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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-04-29
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undE of $ Z of NV 7
s Z Of NV Z
| lot ne Sc recorded in
book G of deeds, page
81 Wood Co records. {
lot in n% Sc Sc record
ed in book D of deeds
page 40S Wood Co. rec
ords E
lot in ne Of ST Sc :
Commencing a t a
point on the e side of the
Sc or Of sec II 22r6 four
rods s 1-3 links from the
ne corner of said or and
! running thence s on the
| e line Of said forty acres
about nine rods to the
| centre of the highway to
the centre Of Maple st,
thence northerly along
| the centre of said Maple
street being about 9rods
to the : line Of a lot con
veyed to f A Cal2pbell
by said parties Dec 30,
1873, thence c along the
| line of said Campbell
lot to the place of begin
ming.
lot in 81 sc SC sec { t
% I 6 as recorded III book
B of deeds page % Wood
County records.
Lot in ne Sc sec { { % 7
8 as recorded in book II
of deeds, page 1870 Wood
| Co. Records.
Lot in lot 3 sec s t D 7
6 recorded in book X of
deeds, page % Wood Co
records.
House and lot in LOT 3
| sec : t 22r . as recorded
in book X ofdceds. page
400 Wood Co records.
Lot in lot , sec lit D I
6 recorded IL book K of
| deeds. pare 555 Wood Co
records.
Lott lot no 1 sec 10 I
% + 6 as recorded in book
G of deeds page 153
Wood County records.
W 4 lot No l sec IS t ,.
re.
Lotin M ne ne sec : t
% re.
Commencing at a point
4 rods W 0fthe NV corner
Of block - Of Harris
addition 10 the city Of
CentralIa rUnnin' thence
" along the $ line of the
! proposed continuation
Of Grand st 245 $40 fl to
the e line of the W Y r k
Cos right OF way % $40
fl to the ne corner of the
! land decided hy Il 7 WOr-
Ellington 10 l. Livernash
June IA, 1861 and record
ed in book G. of deeds
page 1872 thence e along
the II line Of said land 10
rods thence W four rods
to place of beginning.
nHa SO NV or sec l8 t
y re.
| nH lot No ? sec IS t %
re.
| Lot No. 4 excepting
what is sold to Bean &
| Rodgers, sec Is I p &.
House and lot in INV
frac or of the NV or sec
! 10 I - g.
Lot ) block ,.
lot 3 block ).
! House and lot 4 block
! ).
House and lot S block
@ except what is sold to
B. Johnson being part
( IN Scott & JAG son's adj
| dition.
Lot t block 10.
Frac lots / and , block
II.
/ Frac lots 3 and / block
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-04-29

SCrlbed real estate sltla-
ted in the city of Grand
Rapids, Wood Co Wis.
commencing at a point
500 due e of sw corner of
WI of NV or OF Sc Or sec
II 7 % n of r &c: run
thence 102 Ct, e 270 #, 5
1O2 # W 27O # to place Of
beginning containing in
all 4 lots 81 K 135 feet
| each.
A part of nw14 of Sc
| or sec II 7 % r e situa-
ted in Wood Co wis de
scribcd as follows, TO
wit: commencing at a
point due W of Sc corner
of nj. of NV or of Sc or
! sec II 7 p + 6 e; run
| thence W go # q 102 It e
30 # and s 102 # to place
OF beginning containing
in all 4 lots 81 X t35 it
e2ch.
a part of NV or. sc or
sec II T 22r6 e situated
in Wood Co Wis describ-
ed as follows to-wit:
! commencing at a point
/ 1920 Il e and 294 fl s frcm
Nv corner of the MA Of
nv Or of Sc or sec II I p
II of T s G; ran thence 5
2O4 # e 27O # n 81 # W 135
it s 81 # e 135 # 10 place
of beginning containing
in all 5 lots 81 X 135 it
each.
A part of NV or Of Sc
! or OF. sec Il to- r 8 e sit
rated in Wood Co Wis
| described as follows, to-
wit: commencing at a
point 213 # II and 30 # W
of Sc corner of WIZ of NV
| or of Sc or sec II t D r 6
run thence W 135 # n 153
e 135 s 153 # to place of
| beginning containing in
all , lots 81 Y 135 # each.
a part of NV or of sc
| or sec ut % re e situa-
ted in Wood Co Wis and
| described as follows. to-
wit: commencing at a
/ point1020 fl c and 80 # s
Of NV corner Of NJ Of
NV or OF Sc Or of sec II
t p II Of r 6 e; run thence
$ 204 # e 30 # Il 204 fl W
210 # to place Of begin
ming containing in al 8
lots Il x135 # each.
A part of NJ of NV or
Of Sc or sec II t22 + 6 e
situated in Wood Co
| Wis described as follows
to-wit: Commencing at
a point 500 # G and 80 Fl
s Of NY corner of n1a of
NV or of Sc or sec II t %
II Of re- e; run thence 5
! 204 It e 30 # n 204 # W
219 # to place of begin
uing containing in ell 8
lots 81 x135 # each.
All the following de-
scribed real estate situa-
ted in Woo &c WIS
| commenting at a point
600 # due Q of sw corner
| of n15 OF NV or of sc or
of sec II T p II of r q e
running thence due n
1862 # to place of begin
ming run thence 20i IT e
30 # s 204 fl, thence
27O # to place Of begin
ming containing in MI s
lots 81 x 135 fit each.
\ certain tract of land
situated in Wood Co
/ Wis being a part Of NV
or of Sc or sec II t % n
of re e an | described az
follows, to-wit: COM
mencing at a point on
the e edge of or line
road 426 # n and 80 # e
! OF sw corner of Il Z of NV
or Of Sc or of sec r t p
n of + 6 e run thence due
e 270 # n 102 # w go #
s 1902 fl to place of be-
! ginning 4 lots 81 Y 1875 #
! caCn,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-04-29

A part of sec II I p K
8 e, being in Wood Co
Wis. described as fol-
lows to-wit: cOmmenc-
ing at a point in the cen
ire of the highway 81
rods and 10 links : Of or
post between sec 8 end
II T 90 II OF r g c run
thence s s rods G 90 rods
n 3 rods, w 20 rods to
place of beginning the
above description in
tending to convey all
that part of block , in
Woods addition which
was sold TO Elizabeth
Baker by Joseph Wood
by deed dated May 9th
1855 before said deed
was plated and being
those lots upon which
are situated the house
and barn of said Eliza
beth Baker.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-04-29

e 270 feet, thence n 204
It, thence W go #. to
place of beginning con-
tanning in all s lots 81 X
135 fit.
Apart of sw or of ne
or sec II L % 6 e, being
in Wood County, Wis
consin and described as
follows. to-wit:
Commencing at q point
obtained by running 165
#. e 80 fl Il of sw corner
Of sw or of ne CT cf sec
Il T % n of r 6 e. run
thence north 102 #
thence e 135 fl. S 102 #,
thence w 135 # to place
of beginning being the
lots occupied by Thomas
Donnelly as a homestead
Ali the following de-
scribed real estate being
in Wood Co, Wis to-wit:
being a part Of the sw
or OF ne or sec Il T p Z
6 c, more particularly de
sCribed as follows: com
mencing at a point OBJ
tanned by running 36G #
e and 396 # s from the
NV corner of the sw or
of ne Or sec l. t p X $
e. run thence from said
starting point g 135 fl,
thence S 102 # thence W
135 # thence Il 102 #, TO
place of beginning con-
tanning 2 lots 81 Y 135 it
each being the property
owned and formerly Oc-
cupied by said Martha
Tyler as a homestead.
TOWN p, RANGE 6.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-04-29
AUBU ENDALE.

lot in lot no. ! as re-
corded il BooF ID Cf
Deeds, folio 245, W God
Co. Records, IS
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-04-29

undH of S Z of NV
s x Of NV
lot ne Sc recorded in
book G Of deeds, page
81 Wood Co records.
lot in NJ Sc Sc record
ed in book d of deeds
page 40S Wood Co. rec
ords
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-15

party in tho city. Fully educated in the
unscrnpnlons manoenvres peculiar to the
ward politician, he has been a tower Of
his political organization, and invariably
wi, h success. His int1cence has ever heen
IN power ui for his party as bis resources
have heen dangerous to the interests OF
society. Hence, any disc ffecti"n on his
part st: ikes a powerful and perhaps even
! decisive blow against Grant. Such
'"nti' gency the ex.president has to con-
templates now, and his managers
ale filled with we'll grounded appehen-
sion. Mechanics. together with NJ. S.
Quay, ais" of Philadelphia. and Chris
Mag,e, of Pittslnrg, all delegates at
large, are out~poken in their opposition I"
the third tern,. Mechanics states that all
the district delegates from his city are
opposed t" the third term, and that ont
It the twelve delegates but tw" can be
safely counted for Grant; that the i'll
strncti"ns Tor Grant will be disregar'lrd.
He believes 'hat the nomination Of the
third termer would be to work a tlefea,
Of the Republican State ticket, the loss
of the Legislature AMI four Cong. esslne1,
and. what is of far greater Importance t.
him, the defeat Of The party in the cit!
ard the consequent transition of the city
government int" the hands of the Democ-
racy. With snch cnmbna ion of poiit-
ice' powers against Grant it is difficult t"
see how he is to command the support
of Pennsylvania at Chicago, and without
her support it is impo sible, Judging from
the present utiook. that he should obtain
the cove ted nomination.
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Friends.

70 The Monroe Bulletin reports cy-
clone in that section on the 3Uth nit, OF
exceeding violence, and says that Island
Desiar'! seems to have been in he cent CT
of it's course. In one place two trees
were blown across II dwelling and :: gi'.
house near by destroyed. A colore,i
chu eli and several miles of fencing W re-
laid fat, and in Hh is called the Che
van Swamp trees We're piled two an,!
three deep. 1t took 200 hands sevcra!
days to clear ol'strlrtiun> from the roads
On" gratifying feat re IF this terrible de-
monstration OF the wind IS that not Il sin
gle casualty to human life occurred.
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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-15

~ The Editor Of the New Orleans
Daily States has lately received ~"lirita-
tions from every part of the State t"
print Il weekly edition OF his +xcelicni
journal. Circumstances are such thar a,
weekly edition at present is an imro>sl
biity. hit the people have the "romis
thar their wish will be grt:itied in the
ia |. In he meantime the States pr OPP, s.
rs to devote special attention ia couu,r>
interests and politices in the We In I'd ~
and Saturday editions of the daily, an.'
furnish ,hes, two issues as a semi week.
80 country friends at the low price ot
One dollar and fifty cents per annrnl.
postage paid. The far ess course of TIN
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l emnclat il the State AMI WI, hope for l.
a large circulation in this P"rish For
those who NAV desire it We will take
pleasure in sending for this journal.
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SUCCESSION SALE

The State Of L".,is,iia;na-ras'.a Of w.
18th Judicial District Com,
In the matter of tn. succcssiu, -
FrnnkenbeIger, dccease.i 4'eas
PY VIRTUE OF AND IN OREn,,,
II TO commission and onlar as SNCE
issnel in the above styled amt VI
Homo. able Court, and to tLe Co ga
the Parish of West Feliciana dizzy,
will offer for sale, in front OF ths ec y
House. in St. Francisville, said g., loan
Parish. for CASH, and az. ordiuy :" i snd
on "",
Thursday, June Sd, 1891
ut the hour Of ii O'CLOCK, a. II, ~.
day, the following "un,iou.i a., ~ aid
cribes real estate belonging Is ss; mid s .es'
cessiOi,, tO-wit: "us'
ONE LOT OF GROUND AND INbpn,s
nents and bindings thereon, I.,n.
lying ana situated in the town
Bayou Sara, ish OF No., ~
e"n, state OF Loui>ian, and hain:
known and designated on III. ssny
rative plan Of said town =. asu.
t. irty six in sqnuI- nrmhrs s aru
twenty one, AID being The .. w.
property acquired by tie amid I ="
nos Flanken'ergrr, deceased t,os.
g. w. Scl,nffer as Der act ra .Va
before Henry II. Keno ndet. ls~.sNN
Recorder, on tie ri day Of N.Y.
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ard thirty seven, two hun, red ~
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-15

" Carry your old gnll and silver to
Gus Brown and get he cash for it.
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rs IT TRBASoNl

nuncl aClOn, Dy Cne press VI llllS
State, Of the non-action of the
recent Legislature in matters of
vital Importance to the interests
of the people, has excited the
ire Of two Jealous supporters of
the State government, the Alex
.andria Democrat and the Match
itoches Vindicator, not to men.
ton the grand metropolitan
luminary and self-constituted
headlight and oracle of Dem
ocracy, the New Orleans Demo-
cr0k.
AS regards the latter, we adj
NIT that we felt crushed, demol-
ished, annihilated, when it gave
the country press such an elab-
crate overhauling some time
since; but when, upon mature
consideration, wereAected upon
the fact that we were a born
Democrat and that the editor of
the Democrat was not; and that
we had as much right to find
fault, if it may be so designat-
ed, with the workings of the
party as this august parsonage
who has grown fat on that most
nutricious food-''official pap
we were not "skeered a bit"
AS regards the ''eager attempt
of certain newspapers OF doubt
tul antecedents," referred to by
tho Alexandria Democrat, we
have only to say the remark GER
tainly does not apply to u.s.
Though quite young, we defy
any paper in the State to present
q more consistent and thorough
1y Democratic record than can
the SENTINEL.
The Vindicator has done good
service for the Democratic party
in the past, and a grateful peo-
pie have rewarded it's talented
editor with a liberal portion OF
the public favor. The late Leg
islature passed hisrelief bill, and
and he in turn naturally feels
kindly disposed towards them.
but in the outpouring Of the
fullness of his praises it is not
necessary to insinuate that all
who may chance to differ with
his peculiar views are towards
and "dare not acknowledge the
facts in the presence of the &C
cused:" The editor Of the YIN
dictator we regardas a brave and
honorable gentleman, but it is
not to be considered that he
alone possesses these exalted
characteristics. We have ven
tured to express the disappoint-
ment Of our people with the
workings Of the last Legista-
ture. We did this not in any
spirit of factiousness, but sim
ply from a sense of bounden
duty due to the people whose
organ we are and whose rights
and interests it is at once our
duty and pleasure to subserve.
No greater aspersion could be
cast upon the press OF our COM
monwealth than tosuggest even
the idea Of the possibility of
such venality as would permit
it to shut it's eyes to any derc-
fiction of duty on the part of
public servants, simply because
of their fealty to the same po-
litical party.
We reiterate, without fear Of
successful contradiction, that
the late Legislature did fall
fearfnlly short OF the ends and
measures required by the new
constitution and which the peO-
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-15

Soda water at Sweetman s.
Friends.
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I5LHIAiI!XlUll1|II[IlAI'l,;

NJ l.Na SAY II IS A PERI ECT
/ substitute ter the sn!phate Hnih.ne,
sup ri"r in tonic pro, critics, and iho'.oc-
es n diSa.reeahle effect.
Dose the same:s Snlplnfe Qnn'h.G;'
Sold Nv All Druggists, or sent by mail,
price Il 20 per 'oz.
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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-15
EDITORIAL POLITICAL NOTES.

Tho Democratic convention for Wash
ington county, Miss, sent twenty five
uLiustructed delegates t" the State Con
ventiou. Hon. j. r. Chalmers was Ell
dursed for another term in Congress.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-15

iS Garry Your old geld and silver To
Gus Browi aud get The cash Tor ii.
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NOTICE TO THE PURIJC

Parties whose plvnents on Maclns
are over due will confer II favor by ,.n,
ling to my address he amount due +,
II ouey order "l registered lc, 'er.
Respectfully. II. kUDKN
6"N 20, i>aE"u >ara LII. AgeN,
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-15
At New Orleans PriCeS!!'

THIS PAPER Royef so gos q seW s Geo al
vertising Bureau 90 Spruce St where advertising
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-15

Great ex,item ut exists at the Nationn
Capital following the information tina.
four of tie New York delegates to Chica-
20 have av"wcd their purpose t" vote f'''
Blaine or the f ST. ballot. Similar infor
nation exists in respect t. tbs Pennsyl
vallia delegation
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-15

The crrvasse which occurred in the
Republican ranks Of this State, IA repre-
sented by Bihb, Of the City Committee
on the one side, and Lewis, Of the Parish
Comm. ttee, on the other, has ut length
heen cl"seh. and the angry waters OF dis
cord excluded.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-15

The New York Tribune considers he
Grant boon a fizzl-. snbstantia,ina its
deductions with snnariza,i ion up to he
9Th lust, showing that Grant is behind
Blaine, and has but about one third of
all instructed delegates. Mr.. Tilden is
reported by the same authority as having
stated, in conversation, his expectation
of being a candidate, no matter whom
the Republicans nominated, and tina.
Payne, of Ohio. is his preference for Vice
President.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-15

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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-15

In the Republican convention in Cook
county Illinois, on the 10th, instant, af-
ter an angry dehare wherein the excite.
ment waxe'l SD high as to cal FOR the in
tervention Of the police. the Garnt men
b0lted and held a separate conclave,
! sending a solid Grant delegation number.
| ing %. The regulars preserved their or
! ganzation and selected as delegate &c
| Springfield So favorable to WashLurn and
| IS for Blaine.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-03
Lei Time Decide It.

The excitement, accustomed by tEc
bitter partisanship in tho late cleo
ton, having partially subsidized our
citizens arc settling down to hard
work and sober thou4ht. We were
le'l 10y the press aud political speak
crs to believe that the gentleman who
has been elected President Of the Uni
ted States for the next four years,
was bribclakcr, a pcrjurcr, Il bitter
partisan and vile slandercr; but
now we arc told through the same
channels that he bears au unstaincd
character and is 4 christian gentle
man, 4 gallant soldier, a wise states
man and q noble patriot. That these
conflicting reports, concerning y high
official Of the government, need to be
submitted to the arbitrimenL Of time,
is felt TO DC Il necessity byi every
good citizen North or South. No man
ever possessed better opportunities s
TO make himself great than Mr. Gar
, field possesses ard no man, not
even Mr.. Hayes, shall so iguomin-
ously fail rs he, iflhcsc opportunities
be allowed to pass unimprovcd.
/ The South owes no!hiug to The Re
publican party but scorn and hatred
|
and expects nothing from its rep G.
sentative as a Republican. The
character given him by friends
and the published sentiment of The
NortI, however, lifts Mr.. Garfield
above larlisanslir, and from lha,
character the South expects ever,
Thing fair dealing, good government
reform where it is needed and still
more competent officers to iil! nation
al position in our section. Whether
| these iuSt expectations Shall he rca-
! l:Zcu is left !ur time to decide. In
the mcan while let charity hide the
errors Until the decision .h:l! !,u
made.