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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-12-29

IN. PostmaSter-Generalh has directed
that civil suits shall be brought against
the mail carrying contractors who were
benefited by the fraudulent "expedi-
ton" Of star-routes, to recover the
amounts so Improperly paid.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-12-29

II appears, among other things, that
Baldwin, the Newark cashier, was the
financial backer" of a theatre, by
which he losta 4 great deal of other peo-
Piles money. Baldwin seems TO have
been puite cosmopolitan in his habits,
as he Sustained" a church as we'll as a
theatre, and took turns in giving mon
ey to charitable objects and gambling
it away.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-12-29

ACCORDING to the last report of the
commissioner of agriculture it appears
that 100000 persons in the United
States are engaged in agricultural pur-
suits. The total value of farms and
farm implements is $13, ,461 ,2OO, ,433, or
two-thirds Of tie productive wealth of
the nation. The value of farm pro-
ducts and live stock for 1873 was
SO 3,0OO,0 100000 against $2SO0,OOO,O0O of
mining and manufactured products.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-02-22
saaes Steut0fet ttem
q | a n b.

Snlanb.
= Die Teltlidfeiten in Stem Orleans
nebmen ibren gufans. a(m 21. Mittass
trafen oaielbft bic 9an5ierS bon Boiton
ein 3uiamnlen nit elmer Wfilisfcmpasnie
BON gbarleifon. gead elmer Barabe burd
bic SauptitraBen ber Staot tpurbe in benl
Waffeniaal Der @ontinentel @arbe Elm
Smbib einsenpmmen unb bierauf fiibrte
ntan bic @ilte if's ct. Gbarles Sctel,
woielbif bteielben fir bic Dauer ibreS
aufentbaltes einquartiert finb. Wapor
Sbafespeare enpfins bic @dite I'M 9fa=
men Der Stabt. Gpl. Slabe bon Bottom
beantwOrtete bic 8ewi0fommnunssreoe
unb iiberreidte ben Mapor elm Bouquet
lebenoer Blun,en, bic in So ton in Treib<
b1ulern 9e5cgen moroen iparen uno swar
wte er iaste, i'm Iuftrase Der 8cfcner
0amen fur bic Oameu in Seem Srleans,
ais 3ethen Der 6reunoid,aft.
= Ote Nftien Der Weltern llnicn Sc,
lesrapben Scmpasnie iino auf $S0,0OO,z
600 erbSbt morben.
= Sn Wpnrpe, 2a., berbrannte baS
Dumpfidiff Bair Blap nit 800 BAUM
wpllenballen unb oa8 Wbarfbopt &atie
nit 5000. IuEerbem perbrannte eine
srOBe Waense anoerer Waaren. Werluif
$4,000.
Nuslanb.
= Die fran3Siide Hesieruns bat elm
Defret erlailen, peldeS bic @infubr BON
amerifaniidem sdweineileiid mad 6rantz
reid perbietet.
= Sci einem Wasfenballe, welden bic
3Sslinse Der Malerafaben1ie in Wiinden
peranitaltet batten, ereisnete fi9 elm
| lhredlide8 unsliid. @tner Der Gbeilnebz
ner, ber lid alS @Sfimo perfleioet bate,
ieete beim In5iinoen elmer @isarre iein
Coffin in 8rano unb ltarste pam,t unter
bic iibrisen Wasfen, beren aleiber eben<
| fails Teuer finsen. Bier Der Wealer
brannten gu 2pbe, bier anbere trusen
idwere uno pier leidte gr anomunoen
| bappn.
- Cine Depefds BON Gpnlfantinope(
fast, baB Oeutidlanb unb Oeitreid iiber<
eingefomnten ieien, ben &ries, fallS er stpi=
iden ber Giirfei uno @rieaenlanb auss
bre6en iOllte gu lptaliiiren.
= Sn 2onoon beibt eS aGsemein, baB
bas ensliide Cabinet unb bic @eaieruna
ber Bcern wesen acknowledgement
,nterbanbeln.
= Berlin. @raf BON 2lrnim Boibeus
burg bat bic Wabl gum @ei9stussprdl
benten abselebnt, neil ein @lericaler gum
DiceprdliDenten ertpdblt tpuroe.
5err BON 6ranfenitein, Der gum Gice=
prdiioenten oes Heidstasss erpdblte Gle
ricale, 1T beriepise, ber bic ginlabuns oes
9aiiers an ber selesentlid ber 8o0enbuns
bes 8Slner DOms ltattsebubten Teierlids
felt tbeil3unebmen ubselebnt bat.
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Sd felbR, perlebte @aint SUIT, bate oft

Sd fslbR. psrlebte @atnt Suf, bate oft
tas @sfab1, bab i'd mid INNER wsiter
Don meiner Sussno entferne; es aiebt
Sabre, in bsusn man nm Sabr3ebuts
altsrt, Sabre bss lluslids, obsr aud
Sabre bss Nadbenfsns, mag uns per
lSnlihss 9aidlal bsbradsn oSer oos al
eemeine @sfdid Der Natur.
3, @ia @lldliher, Der @ie NIT Ssrer
Susenb nod elm 70 fofettes Spisl trsitsn
f6nnen. &onmen Sis Hd eirmal In
etnsm Nueentlid Der Muriafst aealsert
Dor, 70 III biss nur eius Grille! @is
brauden Ter Suseno Bios gu uintsn; Fs
febt ia tinter Sbnen, fs ii sle;6 wieoer
ba. gDir anbsrn aber wInfen unb ruffn
pereeben8.
Ste firb 9eute In Ger 9aune 0b ielbf
,u eerlaltern. Gum Slid i'no bdS oQes
nur Siruaelpinn0e, uno rie Ect6ns Jrau
gaint Nmuraatas, pie i'e na pur mir
Rbt, aufsstiiist pie eins Sul;ro(s, Die i'r
TN @arten nod feblt, w!e cine @entifolie,
In bsren iippiae 8ille lfh Der Bid 70 germ
berlenft. miebsrlegt bas felta ,ur @snies.
Wie Spinnsnsftrcbe fattsrn bisie @er
eonfenfaren iiber bos frifds 9sben BIN,
bas 70 bsreot fir fisa islbsr ipridt :. wer
fiimmert fh barmm?
81, 70 slaubt 5err pcu Satna' SUIT?
ste oereelsn ia gang, eab Die @a!anterie
aus Der Mube III, bob foIhe ,terltde
Rfbe5lumen faatsssfabrlidb fab, oaB
tsutisen Saaes nur Der gurser sur gir.
sersn ipreden barf uno suar p5ne I'm.
idwetfs?
(Gortfebnns fplgt)
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= Nidst allein Der Natr> unb Debr
aanb, aud Der 9ebrfanb prft iein g5ort
In bic Waasidale. 5err SEQ. 5. q.
Miasy, Der tefannte 9sbrsr aiebt lsin
3sueniB in 8cleenesm M't gsrana. ..ea
bin Id bsreit 3susnib fir Die mirfunss.
fraft bee st. Safobs Ssls ab,uls,
gen. ca Id isltf felt Satrsn sin Nbeuma'
titer mar uue rurh bic wunosrbarsn 6eil.
frdfte nes Ssls Don meinen eeib'n befreit
wurbe. - Mt. plsaiant, Soma, Sournal
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3 net Oreane.

@ssulire suerit ben @asen, 3msitsns
Die Qsbsr; tsIonnsrs ben erllsrsn, 70 oab 1s
itre Guretionen poditanoi1 psrridten fSn,
nsn, uno ou wirf wsnia|tens. neun,ebn
,nondsliel pon bfn Qsipen enifsrnsn su
petfen bic Msnihbeit erblth III, in bic,
fem uper siniSsm anoern 8lima. Scpien-
8lttsrs IL baS ein,iss DING, wel6ss e'eisn
,wsi Oraansn politaneia oeiunrss nn'nr'
lihes Wisfen esbsn rpira.
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SefhdftS=1tm,ua.

Serr {. 9. YSttler. Gontraftor
unb 8auunternebmer, III mad 9. @rpsens
ba6erS altem plaee an 9lpenue ., melts
LID bon Der 3. Waro oidule sescsen. glae
Berirnen, lpelde in bas Baufad einIala=
Benpe 2trbeiten pinlden, merbem aebeten.
ppr5uipreden. Die Site ber Nrbeit mirb
8arantlrf. 19,2,2m
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(0ortfebnns fplgt,)
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= DaS Geraht, pub bic 5eras Geuz
tralbabn 3wiihen DENTON I'M, Sbe,mau
bon Sap @culo ansetauf morecn lei,
mirb BON Hew Orleans aus oiS unmatr
erildrt.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-31
Help ROrIhe Poor.

Despite our wealth, our handsome
homes, our business enttrprises, our
numerous ohurches, our charitable In
situations aud the comparative flush Of
activity in our manufactures there Ia
much destitution aud suffering in TIE
city, and it Is Of that order that must
be sought cut before it ia properly
known. It does not come pleading to
the door nor obtruding itself upon the
public streets, but il is silent aud re-
spectful and on that account the more
real and worthy OF relief The Provi-
dent Society is doing much for the re-
lief of the poor and suffering but they
alone cannot afford all TIA needed re-
lief without help from outside Sources.
The more the society has the more good
they can do. There are many people
in our city who have not the time per
sonally to hun. up and attend TO these
reedy cases Of relief, but the society
named has both the disposition and
the time, but they need the means.
We are fOr.unats in having sueh 80
ciety in our mkdst-ons that can be
trusted and Is worthy Of our support
and one in. whom those having meaps
to place a. their disposal may have the
utmost confidence.
The winter is severe, more so thar
any we have experienced for twenty
FIVE or thirty years and there are many
who ye: need help. Lei those having
the meaus think of tho poor and SUI
fering aad contribute literally 70 the
Provident Society that their contribu.
tions may he Judiciously expended.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-31

soMs or THE sensitive members o! tb'
Legislature, smarting under the keet
criticisms of the reporters, have In
duced Mr.. Mcneil, the most sensitive
OF them all, and who misrepresents
Baltimore Hundred, to draw up reso
luton to expel the reporters from the
privileges of the floor. We wonder II
Mr.. Mcneil expects to scare the re-
pOrters. Guns OF 3 heavier intellec
tual calibre have been trained upon
them and they have never once WINGED.
If they are expelled from the floor they
will only bSrrieade themselves in the
lobby and will open such fusilade
upon the sen tive Uranium Of the Bal
timore Hundred misrepresentation that
will make him wish he had never
played with fire. Mr.. Mcneil, the
pesky things are loaded and don't for
get ii.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-31
PUBLIC SALEk.
PUBLIC SALEA.
PUBLIC SALE
Of
Valuable Real Estate.

The undersigned, about 10 remove from
the State on account OF loss Of health. vii
sci at Public Sale. at the auction room o
Thomas Nj. bgle, sQ7 Market street, Irstt
tute building. OF THURSDAY, February
dwelling, sfu ted No. IC5 wet SegcEu
street, Wilmin2tOn. Delaware, having a
.ron,agc Of ~ ieet inenoH on SCYenih street
running back - tcet The main bull INK q
iset deep, with back building, both three
BtOriee htah. containing a rooms. and n bath
room hot and S0lJ water with water Cloyei
complete. A good cellar, cement and b lex
floor. This house is well located ior store or
b ardinV h0LFe, convenient to market, post
Uttice, school, churches, &c.
N. B.-PerSOns desiring 10 aes the prOUerty
can do so by calling at the heuse.
Also al the same time and place, will he
sold three 4-rOOmed houses, with frame Ri'ch.
an back, plastic slate roof, and good cella,s,
situated on harsEall street, running from
eCOnd street tO OAK street, In NCEt wa.
miIgoOn. Also. a lot on the corner OF Mar.
shall and Stroud streets, " by o. ieet-
Conditions at Sale,
SATUEL N MARSHALL.
THOMAS NJ. OGLE.
AuctLoueGT and Heal Estate Agent.
ianz4,4t
Daily Republican., 1881-01-31
occurs this singular but suggestive

occurs this singular but suggestive
paragraph;
SIT is no1 known that from that par
ticular office on the north side OF the
Green, that all those patriotic senti-
ments OF Democratic patriotism are can
celed and made stuff by the Almighty
Dollar"
What does all this mean, anyhow !
On the north sida. Of the green who
have offices thefeH Does it allude 10
J. Alexander Fulton, Rsq We think
not, for he is too busy with the local
option cause to bother himselt about
railroads. It certainly cannot mean
Chief Justice Comegys and ex Governor
|Saulsbury, whose offices are on the
north side. VINO then can 1t mean
Secretary OF State Wo'cott has his Office
on that side, but he would never sell
himself for the almighty Dollar"
Heaven forbid the thought! Why, he
Is the very double expressed quintes'
cencs OF the pure, vlrtuous and unsul'
lied Democrso". We quote farther:
"a an personally acquaiLted with
these gentlemen know the true in
wardness Of their plans, and am sorry
to say that for an accumulation OF cents
alone they sell out the true interests OF
those who repose confidence in them.
We do not propose to be personal in
our remarks, but we do censure that
class of politicians around Dover, who
bat short time ago directed the stream
OF vitupsration against the p, W Il Is
R. R., and who now say it is immaou
late. There ls q vast amount Of money |
in the hands OF some or these tried |
Democrats would not cohabiL with |
their foes with such an aiect.Ouate re-
gard"
Well, let the Democracy 90 on wash
ing their soilsd linen, 1t is no Rspubli-
can funeral.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-31
CARD.

The DAILY REPUBLICAN has
a larger circulation than any
two papers in the city com
bined, and a larger city cir
culation than all the other
three papers. Therefore We
give advertisers more for
their money, and they should
be made aware of this fact.
The REPUBLICAN is still push
ing its circulation, which has
been steadily on the in
crease for the last three
years.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-31

charges We made. We are pleased to
know that Mr.. Hughes the assessor for
the Southern District was 50 willing to
correct all errors that had been made
and to place on the lists those who had
been omitted when they were brought
to his notice, bat all this does not prove
that hundreds of names OF prominent
and we'll known citizens had been
omitted. We stand by all tha. We
have said.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-31
DUBLlO SALE.

WIN be sold at No 1878 West Fourteenth
street, on tn RSDAY, FEBRUARY 81
1881 at ten O'Clock, a IN, (resdence Of Jos
eph Il. JacKson,) the entlTG household gUodl
AID toheD furniture, consisting in part al
iolloVs: One English Brussels carpet, sixty
yards, IN good condition walnut guit tLreC
pieces extension table, three walnut suits
Of furniture, one cottage suit, marble top
two spring hair matrcJSea, one walnut ward
robe, one lounge, one book case, oil painting
en2ravtngs, Oue sewing machine, one socrC.
tary, one ottlce chair, Oae shot gun, tablsa
chairs, oRTpe q, oil cloths, mattinRs, bOnqUel
tables, Rogers RTOupe, lawn mower, win oN
shades b'aeEots, clccks, gum ho Q, eotteC
urn, cabinet refrigerator, hall cnaira, stall
reds, rugs, hat rack, chid'g crib and mat
, treS, bolstors and pillows, chamber ects, ore
woatn0t and generally all household and
Kitchen wares Al 10 be sold, as Mr., Jack
son is going 70 leave the city
N NJ. OHLB,
Agent tD efe tho ale
l.. ". STIDNAh Son, Aucti. .neera.
an %, 81, i6D |, 2.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-31
AMUsEMEHTs'
|CRAND OPERA HOUSE
MAGNIFICENT ENTERTAINMENT
PROF, CROMWELL,

THE CELEBRATED ARTIST TfA' E'
ELER. WlLL VISUAL. :, AND
ORALLY lLLUsTkArh
TUESDAY NIGHT, February ls', ,,d "dsn !,
don, the Cheat CltY non "toeh"''N
Sydst ham Crystal Palace -,
WEDNESDAY NldHr, February - y
pa,ia the Brantiul CiIy tic Grand dal
Ieries and Statues oi ine LouWe.
THURSDAY NIGHT, February 80 81.
"Kome. the eternal Ciy ron ~ feto'
10 the Colosseum
FRIDAY NIauT, FebraU t.h, ihe m
Homes II ENGLAND H'm the Cast.e o' 1n'
Mon arch 10 the Got Of the resAht
SATURDAY NIGhr, February ",'iss' ',,iss
BritaIn and Ireland; LrEi"hd' seV'iAHu
Wales and Ireland.
pm .CHS.-Adults, IS ots.: chiSfen, 10 cta.
Reserved seats. ~ ctg. ext's. hsaeH Ah0
= sats sold in adyRLee a. Thomas y 'o's'
Doors open OF 7.3O Commenting ats
Ian2et5t
Daily Republican., 1881-01-31
Or. Elllsou,s El,xtbiIi.y.

.-------Z.----- ------------------
Wr. EiiisOn's Eligibility.
The Levy Court of New Castle cour
~ will meet tomorrow in their net
offics, In the new court house, al
O'Clock in the forenoon. Bxcsptio,
viii most probably be taken to th
swearing in Of DR.. L. Frank Ellisol
Y'from Pencader Hundred, as a member
IL being stated that he was not free
holder as the law required at the tina
OF his election, and not for a week o
two afterwards. From time to time /
has been stated by the Democratic or
gans that Mar. Ellison was ineligibl
and could not take his seat, and atten
tion was again called to that fact oil
Saturday by the Gazette. OF course i
DR.. Ellison is not eligible he canno
take his seat and that is all there is o
It, and ss the Gazette says it will de
volvs upon the Governor to appoin
. person to fill the vacancy thus Gre
ated, which person will in all proba
billty be Mr.. Wilson, the old member
and the defeated candidate for the mex
( court The Gaz cite, however, has beer
so kind as to quote the law upon ia,
subject as bearing against DR.. Ellison
and the following appears to be the
only Law that can be found specifying
the qualifications Of commissioner
''No person shall be commissioner fol
o hundred unless he reside and is &
ffeehoidef therein" There it is, al
compressed In those three short lines
Now Is Ds. Ellison eligible Let III
see. Though elected he is not, mol
will not be Levy Court Commissioners
until he is sworn In, and even If there
were no objections to him taking his
seat, he cannot become member until
after 10 o'clock tomorrow. The ques.
tion ID, will he be freeholder when he
! l6eomes q member Of the Levy Court
The Gazette which Is we'll booked up in
ahe matter says he was made free
holder about the Oath OF November, at
which time q small property in Pence
der Hundred was conveyed to him 1y
his father. .....
We presume that IS sufficient, and
will qualify him when he becomes a
. member. Had the Levy Court orga-
mixed directly following the election he
might have been excluded, but the
Democrats themsek&s, by continuing
in office until 60 nv ussday in Feb
rusrg have ofc VII ient proof that
neither Or. Ellisi4s sspy other of the
,suOosssful candid Lslld be members
until tomorrow. bstake the Demo
= cratic tenure of u doubly sure a
special act Was A<stiu'3o 90 ~ the present
legal Mhss all the actions Of
ske Levy Court lont tbe election and
continuing the .sut5@ Democrats in
Ofics. Under the 1g & Of things Dr.
Ellison could not y Pasmber OF the
Court until tomorrow, nd when ten
o'clock tomorrow comes, Fnd DR.. hlIi-
son presents himself to b sworn in he
will be found to be freehalder exactly
ss the law requires. The faw does cot
say no person shalt be candidate and
be elected to the Office of Commission
ar unless he IS freeholder, but 1t
Gays, "No person shall be Commis-
sioner for hundred unless he resides
and is q freeholdsr therein" When
the Court meets to omorrow DR.. Ellison
will be found to possess ell the requi-
Aste qualifications for Levy Co art
Dessaissioner..
Daily Republican., 1881-01-31
lo,s1nk losn, Says A.sessment.

~ The Gazette points TO the small
number who came forward to be az
sessed las. Saturday as, an evidence
hat our statement that hundteds were
heft of the assessment was incorrect
As proof of the matter it points to the
Ames of those from the Third ward
lished In the REPUBLICAN,, which
~ all found upon the assessment
i,ssamae i,saae books we're examined. Thai
saspsesse o found in the duplicates al
stated sseus, but for all that We dt
mot intend 10 allow ourselves 10 be
nlaosd in false position. We wish II
distinctly understood that we stand BY
~ that We have said, and the fac
tba. TIE names we're found upon thu
l;s.s is no proof that they were Their
while the duplicates were hanging VI
in the respective election districts. l
isa fact that the names were not ther'
a. that time and therefore we ar
guilty Of no Misrepresentation. Tho
the psmes Of some tyo or three hua
s5 dred Republican voters were omi''e'
(. ~ from the books of the Southern dls'ric
VhsIt the duplicate assesaments Wef
sla posteS ia DO misrepresentation AND Una
3s tbs 4, most II Of them have sihos beenpisce'
npon the lists does lot weaken tn
Daily Republican., 1881-01-31
JOHN wAHAnARKn. raILapA.

To-day you can have your
choice out of more than a
thousand ladies' cloaks at a
price 50 low that we shall
keep ill next fall all that
don't sell as now marked.
Some are at halfprice, some
more,
Shawls also are marked
down to the lowest point, in
Guiding all the India shawls
We have. We would rather
not have any left but shall
make no lower prices,
Drcsscs--a few left black
silk and various. The prices
are final low enough.
sou,heA,, corner 81 tho DuildiIg
To-day you can have your
choice out OF an unknown
number Of girls coats, ulsters
and dresses OF all sizes, ma
tcriaIs and styles at prices
below al reason, prices made
to clear the whole stock, final
prices. We don't want to
keep them but shall have TO,
if not sold now.
soa,h~ ~o,t corner OF the building.
IOlIN WANAMAKER,
TLir,esnth and MArset ard Chestnut
tI,0ls, P-GaGriphA
Daily Republican., 1881-01-31
The AImIgngy DoII.r at Dovey

If we are to seli.le.R' Gazstte's leg,
islatiVe oorrsspondsa5s$ 70 are some
leading Demo rats at y Ar who ara
not proof against the 'rmighty Dol.
lar" Ia plain terms The correspondent
intimates that come Of the immaculate
Democrats have been bought to sound
the praise Of the P. W. & B. Railroad
Company--a company which a few
weeks ago they charged with throwing
$40, 900 into the State with which TO
corrupt voters. In the communication
Daily Republican., 1881-01-31

fOME ON LAD ES TO l09 E. SIXTH
~ street We have been waiting for our
butter and oohee this last three weeks, bu,
We nave them at last. Our York State but.
ter at o0i, D., that you al know Gu we'll il
equal TO the hnest print butter; the host
families in Z 9 oity use 4 On their tables
We nave just received our excellent 2Jc. COT.
lee; It was the delay In the freight that keut
us so long without 1t. Tea 4Dc, yOOd ,oreo ls
low as MS for 1tc; sugars low; > bs black
nsrfles k5e, ch9Grriee u. D., 2 ca1s table
peaches 25e, gallon can poaehCR zoe, thsrioq
21c, mEcar0ons 25c, Japico Ice. l.; don't Tor.
get 0ur famous Diamond -four at 81. 20. 80 OO
and $50 barrel soap 70, bar, ! D. borax
sup 70, sour krOut 5a. ~. Come on ladies m
Granger store, los L, Sixth street.
IAn25tit m. WEB.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-31
VALUABLE X EAL ESTATE
v Ar
r u II EBC SAER,

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY |, 1881,
At o'clock, a, m,
The following described property, belong.
ing TO tic "stIte Of John Porainp. decbns
no. !. A four story brick building. on the
N. y. cor. OF Second ana Market Wrsetq, be-.
Ing 10 feet 10 inghot front on Market styeet
and % teot inches dsey.
No. 2. A four EtCy brick building. sd.
Joining 40. !, on Hast Second stleGs, II teet
front and 81 feet S inches deep.
No. 3. A two otDry brick dwelling. No o07
Orange street, wtA attic and large back
building, Il leet inches front ANA 90 feet
q inches deep, containing II rooms Coadl
tioas ut gale. JOHN PERKl Ms, JR,
. Administrator.
DRAKE T. Co, AuctIonears ~ ,2O.ti
Daily Republican., 1881-01-31
NrUrlUE TO WAIHa A-'A.
YYicRCP THg WA.E'R w
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The month Of Pcbrua,y
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WILLIAM J. Eys.
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Daily Republican., 1881-01-31

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Daily Republican., 1881-01-31
NOTICE,

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can be aeco q madaIss t ioh' q. a. - y
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Daily Republican., 1881-01-31
NOTICE,

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Daily Republican., 1881-01-31
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Daily Republican., 1881-01-31
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