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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-12-07
EURGLARIEs 1t was remarked in thi

EURGLARIEs 1t was remarked in this
r.,tlmn a day or two ago that the cold
weather. had augmented the number of beg
,.cs in this city, and from their recent ex-
II It's, it may be said burglars, toe. On
>aturday evening last, between the hours OF
tx and seven o'clock, while the family of
Mr.. John A. Marshall, who resides on the
scu,h side Of Wolfe street, between St Asaph
and Pitt, we're at supper, burglars entered
The house. ard ransacked it from top to bot
,gm in search If portable plunder. The
thieves proceeded from room to room, light
ng re gas j. each and exploring every
,,'.ca where vHiuables are generally kept.
n the room occupied By Mrs. Charles Mar.
s9a!l the burglars carried off q pocketbook
containing 81 90, jewelry box in which
were lady's gold watch aud chain, pair
o; bracelets. two sets o. earrings, charm.
ring, &c. They also entered the room OF
Mrs. John A. Marshall, from which they
took a pair of bracelets, cameo set of jew.
elrv, a ling. &c after which they left the
house with their booty, and made good their
escape In room they had visited they
left "a setchei and jewelry box, both empty,
however. Upon Mr.. Marshall's family dis
covering that the house had been robbed
they raise IN alarm, and number Of neigc-
bors rrpaire,! to the scene. and shortly after.
ward Lieutenant Smith went to tho house
and made i thorough search Of the premi-
seq. 1t is impossible TO ascertain where the
burglars made their entrance 10 the house CT
where their exit was effected. Shortly after
this robbery, end while Lieutenant Smith
was on his way back TO the station house,
he observed upon reaching Prince street
that large watch dog belonging to Mr.. Jo-
scph Brager was out on the street. As the
canine is always kept in Mr.. BIS. yard, the
Lieutenant thought it strange that the ami
ma! was roaming the streets. He, however,
proceeded 10 the station house, from which
,,face he was soon summoned by Mr.. Brager
through the telephone, the latter gentleman
5uformiug him that his home had been rob
Ted. Upon Lieut.. Smith arriving at MIR. Bra
GERS house he aud Officer TIGER proceeded
on an exploring expedition, but found moth.
:ug had been stolen, though the premises
presented several traces of burglar tracks.
a window was found open, through which
The burglar Or burglars had entered the
house. They had doubtless been scared oil
nv the alarm which had been raised. Be
fore entering the house thethi or thieves
had liberated the watch dog, and opened
the gate in order that it might 60 in the
street. Several tramps who had taken re-.
suge from the blizzard at the station house
last night were searched this morning, but
20 piunder was found on them, and so far
the perpetrators of the robberies are un-
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-12-07

UlHE LAZY PARTNERSHIP OF WATTLEs 3
| MUSHBACd was on the goth ultimo dis
solved by mutual consent. Either partner OF the
md N Ieceipt for whatever may be due them on
account of professional services.
CIV. WATTLES will hereafter occupy the rear
ofice and G. A. MUSHBACH the front Office of
No. 5 n Fairfax street.
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NEW YORK Der. stocks active and weak.
Money nominal at 2a2la. Cotton quiet; up
lands 92s; Orleans 9-16 futures steady. Flour
dell AID heavy. Wheat higher. Corn lower.
Pork steady at . S7l2a1O 25. Lard steady at
$685..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-12-07

CHRISTMAS GOODS-Cal1 and examine our
I Thermometers. used for fancy work AMI dec
oratiye art. [de5l SUMMERS & ALLEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-12-07

TOILET CASES, Odor Stands, French Plate Mir
i rers, Bisque Ware, Fancy Beetles and Fine
Toilet Soaps, Sc, at
dec5 SUMMERS & ALLeNS.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF ALEXANDRIA.
FOE S.iLE OR REM

MI. WATERMAN, Manager.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-04-11

- ~ hlss bisssssastyss
v = Ksasasl } ss.I gsausss.' =.
sra@y 40 i sspssss4 ka.e n a.
NJ: ys'sr sI,smss.. 4 II.ss.,
90. ~, "A Monday lssrslay,
af'sf . visit N lAfss dsys 70 hls
mother snd sisters
Dr. jcha Wright rslsrssd from
Holly Springs Tuesday mornlnr,
where he bed besn attending :
meeting u the medical ssnsofs
The foIiowIng persons will Iss,s
N dsy for the New Orleans Erv,
siiicn Capt. and Mrs ]. A. Rain.
water, Mrs. L. Y. Rainwa,cr, Mu
" 3. McCiacken, Mn. Laura
Farthins. Misses Jennie Rain.
wsisf. Dellis Wall, 0fs Carlton
and Mamie Lavender, and Mcs.fs.
W. L, Carlton, W. r. Flautt W.
]. EckIes, J. r., N. p, and X. NJ.
Short, W. II. Rose, A.C. Terrell,
Jim. Lavender, Josh lIighiowsr,
Willie and Emmett Dlann, G. NJ.
Henderson, A. y. Minor and lady,
Mrs. 7. Fishel, Mrs A. Neal, Mira.
L. Nisbes, II. Il. Hall and s. q.
Williamson.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-04-11
Tho Old Story.

Why do we hear 80 much about
dyspepsia7 Simply because 20
many people have il. Why are SO
many people talking about their
cure from this dreadful disease 7
Simply because they have been
taking Browns Iron Bitters.
Thus it is with Mrs. Taylor Of
Lynchburg, Sumter Co., s. c.,
who says, 81 have used Browns
Iron Bitters for dyspepsiawith most
favorable results. Ibelieve this med
icine is all that it is represented"
Dyspeptics, and sufferersfrom neu.
ralgia, weakness, etc. should try it.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-04-11

In view Of the scarcity Of mon
ey and the hard times, we have
made arrangements with the man
ufacturers Of the Buck Eye Cultiva-
tors and Plow Sulkies To place the
coming spring q limited number
Of these labor.saving implement In
the hands Of farmers at CASH
PRICE with 10 per cent interest,
from date Of order, payable Nov. LIST
1885. A sod not, will be requir-
ed from each purchaser Those
desiring TO take advantage Of this
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCE
MENT will please notify US as
early as possible, 10 we may place
their order before all are taken
up. One man and pair Of mules
can cultivate fifty to seventy-fve
acres. Farmers are invited TO call
and see our BUCKEYE FORCE
PUMP, just the thing for cisterns
and shallow wells. A full line Of
Barbed-wire always on hand
WALL 4 LACEY.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-04-11

MAnsHAL BRIDaEs and posse
went out west Of Como Saturday
evening and remainded on duty
sll night, watching for two law
less individuals. At last they
captured one Of the men-John
Jones. The most serious charge
against him is stealing a wagon
from Squire Simmons, in beat four
whence he was taken by special
officers last Monday evening. II
10 believed that Jones and his pal
belong TO band Of horse.thcives.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-04-11

DAVE CLARK (c) was before the
Mayor Wednesday on the charge
Of selling whisky at festival, and
> dark cloud Of witnesses appeared
for both the State aud the defend
ant There Was much contradic-
tory swearing aud several persons
undoubtedly pcrjured themselves.
AT last rather buxom woman,
= witness for the defendant, admit
ted that she got some whisky from
Dave while his arms were around
her, declaring that she want
I'd Il 70 ease the misery m her
stomach" When questioned
- this point, Dave ss.d that the
kufsing ftlt % god that he didn't
knoW how ne "eot : hold on de
whisky and Ne didn't think there
uoald b any extufbment about
4" This ffank admimion VA
efeets1 With ruvrs a laughter from
- ardionoo, I'M Honor included
1no joEy pcnmD1|y nonounosd Z
~ : ~ iuI|iy.'
The Panola weekly star., 1885-04-11

fHs other day a brakeman Yell
sd out to some boys who were
stealing ride on the accommoda-
ton: "Sce hsrel I'm goin' to
chuck some of you. kids in the
Asr. # you don't keep off this ere
trs,A and it'll bo wore than the
Mayor 6nins you . dollar"
The Panola weekly star., 1885-04-11

IT 10 said that the Star Of Beth.
l.hem, which guided the Wise
Men Of the East more than eight
cen hundred years ago, is now
visible at 5 O'clock in the morning,
just above the eastern horizon.
This star will not bo visible again
in four hundred years.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-04-11
MAYOR Meek remarked the other

MAYOR Meek remarked the other
day that he was only interested In
one question Of the dog suit, and
that was whetherthe court would
be able to collect the cost. We
understand the case was finally
compromised on this basis: One
nan took the female canine and
fhc other was promised two Of her
descendants. We don't know
whether the honorable Mayor was
paid cash, or was promised some.
thing. or whether the constable
had TO pay the cost.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-04-11
Ttsf-ss ss,. Nv. H-sazvps.



wafHsn II hsik plsszsa saF
bssssHIy Fsihsf. IN lie sIIwIss
sHd iasssspshshslbIs pfssIdeses,
y cell up higher oaF sslsyea
brother. 3 " iissbss.ss, and
ssi~eas saf hearts TI1wsd ~isb
grief ~ ihs great ls@s lhIs uaish
sussslnst
TAvgws, Rs@oLvrp, That IN
FoFfow ~ msekiy bow ~ THE
dispsnsailon n uur unrrflng .IOd.
knowing that "IIs deesh slI lhinss
we'll"
RssoLvsp farther In The death
ofour brother The church has let
one N her most earnest and resi-.
Gus preachers, aiho faith a. d-liy
cred 10 the saints one ofilr sblsst
defenders, The country one of its
most useful anil klnd.hear,ed eli.
ssns
RgsoLvsD, Further, that We ten.
der TO tho bereaved family Of our
deceased brother the a~nrsnc.
that this ia an occasion upon
which Eve weep with those slo
weep" and We truly sympathilp
with them ia their great ahlictiou
!. RESOLVED that the olork Of tbp
body be instructed " forward q
copy Of the above TO the "Bapust
Record TENNESSEE Baptist, and
"PANoLA STAR, aud request them
10 publish The came.
II J LEoog.
A + YouSG, Cox.
7 WATT LASIER.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-04-11
w hear that Frank MYerR &c

W. hear that Frank Myers (c)
Was before Squire 6amuels last
Wednesday, on the charge ofburn-
ing Mr.. X. B. McKee's Clubhouse;
he was jailed in default OF a bond
nf $500. Myers was the chic I
witness against W. S. Wingo, who
was convicted Of the same crime
last fall--the Supreme Court
reversing and remandiny the case.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-04-11

MAnRrRD--In sardis, April sth,
1885, at tho residence ofthe brides
father, Mr.. W. o Hunter. by Rev.
L. d. Ramsey, Mr.. T. II. TAYLOR,
Of Como, and Miss KATIE HrSTrf.
The happy couple left on the fret
train for the New Orleans Exposi-
tion.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-04-11


Ar Z colorsd festival" three
miles southwest Of Sardis, last Sat
urday night, Dave Clark and
Dave Allen hadfa dispute over a
nickls, which resulted in a fight
they clinched and Clarke, who is
. much older man than Allen,
stabbed him 10 release himself
the knife entered the left breast,
though the wonnd is not serious.
The case was tried Monday, and
Justice Floyd fined Clark $40 and
Gust, but remittsd half the finc.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-04-11

WHEN a young and marriageablc
bachelor is seen making extensive
improvements on his residence, as
i, the case with a friend Of ours, it
is not difficult to guess tho event
that will probably follow.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-04-11
Well Rwarded.

A liberal reward will be paid to
any party who ~ill produce a case
Of liver, kidney or stomach com
plant that Electric Bitters will
not speedily cure. Bring them
along, it win cost you nothing for
the medicine il it fails to cure. your
you will be we'll rewarded for seas.
trouble besides. All blood ditipa-
es, biliousness, jaundice, consump-
tion. and general debility are
quickly cured. Satisfaction guar
anteed or money refunded, Price
only 30 cents at Henderson Bros.
ri
The Panola weekly star., 1885-04-11
General Debility.

For several years past my wifc's
health has been exceedingly
feeble-a general break DOWN Of
the nervous system. she vac
greatly reduced it, lesh. No rem.
.dyseemed 70 80 her any goOd.
In the spI.ag Of 1883 | induced
her 70 Try swif;'s Specific. Tho
first bottle gave her hope and
twenty bottles produced wonderful
results. She gsined thirty roladg
IN hesl snj aoeafsd hsr phol
system. / II certainty 3D. gf,af
est tonic in the world.
T.J HIGGiss.
Indian Springs, Ga, Nov. 8, 1885,
Treatise on blood and Skin Diseases
msiled free.
TEE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. Drawer
3, Atlanta, Ga.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-04-11

Al rgFtsys csIllysfm n wvs'
- ssf iz.ph ~ I'll ~ lhsnl
'paTztls IL H.s@al~f. -
wAlsA Lsesy. Ass
BastsJs Y@ss Pump. hm. ia
iss -ssId isf etsIsfss ssi shsIIsv
wslIa
wAIs a L.ssy. Agi,.
The fnmss.lc ssvias Mashlss
Leads them Ill.
Wall a LAssy. Asi'.
The Thomas Iiarow ssknowI.
edged 10 bs the hast.
wAh& a LaosY, Aals.
For everything In Hardware
aud Furniture and House Keeping
soas go 70 Wall q Lacey's. They
scII for cash and a. small profits.
Doa't forgot 10 500 thoir Bluff City
c'oking.stovos; Barbed.wire a qe.
eiaby
Frcsh goods arriving all tho
time at WALL Il LAcEY's.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-04-11
4 etsnch House

We wish to specially direct the
attention Of the readers OF the STAR
to the card Of Mcssrs. NJ. Gavin &
Co., ono Of the most extensive
grocery and commission houses in
Memphis. Merchants and farmers
In need Of supplies and provisions
should be sure to send to this firm
for q price.list; they sell for cash.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-04-11

Commencing Wednesday, April
lst, and until further notice, the
Illinois Central Railroad will sell
excursion tickets from Grenada TO
Now Orleans and return. to parties
Of three or more on one solid tick
ct, at rate Of $3.50 per passenger.
Tickets good to return within ten
days from date Of sale.
A. II. Hsnson,
General Passenger Agent.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-04-11
Donpato Women

Ihave been asiug for amonth oi
two in my household Swift's spc
cifc, the greater portion Of it hay
ing been consumed by the icmai.
portion Of my family and with th
happiest results II acted like b
charm on my wife, who had been
in bad health ior a long time, nnD
for whom | had paid hundred. N
dollars for doctors aud medicin
II began TO build her up from TN.
first dose. Another famale mem
Der Of my family took it WI.
equally satisfactory results Il Z.
certainly the best tonic for del.
cate ladies that have ever u.c,
and | have tried than all. ha
no doubt that want Of exercis
close confinement in poorly ventil
ated houses, sewer gas poison ant
malarial poison often proluc,
sickness among our wives, daugh
ters and sisters, and ! believ,
Swift's Specific is the remedy fol
all this sort Of blood poisoning.
know many Of the best families o
this county are using it for thi
purpose. and | have never knowl
or heard Of any failure to give
entire satisfaction. ! have knowr
the remedy a long time. | know
it TO be entirely vegetable, AM
the best tonic and alternative, esp
cially for females.
+. /. JosEs, J. r. Quitnan. Ga
The Panola weekly star., 1885-04-11

WHAf Is the matter with the
Ba,csville papers7 No copy Of
the Psnolian reached tho Sardis
postofiice last week, and a copy Of
tho Blade has not been seen in
several weeks.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-04-11

From among the the many tes-
timonials received we selected the
following written by J. Ii. Carter,
a resident Of Phelps Co., Mo-, who
says, 81 have used Sherman's
PRrcKLy Ash BrrrERs to the best
advantage, and can honestly testi-
fly that it has done myself and
family an immense good, and from
my experience recommend it high
ly to all sufferers" April lltb.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-04-11
MONDAY was a showcry day.
Sororuia.

Are any members Of your family
thusafflictedi Have they scrofulous
swellings Of the glands7 Have
they any scrofulous sores or ulcers9
II 30, and It should be neglected,
the peculiar taint, or poison may
deposit itself in the substance Of
the lungs, producing CONSUMPTION.
Look well to the condition Of your
family, and If thus afflicted, give
the proper remedy without delay.
Buy that which makes absolute
cures in the shortest space Of time,
The unerring finger of public opin'
ion points to B. D. B. as the most
wonderful remedy for scrofula ever
known. You need not take our
word-you need not know our
name-merit is all you seek. Ask
your neighbors, ask your druggists
ask or write 10 those who give
their certificates and be convinced
that B. D. B. is the quickest anc
most perfect Blood Purifier evel
before known. March 81, m
The Panola weekly star., 1885-04-11
LOOK OUT!
FOR
NEW SPRING GOODS!
AT
Gunter d Spain's.
Bucklsn's Arnioa sslve

The best salve in the world fol
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores. letter
Chapped Hands, chilblains, Corns'
and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles. or no pay re-
quired. Il is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money re-
funded. Price Is cents per boz
Al Henderson Bros. Sept. 8. "a.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-04-11
A Rum Drugstrs.


Never was such q rush made for
drugstores ~ IL now for Trial
Bottle Of DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds.
All persons aff cted with asthma,
bronchitis, hoarseness. severe
coughs, or any affection oi the
throat and lungs. can get u Trial
Bottle Of this great remedy free,
by calling for IL at the leading
drugstor-s. Regular size one dol.
lar al Henderson Bros. [51
The Panola weekly star., 1885-04-11

WI gro looking for tho baseball
fever, which ragged 20 ferosly
len summer, TO again break out
Ii eardis almost any day.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-04-11

Ryan's Steam Clothcs.W Washer
is The only one | have ever seen
worth having. The machine is a
good thing W ?. johnson,
Glenville, Miss
The Panola weekly star., 1885-04-11

Deals In watches. diamonds. Jew
elry. silverware. s,lid gid goods of
every description. spectaeles,c s,cl'cks.
&c. Manufacturing jeweIer and
optician. Repairing Of line watch.
es aud jevrlry. . speciality. 265
Main street. corner N Court. Mem
phi-. Tenn
Sept. 9. 1sM.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-04-11

sucH Of the English sparrows
q have . hsbitstion in Sardis are
shrcwd, calculating birds; they
build their ncsts in the tall towers
Of the courthouse.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-04-11
Beautiful Eair--the Glory OF q
Woman.

In all ages Of the world tho hair
Of women has been admired by
mankind, and painters and poets
have We'd with each other in sing.
ing its praise or in portraying its
beauties upon the imperishab'e
canvas. Don't neglect your hairl
II it is dry, harsh, turning gray or
falling out use the "La. Creole
Hair Restorer" made after a recipe
which has never failed to give aad
preserve to creole women their
beautiful tresses. Ladies, use il az
q hair dressing, tonic and invigor.
tor, and the distance between
youth and silvery old age will be
immensely increased. Sold by
druggists and at wholesale by the
Man sfeld Medicine Company
Memphis, Tenn. April, llth.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-04-11

90 soJ. J. Herdersen's fov the
cbeape.t -four In barrels aud half
barrels, lard. meat, sugar, coffee,
molases. &c, At rsek bottom pr.
ess.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-04-11

Carr RAfHwArss's school will
ksvs holiday nsxt week 70 allow
k,s pupils 90 opportunity 10 at-
ssnd the ExpouisIon.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-04-11

Al ias: ne fssfs ssses As bud
ans
The Panola weekly star., 1885-04-11

Ar. Editor. I~.s iadsssd BY reaa-
Ine your god paper % ~ d.. Harses's
Isou Tooic fos debility. liver dIsopdev
ana srroluIa. ssd shrup. b111lps ksss
supf -. Asssps ~ 1nc11R Jo. o
nG~Kx.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-04-11

Aso4msa cgId wave--and n IL
% bs hspsd The last d the SEASON.
s.rsst ssrdIs Wednesday morn.
iAs.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-04-11
For Rent
r. n. Smith, Barber.

T. II. Smith desires 10 inform
the public that he has re-opened
his Barber-shop, at the old stand,
two doors from the post.ohice,
where he can be found at all sea-
sonable hours, fully prepared To do
work nhis line with neatness and
dispatch.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-04-11
Our Thoroughbred knight
Errant Jack,
BLACK CROOK,

will stand this SEASON NJ our farm. I.1ng
Branch, miles east Of CORTLAND, n The
rpdnrrd price II tsD0, easl. with the
privilege of fall season. lie IL six year,
Old, rs hands high, JET black, a No. I
breeder was sired By samson, he BY
sstin, he by Phillip. he by knight Er-
rant. IIi- dam was a knight Efrant
Jennet. This Jark contains The best
strain. of stock IN Tennessee. Pas,urage
furnished for 500 per month grain
ic,l At reasonable rates. No responsible.
" Tor accidents or escapes.
E.TdA. n. LEIGH. Owners.
March 18th.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-04-11

Group, whoopipg Cough and
Bronchitis immediately relieved
by Shiloh's Cure
The Panola weekly star., 1885-04-11

MoxsY savgD by buying groce-
rics Of J. J. Henderson.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-04-11

wAsrgD-A few boarders want.
ed by Mrs. Z. V. ELLIS.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-04-11

srvyalb estm freight trains
sss<eI along this week.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-04-11
KING HAL,

klNU 1AL,
by Tom Hal, sire by Little Brown jug
pacing record. 2: III, and Brown Hal
irotting record 2: 27i at four years old /;
lst dam by Ben Rice; 2nd dam eorrel
Ball, by Hughes Traveller; u dam by
Belrhszxar, junior. be. Belshazsar, out oi
Black Mariah. thoroughbred; Ben Rice
by Hughes Trnyeler. he by old Traveller,
out Of Efiie whitesides, thoroughbred I;
lst dam by Dan Rice. thoroughbred; 2nd
dam by stackpole, thoroughbred II
dan. y imported Ieyiathan. King Hal
IL one II the richest bred stations IN the
state, being the greatest sire Of saddle
hor-es. and richly baekcI up by thor
ouyhbrrds. lie stands IN hands high,
powerfully mus,led and very fast both
IN the pace and track, having pared In
his , year old form, a mile out In 2: 10
Minutes, and irotted the mile In three
minutes, with no regular handling. He
did this while being broke 10 harness.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-04-11

FRgsu GARDEN SEEDS and snion.
sets at J.J. lIenderson's.
The Panola weekly star., 1885-04-11
TERAIsi

Ten dollars In advance, with tho privi.
lego Of fall season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-14
Ceaal Monies

CUPREME COURT, CITY AND OUNTi Of
~ NEW ORK.-Joseph II. wester Ied against Henry ..
IL inerocuory decree Of sale duly sade
s.d entered IN THIS oco end Med IN s once o. the c,k
ruary 1852 the undersigned referee In said DO 70 nsm-d
S III rds ue IN s y Of New YORK on the h day
March a, y oe1es noon by j. .a
therein described - oiows 10 Wit;
City OF NewYork bounded an de embed follows Begin
ming az 1en on a southeTy sde o. 0neahS.e I'm,
westor OF ON hundr forty It'll srest and no
Eleventh avenue inches he cen Ire Of the
hence We ery along SAID cen re Inc - feet eDco north
sonhery dan Tor agbta street and
thence along me street rs
Also all those ten certain lots pieces or parcel, OF lind
bounded and Besnnirg on tbs DorthsT
81 OF one Hundred and ortyssvsnth point dis.
Eleventh avenue and one Hundred Forty zenith street
running then northerly para e w,h tho Eleventh
ely along said line go foet thence south ry
eTly sde Of One HundIei sveJh street and
thence easeriy along sad norhery soe OF ne Hundred
ginning.
.. lana situate tae we'erly side OF Elm street and aso
the norter Of a.erne sne and the ana con
made by Amos Corning tity surveyor ana nisi In
the nee CT The esissr Of ths Ct ana an 81 R.gn
Dn SIDE OF Elm street ~ pc n twenty set
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