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a militant wedding.

A large number of friends gathered at the
residence of Mr.. Finney, OBS Z street, Tues
day night, to witness the marriage Of his
daughter TO Dir. George Il, Phelps The par
Tors were well lit and handsomely decorated
with flowers and presented most brilliant
sight, The bride was attiroa in white tare-
ton, made en- train, and trimmed with white
satin ribbon aud bows. The groom wore the
usual conventional dress suit. They were
the recipients Of many handsome presents
from their numerous friends, and, after the
ceremony, were greeted with many good
$40 train for an extended trip west and
north.
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p ASE-BALE.
Tho Nn,lonal. play a, Rochester.

Thp NnIIonhIS Ply nj kOchesters
Especial Dispatch to 1uE NATIONAL REruBLIcAS
ROCHESTER,, N. w. Juno 10.
The game hero to-day between the Ma
tional and Hop Bitter clubs was witnessed by
about 500 people, and the exhibition wasNa
fno one, especially on the part of the Ma.
tionas, until the ninth innings was reached,
when, by errors of Mcclellan and Warner and
passed ball by Snyder, the Hon Bttois scored
three uncarned runs. The Hops put in
Widman and Kesrns, new pitcher and catcher,
aud both did well considering that il was
their first appearance against professional
club.
Appended is tho score:
NATIONALS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-11

An alteration occurred early this morning
NJ Ushers restaurant, on l. street, above tho
Imperial hotel, between William Turner, a
well-knOwn oyster and fish dealer of this city,
and Win Perry, sporting man, ia which
Turner was terribly beaten over this head with
bottle by Perry. The injured man was
takon TO the fifth precinct station, where DR..
Walter dressed his wounds aud made him com
Portable. IL is stated that the trouble arose
from dispute regarding money affairs. Tho
police were hunting for the assailant at last
accounts, he having escaped soon after com.
hitting the assault.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-11

Lieutenant Greene has made a detailed re-
port to Major Twining respecting tho work
done under tho last appropriation OF 500 900
for filling the old canal south of the capitol.
Between February 8, when the work was be-
gun, and the present date, there have been
seventy-nine working days, and in this time
l,SGl laborers and Cos carts have been en-
ployed. The average working force was 40
laborers Tho filing has been extended und er
the appropriation continuously for 800 feet, or
within 230 feet OF tue K-street railroad bridge.
In prosecuting thu work the beds of the streets
between South Capitol street (tbe liue of the
old canal and II street have been cut down to
grade in order TO obtain tho earth for the fill.
ing aud New jersey avenue has heen COM
pletoly improved with Macadgm roadway,
cobblostone cutters, four-fect brick sidewalks,
ete., old material being used for the purpose,
so that the District was at no expense. The
Baltimore & Potomac Railroad company will
bring their tracks down to the grade at New
Jersey avenue aud will deposit the earth ex.
cavatsd in the canal, which will nearly COM
plete tho filing as far as the bend at K street.
So II appears that while the purpose of the
appropriation, to supply work for the needy
poor was fully accomplished, the city has been
greatly benefited by the improvements made.
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The workingmen's Building Assooiatior

The first annual IN Getting of the Work ing
mems Building association was held last even
ing, and, judging from the reports, tho finances
of tho association are in a hourshng condi.
tion. The receipts aud disbursements during
the year were $23,8i3 As, and the assets are
now stated at $235s32S Number of shares
advanced upon, 1917 do, not advanced upon,
sos and present value of share of S 'oclS,
Sl325. At the conclusion Of the reading of
tho reports OF the secretary aud treasurer,
officers were chosen for tho ensuing year as
foiows President John r. Kelly; yiee.prcsi.
dent Jeremiah O'Connor; treasurer, Timothy
d. DAILY; secretary, john f. Lynch, aud di-
ractors, Thomas Frederick, Dennls Fogarty,
Potter Mccartney, john j. Fuller Bernard Kill
martin, Daniel Shannon and Arthur II. Glen
nan.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-11
Protection for tho Shade Trees.

Major Brock yesterday issued the following
general order TO the police Attention is
hereby called to the mutilatiou of trees and
are mutilated by having their branches pulled
down aud broken, their trunks cut into with
knives and injured in other ways, This must
DO suppressed by every means at your com
mand. You will see that tho law respecting
tree boxes is duly enforced aud that no person
iaston horses or other animals to trees or tree
hnNns p
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-11

Sections of territory where fevers arc and
have been brought on by reason of malarial
infected atmosphere, are using, and with COM
plcte success, in keeping OF such Affections
Warmers safe Bindey and Liver Cnre, and
Warmers Safe Pills Parties down sick with
diseases Of such II character are cured by the
use of slmO.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-11

Runs carned-Nauonals, 8.
Two.base hits-Nationals 3.
First base on errors-NatlonGS, 8; Hop Bittcrs, ..
Passed bGlls-Snyder, l; KoRrns, /.
Struck out--lIop Btlers ..
Balls called-On Lynch, 50; on WldmGn, 9s.
Strikes called-OT Lynch, 2l; off Widman, is.
Wild pitches-Widmnn, ].
Time of gnme-Two hours and fifteen minutes.
Umpire-Mr. Joseph Simmons, OF Rochester.
Mcclellan was d0clarod.ou by being hit by bat
ted ball
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rnnernI OF pr. j. o. Ham.

The funeral of DIR. james G. Hall, which
took place yesterday from the church of the
Epiphany, was attended by the members of
the medical association, the trustees of the
Corcorsn art gallery and of the chldrens hos
pital, the Oldest Inhabitants society and
many of tho friends of the deceased not in
cluded in these organizations. The remains
were taken to the church about 10 o'clock
Drs Tyler Toner, Garnett Busey, Ashford,
Burrows, McBlair and n. Young officiating as
pall.bearers The simple services were con.
Quoted by Roy. DR.. Paret, assisted by Rev.
DR.. Eliot Of the Ascension church. There was
no sermon. At the conclusion the services
the remains were taken TO the Congressional
cemetery, where the iHtermont took place.
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District and Territorial Delegates ut Gin
cinnati.

A meeting of the delegates elected to repre-
sent tho democratic citizens of The several
territories and the District of Columbia at Gin
cinnati was held at the capitol yesterday,
Hon. NJ. McGinnis, delegate from Montana,
presiding.
A statement addressed to tho Cincinnati
convention asking recognition in tho manage
ment of tho affairs OF the convention was
drawn up aud signed by the several delegates.
They assert that ali their officers being ap-
pointed by the national executive, and all
their affairs dependent on the federal govern
mont they are more directly interested in the
election of u president than any other class of
citizens.
They also point out that the census will
give four OF more territories sufficient popula-
ton to make states of them, and that the ro-
fusal to recognize their delegates while they
arc recognized by the republican convention
will not help the democratic party in these
TO be--new states. They further claim that
with the power Of the government on the re.
publican side they have maintained tho dem
oCratic rule there. In reply to the argument
that they have no vote, they reply that they
| have perhaps, as much influence and con-
tribute as much aid to she success of the ticket
as some of the states which are hopclessly re.
publican.
TO MAKE ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENTS. S.
i
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ON DECK AGAIN.
GROCERIES! GROCEaiESN
GROCER!ES!!!
-BY-
EJpuONZO vOHNGG

-BY-
ELPHONZO YOUNES,
SOL Ninth street, Between Il and # Northwest.
Having ronlted, reprinted and restocked the above
named Store, am now prepared 10 lnrmth my friends
iully-selected and complete sioux OF NEW
GOODS, We name in pat-
SEG4RS
(Bcst New York and philadelphia Brands.)
Powdered and Granuated 10 lbs for...- .......sl.o0
standard ar mot "oG a" or "B), 10 lbs for" Iso
Good White Sugar, ii lbs for. Leo
Good Brown Sugar, 1875 los for...........-... Leo
TEAS.
LGuupowder, oolong,, Imperial, Japan, English
US any house south OF New York.
COEJEES.
SMocha, Java, haracaibo, Laguayra and Rloat popu-
ways fresh roasted and We have in stock some OF tho
finest grades that can be produced.
Good Eoss,cd Rio lbs
SYRUJS
Pure, Sugar. Goods guaranteed free from Glucose;
Choi Maple syrup, per gallon sl3O
AOLISSES
genuine article Of NeT orle'ns always on hand,
IS also the lower grades Prices low
ELNUR.
Ceres Minnesota Patent Process Sterling Mime
sofa Patent Process Golden Mn irmily swiss Pro
cess, A. H. Hers best family; Wasbburn Mills; New
West and all other leading brands direct from first
EipSonzo Young's Genuine Minnesota Patent
Process, from white hint wheat per ssok.,"...-.2oo
Good Family Flour, per sic!t...... isJ
OroyeTy de crpton Just received.
Poted Ham, Tongue. Turkey, Chicken, eic,i Bonrd
Turkey, Tongue, Chicken etc; Roast Lamb, Beef,
Turkey, oic; Genuine Wss;phalin sausage, Sarllncs,
ShRdines, salmon. LObster, Dried Beet Baked Beans.
S.IUCES AND PICKLES
OF all Kinds ana we would name the celebrated Dur
KEGS salpd u. cssins, Crosse ~ Blackwels Pickles.
4 full assortment.
SkIEC'rED FRUITS Dnd the very choicest NEW
YORK BUTTER. No pains spared to Keep up X
good supply OF these important articles
Queen olives In u variety of styles including
small bottles at - cents for Picnic purposes
In fact we alive our und Vided atteuE OF TO tho
FAMILY TRIBE,
And make II our whole study 70 furnish the VERY
BESr ofeYerything in the way OF FAMILY SUP,
PLIES generally. our facilities for buying and
ireghting are surpassed by none, aud guarantee
20 sell Rs low any her hou 0 IN the city; ALSO
10 give the article, qWlby and quantity rs repre-
ktnted.
Sfon,y cbeerfuIly refunded to any customer who IS
not entirely satisfied with Their purchase.
Telephone connections.
ELPH0NZo Y0UEGs, Grocer,
500 Ninth Street, bet. Il and l..
WHITE FRONTO nl95.tf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-11

Messrs, Finley and Donnelly presented their
bills yesterday for the approval Of the chair
man Of the anonymous letto" investigation,
the former for $3.50 for attendance at tho ratio
Of S25 per day during the sessions Of the con-
mittee, and the latter for $500 for counsel's
fees.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-11

THE time has passed for the "Elixirs,"
"Cordials' etc, for the Baby, and DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup is new the established and reliable
remedy. Price 20 cents.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-11

THE Rowland Dental Association, oil Four
and-half street, use only S. S. Whites artificial
teeth, Philadelphia. Price, 81 per set
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Baltimore ana Ohio Depot corner New DER
seY Avenue and q street.


Full jcwelod, patent lover, doube.cassd,
Positive Bargains. r. Harris & Co., 40.
Seventh street.
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TO MAKE ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENTS
ROIS' LINEN PANTS - CENTS. EisElAS
BROS, CORNER SEVENTH AND t.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-11

JULIUS LAEsBURGH 421 Seventh street, 70.
ceyed within the last few days 5000 rolls of
China Mating, which he proposes to sell at
startlino nricns
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-11

TO MAKE ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENTS,
GREAT BARGAINS IN CLOTHING OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION EIsEMAN BROS, CORNER
SEVENTH AND T..
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-11

HANDSOME fancy mating, p cents, at Julius
Lansburghs Popular Carpet House, 42l Sew
enth street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-11

TO MAKE ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENTS,
OUR ENTIRE STOCK MARKED DOWN FAR j e.
LOW VALUE ElSEMAN BROS, CLOTHIERS
AND TAILORS, CORNER SEVENTH AND T.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-11

The National Safe Deposit Company,
corner Fifteenth street and New York avenue
continues to receive vauab!es of all descrip
tions for safe keeping AT very low rates.
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A Nan lIadly neaten Wan . Ilottle.

Of Kid Sandcls and button Newports at 81 90 at
]. Brooks new shoe store, S02 Seventh street.
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Good Pictures, but not wanted.

TO MAKE ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENTS. S.
PANTS TO ORDER FOR si. EISEMAN BROS,
CORNER SEVENTH AND L.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-11

For full line of China mating at popular
prices, go to Julius Lansburgh, Odd Fellows
Hall
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PREVIOUS TO REBUILDING, BOYS PANTS 80
CENTS. AGE 10 TO 70 YEARS. EIsEMAN BROS.
CORNER SEVENTH AND 4.
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SEPERINR-Gnn innn.l

E,st Thirteenrh street 4le-.s I tf-f, :, o. o.
" hf Of y hf of+ hf2 IS - g. j. = = - s. o.
80 81 a. AZ
nast fteenth str"~i BIo.K+ uattle .,- 1t a
e hi Of nj Of " IFS II 70 - 81 rs 10
East Sixteenth Street Blocks Il u IS IS % 70 SO
IS &c
East Seventeenth Street BLOCKS II Is 10 20 %
,, 81 80
last Eighteenth Street Blocks. 10 II, IS 20 % 26
East Nineteenth stree. B!o,k ne qrof57
ut Twentieth Street Block 30
East T"enG 1rst street Block ar OF hf OF
9 of9
Iwentysecond Street Block %
East I@entytinri street Block = . 5 " hi
Easj Tweutytomth street blocks 3oi019
East Iweutyhith str ct Biaok -
East TweatysiNth Street Blocks 10 II
East ltasca street Blocks " hi of33 V hi
q hi OF 81 III OF IS 81 30 II - 81 81 81 81 Of
East st Crofz street Blocks 10 62 90 II 81
East Bay Street Lots i % %
DO do do Blocks ) 10 80 81 50 CT Gs So
East Michigan street Lots I il ~
do do do Blocks l. * Ga v Or Of Is
N OF g hf OFFS IS IS Il IS IS So IS
East Huron Street Lots Ii II
DO do DO Blocks 81 IL CD 81 IS 81 70
|: st = Clair street Blocks 46 As % Il hi II
. III If 81 r, 81 81
East Erie Street Blocks Al 62 s. q g. IS so 30
East Ontario street R;ocks 4s SO 81 81 c. 81 IS
o. 2 % ~ y r. - ~ 80 81 81 So s. SO 81 q
ChamFlAin street clocks fl 81 G2 G3 81 IS o.
- Hs"Igr street B"cks At 4, 81 IL to Is u 90
= - ~ - 81 s. IS 50 II Y "a 81 %
cay aga street Blocks is 81 o3 s. 81 50 81 81 %
seneca street Blocks 50 80 q 90
m'nnsbago street Blocks {; 10 % 100
6altc s. ct Blocks 81 = - = - 2, " go los
C'Sli'h street Blocks q. 81 SG aS - loi
ttepin street blocks 81 81 y Il 50 III ll3 IL
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At GREEN BAY with Chicago L Eort',
western ard Wisconsin Central Railways for
Milwaukee and Chicago. and for ali poLts
North East and South.
At NEW LONDON, with the Milwaukee
Lake Shore & Wcs ern R'y for SLaTapo and
NaUitowOc.
st AMHERST in. and PLOVER with
Wisconsin Central Il, Il. for Ashland Sc
yen- Pc Mt Portage and Madison
At MERRIAM in with Chicago, ST.
Paul ( Minneapolis Line for Black River
Falls, Fan claire ST. Paul and Minneapolis
~ NIN0NA with Chicago, Milwaukee (
81. Paul Railway, for St. Paul and Minucsl-
oils with Wiuona 4 St. Peter Railroad o.
! \. w Tor Rochester, Marshall, SIOUX
City. laukton, and points Wet.
At La CROSSE with Southern Minnesota
H. r. and with Chicago, Clinton, Du5uqq.
auG Minnesota Railroad
TIEOTEE CASE, Receiver,
md Grul A-nAEs~-
n UNISON :. CASE, Gen. P-as'r. Aei.
iF-eu Raw, via
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Probate n office
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
County CaUr. for Doeglas Comfy - ''D'''

STATE Of " I-ION~IN. J = n -, ;
County Court for Doeglas Co2Niy
NOTICE is hereby given that Mt the regular term
y Gtthe County Court 70 be held in az. for said
County at tie Court House in the Town a. superior
in said County, On the FIST IL ESDAI OF NAY A. d.
1850, the following matters will be heard AMI con
siiered
The application Of Leonard T. Wheeock siminis>
traitor OF The estate Of SiStuS Hoffman, late Of tho
Town OF superior in said County, deceased. 10 sell
rtaiu pieces real estate belonging t5such estate
dtstrihed - follows, - wit:
i.ot No. ri West Second Street. Lots 46 and Is
We: Ninth Street, in the Village + Superior
Lots L. , and in B9cA4. Lot in Block -. Lot 5
in Block 50 aud undivided - uf Block sd N Sape>
nor CITY Uud IS Of lot on CouueIs Point The
W !. OF sNI. # sec 10, TowUas, Range -, and The
ssh OF Sec. O. Town - Range I ali Ia SAID County
Go. v FERRY JUnsE,
qar'b ~. 1880
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FLEyENTHpaYo OF MaYAD. 1880.

commencing AT ten O'clock in the foreloou, and the
next succeeding days thereafter, be sold by me At
pubic auction al my oliUe at the Ceurt House in
superior the seat of justice of said County, for the
payment of the deIquent taxes interest and charges
thIeon for the year 1879, as returned TO me by the
Treasurer OF the town Of Superior IN said County OF
Douglas
Given under my hand officially Al the oaice OF the
County Treasurer Of pougas County State Of iscon-
sin this tenth day Of AprA D. 1870.
THOMPS IN RIFCHIE,
County Ireasurcr,
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LOG Al A r. Z a IRIS

makes cool friendship.
How to acquire shorthand
Fool around 4 buzz saw.
They have just heard Of the 5
puzzle down at Fort William.
Livery woman has a grievous
cross to bear, when her husband Is
as cross as a hear.
Starch is sail to be explosive.
Il causes explosions in the family
when the oil man finds il left out
OF his collars.
About IS Of Nj Staples men
in charge OF Mr. Forcn passed
through here on Thursday en- route
for the ST. Groix log drive.
Tho Northnrr p"o;fio onruny,rs
have crossed the Aminicon River
near the bridge on the bayfield,
road, and are pushing eastward as
rapidly as practicable
&C. 5. Douglas mas started a
paper 1T the new to1n # Morris.
situated on Red River about half
way between Emerson and Win
nipeg. Mr. Douglas Will continue
TO run the International at Emer-
son.
-Saturating ashes with kerosene
and applying handful in a hill,
viii keep the striped bugs from
cucumbcrs. 1t is not the bugs who
recommend the recipe, but the PEG
pie who have tried il. 1t is said to
be more effective than legislative
enactment.
lewis Thompson and wife
moved this week into the Behrendt
tenement house on Second street,
whore tbav snam - taxa r. bonso.
keeping as naturally as old hands.
The neighbors are incrcasing around
+ha Tr,rs offioo At which vo ,eio;oo
otoonrsa
- - ''S - !"
y -
,, n,
: "
''
Mr. 4, II. y eilcr, OF Duluth, q
gentleman well known At the head
OF the lake, "ho mas been engaged
80 teach the upper department oil
she ndd-eto"n schoo' Tor the sum
her term, entered upon ms da'ieS
Monday II all that IS said OF tnat
school be true lttie Stern dlSclP'
line IS badly needed there, ana we
hope Mr.. Weller Wi! be &nle TO
master the situation, and n boys.
"CRooREn UAEETEL. "-.Accept
4 thousand thanks for that Golden
Remedy. | suffered for many
wears with rheumatic pains in my
hmbs.my legs were drawn together,
ana people cahed ne "erooNed
iiaer'el- use" p 'acooS VI
ana was cured ana no" ieet -
wen 'h'' 'h'hK eonId dance Is
III my young DAYS,
:
brackets Block IN AlnneapoIl:
was burned on Tuesday morning
entailing loss Of about Sll5,0oo-
insured for less than halt the amount
Our old friend Mr. j. +. Bell who
occupied rooms IN the block Will
his newspaper ONCE, barely ESCAPED
WIN MS lie, losing everything
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Given under my hand officially Al The Office OF the
County Treasurer Of pouglas County State Of iscon
sin this tenth day Of AprA D. 1850.
THOMPS IN RICHIE,
County Treasnrcr,
ls.e note foot oflistl
SUPERIOR.
West First Street Lots--2, {. :, IS, 20 %, "a
IS, Y, 80 II, - %. 81 s., u.s. IS, - 70 p, n,
50 So 20, 81, %, 81, 90, 100 lol, 10, rs ~
/ - l26 40, 1872, Ia 49, H. l+6 liz. 1871. l53.
1872 lbi l6j los, lao rs. 49, 49,, lS'. lsS, l59,
l92, 202 200 rs 223 2a5 IA, 2as, 249, 25l, -
IA, 25D. go, 262 21Z, ~ 40, 27a 275. 2Ss. 2'5.
80, 81, 25l 553 355, 800 363 3y6 - 37h os5 ISL
1872 39f, il5, AZ AS, 446, NJ 100 452 80 -,
49, $50 io 466 Az, 40 1856. ~ iNS, 80 Ill 49,
49, 50!, 5OS 5'9, 81, and u"d = 49, IS lc1.
West second Street Lots 10. 2, Il Is. Is, l.,
u -, Il 80, 81, -, 40 81 I'll, 3D. TO- So 90, 81 90
lOa IO4, ito III. ll5 10, ~ Ilo, I9 40 i22, lJ4
to ", 80 l55, l6l To-, l6f ltj, 10, III, liz 10,
10. 10, III ~ 10 2t4. III, 2l3, 2l9, 22l 233
10 l2T, Z99, 23l, Z3 ~, 30. FL 2l3 25i, 27s,
: - 23z, ~, 3Jl, 3l1, 339 80 81 BIS 4e5
400 Az, AZ i2H. $50, 43, 433 10, 49, III tJ 48l
As, 4so. 4g4 4g7, 400 5Uj 500. aud an uniyiled
! 3p5. aud an undl'Lie e.. ot $50.
Hrst IL I'd Street lot, II. - u % y. u. -,
7, - . s., ~, 80, 81 TO- lu5 TT, los 10 la
Is Isl il is. 49, ~ Isl ~: Ia u.s. 49, s. 49, u. ~
2l9, III 223 20, al 30 2o4 2Ji. 80 25S POO Zs3
@6@. 90, 1853, 30 III 20 2@l = 2S5 =? }zl 32I
RS 326. 32T BE- 132 81. 35i, 3d. 80 Sc 3sJ 4t3
4Gs 4,3.
aest Foa.th Street Lots 3, s. :. u, g. %, -,
~, J34 rs a.. ~ H., IA M i3a -, III 81 i -,
- - - ) - :. H. 80 - - 80.
5 5e 5,@ -.i ~! 20 go, ~ ~ ~, se ~ ~ -
81 81 81, ~ 81 t' Up ,' - ~ -
- !, - ~ ~ - ~ 3b KS 3o1 3hI
405 f07, i59 III, 49, as Az 4ib, 80 ~ 1875 49,
/ Ala 443 "a 10. 4ls, -tS4
Nest 9TH street Lpisi. 3 =. s. 9, 10, II, r. 10 Is
To- II, p, % 49, Il, ~ -. IL g. H. ~ 49, l. 81 %
81 90 So 81 5t OIL %, :" a. ~, -, 6 SO, 50, ~
- ~ ~. 81 r3 ~, a. -, it!' -
80 III l5f - IS, "a "a 5i1 ia - "a -
- 1ea 5s., 1St 5S5 1.G .,sl 4- =, t.5 800
$2o 33s' 80 3 81 80 49, 49, 39l, zee io3, 40i,
~ ~ ~ a,re1 - 80 ~ - = =, 7, q j. .
10 ~ -, Ok ~ -; 20, - ~ ~ II ~, IL
81; ~ ,I, - No. !. D. 1S1'
20 Z9Nz4J ~, ~ ~ 70 ~ ~ - 2bl' 20
~ - = - = " ~ o. - 2o' POI 2,,, a43
NM - q -,
~ SI 81 n 97 - 81 o. ~ ~ 10; d y ~ 50 ~
~ IA -" Lo' I"l ~ I33 i2i 100. l55, -.
irS n, ~ ,g 81 81 800 ~, I'S -.
IL, ' ~, ~ S' t'' aT "a <t2 go -
~ 81, 81, 80 a53 30 BIT So, at3 81, 81
Oh z.;,., &c., t... 90 =. :. -,
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und - Of sc irrs e lot , unI2-s ofs Of Lot 3
uni ID off ofIot3. u.,d 1-3 rf; ul! - Of s
,. Of lyt
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MIddIetOWn.
C0nn0r's Point.

Lots Is Is II il block z, Lots / 5 e7 in block
"a,
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Going West Stations Gong East.
Express Accom-
Loam ST. Psul sos
7to..a Ainu-apols : o5pm DIP
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DTSTA NOES

From Green Bay to New London, Sc
miles; Plover, 81 IN Grand Rapids, 96 III
Mcmillan JCncgion, l4S N; Arcadia, l92 j;
Winona, 2l4 La Crosse, 239; 81. Paul
PSI Minneapolis, 292.
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No!E-In the foregoing statement the
following authorizations are used: for
north, for south, e for east, for wes:, una
for undivided blk for block fr fractional, a
for acre. av Tor avenue, st for street des for
description, sec for section