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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-15

each case there were special reasons,
which Joined with the prevailing scarcity
Of cash. precipitated the closing OF an
otherwise fair business. The latter sus
pension was due to an old note, held BY
Col. Shafer, and We understand the
house will reopen IN a tew days, WITH
perhaps some chance ID the personelle-
The fear that our Raleigh banks might
be affected by the Norfolk failures ap-
pears to be groundles-. The State Bank,
according to street report is perhaps a
thousand dollars on the lucky side; aud
Chief Justice Smith has levied an at
tachment to secure his deposit Of some
81, 500 in the Farmers Bank of Nor
folk.
1t is understood that some OF our citi-
zens had stock in the Newbern bank,
which lost sharply by the Norfolk Banks;
but no doubt the amount has been ex
aggerated. Right here we approve OF
Newbern Journals comments OF such
exaggerations. Nearly all of the recent
losses have fallen either upon Northern
houses, Northern Insurance companies,
or the weal.hiest class OF our home PEG.
pie, the only class who could afford t.
keep thousands Of dollars lying Idle. 20
that the losses, the Tres, and the failures
although they make a terrible noise do
less damage than you might suppose.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-15
STEADY, Men, Steady. Keep
Your Elbows Touching! Eyes
to the Front! We are Going
Forward, not Backward"

This old Battle-cry which was so ia
miliar in Rebel ears twenty years ago,
and which so often gained the day IN
spite of overwhelming opposition and
seemingly certain disaster, IS the true
policy for our Business Men to-day.
We have had a long march through
wearisome years of ill-fOrtune and ia
tigue and without doubt it is disheart-
ening to find that at length just as we
have shaken off the incubus OF Radical
misrule, the bombs OF bursting Banks
begin to fall around us, and rattle of
failing firms resounds in every quarter,
and some Of the strongest financial
bridges are found to be shaky!
All, well., we wish it were not thus
thusly! But the fate of a battle is rare
ly decided by the Skirmish Line. And
the strong hearts which have fought
through twenty years past will not fail
now.
There is a temporary furry but we
candidly believe the South is about to
enter upon a career unparalleled pros
perity. All that we need is to wealth
err the present gale. which is not a
storm but simply a furry. The
south to-day is more prosperous than
the North; estimating in proportion TO
manufactures develope we shall get both
cash and settlers.
The proper thing for all Of us-and
especially for Raleigh people--at this
~iuncture is to take the most hopeful
view of our circumstance that is pos
sible. 1t is better to be hopeful than
too foreboding in times like the present.
The Farmer and Mechanic has always
endeavored to be fair, conservative, and
truthful, even though telling the truth
caused US to be termed an Enemy Of
Raleigh" an ''old fogy" etc.; and won
for US the political and personal oppo-
sition of two-thirds of "Cotton-town."
Time has justified our views, and
though we regret to be proved a true
prophet in such a case, we hope the
facts will lend credit to our belief that
ere another year the entire business at
mosphere of Raleigh, and II State will
have frightened and grown sun-shiney.
THE PRESENT,
What is needed at this IN is a
stiff upper lip along the line. 1t is a
time for the exercise of the Golden
Rule 1t you have money-pay your
debt, and be as light as possible upon
your debtors, If you have not mo1ey
speak frankly with your creditor; and
assure him you mean to fight through
until you get upon your feet. If you aim
to 90 into business this year-start now,
and get ready for the fall. Men who get
a start now will do better than those who
wait for prosperous times. Use your
voice and pen to discourage gloomy
representations. One swallow does not
make a summer; aud one or two firms
swallowed up do not undermine the
whole surface Of the earth.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-15
THE PRESENT,

WEDDINGs.-At the residence Of her
father, ex-Sherif Geo. n. Lewis, in
Nash county, Tuesday, March 3Ist., Mr..
VIM. Culpepper, a young and successful
merchant Of Nash, to Miss Minnie Lewis,
a popular and highly esteemed young
lady.-In St. Peters Church, Char
lotte, n. c., on Wednesday, April Sth,
by the Rev. Jos. Blount Cheshire, Jr.,
assisted by the Rt. Rev. Bishop Lyman,
of North Carolina, Richard Lockwood
Jones, OF Baltimore, to Resale, daughter
of John Wilkes. AS foreshadowed 10
last weeks issue the marriage of Miss
Lula Tucker on Wednesday night of last
week was a very brilliant affair; and a
perfect Jam at both church and resi-
dence. We did not try any Of the jam.
but enjoyed the samples of jelly and
cake, kindly remembered for US. The
Atlanta papers speak Of an handsome Gu
tertainment given by DIR. Harris in that
city. -Raleigh Society takes inter est in
the marriage of Miss Mary A. Miller in
Atlanta last week. Mr.. C. B. Tyler was
the lucky groom; and Bishop Beckwith
officiating, Judge Sam. Hall gave a
large Reception: the bride being his
adopted daughter. All these names are
North Carolina rs. "A we 90 to
press, the LIST Baptist church is crowded
by a fashionable audience to view the
marriage of Mr.. VIII Bryan, of Brant-
ford, Conn, and Miss Annie Williams,
one of the most charming and attrac-
tive young ladies of the city. Isn't it
about time for this raid on Raleish's
fair one to stop?
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lon March the 18th a tree fell on
". D. Register in Vance couotY, killing
him.
....Richard Grant White, the celebra-
ted author and critic, died in New York
on the Sth inst.
Ia man vino, twenty years ago,
bought a lot at Reidsville for s.. ~ecentlv
refused g, 900 for it. The growth and
prosperity Of the tow ale due to tobar-
co.
...Nashviile, April 9. I685.-Both
branches of the Legislature adjourned
late tonight, and the Republican Sena-
tors were freed. Gov. Bates viii prob
ably call an extra session.
....Capt. E J. Parrish sold last wook
at the brick warehouse AS, 900 pounds
OF farmers, tobacco at an average of
$500. If such prices don't satisfy the
producer, he would grumble If he hal
free acces. to the United States Treasurv
or the Bank of England Durham Re-.
porter.
We print the above mot as an adyer-
tisement) to show what can be done.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-15
A VERY PROPER SuGGEsr1ox-

A VERY PROPER SUGGEsTIoN.-One
of the disgraceful things about the con
stitution of North Carolina is its refer
ence to the rebellion. After Is years OF
white mans government-after u
State troops are clad in yankee blue;',
after our State flag has been changed
from the old blue banner under which
every tar-heel regiment marched to big
Bethel and Bull Run'-surely there
can be no treason" (nor sick stomachs)
if we ask that the word rebel be blot.
ted out of our State constitution :
Raleigh IN. CO. Farmer and Mechanic.
1t is of no use to argue now that there
was or vas not treason in the action
takenin 1851 by the people of various
seeding States. TWAS a question ofso
much doubt among those that prevailed
in the contest that they never attempted
to establish in the civil courts the guilt
Of any citizen. 1t was not the belief Of
any soldier of the Confederate States
army, or of any Southern man who re-
NAMED at home, and there served the
Confederate government, hat he was a
rebel or guilty of treason" 1t is
not his belief now, or the belief of those
who have grown up to citizenship in the
South since 1861. To keep the words in
the organic law of any State is ONLY to
give the lie to intelligent public senti-
ment, and the sooner they are erased
the better. Petersburg appeal.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-15
ANOTHER MFNRER or TIE IFcIcr.

ANOTHER MEMBER OF THE LEGISLA-
TURF Dies SUDDENLY.-Springfeld. III.
About IL. As this afternoon the clerk of
the Palace Hotel missing Representative
Shaw at dinner, went to his room to call
him. Receiving no answer he looked
overthe transom and saw him lying as
though dead. The door was broken open,
and the Representative had been dead
several hours. He has been an unswerv
ing Democrat. This makes the third
death during this session, something
which never before occurred. 1t was an
ticipated that upon Senator Davis, from
Greene county, assuming office, some
thing tangible would be done in relation
to the United States senatorship question
but this unexpected occurrence will again
throw it back fer twenty days at least.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-15

SLID OUT Or HID OUT!-Johnston
county feels a tender interest in the
whereabouts Of VIM. Hinnant, brother
of Jesse, the eX-Legislator (RadicaD
who got six dollars worth of the Far
mer and Mechanic at our expense, or
rather at our cost, and his expense in
reputation. Ex-Sheriff Hinnant was a
Democrat, or elected by Democrats,
and few anticipated the developments
which show a deficit of from $4,000 to
$4,000 in his accounts.
About two weeks ago the Commits
sioners decided to appoint a new Sheriff,
and Mr.. Jesse L. Ellington, of Clayton.
was telegraphed for. He accepted and
at once entered upon his duties. The
office is worth a couple of thousands a
year, we suppose.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-15

WANTED desire TO secure a number
Of good aud active men to canvass North
Carolina, aud sell Pianos aud Organs. It
will be necessary that applicants shall
understand playing on an instrument well
enough to show it up to good advantage.
1t IS also dectdeiiy necessary that they
shall be Of sober type, and steady habits,
otherwise need not apply. Early cor
.respondence solicited. Address, j. l..
STONES SEWING MACHINE AND Music
HOUSE, Rlleleh. y. G.
March %. 1855.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-15
A PREACHER DIES A TRAMP phila

4 PREACHER DIES A TRAMP. -Phila-
delphia. April l2.-Augustus Singleton
an ex-clergyman, and at one time a
prominent and wealthy citizen, died from
want and exposure IN a barn in the su
burbs last night. His wife was with him
when be died, and both were tramps.
Until a few months ago Mr.. Singleton
had been preaching the gospel at Water
ford. One night he disappeared, aud
when he came to his senses found him
self recovering from a drunken debauch
in this city. He afterwards became a
tramp, and as stated, died an u cast.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-15

HAVEN'T You FELT JUST So ?-Isaao
N. Wood, Fishkill, N. Y, July, 1884,
wrote, IT is two years ago last spring
since Warmers Safe Cure cured me.
was called a dead mar but that medicine
brought me to life. take a few hoft,as
every spring to keep me right" He was
afflicted for six years with pain in the
back, ending in kidney hemorrhaee. Cnre
permanent.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-15
FROM WASHINGTON CITY CoRR1

TfsUM IIIA IOKKEs-
PoNDENT OF CHARLOTTE OBSERVER.
Miss Minnie L. Best. daughter Of Mr..
R. w. Best, has been appointed to a
$500 position in the Postoffice Depart
ment, in accordance with civil service
rules.-Captain John B. Hussey. edi-
tor of the Greensboro Patriot, is a candi-
date for the position of public printer.
NOTE This is a mistake.-I un-
derstand that Mr.. Philips has been
requested to remain for about a month
longer. 1t is expected that at the ex-
piration of hat time Hon. Daniel G..
Fowle will be appointed Solicitor Cen
eral.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-15

ITEMS FROM WILSON ADVANCE =
John Z. Woodard Esq has returned
from a trip to Washington, d. G. He
went-not seeking an office but to paw
his respects to Mr.. Cleveland and to as
sure him Of tn" hearty cooperation and
support of the young democracy of the
South. Mr.. Woodland says that there
are many ofice-seekers still in Washing
on.--M S. T. Nicholson, Of Char
lotte, a former popular Wilsonian, smiled
on US last Friday. F 4. Woodland
Esq, and wife and Master Graham
Woodarl, left Friday for the New Or
leans Exposition. oh Sunday last
there were thirty-nine people by the
name Of Moore who sat down to dinner
at Mr.. John w. Moore's in this county.
Unlike Oliver Twist they did not ask for
more"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-15

DEATHs.-At Manteo, last week.
Isaac Chauncey Meekins, aged 64,-one
of the Lords of the Isle"-Roanoke
Island-in the item of hospitality and
patriotism. He was for eight years a
subscriber of the Farmer and Mechanic
and frequently obtained for US subscrip-
ton from his neighbors; so that although
we never knew him we Join with our
Eastern Exchanges in paying tribute to
his generous nature. III Mecklen-
burg, E. c. Grier, a w~ell-known citizen.
Capt. E. Conklin, who resided in
Raleigh for a long time, and acted as
newspaper agent, died in Blnghampton,
n. Y, on Friday. Good Bye to the
$50 he collected for the f. & NJ. and
failed to turn over to US I'm For
sythe. John Masten, aged 65, an old
member of the Legislature, and much
respected.-Dr. I. X. Cureton. a for
mer resident Of Charlotte, died at Tryon
City, Polk county, on April 9th. DR.,
Cureton is well remembered by many.
The Rev. G.. A. T. Whitaker. OF
Enfield, a member of the NJ. E. Confer
ence, died on March 25th.-On Fri.
day morning after a p~rotracted Illness.
Mrs. Martha A. Clark, died at Weldon
10 the SEVENTEEN year of her age
In Harnett, j. n. Weathers, aged Sc.
formerly of Kentucky.-At her resi-
dence, OF disease of the heart, Mrs. Ann
Eliza Taylor, wife of Mr.. Jesse F. Tav-
Tor, aged 49.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-15

"a, Mn,l.v a. s,h ;e.s I.r
=. c.;r1 ,be So by 81. On 49,
-. GILL; ~
80 "a go .f.R -i
= the ~
! i ''4"i 80
- a'ptSa = -
ti~".'ao5' "s1rI@tt = '1s
.os" 'ou u'cd - ~
aia.' on SATURDAY last me @1 neWs
anne - ms ca'y V5 E&m ,oS
o1ho '>oo' . ""'Ih ;" ti''Aao
employee
-..N aShlngton t'd@cfe say hti4e
sou oil nr ,. /. NICHOLSON anu u the ate
: ~
go -
hi''' Ho"uS No'n"
seu>e AT o4H& "A''1A ="
So'.@' uoHe o,oA'u
fsSSt.}r 4 inject
Ing o. the ladies' McmeftA ASSOCIATION
last Tuesday, the following officers were
elected Tor the ensuing yeag tfc, dcut
Nf,. H. ban; N5cc-lt's i,ul Mss
Mary poiiea' NetTrl.tA Ms May
hoblnsoh' treasurer Mrs \. Dor.
1.-The ne~ Rob re cotton factors
al Rockingham. 1u the Carolina Icutrs
Road, has commenced operations aud :
now running u tuli capacity. The FIRST
shipment OF goods from thus factory vas
made YESTERDAY the goods being con
-igned to purchaser IN Indianapolis,
it.tr1pa
MIR. j. II. Mills. who il >uuertuteu-
3ent ST III, R,Gtf,t Orphantr. n Thorn
a,yilt. y. e. Vsit,> Il the B.bfif4l IL
carter Of the pruerc-. made up 10 this
time in the new enterprise The money
for one tract of land ha, been coliestd
aud paid, aud he Is ready "a make an5Fh
Ct paymcat on th sccoud tract Brick
and lumber viii be called tor shortly.
..Minneapolis. April l3-rhc war
news Friday sent -four mp 81 per barrel
at this point. &. \ Ihiisbury 4 Go.
made a deal II > 500, 400 barrels and a
profit Of Sl25 600 Wa>hburu 4 Crosby
made a deal 81 1000, 600 barrels with a
profit ot Sl0G. 600.
...pr. Eugeue Gr,~5m delivered a
lecture before the NumuI Association of
The University al p-euusykauia. at phiia
dnlphia On the 9TH ip., which i said
n have been IN, III the ir..r. ,f .rts of
the Kind ever delivered krtor, tba, hody
...John Robbers. colsr.d. ON tina IN
the County Count Of Northampton. y
c, for killing NJ. +. PEBBLES. some
months ago, ha. beea found guilty ii
murder il the first degree and sentenced
to be hanged on June ) mex Pecte-
was one OF the most prominent men 10
the county.
oraors boyo ho., .r.5 ,o ,b.
Eran.b fo~nas IN CL;na anj rnnnn;n =
aaa.a bas,iT,i TT rahalhnn ara',
- NM; ! snrood;na Nnhor ps.La
- 80 49, ;ne,;fo. l. snI
~ pl~" E'o I-.
SOU Vi 'n9 3'Sp1'' Lg9b'.on
oep'io' - iio''nU.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-15
II Costs no More to Raise a Good
One Than a Poor One.

4 pair JERSEY RED PlGs, direct from
Ne" Jersey, and one SOW, same breed.
l3 months old, very fine.
Also, i pair CHESTER WHITE Pros.
from Chester county, Penn, and one
very fine SOW. II month. old. large and
healthy.
Partridge Cochin Eggs, - for thirteen.
All the above stock, l guarantee to be
pure aud good.
GEO. W. POE.
Raleigh, March 10, 1855.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-15

FIFTEEN YEARS l-Jno i Clark, VI.
d., Waterloo, \. T.. IN 1881. was pros
trated with Bright's Disease, crick in the
back, rheumatism and malaria. From
the latter he had suffered for fifteen yeaIs
without help. In 1854 he says, "War-
ner's Safe Cure cured me and | am sourd
and well" Ifyou doubt, ask your neigh
Dor
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-15

LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.-CTo the
Daily n. & O.)-Grant is better. The
troubles at Aspinwall, and the central
American war, have ended. England
is pushing her var preparations in a
spirit that means mischief. Turkey 10
trying to stand neutral, but cannot.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-15

New YORK MARKErs.-Maney / per
cent. cotton dull at II Is l6laIl > lGc;
southern four. firmer and rather quiet at
81 00(Gi 90; wheat, ungraded red SGla
S94c; corn, May 55!@544c; rosin doll at
81 l0(4l l23; spirits turpentine STEADY
at 303c.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-15

VALUABLE BOOK. To Senator N
w. Ransom we are indebted for a large
pamphlet issued by the census ofhee'
giving Prof. J.. B. Killebrew's special
report upon the culture and curing OF
tobacco in this country. Col R0bt. w.
Best has already given our readers some
excerpts from the book: but we hod the
mass Of information aud data OF the to-
bacco crop to far surpass our expecta-
tiOns.
Ia relation to North Carolina, Prof.
Killebrew says: The average value OF
the product is thus reported By various
counties from all parts of the tobacco re
gion: Buncombe - cents; Madison, -
cents; Haywood, 20 cents; Warren, ~
cents; Rockingham, Is cents; Alamance,
Is cents; Caswell, is cents; Granville, IA
cents; Forsyth, II cents; Yadkin Z cents;
Wilkes, 6 cents; Randolph, l23 cents;
Guilford, 8 cents; Person, - cents.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-15

RAILRoADs.-More than 20 mics OF
the Ridgeway & Richmond K. X. IS
ready for the cross-ties in Virginia; and
nearly an equal distance between Ridge
way and the River.-The line OF the
Wilson ,,Short-Cut'' IS be ng cut out,
and contractors are viewing the ground
Work will begin shortly.-Col. Nor
rison and Engineer Atkinson have re-
sumed work on the Cape Fear extern
sion to Mt. Airy.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-15
~

NEvER.-Mrs. Helen Leikem, West
McHenry, H., two years ago used War
ner's Safe Nervine for complete nervous
prostration. August, 1884, she wrote,
Il have never enjoyed such good health,
have had no return OF my old trouble"
Try it.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-15

CAPTURES A LoRD-London. Anil
Miss Lawrence, of New York, i en-
gagged to be married to Lord Vernon, Of
Sudbury Parks, Derbyshire.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-15

AotaI ,UOO
In Other words nearly the whole de-
post was loaned to some seven concerns
and most of it to those in some way con-
nected with the bank. This note OF the
Ouray mining company is worthless. and
everybody is familiar with the Ouray
mining project by which Norfolk lost
800, 900.
Elizabeth City Economist: Rumor
says that Chowan county is a heavy suf-
ferer By the failure of the Exchange Ma
tlonal Bank, of Norfolk. We hear that
Herbert Page had S16,0 900 and c. H.
Robinson, the collector, Sc, 900 on de-
post and others, making an aggregate Of
800, 900.
Mr.. urlah Vaughan of Hartford is un-
derstood to have lost $25. 600. Mr.. Titus
Carr of Greene, held a cheque for 81, $50
of course in all these cases some portion
of the indebtedness will be recovered
possibly as much as half: tho probably
less than that.
RALEIGH.
Our City has suffered several recent
such as D.. T. johnson, the Messrs,
Creech, VIM. Simpson s. Co; but 10
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Northern papers daily at Denmarks
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-15

Local. advertisements inserted for two
cents 4 word, each week.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-15

Mr.. L. b. Holt is erecting a 10000
residence at Graham. Look out for us
friend H., when it rains! This shanty
naLS
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-15

oasce TWO Doors Below fuckers Hall.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-15

...StatcsylIle IuUIH0rL Rev. y
5. Lacy, Of Jonesboro, has accepted a
invitation to deliver the literary addrc,
before the graduating class Of Statcsylll
Female College, at commencement.
Miss Eveline Ashc died Of cou-umptt5
at the residence OF her auut Miss MAJ
garet X Mitchell, Tuesday night. Sh
was a granddaughter OF the late Pho.
Mitchell, Of Chapel Hill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-11
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERA
NETWORK CIT.

The following shows the transactions recorded
IN the Registers Office to-day
Msasouave W cor of 74thst lsxsO; NJ Mona a,
bon ct Sf 81 70 Ierngtcnaye 2olixlOos;
122dsi IS NV n IL WI r S'' ........ 1000
set,st s. lo''o II " 4'n''e $500
ssihS - l0o f !. y u IeSes,eb 10000
'2e151 ana x iie to u risht 2O5oo
l2'I' r6SD 10y 10 2oa Poreher $4,000
ofe,raS snS apo o G f Msrv lodge 5000
n,Sa7 Ss's 20 II Il rs $ Of ls'thsa 5oSSS
' b and i VIE 20 g F' wcrne a1AiO.z $500
ssszpsse " cor Of Iisbon:place 25xloO; op ,o
.c qsss a 90 % IT H~ Of Sdsy 21ioo Clark
isss 90 I, S Kerpcr and 10000
BeraSy ,os S lew ana az sa' 10 Shea 1000
To ~ n aSo ~ W pi 10 " Crawford ~ 10000
sss S,lirbe anS anotRer to Henry Voz $4,000
La on 2d.si near 5tL-aSe 20xIOO (24th wardE LIP
I Esad is q, dcS To "a '"4'0 -DHY... 1000
l SsR ana s "l'e et '9' o. broadway q6xsaI25186
Isl interest w Valentine and wife to V 90.
sris I' !. 500 II Of 2davc 25i38Si Cummings Ooo
spe wife I To- = R Ia $4,000
ana Wiz TO Oh James C q $4,000
Fbsrt ,oJ b %orean '''............ 10000
AID vile 10 Il Il l.40O
DmS.imsn to N Wsiienstein and another 2s25o
l0ih.st s. l75 II W OF shave 25xlOOll' Margt xoo
Y II
and wife to-, to- lew $4,000
ccSSor 70 90 Hardy and another ,..-. 10000
isfi and another 70 george Ehret ......... 1850
sSothe r to sS Frank Gas Cas- 1000
Esogh Ct al 10 Amelia Kiersfed "'..'.... 1880
nave. g s. isZ.o IT n Of l9Sth-st 96.2x35i
and wife to ID & Weeks 10
frsnklinave s. Lot las; 23I45.Ox Irregular same -
10 Weeks. 10
WslSerser and wi,s to Bneer and snotho -. le4OO
singer to D Martin y '.-.. 10000
wife to Fsrmsn Rogers and another 1880