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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-19
MARKETS BY TEL &c 2APH.



New YORK Dec. IS. noon.-Stocks opened
dull bu' firm. Money easy at SO o AZ per cent
Exchange-long. 81 79404 -; short, ~ o334 @
81. Government bonds dull but steady. State
bonds dull but stsady
Following were the p. m. STOCK quotations:
Erie. .............. 1914 Richm'd & W. Pt.
Chlca 20 a. Norta. 1918 Termina. 49,. 1873
Lake Shore. .......l052a Western Union. ~
500 p. m. Exchange closed active and firm
at a s0LSG14 S. Money easy al 3bi per
cent, cosi X offered per cent. SuJ-Treasury
balances-Coin, 8 ~ 735, 900; currency. $3.50, p
90 Government bonds 81 ,se. dull ut steady;
four per cents /! four and half per cents
i03 State bonds dull but steady.
Toe STOCK market to-day showed no change
In its general characteristics from those OF the
previous few days. being duh aud narrow, but
Arm 70 strong, and inai changes OF the day,
while somewhat irregular and generally Tor
fractional amounts oalY are ia most cases IA
The direction Of higher figures. one II tbs
most prominent features u the market az pres
ent Is the ease with which II Advances on ligh,
purchases Room traders continue g resist
the advance. however, AID snort interest 40
many stocks j. nov very large Wnie taxes I'd
vantage II every lifus opportunity u make
point against tbe market, a d Ms morning. D..
tnusa London iaiied ~ respond fully - 0uf re-
Of last egenigg aud came lover tns v2fmaf
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mEAOrANDA
New York Dec 16-Arrived, brig G CieeFv
Conklin. Charleston schr Austin ID Knight,
Drinkwater, Brunswick. Ga.
Cleared, steamship Arisaig tBrl. Morris. Fer
nandina.
Bremen Dec lS-Arrived, steamer Donar
TGerl, Grundmann, Charleston.
Garston, Dec 16-Arrived, bark Ingof [Norl,
Kpudsen, Savannah
Liverpool, DEC 16-Arrived, steamship Indrani
[Br]. Burkll, Brunswick.
Revsi. Dec Arrived steamship Scotsman
[Brl, Schlossman Savannah
ApalachicoIa, Dec 16-Cieared, bark II G Berg
[Danl, Onle, Buenos Ayres.
E1gartown Dec l6-Arrived, schr Cyrus Hall
Dix Brunswick, Ga, for Boston.
Coosaw, S c. Dec i6--Ceared, schr T New.
man, Shepard, coastwise.
Boston. Dec 16--Arrived schr Fannie l. Child,
Mclean, Brunswick
Baltimore, Dec I6-Arrived, schr Island City
voorhees,. Savannah.
Sailed, steamship FernIands fBrl Savannah
Jacksonville. Dec 16-Arrived. schr George C
Kelley fBrl StroSert, Georgetown, = l.
Cleared, schr Meyer & Muller. Patterson. New
York.
New Bedford, Mass. Dec i8-saiIed. schr North
Star Macomber, coast of Florida.
New Haven, Dec 15-Arrived, schr Rilie 8
Derby, kaylor Savannah.
Pensacola, Dec 16Arrived, ship Indus 1tall
Schiafiuo Barbados barks Caterina Accame
[ItalI. Buenos Ayres; Theodor Korner fGerl
Hansen. liverpool; Hecla LBrl, Valencia; Rls-
setto G IItall, Schiafino. PuDta Sara.
Cleared, barks Maidalena Hail. QIartararo
Marseilles; schr Wallace J Boyd, Bates, New
York.
Port Royal S c, Dec I6-Arrived, schrs iona
than May, Cook, New York; VIM Smith Smith,
do
Sailed schr Harry Ritter. Baltimore.
Philadelphia, Dec 1G-Arrived, schr Annie G.
Grace. Grace, Brunswick.
Delaware Breakwater. Dec 16-Arrived. schr
d Witherel Bearse. Fernandna for New
York.
Round Pond, Ne. Dec i4-Arrived, schr Gem
from Boston TO load TOR Charleston
Rockport, Ne, Dec I5-Sailed, schr Edward S
Stearns. Jacksonville.
New York, Dec 1s-Arrived, steamships Ne
vada and Majestic, Liverpool.
Arrived out, Scale.
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BALTIMORE. Dec. is-F1our fairly active: How
sru street and western supernne IS O0ls4 90;
extra - eeD4 20; family 81 5oG5 90; city
mills, Rio brands extra. IS 01a5 ~ Wheat
SoUof1sc; western steaiy, mlxe-i on spot, 51<
southern inactive. firm; Fultz, 95cG 81 03; Long
berry, SocGSsl %; western firm: No. winter
req, on spot and December s71g1Ac. Corn
southern steady; white, new, 5iG5Sc: yellow,
o22tSsc; western frmer
CINCINNATI, Dec Is-Flour in moderate de
mand Wheat steady; No. 2, red g9c. Corn
steady; No. z mixed, So. Oats weaker, No 2
m xed, 4o-R@s41c. Provisions heavy, dropping.
Nulskey s.esdv, 81 IA
ST. LOUIS, Dec. lS.-F1our unchanged. Whea.
IexeriSa; No. >, rel. cash, e5bsGS96l@c: Nav,
per, 49c. May bills Oats. No. =, cash, % asked A.:
May 4Ss Bagging, $JS4G07s4. Iron cotton ties.
~ oodbl W. Whiskey steady, 81 "a Provisions
depressed. Pork, s IS for OLD, $40 for new.
Lard, prime steam. s. i56o5 80. Dry SAL meats,
= 10 30 days boxed, shoulders, at s. 90. longs
% o. RIBS. s. Us; short clear s. 20; Bacon,
boxed shoulders, 81 SIG; longs and ribs S. 20;
clear. s. IS. Sugar cured hams, $40 OONsi2 50.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. lS-Sugars: open kettle,
strictly prime, S1s0S Ice; prime. Ss4. Cen
trlTrugals steady; plantation granuated, 505ls;
eeholce yellow clarified 43404 1916; prime yell
low clarified, ~. MolasSes quiet, open kettle,
choice, 3Oc; prime 2213Sc: centrifugals. strictly
prime TO good prime. 100 &c; prime to good
prime l3G &c. Syrup 2OGsjc.
NAVAL STORES.
New York. Dec. Is. noon--Rosin Quiet and
steady. at 81 42Is to1 4'Is Spirits OF turpenune.
dun and weak; strained, common to good, at
3141352{c.
b:O D. m.-Rostn dull but weak; strained I.
common TO good 81 49lS11 Az Turpentine
dull and steady, at S7IAG03S.
CaAaLssroS. Dec. lS-Spirits turpentiue dull.
81 Is
WILMINGTON. Dec. ls. - Spirits turpeutlne
steady at 341sc. Rosin firm; strained 81 10; good
strained 81 IS. Tar firm at 8 IS. Crude tur-
p'ntine firm; hard 81 20; yellow dip 81 30;
virgin 81 10.
RICE.
New YORK, Dec. 1S.-Rice steady. quiet; do
nestle, quieC; fair to extra, 54Gdl6.
NV OaL-A -, Dec. 18.-RIce steady; ordinary
TO prime 4}s1iAc.
PETROLEUM.
NEW YoRE, Dec. is. - Petroleum market
opened firm, and after declined He In early
trading moved up sac on western buying, after
which the market became duh and remained
so at the close. Pennsylvania oil. on spot,
opening, 63s4c; highest, 641sc; lowest 6SS4c
and closing at 64}sc; January options opening
65c; highest, 6516c; lowest, 6ia4c; closing at
6511c Lima oil-No sales.
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RECEIPTs.

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, Dec ~
3 bales cotton 10 bDls spirits turpentinp IS
Dbis roslD. 4 boxes clothing. bbl clothing 1 keg
nk. 10 bbls hardware, box hardware case d
goods cars wood. sack potatoes, 1 bale wool,
bill hides. I box tallow, box lanterns
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway
Dec Isl. 1916 bales cotton. $40 bbls rosln I0J
bbls spirits turpentiDe. 50i pkgs mdse 3 bales
hides go sacks pot II cases cigar, ! car
cattle u bbls WHISKY. ~ bbls syrup. cars rOck,
10 pkgs furniture. n sacks rice, 10 cases shoes
car cotton seed. I car pig ron cars wool 20
cars lumber. G.3i3 boxes fruit, I42 bbls fruit, 10
boxes vegetables. car oil.
Per Central Railroad. Dee 49,. s42 bales cot
ton l45 bDls spirits turpsntiDe, ca bDis rosin.
2 bales h des, tales donestics, pkgs Taper
pkgs tobacco. 5000 lbs bacon. 20 bDls lime q
5fis wbisky. bbls apnles. - IN Ibis tghiskv 81
pkzs mac inery. pkgs yexetsb -. = cars sfDcs.
3 bbls syrup. u ears lumber no pkgs furniture,
X bbls Hour 10 pfgs mdss, 10 Dklgs hardware,
asa - eggs, cars seed.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The steamship City OF Birmingham which ar
rived at this port Yesterday reports: Four miles
south Of Body Island saw two masts projecting
out OF the water, evidently attached to mast
cd schooner sunk in about fathoms; both
topmasts intact
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.

Steamer Ethel, Carroll COhen's Bluff and
way landings w Gibson, Manager.
Steamer Aloha, Strobhar, Beaufort, Port
Royal and Bluffton--C Fl Medlock. Agt
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Nacoochee. Smith. New York-C G
Anderson.
Bark Aurora [Norl, Borge, Glasgow-Hols: &
Co.
Schr Fortuna, Stone. Ball River, S c, III bal
lagt-Jos A Roberts & Go.
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1T II q tJfF IHNNs
In charge Hydrographic Station

Washington, Dec 1s-The keepers OF life saving
stations have been instructed 70 report imme
di4tely to the lighthouse establishment any &C.
cident to aids to navigation that may come to
their knowledge. such as the displacement or
sinking OF or damage TO buoys, the failure Of
lights to show or flash aud the failure of fog sig
mails to sound,
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NOTICE TO MANNERS.

Notices to mariners pilot charts and all nauti
cal Information will be furnished masters OF yes
sells free OF charge at the United States HYDRO
graphic office In the Custom House. Captains
are requested TO call at the Office.
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TNIDA1s DC - AoVu-
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship City Of Birmingham, Berg, New
York &C Anderson.
Steamship Sallco Brl, Kearney, New York
In ballsst-Strachau & Go.
Schr Lille F Schmidt, Henderson. Baltimore
with guano to C K r Agt; vessel TO Master
Steamer Advance Myers. Augusta and way
landings-J. g. Medlock Azt.
Steamer Bellevue Baldwin, Beaufort Port
Royal and Blufton-W Gibson, Agt
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Gosk-Wm Simon. II Schvao. y willard and
wife. b Farumsn and wife. II King sns WIFE,
King p noran. L O'Brien, 7 McGrath, J RYAN,
Higgins. & StrauSe and wife. u Kohler. Mrs T.,
X Miller child and srvt, Miss Norvell. ] Conway,
Kemp. Bullock and wife. A Eichbsry l. Il
Gentry, Miss Harriss Miss Martin. II Jaudon,
Miss 7 Sharp. D Falk. II II Pulley, J Farley,
T Roe, c II Buttertisld, Miss N Crawford. X 4
era dali. P ID Moore, W Briggs, Chairs wife
and children. NJ Sexton, Isabella Legano. and
IL Storage.
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MIII IIIHUcT 3I UeION Iu0So III Ut
FREIGHTS.


LuMBER-Coastwise-T il surplus OF Of
fering tonnage causing very dull market, with
downward tendency Rates are: For Baltimore,
81 50D5 90, according TO dispatch in loading;
Pniladslphia. S. 90: New York S. COOS 25
and wharfage: Sound ports. and Boston,
SIS 5O05 90. From 256150c. is paid yes
sells here for shifting to load at nearby
ports Timn.r. 5ec0sl higher than lum-
Der rates. To the West Indies and Wind
ward. nominal; to Rosario. SIS O0019 90; to
Buenos Ayrss or Montevideo, SIG 0O@1e so; to
Rio Janelro, $40 90: to Spanish aud Mediterra-
mean ports $i4 90; to the United Kingdom for
orders, nominal for timber, R5 standard;
lumber, IS. Steam-To New York. 81 90; TO
Philadelphis 50 90; to Boston, S. 90; to Balti-
more, SIS so.
NAVAL SToREs-Market is dull. Foreign Cork
etc. for orders small spot vessels, rosin 2s I'D
and IS 101Sd; to arrive, Is 71Ad and 3s lOlad;
spirits Adriatic. rosin, 3s: Genoa, % d;South
America, roSin, Soc per barrel of $50 pounds.
Coastwise-Steam-To Boston, lie per 100 tDs
on rosin, 9Oc on spirits; to New York, rosin,
716c per 100 MS; spirits, e0c; to Philadelphia,
rosin 71Sc per 100 ms; spirits, S0c 80 baltimore,
rosin. soc: spirits zoe. Coastwise quiet.
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Bark ETC [Brl, Skinner. to load for Europe
Richardson & Barnard.
Bark Mercurus LNorl, Isaacsen, to load for
Europe-Master.
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was made at declines Of from 1S0& per cent.
generally, with special losses of per cent. in
facinc Mail and ! x in Louisville and Nashville
The former was only q natural reaction after
the sharp upward movement of yesterday, but
ths latter was artificial aud in sympathy with
lower London prices The market however,
rallied from first sales. and there was good.
Enough light buying throughout, which kept
prices moving almost steadily in an upward
direction, notwithstanding the special drives at
Rock Island, AtchisOn aud Lackawanna.
I.ackawanna reached its highest price for some
time, but was atterward raided aud all the I'M
prom mt was lost, with sonnet ling in addition.
The stock closed at its lowest figure. In the
final rally Missouri Pacific was conspicuous. and
all GrangerS made material gains. but early
losses prevented any marked final advances
The close was dull but firm at close to best
figures Final c anges Of note are only two-a
10 s OF Ia per cent. 10 Atcnison and gain OF a
like amount IN New Jersey Central The sales
of listed stocks were 49, 900 shares and I'M
listed 400 ares
The following were the closing quotations Of
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ARRIVED BELOW YESTERDAY.
ARRIVED UP FROM gu ARANTINE YEsTER

Schr Mary Jenness, Cochran, New York. with
merchandise TO order; vessel TO Master
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EXP04ra

Per bark Aurora iN0ri Tor 0iasgow :. go
bbis r0al, weighing i0b9 40 pounds !. 5zS bi,is
spirits fprfeniine. 5neaeuI1pa itt9sif Railoas
faiera0n, Downing a ~.
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sHIPPING INrELL1G ENCE.

MI NATURE AGhANAC-Fdt5 DAY.
SUN RISES. .......... MISUNDERSTANDING
Sun SErs Observation-Disclosures. ASS
HIGH WAFER AT SAvANsAH. go. 1:3I n. 1:3sPs
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pentine was firm and advancin, There was
fai- inquiry. with lgh5 offerings. The sales
during the day were some 1913 casks, at a5c
for regulars. At the Board of Trade on the
openiRg call the market was reported firm at
95c for regulars, with sales of 1873 casks. At the
second call it closed firm at CSC for regulars.
Rosin-The market was quiet and steady.
There was slow demand and light business
doing The sales for TIE day were about 1000
barrels. At the Board of Trade on the
first call tue market was reported quiet for N
and alb We, and firm for the lower GRADES, at
the following quotations: a, B, G.. d aud
Z. 81 20; F. 81 25If; G, 81 EN-; H, ST. 5716;
S. co.: X So 10; NJ, $3.50; N, So 30:
window glass. So 30; water white, 81 CO. At the
last call it closed unchanged
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COL T. S
ARE
8 Ell Ii n G
CHI E A ? Err
THAN ANY
Il 9 y s E IN
7 III Il CT 7 Y,
BECAUSE They Sell FOR
CASH ONLY.
Ne Have Every Day heSan1 Bargains in
HATS.
S Ell O z S.
CLOTHING.
FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY
KROUSK0FF'S MAMMOTH MIL
LlNERY HOUSE.

We have inauguraed the Fall and Winter Season,
1890 We just crowded three large floors with
everything Novel and Beautiful in Millinery. The exhibit
of Paris and London Round Hats and Bonnet also
copies is the complete and finest south of
New York, and equal to the finest in this country We
offer very full lines in beautiful Novelty Ribbons
Fancy Birds Silk Veves in the finest grades and shades
Immense line of French and Wool Felts in all the grades
We continue retail first floor Mlliners and Mer-
chants supplied upstairs prices and terms
are sold north Our Ribbon Sales continue before.
=. KROUSKOFF
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iIroad
1890.
annah BY
es slower
No. is.
l:10 p In
} 6:35 p IN
..-- -ss~
B $50 p m
> No. %.
/ l:45 q m
9:9pni
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ben Pond,
h stations:
[tions and
EIVERo5,
epot.
S. Agent.
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SAILED YESTERDAY.
MEMORANDA.

Steamship City of Macon, Boston.
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COMMERCIAL.
SAVANNAH MARKETS.
oFF1cE MORNING NEws,

OFFICE MORNING NEws,
SAVANNAH, GA, Dec. Is, 1890.
CozTox-The market was quiet, but very
steady at quotations. There was affair demand,
and good business doing. The Offering stock
is light, and pretty well held, owing to the bet
ter condition of the money market
The total sales for the day were l,oi2
bales On Change at the opening call,
a. 10 a. m, the market was ouiletlned
quiet and unc langed. with sales OF IS bales. At
the second call, at p. m, It was steady, the
sales being 1,17S bales. At the third and last call
attn M il closed steady and unchanged, with
further saes OF 321 bales. The following are
the official closing spot quotations Of the Cot
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-03-01

The chief thing which seems to
trouble the protectionist is the glor-
ious thing it would be for the Brit
ishers to be able to sell their cheap
goods in our markets should the tariff
wall be razed. But wouldn't it also
be glorious thing for the people of
this country who have to pay double
prices for inferior goods now in order
to make fortunes for few manufac-
turers? Especially since the Ameri-
can cotton and woolen manufacturers
and iron workers claim that through
the help of protection hitherto they
are now able to successfully com
pete with the British manufacturers
ON even ground, If compelled to.
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A few weeks ago real estate dealer

A few weeks ago q real estate dealer
of Aurora offered lst, I'd and Sd prize
for the best three essays setting forth
the attractions of Aurora as IA place of
residence, the editorial fraternity Of
the city TO meet, read over the essays
presented and award the prizes. Ina
CINE the dismay of the editions when
twenty-five essays were submitted for
their inspection and Judgment, They
were mostly written by pupils of the
High School, which alone justities the
prompt decision Of the editors to throw
aside all but half a dozen as unwor-
thy of consideration. OF the three
selected for prizes two were in yeSter-
days Aurora papers. Well, il that is
the best that can be said of Aurora
as place OF residence, she had better
start her boom in some other direc-
ton.
The farmers in the neighborhood OF
the village of Lane, Is this county, the
Streator Independent states, have organ
lied company under the title of "The
Farmers Mutual Exchange ASsocla-
uiOn," for the purpose OF doing bust
ness in the shipment OF grain and
farm products and selling coal, the
company beginning with capital of
of $4,000. Its objects appear to be, on
a small scale, the same as those aimed
at by the Farmers Cooperative Bro
therhoOd of the U. S." with headquar-
tiers at Chicago, incorporated under the
general law of this state on the 10Th
inst. Its capital is placed at $40, 0O0,.
900, and its object is to consolidate the
farming business, handle and store
grain, and by bringing the farmers in
to close union protect them against
trusts and mOnopolies.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-03-01

'NAN SALE NOrICE.-To the unknown
L owners OF and TO the unknown parties In nteress
In the premises hereinafter described and 10 the pey
sons In whose names the same taxed sssessed.
take notice that upon the day hereafter sp~cined. af
other taxes due and unpaid for the year 1857 made =
the Court House 10 Ottawa La Sale county. IliDos
the 18th day OF June 1885, John Stout purch ssed the
following Il
Outlot In Assessors Subdivision Of out.lots, g. ".
fr. Y. II. 49, s. In the town OF Uttaw,,
And that the cerAcae Of said sale and purr hsse hns
been assigned by said John Stout to the undersigned
And thar the expiration OF the time Of REDEEM ptoA
from sa.d sale OF June 49, 1888, will expire the 18Th
day Of June. l8tU. s. ZtMMERMAN
Ib6 3ws
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I'AX SALE NOrICE.-Notice u hereby gtven -
Peter Setback and the unk nown owners OF and IN.
known parties Interested In the lands or pars a
lots hereinafter described and al other persons wNo
may concern. that. AT sale OF delinquent lands sAd
town lots by the treasurer and oo collector Of Ia
Sale county. In the State Of Illinois. FOR the etsfe
County town and other thereon for
the year D. 1887. held at County Cot r. House. ths
city of OTTAWA, In said coun y commencing the lath
day 81 june u. 1858, and continued day TO day
pursuant t. law, Walter Langlos the 18th day OF
June n 1885, became the purchaser OF the folio vine
described tracts Of land or lots and par of ots stn
ated In the city OF Peru, In said county md State via
The north balance OF Lot one ID, Block four az
Also the north balance OF Lot two lock four ~
Also The whole OF Lots number three g, and f,ur ~
In Block four o. In e. {. Merricks Subdivision of tho
east fractional quarter tSl Of the Northwest Quarter
lS), OF Section twenty (0), Town thirty.three (S3l
Rang. one q east Of the third principal meridiaa
That said tracts OF land lots lots were cold
and costs due thereon for the year A. D. 1884,
and that the me of redemption OF said Of land
or lots and part lots from said sale and purchase Win
eLnire on the 18Th day OF June A. d. 1880
Notice Is hereby further given Aforesaid, that Ne
cert ca'es OF purchase OF said tracts OF land lots
part lots herein efore described. have been duly ~
signed "a the Undersigned j. c. BRIEF.
feb l5Sw Assignee Of said purchaser.
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uAN SALE NOTICE-Io nc anEnov

TAN SALE NOTICE. the unknown
owners Of and to the unknown parties IN Interest In
each OF the premises hereinafter described and TO the
persons In whose each % the same sas taxed
assessed, and the and parties IN interest In
each of the same and and every person In actual
possession o. cupanIy Of each Of the same. take
ice that upon the days hereafter specified 81 sale Of
sRds and town lots Tor state. county, town snc other
taxes due sud unpaid for the year ISL. made az the
Court House In ottawa La Sale county Illinois, the
5lth day OF June ISIS I purchased the fol owing
The south half Lot : Block 10 in Bclrose's Add TO
the Town OF wedron aso the south half o. 10, g. In
Block 10 in Beirose's Add to the iowa OF vedron
situs ed In the Countr OF Ia sale and State OF nlinos
The expiration Of the time Of redemption rom ssid
sale Of June y, 1855, viii expire on the ssh day OF June
1850 c. ATHERTON
feb21y9v wedron, Ill.
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'lNAX SALE NOTICE.-Nstice Is hereby given 10 the
/ unknown owners and parties Interested In the fol-
lowing described lots and tracts Of land that sale OF
delinquent lands and town lots by the treasurer and
o.O collector OF La Sale county, In the State Of
Illinois, for the State county and other taxes and costs
due thereon for the u. 1885,. held at the County
Court Io1se In Ottawa. In said county. commencing
the 18th day Of June u. 1855 and continued from
day 20 day pursuant te law Geo. W. Maesey. on the
18th day ~ June A. d. 1855 became the purchaser OF
the following described lots and tracts OF land situated
In the county Of La Sale ana state Of Illinois, afore
said towit
lot |, ". y. n. w. OF Section 9, Township 81.
Range B. east OF Sd r. M assessed To the name Of I'm
known.
Also e. Y, e. Y. e. NJ y, q. e. e. OF Section
Township 3D. Range 3, east OF Sd T. NJ assessed In the
name OF Unknown.
That the time ~ redemption Of said lots and tracts Of
land from said sale and purchase will expire the 18th
day OF June, a. d. 1880. GEO. W. MACkEY.
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