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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-12-13

q. H. lfovcy has rcsurrected the
Reed City Nc,Cs, issuing a paper. l"-t
Saturday. The new f"rin is that of n
4-column quarto, and Is gotten up IN
neat shape.
Asst Sup't Angel, Of the American
Express Company, and Route Agent
Carr, are In town, to-day, lThurslay, J
arranging for the changes In express
business ut this point.
"jsoL' Wallace. formerly In tic en-
iI!oy Of the r. K r. NJ. II. H., Is con-
ductor u the freight, running in to
Baldwin,, over the e. & w. N. Rail-
way.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-12-13

One of our Young ladies' surprised her
fri..u,ls the NtIicr ,lay hy coming out In
u new silk ,irrsS, which she had earned
hy getting up "a club for "rHE HOUSE,
KEEPER" Minneapolis MINI. Those
who want handsome new things should
send for their "Grand Premium List"
which is sent free.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-12-13

N0rICE To LUMBERMEN AND ORR.
ERs- Wanting to buy Beef by the Side,
Mutton or Pork by the Carcass, that /
have made arrangements with a firm
In MilM Maukce to get 1t shipped Ia large
quantities, and will supply you ut the
cheapest rates you can get anywhere.
a. T.. GoEIlRkND,
Baldwin Meat Market.
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TIE WEEKLY GRAPHIC.
Z t,o,y Two aud Que Half Dollars per scar.
Hssi 5py asap,sl IlIusffa.sd Nsvspspsf- ~
Tho vss!d. h5ENf3 arp cAAvA$5ens WANTED
'r every ''s5y j. v Y III ESRfE RiI =. % %Nssssssr. 81
80 and a Para Place, y. :. CIty.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-12-13

The +. & z. NJ. pay car IL In town TO-
day ( Thursday }. with Capt. +. 'iiu,'-
ders paying the taxes oft company
10 tlc township trens,Ircrs.
w. ARE l.i.ie late, this week, with
il.eSTAn, owing to work Of getting up
the tax list.
J.. A. Carpenter l. finisl,iny Off his
building an painting Il In good shape.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-12-13

II. Matthews Il Co., Chase, Mich,
keep one of the Largest and Finest
StUcks Of Drugs and Medicines, Oils,
Paints, Wall Paper, JcwcIry, &c., To- be
found In this paIt Of Michigan, and are
pleasant men 10 deal with.
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All Orders for Flour, Feed, liay, &C..
received before 1 o'ci.,cK p. ~, viii be
Delivered anywhere IN Town, saline
day, Free oI charge. And AL Orders
Through lOst,ificc will receive Direct
Attention. BALDWIN CITY Mills.
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&. w. Tlomrson, west Of the Oc-
ciie,it;,i, makes 4 Speciality Of Nice
Fresh Batter, direct from the best
dairy portion of the state.
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PREPARED MIACE MEA1!- Best
Qualify, constantly OH hand, at New
City Meat Market.
AUG. &. GOEdREND,
prs,n
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-12-13

Don't miss looking vt the Case Of Sill
yer Ware, ut tho Jewelry Store, Bald
win.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-12-13

DO you want goml Ground Feed,
Corn, Oats, Bran, or Mi,l,lIings. go [,
baldwin City Mills, and examine, be-
fore buying elsewhere.
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by trading tu the amount oi .s-l and
upwards. NJ the One l'rice Mamnhoih
tlo'h':r House, CHASE, Mich. y'.u can
llavr Railroad fare paid y"u to and froni
'huse
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&. ". 1i,omi~oi keeps nice ar
ticlc m cider for drinking.
Ex-s5l..riff Oviatt of(1,ase, was Ia
town, yesterday "wednesday.
Tie work of Improvement still goes
on ~ Baldwin, City Mills.
We r~crived y pleasant call from j.
J.. Dowisnd, Eco, of Ludington, to-
day, tT,ursdsy).
Manager Kin,lmli, of the Chicago &
West Michigan Railway, was in town
last week.
The tsb of putting logs IN the Nortl'
Jsrst,sls, over the new railroad began
last Friday morning.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-12-13

Christmas h coming aud II you want
to t0y Nice Present, don't miss the
Jswelry Et0re, baldwin,.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-12-13

You can have peep ut the Largest
ard Best Assortment III s;ilycrwarc
ever brought to Lake county, by calling
ut the Jcwciry Store, Baldwin.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-12-13

For No. ] Hay, enquire at
BALDWIN Cry. Mills.
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These lsnds ore not located in
some far away wilderness, hut in "a
settled co,u,ry, with schools,
charches, roads, mrrket towns, aud
m intelligent and thrifty p"pula
tion. ~
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rzles From $500 to sl2oo per acre,
sn saay terms Of payment.
Per Information se,.d to
I'm. Il. Wrbbcr,
Land Commissioner,
East Saginsw, Mich.
HOME STARLIGHT.

70 OUR SUBSCRIBERS-An 4
dssstu aeross this item trifh pen or pen
Ell Mgrifcs M0t yoUr subscription hus
esp;ved, aud a rese~dt respectfully 80
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l26, 900 Acres in Central
Michigan, on Flint &
I, Pere Marquette
o. .....s Railroad.

Good for Grain, Dairy, Stock
snd Fruit Farms, in
Saginaw, Gratiot, Midland,
Clare, Isabella, Mscosta,
0scsola, Lake, Newoygo,
Oceana and Mason Counties
Coed Soil, Good Water, Healthy
Climate. .4-.-.
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List Cfpeltit Jurors

Drawn for the January Term Of Lake
Circuit Court, 1854:
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GREAT ENGLISH aEMfD,.

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><~GN.xxx sSsI$1nA lfor Nervous i'rbiii y. FIX
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VIZ N.sM " eakness, speriuatorI.
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und man, other Diseases that leai &c i'sah's ~"
death DIR. MiNIlE will agree 10 forfeit rive
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TAI. RESTORATIVE under his II" c,ri s'V'ee
and ,r.s,n,cnt will not cure. or tor a'it"'"g ''h
pure or injurious found III 1t Dm' NAN lie
,,.ats all P,ivate Diseases successful S'h"ut
Consultation Free, Th"r"' IN eNa''''
nation aud s,iyice including nualysis o zinc ROW"
Price Of Vital Resolutive, 50 40 b"' IL - '""f
times the quantity. 5000; sent 10 any ~ i"'s NJ
IN receipt of price, or {. . D., secure tom 'bser
Walton. and in private name, If desired, =,
A. E. MiNTIE, n D.
II Kearny Street, San Franc co. al
mr.. MlNTlE's KIDNEY kGMEDt, StPH.
RE ICUM. cures all kinds Of Kidney ~ Il bladder
.op.;,j nts Goburrhaa, elect, Leucoiii GA FOR
sae h, all druggists; S1O0 bottle. s,x lott es Tor
sou.
DR.. MINTIE's DANDELiON pIl Is are the
,,s, and cheapest DYSPEPSIA an" b. l0Us
,ure IN tbe market For SAFE by all d,m sists.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY AND STOCKS.

A Featureless Market-Bulls and Bears
Awaiting Each Others Movements.
NEW YORK, Nov Mooney easy at 2l20S
per cent. closing at pig per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 607 per cent.
Government bonds lower.
Railway bonds were steady.
State securities were quiet.
Stock speculation shows no decided move
ment in either direction to-day. The bulls and
bears seem to be awaiting the movements of
each other, and as there has been no positive
demonstration to-day there has been no sigHia-
can't change in prices, though, as rule, they
were fraction lower than at the close last
night. But aside from these daily fluctuations
of prices IL is absolutely certain that there is
steady withdrawal of dividend stocks from the
street by the constant investres in small
amounts, not only in this country but in Europe.
Northern Pacific sold to 29s for common, and
64sa for preferred, on the announcement that
the government has ordered the transportation
OF Oregon and British Columbia mails over the
Northern Pacific lines. This, it is stated, would
add over 100000 to the receipts of the COM
pany annually.
Tie loan market was well supplied with
stocks, and all leading shares lent fiat to 102
per cent. for carrying. Pullman Palace sold at
132 q eX. dividend.
The Evening Post says ''Fmlr Uimes as much
stock is being Withdrawn from the street as
comes into it from investors. The actual supply
of divideBd-paying stock in the street is being
steadily diminished, and the fact Will make IT.
self apparent whenever there is another attempt
to cover the outstanding short interest"
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day
aggregated 29S,000 shares viz Delaware,
Lackawanna g. Western, 6S, 900; Erie, $4,000;
Lake Shore, 14,O00i Louisville & Nashville,
5000; Northwestern. Is, 600; New York Central,
1 900; ST. Paul, 10, GOO; Union Pacific, 1900;
Oregon & Transcontlnental, $1,000, and Cana
dian Pacific, 1900.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
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COMMERCE..
Review of the Local Grain, Produce, and |
Provision Markets

Review of the Local Grain, Produce, and
Provision Markets.
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. l.
There was aoout an average volume of bust
ness in local merchandise markets to-day. No
particular activity and yet no marked dullness.
While there is some growing that there ia not
the boom in trade which some merchants had
anticipated, there is a healthy tone to trade
which conservative merchants look upon with
much favor. The fact is we are, as a country
much richer than we were year ago, and if
prices be unsatisfactory they are the same or
worse in foreign lands And the reason why we
have advanced In wealth is the simple fact that
our 81, 100000 people have worked harder and
produced more marketable commodities than
have any other people. We have the goods
which the world wants. from breadstuffs and
cotton, down to silver and copper, petroleum.
tobacco and manufactured articles, Accord
ngly our day will come. 1t is true that Just
now our exports are light; but in Ruite of that
fact we have imported in New York alone, since
Jan. l, S,59l CSC gold net. And better things
will happen when our exports revive, or when
foreigners begin to buy our securities. Nor is it
cue TO American causes that our cotton and
- heat are notin demand as they deserve. All the
grains are cheaper than they were "A year ago: but
tha foreign buyer is overloaded and seems to have
relied on higher prices. Accordingly, there
nave DeeE bOHl6 natures III inc grain traue DOtn
English and continental and further failures
are thought probable, unless prices improve.
Trade in Hour is disappointing. There is more or
less doing every day, but there is no snap to the
demand, and, what is worse, the future Ia not
specially promising. We see no prospect for a
favorable change so far as export movements
are concerned. as the English market continues
TO he literally supplied with foreign wheat,
and further large supplies are expected from
Russia before navigation closes.
If any advance in flour and wheat is brought
sbOut during the next month or two 1t will be
from the growing feeling among farmers that
heat is lower than It oHght to be, and dis.
position on their part TO huld on for higher
rces Thia feeling exists Ia a considerable ex-
rent at present Western miers say that 1t is
oven nov difficult to purchase wheat except at
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bars, SOC, Iron--27 iron. 4e. ~ iron. &c; gal
yanized, 40 " cent discount. Sheet zinc, Sc.
Copper bottoms, csc. Planlshed copper. $50.
Solder, 15@l7c. Wire, so p cent. Oh list.
LUMBER.
Frame Lumber-l6 It. and under. S16 80.
Ilmoer-S by 10 and longer, Sl7.5OOS1S.50-
ing-NO. l, $lS; No ., SIG. Stock Boards-No
l 12-in, $3.50; No. l 1O-in, Sl9; dressed, 81 80
additional. Poplar Siding tweaIher boarding. -
No. l, $40; No. ?. SIG. Pine Flooring count
measure)-No. 1, $3.50; No. ., $3.50; No. 3.
$40. Clear Poplar Flooring face measureJ-S30;
No. l, S27. so; No. 2, 1922. 90. Yellow Pine Floor
ing-No. l, $40; standard. S35 Oak Flooring,
$40. Clear Poplar Boards (dressed), $35 837 80;
select pine do. $4,000. Shingles Best Ism
Xxx, f. B. & Co., 81 so: best Gin Xxx f. B. &
Co, IS 70: No. or 5-ln clear butt, $3.50; 16-In
extra standard, $500. Lath, S3.23. Fence Posts
Oak Zoe; red cedar. Soc: white cedar 15e.
LEATHER. HIDES AND TALLOw.
LEATHER-oak sole. 36042c hemoek sole 25
033c; harness. 80 038c; skirJing, 40 043c black
brldle, p doz, S6o065; fair birdie, S6007S y
city calfskins, 95c0$l.25; French calfskins,
81. 1501.9o
HIDEs-Green, 6ls07c; heavy steers, Sc;
green salt, S0Stc; green salted calf. l2c; dry
mint, 13c; dry sailed. 1001lc Damaged one
third OF the above prices,
SHEEPSKISS-30050c.
TALLow-Prime, 6l907e.
GRGASE-BrGwn, Acc.
white, 70SA9c-
BUFTER-Cresmery. fancy. 23030e; dairy, Sc
leeted. 20922c; choice country, l501Se; poor
TO fair. 60Sc.
Eeesoshippers paying 21c; selling from store
FEATHERs-Prime geese. $50 p n; mixed duck,
20025c p ID.
HoNEY-20022c in l and q 10 caps
PoULTRY-Hens SO y 70: ROSTERS. 4c y n,
ducks 50 p doz geese, "a 80 y doz; turkeys, SO
10. Young N icRens, SC T. 10.
WOOL-fub-washeda and picked. 33D35c I'M
washed. medium and common grades. if In good
order, 81 023e; unwasaed fine. 17020e; fleece
washed. If light. wel-washed. and in good
order. p 03Oc; coarse and coarse Cotswold 100
1sc; bury and nnmercnanJahle according TO
their value.
PROVISIONS
WHOLESALE PRICEs-Prine steam lard, 7sac.
Short ribs. none here. Sweet picked hams,
none here; shoulders, none here,
JOBBING PRICES-Smoked Meats--Su gar-cured
hams Digit, medium and heavy, 15Aoc; clear
breakfast bacon, lie; English shoulders. S14c
California hams, Sc; homeless ham, lie: dried
beer hams, 171sc; H. Porter Il Co.'s brand, 15c
bacon CLEAR sides, backs or belliesl, 9lac Dry
Salted and Picked Meats-En glish cured clear
sides or backs (unsmokedD, 7s4c; bean or clear
pork, p brl 200 lbs, SIS; ira mess pork y brl
200 TBS, $12; family beef, SIG. Lard-Kettle-
rendered, In tierces. &c. half Orls 80 ID tubs
9l2e. Ou-In tierces zoe y gal; In q brls, 72lac.
Sausage-Bologna IN cloth, &c; in skin, 7l2c
SEEDS
Clover S404.25; timothy, $1.500170; blue
grass, extra clean, 81 Is; orchard grass, 81 .S00
2. Retail prices range 10 to Is per cent. above
the wholesale quotations given above.
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prices that would make the business very I'M
profitable, particularly for all choice brands of
winter and spring wheat fours, and would
n0t be surprised il there was a considerable
falling off In shipments OF -four 20 Eastern mar
kets on account of the very unsatisfactory
prices now ruling.
GRAIN.
More activity characterized the local wheat
market; the supply was short of the demand,
and prices advanced a 'sc. Corn was ls01c
higher. Offerings me- ger, and transactions on
Change few. Oats were firm; sales of No. ?
white, on track, at sic, reported. The following
were bids on Change to-day;
Wheat-No, 1 Mediterranean, 81 o. No. 2
Mediterranean, nominal; No. 3 Mediterranean,
ST OF; No 2 red, Sl.OOle
Corn-No. white, Ace; No. white, nomnal:
yellow, 49c high mixed, 48lsc; mixed 48c; re
Jected, nominal; sOuDd ear, 46c.
Oats-No. white, Sic o. l.; mixed, 2s'9c 0, t.
Rye-No, 2, 53c.
Bran-Sl2 bid; offered ut S13
Hay-Prlme timothy, $l00l0.50.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO. Nov. 1. Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat demand active and strong;
opened weak ana lower. but closed quiet at
outside prices; regular, 93e November; 95le0
90 &c December; 96's09614c January; 81 03ls
May; No. Chicago spring, 93Q93lsc: No.
3 Chicago spring, Sligo; No. 2 red winter,
99cO$l oil, Corn firm ard higher; 471s0474c
cash and November; 462e December; 1858
46aac all the year. 46lee January; 4S5sc May.
Oats quiet; cash easier; 2734c cash. 1880 No
vember; 1880 December 277sc all the year;
29le0295sc January; 81 a403l7sc May. Rye
qniet at 55c. Barley quiet 60lsc. Flaxseed
quiet at S1.37 Provisions-Mess pork firm
and higher; $1o250 1O.3O cash: $40 22la0
10 25 November; $10.32la0l0.35 December:
$40 22l201O.25 all the year; $l1.l2la0lli5
January; $ll.25011 27l8 February. Lard a
shade higher; 722la07. csc cash; 7.2O0 az. % lac
November; 722ls07. 25e December; 717i80
74o 81 42lse February. Bulk meats in fair
short clear. 7.25c. Butter quiet and un-
S1.15. Freights-Corn to Buffalo. 3sic per bu.
good demand, and advanced lac for November
January and lsc for May. Corn was in fair
demand, and advanced 1se for November, De-
cenber and all the year, and lac for Janu-
ary. Oats were in fair demand, and advanced
lac for January and Ice for May. Provisions
Mess pork was active, ana Sc higher for No
vemher and December, and 2l9e for All the year
and February. Lard was in good demand, and
advanced .02l2e for November, all the year,
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CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-The Drawers Journal re-
pOrrs: Hogs-Receipts, 5000; shipments, 4. 700.
The market was stronger; good heavy grades
Zoe " 100 lbs higher; packing hogs, 81 1904. 40;
packing amt shipping, S4.5005; light bacon,
81 50 a 90; skips. SO "a.
Cattle Receipts, 1000: shipments, 5000.
The market was brisk on good grades but duh
on common; export cattle, S6.2j07; good to
choice Shipping steers, $5.4006,10; common to
medium, 81 $50 range cattle steady at So. 05;
Wyoming cattle, $5.o5; grass-fed Texas cattle,
So rs.
Snoep-Recepts 2,40O; shipments. 2,1O0. The
market was active and steady: inferior to fair,
$203; good, $3.50; choice, 3d. Texas sheep,
1925 $3.50.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. .--Cattle-Reeefpts, 1900;
shipments. 400. Best grades wanted, and firm;
export steers. Sc 0640 good to choice ship
ping. S5.50O6; medium to fair. $47505. 25;
common, 81 0450 Texans, 1925 04.10; Indian
Sheep--Recelpts, 110O Shipments, 900.
Good grades firm and wanted; common slow;
fair to good muttons, - .4003.75; prime, So. so
Hogs-The market for packing was active
and steady at $4,20O4.50; light lower at 81. 80
"a 40; heavy lower $45504.70 Receipts,
$500; shipments, 1,1co.
NEW YORK. Nov. I-Beeves-No fresh offer.
ings, aud no demand for stock carried over from
yesterday; dressed beef tiull; sales at $50 at for
Texas ana Colorado beef, 81 5019.50 for ordin.
AIRY to choice native sides Exports of i've stock
and fresh meat from New York to-day, Cos quar-
tiers of beef, l so carcasses of mutton.
Sheep and Lambs Market dun and depressed:
sales at $3.3o05 % cwt. for sheep; lambs firm:
sales at $4.7506.25 y cwt.; pens not cleared.
Hogs--Receipts, 7,24O; market quiet and IN.
chan ged; sales at $4.6505.15 p cwt., live
weight
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 1.-The Live Stock In
deatof reports: Cattle-Receipts, 300. The
market steady for good grades but shade
lower for common.
Hogs-Receipts, $500. The market was firmer:
sales were made at $4.2504 35.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 600 The mar
ket was steady; native nations averaging 90 lbs
sold at SO. 50.
EAST LIBERTY. Nov. I.-Cattle-Receints
655; market very duh at yesterdays prices.
Hogs-Recepts, BIOS; market slow; Philadel-
phlas, S505.l5: Workers., S4.50O4.70.
Sneep--Receipts, 900 market very dull moth
ing doing, feeling about lo015c of from yester-
dayy-
CINCINNATI. Nov. Hogs firm; common
and light S3.75O4.65; packing and butchers.
$4.400475. Receipts, 800; shipments $500.
MILWAUKEE. Nov. 1.-Hogs, higher at
x4lO046O
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OILS.

OIL CITY, Nov. 1.-The petroleum mar
ket ouened at 81 o9ss; highest, 81. O93; lowest,
$1.o9; closed at $1.O9ls Sales to-day aggre-
gated 1,563,0oo brls. Clearanees yesterday,
1925, 900 brls. Shipments yesterday-Through
United pipeline, 61,s61 brls; through Tide
water line, 9,059 brls; daily average for the
average for the month, 44,750 hrls. RIMS
Tuesday-Through United ppe-line. 93, $50 brs:
through Underwater line, 6,S2S brs; daily aver
age for the month, 65, 947 brls
BRADFORD. Nov. 1.-The crude oil market
opened quiet but generally steady, and closed n
few points lower. Total rams yesterday. 90. 221
brs. Total shipments yesterday, 70,920 brs.
Charters, 36,50S brls. Clearances today, 4, 1885,
900 brls. United pipeine certificates opened
with sales at $1.097s, and closed at SI.09 le;
highest price, 81 ,09Ts; lowest, S1.09.
PITTSBURG. Nov. 1.-The petroleum oil mar
ket was duh; United pipeline certificates closed
weak at S1.09.
WILMINGTON, Nov, 1.-Spirits turpentine
strong at 34c
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cleaned up many odd lots of hsavy goods. viii
merdlng, HOguet & Co. made "A sale of blue ana
scarlet twill fl1nnels OF the manufacture OF IL.
w. Faulkner ~ Sons, Offering and prices as fol
lows: Eighty packages medium navy blue Han
nels, 22l9 023 i4c; % Bay State medicat+d- 22l4
O24c; 10 medium royal blue, 2234 0231ec; %
scarlet fiannels, 22l4 023l4c. Several small lots
made in all $50 packages Prices mark much
lower average than obtained for corresponding
grades at yesterdays sale.
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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. Nov. 1, 1888. as fur
nished by ELLIOTT 81 BUTLER. abstrseJers OF
titles, room No 3. ELna Building:
Edward A. Munson and wife to ver-
ling X. Morris and wife, lot and
part OF lot 3, in r. L. Browns suhdi-
vision of Ovid Buffers first addition
TO Indianapolis. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $1.00
Daniel Kirkwood and wife to Viering
K Morris and wife, lot and part
of lot 8, in K. L. Browns subdivision
of lots /, and 3. in Ovid Buffers
first addition to indianapolis. 2,25O.0O
Lois Baldwin TO Elizabeth Dill, lot 5,
in square 4. In Harriss subdivision
of outloJ 1877, in Indianapolis. $500
John d. Campbell and wife To John
l.. Griffiths ct al, lot Z in John ID.
Campbells subdivision of part of
the north half Of lot 81. in John
sons heirs addition TO Indianapolis 10000
John B. Waddy and wife to David F.
Groves et al, lot 1, in Records
fourth addition to the town Of Law
John N. Max well and wife to Kate b
Cole, lot 10 and part of lot IL, IN
Brown Morrlson's subdivision of
outlet 6, in Indianapolis. ........... Is, 10000
Horace Il. Allen and wife to Addison
L. Roache, lot IL in block Is, in In
John Higgins and wife to william j.
Freaney and wife, lot 3o7 in Noble's
Sc and 81. in Indianapolis 10000
Calvin F. Rocker, guardian, to Albert
Helms guardian, part of the east
half Of the west half of the north
west quarter of section 90, town
ship north, range 5 east, contain
ing acres, more or less. $4,000
f. M. Churchna ct al. TO Matilda G.
and Frank r, Harding, part of the
west half of the southeast quarter
of section 8, township Is, range g.. 100000
Patrick Kfrand aId wife to Matilda
G. and Frank r. Harding, part of
the west half of the southeast quar-
ter of section 8, township Is nOryh,
range observation-disclosures. 3,275.O0
Conveyaeces, IL: consideration. . 1927, O62 90