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Daily Republican., 1883-06-26
New, Stylish Goods.

give you the lot numbers, so
you may bring this with you and
see for yourselves
5O6-Black Basket Worsted
Coats and Vests. reduced from
$l5 to $l2.
5,044-Dark Green Mixed Sack
Coats and Vests. from SIS to $l2.
Substitution Cutawav Coats
and Vests of the same as 5.O44,
from SIS to $l2.
5,O46-l-ButtOn Cutaway Coats
and Vests of the same as 5.O44.
$l5 to $l2.
G55-Men's Green Mixed Suits
from $l2 to SO.
2,797-Men's Dark Fine Stripe
Suits, from $40 to Ss.
7,SG9-Men's Worsted Suits.
from SIS to $l3.
7,633-Youths' Brown Mixed
Suits, from $40 to s..
2,547-Youths' Light Mixed
Suits, from ST. to SIS.
7,539-Men's Oxford Gray Cut
away Suits, from 81 to $40.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-26
Death Of u Reporter.

Word has been received in this city
of the death of Amos G. Foster, at Der
yer, Colorado, last Sunday. Mr.. Foster
was well known in this city, having
been connected with the Every Evening
last summer as a reporter
Last August he was attacked with
hemorraghes, and resigned his position.
After settling up his business Wood
lawn, Md. he started for the West in
the hope of regaining his health, but the
fatal disease had already made too
great progress to be stayed. He was
about 25 years of age, and highly re-
snected by all who knew him
Daily Republican., 1883-06-26
A Clergyman ii cid For Murder.

NEW ORLEANS, l.. A., june 25.-A
dispatch from Mansfield to the Picay
nne says; "The preliminary examina
ton Of the Jenkins brothers, charged
with the murder of the Rev. D.. Lant
Borden, was concluded to-day. Judge
Logan freely reviewed the case, and
held the Rev. b. o. jenkins and G. f.
Jenkins to answer charge of murder
They will not be allowed to give bail.
Fail, at ShreYenOrt,
Daily Republican., 1883-06-26
LOOK TO YOUR DIET.

The healthiest food for the
hot period is not too expen-
sive. Health is far above
other considerations, but you
cannot have good health un-
less you use good healthy
food. Wholesome fruit is in
season at all times, but even
with that good bread made
from the best of wheat should
be used. Some bread will
get sour, hard and unpalat-
able sooner than others, and
sour, unhealthy bread will
bring on dyspepsia and other
kinds of diseases. 1t would
be more advisable at all times
to pay a little more and get
the best flour. While there
are other good grades, there
can be no mistake in Tay-
lors' Best and Home Com
fort. | have all grades and
varieties Of flour, but am on
y anxious to sell you that
| can freelyrecommend.
W. ID. P1cKELs,5th and King.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-26
Reported Capture or Hallett,

1t has been reported in Dover, that
HaIlett who recently escaped from
Georgetown jail, has been captured in
Chicago, and held to await the action
Of the authorities of this State
Chief of Police Hawkins has tele-
sraphed a description of the fugitive to
all the principal cities of the Union,
with the fact that a reward of $500 was
offered by the Governor for his capture.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-26
A Good Suggestion.

AS friends and relations of the young
ladies and gentlemen about graduating
at different COmmencements are un-
settled in regard to what would best suit
aS a present, they could not do better
than to purchase a copy of " Mark
Twain's." latest work, Life on the
Mississippi"
This coming in the various styles of
binding brings it within the reach of
all cloth $50, sheep S425, half calf
$500.
This work is only sold by subscription
and can be had through Mr.. 7. $. Davis
No. GOl Orange street, who is now re-
CeiYinp OrNnrs
Daily Republican., 1883-06-26
VIII NDt Usher In the Fourth,

Heretofore It has been customary
will the mem bers Of the Fame Hose
Fire Company to ush~r i'll the Fourth
Of July by firing a number of salutrs
from large cannon and by ringing the
larry" fire bell, but this year, owing to
sickness in the square, The dcmonstra-
ton will be done away with, and quiet
ness will reign supreme in that locality
1t is requested that the usual crowd
who congregate in the vicinity about
midnight Of the third, will absent
themselves this year for the reasons
above mentioned.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-26
-
Street COmmissiOn.r. AttentiO,

We would call your attention to the
condition Of Fourth street, between
King and Market streets. 1t is ex-
tremeIy dangerous tor horses, being
covered with loose stones. Some parts
Of French street are similarly situated
"A few hours work with a cart and two
N n woult put it il good order. The
city drmalls tax for our horses of
one dollar perhOrse and we demand
that the streets shoW,d be put in such
order that our horses shall not be lamed
and ruined TAN PAYER.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-26
Confined to His HOuse.

Ex. City Treasurer Francis Vincent
IS again confined to his house by sick
o"sS, He was SO i'll yesterday that he
was Obliged to remain in bed, but hopes
are entertained that he will again be
able to attend to his business in a short
time.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-26
John WANAMAkER,

Fancy China Mattings
make a beautiful floor cover
ing-cool, cheap and may
stay down all winter with the
use of a rug or two. The
last arrival of Mattings shows
IA patterns at a quarter of a
dollar a yard.
Gallery, Market street front Take House
Car
Daily Republican., 1883-06-26

(NOME TO lO3 EAST SIXTH STREET
~ and see the goods opened to-day. Among
the goods opened to-day are lot Of mixed
pickles in bottles, bottles for 25c not tue
price of the bottles, fine for picnics chow
chow, SC. hVttle: bags flour Sl.lO, 1t makes
white bread Shamrock -four, it makes Tread
as white ar STOW. y0c. large bag; small bag.
45c.; 9 b, Of ilnc apple sauce. 25c.: the peaches
That W" sold tur 25c. can lowered to lac the
hnest table peaches ever packed our coffee
at 10, IL. u. ~ and 70 Gems is all cleared in
the roasting. and keeps your husband in good
hum0r our suear at 6l2. :. p and cts are
the best in the city. Our hams are beyond
competition. We made a contract last SUN
mer will the packer, and the flavor is delic-
ious. Sugar cured shoulders as good as ham.
Dried beet, loc. Good butter and fresh eggs
and line rose pOtatoe. always On hand, at 1903
Fast Sixth street. Je264t+ T. NJ. NlER
Daily Republican., 1883-06-26
Not $40 but 2,;BO.

The train on the junction and Break
water Railroad made to connect with
Rehoboth, arrives daily at that place al
2.3O p. M, instead of $50 p. m, as be-
tv-- Srr... .2u-.@@. -. -...9...
Daily Republican., 1883-06-26
A Special Lot

VI 'irSl class Mason fruit jars at very
low prices, Wholesale and retail. II. i.
flrhrls, Nos. 7 and 8 East Fo nth
atAvUy.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-26

IMPROVEMENTS (!
| -.
In order to make room for
extensive alterations, which
are now taking place, we have
made some sweeping reduc-
tions in the prices of goods
in our several departments
Most notably so in our cloth
ing, carpet and shoe depart
ments, which contain hand
some and complete stocks of
new, desirable, and suitable
goods, which can be bought
on our easy and convenient
terms, as follows:
ON
W f i X LY
OR
Monthly |nsta||ments.
TERMS:
On a bill of $1,000, $l.OO down
and $l.O0 q week.
-O-
P.J. wALSH&CO,,|
sos MARKET STREET, |
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
Daily Republican., 1883-06-26

Ladies' Striped Skirts at
soc. have been all sold out
since the last notice, and
those who were disappoint-
ed are informed that another
small lot has just been open
ed.
An almost perfect assort-
ment of Ladies Muslin Un-
derwear. We. never let this
stock run down.
Arcade east
Daily Republican., 1883-06-26
JOHN WANAMAKER.

&h l.
All the Market street end
OF the store remains open on
Saturday till $50 at night, in
obedience to an old custom
that thinks OF the working
peoples conveniences.
Hats of all kinds are open.
The Shoe Departments,
Mems and Boys Clothing,
Shirts, Waists and Gentle
mems and Boys Neckwear,
Underwear, White Shirts and
all the little things wanted in
a gentleman's wardrobe.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-26
John WANAMAKER.

The Boys Clothing we sell
is made to speak we'll of our
whole business, and a custo-
mers for Boys Clothing must
recommend all our depart
ments if Judgments is based on
what we do for the boys
These are the proper prices
now
Very attractive Suits for
small boys, several styles of
all-hnen, imitation of Cassi-
mere, 81.
Blue Creole Blouse Suit,
$3.50.
White Duck Blouse Suit,
81.
Cotton Duck, $3.50
Brown Drill Pants, 75c,
White Duck Pants, SI.5o.
Flannel, Blue and Grey,
Sailor Suit, $3.50 to 5000.
Blue Flannel Pants, SIS
All Wool Short Pants, 81
to $3.50.
All Wool Laced Shirt
Waists, $3.50.
White Laundried Shirt
Waist, linen collars and cuffs
so cents.
Near Market street central entrance.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-26
AT
John WanamakeI' S,
PHILADELPHIA.
Tuesday:

1t is coming to be fashion,
able here for gentlemen to
carry umbrellas tor canes,
much as they do in London.
Centlemen's Sun Umbrel-
las:
Plain Dark Buff, 81.
Plain Buff. Faced Green,
Sl.25.
Plain Buff, Faced Green,
Sl.5o.
1willed Buff, Lined Green
Silk, $3.50.
Arcade, west.
JOHN WANANAKER.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-26
Great Reduction

to close them out during this
month. These are all
Daily Republican., 1883-06-26

w NIED-AN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN
w to earn the auctioneeriug business
iaII At DRAKE X COS, No. II East Fourth
street. Ie26 2tt
Daily Republican., 1883-06-26

u TX kENT--s.RUDM HOUSE WITH
- bath. At No3o4 East 1th street. i. II.
IlNbALL. ~ French street le28-3tt
Daily Republican., 1883-06-26

ArcaIc, east.
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5sUsSSEImsi2sil!sl sil!l .H.sS,Ed
ippiroIt Free rress..

psirOit Free rressl -
~ Fnder&ghd,' y begsnAhS frssidb 1t
as ths tIAeetjhg qfened fh dhe fNrh
"dat Nlifs q number df de mkmbefs,o
disehIb hnhgEinet6 be- rilhHi4lldoNrbi
de summer ADateAll figHt.l ans1 lwisl
'em much joy, an shall be glad ito wit.
ness the qbseqpies ofeach anfebery one
But, ! want 70 say y few words in giner.
al In de fustf place, am you gwine to
mary fur love or for sort ofhizness part
nership? If you answer fur love, let me
warn sou q be;sartin dat YOU doap luis
ttake'de eentimentsN MaIIya youIig man
who thought his heart torn by love has
plunged into -lnatrimony to diskiver dat
he simply had admiration fur a $50 set
of false teeth am ahigh instep.3 If you
answer fur sort of bizness partnership,
let me warn you not to expect too much.
You won't love dewomari, an, she won't
trust you. 1t will be a ssrt q, hoss'trade,
in which both parties will be echeated and
both cOntiner to be mad about it. You
Kin git along artera fashion, an people
who see her on your arm at q circus
wont know how you fight at homea
IF you mus mary let common sense
have show i'll de etransackshun. Doan'
go off Your feet hekase YOU .meetsa gal
that kin sing like robin, smile BIKE a
rose an jump off a street -ETar widout
bocerin' tle driver to stop. "A wife will
have much to do besides singini an cul-
tivating dhnples. If YOU am gwine to
mary ak yerselves how fur $40 per week
Will gowhen divided up fur clothes AM
pFvishul1s ali,h6use rent an fewel an
ineidentals. Befo'you fall in love wild
a gal who,looks sosweet fur any thin
in AIRED plush saeque, kinder figger on
hoYAnany slch duds your income would
afforA her. Befo' you am all broke up
ober &gai who plays de pianner, talks
French, paints landscapes an reads
poetrYsjist sit down an, ,figger who am
TO coon Sour meat am taters, patch yer
cloze, darn yer dcfxsanf help -vef make
SI2 buy SO worth of things. Befo We
let,a par o. tiashin eyes an cunnin'
dimpIe captivate We, look around a little
an''see If de owner has got temper
like wildcat. Marriage am lottery
simply bekase people take each odder
insight an unseen. Let us now prog
nosticate to bizness.n -a'
HE AROSE. ~
Ibid | understand de Char to saw
prognostieate to biziess?p inquired the
Rev. Penshock as he carefully rose up.
"You did sah!n W F7 a gYfFgEy
! .sYes--ahenl-yes. de Chair disn't
mean purceed did he21 M
No sab. $ ,es sa34Jr 4Jxt7t
~ 1shelEll jist sol IWesume de Chair
am awar' dat pfognosticate doan' mean
= 1-ltnII ~ -. t0, ANH ~ 1865
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EsoTInRuHsEwER ASSESSMENTS.


DE Z. a / soancil Of tHs vii.
ID lage OF Uhib fhdt II shall be unlawful
for nypersu1 IN persobk takeea &irhin the corpo-
sss Fsss %sss ps.Sds 2ais s,sS ,sess
piosive or connukiibles without the consentof the
ceapsil of ~ ~ resolutiep md their ap-
Pm pf ID q and maanf kseping
& 81 % "A 1srsSns .s9 ~ 49, n ~ A Sss. .ss
of, 81 an9i1 n any sum not exceeding so " iin-
priscned i0k more than 30 days, or both.
fsSxGsr. <I1fVqpiaint izfmrifings on oeth before
tffe nfxSuf t tE$ pefson thstle has just-tausc ID
believe and does believe. stating the facts on whie
:ss Ss ssoa sss ~
barn or other building any wster craft car, wag
,on, field yHR place ~ saids yilagepentrafy
to the pfovisions of this act, the msYor ms tissue
warrant to the marshal Of said village to cause SAID
Hssss sJ 4 ~ nm sss.s ssIs. /.
may entt the pxenis on de1n&a1 and re{ujal u
outside or inside door, and if f0nud, remove Oh
.hsl1s, md. anesttand hiring befpre NJ mayor Tor
trial ~ Psrson8in char Sor aastejy thH same.
alFessea lJal2 END, lsssapa ssg4 NJ hsxags
aoxtsssss .sIsBsiAuG uGHAsgISE. Clark. Ss
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PERSONAL POINTS.

y l.s.,-ps..4. - as.s.-.,.st..... ,..a. x,.I,,rg
tsm or relatives or frissds abroad Vii eonfer q.
vor 81 informing us or icasiaf ia mes Il ibis once
1t, 9. n,,,.ns.v .,...s =. rnd,.n.
last Al week @ - W. '''''a :"
'~'' "eeA' -.-.-
cLssl DoaIu " 'ne u~y VI "eeNa' MIS- Dc o
'-"1''''. N'"@"" . 4 .i. l.- '.tin - 1i'l. NO
Mr.. Altman Hall. ofToledo. visited Ma
PoieY'i t1 i.i1'ho iihiu'suay' su' ~
I !, Bro, johnson, of the Holgate Times, made
us IA flying visit on Friday. o''t p '''.i p"
., Airs. NJ. Knupp and daughters have re-
turned home from Ottawa. r..f'1'., .,,it
f1 49,. Nro,,,s ,s,n.. - s.,h
are home from school at Delaware. 80 b,
\, nan .s ,IIl,.I...!
v,sit,na ~, rola,;ras Ia s1r anu aaugnter' "'e
~, ,u,lt , .t,l. q, 'sf,..
- N", a. loieuo, fisl.eu nls
P~r' Pr e1so W ~ 20 po'eo'' uu'ins 'ne pas' "eeA
MIS- MIS- :. LSnra 1srrison arrived home from
'rdsr 49,, Nv " 0''eeVy' "e"i '' oos'on' s' ." SAT
u'D"''
Mr.. f. Bergmann leaves to-day on a
snsee ''o"tns VISIT 70 MS ola nome in Uer-
'''' '""' ..,i
Miss Lydia Becker, OF Keiley's Island,
is the guest OF her sister. Mrs, Henry
=. ''qin.a .aaf.t,i ..,.tf ,......
Miss Alice Travis, of Defiance, was the
guest Of Miss, Lallah Hague during the
past week, -, ,...l.i., ~,
Miss Sarah b. Shumsker is attending
commencement exere4es at 0berlin, o.,
this week., E rf-G .e..
NJ Ch.s Vel, ,,,.... - ,,.,a
son.o aoI. t;9s Mr1Se S ~. ness We ~ uoS ,Sa
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Saturday, July 7th. 1883,

Saturday, July 7th. 1888,
at O'Clock, p. m, at the door Of the court house,
in Napoleon, Ohio, Section sixteen I6), OF Barlow
township, in said county IN different tracts des-
cribed and appraised as follows:
~ 70 TRACT No.l. ~
said section sixteen 6l, containing 40 acres more
or less. 81 4 ftl
Appraised at $40.
6 i9 TRACT No. 2.
The southeast quarter Of the northeast qaafitr Of
or less. sssa 57ssf
Appraised at 500.
81 fsa TRACT No.
The west Aalf of the northeast quarter Of sadsee
fion sixteen llS sop'aining 50 acres more or Iess
TRACT No. 4.
The east half of the northwest quarter Of sa;dEA
tion sixtee9 tie). containing 80 acres, more Ss
Appraised at ,s60. "
TRACT No. :.
The west half of the northwest Quarter Of suid
section sixteen Gdl, containing 50 acres more or
less. 34sTsF
Appraised at 81 1850.
{3t7 TRACT No. 6. sf
The west half of the southwest Quarter of said
section sixteen (f6l, containing so acres more or
less. ls i
Appraised at 81 ,2co. paiag
~ TRACT No..
The east half fthe south west uua rfof rs;d sec-
ton sixteen Q61, containing 80 acres, more or4ess
Appraised vt 81 400.
s4S5 + ,t93 A,a ThACf nos. HsfJ
The west half Of the southeast arartcr br said
section sxteens u6), containing 50 acres, bore or
Appraised at 81 200. si. Hs
s &g ylab TRACT No. o. a
sTheseuth.east qnslter Of the southeast euartcr
OF said section sixteen (l6), containing 10 acres,
more or less. So,
Appraised at S640.
TRACT No. 10.
The nortieas quarter Of the sottl-e asst caarterof
SAID section sixteen (l6, containing 40 acres, more
Appraised at $500. &c.,,
All Of said tracts will be sold to the highest hslder
and st not less than the appraised value thereof
4s.,..xy TERMS:
0nethied Of the purchase money to be paid at the
time OF sale, ,and the balance in two annual Install
meats OF eqagl amount, with interest paysble an
nuuily thereon.
Ff,lfyf, CHAS EVERS,
May a-5tt 1sttL Auditor Henry County, Ohio.
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Marrriage Licenses for June. =.

.. AAlCCusts lOE - OunC.
The Probate JUdge issued the following
licenses during the month o
June, 1888; ifi~ 80 n Ifdgnagt-ig.f
G. w. Emery and May b. Shepard. 4,
Q. Il. Becker and Myrta McEwen.
Jas. Retter and Mary f.. Hall. 800 doo
VIM. Eckly and Janett tAdamson. . qs.l
+. Bockleman and w. II. X. Hees.
A. @. Marchsl and Mary f. Zoll.
A. Masters and Bridget Mitchell. lf1i
j. Ware and Eva Leigh. s4oli azsI
Z. ID. Shoemaker and Lillian Chase.
j. III. Rohrs and Cathsrine EIling.
A. Jackson and Mary Il. Watson.
@. +. White and Sarah @. Sinkey.9
J. +. Rayle and Mary Punches. y.fg
J. Leonhart and Emma Bales.
j. Santment and Ellen Logan. i.'J NO.
John Zachrias and Mary Z. Bridict.
John Sloan and Denna Springer.
II. Mahnke and Nina Bahnhop.
j. w. Kigar and Lucinda Thompson.
; A. Carver and Vida Crew. Ji-Ia4 I'll
Il. Durant and Elizabeth Alenwood. ~
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On Tuesday while Mr.. Penn. Heller, in
company with Mrs. II. b. Heller, was on
his way to Liberty Center, his horse
shied at some boys in swimming near the
stove factory, and turning short broke the
fills and upset the vehicle, throwing the
occupants out and bruising them consid-
erably. The accident might have been
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strayed from the farm Of The under
signed, hiWazhingtous townsbip, Henry
county, Ohio, on the 22d day of June, a
light bay pony, 5 years old, white nose,
branded on froDt shoulder snd on the left
hip. A liberal reward will be RIven i6r
the return OF any infbrniation which may
lead 10 the return of the pony. My p. o.
address Is Liberty Center. Ohio.
-nfu'stt 9nI 10 esl51f,al3g w. WARNkngf
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! Husbands Of sickiy Wives don't he dis.
couraged, Zoa Phora will bring health and
happiness into your family. Sold by d,
]. Humphrey, who also gives away DR..
Peneally's, book "Advioe to Mothers
which every woman should read. gsi. At
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|, Cords and stacks OF working pants from
eighty cents pair upwards. Good
working shirts and the best regular dollar
soveralls at eighty to eighty-iv cents, also
the best fifty cent overall ever exhibited at
Bernstein's One Price Clothing House.
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The National Life Insurance Co., OF Co.
lumbus. o., has paid every l3ss In full and
before due. Assesses promptly, has every
thing paid up to date, keeps its members
posted in regard to condition OF the Com
pany, and has introduced the only success
full system of Cooperative Insurance.
Every point can be explained TO your. full
and entire Satisfaction, For terms &C.,
call on sia} ~ a vi a - =
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/ People who send valuable articles
wrapped up to resemhlei newspapers ia
order to save postage, need not be aston
ished when they find that no trace of the
gifts can be found. The case with which
such things are detected by postal clerks
would astonish most people. and the arti-
cles are sent at once TO the dead letter of-
flee al. Washington
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Hancock, who is again located at the
Boat Store, wishes to see all his old GUS
toners, and as many new ones as choose
tocall, AZ his old quarters, where He in+
tends keeping q general stock of groceries
andsprovi and everything usually,
found in U agfoeery store. n BottIdd ale and
porter for family use always on hand. tflt
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The second Quarterly Meeting Of this
conference wear. will be held lin the Evan
gelical Church on next Sabbath. Rev. r..
B.. Grouse, tho Presiding Elder, will of-
ficiate. tssaA asf,S z a sK4S8's u
Services on Saturday at sp. M, Sunday.
lO:45 Q. M, and s p. m. AT the close Of
the morning services, the Lords Supper
will be administered. All are cordially
invited to attend. VI
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The AnzeigeS Predicts Hoadly's Elec-

The Anzeiger Predicts Hoadly's Elec-
" tl0g ,siii ali tion. a8 l%
Z The Aasetgei., of Cleveland, the Ger
man Republican organ Of Northern
Ohio, says: George Hoadly, of Cincin-
natl, is undoubtedly the best candidate
for the governorship whom the Demo-
Gratis could have nominated. He is an
independent thinker in every respect.
HissenSe of honor,is as great as his tall
,ent, and inievery respect he is worthy
fof being Governor Of Ohio. There isno
question But that he will be elected, for
the fepfDach That he tan infideli VIII do
him no harln1 y The ID dopleiwh6 in Ohio
demand u aeligiouss confession from. a
eandidste belong to tlle Prob B ! b hMib'iattoh 'a
party sspss ~. n 81 I.as. ft;..
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60 and see thoee splendid all wool blue
flannel suits for ten dollars, also don't for
get TO look at those nice i've dollar suits
at Bernstein's fair dealing One Price Cloth
ing House. ,t .,.....9 ,..,.,. 81,
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Transfers OF! Real Estate.

The following transfers have been re-
corded since our last issue.lefFp -H
NJ B Grifinto B Goodeli, 40 acres Wash
r. ington tp...... .........,...,. 500
a @ senter, ex., tosFM Gensel, 40acfes IN
Harrison tp u. 1000
g Russell to 8 y Ware, lot 50fh Deshler..... $50
B Herr, adnix. /, 60 Herr, 100 acres in Mon
W G Holgate ct al. to MS Cole, lot HIN
R Holgate .... ......... q! ..... 175
we Holgate ct al, to G W an Fisher, q
lot 66 in Holgate -. ti l65
M Alkunson to P Deimer, lot 5 Pleasant 60
p Beiraerto Il Bereii, lot hIeasahs Bend SS
NJ E Folkto s Porter, 40 acres n Mars a
ion tp. l2o0
B F Stout to J G Haly, part Of lot % in Ma
poleOn 80. ...... -. 600
I'd add. to Napoleon f4po
G Parrish to A Hackett, land in Liberty 600
WA Warden to j H Goodwin, lot s Ehr +
Rentz to Hughes, 10 acres ii Monroe -
earotGers to Miller iso acres III ~
Marley IS Lavcr, lot Markieys add.
to Me- lure . so
W Sheffield to Il Rohrs, land in Napoleon 15o
A Randall to E Randall, lot IS Randall's
# Ail@ood Two . csosaas, lot shesslds 10y
Y add. to Rigeviilc . o.. ~. .l.. 265
" r RnsselltS T Gates, 80 acres II. Bart
Msgsh bSN g G Marsh 10 acres in FstfoeE 0O
- 500
] Buckland % p II Buckiand, s7sctys in
Washington To ..... ...s. ................ 1000
J Mcclure to Detray, lot 73 in McClnte -. IS
feldtp ............,.-,.,..r,.. 1900
r f Altman to s y Palmer, land in Monroe
1 gilO
h Eherel to A4Eberell, so acres in Monroe avs 1
II R6st Ito to rrce i acrss ,i Il Sins,,,s ooo
. as'ss ~ s..s ZOO
$ Myrice to j 4 Tippins, lot S5in Texas. 1875
Ridgeyille tp -, 1000
L " Rodgers to Z Tressler, land in Ridge
y Cornell to Ii p syanE, so scrcs ysSns II
JaIeeiure to shiitn; land III Dsiassds IT. !
9. ,~, q !, 1900
A Kline TO NJ Althouse, So acres in Eiage- =
IL vine 2200
s J Ieets to CD Miller 20 acres in Rich
klfeld tip 1I0O
I ] Mcclure 10 Z s Smith, lot 20 IN Me- NJ =
0iufe.s. ~ Is
NJ Hackett to Price, 'i0.acres In Libelty
D wilier to W II MSrehesd, 10 acres .,s' in ''l =
Hichheld tp Il. 5, q. SOC
I
p Derr to MeAilinson, land in Pleasant tp N 81
B Goodell to D r Benton, : a acres in
Washington tp 2 a S5(
" Grey 70 9 WI liantb,, heres 81 BART sQ g
II = Brown 70 W Arp, lot I'D i'll 6eshlsr d II;
g J Huntito W D. Hunt. lot ,5sfT q HI tfP
stearn's add tp Dssh ler.i X N s4,- sAN. l0t