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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-31

directors Of banks sometimes seem to share
this deusion. Borrowers certainly do"
They do, Mr.. VERNON. They certainly
To- And the delusion is so firmly rooted
hat it affects Secretary CARLISLE and a
majority of the Fifty-lhird Congress.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-31
ASSEMBLY AND GAMBLING LAW !!
Many Members are Glad to Put Thems elves on Record
Before the Public,
Tt,eVsss,,Iii


running 30 days (ntsAd OF the con con
tompa
Of Gambling has shut up business ns
ism toug m, street,
Gambling" hnode
OF the
State that would
prohibiting racing with
r,
which Rhode isnd
hbo osuchg other
As THE NEWS would be
to haveyo youro proposed repeal
attention.
andt ylepgth opinion
matter
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-31

THE always profane New York Sun
js audacious enough to call the refulgent
dome on the Massachusetts capitol in
Boston 'gilded gas house."
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-31

Mr.. RICHARD CROKER and Mr..
BoURKE COCHRAN have evidently
adopted the newly-favored methods OF
professional pugslism for their contests,
20 wit, TO wage them in the newspapers.
Neither was present at the meeting Of
Iammany's executive committee Satur-
day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-31

Cape Cs9EssAl. In Florida, was
banned by the Spaniards from the nbun-
dance of flowers I'm tho vicinity. The
vamo means Land Of the Rose Tree"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-31
Full Associated Press Dispatches
MONDAY. DECEMBER 81, 1894.

OUR Chinese friends must think we
are quite up to date when they read the
newspaper headlines announcing the
chopping off of political heads.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-31

1T is reported that Ii hung CHANG has
been ousted from his rank and command,
but we have yet to learn that Ii HUNG
CHANG has accepted the ousting.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-31

THE British people are getting after
The British government to do the right
thing in the case OF Armenia.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-31

The weather bureau says it was the
broadest cold snap in its record. Ii
even froze the orange belt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-31

of Silk.

The prices affixed are SO low we ex-
pect to close the entire lot in few
days. 1t will pay you to look them over
and buy something NOW.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-31

HAVE all the fun today you are
a-going TO this year.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-31

2si to 2s7 WESTMINSTER STREET
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-31
RESPONSE No. 6-THE GENTLEMAN from EXETER STANDS
FOR REPEAL!

w. Preside
G.. E.
THE ARCADIA CO.,
MANUFACTURERS
Building, Rooms
Il, 8,
believe judgment
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-31

+. w. TILLINGHAsT, President.
q. II. TILLINGHAsr, Treasurer.
w. B. TILLINGHAsT, Superintendent.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-31
Blanket Wrappers to order S so to S35.
METROPOlE SHIRT co.
1886 wEsThNsTER
B. H. Gladding
8Z Co.
January, '95.

Since we moved into our present ele-
CANT store we have had increased sales
every year, and the sales for January,
'95, we are determined, shall beat all
former records.
We have had an enormous business in
BOTH FINE AND LOW PRICED
DRESS GOODS. but during the holi-
days could not give much attention to
REMNANTS. and there is large ac--
emulation. Now they are ready for
sale, with all short lengths, ut prices
that will sell them.
Our extensive and varied stock of
BLACK GOODS will go with this sale
at lower prices than ever known for
such values as we offer.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-02

But it must not be supposed that the
tears were all for Bddy. by was
Il faithfal, llind-hearted girl, and Mrs.
Jack was grieved at the thought OF
parting with her; yet the tears were
not all for Biddy, neither were they
all shed on account Of her money
troubles These oppressed her, but she
had a buoyant temperament. ana that
kind OF hopefllncSS which belongs to
youth, and which springs from inabil-
ity to realize the fact that misfortunes
which crush down others will truly and
absolutely crush us With leaden inn
partiality. Just as in childhood it is
difficult to believe that we also
must surely die No: the tears swelled
either OF these
II suppose | shall never see him any
more" murmured Mrs Jack to herself
and who knows what stories may be
told him about me? l should have liked
to see him once more. just to say good
by ana to thank him for all his kind
ness He was very kind and good TO
poor, silly, Inexperienced me. And
the open palms covered the pretty,
child-like face and Mrs. Jack sobbed
outright
Miss BarnaSconi was greatly surprised
on returning home in the middle Of the
day to hear from her landlady that
Mrs. Jack had not been out to give her
lesson that day, and that, moreover, it
was the opinion of Mrs. Petherick. X.
N, that Mrs. Jack had lost her slider
walton"
Lard, love 'ee.' whceZed out the
kind-hearted creature. Il was afeared
it wouldn't answer, her going gov'ness-
ing. You know what | thinks. Miss
Barnyscony-a good husband to take
care of her and a nice house and her
own pony carriage; that's the siderwa-
ton for Mrs. Jack to hold: and well
She would become it!'
Miss Barnasconi pondered over this
news as she sat drinking her cup of
tea in the little parlor Il hope the
poor child hasn't 1ost the sitnation,"
thought she; unless, indeed But
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-02

goodness me! hope she hasn't quarrel
ed with him in her hot-headed way
However, she is sure to come and tell
me all about it by and by. It is not
for me to pry and poke into her bust
ness
Accordingly, Barney, who was proud
ia her way, refr.ined from trying to
see Mrs. Jack 1T that time, but drank
her tea and then trotted out again to
her teaching as usual. So Mrs. Jack
remained all day with no society save
that Of Popsy, whom she took out for
a country walk in the opposite direc-
ton to that of Beech Grove.
Popsy was very severe upon her
mother. requiring her to manufacture
daisy chains OF fabulous length and in
sisting that she should carry home a
handkerchief full Of treasures, such as
pebbles, grass, several poppies dragged
up by the roots, a crows feather and q
brace Of lively cockchafers Then, too,
Popsy demanded information on a
great variety Of subjects, and taxed her
mothers patience and ingenuity TO the
uttermost in deyising answers to her
celseless questions, beginning but
Whaffor2''
In a word. Mrs. Jack was nearly
worn out when she reached home
again, and if she had not been thor
orghly sWeet-naturcd. despite her east
ly-roused little flames of Indignation,
would have visited her own WEAKNESS
and vexation on Biddy and Popsy, who
We're within reach. and could not help
themselves if she chose to be cross.
But, Bell Lilly was quite free from
petty spite and incapable Of tyrannv
in any shape. So she endured Popsy s
society until that young ladv's bsl-
time; and, if she did breath deep sigh
Of relief and lean back thankfully in her
chair when Ponsy and her handknr-
chief full Of treasures had been carried
| off by Biddy. the child knew nothing OF
| all that, but went away happy with her
| mothers kisses or her face
Her little girl was very dear to Mrs
! Jack. bnt her little girl did not suffice
| to fill her life. She was not Of that or.
| der of women who can stupefy them
selves with maternal affection as with
an oniate: and she was. in truth. very
tired Of having popsy on her hands all
day lone. and ve4 that would be her
| duty henceforward
! II don't know myself" exclaimed
Mrs. Jack. starting up from a long re
| yerie. Il used not to be a diSaontentr]
whining creature. I had some coura &c
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-02
GnM llar EiE.lf.

Louisville, Jan. % The identity
mysterious woman who witnessed
recent corbett- Mitchell mill at Jae
vile has been established The v
was Norrine Willis Of this city
Willis woman returned from JachSl
Saturday, arriving here at noon.
son Of wealthy banker Of Montsa'
Ala, who took her to the fight, Y
known i'll the South, and has
friends in this city. lie is especially
known among Louisville sports
has always shown tendency ID
direction. He is said to be
spenier of money.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-02

ST. Paul. Jan. 20. The proceed
the habeas corpus case of Frank H
were short but certain, Hoski
peared in person. his attorney not
present, NJ Hall appearing /
hospital authorities. Mr.. HoskI
sented an order releasing him IN
custody of the hospital authoriti,
setting aside The proceedings undei
lie had been committed, in line v
supreme court decision just handel
Mr.. Hoskins stated that he would
in Minneapolis over Sunday, and /
part for IIenning. whore he wo1.
assume control and editorial sup
of his paper. He was Of the opini
he would be let severely alone
future, as far as insanity prot
were concerned.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-02
William Hnnnholzer ASS

st. Paul, Jan -. Another Inter
chapter in the history of the Gala
Of the Seven Corners Bank Of 81
is about to reach the courts. Frii
National Bank Of Jacksonville,
brought an action against Jam
Burns and William Ranhol2er to
on two promissory notes, one for
and the other for $1,000. This W.
followed by u voluntary assignm
MIR. Banholzer Of all his persona
erty not held exempt by the 81
The assignment runs To the st. Pat
Insurance and Trust company. II
holzer brewery property j. eNemp
execution. 1t is located on the
stead.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-02
After Mortgage Sh,

Minneapolis, Jan. 29.-Tbo !.
the Office of the comm;ssionaae efs'
finished their work at the -; 81. y
office this morning, making NV
of the chattel mortgage reco,a % y
year 1893. These records WIN a' y
be turned over to the labor conn: !
who will arrange and classic :.
his leisure, making in the and %;
complete report of ust how tha
mortgage business is carried =
city. The clerks made two 90.
visions, placing in one the cbaital !
and in the other the business A.
sell on the installment plan i
mortgage to secure them until 81, !
mcnts are made. The latter win
alyzed by themselves, after tho !.
sioner has nished with the money !
There is no idea that the busino,,
have been imposing upon the MINI
rs long as he has the record tha i
sioncr wants to go over it carat,
as to get some data that will sln,
many people take advantage Of /
stallnent plan and the characta,
goods they buy. The chattpl ;,
however, will be analyed with b1
both eyes of the commissioner i
labor bureau thinks that sonnet
wrong. The work of compiling 4,
ting the abstracts in readiness /
proposed analysis will Require
weeks. and the commissioner N,
have his report ready for two 0,
months.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-02
MOS
pure! Ora
ON AEm|
20 !
The

1,I41O 4
This as1
,.br. Hah1
oes alwa|
Gtural Ne1
,,ushels al
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is are Il
lredfold.
Express,
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il barrel,
world fo1|
III yOu \
With &c n
No.. La 4
lis maln1
,.Jlge Of q
Sh.
.l Good ii
he scard
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-02

st, Louis. jan - Fire to-day
pletely destroyed the iiye~story b.
occupied by the Western Boot and
company and the Bernarl-Gannon
company, on Olive street between
eenth and Nineteenth. with all th
tents. The Bernarl-Gannon con
loss is $4,000 on stock and mad
the Western eompany's loss IS $
and Thomas H"ybnrne, owner
building. loses $4,000. All lose
insured Cause Of the fire uni
Two hundred and twenty-five pee
thrown out Ct employment until 7
tories resume, which will be as
possible.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-02
As m End.

Buenos Ayres, Jan %. Dispatcnna
ccived here from the Associated =
correspondent at Rio de Jahefo
nounce that in all probability he.l
miral Benham, in command o.
United States fleet in those waters
after communicating with the w
States government at WASHINGTON
ceeded in arranging terms satislao'o
the government Of President felAo'0
well as to the insurgent commanue''. :.
that the rebellion is most likeiy .
end
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-02
Taken In TeNns.

Glendale, N. D., Jan. 29.-Inspa,s, :,
received here state that Charles a''t
Justice of the Peace and secretary -, =,
Glendale Loan and Building assoe''S y
to which concern he is said to pe y y
a large amount. has been arres''s |.
Velasco. Tex, but it is unders'oo' i
the governor Of this state REFUSES ~
requisition papers. alleging that 'n.,s IN,
no funds IN the treasury to meet sotu
DpnSpS
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-02
-
WiIl cat md Hul1 Dog.

Huntington. w. Va, Jan. 30 -
crowd Of people witnessed e'"td ta.ds
tween wildcat and a buil1os - J nj
The cat whipped the dog ID 'n's .nsrp.
utes, putting out one eye anu II
injuring him. Those interesle' IA
fight will be arrested AID pfosees
the humane society.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-02
Chnrres Against Das'"

Washington, Jan. -. Inc IL In
ment Of John l.. Davis, receh"1n \ II
as register Of the Huron, ?. - as,,
Office, is held mp by charges lileo - ssre.
him. These charges embrace ~ ! III
one Of incompetency, and thei. ,oob
or less personal allusion TO h's
ton.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-02
He Thought He Knew.

Teacher-Tommy, what do you know
about the great American deser.?
Tomrny-Please, maam, it's pie
Judge.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-02
That bond Issue.

New York, Jan % John &. Carlisle,
secretary Of the treasury, is at the Fifth
Avenue hotel in this city. lie made pub
lie last night the following statement:
1T has been erroneousiy published IN
some newspapers that the committee Oh
the judiciary Of the house Of representa-
tjyes had agreed to and reported reso-
luton denying the authority Of the secre-
tarv Of the treasury to issue ana sell
bonds, as proposed in his recent circular
and these publications have evidently
made an tnfavorablc impression on the
minds Of some who contemplated making
bids for these securities.
The only resolution in reference to this
subject that has been before the commit
tee is as follows:
" Resolved That it is the sense OF the
house of representatives that the secre-
tary Of the treasury has no authority
under existing law to issue and sell
bonds Of the United States except such
as is conferred upon him by the act ap-
proved Jan IA, 1915. entitled An act to
provide for the resumption Of specie pay
rnents,' and that the money derived from
the sale of bonds issued under that act
cannot be lawfully applied to any purpose
except IuOSe SpeGlHcu AHelcAl.
..It will be seen that this resolution as
sumcd that the authority to issue bonds
was conferred upon the secretary Of the
treasury by the act approved Jan. IA,
1879, and that such authority still ex-
lists: but it asserts that the proceeds Of
the bonds cannot be lawfully used ex-
cept for the purpose of resumption"
Murdered for Money.
pittsburg, Kan, Jan 29.-One of the
most horrible murders ever committed in
this part of Kansas was discovered yes
terday morning, when the body Of Will
lam A. Chapman, one Of the prominent
citizens of the city, was found dead in his
sleeping room, with his throat cut and
his body fearfully cut and slashed and
covered with coaguatcd blood. Mr..
Chapman was the proprietor Of grocery
store, and was also treasurer for the
A. @. u. w. for Pittsburg. His resi-
dence adjoined his store For some time
past he had been sleeping in his store,
on account Of the many burglaries com
Eltted here Yesterday morning, about
o'clock, Mrs. Chapman went to the
store to call her husband, and no response
being made, she aroused a couple of
neighbors, who forced the door, when a
horrible sight awaited them. On the
floor behind the counter, in large pool
Of blood. lay the lifeless body Of Mr.
Chapman, with his throat cut, his hands
tied behind him, a gag in his mouth and
his body hacked to pieces with knife,
and wound ON the eye, apparently
made with club. Robbery is beliey cd
to have prompted the deed.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-07-06

Ballard, A M-l6j acres, BwA Of sec "a, tp .
s. 7 3 5W.,...,.,....s.''.'', 70 A.
Balleau, Jessie-22O acres, VIE Of neA Of
nwA sec II, swA Of swA se1 ?, n14 Of neA
nwA Ofnwk sec II, tp I 5, r vi sell of
neA sec 10, tp =, 7 W.....,.,.s......s'EiI u
BOiey, Randle-lGO acres undivided half of
e32 OF sw4, and all Of e12 fnwA, and NV
e OrnwA sec ls, tp 6 g. r 4w......."... j
Bradley, T--l76 acres, swA Of swA sec 25,
tp7 T. r w lots 7, II and H. sec 4, tp6B,
TW.sH.'s......,..s..i,.
BrHnet, L O-I2O acGes, swA Of nwZ, and
VIZ Of sw5l sec IS, Up Is rGw........... 4 2
Captain Eli-sO acres, swA Of nwA. nwh
of swA sec 7, tp6s, 4 W....,..,,....... 4
Carpenter, D F--IO aeres, neH Of nwJ4 sec
IL, tp5s, ................,...... o
Carpenter, A TOO acres, ela Of e}s sec q,
e. Of swA, seq OF nwA sec IA. WI 0fnw
"a sec IL, 50 ofnwH. neA Of swA sec 10,
el2 Of nwI, VIZ Of ne4 sec ~ tp 5 3, WI
e'2 Of DeA, swA Of neA sec2I tp 5s,
wcst..''''''..',...'..'' '..''''''.'''Fs.'''..'. - u
Cary, Wm-Lots a and Is, block g. east Of
sth street, Uberlin. Observation-Disclosures. u
Chandler Mrs MaIinda-IGO acres, az ofso
4 sec 80, tp ) 3, ; vi elg OF neA sec 2 tp
bsr 70 Jw..............,........ 3
Cole, James 81 100 acres, sec 10, tip 5 10, r3wi
SEA Of BeA aud swH sec o tp 6sr + w
seA sec 7, tp 6s. Vi ne4 of sec "a, tp
D 5 r OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II =
Csthrran Wm-iO acres, sw4 of seA sec -,
tp - II, ] W.,,,,,',...,.,',' ,'.,,s,,.st .'''' , /
f,ra,,t,rl ! n An ,,r,... ,oll ,g .all s,ct7
tpTs ,,,,.....,,..,...',...... Il
f,sL,,,.I. AI.o M, o,-a, r,.lt ,y am IA
tn5y 5yr4w.,,.,.,,,,.,, o.
rf,,,,,, AZ ino,ros ,,.,ll ,y ,,,,tl 80, %
tp5H ,.,,,,,'...,,..,,....,... 0
t,,,,.,,,.,, ,r,t,,,. q, ,,,,n,, ,l 81 ~ or
,I -, ~ H. N' - - NV = " . n
Foster, John y 10 acres, peA of SEA sec
cfn T,v .,.r,, a,,n,,,,,,.i,,, ,t,o,tl
sa'.t 80, =. ~ - ~, = tnF . = 49,,
thence soplh 3j2 fert therigs west 37g fset j
rT,aoi a., r3,,a ian ,er,s ~ or n,vK
IN - ..,D ~ s..lE .en "a ,,,,Lt N ay,lI 40
". neh fne4 sec 8U. ip 3s. W., Of
IJo,,,,,,.l, W., tgI aorsg s,r.ls og r,lz u,y
n Of seH SEA Of nwH neA vi swA sec 10,
tp6 +, ~ l#'''''.'''''''''''''''' ID
Jenkius llenry-4O acres sw# Of swH SEQ
~ tp 3 S. = 4w..............,.,,',.,, s.
johnson. A I,-.4g acres, swI of se4 sec u,
tD3s ....,,,...,.....,....,... 0.
johnson. Peter " acres swH 0f seH sec ,
tp7s r 4w.....,...,.,......... 3
Langley Est Andrew-sO acres. WIZ of NV
a soc l6 tpGhPl lw.,,...,..,..,,...,,. T.
Iauolry Jr Eat. A0drew-gO acres. W.T. of
swH sec TO- To r4w...,.,.....,.,.,, 81
Langley, Adam acres. e i, of seH sec 70,
tB7s 5w...,.,...,,......,,,., 3 7,
Langley. Desire-IBO acres. sw4 ofnw4 sec
~ II " Of neM seH Of neI etg Of sw 4 Of
neH sec ~, tp 6sl r5 r5w,',''.,.,,.''''.''' =
L0rmOnd AmeieH 100 acres, sw 4 Of sec
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-07-06

Alabama, Louis Elqdie q Jaek ~ acres
BWl ofng4 SO ie, tpg SW@isitt..
Alabsma, JACK % aeregi nel@ ~ RR& see
Nv tp8BF8 z NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Aiabama, Eiedie f9 aerps gW34 NJ wa aae
3, tpBH4F W.'ts.fsssS.ssttef fi'*'ts'fs.t
Alabams louis Ae acres ~ n sw'f sec
"a " Qa,f Ws.5eesfs'f.st.
Ailou. B 3 I2Q aeges, + N RW4 pWAf Qf
rw@ sae " 81 x we. tt','St
Awiie. Yaieutlne acres swA NJ ave-
n9 eEsp ~ 9 tpgsFt y'i't@,t,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-07-06
HOWN nE NYnn. .mnn.

Barger J-25 acres In neA olaebi ass 70,
~ pBh Z D W.'''''t''t',',',,'.'.
perauon, Mrs o--Lota 0 and Z, block i7,,,,
Dietl, RebeGea A-Lots ., a, Tand 9, blk2E
GIpsh, y -LOta 3 and and part lot :,
block ,.,,,,.....,t.t,.t.,.
Harris, Warren 10 aOIespii north side neM
qfnWA soc Y tpl0s, n Wlioia Il sanl3,
block Ah',fttts'tatsssts, !. s.tss.tsts.,ss
Kent, ] Lota z and 1, block 20. ,..,..,,,,
Mayo, ThRd Lots I and q block 20. ,,.s,,,.
Richard, Virginia Lots and 1, block 2a,,
zaRadsky, Il N Lots 4 aud 8, block lQ,...
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-07-06
sasgr!ag,baggs. At, I'D. 1894,

and continuing each succeeding day until said
sales are completed DlI inHDvaLe property on
Which taxes are DOW due 10 the STATE Of Louisiana
and Parish Of Calrasieu, t0 enforce collection Of
taxes assessed Ia the year lr93 together with iB.
teFcst thereon from the 3lst day Of December,
1888, at the Inte Of two p per cent per month
until paid and all costs. The nance Of said dclin.
quent taKpR3 err, the amount Of taxes due by
each on the assessment Of said year, and the i'm.
movable property assessed 70 each to be Otfereed
fOT aisle as iollOWa tOWil:
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NON.RTsEDEVT ROLL.

Int, and
tOsts.
Audrrsuu q 3 90 acrfs the Bwll Of E,ylE
se, 30 "A ., ofpcgl Of ssIL see 33 tpGsr
y west..,,,.....,.,..,. ...,..,.......,... 50 81
AsJIry MrsM A IN aerns. ue5l of syI
svI5 Of ~ sec 10 tp3s. RI w....,...... 80
Rim. W e. - acreq Vyylg of pyyl< src3
ne x Of ne sec 4, tpss, , ) w....,.,.,.,. A
R.yIn,, stenbrp lGVarros sv ofunlf sof
Df Dv.l5 n,.n Of s,yil u,ylt 1f spH srp p
mis- 4 .,...,.. s gl
Barnes I r. 1860 prres w.. Of sen ers of
sw3l ser II, ipgs, ! . Gw.................. 10 /:
RgrT Peitvingu- 400 Acres geII of uel< u}5
Of sol4 segl Of SEA sec 33. eFz Of mex sw
4 Of Dw5z. and w sec. a. tp, 1s.Tfwi
nw% sec Sec. z. sr%, n%z4 ne% ser. D. ne4 /. q.
A"4 sec. D. 'P' g B. ",''''''','',''''' - ID
q tp. IOs. 9 ", commencing at Ne cor
ner Of said sec n thence south along sec
line ~ chains and Al iiDks, thence west To
lake bank Ot Little lake....,,...,,,....,,, II
Beardslcy, d S- 4OO acres WY Of mex sec
Il ip6 81 VI 81 Of DeA, So Of nWA,
81 see u ip 4. = "'''''''''''''''''''' u j.
Blair { L-I45 acres, ei4 Of nwA, sw4 Of
n"54, Sec- H. ip lVs,r5 w''''''''''''''' ~ X
Brady. J-lG0 acres, st 4 OF ser 2s, tp . sTb
west....'.'....'..'''..' .....'.'.'''..'''. q
Brown. j E-LOts 10 10 q, Inclusive aud 80
u 70. inclusive, in Lees second subdiH
sioD o. Lake AilhuF''' ''''''''''' d
BurkbaIt Jacob 100 acres, uwH SEE I, tp
yE.r l2w 2w...'..',...'.'.'...''' u
Byrd, W No acres DWZ OF BWA sec. :,
tp6s, w...'..'.''''.'''.' Ii
Dane Est Marcel-l4i0 acres. section J. tp
81, ", also 5Oo acres bounded south by
lot north ny jOt s. Hsst W bayou Ne"' d..
plHVe tASi W VV7' NuiIt"'y u%'''''''''' - ~
D9"sebsr H-f0 acres S%% Of s"% sec q, =,
> - "T' ," "'''''''''' ''''''''''''''''' V,
DONALDSON, X L-S0 acres 81 of nwA sec -,
y = "a i
Fay soux, { J-lBO aeFfs, sex ser ID tp IS ,.
~ "'.'''.''''''''..''''''' 9'
Fl@rsnyjlle. Ernest Low acres, nwA Of see !,
10, tpSs, " "''''''''''''''''''''''' :
FObaT, EdwaEd-S6 acres, WIZ Of SEX see.
~, FPS T., ~ ".,,'''.''''''''''' d
Given, W Al acres in se corner Vt lot
sec Y, tpys, rsw.....,,,,.,.,..,.....,. -
Glaze 4 BedeiI-HQTth 4IS acres Of CslcstiH
I.aNeggne, Grant B, No, ~, Of sec Al, tp d, .,
Haipes FD-Cg Richard Toee pres.
ent owners Lots ID and 95 b.0ck ~, lake
Arthur .......,,,,..,.,....,,." Ok
Hawkins. C-32O acres SEX Of seA sec 49,
sw4 q IVY sec Y, pw4 oI pgA sec "
Vi pwA sec II tp 8 6s,F 3w,,,,.,,,,...,.,, . 81
Hernoman, ADpa-I6Q acres, e32 of EEK elq
Of ueL ser 2O In ii = r w,,,,,,,,,,,., 3 s!
Holeomb, r NC B Richard 4 A Toee
present present owners ~ acres, pwA of nS4
Jaeksop Ed~-s9o acres - and uwA Of
Of ucA sec y, VIZ VI nwj{ sec. g. tp " y,
west.,....,,..,'.,,. ,,.,.,,.,..,,.',.,'." II u
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-, To-, " Ii. l,oirs mr. Iof,al r,,,ros,,,
~iRer teiiRyts 'I3 80 acfes " VI sw oT sS% se9 pg
4 Of fnw% sec j. ID i0 s,rg V, fSr ls5i