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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-01-25
TERMS OF ADVGETIsINI per IN3a

Special Notices. pre- ..rding marr,g,s ssi
deaths will h" charged q pr cat. in lii
ton to above rates
Legal Advertisements at rates provided bv
Law
Business Cards not ,yceaa Hing Eve line. : .
per wear Every additional line 6stv cents
Business S1ii"es inserted IN ~. n.,cs ~oiu ~
and Ill NOTICES 4,.qn.1 - promafs in 'iri1,.r' in
ferests ,chl h. chrr' Ted At ire rte If fftv cents
for a.. first hq.. 1qf'ra rrq,s for s,ci sxccesiin
line for on. re,t
All accounts OR advertising ire duo at the
time of the first insertion % th~ 'vartisamant
ADVERTISEMENT should ha m,~kaA the length
af time to ha inserted otherwise thav will he
continued till forbid. or At the option % the
publisher a1e chtrys1 acc ,riin Civ.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-01-25
The Common Dow.

There is more merit in the common
COWS of the country than they get Gre
dit for, says writer in the Rural New
Yorker. Give them The same pamper-
ing that the thoroughbreds get, and
the thoroughbreds the scanty, bare
and hard treatment the common stock
gets, and few generations will suffice
to bring them both to the same level.
The thoroughbreds are but what they
are from good food and good treatment.
How readily the common COWS res
pond to little more generous supply
of food than they are accustomed to
enjoy is we'll illustrated in the exper-
fence of the present season. Favored
with an abundance of rain to make a
flush Of pasturage, The COWS which de-
dended wholly on grazing, have been
better supplied with food than they
usually are, and the result is some
thing like Is per cent. more butter and
cheese than they are accustomed to
make in the first half Of the season.
Their products are always large when
the season is favorable for an abund-
Rnce of grass, but when, in the vicissi.
tudes of the weather, the heavens are
less generous, and drought makes feed
unfortunately short, milk and its pro-
ducts dwindle to the opposite extreme
and there are loud complaints of the
scrub cows and the owners begin to
look around for better breeds. 1t is a
good idea to look for better breed
but it will require pretty sharp look
out to find a breed of COWS that will
give full returns from half fare, or dc
any better than the SO called native
COWS when there is lack of food te
make milk from.
When our dairy friends have such
ample opportunity for witnessing the
difference between full and scanty ra
tions, why can't they utilize the hint
and see to it that their herds have full
fare all the seasons, whether the
heavens smile or frown. A little com
paratively inexpensive preparation fol
soiling with green food in case pastur
age should be scanty, would meet ar
emergency and secure returns SO gen
erous and uniform that instead of des
pising his cows it would inspire an in
clination to admiration and gratitude
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-01-25
DRY GOODS
For Fall OF - - 3 =.
9Ium<lInu Gz1<fl, 2Tnu1.
OF BALTIMORE,

Invite the attention Of persons whniinI Dry
Goods to their splendid Wholesale and Retail
Stock much the largest and most varied to he
found in Baltimore. Their assortment includes
every class Of goods from The most fashionable
to low priced, But 40 Common Goods hat
may look cheap. but would he dear 1T any
price 1t has been rhair aim throu ghan' y
business career of over Fiftv Years TO sell ONLY
goods that will give satisfaction and prove Of
fnli value for the price paid This palcv has
built mp their large trade. and given Them the
confidence of the public to the fullest extenr.-
Being Large Importers Of Foreign Goods and
in position TO purchase All Domestic Fabrics
Direct from the Manufacturers. to the hest -d
vantage. we are enabled TO give our customers
the benefit Of orr position in low prices,
Samples will be sent 10 parties desiring 10
buy from Ms, on receiving definite Instructions
in regard To the class of goods wanted about
the price. color preferred &c
The price In Plain Figures. marked on each
on each piece of goods, from which there is no
abatement
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-01-25

Healthy animals will eat more food
in cold than in warm weather. When
the cool nights of autumn come, the
skillful feeder profits by this fact by
giving an extra allowance Of food to
his stock.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-09-20
FROM MABEL MARTIN.

It was ia the pieasan harvest time, When celtar-bins are closely slowed, And garrsts bend beneath their load, And the old sxallow-haunied barns Brown-gabied, long. and full of seams Through which the noted sunlight
 streams,
 And winds blow freshly in, to shake The red piumes of the roasted cocks, And the loose hay mow's scented locks Are filled with summers ripened stores, It's odorous grass and barley sheaves, From their low scafolds to their caves. On Esek Harden's oaken floor
 With many an autumn threshing worn. Lay the heaped ears of unhusked corn. And thither came young men and maids, Beneath a moon that, large and low, Lit that sweet eve of long ago. They took their places some by chance. And others by merry voice
 Or sweet smile guided to ,heir choice. How pleasantly the rising moon.
 Between she shadows of the mows, Looked on them through the great elm
 boughs.
 On sturdy boyhood, ,sun-embrowned, On girlhood with its solid curves Of healthful strength and painless nerves And jests went round, and laughs that made The house-dog answer with his howl. And kept astir the barn yard fowl, And quaint old songs their fathers sung In Derby dales and Yorkshire moors. Efc Norman William trod their shores.
 - /. C. WAinIeY. !g Erch1sge.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-09-20
CHAPTER III.

0uS dAtirSt iOtSOS the cpiSOoe m the Tuileries, except that M. Michaud usually came to fetch her, and sometimes had a talk with NJ. Roche about her, always hearing great things of his fiancee. As for NJ. Michaud himself, he began to get accustomed to the alterations in his daily life, and as changes had come upon him he expressed no great surprise when something else occurred to disturb the former even course of his existence. This was the advent of a young cousin
 Blaise MichauG had made a moderate fortune as a doctor in America, after which he came home to his beloved Paris. bought practice, and then hunted up the relations whom absence had not made him forget He was delighted when at last he found Cousin Gustave. but surprised when the latter introduced his fiancee. To himself he said: "Hov beautiful she is, and how fortunate my cousin il" then he whistled softly, which with him meant . great deal and vent that evening to see Georgefte aes, that evening and many others tso. There vas no harm in looking at his cousins 6ancee. Besides it vas company Tor Custave, who night afaer night vent to the theatre to esoon Georeette home, in. stead of being comfortably in bed. WAas an interest they both took in the pieces played how 9uieAiy shsy picAsd uP wAat people said a6eut Genrreeso. thonsA it vas oaly by dsssses tAas ker name M to be meatioaed hy the pahlic, not dll . second winter had cone rouad It vas then Ceorgette vas to tAks the principal part in a play. N. Roche vas more nsrvous about 1t than Geogxseke herself If she took the fancy af the public now she would have made her fortune, i she saaied she mus % on again for years, perhaps just a mere nobody, altkoueh
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-09-20


 chaud seated in a corner she only saw M. Roche, whom she had not beheld be- fore, having been ignorant of his pres ence in one of the boxes. He came for ward and patted her on the shoulder.
 !" Not bad, my child never done any thing of this kind before. Nobody would hear you, you know, beyond the first four rows, and you were all over the stage-bu. still, practice and hard work may cure that. Would you like to ioin us? Very little to earn at first, for we shall have all the trouble of training you. Think the question well over."
 "l have thought said Georgette quietly, ever since was girl.''
 Never mind about the pay put in M. Michaud, eff she can get on.
 "That depends on herself" The di- rector was guarded. Georgette had gone to fetch her hat.
 Do you recommend her to give 1t up :? It won't do, will it:,
 sBut 1t will" answered M. Roche; "and really, Michaud, l think this time it's not oniy an idsa."
 z wish 1t vers, sighed the good man. Nevertheless, as he valked home with Ceorgstte, they turned into madamss establishment. and CeosIsess took lesvo Of her forever. Hapgy Ceorgseast h future she would have eo wosk hard, but not in crowded room not in making coverings for the heads cf ladies.
 st owe 1t all to you,n shs said oace egsin. looking q M- AlicAaud with grzee- tul eyes.
 Hush, child r but to himselfhe said: < HoN on earth am to keep an ere on heS! Over ard over again he said it,
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-09-20

M. Michaud started. "What business has he to go behind the scenes. Georg- cite, do you know he is a count?'
 "fes. What does that matter? fine were a beggar, he would be the same kind.
 Do you think he will marry you?"
 Georgette drew herself up proudly. Of course he will but. NJ. Michaud, do not imagine it is his rank care for. .1
 No. Ceorgette, know you do not but, my child, life is not like the stage NJ. Michaud's voice was trembling he was so grieved for Ceorgette srseved that he had failed after all to take care of her and protect her: and now it had come to this.
 You are so sood,' continued Geore- cite hurriedly. My best friend, know am asking what never ought to ask,
 Ceevgstte, when asked you on this very seat to give me your promise, l be- Eeved you would be true to 1t. said to myself, Georgette is not like other girls, she win say yes and mean it: she viii not hink hexseh free until 1 reAease her.n
 And you thought rightly, monsieur. have dooe nothing undeshand. noehinR to be asAamed of. You said ve should ask to be relsased, and ssill fesl bound hy ny voed aDd yourA"
 " Ard !, Geogge3te," said M. Michand, tahng od his haf tor a moment as if he vere pezSorning religious dusy, ~aad |, CeerEstse, before heaven, vill no< release yon."
 Tat vas all thsy said. Csoeres,e slowly rose from her seat, moeonsd to
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-09-20

Of everyone; so impossible to forgive evil; in this very youth was her danger and her safeguard Even nov, though she loved this man SC much, she never sho xed 1t, because she was so afraid of letting him see 1t, and so afraid of doing wrong.
 Mile. Ceorgette, have come to get your answer,' he said, looking at her with admiration but bis tone was SO quiet, so respectful, that Georgette loved him all the more for it. She clasped her hands very tightly together, and the strange sparkle came into hex eyes, as she answered as quietly as he had asked, and very simply:
 NJ. Michaud will not release me.n
 Is that all you nave 10 teII me !@ said the count in the same low voice. Every movement was graceful, studied, thor oughhred.
 Yes, that is all," said Georeese, trv- Ing to steady her voice, and slowly rais- ing her head a Ia Marie Anaoineffe. A low laugh escaped the count it exuressed delicaee scon of GessHe1e, and involun- tasily her cheek fluxhed.
 Do you mean to say that you intend to be bound by the word of man old enossh to be your fatkez and wichei eoeoeh eo spoii yow li6e fhE his sea6sA pieassre! Do you neaa to say-r No no; noehing ners,r hrohe in Cecryeese; Sor the love Of heayen do ndt ask me mose-S She moved toward tho door.
 What noassnse," 1" said the connk rais- ing his voice .Ceozeesfe -it vas she 6rss time he had eal1ed her so-a bok heze: tel me you hate me and never vish b - nc again, bat d nce ssa - the mere word of that man haads vou
 Cssfss.sf ~ Psfs Sspn.
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20 Carr, x Die. s. Il If lot 3,
Z MOCK 70, ord survey; value 40 o. total
taz, 80 per cont. $ ess 1otal lax
WITH c1stsa
y. Gauetp. n, let8 I. =. hlast A.
I Desn1yef tract. value s 20, total fax.
! sf 90 rat cent, IS cts, Tpeli tax, sith
epsts,
y Qarey. 3. n % It aflot Is. block
u hfiler trta+ Fsiite sifA tgial tax,
sttsqi 8 p cunt - cts, Total taS. WITH
costs,
~. 0arfiier, P. Interest Is eason
q mpitgage u pfqpwty q y Brouweau,
aeiae i9t 8 block I. H8tt tract, ts5e
mtg book b, uaqH d8 records n Z 4
cor value, slsea setai tax. 81 %: yer
cert, si.e2. Fetai as vita easse.
A. uilberl A. lot -. block Ocean
Niew, value 5iaa. total ias 81 Isl gaf
cent z te4i fotai i8S with c9at4
81 Gaaiien. a, s.. 3 aeres q ANA
on " side q san Pedro 8 ID S Z W b.
ehilda. 5 by q elohn reius q iand
slu9qi impts es, fifFMiufa 2f, total
value $3.50 talai isS s3i IS. net cent
= Is Total ta1 win costs,
60 Gilman n 4 fsot 81. Hi5rf II.
east los angeles Talus af la14 Hfs.
mps s2l0s amiuire $50, saw machine
elb. total Foire sipo: tetal tax sssa.
per ssad 81 cents. Total ta1 will costs
81, oibefitb. A. n. Lots "a. RI
block 9. Hamilton trae, +. la. value
$500 tatsl tax sila, lef cent ) cents.
Totel tax eith costa
Is. giafsr Ef. sH aeres. lot
BLOCK - raAai ane rsugolf lands value
sifJ. tofia is1 81 90 pr cent n
eeffa Ftai taz eith costs
Also lets :, &, block 4. frhuktyn
tfact, value $50: total o. 80 a6. pcf
cent p cents Total tsx eiih e5ats,
50 Gadtteg. o G. Yawst q lard "
side Of Main strhet ia NJ - Friend, IL fy
hAskef, Fsige d land filee: hopis
$1,000 tassi slua E2901. tatai tas ga 40
peF coat e5 Total tas vita COSTS
e oplAeu N. fnt ii block s.
schiller tftel whine Slaa iiups 100
fcihi yalfis tai tas y IS tpqr
eeat y cents 1qtai iht with costs
IS. e4ts0nhy. 1ohr bci 15 faaf
FRONT v sldf saH Pedro stgsst, "a Nhs
whistler 81 b. iffdloidf s u liliiis.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-16


g., =. I. M se, s... pr ne cents Teisl
eataag HYit fslsana property
falaisa q elgH. haiaHes 9f tx aae there
% a. sei's r,.es + isi ssa''s ? ss'ss- is'-s
So hR9 sam frfsoaai property
asnes ~ elta a4laaee u ~ slus tAess
it II II ~ 80 z Pst CENT seilts. Total
i4iaet ~ fifaf esliiies u tax dn1 tAefs
g. ~ ~ -. peF eeh'i y Cunts Total
-.
NlNi, AisAt =. PERSONAL prop
~ N.iaed &C go balefes g tax cue
sith 80 y se'''a ~ 'a9''' totA tAk
= 80 g,..
a.,s ,es II ~ Z, rerson1l prep
Mn 80. - Ns'ss' see'ss i'sai "a
81
- s...s. 80; u Rsfsansl
lfopefiy ftlaes a. f'lai balsaea q tax
Te.s5 ~ ~ 100 IT esRs ssa'''s'
"a ~ 49,
si',.a - - ulso ~. pf9petlt
49,, i',s = 49, 3aiai'se q tax siii sesfe
alts e5s.s s'' az
.3.,.t ~ !. fafetsE
at p s'A'sges % ~ ale there
az Win e3ata d
~ f.,.., 49,
I'M. taitete. fhfaoaA PROB
- = 80. psiahes y "a aue
= tty VIM coats 49, $50 A'sH %
~ rs,,., -. e
gsi.,.,, q sa'- H. -. ss,lal IfoRstl3
seis. 81. y y ~ Y paiAt.e sd0e there.
z ~ -, s VIZ s't r ssHsi Q cents Total
~ go.
W.; - fefso4al prop ny
- = = 2iH'ii oalesee y ~ cue tnefe.
a. ait6 s.ssfs - es4'' seHes. Aesal
a ca go. sta..
.ai,el a. 9ted. las,s 4, s y ~ 1870
tas i With WITH costs ~ s''''4 i''e' =
80 a.aa, n. ..,.
- oS,so y, = -. . Sa; fefzgf%i prep
49, fsNNs1 ~ spoi btlHee q "a dAe
IS rs iii' Il Win cots " 0'"'' 0s'''s
ass ca.a,t.. =
-. 80 fto "a ~ w - ff5sehnt prep
s a 80 ~ =. -, ~. ps = que snelson,
Ol wlth eosts s''" We
asa No., -, :,
~ 10 n ss ,ass u rsFsa1al hfaP
+ ny q a.i''ea y e3Vsli balance = tx due
Totti tas aith costs. espsa ~
~ s..an d -
80 49,, ssep y. 80. -, Il tst7oeA Pf9P-
ets.s se'ie9 =, ~ o.iance o. tax daa
TIT fax vim 80 " esas' sfas.
sr.f go. *
~, IN, spgpe1s ~ T. =, tetsanai ptap'
NV saugl ~ . balance q TAX due
i MI = 49,; 2 Pes cents eehts.
ses -,
sftl FeiRsa - 60 balahae q tax due
4etst r., ,yith ss.,s r. 'sae,
Is - -.
ssq.ssts vsi,,.,5 II III ai tii9, ~ s9l'si
T5f.f ~ ,eiei, sa.,.. ~ WIZ = s9uss'
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! 10 Edwaras. AG. Lot 4. block
West hoAs tract, ealued at ssl9ei total
saS, Nlp 20 per cent, 81 eanls Total
tasi With aosts.
- kldfed, A. + lots ~. IA ard II.
block ius, helleTue fefraae tract. valued
y saopi furniture, $50 total salae, $50.
total tax $500 per cant, g CENTS
Total tax. with costs.
p, hllls Ar. Lot 4. block 4, Beau.
ars tract valued a. aN0. improvements
s11'N, t,nafigisdd 70 Abbey & Packard
Tor saoV], bagsies slaq. harness $50.
2 aoraes, s21a. watch, ~. far4lteFs
500; plane. 800. total sailie AMOR Ia.
| iuotica. sil2n. total tx, si1Hl. 5 per
eeat. % cents Total lax, with tels,
y. Elmer q. Interest rs reason 81
I mortgage IN property Of henry Fick.
l hstng lot 80, AltniE Vineyard tract -
MORTGAGE hook X, page =. racafds y
- Angeles e1iiafgJ valued at eNn.
total Ia = ipi pef cent, u cetits.
Total tax elth costs,
80. FhAsi Henry. TseiFe aersA Il
land side q 1. firer, hJItusied \ bv
| lgnd u Brooks, 8 and y = CITY lands.
lalind at $500; improvements $50.
wagon. sti1; harness, SO h8s5e. 4aF.
COW, $50 | cattle 2sis idnls $50, f8f-
uiture. SIS sewing afnhiHe. aid; total
galuo, ~Via. total tex sst5s; s uaf
cent, ei.2l Total tx. aiih costs,
A. Enrqnes, L @ de. lot 81 f.st
front = aide aueat ista sttaaf m block
IS. ufd sgrfgY. bounded s IS Il Z VsIto.
BY Santa trus. faluea At 500 iHs-
pfovementg, si5n; total palae, ssaa.
sntal tax sil.l5i . per cent. fz cents
TOTAL tax aifh tost5,
Ga Eyfsp4, a. lat Z. block r
Mount fietsaft traet, yalaed Al 500
tAtti tax $40. 8 per coat, rants.
botai ta1- with costs,
65 E1aef, T D. Lot Is. block 2. We#t
itqsas tract, valued ~ $50. tctsl 5aK.
= % ief cent Il cents Total tsx,
wiih cosia.
10 Elliott ghsfiea. Tot 10 block ].
DceaH tiea tract, falueI 81 ei1g. total
tax = 45' . per cent + tsats T9tsi
tex, with poals,
% Heke-t, Root Persoaal property
valued a ss0d0. tllane q tax die
thereon 81 pafeeat, siQ#. Total tax.
slth costs
fmerson. IS Peis9nai property
falaad At 5ae9; baiaaee VI iaz due
theF3an aai ger e5nf5 q usnfs
Total taA with costs.
rs Eaton. charles. 7s'nai tyoe
etty falqeiat sij0i htiaace II taS dis
shsreo1- slas; per cent, p cents
Total tas eilh casss,
g. hcseft g. Fersinal rfsgoriy
valued % 800 baltnee Of tax due thai6-
on. 3 GENTS per e7at, cent idsaI
AZ with elats
Fills aqa Parg4usI lqpplfty
tAiae1 ~ EsJus hat4uce Qf tax aun
thefe q, si75 per cent, oenis Totai
fax. Ssh costs.
50 hrckson. g. Personal pgopettf
Falusd st 200 haieHee at TAX due
ihsse9a. sou per eaat, 2s cents
Tot.l Tax with soats.
- Esiag a " Personal property
Kaluef 81 ssa, balance Il taE cue
thereon, sLeei 9 eerrtnt. geents. Total
tax with Gusts,
se Ewai1 iienQ Personal prop.
erty vain ~ Sii5, balands Of tsz due
thereoH % cents. 5 pei cent, ! cents
Total tsEs sita costs,
ST. Evening eapabloaD psrsansi
property VALUED at ei0af tsiaaee 81 TAX
tue theraoni - 50. 5 per sent 4 eenjs.
Total tax, With east,
81 FFenina sSpresa Personal prop
57ty paiasd II slat0l halsnue Of t4x de
.htfcen s9lQ. per cert. % cents.
Toiei tax With costs,
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| 70. barfaneetta. Psdro. lot u. block
Z. Also tFEa. yalHs ui hand, sioa; in
1 prot eineats, sTea; total rslna. stl0l.
sotsi "a, sls.5@ Yer cent % cent.
iglal Ian Win costa,
10. Davidson. Frank. gois ( and 0
black Q East Los Angelss; raiae of land
500 improvements, 500, personal prep
ett} silui total sal'ie $3.50 toial tax,
sthht' 2 Per cons % cents. fJtst taA,
@ith costs,
25. Davis, J ". Lot s, block T. Nett
tract Yaliie, s-gtt i4ta' tax = -; per
oeus u otuts Total tax with COSTS,
Also efscti n lot 4 i och III tiaFat ana
Rasafvoif anas. value. siIg. t,tai Ia
s.. W. PEI cent II cents. Total tax
Fiesl e9asst
20. Davis, lille N II feet lot 8.
block 2 Ord SURVEY, valued at Sis.
itaproy ef1ents, 500 total value. liza;
total tax, S23.2i, per cent a.ta,
Total tax with costs.
~ p.via yirt.ibla let - t.t,,t
Il, MOTT fscs valued n 40. irnnrsrs.
nsuts, 500 furniture, 81 o. t6tai salne.
$40 tutai tax siD.p3. per cent 81
eGnl4 Natait4N, With costs,
Ala nn.ti,.s.le.l toss 4il..,gt II 49,.
II Wgtt f,,ss r.s',t.i ID nv - 80
sa $50, tsr eait. q e3nti Tggal ~.
with costa.
" NJ pg.,. II Q an 80 "a
.s,i a n 49, ~ > It,e. 4 p ~
frSif IN, n. -. y peas,otsf
siB0, tottly4iae. $3.50 botaf AK s47ss
3 ~ cent % east4 Total tax. With
costs.
p. p.,...., t.t. -. -ea
-, r,a ~ pet-1V
-. -, ~ 1919 y w ssyest,
- ss.'''o' ~ z ~
taltled 81 et08. ir,g-5gefta5.ts sls6.
hlFnitaes. e5,e t,i4go. sitsl. seqi,.s ~
ehif,e sil. NH ,el1s q ,5I ta4sf ~
II, a. 4 ,,er mi ~ eenss Totet 80
with ee.ts
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% tdiaes e u Lot II. block D.
a4s5lf sae ard tract value a land.
lifofsgafea 70 JoaBe
Huatef t9f 7otal furniture, SO sewing
''isellan, t9tss value a ter lieduo.
.iet, st issAi -. 9 rents per cent.
eiasa' Ia ttki With aosta
tanu 8auuela. f9t u nal.=s.
tef9s s4rt Value q land 500 im.
ptps ah1eni s2l0, iua tuFs. So. fit
tltsl st5o pifium tAhles, s2bH.
l.gaors si1o; seNina machine 3Ia, Total
= ~, ~. .''' ~, ~ ~, ~ Isl per cent,
al''' costs
aaoHi MIRA H8E}. ihtsts Is
reason ! MORTGAGE Ia prnpeftt II s.
-, -. T 3e'l's rs - llea Of 7ahdi.
me- ~. ' - ~ Z slsegA sAftsl laee
~ 5e.efds 81
Il, getal
~ ~. - s'iisa' taiaa
- s,....5#.zt 5..=.=..
= ast y 52i
lt.'iAa iii.iatsts.l t@eti
zHsti aA SEQ Ter
telAl t.A y ila costs,
tss'5 d tei block io
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sladaesiau 80 Total tsx as6. per
esiitt 9eeess faiai ssx vita costs.
III Deaiel. n. lot block X.
hliso tgaet failisd ct 500. tgtal lax 81
eeiitsi 3 iieF eeas, ] ealii. fei4i tax
With costs.
- D4via v. Lots 4 hlosk "a
Paramount tract falue1 a. e; total tax
81 %. pr cent, Is eents 1osai fax
/ with epsfsi
80. Dafis. Virgins, lot Is block +,
Mott Tract valued 4 sfl5. imta0t efnensa
t559. lpiai saiua si2.f5. total bsx 81 81.
8 per cent si.9A. Total tax With costs.
81 DAgte q Rowe. f.ot ls. block
3. Hamilton tract, LA valued 4 I go
teial TAX s. esatsi pet cesit, cunts
Total tax With costs
tsz Day, Ernest b. l.ois and Z
jaeahua tfsst, valued - $50 total tsA,
= 70 per eaut Il cents Total tax,
with costs.
Isa DinkelApel & %. I.ss /. block
". Terminus Homestead tract Waited
It $50. tetal TAI, SA2i. pr cent. II
conts fttsi lax, with eostk
t5s DIakalspiel. L. Lot S. BLOCK
i.oa Angeles Hoiuestfsd trart, valued III
s2a0i total LA, stzd. per cant, q
eehls. Total tAs. With oosts.
i61. Dolly, y ". Lot !, block re,
H4acock survey acras ia p eoraer.
huandad a4tith and west By rinefaei
Ysinet II 800 total tax, - 30; 8 pei
cent, AZ esuts. Total tax, with coats
lt3 D1wney, j O. Lot ga feet front
= alde 81 Spring street, bounded IS
isnh q liankefsliim, $ By N a Mooney.
2 BY Hel, IN ord survey. sleek 4. palucd
80 s,ass saigios9nsilts, 49, t9iii
49, sys'9 ~ s1tegi IS
-, '"ss. ~ WI eesls
i4i. piekef 7 d. Personal property
, $500 u 80 eaieiee o. taN 'i'le
- ses., -, pr cent 2 cents. lqtai
-. 'isn ss'7'7'
id2i Duncan, NJ. Personal prep