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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-22

1t may not be SO cold 22d Of February after
all for the friends Of Mr. Cleveland The des-
TIMES Of the political parties Of the United
States sre not always settled at Albany. Since
the days of George Clinton and Martin Van
Buren, there has been great interregnum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-22

Mr. Edison laughs at the stories of his having
been euehred out Of his interests in his own
inventions by Wall street n,anipulationa The
wizard IL plainly able to spare enough time
from taking care OF the public's comfort TO
take care of himself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-22

Senator Stanford's arguments and enter
prises in behalf of the farmer go for naught
with the California delegates to the st. Louis
industrial conference. They demand genuine
Cincinnatus, and anybody who cannot comb
real unmistakable hayseed out of his hair need
not apply for their support
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-22

Some painstaking person, who has been
footing the thing up, finds tina. there have
been tventy-seven French cabinets since the
third republic was declared in 1870. France is
more fertile in ministerial changes than in in
crease Of population.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-22

A year in the penitentiary and $500 fine con-
stitute the extreme penalty that can be visited
upon divekeepers in New York. by the time
the courts have gone through the list enough
will have served their terms to resupply the
judicial hopper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-22

Foot ball has 50 increased in popularity in
England that it is now all the rage. 1t is de-
pressing TO note that the recent tendencies OF
John Bal are not only immoral but blood
thirsty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-22

The agricultural statesmen should take pre.
cautions against expanding all the profits on
this years exceptional crops on conventions
and the PRONUNCIATION Of advice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-22

The Russian relief expedition is Americas
expression Of humanity and good viii to stary-
ing millions, auspieiously started on its course
upon Wsshington's birthday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-22

The tax about two sets Of democratic pr;-
maries IN New York state fills several District OF
Columbia republicans with remorse over the
bad example they have been setting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-22

Boston is to profit by the example Of New
York and enjoy a cake walk But il should be
IN the interests Of consistency so modified as
10 justify the title o. 'bean walk"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-22

ANY doubt a. 10 whether Hill can carry New
York would seem TO be counterbalanced bv the
apparent fear that .io Is going to pu. it in his
valiss and run OF with IT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-22

Political combinations for the purpose of
getting - nearly as possible a monopoly on
votes are, Of course, not contemplated in anti
txaSt protests
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-22

With the pool rooms and gambling den,
cleared out Of Jackson City. the often tickle
and fitfai real estate boom win be its onl,
hope.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-22

Baltimore is to have a cable car system. 1
ID always pleasure to Washington to and tina
her good example is being profited by.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-22

This IL boss day at Albany and If any cherr,
trees sre cut down the choppers will not b.
likely 10 admit the straight truth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-22

Senator HUI has boon earnestly cautioned
against hacking down the democratic cherry
tree with . view Of getting all the fruit himself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-22
"Doxrso- Vrrrrxc.
HreH-CL,ss
TABlr N.rrRr.

HE bleaching OF linen. like the dyeins e
s'iA. is affected BY climate and water. Lime
stone water and damp climate assist the Irish
bleacher 20 make linens peerless IN snowy white
ness. HIS close rursuer is the German. Our
masuiho,nt stock rerrseut. linens Of Irish.
German and French manufacture Linens Of
the inner sorts are in mind today. We MAKE
SPECIALITY OF ExTRA-siZED TABLE
CLOTHS FOR RECEPTIONS. DINNERS.
LUNCHEON. Sc. ATropos Of the rrssent
social season. we furnish the following lis, for
Your inspection.
pAMAsK By THE YARD.
NAPKINS
72-iEch Bleached German Double Damssk.
81 yard
81 Napkins. same quality.
-s3JoA dozen.-
7s-nch Bl,achsd Irish Double DAmAsk.
Ala N.nd
72-inch Bleach.a Irish and a.rm.n pouh,.
Damssl.
.o,,
NAPKINS to match. s5 adozen.
12-inch Bleachea pou,ls n.u.s. An. ANAL.
-slso al -a.na .ao5.
3-4 Napkins 70 match. a. Az "a and as.
dozen.
DINNER SETS. CONSISTING OF CLOTH
AND ONE DOZEN NAPKINS
''e''A' i0's' oO'h Oh our own impOrta-
i"s n's' is Oh bleaehed Scotch Double
viz 'Ai ss mower pattern and The other
'eAi an" "'oss"n
N"iAihs' so.'0 set-
e'''Ase''
'"o QUALITIES ia TIE seo0nd lot. In
S"~i'' 90 "@in'S - tle nrst ons
WIG W !" "'s anu the o'her q sinAi
''~' i"s ''''-s IN 'neSe se's come
S@' A'DA' -" s-ias ana u
." S~'uS'
FLO. a.. IS. 81 -. 60 80. a. - and O. each
Napkins, 5-s, g. - a dozen
biea'h'd French Dam-'i Dinner Sets in
.o,-, -.
,
2,ay.rd., German D.u...l. srO.et.
2xox Yards German Damask slo set
oxaxsras a.r,D., n.,,...I .,a.,
o.,,,-,- a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-22

Minister Egsn should be able 10 depend on
the support Of the W. c. 7. U. He neither
drinks. smokes nor chevs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-22
WAnn FLAxsEra

Homespun Atwood and UnshrinkAble Flsn-
nels for ladies' and childrens skirts. sfesmsr
xrappers. dressing gowns. DC. coiou IAxhs.
Medium and DARK Gray. Navy Blue. oresn.
Black. Garnst. Red. brown. &C. &c. They are
heavy. pure wool. thorouxhly shrunksn- "a
TO % inches wide.
--50c. and 55c. yard
(second noor. nth q. building.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-22
TIE Bon MAnoH..
Sl4 AND 3l6 7rH ST.. n. w.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LINENS Ar

LINENS Ar
LAxsBuReH & Bnos.
For the past thirty odd years We have
furnished you with your Table f1ings.
The incest Of you we count among our
patrons for these goods. We have never
encountered complaint. for ours are well
selected gsods UrQusstionabls IL their
quality when you know it comes from
Lansburgh'A You may be filed up on
your Linen wear. but II you are or not these
items below ought not pass your observa-
ton. They became our property throughs
cost transaction of . too cage. importer.
Give Us q look.
coin. Bls.chsd German pam..l. 5Oc.
per yard.
y Napkins to match. 81 25 dozen.
ea-inch Bl..ehsd Scotch Dam..l. 65c.
per yard.
xSapkns to match. 81. 40 per dozen.
62-inch Soft Finish German Damask,
DOC. per yard.
es4n. Fine Quality Irish D.m..k. Too
per I'D.
y Napkins to match. &c per dozen.
81 Fine Quality Irish Damask. oil
peryd. In all the newest designs.
y Napkins to match. o.. % dog. X. IS dox.
Size 1897 Knotted Fringe Damask
Towel. l2aac.
Size 1896 All-linsn Monte Towel.
l2!!c.
Size ao,4o Irish pama.l Towel. ZOc.
coior.-Pink. Gold. Blue. Bed. Green anI
Salmon.
Size eo14o Irish Huct Towel. lSc.
piece; So per dozen.
Size 2O14o Knottsd Fringe Danask Towel.
1Sc.
Size 1910 Hemmed Huck Towels.
&c. each. $3.50 dozen.
Size 23146 Extra Heavy Huck Towel.
25o.
Size 20x40 Hemstitched Huck Towel,
25c.
Size 21142 Fine Quality Damask Towel,
25o.
Colors of borders Blue. Pink. Canary,
Red. Salmon and Plain White.
Size 2ax42 Extra Quality Hemstitched
Huck Towels. ZSc.
Size 25.5o Extra Quality Dam..l. Z9o.
Proprietors Of hotels boarding houses,
custodians of large institutions should give
this their notice If out-of-town q postal
will reach US You will receive the same
careful consideration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-22

liz
WASHINGTON orTy
wAsH1SaToNs BIRTHDAY
Wish to Tell You That for
THIS WEEK
We have made such reductions in our prices Of
CARPETS. FURNITURE and DRAPERIEs
that should you wish anything YOU will find it
Interest 10 prove THESE assertions
SPECIAL.
The cutting of of profit is Of considerable
consequence to you. and until we reduce our
stock SIC. 900 you may expect . bona ade e1-
change Of Carpets, Furniture and Draperiss
EOR CAGu
For parties who wish full roll Of ~ to 90
yards Of Carpet we quote few prices,
Moquettes. formerly s1.25. Now zoe. by
Body Brussels. formerly e. Is. Now &c.
BY roll.
Tapestry Brussels. 15c Now 42,sc by roll
REMEMBER. BY THE ROLL.
And these are not known IS sticksrs in the
trade. but good patterns. and Carpets we think
you can see value in.
REDUCTION IN EVERYTHING.
It It's your opportunity.
1t is our WORD for IL.
1t means for you
To Judge for
YOURSELF.
TRis Sale is Cash ONLY.
All goods marked in plain figures. and we
think you will see our INTEREST and your
CHANCE.
Bona fde.
For a short time,
till $4,000 is sold
and stock
reduced this much.
Try and spare q few moments and see for
yourself during this week
TILL MARCH
W. H. HoUdHTON MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
1918 and 1920 F st. fe22-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-22

STERLING QUALITIES at such Low PRicKs :
WE quote.
SAKs AND COMPANY.
Cur S-H-oar.
LADIES' SHOES
Nov they're bound TO 60 For the last time
we've gone through our stock Of LADIES
SHOES and picked out every lot that wa, Grip
pied" in size. We've put them-with the hun
dred or two other pairs that were already on
those center tables EVERY PAIR THERE
NO MATTER WHAT II HAS BEEN SELL,
ING AT-GoEs NOW AT
Sl.69.
The only way to cure . complaint Is 10 take
the medicine we've taken a great bag al
iopathic dose" Of REDUCTION.
All grades represented:
Some that were s5 20.
They're Sl.69.
Some that we've $500,
They're 81 50.
Some that were $3.50.
They're $50.
Some that were $500, ,. .o
They're Sl.69.
rhs,,sSl.69.
Some that were $500.
rn.y'rsSl.69.
rh.,,-$l.69.
rn.y,r.Sl.69.
THEY ARE AL Sl.69.
You'll have to take chances Of getting your
size. 1t may be here-it may not. You're in
luck II 1t is. Don't blame US IL it isn't
They are all perfect shoes-but it's too late in
the season TO fill in the missing asss. -
The fact that they are odds and ends" is
proof positive that they've been popular lines.
We've got object in foregoing SO much Of the
price. Well lose money. but gain time. At
sl6e they ought to be all gone by sATUR-
DAY NIGHT. So be it.
'Irs The LAST Straw.
SAKs AND COMPANY.
Our Guarantee Goes.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH
a. a, ,, k .sn IAN J.
900 1000 TUESDAY,.
- That is the day for
REMsAxrs. =
Instead Of Monday.
MANY New THINGS
Added and great many little odd lots
ACTUALLY SACRIFICED.
s..--.....-..--....-s
::::: NEW THINGS: : :::::::::::
6Oc A An ,.,s Novelty chsv,Ot'. in r.ns 45o
6Oc IAN. sna Ge.s. ohs'l0''' in 45c
6Oo AN. sHd Gr.s. Hsnris'''' in Pearl 45c
6Oo Nsss II sSsns 43c
SOC. Blue. Ladies' c'0'A' in Navy 3Sc
400. IA a s,ss Tan T1,G ssd f 18TH; 25c
: :::::::::: GOODS : ::::::::::
That have been advertised before but not at the price
FOR TOMORROW
The balance Of all our Fine broadcloths that e q
The eoiOrs are Navy Blue. brown. SAGE. earn.
Olive. Gray and Tan
The balance of our 46-inch silk-fnished sl.25 e q
In evening shade Of Cream. rink, Nile, Scarlet, SUI
phur. Lemon. Heliotrope and Lavender.
The balance Of our Children's 81. 80 cioakings ?
The balance Of the 75c. Atwood Navy Blue >
Storm Serges az ~
.-.....--.-.---.-..--.--.. 81.
: :::: BLACK GOODS .:::..:::
QUO. Atwood 42-inch Black Henriettas at. 4 T.
OCC. Atwood 46-inch Black Henrie.tas at. TO,
oCC. Atwood 42-inch Black Henreitas at. OO .,
u L 54-inch Black serges at.................OO,
ST. s4.inch camels Hair al. 6S,
4 n nal l.. a a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-22

!; +. :
e. E. e. 4 4 4 f { E.. = !
+ ZEE TIT TIT EEE ERR
{ n T. l.. ! ! l. l.. / ii t.
We open our new stock of Spring Psrasos to-
morrow morning. Rich. and beautJut
best expresses the variety. For never before
have we shown its equal. An early selection is
everything.
There is no very marked change In shapes.
and 1t seems that manufacturers have depended
solely upon the artistic and harmonious blend.
ing of color effects.
Parasols of lovely changeable effects with
broad bayadere stripes
Paraso!s of exquisite changeable silks. with
cases to match. finished with club handles.
Parasols of plain Surah in multitude of coll
orings, with and without rufies.
Parasols of delicate India Silks with ruffies Of
silk chiffon.
StrOng-Crepe
Silk, with ruffies of chiffon.
Parasols Of brocaded silk.
As usual we shall carry O complete line of
Parasols for mourning wear.
Piquant Sunshades for carriage use.
Notwithstanding their increased beauty prices
remain unusually reasonable.
New SILK WA,srs.
New Silk Waists came in this morning
We pick these as best illustrating the stock:
Ladies' Waists Of Black Gloria Silk. plated
front and back and finished with belt, 80. so
each.
Ladies' Waists Of China Silk. plated front and
back. double row knife plating down front,
forming Jabot. $3.50.
LADIES' Spring CoArs.
We are not only showing full stock. but
selling Spring Coats. We firmly believe we
have the best 50 Spring Coat in the city Made
OF hne cheviot, rolling collar. extra length,
finished with frogs; in Black and Tan. 50.
Excellent Tan Chevron Refer extra length,
four frozs. santing pockets Only 81.
Tan Diagonal Chevot Refers, 80 inches
long, finished with four silk frogs. tailor bound,
5000.
Here is an elegant coat for the money:
Tan kersey Coat. lapred seams, tailor made.
lined throughout, finished with pearl buttons
$16.50
No end of Novelty" Coats, in various Light
and Dark Tans. Browns. Sueies &c.
ESGL1sH CAPE NEwMARKErs.
We have superb line of Ladies' English Capo
Newmar1ets. in the popular Tans, Grays ami
Navy Blue THESE were imported expressly for
present and March weather. and are also greatly
worn for spring and early summer travelling.
$l0to go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-22
A Few Or TIE "F1srsr. j.

GREEN AND GOLD spANeLEp TRIM
M NH inches WIDE. 81 % a yard, inch
Bao%S AID GOLD spAseLEs-1s
sncnss mide' Sl-5o q yards inch wide.
FANCY SILK EMBROIDERY TRIM.
maicS al s. inches wide. s32o yard-to
.IANcY TfSsEL GIMP-4 incn.. wide,
and G GIdf.s IN nf Ss It. IS ,ne Ss
REAEL EDGIss-1x niche. wide. 4oc.
tTfE;ARL GIMP niche. wide, .a7s.
yara Sinches wide, ~. % yard.
PEARL GlRCLE-l5 inches deep-&32 5.
and Si Isss 49,. IT, GIMP in point inserting
BLACK JET FRINGE With III ! sl head
Il , 'sss:: ss:ss. q s,. 7s,s
Sa lass' ;f fisS 5s 4 Sif.SS with Pinch
pendant fringe
~ inches deep. 35c.
~ inches, TIC.
20inches, Soc.
Sinches, t5c
IA inches, Soc.
20 inches, 81. 10 each.
whole Ornalnent Is inches s' desp S -IH Is
FINE CUT-JET e1RDLEs with gradual
"A inches wide. "a inches deep. s235
l39 inches wide and 20 inches deep.
4 inches wide and % inches deep. Sass
- inches wide and 80 inches deep. 50. 50.
10 inches wide and "A inches deep, 50.
BLACK SILK MOSS TRIMMING. with
two-inch Gimp hsading-50c. yard
DULL JkT PASSEMENTERIE-
quarter to two inches wide-10c. to S25Oa
yard.
New patterns In JET FROGS in Black and
Black and Colds inches wide-lJc. and
4oc. each.
STEEL PAssEMENTERIE-fr one
half to three inches wide-50c to s., q yard
And We have only gone part way through the list
The fault will most assuredy be your own If 20,
don't come out" this spring handsomely gowned
But don't be careless of the trimming. Have tina
rig ht-n you don't you have lost the effect 1t is no
so mueh what you pay for anything what yol
select. 1hereby hanRs the .'IaX of fashion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-22
TIE KEYS Or EFFECT.
eGG I'VE THE TRIMMINGS THEIR pul

eGe I'VE THE TRIMMINGS THEIR DUE.
9 II the gowns this spring are going to BE-
ego rich and gorgeous in their efIects-much Of
the credit will fall to the embellishments. When you
can buy the fabric and the fnishings at the same
place it Is an advantage. You can here You see we
have collected both stocks with knowledge Of each
other and Of what would be appropriate As We have
the choicest showing of Dress Goods in the cyso we
have the correct TRIMMING
Iyou have got the dress picked out the next thins
is the TRIMMINs.-we will cheerfully give you the
benent Of our artistic taste The trimmings are
most Of them-and varied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-22
ESGL1su CAPE NEwMARKrrs.

We have superb line of Ladies' English Capo
Newmarhets. in the popular Tans, Grays ami
Navy Blue. These were imported expressly FOR
present and March weather. and are also greatly
worn for spring and early summer travelling
SO to so
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-22

CUTLERY DEpARrMESr.
il set,
-Sqe.-
Best English Steel Carving Sets. knife. fora
and steel-stag horn handles
-Sl.@.-
First foor. 18th ST. buildins.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-22
WE HAVE TODAY PLACED ON SALE
loo YARDS
GESurxr ExerssH Prnc.r.rs.

Imported by ms exprsssly for our nns recall
trade. The patterns include twenty or nssrs
ds~iens IN medium and d.rk colornxs. both IN
stripes and nxure~. and ere suitable for boys'.
m.sss. and ladies' shirt waists. blousss.
isdiss' vrappsr>. drsssss. nc. Extr. heavy ~
nns.
--20c. yard
sscond foor.. ....-..-............-.lst aaDss-D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-22

In sHoEs-as In everything elss-No other house
DoES-EvER DID-or EVER wILI,-sell such
STERLING QUALITIES at such Low PRICES -
WE quote.
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e fo-Eer,y kea, al LIS noasy 81 hozs brt
szys Ls ooE pzr-1-z-= bz.ks Ard Is g,zk o
T.
Al iavzstlEzto1 sh5Es5 thzi TIE EzuE
ha5 aesn os-P=zE 1sz- P-akzgs Plsos f3-
s1-as =ssks- FlzEiag ez-5z Es-e stz=a
z5oct VIZ tks za1e Ct tie zz-E Ezusa O.
thzz. Te zo1l5a5 I.z5-- zzs bs-zz
sEzy- SlsdaT u1ui1E posss s-z--e1 A.
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ncuutzz-s IL The dz-sei5a q Fzzr1hzsos
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The Revised Ballot.

he C0Coty CCnziszi71s-= have -eeziFel
oepia of The reFissi halo. Eh.ch vi Be
voted II the coui1g e,sut5o,- Tie asz bzl-
loi izsb0us . inches lo-g AID ~ incha
vide. Tie baliot < arranged n for cal
INNS Tie lrz- c1ltzias Tie uanss of he
Rep11iicza cz1.5lz1ss- tle sson1d Of The
De2ocrats. snd ths thiu5 tie zznss of fh1se
z0ui1zte3 5y Eoziu4l01 pspz-s- Tie
f8urza c5i1z1a : - b-z-k Eih the r.
st-rCllon 0Fe- sseh gr11p q bank spsoss
thlt --tas v7.sr may iaszrt 5elcv The nzus
Of zny Fz-sol ussss I1as q ~ priasaI 8s ~
51Eas 50 uhon ke 5zi-s 70 vote E-ch
oo.amn IS sepa-z-ei f-11 TIE c,hs- by =
heavy 5lz-k Ens . p-zTsar tss voter frou
pizzns re cross = tie sae5s A. tEs leff q
tie cz-t1zlss nzzes izs-ezI Of >; tie right
u accor5sroe Ei-h A.,o-usy-Gs
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& Il grs1ps, Ei-A tas na1as o. The ps-tT a.
the t0P, szospt thass p-so=1 o. tss ba,l0.
= oom-nz-ioa paFez. Thess have the
party n4ls IN susl tpse unlz- tae nzns o.
f5s ez1di5aies- Al tae Top q tie L1llot z-s
isee iasi-1ca1ns II aszry type 3 czoss
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q e1aiflzssf iadl1a;ss vote FIR al lie ca
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shsrn sales

Tie foiloging Fsoperiiss advertised IN the
HEz1tB fsrthe past four serks Es-esol6 by
Shs1if. 6ood Friday -azs-5ool
Al TIE rislt. TIE. interest and cain q
DszieI Anrssiins. gsdkson Holi5sy and
Hsnry Saith, n t-zrt q lzaf sisaAis N
Asdis0. te~nshiP. oo1;aini1s fur han6rei
a1d f5rsy-sesss sc-ss, Ess sold 70 ". J.
BaeT so- SO
Tas Geoasz Lady hrza in Jsnrs- tozn-
ship. o1u.siains th-=e hu15-sd ard seventy
s0rs, Vas Knocked soza 10 Csthzrins Z
Vsznsa- o. . bi5 ofs-a0.
TIE TaO1ss P. Morzza trzrf oonizini1g
tE0 hunsres scr=s. n Summit township.
vzs sod % Harvey 4 Berkisy far ssoSa-
Tie Eiizz- szEi7r property in S0nesst
horo1gh E4s bozghi b Nrz Auzis Z
Press PH,e sssa
Tie sAzh 4 I2hnaa t-scL II Pzizt
township. E.s Knocked dcEn 70 Gs0rgs 2
Seal o. > I'D q $50.
Tie A " Wzlis- srz. il Uppsr Turkey
foot tornship. Ezs SID u Dr. ". s Euhl-
nan f5r ss5.
Ths william Eagis property. situate n
S1nnif ioEushiP, Vas bouzht b Henry
Engis Prioe. slzo.
The Joazs TsdroE fsru. n Milford toEa-
ship. szs sid % chz-sss Il Tesr0E for
Sss75.
Tie iats-z- of SolSnoa ThI IL = b0uss
and Ios n Sonsrsei boro1gh, vas sod %
Pee- HefHsy f'r -.