ae'''s'
psfe bst: ea ss ssis sis<, dWsf @si I'd
sn.esst ro,f %.ty sttt tst,* a,'s T. n; .,
SS!:so1! =, hea; S.!,sa M sss4s. puekcd sItEs.
tst :stsS ssd a. sies e Sstoa pG:a a.
,ts,s. - - !a.s 1tsfes hoops sS0isS
UsEssEU Mt.ss-Ws1o scarca aad nru. with aalss
EJis. Wefs Satss =, lsasoc per do. The frs.a re-.
FIsil-uuslneas 1eusins ufsls.A With prices 10
ass: s'7S.i W.; sfes., s1soaauH n.skrft4 e1iss
II. u: s.tFs shofs, i,[tp: ~ 10: .Sese. id Is;
DO ~. hay s1t.A7; -; d. NJ 1AuEe, t. "a ~ ";
20 ne sfl IL ua:s5. 40. lay. kl:., IL llxllsyt
d. medium ut*l n,tarlly EiA !5sss! " usoTxc's
pr:asra co! = drsssr4 d.. 7c Ah a1or il9rtinY sp
1tt& o. ~: do fJnEt. bflS. EI 754iH.tV; DO t-6ya
Ala: Holland herring. tl.iI. 10: noktd hallLut
~ t.: Eaiea y srtnF per ho1 s:s tosk a.h+ lie,
, 1879-01-03

foREl0&N CEXl E34
The following wefa received by the Chicago Hoard
Of Trade:
LtyERrooL, Jan. 7-13i90 \. m.-Ftour. 1s212s. win.
ter % Rda0ss spring. u lOa8s ID. white. as0s I'D
club 0s ID. Now corn. ~ :d old. 23s. Pork, 1os.
Lard. TN I'D.
LIVERPOOL, jan ..-rrfna Mess Pork-Rassetu. 44s,
Western, ~. Gacon-Scw cumberianda as, short
ftbs 14s sdi long ceasa. 73at short cearA IA I'd.
hams. s. Lard 30a I'd. Cheese. 4ss. Tallov. 8s Cd.
Lo1noK, Jan. ..-LtvxRpoOL-Whext very Inactive.
Corn-few, ia. CsrEoes Of CoAst-WhsAs vorJ dulls
fair average Ca!tfonia 4ss eifls Corn steadYs faF
aserags new American mixed, 7i1 "a. Cnr2oes Pa.
sage-Whest very inactive. E1rorts OF wheat To
France and the Continent during tho past week. 4O0l
Grs Htocks at rslnepal ports-WheAt And Hight.
wcsshef IN England frosty.
Hp<ctai DtpdteA 70 71s Tribune.
No. 4 l8l.
NEAtx-Whtat-wlhter No. l. ogt No. =. ~ Oh;
sprnR. an'ltss 81, No. + q t0dt white, No. I. o.
"a. No. = vi club. No. !. " Vi, No. 2. d H.
Corn-Ncw. No. l. 3a3d, old, No. I, ia ID.
PA0vlstoHs-FoFk. 40s. Lard. 30i Dd.
LtvKHP0oL. Jan. 2.-CoFToN-Nouo.
Nusanarrrys-Duit.
PRovlstoNs-Lasd-Amorica aos ed. DAeon-LonE
clckr, 9is.
TALLow-Fine American. 3aa sd.
SplntTs oF FPxrGoLEGN-to1f8ttd.
Stock Of wheat. t0 Co1 4rst cun lRs 900 qrat dauv,
=, 100 Iris and 1loo9 sacks; peas, o. ooU qt3i oats
1A,t0o qss, harley, lu'qrA.
ANTwERr. jsn. .:.-rkTnnLxux-22Hd.
, 1879-01-03
,nltN1xti.
AKEy{F{4.
--k
lBI.'. ! 1873,

Withdrawn from atof8 during TnfsdAy for city
sumption: 2, 421 hu wheat, a,T44 bu corn, ., 71S
bn oats. =, III bn barley.
The following graln was inspected into store in
this city yesterday morning: II cars No. . red
winter wheat, . carr No. , do. 1 car 1nixcd. Is
ears No. 2 hard, 1o7 cars No, spring, a'7eax No.
do, 10 cars rejected, car no grade t2B5 wheat}
4 e1h1 No. corn. 81 cars high mixed, II carr new
10, I'll cara new mixed, 103 cars No. corn, cars
rejected [218 corn); 10 cars white oats, 10 cars
No. mixed. cars selectcd 1873 oats); 4 care No.
l r1e, 20 cars No. do, cars rejected tea ryc,;
cars No. barley. II cars No. 1do, 1 cars extra
do. 3 cars feed ta3 tarleY,. Total. 600 cars. OF
"I1 GOO bu. Inspected ont: A. TO hu wheat. IL, .
al5 bn corn, s23 bn oats, =. 10 bu barley.
1lc undertook to ago through" It before break
fast. and the dtnner-bcll rang when hs had barely
half 6nished It. "Oht wosra: worrat How do
pity The pone pFoot.teatcrs' said hr. The ferltInQ
of twas mern bagatete In his n,enlal cuu,parson.
COTTON.
The United stases Agricultural BureAn rsporss
that the cotton crop IL by far the most ssaniGcant
crop. The increase IL about 40, COG, 0O0 los. In
create In acreage 10 less than J per cent.
The growing condition Of the crop is II per cent
better Than for 1877. The November returns show
an Increase In nearly alt the cotton States over the
amonnt Of the pteyo1s ysar. Florida. Alabama.
and Louisiana report less; all the others more.
especially Teraa and Tenuessee. The production
Of costuu In 1873 will average 101 ~ 10 The acrs.
The cDtton crop Will average 40 acre 2 per cent
moro than II did for 1877. The list IL the largest
cotton csoo ever raised. It will amouut 10 upwards
of5 00o. 600 pates The year pFcvlousttwas4. 75o.
ooO bles. In 1877 Texas raised co., 900 bales; and
/, 600, Ol0 bales IN 1878.
The leading produce markets wers tame ycster-
My, without much huctuation. Grain tended
downward. Wheat, corn, and rye averaged about
Nc of. and provisions wera easter, thonVh hogs
, 1879-01-03

NEW f0hKt
s.ss
Ss: *s;s
ts p;!@s :fs!s, Ha*9s: isesaIas 81 q cS:Fs:ss
Il s. 's's
'':s ssf:t
IS
for shpent TO- morrow: exports from. thts port last
~: sn'sP f9t az a.y S;e% %
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KANSAS ctr.
spsc.af Dispatcn to 7at 7s4suns.
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~ I'LL: i: !is':;s; :sa 's:
iiaa..sestipi. i.s5s :hiPmrnt., none, f.!r g
;:$s! $ss ;: :; e.: $:':: 4; &: e.
f%!'S s:: s.me p;s s:ek y ss .sc4s*s ssss:ss st. '
s 1t 4 &c s; Il Il 1ef; ss srs d
rs s s y III
sT Ioy1s, J.n 37G.JTIx-ln, gooa demand tor
sioice kssx! ~ sser.. xisaa5to: 10 iishi "a 9Ss
iiss''s seesip @ q
sa;ssss. e. s';s Is .ss; ss :s9
seesipt.. ll;so2. shipments, -; :, -.
&c II; sssebs seo ;ss.
81 ssa IS s e. e.
ts,nsos .;stss @ Eeed 1 e
s1f: ss;; 'fss fs!S:'Sh: 1ss 'siss
s M :ssts SssH: e sr at:s :snx ss @ s9i
, 1879-01-03
AMERICAN CITIES,
NEW YORK.

Epecfdt Dfspdsch 10 Tia Tytbuns
ERw yoxx. Jan. 2,-faAlx-wintsr whcAt met with
\ comparatively limited iuauFyt available At e&ster
prices. lprinE Ia que moAe1ae rcqueat irregular ~
10 sAlueas s10Id for choice thtGayo Corn n in gen
orally slack demand 1t lower pf!cca for carly delivery
a. sbuut Make uRisr Tuetdays No. Chicago quoted
phpyIslukhAless pork rather mora active Ut stsAdy
prcest Wcstern has ecn comparatively dull.
closing steady tor January delivery II d. oos4 Cut
meats moderately Acttye. Bacon oFo freely dealt H.
but quoted easier.
TAL1ow-aoderatefy active. with prime to ohoies
quoted at aikssa li.i0c.
for fair and oMa tor good refining cuha renned in es
demand. hut It caleE rates.
Wntskr.-Dutl quoted uonnA! At 4&,i3.
FHx,aHTs-T!sc new year opened tAmely In tho
ocean freight line well ~ Ii must other commercial
tHs rEe.s for Liyerpoo cngszeueaa included a. u[O
bu grain At s'aa per- . lbs.
NV Ye.s. =: e.: t:.:: n..es:as.s 'ti DILL e,o
sts' os - hS S:a'' i5,s, .; s'1tssss Ssss
sss ss %sss sss
extra q. ~ !o' 4as g. eslss. 1s@4; sSs wits
H.: IT. aa::ete H1s: e's sstss' Ssast
sf;sGt IL % Il; " a.
g. .%b.:; n s:Ss sss..i:s IL xa'ss;; &;
.ua sues
ST " ss:s sss:' sssss'. e ssS'::
iaw Wtsern. 9id ~. oaM 9ust hgt e:csLy; ; e.
ss!e - 81 sa na; a. -! SS a' ''
tiSrssfsa, Js.t'iass saoss Es..ern. sa,ae, Nav
eaa a,5Es! a,a! az = Foet 5eaa!af, s,zsSss: Io:
g. ~
Hi Hi i: :is; I: 4 f:sss
Tstsfs dull. u.. g.
sss * q; ': i:a'
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, 1879-01-03

Tho following Instruments were a!ed for record
Thursday. jan. 2;
city PROPERTY.
LooH1ta 1t. y cor Of Lumber II. undivided TT
nf tEIx3t3 II twllh uthcF ~ Optty tn oAIun
Idltlunl, dated t)cr. ~ l-sl t-s.tatI IL, ii.
mold ct Al. ~ The AInulL Eat lump panyi...4 euoo
u a!l thu Abuye pFopsfty, .lstcl DIR. -, ISL.
tWtanl y. nrAsns to Tbs ArnolA Estate
1ssnt psse. iii Il II iiuribut Il, II. ::.!o ~"
ni2O II dated Hee. q, te7n lJaitns WAItI to
Eliza l,sni
Il. tattd Aug. Y. IN te.tAts nf rhnina4
1iaTt 70 AtotE' lsaltn'. Lisa
Wtst TEy!or u. a. " rnr u M4lsr as. ~ ia
txl Il. t!Hpf0Yet. lAei. Ice. ST. t1iH ffetrr
J. bfuck 10 MtchA~l HulIinHts}. a41n
L1Ff4bea Ut, ~ Il y Ut trAtrds4, v I, .itS1Jji
g, improved. dated Iiec. is- Ia7s t(htlstH.
,,rhst tltteIi!o Michael H+!rh'. ............ lHo
IN u.lo Il, dated Dft. u. ls7k lhlffrI "
Eet tn Henri l.. 1Mner'.... .,............. 2loQ
West hBEr tsbF VI. lRI 7. II Il " " Lsuyjtt H. n
T. 4NAl:l T. 70 II. dated tirt. 1u fs1S ttIfIrI
W. t.Htt Ia ThuIna% u. AnfrIsl.,.,,,.,,.,,,, l. iU,
Wr.t ltnronE. .!h Il y VI ]eavlitsf. r. 7!1
~ t.iu q, dated D"r -. t.ss tlluHh l.,
,r rfafncr to rhnalts M q Motr.!....;-.;::".... hs0
I. 4s1l!l \. II It, with 2Ixl.t u.tu II atIy(u.
in3 on Huron X. dAtrA iec 81 IB7d.,,,,,,.,. lMu
EoIIA 0f GtrT limits. WiriiN 4 cAnlHk ~ bRyxS
AlLEs " Tux corRr'Motbr.
Jcsaamlnsst, II v cor foe hl1ttrth II. e T. SlxrAi
T. i.is1 nce. "a MS lFle edertsk II. au:es -.
aEx1EAL AtAtGxAxaT4 ru2 Tuk HkxEFir ~ cxGp.
Louis Morris and Charles jpia4chmdt Ia tmse Nsrrs
teAS South Ca1Rl slseet}.