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The Holt County sentinel., 1894-09-21
High School.

The High school has an excellent
choir.
The scholars are all we'll pleased with
their new seats.
The students Of the chemistry class
performed some experiments with nitro
gen last Tuesday.
Three new scholars on Monday and
two ON Tuesday raised the High school
enrolment 10 G..
The Ph,lomathian society has been
reorsanlzed and starts out with promis-
ing prospects The number OF members
has been greatly increased by the schol
ars promoted from the grammar depart
ment last spring and by several new
nonresident pupils. There will be At
election Of new officers next Friday. B
sure ard come over. Below is the Fro
gram to be carried out Oct ), lS4:
Song, choir.
Recitation, Leah Kaucher.
Reading Henry Hayden.
Memory gems. V. Schlotzhauer.
Instrumental solo. Gertrude stock.
Quotat .Ous, Lena kunkel.
Recitation, Roy Kunkel.
Reading Lulu Marsh.
Quotations. James !1iEde.
Essay, Lizzie Watson.
Solo. Lossie Hostetter.
Symposluns, Jennie Baker. Hattie
Harris. john Peret. Eta Carroll.
la'Lrum-nial solo, Lii,u Nandeveer.
Recitation. Sayiila nuiey.
Reading. Thomas Davidson.
QuOfati"us, Irptha Greene.
Recitation, Maude Montgomery.
Biography. Carrie E:ler.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-09-21
New Point
Mrs. David v alIace is on the sick

Mrs. David " aliace is on the sick
list.
Herbert Mcdonald and mother were
visiting relatives Monday.
Miss Laura Amos, Of St Joseph, il
visiting friends here this week.
-SchoOi commenced Monday with
Prof. John B!evins at the helm.
w. W. Price is exhibiting his three
legged colt at Topeka. tins week.
L. &. Fries and Robert Hamm are
in Omaha this week buying cattle
john Lentz and crew have oom-
nenced work on B. +. Kunkel's barn.
B. o. Cowan was in Nebraska last
week buying cattle and hogs to feed ths
coming winter.
-J'aniel Webster is still quite low
with .yphoid fever. r. W. Webster il
also confucd to his bed with fever,
Kelly ! Donovan have just received
full line Of schosl books, tablets, states
pencils, etc. GIVE them call.
Mr.. .inde's and wife, of Nodaway
and Mr.. Graham and wife. OF St. Jose oh
we're visiting DIR. Find!ey and family
Sunday.
Bob Trimmer and Ear Ruhl have
formed partnership and will engage in
the poultry trade. They made their tirs!
trip this week. We wish the boys sso.
cess.
&C. f. Painter is laying foundation
Tor new house. IL will be l6x24, and
two stories high. When completed il
will rot only he valuable addition to
our town, hut vii, be a handsome resi-.
deuce USo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-09-21
OsSItll:lrV.

Mrs. Bells c. Greene. wife Of Rober!
L. Greene. and daughter O; ]. B. and II
{. Foster, departed this life September,
l., 1884.
She was born in this county, Feb. Q
1894. and vas married Marc:, %, 1892
To this union there was added one son.
G. assumption fastened upon her and, al
though she and her friends did all they
c,uld to drive this from her, ye. He held
fast his grasp and at last enCed her
precious life.
She leaves husband and little son
aud father and mother with host Of
friends to mourn her loss. Her lie haG:
been short one, yet she had ma ~
friends As was evident from the many
that came to pay their last respects to
her. In fact she lived in the hearts Of
those that knew her best.
Stephen blanchard Aas present and
spoke few cheering words To the heart
broken families that SCI ksenly felt their
loss. from Luke % 36, They are equal
unto the angels"
The bereaved friends Of the deceased
tender their most heartfelt thanks to
the many friends that gave them such
timely assistance in their days Of aifaic-
ton,
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-09-21
Obituary.

Ellie Ann, daughter of Ir. and Mrs
:. q. King. WAS born in Oregon, Mo.
March 81. 1867, and died at New Point
Mo, Aug. ~, lS4. aged q years. /;
months and days.
She was converted under the labors
Of Rev. Il. w. bowman in 1876 and unit
ed with the United Brethren church at
the Marion school house. She removed
to Kansas with her parents IN 1876
There being no U. Ii. church near hcr
home she joined with the NJ. f. church
She married Harry T. Dillon, March %
1891. With her husband she moved to
Holt county, Missouri, in 1890. To them
was born four children, one boy and
three girls. She lived a consistent chris
tian life from her conversion. A hus-
band, four children, father and mother
mourn the loss Of wife, mother and
daughter. The funeral took place IN
the Presbyterian church at New Point,
the remains being laid to rest IN the
Fairview cemetery Aug. 81, 1894.
EEy. JOS. BAYS.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-09-21
The Missouri Fruit.

A view OF the display OF Missouri
fruits at the st. Louis Exposition re-
wives memories Of the great horticul
turul exhibit at the Worlds Fair. In
fact, the display nf Missouri fruits at
.Ge exposition will be larger than it
was at the Worlds Fair, Tor it includes
the LOO jars that were at Chicago, and
much fruit besides. Seine fine fruits of
this years growth have aires j. arrived
and been nut in position, and before
many days pass large number OF
other counties viii be represented.
No enterprieilg fruit grower can at
ford N let such an opportunity OF ad-
vertising the horticultural resources OF
his county pass. Select the best spec
linens OF the various kinds OF fruits, OBJ
serve Mr.. Goodman's directions for
packing, shipping, etc. and send at once.
The expense Of shipping will be paid
here.
Horticulture in Nissonr, has aireahy
attained large proportions. but 1t ~ yet
IN it's Infancy. Tens of thousands VI
;icres Of cheap fruit lands are waiting
for the man Of energy and determina-
ton, and the man possessing these
qualities, though poor in money. can
find in horticulture "A much better and
easier life than in the tread-mll grind
of the over-crOwded city. Tens OF
thousands OF people from this and other
states will attend the exposition, and We
hope no one will fail IT, see It's Missouri
fruit exhibit.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-09-21
4 Days Notwithstanding.

Last week the feat Of the pacing
horse Robert j. in making the circuit OF
mile track in just two and one half
seconds over two minutes cut down the
record for harness horses more than it
had been reduced at any one time in
several years. All admirers OF the race
horse, and that means almost every
body. rejoiced in the great advance to-
ward the two minute limit 80 long look
ell forward to.
On the same day the bicycle rider
Rllss rode mile in one minute, fifty
two ssand three fifth seconds, and put
the record one and one e-fifth seconds
nearer the time Of the running horse
than it had ever been. Little atten-
ton was paid to this performance, be-
cause everybody who is interested in
wheeling, and that means a multitude
only less numerous than the admirers
OF the race horse, has become accus-
toned to frequent and great reductions
OF the bicyie record, and there is a
general feeling that no mark fixed by
one Of the best riders is likely to stand
long unsurpassed.
When the wheelmen get to point
which their most strenuous efforts fail
to pass, for years at stretch, then the
breaking o! the record will excite some
such enthusiasm as that which is now
aroused by the feat OF horse like the
gallant Robert j.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-09-21
Againt the Planters.

Secretary Carlisle has rendered =
decision on the arguments filed by
Senator Cattery of Louisiana and Sen
ator Manderscn of Nebraska on behalf
of their respective constituents for the
payment of claims for boun;ie les on sugar
produced prior 10 August :. lSyi. The
Secretary holds that VI diar the law he
is not only unauthorized 20 make these
payments, but is specifically instructed
by the new terlt act MT 20 pay Them
The sugar planters convention which
convened IN New Orleans Monday last
was large and very enthusiastic as
semblage OF the leading planters uf
Louisiana and some of the most repre-
sentative men uf New Orelpars
The boilers from the Democratic par
!y had everything tneir own way and
resistance to the programme WAS but
ieebiy made. The convention weni
over TO the national Republican party
IN body.
The resolution adopted endorse the
platform OF the recent meeting in that
city; expresses pelief in the dnctrin. of
protection 10 all American Industries;
declare that the peopl.. had never ask
ed congress for bounty, but that when
the bounty law MAS passed it was re-
garded as pledge for fifteen years anI
caused the mortgaging of plantations
and the expenditures OK imInense sums
OF money in the purchase of modern
machinery and il makiug Cf elaborate
improvements for the manufacture Of
sugar; urge the organization of clubs,
committees and conventions through
ont the state with a view Of electIng
members OF congress who will stand hy
the national Republican party in tho
organization OF the house. and finally
declaring that "the causes which have
led ta the Inauguration OF this move
ment are of a financial and industrial
nature"
The president is directed 20 appoint a
committee OF thirty FIVE w,ia full
powers of the convention to be known
as the state committee Of the national
Republican party.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-09-21
-Nessers. CLAYTON and Clal

-Messers. Clayton and Clarence Ap
pleman, from northern Holt, two exern.
plary young men, with several Others
have entered our high school this week
This year We have more students from
out side the district than have come for
several years. The high school now
numbers 6s and still increasing. The
work being done is thorough, and We
are glad to see il SO we'll appreciated by
our people. The true high school leads
to college and university life, and such
is the ann of our school. Higher educa-
ton in all lines is the demand o! the
hour, and those who do not march with
the worthy Aust lag behind.
John Bali and family, OF Hastings,
Neb., are here on visit to h,s father
aud mother, Wm. Ball aud wife. This
is Johns first visit homo in nine yeaTs.
He reports that country as badly dam
aged by the drouth. and that many srs
leaving; in fact, all that can get sHay
are leaving. as there is no work and
nothing raised to winter through on.
John will probably remain here for the
winter.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-09-21
Ebcnexer,

Nick Swain Is putting cut 10 acres Of fall
wheat un Tom McCOy's farm.
-Dolph Idol. Of Brown county, Kan, spent
Sunday with 4. Swain and family.
There will be preaching at E,enezrP next
Sunday m. by Rev. A. f. fliekmgrr.
C. Swain and wife were visiting his brother,
Lee. Ot White Cloud, KAN. over Sunday
Elmer Wilson, who has been laid up with
neuralgia of the stomach, is cOWvalescing.
VIM. Fuller. who has been quite low with
FEVER for over u month, IS some better at this
writing.
MFR. and Mrs. J. Seip. NJ Summerneld Kan,
are IN kin. lD extended visit with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Sfrobel.
-Hin1. SIuuky-iler and wife and Mr.. WIN.
smith and ssn. Ben. are a'ten.iing camp meet
inS ut Winston, No.. this week.
Little Eii Si,.ith. OF M0ind City, accoinpan-
led by his csatsn. John Ssalth. VI this vicin-
ity, spent sunday in lower Holt.
las. Fike. who ha, been farming On III
ellis farm. recently sold his efs,p Ia Mr.. t;sllia
and returned 10 hts Old home IN Illinois.
-t!eO. r. Z1ehnan, who spent about twO
months i'm kah>sss and Nebraska. IN hack again
among his old friends In this eighhOFhOod
Mart Gcnhart, who spent the past two years
in Western Nebraska. Is stopping with his
brother -in-iaw. q. Fuhrman. He in.e nds to
remain until January l.
-Carss ar. OUT announcing the wedding Ot
Mr.. Fred RFowniHr so Iiss Hattie AnSelment,
al the residence If the brides yarents, Wesines-
day evening, S'pi -. Also Nr. Ell Smith. of
t!:is vicinity. AMI III EliL, Thurman. Of OPe.
gon. Thursday, sept. ~ CUCKOO.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-09-21

Elder A. j. Brock, pastor Of the N.
f. church at Savannah. Mo-, gave the
people OF this city most excellent ser
mon last Sunday, at the NJ. E. church.
Philemon. l7-l9, on the subject OF the
grounds OF mans reconciliation with
God. Philemon it would seem had a
save that had lei; his Master. and he
fell in company with Paul at Rome and
was converted. and Paul tells Onesimus
that he must 90 back and make restltu-
ton for the wrong that he had done his
Master, but he could not do that, and
Paul sends letter to Philemon by the
hand OF OnesimUs that il be had been
defraude BY Opesimus, to charge him
with the amount. and thus the speaker
that Christ stepped in be-
tween God and the offending sinner.
Mrs. Thomas Martin, Of Iowa Point.
,s in the city visiting her niece, Mrs.
VIM. Thornton.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-09-21
Middle Of tho Road.

The Populists OF Holt county met al
Mound City on Wednesday uf last week,
and nominated the following county
ticket. The ticket for the kind is goAu
one, and We believe is composed Of Men
who are conscientiously in favor of the
principles OF the Peoples party, and be-
| iieying thus We are willing to accord to
them the same rights We accord to any
other sincere man having political princi-
pies, and we have but little use for the
man that has no politics, and still less
use for the man who will play with any
party or their principles merely for
! spoils. The ticket is AS follows:
For representative, Z. A. Anderson, Of
Benton.
For county clerk, f. Miller, OF Ben
| ton.
For recorder, r. NJ. Biggs. of Liberty.
| For circuit clerk, s. 8. Williams, of
Benton.
For sheriff. z. T. Randall. of Union.
! For probate judge, DIR. j. w. Balm, OF
Union.
For coroner, DR.. j. l.. Johnstun, of
Union.
For collector, Watson Bloomer, Of
/ Hickory.
For treasurer, J. W. Davis. OF Hick
ory.
For assessor. j. f. Hopkins, Of Union.
| Judge at large, A. w. FanCamp, Of
Forest.
Judge. LIST, district, W. S. Cannon, Of
| Forest
Judge, ri district. Moses Wright, of
Union.
Those named for the office OF repre-
! tentative. county clerk, collector. .treasur-
er. and judge at large formerly affiliated
with the Republican party, while those
named for recorder, circuit clerk, sheriff.
probate judge, coroner, assessor, and dis
trio; judges were Democrats.
! Each ot the candidates named were
pledged to remain in the middle Of the
road until the close OF the polls in No
vember, and to accept no nomination
from any other party.
Those who took part in the delibera-
| lions OF the convention rs delegates were.
L,ncoln.-T. NJ. Hopkins. VIM. Young.
W., 7. Pierce, j. L. Hopkins, VIM. Hick
man.
Union.-Mose Wright. DR.. J L. john
stun. J.. j. Combs. VIM. Lipps. ]. j.
Wells, L. Wright, E. d. Wright Y. T.
Randall, j. B. Wilson, VIM. Shaler, John
Gleeson.
Hickory. A. Goodhart, Il. Cain, j.
NJ. Kyle, Watson Bloomer, Abe Bender.
Beuton.-M. B, Moore, F.. ". .Haaloch,
S. S. Williams.
Minton.--G. NJ: .:Swope, ]. Noland, A.
W. VanCamp.
Forbes.-J. E. Hopkins. l.. G. Green.
Biselow.-James Ford. VIM. Hinkle,
j. b. Morgan, T. P. Lundy.
! East Lewis.-J. W. Kreider, Silas
Bucher, ID. j. French.
Liberty. John Norman. Z. A. Auder-
son, f. Miller, S. }. HoIbrook. H. Cloy.
Clay.-L ID Campbell, Joseph Henry,
S. Bond, A. b. Castor, w. H. Paxton.
West Lewis.-W. S. Cannon. Chas.
i Miller, Walter Ranks. p. s. Couts, John
Choat, John Ross. Alfred Blythe.
Nodaway.-E NJ Richmond.
Dr. Rain, OF Craig, was made the per-
manent chairman and s. 8. Williams,
secretary.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-09-21
Corning.

| Jas. Gilmore is on the "swop"
The city is very quiet since the boys
left.
The duck shooters have begun to
arrive.
Our Metropolitan's had trouble last
Tuesday.
S. J. Sctultz's house is up one story.
It will be a dandy.
Gus. Schrede: has commenced
working the roads.
-Robt. Morgan, OF Nodaway, is help
ing j. j. Jetferies in the depot
Mrs. II. Alien is visiting friends and
relatives in Rulo, Neb., this week.
Prof. Pierson has "hGnting" bat.
We wonder what he is hunting fore
We understand that Ed Roselius, Of
our vicinity, was nominated for circuit
clerk.
Jas. Goiens is having the brick
hauled for ths foundation Of his new
hotel.
Mrs. Len Walter had a quiet little
party last Sunday. the OCCASION being
Der birthday.
F. W. Walter purchased the Henry
Anderson land on the bottom, last week.
Consideration, s3IO0.
-Sam'l. Mav,ty. Van Taylor and DR..
Fast we're delegates to the Democratic
convention ut Bigelow, last Tuesday.
Mr.. Mace has rented the farm where
Harmon Gerhardt lives. Harmon has
purchased the d. 4. Young farm near
Bigelow.
Rev. S1artz, OF Kansas City, assist
ed Fey. Profit with the mission service
lat Sunday. There YVES very large
attendance
Pete Groh has returned from Beat
rice, Neb.. where he has been working
The past summer. He intends staying
with rs this winter.
School opened Monday with large
classes in eacn room. The band played
IA few selections and then the children
marched from the opera house to the
school hcuse. +. f. MORSE.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-09-21
--Rugular ssrvices at the Culp schoo

-Eug9lar services at the Culp school
house next Sunday at 3 p. m.
Henry Shuts our P. NJ. has been
putting up some handsome card signs
in the Office: General Delivery" pack
ages," letters" etc.
The revival meetings, at Forbes clos.
ei Sunday night last with about GO CON
.a'si"ns. There were 30 additions t.
TIE membership If the NJ. z. church.
N. +. Murray "a putting up ZOO
barrels on his farm Ots BieQs ,s the
cooper. Mr.. Murray expects to Gil all
these w,th apples. They will bring him
81 per barrel or more
C. G. Moore. of Mound City .was husf.
ling around Oregon last "Wednesday.
looking after his chances for recorder.
Charley is worker and will 60 in with
a gres; big majority.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-09-21
Will Retire.

LepeT breckenridge WIS defeated for
the nomination in the Ashland district
For congress On Saturday last by his op-
ponent Ovens by majority of il5.
Mr.. Watterson had the following at
the head of the news column:
The good people Of Kentucky will
breath freer to-day. I, was fierce. re
lent'ess fight, but the honor OF the state
was involved, ITS virtue. manhood and
Christianity The church bells ring Gu,
happy auguries. tn. prayers to day S,ye
thanks to God. Great disgrace has been
averted. The good sense and the m
tegrity OF the people OF the Ashland dis.
trict and OF popular government have
been viz iicated"
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-09-21
1t is the ticket.
1t is a good ticket.
II is Il decidedly good ticket.
IL ia n Ticket that nn,.hf tn win

1t is the ticket.
1t is a good ticket.
1t is Il decidedly good ticket
1t is ticket that ought tn win.
1t is ticket composed OF good mer
who can and will win.
1t ~ ticket that no Republican need
. be ashamed Of -tnat every Republican
can support.
1t is ticket upon which every mar
IS thoroughly qualified for the office fol
which tie is named.
1t is a ticket that the payers OF
1t to their best interests TO support apd
eject.
1t is ticket conposrd OF men who
can afford to challenge the closest scru.
tiny rs to honesty. and as 10 all the quail
lhcations that 2" 10 make good and eff
ticient public officers.
Every good Republican in this county
will work For the success of the Repub-
lican ticket this year, and if is hoped
that all OF them are good ones now. II
all of them Will work for tke ticket sue
cess is certain.
There is no better Republican than
Tom Hunter, of Craig, and his many
friends would have been delighted at his
nomination for county clerk, but Uncle
Johnny Curtis seemed to have had tn.
pull, and As the result shows. he got
there. Tos will be found in The front
rank fighting manfEiiy tor tho whole
ticket from = to II.
John Curtis right arm is getting
sore. His hand has been shook so often
by people of every political faith iu of
fering their congratulations, he will have
to substitute his left hand If ii keeps SD.
The Republican convention has d,ne
its good work: nov LET all who are in
favor OF Republcanism do their duty
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-09-21

TIE many friends Of Mr.. Vim. Haw-
kins in this city, Mr. Hawkins having
formerly resided here, will be glad to
learn that he is able t. be up and around
again, after long and severe spell OF in-
fiammatory rheumatism. He is srill post
master at Voris, a suburb OF st. Joseph.
N Buchanan county. His many fr,en is
here hope that he is now permanently
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-09-21

THE formal eren,ng OF the marble
cave in Stone county, Missouri, Iex:
month will be an event .of Curious iu
:eres: to many thousands OF PERSONS in
Missouri and the southwest The eX.s
fence OF this and other na,ur..i ,yuia.rs
in southwest Missouri has l,n:. ,t.u,
known. but 1t Is only OF late that ar,
effort has been made to bring them to
public notice. The principal exercises
Of the two weeks celebration with.
which the Gaze Is tn be opened will be
held Ia the entrance chirISer. Il huge
natural auditorium whose roof rises to
a height Of i50 feet and whic:, com
prises in itself one OF the greatest
catural wonders in the world.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-09-21

A very pleasant birthday anniyer
sary was held at the residence OF James
Wickersham in this city, Wednesday,
Sep. II, 1894. the occasion being the
SEVENTEEN birthday Of his mother, Su-
sannah WickeFsham. A very delightful
and enjoyable time was passed by all
present, as follows: Her sons. Henry
Wickersham and wife, of Blanchard, Ia;
Rev. Lewis Wickersham, Of Atlantic,
Ia.; her brother, NJ. S. Bcnham and wife.
OF Dekalb county, this state, her son,
Jamee, and daughter and onin-law,
Wm. Mckissick and wife, Of this city.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-09-21

Five inches Of snow fell at Horse, Mont.
on the 18th.
Heavy ice formed in many places in
the northern states on the 18th.
Al st. Vincent, MINI, the temper
s:ure fell to % degrees. Here We had a
light frost 10 low places.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-09-21

Lee Greene and family desire to ex-
press their sincere thanks TO the many
kind friends who rendered them the
kind services and attention, in their late
! bereavement, the sickness and death Of
his wife.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-09-21
Needs No Apologies

4'he Republican ticket for the county
q before The people. The convention
did IT'S work well. and have placed can,
uidates in the field who command the
respect of every individual citizen OF
Holt county.
1t is ticket that needs no expiana.
Ton or defense. 1t means a campaign
Of aggression ..on start TO finish, and
from now until the last ro.e is puiled,
every isepubllcan will find gieai G,,pur
tunity to stand up for Holt county, for
Missouri, and the nation.
The platform is sound from beginning
TO end on every matter OF interest to the
coun.y and state, and speaks in terms
that permit no misunderstanding on
every question.
With harmony all aloug tho line, a
clean ticket and clear t.Id.the Eepua-
iican party Of Holt county will sweep on
to victory this fall aud add it's quota To
the protests that haze gone up froin all
parts OF the country against the admin
istration at Washington.
1t is Republican year and Holt
county is in it.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-09-21
The Congressional Vote

Below We give the congressional vote
in this county since lSsG. and also the
special election held in February 1889
To FIJI vacancy caused 10y the death OF
the Hou. JAS y. Eurnes:
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-09-21

QUIT CL.AI N.
ussnnah Brodbeck tn Lulu ~ Drehr. aoa
IN Sw 20 a. z;
SHERIFF'S DEED.

las. Anderson Ia Jo<eph Wise. lots ~. Is.
~, Il and ii. block !. q AMI ~ adj Craig
L. r. Lane and Jno. Sln,iers To- j. W.
II. J. P-nneii To j. w. kreider, lot u,
block 81. slHr,t City,. .-.......
JAS. u Mclean to.I. W. krriier. let -,
block 81, Forest city .....-.....-.-....
Frank j. L.:.s;, tn ]. ". Krriirr. lot 2,
block -. Mound City,. 80. ....
h:yiS j. All: Ja>. Cl.ll,nh tn Frank L..
kunkri, H., side nc sf 4, ~. W. ..
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-09-21
Real Estate Transfers.

The following IS a list Of the convey
ances filed for record during the week
ending Saturday, Sept. ID. 1894. Re
ported by GouT. Morris, abstracteE
Oregon, No.:
WARRANTY DEEDS.
Kobf. l.. Brinesar and wife To las. F.
Rh"ics, ne sw IL. 81. ss... -. -. s,eo.
F.. Brumt,iuyh and wife to VI. W. Bru:,.-
baugh. 81: Sw 3, o.. g.. 3.D<
Eliza Slfclicy and husband To thas. a.
Lease. " Nc :. "a, - ...--.--.----- e0(
A. Meyer and wits to ". 7. Meyer, 81, nw
and ne nw II. 81, s- A0O(
4 Meyer and wife Ia Geo. W. Meyer, ny
>w and NV s, i. ~. ss. ....:-..:.......... - Aeu
has. Il. May to Vim. Y. Clark. vi, se ne
- Ct, 20 -... SO(
Hirich Bucher Ia A j. Burtz, 81. ~. 20, ~,
b.. .........-. 80