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Smyrna times., 1886-03-03
Personal.

Presiding Elder France and Rev. J.
B. Quigg, left to-day for ElktOn, the
seat of the annual conference. Rev. E.
+. White has funeral to attend to both
to-day and tomorrow, and is delayed
on that account. Mrs. France and
Mrs. White will accompany their hus-
bands, and Mrs. Quigg may also go
later.
Misses Belle and Jene Hofecker,
who come on East last June to visit
relatives and friends left Smyrna yes
terday for their Western home, Brook
field Mo. VIM. Truax who came on
the first of the year also started yester-
day for the same place.
The following persons from this town
attended the wedding of Miss Carrie
Roche Allen and Frank J. White of
Wilmington on Wednesday last: Misses
Mary, Edith and Laura Bell, Miss May
Primrose, Mrs. B. B. Allen, Miss Minnie
Allen, Mrs. T. B. Megear, Miss Name
Heitshu, Miss Hettie Megear, H. w.
Jefferson, +. Wilmer Collins, w. B.
Megear, F. J. Williams and G. ].
Smithers.
Miss Florence X. Warner, of Walk
er's, is visiting her aunt, Mrs Jones, on
the bay shore in ThorOughfare Neck
Miss Sarah S. Baggs, who has been
the guest of Mrs. w. G.. Pierce the past
few days returned to her home in Cam
den yesterday.
Miss Beatrice Woodward and Mr.
w. N. Schlesinger of Philadelphia came
down yesterday to join with her friends
in the festival, returning this A. N.
Mrs. r. A. Hance, of Philadelphia
John S. Hoffecker and wife of Whining
ton, Mrs. T. E. Martindale and Mrs. 7
]. Stevenson of Dover, Miss Emmi
Hickman of Philadelphia, Miss Su
NIilliway of Wilmington, and Miss Car
rie Kerbin of Dover, have spent severa
: days in visiting friends the past weel
f in this town.
} Miss Ella Hall of Philadelphia is visit
. ing Miss Mary Hall and Miss LizZi
g CahOOn of Dover, is visiting Miss Nor
s Cotton.
f The communication on our first pag,
D "Three-FOnrths of the way across tn
l. Continent" is from the pen of Georg
: s. HOffecker son of John S. HOfecke
o so we'll known to our readers as th
author of the letters which have al
proved in these columns from time
) time signed Rambler" The fir
= named, who writes over the name
: MAX Maxey" left a COnnecticl
! school where he was preparing for
= profession, at the command of his phys
y clan to put his books aside and chO
- between an out -Of-dOOr life or broke
~ down health, striking out for the fro
- tier, as the change had to be mad
% y His letter is description of sjOurn'
q to his new home whose bracing air h
u u impaired the hoped for vigor of life.
Smyrna times., 1886-03-03
THIs Is A JOKE.
Enhme Snnrnn Tim


MR.. EDITOR The expression of
opinions concerning the administration
Of the affairs of our educational insti-
tuition by its guardian, are growing
more frequent, and more untaVOrable.
Recent developments, together with
the information that our people have
received from time to time, have pro
voked the most bitter criticism.
Any individual, posing before a
community as a model and mOralist,
must tread carefully, and without de-
Walton, the path marked out by their
professions, or shoulder the RESPONSE
bility of injurious comment.
Enjoying not sinecure, but some
thing very closely allied, by the in
dorsement of a few and the reluctant
acouiescence of the many, seems to
endOw some persons with the notion
that they have unlimited privileges.
When public servant presumes to die
tate, direct and influence his directors,
it is the right of anyone who contrib
utes directly to his maintenance, to
demand some limit to his authority;
if not, theserVant becomes master.
COnceding all demands, can see In
the near future, embodied in the cur
riculum of Smyrna's Educational Pal
ace" Sanscrit and Hebrew, the price of
their introduction a professors salary,
to be raised by increased taxation.
The benefit accruing from the addition,
may be compared with that the high
school students now receive from the
study of the Iliad and the Odyssey.
Smyrna times., 1886-03-03
Advertisements.

THE attention Of our readers is called
to the following new advertisements:
House For Rent-Mrs. Frances A.
Cavender.
Public Sale-Smyrna Roller Skating
Rink.
Clothing-A. G. Yates s. Co.
Carriages, &c.-J. G. Lassel & Co.
General Merchandise-W. +. Glenn
ent.
CaRpets-W. II. Moore & Co.
Annual Financial Statement of the
Town Of Smyrna.
Building Lots For Sale-J. p, Hudson.
For Rent or Sale-KathaFiRe II.
Douglass.
f. NJ. Cloak, NJ. D., Druggist.
Notice The Diamond State Build
ing and Loan Association.
Carpets. & j. Dobson.
The Thoroughbred Stallion Spring
Hill-Terrence Carvine.
Smyrna times., 1886-03-03

The burden of taxation now falls
heavily upon many with only meagre
resources, yet they pay heartily the as
sessment upon them for the support OF
our public schools.
ANY unnecessary increase in the cost
of educating our young people, will
not, we believe, be tolerated by the
School Commissioners; yet, if in their
Judgment, an increase in the salary OF
any of our teachers is justifiable, let it
be with the faithful, the deserving.
x
Smyrna times., 1886-03-03
Municipal Election.

The election on Monday, for Alder
man, Town Commissioners, Assessor
and Treasurer was without any special
issue, the general sentiment Of the
town being in favor of continuing the
old Board. There was, however,
another ticket whose paternity is not
known. as they only came to the polls
in the pockets Of the voters, less than
a dozen. The OBIy candidates between
whom there was anything like Q con-
test were those for assessor. The fol-
lowing is the result of the vote:
AIderman-H. G. Budd, l08; Geo.
+. Brown, 2.
Commissioners II. Hoffecker,
lGS; Geo. w. Taylor, 10l; John B,
Cooper, Ill; John VanGasken, lOl
William A. Fagies, lO4 Joshua I. Jer-
man, l13; Samuel Taylor. l0S; VIM
Ashcraft, u; B. " Weldon, 20; W
+. jefferson. 10; w. M. Bell, q; J. =
Webb, 2; j. G. Bailey, / J. G. Stoekly
]; W. Phillips, l; w. A. McKOwn, l..
&ssessOr-GeO. NJ. Stevenson, so; II
d. Boyer. 40 Nat. Pratt, II.
Treasurer @aElee ?. Hofiecker, llS
Go HEAR the White Rose Minstreis
] o,,d louoh Friday night.
Smyrna times., 1886-03-03

Another sudden death was that of
David Shahan which occurred on Satur-
day at his home west of Clayton, it is
thought, as a result of exposure. He
had recently had an attack of pneu
mOnia from which he felt nearly or
quite recovered, went to a sale on We'd
nesday, to a party on Thursday even
ing and was at Clayton on business on
Friday evening and died the next day
before noon. He was a young man Of
considerable energy of character, and
was making arrangements to purchase
of the other heirs the home" farm
and his visit to Clayton on the evening
before his death it is said was in tht
furtherance of his business plans. H,
was 81 years old.
Smyrna times., 1886-03-03
Removals Changes in Business Pla-
oes and Residences.

Monday, March lst, was moving day
in this locality. The changes in both
town and country are much less than
usual. The following are the business
changes:
Jas. G. Lassell & Co., have moved
from the old carriage factory on Market
street to the new one recently erected
for them near the Odd Fellows Hall,
by Jefferson & Clayton; Edward Har-
risOn has moved TO the room recently
vacated by DIR. Tanning, opposite the
Smyrna House Geo. Cathcart, news
dealer, moves from Market street TO
the room recently occupied by +. ],
Carter, on Commerce street. as an ovs
ter saloon, Mr.. Carter taking a back
room in the same building, Mr.. Cath
cart being succeeded by VIM. PAL
mer, butcher. H. r. Mustard &, o.
will take the Office, when it Is finished
now being erected by Miss s. b. Col.
Inns, on Market street, and are suc-
ceeded by isaac Wilson, harness dealer
from the Opposite side Of the street /
G. Brinton takes his old stand on Com
merce street and is succeeded on Mar
Smyrna times., 1886-03-03
DEATHS.

RSON. AT the residence of her daugh-
ter, Mrs Sadie Warren, at Ashburn,
near Philadelphia, on Monday, March
lst Mrs. Sarah " FarsOn. widow of the
late James T. FarsOn, aged y years
The friends of the deceased are invited to
meet ut her late residence on the State road,
on Thursday afternoon, March 4th, at
o'clock. Interment at Odd Fellows Gene
terry, Smyrna.
FORD.-Near Seversons Church, March
lst, Sallie d, daughter of Matthew and
Nancy Ford, aged lG years, 6 months
and IA days.
SHAHAN.-NearB BlackistOn Cross Roads,
February 9th, David Shahan, aged 81
years and months.
Smyrna times., 1886-03-03

WE last week published the delibe-
rations and the conclusions of the State
Temperance Alliance. While the reso-
lutions adopted by that body were
practically unanimous, there were some
men of acknowledged prOminenceinthe
temperance ranks who differed with
them in the course decided upon to
run a third party or Temperance ticket
To these our correspondent Kent" "
pays his respects in this issue, and
states why he thinks the course the
Alliance took was the proper one.
Smyrna times., 1886-03-03
PAYNE G.. GREEN,
323 North Second Street,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

Announces that for the Spring of 1856
he has secured many choice patterns in
Velvet, Body Brussels, Tapestry Brussels
and Ingram Carpetings, Rugs, Mats, Oil
Cloths, Window Sh9dings, sc A full line
Of which will be shown throughout the
McColley, Jr. The inspection of all whe-
ther intending to buy or not Is respectfully
solicited. Win be at the Smyrna House,
Smyrna, March 9th and 9Th.
r. S.-0dessa, March lst and 2nd. Mid
dletOwn, 3rd and 9TH. Dover, 9th and 9th.
Smyrna times., 1886-03-03
SMYRNA, DeI.,
Wednesday Afternoon, Mar. 8, 1886.

TUE TIMES" is published every Wednesday
afternoon by ROBr d. HOFFECKER. Editor and
Proprietor, at Smyrna, Del.
S-SUBsCRIPTIOE-On year $500 IN advance
or $3.50 if not paid till the end of the year No
paper discontinued until all arrears are paid
only at the option of the Publisher
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the rate
fseven Cents a line for the first insertion; sub
seouent insertions Three-and-a-half cents.
liberal discount made to quarterly, semi-annual
and yearly advertisers.
OBITUARY NOTICES will be charged Five Cents
per line.
Smyrna times., 1886-03-03
NOTICE.

The Stockholders of "The Diamond
State Building and Loan Association are
requested to meet at the Office of Z. j. Colt
in this town, on Friday evening next, 5th
inst, at : O clock, for the purpose Of wind
ing up the affairs of said Association and
the declaration of a final dividend.
JOHN NJ. VOSHELL, President.
w NJ BELL, Treasurer.
March 2nd, 1886.
Smyrna times., 1886-03-03

no tire by repetition and those who
have heard it are glad to hear it again
and again. The preparation for the
lawmakers we understand is to be
commenced at once.
Smyrna times., 1886-03-03

Much sympathy is felt for Mr.. and
Mrs. Matthew Ford near Severson's
Church for the sudden death of their
only daughter at home Sallie d. Ford,
who died very suddenly on Monday
morning at the age of II years. The
family had seated themselves at the
breakfast table and she with the rest
had commenced to eat, when peculiar
expression attracted the attention of
the others at the table which indicated
that she was deathly sick. She was re-
moved and efforts made as best they
could towards her restoration, but the
messenger who was dispatched to town
for a doctor had scarcely left the place
before she was dead. DR.. Swinney at
tributed the death to congestion of the
brain resulting in convulsiOns. The
interment was at GlenwOOd cemetery
this town, to-day, and very largely at
tended.
Smyrna times., 1886-03-03
By order of Rink Company.
No Time to be Lost.

If retail buyers of Carpets want
more than full value for their
money they should come at once
to our Store. In order to not dis
appoint our old customers who
have been unable to call before,
we will continue our successful
sale of Moquette Carpets at $1.15,
and, as only a few of the old pat
terms remain, we have added
seven others good Ones), all to be
sold at the same low price. Such
an offer as this will, if appreciat-
ed, fill our large rooms with buy
erS.
J. & J. DOBSON,
500 and 81 Chestnut Street, Phila.
Smyrna times., 1886-03-03
Obituaries.

Intelligence was received yesterday
of the death of Mrs. Sarah V. Farson
at the residence of her daughter, Mrs.
Sadie Warren, at Ashburn, ten miles
from Philadelphia. She went with her
daughter Laura from BrenfOrd to the
above place in the Fall to spend the
Winter, and had been in poor health
for two months, but was much better,
in fact two hours before she died was
regarded almost well. Mrs. FarsOn
has spent her life in this vicinity, and
is widely and favOrably known for her
womanly and christian virtues. She
has not been strong for some years but
was spared to her children longer
period than is usually accorded, reach
ing the age of 70 years. The remains
will be brought down for intermenti
and buried from her late home on the
StatS road at 2 o'clock tomorrow af'
ternoon-interment at the Odd Eel
lows Cemetery.
Smyrna times., 1886-03-03

A PRESSURE of local news and adver-
tisements has crowded out our usual
editorial matter. -----
Smyrna times., 1886-03-03

The United States has three times as
many telephones as all Europe.
Smyrna times., 1886-03-03

DO the best part of your doctoring
with Brazilian Balm. You will find
nothing equal to it.
Smyrna times., 1886-03-03
For the Smyrna Times.

HVI 0e nHt9i"b At"tes
Mr.. EDITOR The editor of the
Record seems to be terribly worked
up over my article to the TIMES. As
soon as he read it he was so agitated, it
is said, that he took the train instanter
to see Aleck. He saw him and SAID:
4" Aleck, my dear Alexander; there is
a fellow down in Smyrna mOnkeying
with my Record. Won't you, oh won't
you give me the loan of your little
buzz saw that may saw him in
twain ?" Alexander refused him, but
Freddy says: My dear friend, the
fellow even threatens to go into the
study of astronomy. If he does then
Pm uudOne, he will find out what a
little star the Record is and then it will
be shot into space quicker than light
ming" Freddy being so impOrtunate
and seemed in such great agony, that
Aleck says . Freddy, you naughty,
naughty little dude; l will help you
out this time on one condition, and
that is, as soon as you buzz him, return
my little saw and be careful hereafter
that you don't get in such scrape
again. shall help you no more; al
ways treat your correspondents with
respect, and if by accident you don't,
be manly enough to come out and ack-
knowledge it and you will yet be
happy" Notwithstanding the rebuke
by his friend, he came home smiling,
showing his borrowed saw to some ad-
miring friends, saying Amt | got
en-"
THIs IS A JOKE.
Smyrna times., 1886-03-03
GRAIN.
OFFICE OF
Philadelphia I Smyrna Transportation Company,
March 3rd, 1886.
OFFICE OF
PER BUsHEL.
MARRIAGES.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .-March "a.
at the residence of the brides parents, at
Duck Creek, by the Rev. john France,
Daniel S Richardson Of Townsend, and
Miss Mary a. Collins, daughter of Geo.
p Collins.
SMITH this town, Feb.
25th. by Rev. T. Umsted ID. d., Richard
Brown and Miss Statha Smith, both OF
this town.
Smyrna times., 1886-03-03
Pastors Of Asbury M. E. Church.


of the M. +. Church, of this town, as
compiled by Rev. j. B. Quigg, from
the minutes. We do not know when
the first Methodist Society was organ
lied in this town, or whether there was
a church erected and ministers appoint
ed before the date this commences,
1904, and the records lost, but if not the
town of Smyrna was much behind the
surrounding country in being Method
lied. for ThorOughlare Neck and
BlackistOn's Churches were organized
with flourishing societies long before
this date, the centennial of the first
named society being observed some
three or four years ago, some twenty
years before the time preachers were
stationed in Smyrna according to the
following record. The name of the
place was originally Duck Creek Cross
Roads, changed to Smyrna in 1906 by
an act of the Legislature. 1t was the
centre of large circuit until 1845 when
the church here became station.
DUCK CREEK CROSS ROADS.
18O4-Thos. Everard, Thos. StrattOn
18O5-Jas. Heron, Caleb Morris.
SMYRNA.
18O6-Rich. Lyon, w. b. Lacy.
l8O7-Jas. Ridgway, Sylvester Hill.
18O8-Thos. Walker, Geo. Harmon
l8O9-Henry White, Thos. Neal.
18lO-Sylvester Hill, VIM Williams
! 181l-ThOs. Smith, Samul Griffith
1812-Geo. Sheets, VIM. Ryder.
1813-John Walker, VIM. Ryder.
1914-Wm. Rider, D. Daily, S. Sharp
18l5-Law. McCOmbs, John Collins
l816-Law. McCOmbs, S. P. Lewis.
1817-Thos. Miller, Ed. Stout
18I8-Jas. Moore, Ed Stout.
1819-Wm. Williams, S. Grace.
182O-Wm. Williams, VIM. TOrber
182l-Wm... Ryder, Jos. Osborne.
1822-Wm. Ryder, Jos. Osborne.
1925. Grace, ]. HOldich.
1824-Jas. Smith, Ed. Stevenson.
1825-Jas. Smith, Walter B. Jones.
1826-Sol. Higgins, Jas Long.
1827-JOhn Smith, Jos. Iliff.
1828-JOhn Smith, J. Thompson.
1829-SOl. Sharp, H. G. King.
183O-SOl. Sharp. VIM. Connolly.
1831-R. M. Greenbank, w. COnnell,
1832-R. NJ. Greenbank, ]. Nichol
1833-Sol. Sharp, S. Anderson.
1834-SOl. Sharp, B. Benson.
1835-Elip. Reed, u. Gaskell.
1836-Elip. Reed, w. Allen.
1837-Wm. Allen, Vino. Shepherd.
1838-JOsh. Humphreys, Jos. Man
1881. Humphreys, w. G. ThOma
! 184O-Jas. B. Ayres, w. c. ThOma
3 1841-Jas. B. Ayres, J. l.. Houston
l 1872. l.. Houston, H. Sutton.
= lS43-JOhn Lednum, H. Sutton.
= l844-John Lednum, John Bell.
SMYRNA STATION.
: 1845-JOs. Mason.
: 1846-JOs Mason.
y 1847-Jas. NJ. McCarter.
: 1848-Jas. NJ. McCarter.
: 1849-JOhn A. Roche.
e 1850-JOhn A. Roche.
I, 1851-H. E. GilrOy.
;. 1921. +. GilrOy.
y 1887. G.. Murphey.
: 1854-T. c. Murphey.
. 1S55-W. G. Robinson.
:, 1856-W. G. Robinson.
. l857-W. II. Brisbane.
1858-W. H. Brisbane.
: 1859-Chas. Hill.
q 1860-Chas. Hill.
- 1861--Wm. Bishop.
y y 1862-Wm. Bishop.
- y 1850. Cooke.
- 1864-C. Cooke.
~ 1860. Cooke.
20 1865. L. Gracey.
= ~ 1867-S. l.. Gracey.
~ 1865. l.. Gracey.
a. 1869-A. RittenhOuse.
% 187O-A. RittenhOuse.
a 1871. f. Clymer.
y 1872. F. Clymer.
~ 1876. A. Phgbus.
=, - 1916. A. Phebus.
" 1875-E. Stubbs.
=. 1876-E Stubbs.
N N 1877-E. Stubbs.
y 1878-ThOs. II. Haynes.
~ 1S79-ThOs. II. Haynes.
~ ~ 1880-ThOs. II. Haynes.
M 1881. d. Rigg.
81 - 1882. d, Rigg.
~, 1881. d. Rigg.
iIS ~ 1S84-J. B. Quigg.
~ ~ 1851. B. Quigg.
Smyrna times., 1886-03-03
Bible Readings,
At the N. E. Church, on Friday even
ing, March 5th, 1886.
PRAYER-CONTINUED

PRAYER--CONTINUED
l. PrOmises-Zech. 1873; Psal. 91-15 !;
Isa. 4O-3l John 1877.
2. Power and EfTicacy-2 ChrOn. IL. 2,
3; Jer. 1873; Rom. 1O-13.
Heb. 4-16; Numb. 14-l8, 10, 20 {;
FIX. 1918, A.
Neh. Ill; Luke 6-l2; Dan. 9-20.
Gen. 1924, %, 26; Neh. 1-6.
2 Cor. 1873; 2 Sam. 1q-31.
2 ChrOn. 14-9, 10, II, II.
! Kings 1886, 81, 80.
Smyrna times., 1886-03-03
For Sale Cheap.

Four fine Building Lots on North Street.
Dwellings put up on them at actual cost.
j. p. HUDSON,
mar 3-tf Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1886-03-03

Go HEAR the White Rose Minstrels
and laugh, Friday night.
Smyrna times., 1886-03-03
Annual Financial Statement OF the Town -
Smyrna for the Year ending March 1, 1880
RECEIPTS.


s8,28242
Water Bonds. 2OOOO.CO
less Commission. $4,000
Interest Paid. d...............,... lO233
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sHILoH'S YITALIZER is what you need
for Consti patton, Loss OF Appetite, Dizziness
aud all 81 nlptoms OF Dyspepsia. Price 90
aud 10 cents per bottle Sold by J. O. Heinze
man, 122 North Main street.
WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint shiloh's Vitalizer is guar
Anteed TO cure you. Sold by Q. n. Heinxe
man, l22 North Main treet.
NERvE-LIFE AND vIGoR restored in
men and women by using Gilmore's Ar,
matte Wine, For sale by II. d, Godfrey,
Nadeau Block.
sLEEpLESS NIGHTS, made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's cure is tho
remedy for you. Sold by @. +. Heinseman.
122 North Main street
sHILoH'S CATARRH REMEDY-a po.is
tive cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria and Canker
m outh. Sold by G. +. HeinEeman, l22 N
Main street.
ANSoN H0UGH, of Blackberry Ills, SAYS
he owes his life TO Gilmore's Magnetic Elk
II. For sale by II. d. Godfrey, Nadeau
Block.
ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indiges
hon, Constip ition, Dizziness. Loss OF Appe.
tlte, Yellow skinf shiloh's VitaliEer h a
positive cure. Sold by G. Y. HeinEeman, l22
N Main steet
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PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
neported By Gillette a Gibson,
Examtuers Of Title.
a.rtrunAv ANIL nth

BAfUhDArs Apfh Aoths
ooHvKYAFcEs.
FLOR. Webster and Z c Webster, her hus
band, 10 h. JOnes-b0t IN iOt DIX NJ beh
lug W TInims TO Mrs Lucy Agnes Briefly
W x Of lot 9 blk 81, San Pedro, 300.
lease Yarnell TO H Witmer-Lct % biz
/, Yarnelrs subd'n Of part OF lot DIX 49,
William II Workman to Mrs susan war
ner-Lot "a, Workman n Holienbeck tract
Il sherer TO AS Heitchew-w 4 of lot
BLK 1, wrlghFa add'n TO Compton, $50.
Peter SUNSHINE TO + GOODWIN and T 7
Lukens-N X OF lot blk x, San Pascuai
Msrjory Mckenzie to Lohiss u Lothian
"Round House" property and lot blk 6,
sonth Santa Monica, 81.
HID Bacon TO Maurice 3 Hellmand and y
A stassforth-Lot blk A. Aarengo tract
Il Tkorn TO John O smith-Lots 10 and l6
blk A. Cameron tract, ei40O.
laura Y pickensop TO huniee L q, AZ
Lots . and IL, DickensOn'B subd'n OF blk 0,
CITY Of Los Angeles VS. Doria Jones, Mrs Il
NJ Bepulveda, Maria Martinez, Walter
Drown. Vim Ferguson, / W Hellman, Henry
Hammei aud A Ii Denker executors OF last
will Of Andres Briswalter, Oscar Macy. Mar
Raret " Macy, q W Peschke, Judaon,
kexiah Hunter, Domingo Amestoy, q
Santa Cruz, Baml BtrOhm, Ramon Reyes de
FLORES, vicenta Flores, " Morgan, Howard
W Mills, Edward L Barker, Jose Mascarel,
WIN Niles, John b Niles, Mrs Y Thomp-
INSTRUMENTATION Of land for Main st, for
Gity Of Los Angeles vs. Louis sentous.-
Condemnation of land for Main, formerly
sophie schlnmel to Isaac Boyer -2s1s scrH
Chas L strange to ] A sherman-w Il Of
lot Is blk E, Thomas tract, s24625
william Foster and Harriet NJ strange TO
tN - I..f al m A.
VIM foster to Harriet NJ strange--E u Of
lot ~ blk E, Thomas tract, %.
Ohas l. Strange to Harriet M Suange-h
" of blk E, Thomas tract, s246 %.
Amelia Robinson, formerly ganow, e
Chas N stimson--Lot blk 1872, Santa Mon
ioa, 800.
terest In s76 acres OF Ro Paso de Bartolo, t5O
George Turner to Daniel Parker-Lot ~
Mullins tract $3.50.
W 4 Norton and N e Norton TO Ida Stan
iord--Lots aud blk Is, Norton tract, $3.50
samuel b Kingsley TO W n Graham-AI
interest In water of artesian well on no sai
Elisspeth Berry to Maxwell ] Goodwin
Undiv'd u of lot blk u and OF lot BLK
in subdivision of part OF Berry tract, NJ
Santiago de Santa Ana, with water and right
same 10 Frank d Leonard- Lot blk an,
VIZ Of y u Of lot blk u, same subd witt
wat, aud rights Of way, 5000.
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blk 10, Puente, 400.
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