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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-05-15
Decatur.

Joseph Dedecker, of Porter, visited
AT A. b. Moons last Sunday.
Warren Boil has gone Ia the state of
New York 10 attend the funeral of his
father.
John Kidder smiles all over his face.
1t is "A girl baby. Mother and child do
ing finely.
Mrs. Eek, mother of Mrs VIM. Lab
erteanX, died last Saturday and was
buried Sunday in Lakeside cemetery.
Henry Moon has moved To the new
house built on the north of town, his
wife having So far recovered as 10 be
able To ride out
John White, who has been resident
of this place for a long time, died at
Israel Whites in Hamilton, last sunday.
and was buried on Monday in the Ham
ilton cemetery
The Van Buren, Pomona grange held
its meeting in grange hall last Thurs
day. The address of welcome WIS made
by Henry Brewer Response by Worthy
Master Packer, of Hartford JAY Wood
read a very interesting paper on "The
Michigan Farmer which was ably dis.
cussed 10y different members At the
evening session Ella Lyle read an able
essay ON The Degradation Of Labor"
Myrtle Hill gave recitation, and Mas
ter of the state grange delivered an
eloquent address The meeting was "A
grand success.
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south Haven.

Vessel owners report business on the
lakes still dull.
The steamer Williams is now making
her regular tli-weekly trips between
this port and Chicago.
Hon. Geo. Hannahs is disposing of
his real estate here with view of max
ing California his future home.
Our fisherman report another large
lift If fish Saturday, consisting of 93
sturgeon and 900 lbs. Of smaller fish.
l.. =. Monroe has bought of L. &.
Green his Surprise Rock cottage, and
is remodelling and refitting it for sum
mer resorters.
The long looked for and much needed
rain came in copions quantities last
Thursday and Friday nights, and every
thing in nature is smiling in conse-
quence.
The new barge, advertised TO have
been launched last Saturday, is still on
the dock-the calking not being com
pleted. She will be launched some day
this week, when il is said she will be
towed 10 st. Joseph and take on board
the machinery for the Novelty works of
Williams & Pierce, which is 10 be erected
here.
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tsObIeViIle.

Mrs. Miles is repainting her house.
Uncle Beardsee is visiting friends i'm
town.
w. b. VanWinkle is suffering from
rheumatism.
Dell Brown makes a fine tonsorial
artist.
A. b. Clark and family visited Law
ton friends last week
Arch Lyle is treating his residence
to a new coat of paint
The Brandywine school house looks
well under new coat of paint.
Harvey Slonaker is home for week
vacation from the Ypsilanti school.
Mrs. Jerry Smith has just purchased
life-size portrait of her late husband
VIII Herman was home over Sunday.
He is representing a MuSkegon book
concern.
The 1l-months-old child of George
and Lena Canaan was buried ON the
10th inst
Oscar Thayer's team ran away last
week. No serious damage, but an eN-
ceeding lively time
Francis Mason is home for few
days visit He is employed in the ma
chine shops at Muskegon.
O. +. Harmon has received Il patent
on his kettle.cover holder, and has sold
the same to j. +. Hyames
Prof Jessup is quite i'll with throat
difficulty, i'm consequence of which the
upper room of school has been closed
this week
The genial cOuntenance of our old
townsman Mr.. Millspaugh is again seen
at the depot. He has leased Mrs Jerry
Smiths house for a residence.
VIM A. Marvin, father of j. w. Mar
win, of Pine Grove, was buried last
week. Deceased was 50 years of are
and had suffered for about three years
from paralytic stroke.
Another school meeting was held on
the 10th inst. To consider what was nee
essary 10 be done TO put the old school
house in good order The matter was
finally left for the decision and action
of the present board So, they may eX-
pect To take some more abuse from the
kickers if the bills exceed fifteen cents
Our old republican glee club still
keeps to the front Mcssrs. Monteith.
Smith, WEIGH and Bush, and Mrs. NJ
A. WEIGH, pianist, together with about
thirty friends. met at the Central
hotel last Friday evening and passed "a
few pleasant hours, rendering some of
their old campaign songs and fine Sc
lection of new Ones-sacrcd, sentiment
tai and comic. They will sing for the
Poston Memorial day, and will respond
10 calls of any kind where glee music is
wanted, and expect TO be on deck when
another four years shall have rolled
around.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-05-15
Atmena.

Some of the little folks are enjoying
the chicken poX.
Donation for Rev. Slyter Tuesday
evening at Mr.. Hips.
Cass. Van Auken had the misfortune
TO lose IA good cow "A few days ago.
Uncle Harvey Van Wickle has grown
young while sojourning in Nebraska.
Mr.. and Mrs Moser returned home
last Sunday. They spent last week ut
ID. Downing's.
Mrs Reed returned last Saturday
from six weeks visit to Grand Rapids,
much improved i'm health.
Fred Hall and wife have returned as
far as Allegan from the Golden state.
He was here a few days last week.
Mr.. Marsh went to Benton Harbor
last Monday, but returned Saturday
night, thinking he could do as well
here.
The ball social was rather shiny at
tended, owing probably to the fact that
most everybody is very busy at this
time of year.
Volney Smith has built porch of the
Queen Anne pattern on his house. 1t
affords a delightful shade and adds much
10 the looks of the place.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-05-15

Rufe Jones is spreading two coats Of
paint on the large barn of l.. Stern a.
Co.
The daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. j. w.
johnson is very i'll with typhoid pneu-
monia.
Matt. Murphy's colt, one of the finest
in the village, has had hard seige Of
sickness.
Mrs. Tubbs is building an addition TO
her residence. John Carver is doing
the work
old Rock" Charley Lees faithful
old horse, passed in his checks last Sun
day and bid adieu To all earthly cares
and SORROWS.
Large quantities of nice fresh fish can
be found at our markets at any time
now. The boys have lots of rare sport
I'm taking them.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-05-15

Fine fish in the lakes. The thing is
10 catch them.
G.. o. Abbott is minus colt, but as
this is the fourth one he has lost in as
many years, he is getting used To IL.
Mrs. Henry Conklin died on the 9TH
inst. The funeral was from the house
on the 9th, conducted by Rev. Marsh,
of Dowagiac. Kind friends sent tokens
of sympathy in liberal floral offerings,
and she was borne to her last resting
place by her husband, son, father and
brothers. She will be much missed in
this community.
THE adv't in regard To so-called
science declined .-ED
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Glendale.

Mrs. NJ A. Shears has left us again
for St Louis, Mo.
James McCarter lost valuable COW
last week, the only one he possessed
Miss Lulu Gooch has been humping
for two weeks. Is much better now
Ed Dayton and wife are housekeep-
ing He has rented his fathers farm
for one year.
Miss Kittie McFarlin, of Paw Paw,
made us a pleasant call on Saturday.
Call again, Kittie.
James Myers, of this place, and Miss
Phebe johnson, of East Waverly, were
married ON the 9th inst.
VIM Rouse has just received his
goods, which were shipped from Cali
fornia the first of September last.
Mrs Ella Hogmire and children, of
Bloomingdale, are spending IA few days
with her father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs G. Buck.
r. A. Butterfield has purchased of
Mr.. Breed, of Almena, yoke of oxen,
which will be used at his saw mill i'm
handling logs and lumber.
Mrs. w ID. Lane, who has been a
great sufferer for years, died suddenly
ON Wednesday evening of last week,
and was buried nj this place on Friday.
Goblevile has exported from Glen
dale (which is in the benighted town of
Waverlyl a chorister for the NJ +.
church at that place, in the person of
Mr. Jessie Olmstead.
Mrs. Allen Dayton, formerly of this
place, bnt now living in Arlington,
gldddened the hearts of her many
friends by occupying her accustomed
seat in our chnrch last Sunday.
The Tall Tamarack," formerly of
this place, but at present residing at
Paw Paw, ate JOhnny-cake with us on
Monday. There was some left after the
meal was concluded, strange To say.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-05-15
Merit Wins.

We desire TO say to our citizens, that for
years we have been selling DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. DIR. Kings New
Life Pills. Bucklen's Arnica Salve and Elec-
trio Bitters. and have never handled remedies
that sell as we'll or that have gwen such uni
versal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to
guarantee them every time. and we stand
ready 10 refund the purchace price, If salts
factory results do not follow their use These
remedies have won their great popularity
purely on their merits. Bartram Il Milling
ton. druggists.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-05-15
The Best Physicians Outdone.

A Crawford. says: u have had the worst
form of Eczema two years. and found no re-
lief from some of our best physicians who
have n2de TINS disease a speciality. / was
persuaded To- try Papilon (extract of FAX.
The relief | rec ived was like a charm and
am well. | thlhk repiIlon one of the bles-
sings OF the age" Fry Pdpillon extract of
flax Skin Cure when all others fail. Large
bottles Il. at Bartram az Milington's drug
store.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-05-15
PERFECTLY COMPETENT PHARMACISTS
With the 10 Acts with
That's RightI

If you have Catarrh try PERRIGOS CATARRII CUREl
One bottle guaranteed give satisfactionsx bottles to
cure. 1t is home industry too. Perrgo's American
Oil Ask Hank McCabc about it. Perrigo's Magic Re-
lief Castoral p cents Golden Seal Mandrake Bittcrs
Perrigos Flavorng Extracts; be beaten by any
make Try them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-21
NJ EW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FOURIRACK TRUNK LINE
on and after January Is trains leave

rsreest and Finest Passenger station In America
~ A. m Rochester and Montreal, Express, drawing.
VA b. ( IL r. H. also East Albany to ST Adams. via
Cent xefmon MI. lin FAMOUS STEAM HEATED vEsTI
pgiEn CIGAG0. SISGNSATt AND AND s kogis
dinnr.csr drawing aad sleeping cars for Albany
tIea syfacusc Rochester Buffalo Erie Cleveland To
III .S5 a m s. Louis 40 p. day. Connects
cleveland With train for Columbus and Cincinnati:
10 800 a. M Chicago Express for Niagara Fails 10;
,onto' Cleveland Cincinnati, lndianspons Detroit ard
rhcaRo draw ing TO Canandagua and Rochester,
iii $50 a M, Western New YORK and Northern Express
for Saratoga, Lake George, Eutlana bennington NOrth
,80 N m Albany, Troy ana Utica Special, with draw
inc roori cars 10 Troy and Utica.
= s. D. NJ, Accommodation 70 Albany ana Troy. 0on-
meets fer Wiiiamstown North Adams. and Intermediate
points on Tltchbufg r. r. q. -, ~,
''si0 D. m. East Chicago Cincinnati and ST. Louis Ex'
press for Niagara Falls Buffalo SUSPENSION biuRe, 10
detroit and Chicago, with vestbuled ana stean'heatea
secnng ard dining care -. c...nA.,a,. 1xn,s..
MSnireS ana Rau. oaa Ton and VA s.
Adams daily aud Syracuse and Canandagua daily except
sunday Sunday train does not run west OF Abany
ses,sab Nan Lm ssS c Gggss a 3 0SnGses
10. Niagara Fails Toronto, Cleveland. Cineinnan In
ears Seepngc to Waterfowl, viz Utica daily except
Saturday also 20 Canandalgna on sundays Only, ~
~ midnight for saratoga Whtehgll ana lsutilnu. 40
connection with train leaving Saturday Seepngcafs 20
ALBANY. Connects az Albany with train Tor tne west
Tickets and space IN draw ing room ana s,esP'ns ears on
,e 80 ~ iaee Battery place sc weat 125thst and
issth.ss station, New.York 1888 WashinetSn and $50
In on SITS, Enl 3es Bcteidsye' X -, bsoSSs s. ,
ho' sRu ~ daiv othors daily sura,y tstSn
isshsI s Rfc ARDS Asst Genera Passenger Agent
~ T0fiCEY General Superintendent
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nrcoRnEn MORTGAGES

Bohlen. Carsten III, ana wife Jared W BELL . S
iaist-st OF 2d-ave, 1-2 months $4,000
Same 10 same, property, months $4,000
Brown. Eliza. individual and executrix and Sarah d
Brown, ct a. 20 George De Forest Lord No 1is East
57th-st, 1-3 years. $4,000
Crosby. Mary L. 20 Leonard White, ct al, executors
OF Walter Brush. 6 0Sth-st, Of 9thaye, year.,
$1,000.
Elckhof, Wallace II, 10 william z = Stokes 8 7Sd
St Of West End ave, demand. 80 500
Knox, John A, ana wife, TO Cyrus Lawton, 1s5th-
Q. OF VandcTbitave, j year, 4 Biortgsges R10 600
Laforge, Isabella 70 Marie Jacobson, 25thst
OF 0th-ave years 400.
Mucnch Louis ana WIFE, 10 Louis Heibbrunn lot pit
map Of Inwood ESD Ward 5 lave year s125
o'Leafy John to Charles Perry ana another execu-
tors. etc, Isabel Perry Bristow-st, Of Jennings
81. years 81 900.
Pierce, Richard and wife, to Robert Topping .
150th-st W Of MorriSave. years, 81, 500
Reynolds. Charles Il, and WIFE 10 Jennie VI, wife Of
james Cushing, Van Cortlandtaye, OF Old 9onkers
ave 4 1-3 years, $500.
schvendinger John to Peter wittner. 119th-st
e Of Pieasantaye. instruments, 12,750.
Van Rensselaer, Msunsell, jr, TO the Metropolitan
$4,000.
Jones' ct al. NO 143 West 1ith-st years s12 GOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-21
legal Notices.

A NNUAL REPORT Of the AMERICAN
N PNEUMATIC TOOL CoMPANY:IA corporation
having It's principal place Of business y 1sl 1ithaye:
New. York The capital stock OF the Company Is one
Million dollars $1,000, 000 all Of which has been psid
in cash and property The total amount Of ezlsng m
Eleven Thousand dollars (el1, 0C0 -
JAMES 5. MAC COY, President
Charles Place. Charles = Treat, J. D. Reynolds ma
Dated New-York, January Is, 1889.
NoTARY'S ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
STATE OF NEW-YORK.
CITY AND coUNTY OF NEW. YORK. Ss''
James s. MacCoy being duly sworn, says that be 10
the President OF the American Pneumatic Tool Company
corporation duly organized and existing under the laws
az OF NewYork. that the foregoing annual re
port Thy subscrbed OF said corporation is true 20 the
best OF Opponents knowledge and belief and that said
report has been signed BY majority OF the Trustees OF
said corporation. -.
(Signed) JAMES y MAJ CV1. =.
subscribed and sworn to before this 10th day Of
'""Ua''' ' JAMES G. COOPER.
Seal. Notary Public
Kings Co.. N. Y, and n. Y. CO.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.

CHoRE LINE-ALL RAIL RQpUTEEE IuysI.
si5s Grand Central station i9r E T9S.assnSss d S4s
iHa ~ 10 s.s Niass rnuiss s~ Il ii daily
for Newport st m ana p m, Psiase Fas'0' ''f'
ar SLEEPING Cars on all Express trainA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-21
EHIliH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of cor'iA''' ~"
Desbrgsses ss - ,nssnoua and intermediate pontA
M Tor Geneva Lyons Elmlra itoehss,ssI h ss.
and he West and principal local points Una" ''f
Eimlra -. r,.rd "a Intermediates polntA
- u a. khanhcck and Intermediate p0lrts Sn.lf
~ r IN Connection 20 Reading and Harris
!s4o p m PstGn and R 5Irsipai Intermediate
pon.11n M for Mauch Chunk and nterine1.ate polnA
connectlSn 70 Heading ana hs'risours oa~i car
Maseh ghuR oE Geneva Lyons Emra Rochester Buffalo
Z X. WY pullman sleeper 70 Lyons =. =
anq an leaving at M p N ana s,s0 ~, con-
meet for Al pon'' SUNDAY TRAINS.
-. m. for Maueh Chunk Hazeton ana n'ermeaia~
pointas for Coplay and Intermediste pointA
$50 y ~ Ceneva Lyons Elmira. Rochester. buaaie
=. Z X. nysvsss pullman sleeper 70 Lyons
en& W. General Eastern omee. 2Sb broao"Ms
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anrtion Sales Of Real esiaie.
~ GORGE II. SCOTT. Auctloneer.
W SCOTT 4 MYERS. Auctonecrs

VI SCOTT 4 MYERS, Auctionecrk
No. LAG Broadway,
WIZ sell at public auction
ON TUESDAY, JANUARY %, 1889,
at 10 o'clock noon.
az the Real Estate Exchange and Auction Room Mes 80 10
W. e5 Liberty-st., New-Yofk
BY order OF John II Morris Assignee OF James D. Fish,
VALUABLE S1XTHAVE- STORE PROPERTY,
Nos. $50, 1S2 and 1874 Sxih.aye.,
between 18th and 18th sts 4sory brick buildings With
CHOICE RESIDENCE PROPERTY.
no 3G3 WEST 3zTH-ST.; 4-story brownsone English
- basement dwelling.
NO 90 EAST 6sTH.sr.; <-story high stoop brOwnsone
xCwslline, 3-stofy extension
NO. 21s EAST 7eDST xsorv and basement hI1h stoon
brownstone dwelling
AsssQcIATIoN HALL. i2erusT., CORNER OF 4rH.
nealh ''~~o ''' 49, ~ "@i-
An Interest IN dock property, Mystic Bridge Conn.
one nsl ntefest In Two lots IN ST. Paul, Minnesota.
FOR maps etc. apply 70 John II. 15f
broadway or Room |. No. T5 Futonst or Bangs sici
son. Tracy e. Mcveaeh Attorneys for Assignee as
Wiliian-sta or the AuctoneeFs ~
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Diriosno Notifies.
Goparinersbip Notites.

OUR PARTNERSHIP having expired this day
W By limitation. M stewart Henry Brown, Of Liver.
pool rerys from our Arm, IN this county and In England
Mr. Tgcfton stewart Brown. who signs Tor there
per pf0curston win wind No That business and
lnue 10 sign for that purpose Tho business OF the
houses London afi Tho United States will DO continued
BY the remaining partners a. heretofore
BROWN BROTHERS & co.
New.Tork. December 81 1883.
Mr.. Charles Dension Dekey n. (son Of Mr.. c. D.
Diekcy). i admitted this day partner In our firms In
'''' '''"@' brown BROTHERS co.
New-York. January l. 1880.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD; ,..
on and after DEOEMiHlEhn , tNysn' 1850

Il on and after DEOEMnER 10Th 1889
ANN uS SETFAbTs TsTEss MAIL All ROUTE
Trains leave Sew.Yofk via. DesbrOsses and Cortano'
HaIrisburs PsSurs and the wess With Pullman PS'cs
Cars attached 700 Wv ana Chicago Sh Limited OK Psror
Dining. SMOKING and Sleeping Vesuou'eu Jars A' ''0V
wamsport Lock Haven zoo ann T Tor G9 qETyyy ahe
For Iob snS on 6o G 20 and ~ 10 nishs
II 500 a. m, ! 100, 300, and 100 p d" suh''S'
baltimore n Washington and the South Limited wssn
ing9n Express OF pgmHl P.S sElSt 100 D. M and
s SS ySs y Dining t,iy sTdys SS'sA %
10 5's ga zoo sna ~ MS m nT ana
sgndg+, Git5 aud 100 a. M 4 'So N'u WV y A''
For aqa os Nay 90 90 ntSr| ySfs dp s
I0gE srS Va l R1y H snd M ~ sSa
go 'R "a so go .sp p At s 9S pA.a.
I ma Si ana Toto iRd napcsd asy via Ba
roS Ss q ing Ray hne w al ana sGnSs
tfinsiIF for r'ooHlrn i'avNl
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express trains ,caye sse iggs, via De'0i0A'e' ana
Coriandt Streets Ferries a. i Ipi%tsd with Dining Car
SS sS 90 GS 60 D s no. sGO1 Il
so""' s 49, g. O. go and p m and 70 iS
nj, 81 Tmodatlqn,, 700 cam ~ sunday At 100
ana D 90 u L. On sundays connect at Trenton TOT
Tes omec. Nos s5 $40 and soa a' to RISaaaT1 "a
ssI and az @ h ssi Ct gs2s
9ars se csse GARDEN Transfer cOmpy WIN call for and
sAsssEb tSssssssi ip IsT hotels and rs'd'gs' yo0D
General Manager General fsss Ason~
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ERIE RAILWAY-Ticket Offices, 4Oi, 81,

ERIE RAILWAY Ticket Offices, 401, 81,
II III and 957 Broadway. 1853 IL Bowery, ! Battery
Place. Chambers and ga Street ferries New-York
3Ji and 1888 FultOn-st, BFOoklyni 1O7 broadway.
Williamsburg. corner Newark and Hudson sts, HOboken
or Sleeping Car reservations and orders for checking and
transfer OF baggage BE- obtained. Express trains
leave 93d.st minutes earlier than time shown from
ChambeFsst local trains 70 10 minutes earlier.
Is 30 a. m. on suniaysl: Day Express. Pullman
Buffet Drawing Coaches 70 Buffalo.
10 $50 4. m. week days. Paflor Car 70 Bnghamton.
oswego Emira. Corning and HornsllsyDe. -.
solid Puiisan train bay and Buffet Sleeping Coaches 70
Buffalo. Niagara Fails Cleveland. Chicago. Cincinnati
and 81 Louls No extra charge Tor fast Tine r,,,...
30 y M: enedy aay S,e1o Tpp5tsS pacbascr
Buffalo Cincinnati and Chlcaso. - . a - -. 80. -
70 i's s 5lS . 53S S 4 si SYsn 20 $50
Passsie. T. 4IS. .. / 80. $3.50. 70 $50, y noon
5ad e 'oO U.s. u.s. IL u 49, p ns4 lV, o''O o'0V
ff'stsS5'oS so IS %. Z oS 60 10 f sIe
Newark and Paterson via Newark as, 5o g. $50
10 II 30 . N. Q. 80. AGO. $780, $500. $780, g. go
9 Ia - aS n y AS Tso sso 80 10 80 q
4, $50. 5. DO $3.50, o OdO $780, T. o. 49, IL
iSsahrorn LOCAL. 4446 49, -. 10 go m. /. g.
ad S.SbS s. s 20 49, 10 SssS $50 $50 a 4sS
Goshen. as 7ibos 0. 1880 a. m; 1. $780,. 1880
@aaeioSSGa a and Port JcryIs 4AS 1880 o. 1880 M
2 Sunday SY local eSs Inc, 40 e ss2o 70 80
Branch n m; $50 C;So no. D. ~ s;,lva in Novvor, =,
Express trains from the West arriNo IN NOW prk AZ
uxHy I mn tl ,2S anu wv" :" l. p, FARMER
~ Cent supt Gent Pass. Agent
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RrconDED REAL ESTATE rRANsTERs-N.r.ciT'

'Si bssia fasnsSu UO 70 Johanna ' sssOoo
Arthur-st, " s, 219 Il OF Kingsbridse and West
tarqns Road. 25x125; III Pierce 70 NJ Gohl.-
enne property Christian Coil 10 Harris Pieleo j
lggspnr-st i, 295 Il OF Jennfngs-st 1e0x
iSs5e. Oa"l Perry to John 2soo
Dlcecler-s., Ne $50; Henry N Gallagher ami wife
joan l. Sutherland ....-:;.-.-...
s1si-si, a 5. go II OF 2d-aye, 2Dx0o; Hannah
Lu ilum to Emma StfattOn,. ............ 70 600
Washing ton-ave. $, 544 n n Of 100th-st 254x
les 81 III McCuster ~ NJ Dunno
1ofstrt, S, 321 Il OF 7th-aye, 3Cxi00.ll
jazz Bell ami wife g caIscn n Bonen.... 1.Ooo
95th-st n s. 233 II W OF 0th-ayc, 17xI0OS execu-
tors Walter Banks 20 Mary l. Crosby ...... 1l15O
1o6th-st n 22f n Of 3d-ave, 10.5Xo9.1I;
Charles Il Noxon 70 John Jones H. 500
73dst, s, sos IL OF West En1are, oOx1Oo2;
Jcha Foey, to Jacob LavsOn. $500. 27,75o
Peter Wilmer and wife 10 } Schwendnger &c
st Nicholas Place, s, 1S4.S II S OF l52fst c5x
100; Aaunscli Van Rensselaer, and wife 10
Maunsel Van Rensselaer, ir..-.............. 80 600
121sisb S. 420.10 n OF 6th-ase 20 ox
looil T6e8Hs Slater g ElIyabeth Fosei.. IS 100
1922; Seyenty-thir Street Building Co to w
Same property wa'lsoe Eickho6 to seventy.
third Street Building Co-.-.-................. 10
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CUNARD LINE

UNAhD HI@NH
NEW. YORK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN
from Pier 40, North River.
FAST EXPRESS NAIL SERVICE
Scryfa Jan. % 1 D. M Seryla . Feb % noon.
Ftrurs Feb Q O 80 IN. Etrufla. Mch q 3 80 a. IN.
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Jnbra FEB 10 80 a. IN. UiDbra. Meb &c. 80 a m
Cabin passage, COO. $50 and eoo fn,ermedote. e35.
Steefage tickets and from all parts OF Europe az
low For freight and passage apply 70 the company.
Office Bowling Green, Hew.YOrk
VERNON H. BKowN CO.. General Agents.