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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-11-24
Selling His Clocks.

A travelling clock < maker mad a
circuit having hundred clocks when
lie started. They were all very bad
which he we'll knew, but 'by soft saw
dor and human natur',' as Sam Slick
SAYS. he cOntrived to sell ninety-nlne
of them, and reserved the last for his
intended ruse. He went to the house
where he had sold the first clock and
said: We'll, now Low does your clock
90: Very we'll, | guess The answer
was "a he anticipated. No, very bad.
Indeed. Well, I've found 1t out at
last. You see, | had one clock which
was, know, a bad one; and | said to
my boy: You put that clock aside,
for it won't 30 to Sell such an article.
Well, the boy didn't mind, ard left
the clock with the others, and found
afterward that it had been sold some
where. Mighty mad | was, | can tell
you, for I'm not "A little particular
about my credit. SO have asked here
and there, every whe,e almost, how my
clocks went, and they all said they
CNtaIlf IC- uIdtSN ltIS sun. l'tb L " 40
determined to find out who had the
bad clock. aud ] AN most particularly
glad that | done it at last. Now You
see, | have but one clock left, very
superior article, worth matter of
ten shllIlngs more than the other, and
| must give 1t To You III exchange.
and I'll charge You five shIlllngs diff
ference, as You have been annoyed
with the ba article The man who
had the bad article Thought it better
t. pay five shllliugs more to have a
good one. So the exchange was made,
and then the man proceeding with the
clock, returned to the next house. Well,
now, how does yourc!ock 60: Very we'll,
| guess. THe same answer, the same
story repeated, and another five shil-
llngs received in exchange. And thus
did he 20 round exchanging clock I,
clock until he had received al extra
live sAilLngs for every one he had
sold.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-11-24
THE GOLDEN TIDE.

There is many a rest in the road OF life,
live only would stop and take IT
And many a tone from the better land,
Ii the querulous he art Would make ii!
To the sunny soul that is full of hope
And whose beautiful trust never taileth,
The grass i. green and the flowers are brlgh
Tho the ~intery STERN pre'ai!ih.
Better TO hope tho the clouds hang low,
And 10 keep the eyes still lifted
For the sweet blue sky will soon peep throuS
When the ominous clouds are rei'ited
There was never night without day
Or an evening without morning,
A nd the ia. kest hour, as the provero goes
Is the hour before the dawning.
There is manvs gem in the path oflife
Which we pass IN our idle pleasure
That is richer far than The je~eled crown,
OR the miser ; boarded treasure;
Ii NAV lie the love OF II ltlle child,
Ora mother prayer to heaNsn,
Or only bsggar. 5 grateful thanks
For = cup OF water gwen.
Better TO weave in the web of life
4 brish aud golden filing,
And 10 do Gods 5 will With ready he at
And hands that are Ssltt ana wiling,
Than 10 snap the delicate minute threads
or our curious lives ssuuder,
An then blame heaven for the tangled ends,
And sit snd grieve and wonder.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-11-24
Philopena in Germany.

The German method of managing
the pleasant play Of philopena is as
follows:
When couple meet after eating
philopena together, no advantage is
taken Of the other until one Of them
pronounce the word 'philopena.' This
is the warring-new the sport is to
begin. Let us suppose that a gentle
man calls upon X lady She invites
him to walk in, and at the same time
speaks the talismanic word. If he ac-
cepts the offer to walk in he is lost,
unless She removes the ban by telling
him to go away.
If she asks him to take off his hat
ne must resoluteiy keep it on; if to be
seated he must stand; or if at the table
she should hand him any article which
he accepts she wins the forfeit.
During ali this time he endeavors
to take her by surprise, for the accept
ance Of any protter from the ot4er
wins the game. Both are constantly
exercising their wits to prevent being
caught, and the sport goes on all the
evening.
Perhaps the gentleman brings a
little present, and says: knowing
that | shall lose my philopena, have
brought it along-here it is II she
is caught off her guard by the smooth
speech, she loses, for he Immediately
claims he forfeit.
Ii neither wins at the first meeting
the sport is continued to the second,
and it may happen that a dozen par
ties meet at the same time, all anxious
TO win of their philopena partners, so
that the scene often becomes ludi-
crousl y amusing. 1t is diamond cut
diamond in very truth.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-11-24
A New Use for the Electric Light.

A significant feature of the use the
electric lights IN agriculture, and one
pregnant with great possibilities for
the insect -tormented f,rmer, is the
L0nd0n Gi0be thinks, the wonderful
inducement which t light offers to
all sorts and ,ndtlons of insects t.
attempt multitudinous suicide by
banging their heads against the crys' al
globe all through tn night and the
small hours of the morning. y simple
mechanical arrangement, III the shape
.of grated trap, INTO which the I'M
pulsivc creatures could fal ,and whence
they could not eXtricate themselves.
would AS lst them t. compl,t the ;hal :
pywork OF fselfdestructlou.I II hat Il single
electric light near IA hop garden or a
corn fel. would completely, extermin-
ate many dreaded insects is, of course
not certain, but it is posslblc-perl-
lously possible, for the bugs and bee
ties. a pine knot: ignited in the open
air Oh IA summer night, would have az
good if not better effect.
An extraordinary thing in ladies
! bonnets-a cheap one.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-11-24
Y A RIETIES

Uncle Eemus' defines the comet;
dis yer star wat shows up fo' day
'er back hair down.
The mind is like trunk. Well
packed it holds almost everything; if
ill packed next to nothing.
Patients do more for doctors than
doctors do for patterns. The patients
enable the dtctors to live.
True goodness is like tie glow worm
it shines most when no eyes save those
Of Heaven are upon it.
Take your stand by the altar of
truth and not be led or driven thence
by sophistry or by ridicule.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-11-24
monies:
monies.
Say, who's elected =
'Smitherton, exclaimed the man. :

omilheTtCn, eSclaimeu tue man. -
The tramp had lnst arrived IN the city
and knew nothing ot Arkansas poll
ties, but he graHpyd the hand o! the
master OF IlQuIi ceremonies and yell
ed:
Shake. old parl. lou be | called
tac 'uln- Never WORKED so hard for
: man IN my life. Smlthcrton. Well.
by George. GIVE me sour.
Nho else Of our ticket is clrc cd :
hr asked Of the master.
'B.lChshIre.
Well. by Geor- e. we'll have to take
thr-lii'lc of the same. if vou please.
The tramp's enthusiasm attracted
attention. and ardent meu came up and
pressed his hand.
SAY yciIcI the follower # no par
tIcular god of ambition. WHO was the
worS, detra el on the other side:'
.>uucAlrs.
'>u.cnir-: : Well by the duce. On,
bat we've got EN-. Wen have t.
drink on his defeat. Some of the
same lie slapprd the leader and
struck the bar with political enthusi-
49,, IL ir:l -
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-11-24
Enthusiastic

The other night, just after the polls
hsl closed and sealed the political fate
Of more than one candidate whose
chance. few days before had been SO
bright. worn ont looking tramp en-
tered u saloon where "a hilarious party
Of men were drinking, and dropping
his bundle near the wall he approach
ed the bar and asked of man who
sec;c~! TO be master Of liquid cere-
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-11-24
I Eflfrt Etury.
4 DUEL OR 4 WEDDING.

sculptor, but | am neither. was
book keeper for Brown y Co, whole,
sale dealers in hides and tallow. Henry
Bower. Young man Of very lively dis.
position. Vas employed in the same
office. We boarded and roomed to.
gether.
One might Henry and attended
ore OF the lyccum lectures IL "
We had hardly been IN the h9sl five
minutes before my attention was~hIe,l
upon one Of the aides up the front seal,
Size Wa httle Ia the right OF me,
but as she was talking very earnestly
70 the lady next to her. her face waS
turned toward us; and su,cep ible as !
am, could not but be impressed with
tie beauty Of Il.
4 months passed without my seeing
ANYTHING OF the beautiful stranger
But about that time | received, ~
invitation to visit nv frirnd Mrs
Segard, in NJ She Was widow
of forty. ard IS the mother of Ger
tain Miss Segard. Familiarity calles
Clara. | knew that Mrs. Segard hs
,,:.I - hr;nc shopt n MARRIAGE he
tween Clara and myself, and | belIe't
| r1;.,T, b,,. narri.J brr-I rr,tly
thiuk should, bat for itiIc affair
wn,.L h,n,srs,i - l.
Th. norn,nr started frr NJ
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Wh,,n I v.. hnyin,,n t;rh,, rot,c.
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Mci,'''h' OF am -
Wy name Is N'p'"aA'' l "otI
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you sho"'" haii"7" ~ 'oo o''' ="
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-11-24

s.. y. Fremont St, Baltimore
During the war l was in
iurtdIn the stomach by piece
OF she'll, and have suffered
frpmitcNcr since. Ahoutfour
years agolihrought on paraly-
sis, which kept me IN led SIX
months. and the best doctors
in the city said ! could not
live. lsu'icTcd ieariuily from
indigestion, and for overtwo
years could not eat solid food
and for large portion OF the
time was unable to retain even
liquid nourlshmen, | tined
Brown S Iron Bliters and now
after taking two bottles j am
able to get up and so around
and am rapidly improving
q. DECKES.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-11-24

The barley worm is the latest farm
pest at work in Ohio.
A wise and good man does nothing
for appearance, but verything for the
sake of having acted we'll.
The best index of what MAJ is is
what a man does.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-11-24

Boyton. This gentleman is my father,
John Boyton Do you know us. now"
"Well, really" replied, wondering
in my min | what the e C, was com
ing; 'reallJ, don't know anything
more about y Il than what you We ust
told"
Hush" said the captain; and he
bent down and hssel in my ear, Il am
Carrie Boyton's brother"
And | am her father growled
John Boyton.
"Ah, really. do you s,y so :" could
not help smiling, the whole affair
seemed so ludicrous. GIVE my re
CARDS to Carrie
"Ho. you laugh at us do You, vii
liam cried the captain. Look ere, "
said he, lowering his voice to horrId
whisper. Look at these"
( | DID look for Just then he drew
from the pocket of his brown overcoat
a handsom" case, aud opening 1t dis
play { pair of splendid sIlVer-mount-
ed duellng pistols.
/ lake your choice.
l.
81 'o,.' .,u- 'leti,'' .aII., =. 'I'o"-, =, :" my
/ Choose quick urged the captain.
H' saiu l. III " ''''ti"'o''S 80
i ~ .'e co'u DIot's % pi "''o'' ''',".
:, w " "to'' ~" i,,,,,r r1r
~ So'''' '','s'"NS' III ''"H NJ, ~ ~ ~
~" u ~ - "e''''S ~ mus Mn "'',I %"
'o" " '1''''' was :, \oi ,",, H,,nl.',I ~ 10Y
ga my iI'"l"e' WAS -l"'s N'''''5A''
NY e'"."'''ner was ~,
No' ana yo'F grA"Hi"''er' run
Ct marry my s's'er a. you Pto".'S'" u
10 a month ago OF '"Ne one o' '"'S'
p's'o!s ana
D"' heiP.
b'y up. You "heIp, aud the. cap
/ XII" s'iPPru ms bFoAd manu- over my
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-11-24

An extraordinary thing in ladies
bonnets-a cheap one.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-11-24
BROWNS RoN BITTERS is

BROWNS RQN BITTERS is
a complete and sure remedy for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Malaria.
Weakness and all diseases requir-
ing a true, reliable, non-aIcoholic
tonic. Il enriches the blood, gives
new life 10 the muscles and tone
10 the nerves.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-11-30

Sutherland John, vi mel nj nw4 sec.
SIP 80 nr4w IS 90
Sharpe Geo. s one half OGRE of land in
NV corner of lot 4 Russell's add. to
Moscow o 50
Smith H Fl sw sec 80 tp So nr4 W
poll tax Sc IS
Swanson A sw4 nw1 nw4 net sec %
tip 3Sua4w poll tax $40 n
Shank L set sec II 81 gr5w, poll
tax a Of
Smithsop A j lots and B No. 8
Russell's add. to Moscow 50 80
Smith @ w nwt sec l9t4 3 nr5.w
s39 80
Simmonds G T nwi sec 80 t43nr5 W
poll tox IS %
Sutherland VIM sw4 sec q t39nr4
W $40 50
Sutherland j N nwl sec q I 39nr 1
". poll tax 81 Is
Sratton G 81 sw4 sec Is 81 nw4 sec "a
t39 hrs " poll tax $40 %
Smith s NJ sss eel mel set sec IL, I
42nr5w $23 AZ
Svely Ole mel sw4 81 nw1 mel nw4
sec 20 I SO n r5w $l2 IS
Sexton h Codd vi seqr NJ sw or sec 2
t4lnr5w gao n
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Allan. (.h,s F-Lots l, 2, :, 4. sec 9, 80
n., Se0 ere, g Oh
60 p;.h.ra-re4 sec Q tn IS n, 5 "
.nn -. ,,oii ray g 63
Aksrs, ] W-sw{ set 81 set set net. &c y
tp Is mrs. 100 acres ~ U
All. H 1T 80 = I v poll tax - 20
a. * 10
A.a.rron. opt 39nr4w lGO acres I'll ~
~. ru-no,l tax - 70
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-11-30
NOTICE FOR Pre-. tMPTIoM PROOF.
LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston I. T. Nov ~ 1883.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the following named settler has Sled notice
of his intention to make anal proof IL support
Of his claim. and secure final entry thereof u
the expiration Of thirty days mon the date Of
this notice. Wis: Wednesday Jan. 10 1883. 10
.. m before T J Green. p, in aud for Mes
Percs county i. T. 1t his eaes at Cameron in
said county John Wells DS 1898 fer the net
sec III 81 mrs Y and names the following e
his witnesses viz: ". T. Wright. wm> Bsoys
e Baby and Hartingsr Of Cameron ]. T,
J. N. HOWE, Rsgifter.
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MARRIED.

BURR-FRAZIER-At the residence of the
Rev. S. W. Beaver. Mr.. Homer e. Burr to
Miss Sarah Ann FRAZIER, both Of Mes PsPes
county !. Z.
0RAY-FOLLETT-At the residence Of A.
Wardrobe near Lldisvills. I. T. Nov. ~ 1889
by Rev. John Black. Mr.. R. r. GRAY to Miss
Elisa Follstt. both Of Mes Psres county I. T.
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ONLY BECAUSE THEY ARE
CHEAP,

The best goods at reasonable
prices is what you want. Not stuff
that amt worth carrying home.
Now then if you desire to avoid
being humbugged, and want to be
posted where you can really get
good value for every cent you in
vest,
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NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF.
JOHANN EILMANN.
LAND OFFICE AT

lewiston, I. T. Nov. Is, 1882.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the following-named settler has fled
notice OF his intention to make final proof
in support Of his claim, and secure final en-
try thereof at the expiration Of thirty days
from the date of this notice, viz: Tuesday,
December g, 1882, 10 am at this Office
Johann Eilmann, homestead l4l foE lot ],
sec 30. tp 81 n, : 5 " and 81 net and net set
sec Is tp 81 n, v, and names the follow,
ing - his witnesses, viz: 8. Stevenson, Z.
Schultz, N. A. Perky and NJ. Evetts, Of
Uniontown P, O., W. T.
j. NJ. HOWE,
10 Register.
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NEW TO-DAY.
NOTICE FOR PvBt lcAIioN.


Colfax W. T. Noveabsr II 1889.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TUE
~ following named settler has Aisd notice Of
bis intention to make Anal proof in support Of
hi claim. and that said proof will b made b.
fore Land Ofhce Colfax ". r. o. Jan. - 1883,
At 10 q. NJ. viz: Joha +. shroli Who nsds, d.
5. No. 1886 for the sea ned n set sad set 1T
sec tp - r 46 . v. n. He names the fol-
lowing witnesses TO prove his continuous resi-.
dsncs upon, and cultivation Of said land Wis
e. F. Sksels. Sherman SWAMI, =. u. Hannah.
W, N. Weber, al Of Uniontown Whitman Co.
W.T..
JIM. ARMSTRONG,
. Register.
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sirbanks, James-nw Or sec 80 ~ r
6W $40 10
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-11-30

When merchants throw out
some catch-penny, offering inferior
articles, attractive and pleasing to
the eye, but giving no satisfaction
as to durability, which sell
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NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD Paetf.
CT CARPENTER.

LAND OFFICE AT %.
Lewiston, l. T., Nov y ~ ~
NOTICE is hereby given that the H.:
IN ing-named settler has filed no. 49,
his intention to make anal proof in s ~,
Of his claim, and secure final entry W. Z
at the expiration Of thirty days IL "a
date of this notice, viz: THURSDAY 80
1882, 10 q IN at this ONCE Carmel ~ ~ 4
homes toad No 1856 for the nv Or go.
tp 50 pr5w, and names the folio" %.Ls4
witnesses, viz: J. 3. Randall, ". ,!ssoos &
lin. J. Paulsop and A. Cochran OF
1T, ,,.wr
"a Regias
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Lost. Strayed or Stolen.

From . ranch about three miles south Of Walls
Wxlla. brown horse with white in face and
branded ~" on left shoulder He is sbou,
six years old and weight about 900 pounds. l
will pay $40 reward to any person finding said
horse and returning him to me, or whore
can conveniently get him.
WV. ZIGLER.
Lewiston. Nov, 81, 1889. TT
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-11-30

Greninger, d P--se or sec % 39nr5w
l6O acres poll tax ......".A "a
Guerin, Thos H-ne Or sec rs 34nr4w
lfO acres $40 Oh
Galloway, Albert Al IRA w...$2 IS
Galloway, G H-t Al nr4w........Sl4 so
Geotz, Jac--w hf sw Or - or sw Or sw or Sc
or sec 80 Al " lGO acres .Sll IS
CARLY Charles H-s hf ne pr ne or ne or sec
8t3 7nr2 CIV l6O acres poll tax. SO Is
Gilman. Charles-nw or sec 81 t 37nrl
l60 acres poll tax. 81 p
Greenstreet, M-sw Or sec 30 ~ n 5
W 100 acres. so
Granger, William--ne Or SEQ 81 t 42nr5 w
AVV ~ CO., .%IC w
Granger, Thomas--nw or sec 81 AZ 5
y l6O acres. 1913 81
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NOTICE OF SALE OF
PROPERTY FOR
DELINQUENT TAXES.

Notice Is hereby given that VIII
on Thursday, Dec. 81 1882 at the
Court House door. in Lewiston Nez
Perce county /. T. between the hours
a. IL A. NJ. and 8 P. NJ, sell at pub
lie auction, the following described
property to satisfy the taxes, penalties
and costs due said county from the
owner thereof for the year 1882.
NOTE:-The poll tax is not lnc'ud'
ed in the am punt given.
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BORN

THATCHER-In this city Nov. rs. 1882, to
the wife Of c. E. Thatcher. q daughter.
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McWilliams, Wm-t SO mrs y 9 08
McCracken, B S-ne qy Sc or sw or re
sec 6 t 40 n W poll 2 60
Mcleod, Wm-lots l, 2, 7 and two
poll block Ne. town Of Moscow
lot IL, block 2, town of Moscow, lots
3 and 4, flock 10, town of Moscow
so "a
McClun, H L--w hf Sc qr sec 10 43
nr5w poll 8 SO
Mckinney, Jacob-lots and 2 and
hf NV or sec 81 t 81 nr3 W poll
10 80
Mccoy, in IL 81
Mccoy, John IS 25
Nichols, James Hone lot in Moscow
81 95
Nichols, G. 1t 3Snr4w Alb
Notland, r R-se or Sc or sec 81 sw
or sw Or sec 26 W hf NV or sec IS
80 n r 5 W poll 3 20
Nixon, W A-lots 3 and sec 25 t 81
nr5w 81
Newell, Mrs Martins hf NV or sec
tai nr5w 80 acres Q O5
Nevius, DR. Riots 3 and 4 sec IA lot
l and v or ne Or sec % 35 II 6
" 100 acres 9 O5
Noble, j SIS hf se or sec IL hf ne
or sec Is Al nr5w l6O 10 II
O'Brien, Thomas-sw or sec % 80 n
raw 81 90
Oleson, Neils--sw ar ne or " hf Sc or
ne Or Sc or sec 4 80 mr. W l6O
acres poll SIT
Olson, L H-sec "a t SO n r 5w3 81
Plummer, WHINE qr sec l SO mr. 5
l6O acres poll Is $40 IS
Parker, W M-ne or sc ar sec 90 NV
or sw or sec "a t IS mr. 5 " POLL
4 As
Phillips, A Hot 4, Russell's First
Addition to town of Moscow 8 43
Paulson, John-Lewiston, lot l block
E 20
Powe, B F-!ots | and 2 70 hf NV or
sec Is 40 nj 5 W poll 2 Sc
Powe, G W-sw Or SEQ ~ 4Onr5
W 985
Powe, E Wv hf NV or sec 4 40 n
r5w % 70
Palmer, G CT 40 q r 5 v poll 4 63
Powe, P T-sec Is t 40 mr. W l6O
acers poll 6 90
Phinney, Samuel IL GA
Peterson, JOHNNIE or sec 80 SO r
5w l6O acres 10 II
Peas. j L-w hf Sc or 9 hf ~ or sec
20 All W 100 acres 2 70
Pea, Ely--pollt 3 81
Peterson, Emanuel-sec Is 42nr 5
wpoll 5 40
Perkins, James A-e hf sw or lots 3
and 4 sec 10 43 N 5 W l6O acres
10 sc
Parks, Robin hf SO or sec 80 hf sw
ar sec "a 80 IL 3 W poll 2 so
Queener, A &c hf Sc or s hf ne or
sec "a t43nr6 l60 acres poll
t % &c
Queener, RI 7 O6
Kendall, M A-sw ar sec 81 SO r
3w l60 acres poll 9 IS
Rice, Henry 81 nr4w poll 8 "a
Ray, j M-poll t 6 10
Rowland, F M-sw or Sc or Sc or sw
or sec II NV ar ne or ne or NV or
sec 20 4Onr 5 W poll IL So
Ritchey, w G-sec 80 t 44nr5 W
poll I IL O3
Ritchey, John CT A nr5w poll t
"a
REYNOLDS, ] A--ne or ne or sec Is 9
hf SO or SO ar sec t35nr4 SO
Richardson, S--sw or NV or n hf sw
Or sec 81 t37nr5 II %
Roe, j He hf se Or ne Or ne Or sec 10
NV Or NV Or sec II t37 nr3w2 90
Rec, P B, Estate hf ne or sec "a {
nr5w lots 4 and S sec 10 81
nr4w 10 80
Roberts, L G IA 10
Richardson, r F sec l2t 37nr3 "
poll I 2 81
Reader. Frank SO qrse Or sec 8 hf
sw Or ~ Or 50 Or sec 2 42nr5
" 10 n
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Freeman, n P--s hf ne Or NV Or ne Or sec
3otIinr5w SlI IS
Firing, Charlie-poll tax 70 ~
Finson, Henrick--e hf ne Or sec 81, hf NV
ar sec ~ I rs nr4w s. 70
Frye, y R-poll tax. ..........s2 a5
Ferring, Anthony--e hf ne or W hf NV Or
sec II 81 n 5 " l6O acres ..... SO SO
Fehir. A--lots 2. and ne or NV Or sec 81
tai n r " l6O acres. 70
Freytag, Wm-se or sec p 80 nr2 W l6O
acres. ...-............So W
Fink, E-t 81 nr3w. IS 20