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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1894-12-11

In CONNECTION with the vacancy in the
Supreme Court caused by the death OF
Ex-Governor Albeit, the names of John
W. Griggs and Foster Nj. Voorhees, have
been mentioned, to which list the New
Brunswick FREEDMAN wishes to add the
name of Mark R. Sooy. THE News had
intended TO make Just such a suggestion,
but Brother Logan must be given the
credit of being first in the field, and it is
a good sign to see that Mr.. Sooy's worth
is recognized in other neighborhoods. Ii
Governor Werts has any idea of recog-
nizing Republicans in this appointment,
he cannot do better than by taking as his
appointee the Burlington county lawyer,
whose legal attainments and personal in
tegrity are proverbial throughout the
state, and whose presence on the Su-
preme Court bench would not in the least
abate the character and ability of that
h0dv
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1894-12-11

No PERSON with humane impulse con-
cealed anywhere IN his make up can read
President Cleveland's melancholy mes
sage without acknowledging that the
writer of it is greatly in need of public
sympathy. The essence of Mr.. Cleve-
lands utterances is that the country is
going straight to everlasting smash, and
that he needs lot of able-bodied help to
hold it back.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1894-12-11
Ladies' Underwear

Natural Wool Vests and Pants
(ribbed and plain), Soc, 75c.,
$I.oo, $r.25, SIS each.
White Merino Vests and Pants
ribbed and plain), Soc, 75c.,
$I.oo, $I.a5, 81. so each.
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Wanamakers
ABOUT DOLLS


Long ago we stopped keep
ing stretched Dolls-those
in which an attempt had been
made to excuse poor materials
and bad work by such an alb
normal length of legs as to give
the Doll the appearance of
being unusually large.
Plenty of stretched" Dolls
still to be had, but if you care
for length without quality you
must go somewhere else to get
it.
The finest Dolls we know OF
are made by J. d. Kestner,
Waltershausen, Germany. No
pretense about those Dolls.
Buy with eyes shut and you can
be sure of quality.
That's the make we sell.
olnted bodies, blsque heads,
moving eyes, curly wig.
124 inches long, SOC each.
15S inches long, 75c each.
ia inches long, $1.00 each.
20 inches long, 81 so each.
234 inches long, $3.50 each.
274 inches long, 1915 each.
Finest quality with real hair.
II inches long, $1.75 each.
134 inches long. $500 each.
16 inches long, $3.50 each.
10 inches long, $500 each.
81 inches long, 1915 each.
% inches long, $500 each.
25 inches long, $500 each.
274 inches long, $500 each.
324 inches long, $1,000 each.
Handsomest, best dressed
Dolls at 81 we know OF are
here. AS worthy, but smaller,
at soc, 25c, I3c; or on the better
and better line up to SIS.
Among the novelties are u-
meau Walking Dolls and Phon-
ograph Talking Dolls.
It's a veritable Dolls Expo
sition that we have gotten to-
gether in the Basement. More
in number than ever before,
more in interest. Nothing
Jointed Dolls, bisque heads.
ALI bisque jointed Dolls.
China-limb Dolls.
1ndestructible Dolls.
Rubber Dolls.
Rag Dolls.
All the toilet trumpery, too.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1894-12-11
THE MAGIC CITY

Best OF all the medium-priced
publications that pictorially pre-
serve the marvels of the great
Columbian Exposition. And
there are "a pages of views of
the California mid-Winter Fair.
All told there are 2S8 pages of
photo-engravings, printed in
Royal purple tint on fine paper.
Size of volume II IA inches.
Cloth. plain edges, $l.90.
Half Leather, marbled edges, $2.14.
Full Leather. embossed, gold edges,
$685..
Full Morocco, cushion padded, gilt
edges, $40.
A welcome present.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1894-12-11
TUESDAY. DECEMBER II. 1894.

Dr. LLOYD WILBUR, a Republican, of
Mercer county. has been appointed Su-
perintendent of the School Census, nee
JOHN j. Matthews, Democrat, who has
held some sort of Office ever since he was
able to vote This is an agreeable change.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1894-12-11
Mems Hosiery

Fast Black Cotton Half Hose,
I2Hc., I8c., 25c., $50, soc. a
pair.
Black Cashmere Half Hose,
3oc., 45c., SOC. pair.
Natural Wool Half Hose, 22c.,
3oc., $50, 45c., soc. pair.
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COMMENCING SATURDAY, DECEMBER 49, OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS
USEFUL HOLIDAY GIFTS
Ladies' Hosiery

Fast Black Cotton Hose, 12hc.,
15c., 25c., $50, Soc, 75c. a pair.
Black Cashmere Hose, 45c.,
Soc, 75c. a pair.
Black Spun Silk Hose, $1.oo,
$I.25, $3.50, $I.75, $500, 81. so
a pair.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1894-12-11

IF THIS ADVERTISEMENT
will induce every reader of "The
News" to come and look at the
display of celluloid in our win
dow this week, we will be sat
iSfied. Such varied and dainty
manipulation of so prosaic a
substance is wonderful. We
have
Pin Trays, Pin and Pen Boxes, Pin
Cushions, Book. Markers, Ink Stands,
Calendars, ETC., at 25c.; Work and
Crochet Baskets, soc. to $2.ooi Pho
tograph Cases, 55c. to SIPS; Glove,
Veil and Handkerchief Cases, $I.oo
to SI.5o; also Manicure Sets, Their
mometers, Tooth Pick Holders, etc.
Plenty of handkerchiefs for
Christmas, Hemstitched, &C.,
I2Hc., 25c.; Embroidered edges,
&C., I2Hc., I5c., 25c., 4oc., 45c.,
soc.
BARCKLOW & BUSSOM,
"NEWS" BUILDING.
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MATLACK & SON


GDATENTS.
Caveats and Trade Marks Obtained ana
all other business I'm the u. S. Patent Office at
tended to for MODERATE FEES.
Our Office is opposite the u s. Patent ONCE
and we can obtain Patents in less time than
those remote from WASHINGTON.
send MODEL OR ORA VINO. We advise
as to patentabiltty free of charge, and we make
NO CHARGE UNLESS We OBTAIN a
p4TENT.
We refer here to the Postmaster, the supt.
OF Money order DIV, and to officials of the u.
S. Patent Office. For circular, advice, terms
and references to actual clients In your own
State or County, write to
O. A. SNOW 81 CO..
Opposite Patent once. Washington. ID.
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LET BOOK NEWS HELP YOU

How do you buy the Christ
mas Books? On impulse, very
likely, and at the last moment.
Caught by a cover or a title.
Buy a regret perhaps, almost
surely buy a disappointment,
if you mean to choose Books
for the good they'll do and the
company they'll be.
But it wouldn't be much bet
ter if you had a whole day to
do the selecting in.
More than 10000 new books
or reissues every year in Amer.
lea, England, Germany, France
nearly one hnnaaed books a
day, Sundays and all. The best
OF them get into English or
start in it; and they get to Wan
amaker's, too. No one pair OF
eyes, no one brain with nothing
else to do from years end to
years end, could master them
all.
There's where Book News
comes in. 1t has the help OF
brightest wit and keenest eyes
in all the bookish world. 1t sits
the opinion of every authority.
1t reads, weighs, measures and
then calmly, judicially, without
bias or prejudice, states the
case.
December Book News, now
ready, tells of nearly five hun
dred of the Holiday Books, all
Of them that signify. And ii
holds up II pictures taken from
them, representative pictures.
Take an hour by your own
Preside. Let Book News have
its say-and help you do the
choosing. Time and worry
saved - very likely money
saved. Book News is sc, soc
a year.
John WANAMAkER.
InARM FOR SAFE.
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Mems NeckWear

Tecks and Four-in-H Hands, 25c.,
Soc, 75c., sI.oo.
Suspenders, 25c., SOC, 49,,
$500.
Fancy Suspenders, 75c., $I.oo,
SIPS, $3.50.
Mems Black Silk Strap Bows,
Shield, String Ties, Tecks and
Four-in- Hands.
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Mems Underwear

White Merino Shirts and Draw
ers, Soc, 75c., $I.oo, 81. SO,
$500, 81. so each.
Natural Wool Shirts and Draw
ers, Soc, 75c., 500, SIPS,
81. so, $I.75, $500, $2.6o each.
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Mems Gloves

Wooden Gloves, 25c., SOC, 75c.,
$I.oo, $I.25, 81. so.
Kid Gloves, $I.co, 81. so, $I.75,
$500, $2.25.
Lined Kid Gloves, $I.oo, $I.25,
81. so, $I.75.
Fur Top Kid Gloves, $I.oo,
$I.25, ST.. so, $500, 81. so.
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Mems Collars ~ Cuffs

Collars, 4-ply linen, 12c., 2oc.,
8 for soc.
Cuffs, 4-ply linen, 12Hc., 2oc.,
CSC, &c.
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John WANAMAKER
DARN FOR SALE.

INthM FUh HAIFI
Containing li2 acres OF good land, with
dwelling ana tenant house, also the necessary
outbuildngs thereon. Inquire OF
j. II. CKOSIAW,
Wrightstow n, N }.
If the above farm Is not sold by January l.,
1896 10 will be tor rent
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Handkerchief

Ladies' Embroidered Handker.
chiefs, I21zc., I8c., 25c., SOC.
75c., $1.oo, SIPS.
Ladies All-Linen Hemstitchet
Handkerchiefs, 8 for 25c., I2Hc.,
16c., 25c., 371lc., SOC, 75c.
Mems All-Linen Handkerchief,
Hemstitched, I2Hc., I8c., 25c.,
371ac., SOC, 75c.
Mems All-Linen Handkerchiefs,
hemmed, I2Hc., 49,, 25c.,
37Xc., soc.
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Silk Handkerchief

Ladies' japanese Silk Handker-
chiefs, Embroidered, I2Ac., 25c.,
37Hc., soc.
Mems Initial Silk Handker-
chiefs, 25c., $780,, Soc, 75c.,
$I.oo.
Mems Plain Silk Handker-
chiefs, 39c., SOC, 75c., $500,
$3.50.
Mems Black and White Silk
Muflers, Use, $500, $1.25, 81. SO,
81. 90, 81. so.
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Night Shirts

Mems Fancy Night Shirts, Soc,
75c., $I.oo.
Mems Plain Night Shirts, 75c.,
QSC.
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Cardigan Jackets

Mems Knit Jackets, Black and
Brown, 81. so, $500, $2.I5, $40,
$2.7 s.. 90, s.. 80, $500.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-07-07

Mrs. Chas. Chapman and two child
rem Of Minneapolis are visiting Mr.. ana
Mrs. Cutlin.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-07-07
E.aT@c Attendance.

The Law and Order mass meeting
At the Presbyterian church last sun
lay afternoon, was largely attended
Alderman A&en presided, and the
meeting WAS addressed by many prom
inent citizens, among whom were
Nrssrs. ". Patttson, alderman stark
weather, Rev. Lynd, ClJthco, HIdsjey,
Rev Cheeny ana others. Themcetjnl
was representative enc, and while
all were united in the idea that The
city government and the city press
were not what they ought to be, there
was a diversity Of opinions as 10 the
best way Of reforming them. Hence
committee WAS appointed II take
such steps as might he deemed best,
with power to call another meeting
for further consultation.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-07-07
SSor:s OF tile police Department.

Following is the report of the police
department for the month of June
Patrol wagon runs l43: arrested for
yagrancy Il2; Drunkenness -; lar
reny 3; assault ,; fighting ,; suspicion
Is; frequcnting houses Of i'll fame i;
violating ordinance l; disordely con-
duet ;; gambling Il; total PIG; persons
taken to county jail 81; disturbances
suppressed without ARRESTS; meals fur
nishcd to prisoners 100; insane persons
cared for ]; persons furnished with
lodging 20; lost children found and re-
turned TO parents II; injured person
taken home ,; fires attended 3; cause
less alarms :; incidental runs 9; arc
lights reported out IS; doors in business
blocks found open and closed and re-
ported to owners :; crippled animals
killed 5; dead animals reported to
health department 9; runaway horses
stopped ;; vehicles recovered /; cx-
pense Of the department s., 495. SO.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-07-07

| John W. HARRISON, William L. LOWric
| ana Louisa NJ Strickland
Defendants
~-oTTCE - JII-PrDN- GIVEN 1t,,, ,-, ,l,,
| 1fth ia,i f iti is',, u i, ia s VI, ,e
1r., mon ~. I,rsIni,rs harinatr is,riE,d wa,
| entered in this action in favor of the plaintiff
| and against the defendant for SO 46l A. prinCi-
pal interest and costs and the sum of S2i sol ~
with interest at six per cent from the 10th duy
! of June 1898. and the costs of this sale is now
! actually due and unpaid upon said Judgment.
! And that 10y an instrument dated The 9TH day
of November, 1893, filed III the Office of the clerk
/ OF this court on the Ith Gay OF December, la.5,
the plaintiff sold assigned transferred and set
] over unto EldTidgc NJ. Fowler, OF Chicago, Hi
| noiS, said Judgment and the sum secured there
! by 81 ,56l ~ aud interest, and he Is the owner
thereof and sad sum Is inst lien on said pTenI-
| scS, ana uIiTcdcemcu
Anu ttAt "l tiic -''h ,'"s ii august 1871, al 10
\. NJ 4i lu"I '.aI "' I.t IdSt non! nooL 81 inc
/ Court House, IN the Clty 81 superior, Douglas
county, Wisconsin, the uhdrr>lgned by virtue of
sam J'SH'tii' VII Separately SSI III PIl!t aUc
! tIoH al or 20 many OF the IolIo"litS de-CTihvd
TOW n lets rs may be rtGsS'tF! 10 fc'Hv SAD sum
/ OF 81, Dol y. interest and costs, namely.
Lots eighteen, twenty twenty-five twcntv-four
! twcuty->IX, twcuty-cIght. thirty. thirty-twO.
eighty TWO, elGhlH i"'I tlEhlE-SiN, eighty eight,
nneiy, Hetyt|o, ninety i2ur, nlnel! SIX one
MN ', hI,,,i! "a ma s..,',,t,. I L',irt,
anu ~ ", - o''C it'' ~ ".Ii Hcl til'! l"I
one IIi,'itl' UNI Scl t4LS IN, yI'S ,II'"icd 'uu
irI ~ iri',,-t,l M, l ''',. 49,. O nun
(
! LOIS MY, hit!-t"", hi'E luur' Ely siN, Hity,
! eight, sixty SiAty-tWo, SiNty-iuur, one Auudre"
! and lh!fiE, one hundred ana lhilly -tWo, one
! hundred ana ih!Ity i9uT, on" hundred ana thirty
>.A; one hulldfG" ana (iti E-c.-ui on" hundred
/ anu i"ijy' one hulIIch ana i"IlA-lN". ana one
| huLdFtN ana iOSt! Hour, on kllup:h street.
Lots torty-UiUc, tifty-OnC, fifty three, fty-yC,
flfy-sryrn Ify nine ,iyr,- ono lfyfytflr, nm.
4 hundred and tWruty-ufur one IIII,,lrr1 ana
! thirty-oue. one hundred ana thirty-thrrc. one
II.,,ir5 ana min. yr or,. hr,Irlr,f 4 frlfIf,.
st ' bunri ana tbiLt[,1 n, bt
rcI ma f,rfyar nr,. hnn,jrnd ma t,ri\ rIrr,
J =. -
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-07-07
4 Glorious Bay.

The fourth was glorious day for 2
TACT, opening clear and bright, with a
good refreshing breeze which continued
all day, growing quite cool in the early
evening.
There was no regularly ordained pro
gram, but each individual, clique or
locality worked the day Oft as best sui :
ed their fancy.
In the First ward a program after the
usual pattern was announced and car
RED out, the La Belle band, of South
superior, furnishing the music. A foot
race Of 100 yards, open to all, was Won
by J. Deering; another 100 ward dash.
open TO boys only. was won bv John
Robinson. The never omitted sack
race was won by George McDonouch.
John Farrell was the champion at put
ting the Is pound shot; d. Moore made
the best standing broad jump, ard John
Lynch made the best standing HIGH
jump. The boys bicycle race was won
by Herman LatIitte, while John Melicn
took !irst money in the one mile race,
open to all.
Single scull race was given Frank
Jacobs, and in the double scuu race
Frank Jacobs and Jack Spring took
first money. The tub race went to
Bert Newton, and James Mlry was
the best log roller
In the afternoon the Zeniths OF Du-
luth and the PaIunrs Cf >,,7,,arig,,. ,,i.,.o,I
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-07-07

workmen the comforts and Injuries Of
the rich brought 10 honor, no thanks,
no consideration. except among few
thoughtful philanthropists.
The conclusion Of the commission was
that while the women rejoiced in pro-
lection, security and steady wages, al
together too many Of the men longed
for opportunities to jump their rent
bills and squander heir money to suit
themselves.
As a financial proposition Pullman
paid only moderately-less than per
cent-owing to the fact that sickness
and injury rendered many utterly IN
able to pay their rents.
While the pullman sleeper has given
George NJ. Pullman as much place in
history as Morse, Stephenson or Edi-
son, the effort TO give a body of 5000
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-07-07

The city council has decided that il
Is perfectly right, gentlemanly and hon
orable for aldermen to visit gambling
dens and play poker until two O'Clock
Sunday morning, but that it is a crime
and mi5demeauor worthy of investiga-
ton for an alderman to ask for a special
meeting of the council and then not at
tend it when called. To thus monkey
with the council is an act unbccoming
the conduct Of a city official. Ye gods.
What history we are writing.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-07-07

EDITOR DAILY LEADER:

EDITOR DAILY LEADER:
SIR-In your issue of the 18th YOU
mention the results ofthe preaching and
pounding of the newspapers and the
efforts OF the Douglas County agricult-
ural society to promote the agricultural
resources Of Superior, etc,
As far as blowing up and cu,tiyating
other peoples vacant lots you are cor
rect. 10 one wants to go to the ex-
pense Of pulling stamps, grub5ing roots
etc, and especially paying the owner
taxes.
But can a farmer successfully cult
vate his land when his taxes average
50 an acre? The assessors and board
Of review asses farm land as high or
higher than the town lot adjoining,
which III civilized communities - never
done. The tax on my farm of thirty
acres, between Ely's addition and Su-
perior, was one year much higher than
the lots adjoining in Ely's addition
Another year it amounted to =, 100
rather steep, one would think, on
thirty acres to raise hay and potatoes,
etc, on. think l must be taxed for
the big sewer in Superior city, Bay
street, etc, Boulevard park, normal
school and board of health | regret
very much the discrimination against
those who have cleared and cultivated
farms in favor of town lot Spectators
l did hope for change when Aid
Agcn was on the equaIizing board in
1888 and this year.
JAMES s. RITCUIE.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-07-07

Tho concert given at the Presby-
terrain church last Tuesday evening un-
der the management Of Prof. II. y.
George, is pronounced by the best crit
les. as the best concert ever gwen in
superior, AMI that IS sayinga good
deal The attendance was large, and
everybody vas highly pleased with it.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-07-07
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
ny TsSS J..

prasident-Grover Cleveland of New York
wee PrcsdcHt-Adlai F.. stevenson Of Illinois
secretary 81 State-Walter q. Gresham OF Indiana.
Secretary of the TreasuTy-John &. Carlisle Of
Kentucky.
secretary Of War-Daniel 5. Lamont New
secretary OF the Navy-HiIlary a. Herbert Of Ala
bama.
secretary OF the Iuterior-Hoke Smith of Georgia
secretary Of Agriculture. Sterling Morton Of
Nebraska.
postmaster Generalization 5 BisseD of New
York.
Attorney Gcneral-Richard olney of Massa-
-tLnsl.lLnS.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Minutes OF June -.
Amer Loan and Trust Co to Schwcit-
zer Its Is IL . 81 : sup I~t div 3
GUT CLAIM DEEDS
J \ Swenson to Scandinavian Amer
Bank Of - Paul Its / % ; keuwood
Park add
Minutes of June ~.
F F Barton to Fall Lake Land Co /. Of
ne b u ON Mississippi ave
Lord TO \ Fisher Ii - $50 W Sup
18th div
Same To sarnel & b 100 W sun 9Th div |
. ont Land Go 10 J T Anderson and L
Larson Its y - > ont Land Cos adj
Minutes of Jtne -
Arnal TO II W COrncIisOn ne OF sw Of
- ~ l. l
Randall to J Jorgenson and y
Peterson Wa Of se 36-i5-lo
Home Inv Co TO \ p Monten II q b 70
W Sup LIST div :
Same 10 J Peterson 1t - same 81
L \ Il Imp Co TO same Its IS "a 2s6 W
sup Eth div
; Imp Go to same Its IS 81 b , sap
La Belle div
y Bowers to c y Bowers 1t 40 W 4th
81, b u { 10th St Ii / sec 3l-i9-l4 6 Q
QUIT-CLAIM DEEDS.
Isabella u WalIhridge ct al to / & Il
Imp Go dia II III
Minutes of June &c.
L & Il Imp co TO O'Hara and W
Farrell IL II b 2tl " sup 18th div
J McNulty TO ] O'iura Uud Of Its -
- b = Burbank add 8
+ Burg to { LauEabcGr W. Of 81. of
nv of ne sec "5-hb-l2
Minutes Of June p
Home Inv Co To Elizabeth T Merritt
Its in Riverside add to II Louis ( 3
J Mason 10 Mu~Ser Nauutry l. l. * VI
GO und . Of ne Of ne. INV Of ne. ~
of ne. NV of st, ne OF ~W. - Of Sw.
: W. . I!
of NV sec T., all 4+-4 >
\ " IauS>ig To W Cramp all b / 5
II !: in oh div : sup, 10 q
Jennie Bradford To + BOutiu It's 4l2
+l4 v 9th - kiy'S add %
/ Ida ! Marble 10 W G Williams Its
b 10 " up 9Th div 3 O
Sheriff to state Bank OF Chicago ul5 b
IL Paramount Park add
QUIT-CIAIM DEEDS.
G w Thompson to Frhart. und t.. Of
of certain lots in West superior.
NJ y Arnold to Barthcu ne of NV Of
see lS-iSl2
Z Pope 10 ; WILSON, lots and lands
in Superior and Douglas county
Mathilda Crcpeau to Alice DuCharmc
= lots II. II; HI !. Fish div to so sup 3 0
Union Banking Co to Mcacham lots
), !. :, ;, bl |, Grains add to " sup 9
Minutes of June y.
Brule L. & / Co. to F Thompson, lot 3.
blk y, Brute 1St div
sup Imp 60 to L II Reynolds. Its I@S2.
list Amazon 81. Momtgomrry'> add 1
Pryor To MOrrisett part OF lot
sec 21-4>-l4
Jennie + Mehan to W J and f L Stack
lots -, u, bi l25. w sup lst div ."
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS.
II Brigham to Fannie NJ Buell.. und
i of und /, of sc of :" of ne l1-4S-4
X VI Nort!cy to Wortley. lots III.
ll6 and 5-S of 1t 81. W "a st. sup. and
lots AZ, ~. 9th street Ely's add
-s.rf 49,. l., 1 IL,