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Isl famous house keeper reco mends
an onomi al plan Tor making cakes
without utter which may be q use 70
our readers VINO ha drea a mar
garinc. Take PIE Q oi fat pork.
melt down and strain i through q
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aside until i y old. II = then white
an firm. End may sbc used ke butter
any KIN I q cake. In rcun cake.
she AS res u, Il j. dele ou'. Chicago
Journal
The winter season is a very impor-
tant one in tie management 81 fruit
trees. Some believe that II tie founda.
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A NICE LITTLE Boz. An Ansii. lady. who
had company 70 tea: re9roved her little son
At LAST. out ~ patience with him, she said.
sharply: -yimmy. II you don't keep 81 II. III
send you away from the table Yes that's
what you aiways do when there IL company.
and there are not cnou "a canned reaches 10
60 around" was the reply % the gifted
youth. Itxas S;5fingx
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Dr. K0bt. <crtnn. late President 81 the
Eclectic College oi the City Of New York. and
formerly ~ Cincinnati. Ohio. used On WV
H&LL's b<Ls>N very extensively IN hIs prac-
t.cc. - many 81 Lls patients. nos living. and
restored 70 health BY the use ~ this invaluable
medicine. can amply tfstlfy lie always <ail
Il ought % le prescribed freely b. every ply
stefan ~ severe cnrcmr n IN al csecs 81 Jung
dIsfases II Il = ~ufc cure Tor Consumption.
AMI has no eQu4: Tor III iccsoral cOmflziifa
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81 was troubled for many years with XII
ney Complaint. Gravel, etc. MY hood became
thin; was dull and inactive; could hardly
crawl about, vas nm old worn out man Al
over: could yet nothing 10 help me. until I
cot Hop Il tiers. and now ! am a Toy again.
My blood Anl kii.ess are Al righf, ana am
Is sctiyc a. nan 81 thirty. although ] an
Seventy two. nd ! have no doubt Il IA 10 a.
well TOR others ~ my are. II i worth trilL-
-iFAtLer. Sunday Mercury.
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nor II your lungs are badly wasted away can
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phlet on Consumption and kindred affections
Address WoRi.D's DIsPESsxEr MEDICAL A.
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sss"Kccp 70 your plsce and your place viii
keep you Bat you c,Dnot expect % keep
your place without hcsIth. the Foundation OF
al success. For instanc e. . railroad cnxi-
neer In The employ q tae 4: u. a - Paul
letcs Tor 81 years. lie took four boxes Of
kiincy-Wurt and now writes that Lc II en-
tireiy culci ana working regularly
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Dr. r. ". PIERCE. Buffalo. n. r.: Drsr ST.
- write % tell ypu what your .Favorite Pre-
ecriptionn hes done for me had been great
sufferer from female complaints. especially
"drarging-down.n for over six years. during
much 81 the time unable 20 work. paid out
hundreds ~ dollars without any beneflt tiIl
took three bottles 81 the "FAyorifc Prcscrip-
tion.n ana Inever had anything DO me % much
good u my life. adsisc every s'ckIady 20 take
A. Mrs. EsfiLY RnoxDs. NcBrides Mich.
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II you are seeking health. strength znl
vigpr, We earnestly request you 20 give d..
Guysptt's Yellow Dosk and sarsa ar.lis =
trial. No med cine ever invented has such
good record as health remover b'ool purifier
and true Strengthened every part q the body.
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II II not true that Missing cures freck'cs
AT least you cant ret irccklci riri % de-
clare that she hasn't bcen kissed --NeID
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srRkIcnTEx your old boots ana shoes with
Lyons Patent Heel Stiffrner<. and wear them
again. Sold BY shoe aud hardware dealers
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YoUxo and middle aged men suffering from
nervous debility. premature old age, lose %
memory. and kindred eymrt0ms should send
three stamps Tor Part VII. % pamphlets Issued
" Worlds Dispcnssry Medical Association
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"FivE docfors: No nd or n.tl;rfn<: no rs'i.f.
Or. B1.s0r,'s Skiu Cure Aok drirxA army ~
frnpfions and I'm marty xtH Ida 9. Young
Hamilton. IN
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Il IT proper 70 ask man how he Is gcs-
ting "a, when he has just sworn 81 Bostos
COMAtrtiI B.tItifA
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SriSGrS0 irritation. Inflammation. All Kill
neg Complaints. cured BY Buchupaiba.n u.
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sDR 'Rrxsox's Celery and Chamomile PHI.
are worth their weight III gold In nervous and
sick he dache'-Dr. II. II. schliehtsr, d
Baltimore
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THE money lfni.r never negiccis his hush
mes. lie takes all the interest be can ia Il. -
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CocoASrT shells ound IN qu n.'ties and
nixci With black psp4er, indicate that the
season VIII b. mild
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WIEN Fog saw train on the dress % an
old lady he remarked that Il WIS bchindtia.e-
--Bos;cn IydnlcrsDf.
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vrEr little thing turns the head Of .
crank.
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LAWYERS are given credit for being sharp
because they generally hle their answers
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BUFFALO, Sept. observation-disclosures to-day,
3,lOO; total for the week, thus tar, 1919; for
signed through, AIS cars. The market was
active but NOT quOtahly higher for extra steers;
common dull; sales OF extra steers at $5.950
Gao; good shippers at 50. 5005.S5.
Sheep and Lambs-Reeeipts to-day, $500;
total for the week, thus far. $4,000; for the same
time last week, $4,000 receipts consigned
through, 80 cars. The market was dull and de-
moraliZed; few sales of fair TO good Western
sheep at S3. 7504:2 5; Canada lambs at $500
300; several CARLOADS nnsoll; stock of yester-
uay shipped East Tor sale in first hands Tor want
OF buyers.
Hogs-Receipts to-day. 4,40O; total for the
week, thus far, $4,000: for the same time LAST
week, $4,000; receipts consigned through, l45
cars. Tie market was fairly active and a shade
higher for choice; common dull; sales OF good to
cholce Workers at $5.50D5.oo; few extra Mt
800; grassers and Michigans at S4.90G5.35;
medium ard heavy, $1,000 So; pigs very dull
at S4.23D475.
CHICAGO, Sept. 15.-The Drovers' Journal
reports: Hogs Receipts, $1,000; shipments
5000. The market was very dun and 1O015c
v 100 lbs lower; packing hogs, 81 50@4 so;
packing and shipping, 81 9005 80; lighI, 81 80
$3.50; skips, $3.4OO4. the market closed very
weak.
Cattle-Receipts, $500: shipments, 5000. The
market was nominal; shipping grades very dull;
export cattle, IS 9o06 80; good to choice ship
ping steers. S.: 20; fair to medium. So 90; range
Texas cattle, SIS. rs 04. 50; American cattle. 81 20
40; half-breed cattle, IS 9O04 80.
Sheep-Receipts, 400; shipments, 1900. The
market WAS steady; inferior to fair. $ 2.5063.15;
good, S3. 70: choice, 81; Texas sheen, rs;
lambs, $I03.50 per head.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. Observation-Disclosures, 40:
shipments. 400. The supply was very small,
and nodemand outside of light retail trade.
Sheep Receipts, none; nothing done for
lack OF stock.
Hogs-The supply was scarce and market
ers'. ~$5.l505.25. Receipts, 800; shipments,
1900.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. Is. I'll Live Stock In
dictator reports: Cattle-Receipts, 700. The
done.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000. The market was lower;
prices ranged from S4.500470.
Sheep and 100. The mar
ket was quiet and unchanged.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 15.-Hogs steady; common
and lignt. S3 9005.15; packing and butchers.
$4.5005.30. Receipts, 1900; shipments, 100.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 15.-Hogs. steady at
81. so 4.
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Grain and Provisions at Chicago.

Grain and Provisions at Chicago.
CHICAGO, Sept. 15.-Regular wheat was lower
under the influence of free receipts and lower
foreight markets; it opened 1e04c lower, re-
coded to 1ssc below yesterdays close on Change
and closed at the inside prices. Sales ranged at
93&095c for September, 95ss096lac for Octo-
Der, 9~7ss099lac for November, 9S7s0$1 for
December, $101.001s for January.
Corn was active and lower, due to continued
favorable weather; large receipts and weaker
markets abroad, the days trading showing "a
decline of 1014 below yesterdays close on
Change, closing at the inside figures. Sales
ranged at 4914 050ssc for september and Octo-
Der, SIC for November, 47LO48lac for
the year, 49l2050ac for May.
Oats were dull and declined l40l2c; closing
weak at the inside prices. Sales ranged at 270
274c for September, 81 aO277sc for October,
277s02838c for November, 270274c for the
year, 3lO311ec for May.
Pork was active; it opened 1001212c lower.
rallied 2l905c, fell away 25030c, and ruled
tame to the close. Sales ranged at $40. 500
11.12lo for October. $10.67l4011 for Novem-
Der, $10.52s010.90 for the year, $11.250
11.50 for January; $~11.50011.62i9 for Feb
rnary.
Lard was fairly active. declined loo .15c and
closed steady. Sales ranged at 7.900S s. 0212c for
October, 767l207.82lec for November, 7.70c
for December; 7~.6507.75o for the year, 1900
7,971ac for January. 7.75Q7.e0c for February.
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NEW YORK. Sept. 15.-Cotton firm at 1890
10Ssc; futures barely steady; Sep'einb Der. 10.36c;
October, 10.4Sc; November, 10.59c; December,
10.69e; January, 10000; February. 1092c;
March, 11.O5c; April, 1l.16c; May, 11.27e; June,
11.3Sc: July, 1l47c.
E ORLEANS, Sept. I5.-Cetton quiet but
firm at 1014c; net receipts. LOCO bales; sales,
$50 bales; stock on hand, 46,935 bales.
GALVESTON, Sept. l5.-Cott0n firm at
10lsc; net receipts, $500 bales; sales, 1866
bales; stock on hand, $3.50 bales.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 15.-Cotton firm at Toe; re-
ceipts. 40 bales; shipments, none; stock on
hand, 6,325 bales; sales, 200 bales.
LOUISVILLE. Sept. 15.-Market nominally
unchanged. Transactions light and of local
character generally.
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COMMERCE..
Review of the Local Grain, Produce, and
Provision Markets

Provision Markets.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. IS.
The local merchandise markets present no new
features. In all lines of goods, nearly, prices
are firm, and tend upward rather than down
ward. The same uncertainty hovers over the
speculative markets which have for some time
past. Notwithstanding the current belief that
prices Of provisions have reached a reasonable
limit, buyers do not feel sufficiently confident to
take hold. Foreign quotations are downward,
under an excess of supply and large stocks on
hand. The recent furry in corn, caused by fears
or damage done by frost. had an effect to mo-
mentarily stimulate prices, but now that later ad-
vices and favorable weather have in great meas
are reduced the damage TO zero, quotations have
dropped to the lowest point yet reached. 1t is
not safe to presume that there will occur a per-
manent reaction, for the corn held over from last
years crop of 1,70O,o O0,0 900 bushels
is estimated at 300,O 900, 900 bushels, and
by the most dubious estimate the surplus
the coming year viii not be less than 150,-
600, 900 bushels, and If no accident hefall the
crop is likely to reach last years figure. Europe
Las heavier stocks of corn in store than last
: ear, aud with II similar condition in provisions,
1t Is difficult 10 see where any hope may lie for
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extra 53c, Provisions lower; mess pork, &10.95
cash and October, 81. 80 January. Lard
Prime steam. 1900 cash and October, 7.75c jan
nary. Receipts-Flour, 5000 brls: wheat, 49,
600 hu; corn, 1900 hu. Shipments-Flour,
5000 brls; wheat, 5000 bu; corn, 1000 bu.
TOLEDO. Sept. t5-WheaJ lower; No. 2 red
winter, cash and September. $l.03l4 October,
Sl.o44; November, Sl.0614; December, $1.09l4;
January, 81 .lO4. Corn dull; No. 2, cash, 54e;
October, 53l4c; January, soc. Oats firm; No.
=, cash ana October, 29l2c. Recelpts-Wheat.
$4,000 bu; corn. 1900 bu; oats, $500 bu.
Shlpments-Wneat, $4,000 bu; corn, $4,000 bu;
oats. 1000 bu.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 15.-Cotton strong at
1Ole. Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat heavy;
Sl.O319 10 cash, @l,0444 October, Sl.07 No.
velnher. Corn dull at 52c. OATS weaker. Rye
dnll at 56lsc. PrOyiSiOns-Lard nominal clear
ribs. use; clear, 7.62l2c. Whisky quiet at
$1.l3. Butter firm and unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 15.-Cotton hardening,
ana prices unchanged; sales, $4,000 bales;
speculation and export. 1000 bales; Ameri-
can, $500 bales. American lard, 42s Cd.
Fine American cheese, sis Cd. Spirits turpen-
tine, 3lsQ3lg Cd.
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NEW YORK. Sept. 15.-Tn the jobbing depart
ment the business for the week was again very
large, which is the character of reports from all
the markets OF the country. The printing cloth
market is IL active inquiry. and 3 9-I6e plus 10
per cent. WIS bid aud 35sc asked for 64x64
squares. Lawrence d Go. have advanced Pacific
BF SIC cash, cashmrres to 1l12c, Pacific DB az,
popiin lusters to 10loc, Pacific DF SIC. EFF bro
cades to lie net. For Saturday there has been a
very wide quest for moderate to freer assert
ments of hleached and brown cOttons. Dress
goods, all styles and qualities of flannels and
ladies' sackings and suitings are in good de-
mand. Prints are doing we'll. Woolens are do
ing better for heavy and light weights. Cotton
firm at an advance of 1Sc; middIing uplands
l03sc. The market shows much tone, and a bet
ter feeling prevails among buyers and sellers.
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Oils.

OIL CITY, Sept. 15.-rhe petroleum market
was active; opened at S1.1ll9 and closed at
Sl.l4Hs; highest, S1.155s; lowest, Sl.11l2. The
sales to-day aggregated 5,S12.O00 brls. Clear
ances Yesterday, 1856, 900 bgs. Charters. 81
TAG brls; daily average for the month, 56,794
orls. The runs for Thursday we're as follows:
Through United p%lpe-line, SO, $50 brls; through
Underwater line, 2,7I5 brls: Total, 1850 brls;
daily average for the month, $3.50 brls. The
Derrick's stock report for Sept. L shows an in
crease in the Bradford field and "a decrease in
the Allegheny field. In the Bradford field, from
1922 wells, 29l .59S barrels are reported Sept.
l. The Exchange will hold a meeting to take
action on the new conference rules on Monday.
BRADFORD, Sept. 15.-The crude oil market
wasstrnnger; United pipeline certificates opened
at 81. 113e and closed at S1.15; highest price,
$I.15@; lowest, $l.11as. Total runs yesterday,
76,442 brls. Total shipments, u. o55 bris.
Charters. sl,746 brls, Clearances, 4,394,0OO
brls.
~PITTSBURG, Sept. 15.-The petroleum mar
ket was excited and strong; United pipeline
certificates closed at 81 l47s. During the after
noon session the market was eXcIted: opened
at S1.12l9; advanced to Sl,l5ss, and closed at
$l.l47s. Trading heavy.
ANTWERP, Sept. 15.-Petroleum, 20 o204t.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCE.

TIL New York Money Market-Stock Trans
acknowledging Prices of Government Sc
neutrality-suspicious. of General Stocks
NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-Money is easy.
Prime mercantile paper, 5907 per cent.
Sterling exchange, bankers bills, are steady
1T 482 for sixty days and 4s5 for demand.
Bar silver, $1.10.
Government bonds were strong and in good
demand.
Railroad bonds we're quiet but firm.
State securities were steady.
Stocks were dull to-day, but very strong, and,
outside of Wizards shares, the fluctuations were
exceedingly narrow. At the opening the market
was firm and ls05s per cent. higher, except for
Northern Pacific preferred, which was 30 per
cent. lower, at 1874. Later the list moved up
and carried Northern Pacific 1918 per cent.
higher in sympathy, The advance in other
shares ranged from 401 per cent, Lake Shore,
Michigan Central, Western Union, and, in fact,
ali the leading stocks sharing in the improve
ment. About midday there was a reaction, and
prices receded ls05s per cent. Oregon & Trans
continental was, however, exceptionally weak,
and fell off Ia per cent, to 6494, on the old story
of an additional issue of stock. Toward the
close the market was again higher, aud generally
within a fraction Of the best of the day. The
strength in speculation was due in part to
hCbbctH OhlOuy WuACu hb lu0 hiSuCsO pO1uO
OF she week, on the statement that Cyrus w.
Field. ir., had sailed for England to-day to con-
clude negotiations for placing a block of those
shares at London. As compared with last nights
closing, prices are 1s01le per cent. higher. In
the specialties Manhattan Elevated sold mp 2Ss
per cent, to AZ. Sales for The week, 1,64S, 301
shares, against 1884, 176 shares for the pre-
Vious week. Decrease, SS5,875 shares.
Imports of specie at New York for the week
ended today, S262,357, making a total since
Jan. l of $10,932,7 1855, against S2,53l,415 for
the same period in 1882.
Exports of specie for the week, $l66, 800,
makinga total since Jan. l of $10,726,165,
against S42, 9S4, 7S1 tor the corresponding pc
Rod last year.
Imports at the port of New York for the week
ended to-day, 1901 ,097. of which SO, 473, 932
was dry goods and S5,127, l65 general merchan-
disc. Total imports since Jan, /, 1927, 1885,,
against 1862, 1868, 245 for the same period In
1882.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day
aggregated 1885, 600 shares, and included $4,000
Delaware. Lackawanna Il Western, $4,000 Lake
Shore, 1000 Louisville & Nashville, $4,000
Northern Pacific, 10000 Milwaukee & st. Paul,
5000 Union Pacific, 5000 Western Union, o.
600 Oregon & Transcontinental, $4,000 North
ern Pacific preferred, and 5000 Wabash Pacific.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
EXCHANGE AND GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
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Rye-Dull: No. 2, 52c track bid; no sellers.
Bran-Firm and active: S12 bid; sales were
made after call OF choice at $3.50.
Hay-Pressed timothy quiet, $3.50 bid, none
offered.
Whear. 4,50O
OOEuy O,OUO
Oats, 4.SOO
GRAIN IN STORE.
Sept. IA, 1888.
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

Sealed proposals will be received at the office
of the undersigned at Columbus, Ohio, until Sat
urday, September %, for the erection of a pas
senger station ut Urbana, Ohio. The building
is to be 1929 feet long and % feet wide, OF
pressed brick. with slate roof. Plans and spe~
LEGATIONS can he seen at the office of the uu
signed. The right is reserved to reject any
all bids.
Chief Engineer, q, 81, L.. p.
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Instruments filed for record IN the Recorders
office Of Marion County. Indiana, for "a hours
ending at . O'Clock P. NJ. Sept. Is, 1883, as fur
nished by ELLIOTT & BUTLER, AOstracters OF
titles. room No. 8. Htna Building:
Andrew j. McCnllum and wife to John
Herman. part of lots 8, 9 and 10
in outlet 81, in Indianapolis .....-.. 81, 900, O(
Philip w. Goodman ana wife to John
H. Riley anu wire. lot 46 in James
II. McKernaD at ais subdivision of
part OF outlOt l21, in Indianapolis. loo
James l.. Howe ct al. to John W. Howe
and Prudence 4. Isgrigg, lots 50
and 90 in Stone Ell al.'R subdivision
of outlots 90. ~ and 80 and south
half of 81, in Indianapolis. .--.--.. IL, 900. 0O
Prudence i. Isgrigg and husband to
john W. Howe, part OF lot 90 in
Stone ct al y subdivision of outlots
SO, 81 and 80 and the south half of
81. in indianapolis 100000
Susan G. Sherwood and husband 10
JOhn Engerser and wife, lot 6 in
Coffin ct al.'s subdivision of Outlot
l49. in indianapolis ..--;-:.-.:... 10000
George Mlllslagle and wife to Allen
V. Hightshue, part of the east half
of the northwest quarter of section
23,s township 10 north, of range 2
east, containing 10 acres..-.-..-. 10000
Susan McKernan ct al, to Rachael L.
Bone, lot is and part of lot II in
McKernan ct ais subdivision of
part of outlot 81, in indianapolis. -. 1880
S. G. Hanna. administrator, TO
lot l6 ana part of lot II in Nc
Herman ct ais subdivision OF part
of outlot 81. III Indianapolis. -. 1880
William Rowe and wife to John Shaw,
part of lot 46 in outlot 14S of Ray
ct al s subdivision in indianapolis. 1865
Mary L. Smith and husband to Ada
MillSiagle, part of the east half of
the southwest quarter of section 27,
township II North, of range 2 east. 4,6O0. 90
Lizzie Ely and husband TO Caroline
Nj. Hidebrand, lot so in William Y.
Wiley's Subdivision OF Outiuts 1872,
1853 and l65, in lndianapOlis-.--..- fl.OO
Sarah V. Robertson TO Charles W.
Bridges, lot AZ in George B. Ed
wards's subdivision of block 10, of
Johnson's heirs addition to Indian,
apolis 10000
Caroline l.. Hildebrand to Henry l..
Sanders ct AL, lot 90 in William Y,
Wiley's subdivision of outlOts 1852,
1853 ana 100, in indianapolis ... LOO, 90
Edwin s. Folsom and wife to William
G. Anderson, part OF lot II in square
Q, of John Woedss subdivision III
Indianapolis 100000
Conrad Russo and wife to william
Henry Russo, part of tot 2 in Green
leafs subdivision OF outlot rs. ill In
dlanapolls. $500 90
MARGARET II. Wall and husband TO
John Moore, part of The south half
Of the east half of the southeast
quarter of section 10, township 16
north, OF range 2
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Conveyances, 16: consideration. .. .$39, S65. IS