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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-10-12
Mountain Lake Park. r.

Fortytwo cottages occupied.
The Park never looked prettier.
Several new cottages going up
and others being improved.
Spedden, of Oakland, is erecting
two-story cottage on G street for
DR.. Stone, of New York City.
Frank Brooke is building school
house on the corner of Oakland
avenue and l. street.
j. NJ. Jarboe, of Oakland, has
contracts to put a second story on
G. |. Richardson's cottage, an ad-
dition to Miss PoIlock's cottage,
and porches to Frank Arnold's cot
tage, which has been purchased by
DR.. Thompson, of Johnstown, Pa.
lie is also plasterng and finishing
the rooms over the bowling alley.
Charles Smouse has about com
pleted two story house on X street.
A neat, convenient home. 1t shows
what pluck and work will do.
The Armstrong cottage has been
painted by Dawson & King.
Surt. Rudisill has one Of the
n,,,rrt Offices in the county. Daw-
IN Bros. did some excellent grain
ing on the doors.
Prof. Sanner is teaching a select
school at Lake View. lie will also
teach the epublic school at that place.
Mr.. Eek hart, of McHenry, will
look after the Mountain Lake Hotel
Co.'s property this winter. His
family is here.
The Park authorities are taking
advantage of this fine weather to
make improvements.
Hon. Geo. G. Sturgiss, of Nor
gantown, W. Va, spent Sabbath at
the Park.
Wednesday evening a social was
held in Assembly Hall. 1t is to be
made feature for the winter days.
Dawson & King have the contract
to paint several cottages this fall.
HEMLoCK.
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Real Estate Transfers,

Franklin p, Arnold and wife to
James P. Thomson, lot in Noun
tain Lake Park; $1,000.
Daniel Fike and wife to John J.
Beeghley, II interest in tract of
land known as old Lime Stone
Quary-12 acres; S75.
Michael W. burst to Josiah w.
burst, 2 acres and ia perches of
land; 5000.
ii. G. Davis ct. al. to William f.
Sines. part of strawberry Plains
Resurveyed Corrected; 5000.
Sarah j. Foster to Joseph W.
Erwin, l undivided one-half inter
est IN military lots Nos. 4O52 and
4O53, 93 acres: 800.
Elizabeth +. Cecil to Perry
\ ''Alea'sfsAas No lgss. 80
Thos. b Hughes and wife to
Lewis A. Rudisil lot No. 224 in
Mt. Lake Park; 5000.
Mt. Lake Park Association to
Maria NJ. Smouse, lot No. 1917 in
Mt. Lake Park; $3.50.
Chaunccy kimmel and wife to
BENZ. +. Harvey, confirmatory deed.
part of peace and Plenty" 3
acres; 81.
Thos. Coddington, late sheriff.
to Edmund Jamison, part of peace
and Plenty" l acre; 81.
Edmund Jamson to Benjamin
f. Harvey, acre of ground; $40.
Benjamin +. Harvey to VIM. L.
Frick, part of "Peacc and Plenty"
B acres; $225.
Gilmor S. lIamill and wife to
Benz. f. Harvey, lot in Deer Park;
$500.
Edward Hoye, trustee, to John
Friend of N, military lot No. 1885;
$50.
Charles NJ. Miller and wife to
Peter Blttlnger. so acres: 1925.
Robert II. Gordon, trustee. to
James Dewitt, part of the "Glean-
ings," 80 acres and so perches;
$91.74.
VIM. G. Pennington, trustee, to
Marshall Friend, part of "Emanci-
patton" military lot No. 1904; $3.50.
Henry A. Rasche and wife to
Sarah A. Friend, 1134 rods of
"Deer Park" 5000.
Henry A. Rasche and wife to
John G. Kelley, part of military lot
No. 9S6, Il acres; $3.50.
ii. &. Davis and wife to Edward
G. Miller, 11,775 square feet of
ground in Deer Park; $500.
IL. &. Davis and wife to James
and Bridget Gleeson, J acre of
ground in Deer Park; 800.
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Do Thsse Questions Apply to You;


They are sure to interest hun
dreds of readers of this paper. Nine
out of every ten people are troubled
with these symptoms, and really
don't know what's the matter with
them. Here are the questions:
Are you nervous?
Have you "A cough?
Is your throat sore?
Is YOUR appetite poor?
Do you hawk and spit?
Do you take cold easily?
ID your nose stopped up?
Is it always full of scabs?
Is your breath offensive?
Is your hearing affected?
Is your tongue frequently coated?
Is your mouth full Of slime upon
rising?
If You haye, you have, or are get
ting, bad case of catarrh. One
bottle of Mayors Magnetic Catarrh
Cure is guaranteed to cure any case
of Catarrh, and will last for a three
months treatment. Ask your drug
gist for 1t. He will give you an
absolute guarantee. For sale bv
druggists. Remember one bottle
to cure, and guaranteed by our
agents.
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Bucklen's ArniCa Salve.

The best salve in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped
hands. chilblains, corns, and all
skin eruptlons. and positively cures
piles, or no pay required. 1t Is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton, or money refunded. Price rs
cents per box. For sale by IL. j.
Mayers. 49-1Y
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Auctions.

One hundred and sixty four
Ladies' Wraps, 73 Mems Suits, 81
Boys Suits, 63 Oyercoats. Begin
nlng at Mcllenry, Tuesday after
noon, Oct. II, 2 p. M, and also at
night; Bittingcr, Wednesday after
noon and night; Accident, Thurs
day afternoon and night; Friends
vile, Friday afternoon and night
Hoyes, Saturday afternoon anc
night. Please notice that there
will only be one day at each place
Cheap John, the great toy dealer
will be in charge of these sales
Turn out and get bargains.
JOHN SHARTZER.
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Happenings In and About Town told
In Short Paragraphs.
Visitors are few.
Frosty mornings.
Thanksgiving Day next in order.
"Indian Summer" weather this
week.
Patent leather shoes are growing
more popular.
Picnics are out of date. Next on
the program are fairs.
Tuesday for an October day
eclipsed that "rare day in June"
A dispensation has been granted
for new Knights of Pythias lodge
at Rowlesburg.
Prof. S. C. Smith, of Mt. Lake
Park, is teaching the Accident and
Friendsville bands.
The Ladeu Tannerv, at Davis, is
being enlarged, and a quantity of
improved machinery put in.
The merchant who advcrtises only
when business is good, Is like the
man who takes medicine when he is
we'll.
Rev. DR.. II. G. Alexander will
preach next Sunday in Garrett
Memorial church both morning and
evening.
If Weather Prophet Hicks con-
tinues to predict bad weather we
will be sure to have a long "lndian
summer.
Mr.. VIII Dorsey, son of Patrick
Dorsey, Esq, of Grantsville, is
studying with peddicord & Peddi-
cord in Oak
Mr.. l.. II. Karn has rented the
Browning property on Liberty street
and has moved into it.
Rev. Dr. MofTatt. OF Cumberland,
will conduct services in the Garrett
Memorial church Oakland. to night
and tomorrow night.
The Preston Coal and Lumber
Company have moved their office
from the Ma>crs building to the
Pritchard buildirgon Second street.
Mr.. Robert Porter has purchased
the old Lutheran church aud moved
it to his lot near the mill, where he
will rebuild it for tenement houses.
Mrs. A. B. Gonder gave a social
dinner to a few ot her Oakland
friends on Thursday, Mrs. Offutt,
Mrs. d. Taskcr and Mrs. Fay being
her guests.
Mr.. Louis Littmau. who has been
operating the Ta-gart hotelln Oak
land Tor som uotaS. has purchased
the property .vacd by Henry Felty
in the west end of town and will
move therein shortly.
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New Goods! New Prices!

Townshend & Son have just
received the best and cheapest line
of goods brought to town tins sea-
son.
In dress goods they have ladies'
cloth, plain aud plaids; gingham,
calicos and cashmeres; full line of
dress trimmings.
In underwear they have mems,
women's and childrcn's Merino and
all wool.
Gloves for men, women and
children at prices without compar-
ison,
Factory made yarn and flannels.
Just notice II few prices:
Ladies' cloth, 80 inches wide, &C
cents; ladies cloth, 40 inches wide,
80 cents; calico, 20 wards for 81
gingham, 1G yards for 81.
Everything else in proportion. NC
trouble to show goods.
Come and see our $? fine shoes
for men and women.
,o1;ava
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Chamberlain's Eye and Skin
Ointment.

A certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes,
letter, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Old
Chronic Sores, Fever Sores, Eczema,
Itch, Prairie Scratches, sore Nipples
and Piles. 1t is cooling and soothing.
Hundreds of cases have been cured by
it after all other treatment had failed.
% cents per box.
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Law Books for Sale.

Will sell the Law Library of the
late VIM. p. Townshend, Of Oak
land, at private sale, in part or as
a whole, on reasonable terms, the
purchaser or purchasers giving note
with approved security. A rare
chance for Young lawyers needing
a library.
MARTHA }. ToWNSHEND,
S. l.. ToWNsHEND,
}S # Executors.
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Rogers Specific LInlment.

A radical cure for cholera. Sold
by A. G. Sturglss, Oakland, G. +.
White, Huttons; The Co-Ope fative
store, J. o. DeBcrry, Corinth; +.
A. Weimer, McHenry, Smith &
Calls. Johnstown; j. +. Gnagey,
Accident; Jonas Fralce, Yough
Store Co., r. Liston, Selbysport
A. Wass & Son, Mineral Springs;
l.. +. Friend, Friendsvllle; p. T..
Cartwright, Mountain Lake Park
and at all other general stores.
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A HORRIBLE ACCIDENT,
A Little 2 Year-Old Girl Killed by an
Express Train.

Yesterday afternoon as express
train No. 46 was coming east, the
engine struck and instantly killed
the little daughter of MIR. and Mrs
NJ 10 Trotter, at Corinth. The
parents live nearly a quarter of a
mile from the track, and it is sup,
posed the little one wandered away
and got on the track before it was
missed.
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ter p&H or this month TO Vlslt MS
son who now resides in McAlis-
ter. III who is doing a promising
business.
Mr.. And Mrs. W. NJ. Coddington
spent few days with friends at
Brandoyille, W. Va, last week
They neturned to Oakland Monday.
MrsJacob Meyers, accompanied
by his mother and aunt, of Selbys-
port, we're on visit to friends in
Grafton and other points along the
b. U since our last issue.
Mrs. Rebecca Firestone, who
spent several weeks this summer
with friends in Oakland and Terra
Alta. aeparted for her home in
HapoSsr Pa, Friday morning.
~ ~ asssassA asssxss 3 = -
Mr. and Mrs. King Delawder
visited friends and relatives in Cum
berland and Piedmont last week.
Mr.. Geo. A. Spcdden, who spent
week or ten days with relatives on
the Eastern Shore returned to his
home in Oakland on Thursday last.
Mr.. }. II. Killen returned from
weeks business trip to points in
Pennsylvania and West Virginia
last Friday.
Messrs. Lee Forman and Frank
Zeller, of Terra, were in Oakland
on business Friday night of last
week.
Mr.. j. W. Hill, of Terra Alta,
was in Oakland Friday.
Rev. King, of Fairmont, W. Va,
was on a visit to his son, Squire
King, in Oak land a few days last
week.
The following, taken from an ex
change, we commend to the readers
of this paper: "a newspaper man
is IN some instances like other peo-
Pile. He respects his friends, APP
preciates a kindness, and is always
willingt to return favor, In another
respect he resembles his fellow men.
lie will not continue to pat man
on the back, tell what a good man
he is, and how much good he has
done for the town and give him a
free business puff every week when
the man will not, through personal
prejudice or otherwise, continue to
aid in supporting the paper. In
other words, he stands by the man
who stands by him. That's about
the way of the world, and news
paper man can't be expected to be
so much different from other peo'
pie"
Cartwright has just received the
largest stock of dry goods that evcL
came to the county. Muslins from
SC to l2!c per yard; calico from 45c
to &c; best callcos at 7c, VIM. Simp-
sons & Sons make; cashmeres,
from 1Oc to 40c; all wool for 40c
46 inch Henrietta silk finish fol
724c per yard; whip cord @ 92!c
per yard; all wool storm serge, A
inches wide fer 7lc per yard: ging'
hams from sc to 25c per yard.
am selling boots at first cost,
although there was an advance in
gum goods of about 324 per cent,
but | have not advanced the price
oyer last year. Overcoats at cost.
Now is your chance to secure a
warm coat for winter. Come and
see me aud save money. Bring
your produce. 32-2t
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HERE AND ELSEWHERE.

Movements of Prominent Persons
Known to the Readers of "The
Republican,"
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Lawton
spent yesterday in Keyser with
friends.
Mrs. John B. Fay and family
will soon leave Oakland to join Mr..
Fay in New Mexico. The well
wishes of many friends will follow
Mrs. Fay and her family.
DR.. G. M. p. King has closed
his summer house (Monte Vista)
near Oakland and returned to his
home in Washington, ID. G.
Mrs. l.. L. Conneway, of Mar
tinsburg, is visiting friends IN and
near the city.
The following named tourists
started from Oakland to Chicago
Tuesday night on the excu sion
Mrs. Mary Wlderson, Misses Lottie
and Fannie Wilderson, Isaac VII.
derson, VIII Newman, Jos. Martin,
Greeley Hyde and r. S. Jamison.
Mr., Harry Loar, of Grafton, was
visiting his parents IN Oakland this
week.
A party composed of Mr.. Ralph
Thayer, Mr.. and Mis-. Geo. 0. Mil
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs, Fred A. Thayer
and children and MIR. and Mrs. j,
G. Peddicord and children drove
down to Accident Tuesday and
there spent the day as guests of
Mrs. Glotfelty.
Mr.. j. II. Harmon, of Bridge
port, ". Va, is the guest of Mr.. j.
c. Morrison.
Mr.. Peter p. Lohr, of Bittlnger,
was IN Oakland Tuesday on bust,
ness before the Orphans Court.
Mr.. S. L. Bolden and family who
spent last week in Cum berland with
relatives, returned to Oakland Mon
day afternoon.
Mr.. John l.. Harne, who has Just
recovered from an attack of SICK
ness, returned to Clark sburg Mon
day morning and resumed his posi-
ton in "a bank at that town.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Feity and little
daughter are visiting friends at
Reedsville, W. Va.
Miss Letit,a Parks, of Kingwood, ,
was on visit to Mrs. ). II. Jones
this week.
Mrs. A. Z. Fraley and little son
have returned from a visit to rela-
tives in Terra Alta.
Mrs. Thomas johnson, of Dist.
No. 9, who has been on visit to
friends and relatives in Preston
county for some time, arrived In
Oakland Monday evening and is
visiting her uncle, Mr.. John A..
Peters.
Mr.. Thomas }. Peddcord started
for the Far Monday morning.
John Felty returned from the
Far Monday afternoon. During
his absence from Deer Park the
store there was in charge of Henry
Felty, the junior member of the
firm.
Miss Farley, of Lexington, Mo-. :,
is visiting Mrs. 5. G. Smith at the
Park.
Mr.. A. Moon, of near German,
was an Oakland visitor Monday.
Mr.. G. c. Harvey, of near Schell,
was in town Monday and paid his
respects to this office.
Mr.. Isaac ". AbernatnY, of Dis
trict No. 8, candidate on the Re-
publican ticket for commissioner,
was in the city Yesterday.
Miss Matte Turner, of Pittsburg,
has been the guest of her sister,
Mrs. W. Y. Waltz, for several days
past.
Mr.. j. II. Killen has gone to
Keyser, W, Va, where he will run
barber shop this winter. HIS son
is IN charge of his shop at this place,
Mr.. John Shartzer left Oakland
Sunday night for Cincinnati. He
will take in the great fair before his
return to Oakland.
Ed. Sharpes, John DALEY, Ed.
Bartlett and Harry West, who were
mt the fair several days, returned to
I Oakland SATURDAY night.
Miss Katie RAIDER, charming
Young lady of Wheeling, is visiting
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Many Persons are proKer

NudhN CESOIAS dle bioASh
down from overwork or household cares.
Browns Iron BitterS Rebuilds the
system, aids digestion. removes excess OF bile,
and cures malaria Get the genuine.
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when she was a Child, She cried for Castoria.
When she became Mis-, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Clstoria
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arrled.

MCGTNNIs-HosT On Oct. Z,
1898, by the Rev. George w. KEEP
Ter, at the Commercial Hotel, Oak
land, MIR. William A. McGinnis
and Miss Sarah Jane Host, both Of
Kingwood, w. Va. "-%1ss-~F sSs+ssi I
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LANCASTER - BARNETT. - On
Oct. 0. 1893, by the Rev. George
W. Kepler, at the NJ. +. Parsonage,
Oakland, Mr.. Charles +. Lancaster
and Miss Laura Barnett, both of
Graysville, Pa.
CRoSS-SnRlvER.- On Oct. ),
1898, by the Rev. George w. Kep.
Ter, at the New Glades Hotel, Oak
land, Mr., Cornelius A. Cross, and
Miss Matte Shriver, of Marion
county, W. Va.
FRIEND-NANsICKLE.-On Sun
day morning last, by Rev. Il. Mat
tingly at the residence of Meshack
Mattingly, of Hoyes, Mr., Joseph
Edward Friend and Mrs. Alice
Vansickle, both of Friendsville.
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tTHE OFFICERS.
President-Fred A. Thayer.
Vice e-Presidents-Arthur Townshend, a. ID.
Ma ilor, c. y Davis, Miss Kate Spedden,
James c. Peddcord. Mrs Kate Crane,
Secretary-J. c. peddicord
Treasurer-MiSs Katie Spedden.
DEPARTMENTS OF WORK,
Christian Work-A, Townshend, chair
man.
? Literary Work-A. D. Naylor, chairman.
3 Social Work-C. =, Davis, chairman.
4Entertainments-Mrs Kate Crane, chair
man.
S Correspondence-J. C. Peddicord chair
man.
g Flnance-MISs Katie Spedden, chairman.
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Ripans Tabules relieve nausea.
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Rlpau> TAIuj,> cure iauudice
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MARKET QUOTATIONS.
NEWS OF A WEEK.

Happenings In and About Town told
in Short Paragraphs.
Visitors are fnw
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ter p of this month to visit his
son who now resides in McAlis-
ter. 4 III who is doing a promising
business.
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REAL ESTATE.
pT-SINFSS At THE EXCHANGES.

There was n good attendance at NO. IL bro"u"n9
yesterday when mach property was ohef'd io' e'''.
IN every case by order Of the court ihS me-
important sale was by ID. 7. lDgrahah Oo' ""'
offered under partition the estate OF inc '''c 'o"'
Bornhoeft. No. ia second ave. being lhe hoF'heiis'
corner OF EleventL-st. IA nve-stOry fahouse Win
stores on a full lot. There was much co'"Pc',o.''
and Aschcr Wenstcin WAS the buyer Tor @1o,f-'
No. a54 We; one hundred ana thirty 'inrl ST. IV
st,ry brown stone. douule nathoi>c on y - 800
WIS offered .,y Tue same auctiOiecF. IL "'s D."s
10y EDWARD ho:1hocil, the d-!ehuaat III 'p nd ior
s-4UOO. The same auctOmecr ohtf-i. uh hy 'V a,
closure 40. - beaverst., four-sory' pii'N va,
house, ON Il lot 2ixol. II was bought os '"''
james l.. Meiis offered No. Il IL to - kingst'
ihire uvcsto.y brick rathOuscs, on pIol ooA
n ny T es ' Of Sg4 Peer f. Meyer offered Two
Ioi, ON one hunlI,d-.nd-ili;ty THRU t. cast o. Win
aye; Loi Lo 10 to IHu alniid in the silt lhoma,
= Walker offered No. ijU West seventy .seVehtn,'''
1ou,.,lory. slonciiont dvelllns on lot l9AloV.
was bought 10y samuel -. MtGOarhey Oh S 6'''s
OF phcbc Mctiour!ey. the p'aihuH IN Tue
Y. narnett q Co. offered tie corner OF Ams srn
dam.avc and Ninety ninth ST. +OA'' WIN d enl1
story BRICK and stone apartment ho1sG' al ITO Al
the Liberty street Exchange H. '. Harnctt q az 81
offered public arcol lor eA'c, TO- One ,T hundred
.in,y brick fiat house rented Tor $50 year. WIN
'V niSortrir, ON it OF $4,000 The bidding ran from
500 OOi up 10 So go. L. Brenauer was '.e pu, -
Inc following sales at private COM "cs arr 1SI Wcsi
Uorston-st Il siX.stoy apartment nous 900 yYN ~ ,
RON H. Frltdmnn to Vi. l.. Cohen, for :t',VoV uIs'
no. 1853 ligstavc hvc-otIIy apaI.ic,no no" fnr
IN ,0, from Emma Cohen to II. Fncdlhhh' ioi
Is 600 also ~ I'll E.-t Thirty eiehth 81, Il io..
sioIy frame building, lo.OXDo.J. fun inc EoS cS''''
10 l.. Locwercld. Tor 1880. +, ,,,.- r,co,s
Charles uciiann * Co. have sold Tor Ina 1aous
No III Eldi.dgc-st., hvc-stOry nohOIc puiiui'e'
..5xc0xIo0 10 George il. Lnhls, TO- f2o,OOo ,,,,,
The lots bought by Henry Mnrgenlhhn ut me nus"
smith estate safe. last week. have been rrsoid d. d
advance by slsw>on A Hobbs. 81, -, %, ,rn,,l
A.clrr Wcig,cim hl, bought nom The True hei1rhc'
Protestant Butch Church TIE southwest corner OF TIT.
and west Fonjh H., being Ms 1i % ana o ie'i!
- ,no rnirrn luildiGg ON Il pi"t 90 In Perrist ana
1.3 = In West tOuItn-si., on private ic'hs, 1t.
e. H. (,rr,0r ION nave sofa lHc cisnLo iot',
aOxlOOS i'm Eighty chth ST.. ncIlh sac -U ir,'
pnst of Riverside Drive. Tor Jane, Milfy, I0r Tio"
900 10 lIlr-h Brothers and Henry OPpohIcnic'
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CENTRAL RAIL ROAD or NEW JERSEY
Coni used eN!lu-NcIy in-urins '""hincs
mud loniOri.l
Four Tracks. Protected BY Automatic BLOCK ",R""'
system. Train, leave ~nton foot of Liberty a.
Time Table in effect Dec. Is. 1872.

Tor E1a,I0r At I 20. - - \. y" 7 UU' %
10 90 ; 90. > a. 80 r. NJ. - - night eAcCpt
S.tfrlly ,,-ht SUNDAYS. II 80 \. NJ. 90 , 30 . w.
go. GOO 4. NJ. l. - Ii-Et. =, % %
tor uars..huss at 90 . 80 So \. NJ. ! 90 30
90 100 NJ IL - i-ht cNecp. SATURDAY n5sh
sunday. II so \. n. 100. 90, 80 T. NJ III"
icr pousyirc at 4:oo 80 s:i5 A. n. 90, 20
4 90 : 80 f. NJ r2:15 nigh. except saturday nleh
sunday. II 80 \. NJ, 200. $3.50, 600 =. NJ, II 10
night. ,,...,,.. . M
As 40 l. ". laO. l,,p 30 r. ~, i - hi.h|
cA.cpt lif night. suniay, 10 ~ NJ, go T. NJ
l. IS mldni-ht. ,
Foi Fa,ton, bethlehem Allentown. Meuch Chunk Sc.
90 10 10 \. NJ. o.. 90 . 40 30. 70 Alien
town T.. M sundays 80. 10 \. NJ. Oc 30
tn wlkcsbarre. Fttstol and Sc:anton s:i5 A. NJ,
30 T. NJ. sundays 80 A. NJ
For god Tank lon ran nnd }o,9;' sqgh to 90 r9n;
RAM onhl 90 ! 20 G.i5 p NJ. sundiy-. cNccut
D can Grove and Asburv pIr& 90 A. NJ 1 90 =. NJ
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

l22d'st $ lo2 ~ 81 y, tr,rg, irctei. $3.50
l29th.st 40 10 N's' Il > MOTTO " .'.'." 80 500
,o! TIlnIm,n 30 +. e Of etn.a,c, is9Aico;
oSs.'t S.Ier Of nN t m p Thr 10000
97th'-t ico IL Of iV I,aS, 81 600
ll9;4.-t lo9 II OF Il I'me. 6',m"c $500
s0g Tf1s = si Hil' Wa.d NHy Hunt to sarah
p,'S Ss,is TSId 46i It :: with in~i section
2san 9g,a lard ,a aai.@S s M lana sn" "ai 1000
AQpcdac We. SO IT ,iil,,; =, az e Tei.i w. 1900
Jcicr:cn H,'"G' 81 iot 10 aud ~ map Tye5
'iIloiy,'c'stcai /; Lom''. IT, and VIE to i
la,.. S n 5, i55 q 7thray}c} layos; John
Le;~ .Ts e,, no s5 . J.. hes I7coO
AID wife to james Car. 49,,
2ot ~ O. II TEo 81 'f ear ~ "i rS T. Wa
55th.,, 10 si3 west; Morris Neinon and WHO 1880
71st.i 30 30 Wc,t: Jane, \ Frame aud wife - ooo
72dst 30 lis We't I ,Sr OfaN'ou .". 10000
ROTH 2i5 # Of -dS, az WHc1Y aoS VII. 1890
William s,snc to N'csaIet SPa9,'.' f,.:d
cd, f32 :, o. n o 1,r' r ,,iin 1000
7otn;,i go =, 81 ha'e' -'...- ~ 1880
n,: g. ai', =, n f5yiGFI Tnr,@;
s'i IT, n AID Of e 5i h. ,.c 1o' r. 2oooc
n,S..l p Darling and W., f. TiwIr! u Wl-on ]
ls'?ye 5',5 IT - s ~ ' 2 SoSs ''4 81 600
let.ayc " af3; Eduarl AAanch ana VIC 10 90 .oo
I AK SOyak... ...-..... ........ ,..';cns. 9
s8.t 30 # f. Of Il A ADAM e,n and vile % 900
Mad son.t,c s - corner S2d.tt. lD2-Alf'i D'h'l =,
I O't 9nor 10 FdWaid knpatfi.k -. 49, !
-5.h.st II 5. 900 T. q Of 1th.aNc 2'Nlt. NAV,
rlr. J B1i,tcln and VIC 10 Joe ph Mses ana q,
City nan Iiace I'M; 80 2s M'url'" o''@ ~" 90 800
ciqto',t 80 %; samuel h''oAD' ~" 500
Da.ld lA>hN. T'.trl.r and
12ih. So liG Win nlnr, nG''.e 10000
Wiilct..t so 81; Joseph Moses and ahouef 70 So.
viiiaas'a,v" :, i5o n II potter Place. ejxl3o
Jo.cph II DuUold and wife to ROBERT WON Ioo
wc HrI SaV r. $ part 10, -. map Norwood .oo
s,r,h = oe 20 Sclll. NJ strauss. ....-..-... "Oo
jonc..t n : lots I1s and l7". map - poorly N
Of John Ireland; u - (fu-1y o. j. : naN,, ~
2dayc ~ 4 M 10 81 u,fk's os,..i 80 oco
suaok,-' 90 100 MOTIFS ''''''''' '"i $500
Ga, Jaeo' Levy =, # Of MtDongai.,. 9I.ioO
1,c,fc, = I. TrukawTf % Anita Ieil"ahlt .,
suaoiSst 80 c lsG N'rr' ho''nOo'" ''D $4,000
Moron,t 80 o. d-o william rope ana V.o 10000