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srd st A. N. E. Church.

s Services, Sunday, June 15, 1895.
Preaching at IL O'Clock A. NJ, theme
"Glad Tidings." Text, Psalms 98:15-16.
2 80 p. NJ, theme-'The Media
ton Text, I Timothy 2:5.
of Angels" Text, l Peter 1:l2. Al
are invited.
REV. w. R. GuLLINs, Pastor.
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Rev. J. E. Browns Loss.

The house of Rev J. E. Brown and
wife at Chester, Va. was burned to the
ground Friday night, 7th inst, at
about ten o'clock. The elder was not
at home and Mrs. Brown narrowly es-
capped with her three children. She
was in the the city last Monday. They
will rebuild. The property was in
Sured.
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Mr.. SCOTT wRATHY.
Takss Exe. ptIOn to a Statement Made

DANvmLE, VA, June 3, 1895.
Mr. Editor:
l wish to correct an error
which occurred in your paper June lst
in regard to me and the The True Re
formers of this section. There have
been no arrangements made between
me and Rev. Barksdale in regards to
the special sermon. Any person, male
or female.claiming that have made any
arrangement tells an untruth.
Signed: P. II. SCOTT, w. G.
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NOTICE.

The finest steel-line engraving of the
Hon. Frederick Douglass is neatly pub
lished by J. w. Cromwell, 1439, Pierce
Place, Washington, ID. Q. Inelose
twenty-five cents for sample Agents
wanted
Richmond planet., 1895-06-15

Hay Fever and Summer Colds are
promptly prevented or cured by DR..
Humphreys Specific "77." For sale
by all druggists.
Richmond planet., 1895-06-15

Read the advertisement of Mr. Jacob
Myer You have only to call to be
satisfied as to the advantages he is Of
fering.
Richmond planet., 1895-06-15

You needn't complain of hard times,
The Cohen Company have stock to
meet the size of your pocket-bOok.
Call on them.
Richmond planet., 1895-06-15

7 OST-Somewhere between Price and
IA Jackson, and 3rd and Duval Sts.,
pair of gold spectacles in a dark
garnet case. The finder will be liber-
ally rewarded by returning to
FLORENCE TINsLEY,
100 w Jackson st
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You were surprised at the figures =?
OF course you will call an the Cohen
Company, and note their other induce
ments.
Richmond planet., 1895-06-15

OF course you are going there Read
the announcement of Messrs. julius
Never Il Son.
Richmond planet., 1895-06-15

Mr. Cohen is here now and the
Cohen Company is doing business at
their mammoth establishment. Call
on them.
Richmond planet., 1895-06-15

Did you borrow this journal ?
Why not subscribe? Only 5 cents per
week, or 30 cents for four months.
Richmond planet., 1895-06-15

They'll befriend you and make a lit
tie money go long ways. Read the
advertisements of Messrs julius Sycle
q Son
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Yon fell down, but you can get up
again and call on the Cohen Co. Great
inducements offered.
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EVERY COLORED Nan

Should Have this Jour-
nal in His Home. Every
White Man Should be full
Iy Posted as to the Wishes
of this Large LabOring
Class of the South.
Richmond planet., 1895-06-15
P RICE, 5 CENTS

other stores. Special-priced
wares are not likely to be dupli-
Gated, SO that there is value in
the quickness of your response.
| The COHEN GO.
make their profit in the aggre-
gate of large sales, the turning
over of thousands daily. It's
this,
THE PE0PLE'SSTORE,
that comes to your rescue and
names prices that astonish alike
merchants and consumers.
READY-TO.WEAR DRESSES.
Never were so many dresses piled
under our roof. The prices at which
we made contracts encouraged a more
than double any previous seasons sale.
WASH DRESSES.
Dresses ready to jump into for csc.
Dresses made of duck for $1.25 and
Sl.4S.
Beautiful Duck Suits for $1.ss and
S2.49, and up to So.
WOrsted Suits.
Tan or Gray Covert-cloth Suits.
made to sell at $3.50 for $7.75 and
Mohair Brilliantine Suits. Colored
or Black, made to sell for SIS, for $50
Satin-Lined Mohair Suits, made to
sell for $50, for $3.50.
Novelty Eton Suits.,> box-plaited
backs and braided yokes, made to sell
FOR $25. Price $12 30 and $Io
Ready at 10 o'clock.
10 Ready-made Ladies' Worsted
Suits, Refers, Tight Fitting. and
Etons, in Tans, Navy and Black, choice
for $3.50 a suit
Also, at the same time, % Chil5ua.uerIH'
Refers, costing -
$l.SS each.
For tho sean
ing. 9s Ladies' =
Black, for $1.SS eX
cost.
Muslin Undef>
The cheap kind or thS
We refuse all that are not
selling. Half or quarter value, are'c...
ample proportion, made by approved
pd1tCrnss sass1 wztla ~--.si:r r,l.ts1 -~..s.I-
manship. A conquering bargain
means more here than elsewhere.
Plenty yet for few days. Selling at
59c. garment-perhaps never again.
The TriIby silks
have won the hearts Of all that have
| seen them.
sec. prettiness in Silks for 25c.-2s
to 30 inches wide.
Black Silks at half price while the
Hodges Brothers stock lasts.
Corded Wash Silk for $22c.
Hand Made Black India Silk for 29e.
SOC. quality.
JEWELRY.
Shirt-Waist Sets for lOc. set. Ice.
for 3Sc. set.
Triple-Plated Belt-Buclxle in novel
designs for 25c.
Initials Engraved for 2Oc.
White Metal Belt Buckles for Sc.
EYE-GLAssRs-Any of the best for a
third of usual values.
NEW POcKET KNIvEs-50, 80, and 67c
Knives in small, medium, and large
sizes, for 25c. each.
soc, Scissors. 25c. to-day.
90 2-Burner Gas Stoves, nickel polish
: ed, no better stove offered for $3.50
This lot goes for 99c.
. Three Hundred Framed Pictures
= Worth up to SO so Each-69e.
Real Mexican Sea Grass Hammocks
to-day 49c. Hammock-Stretchers to-
day, SC.
= TEAS.
= We wish TO call special attention r.
the superior drinking quality of the
"BLAcK SEAL" TEA. 1t will be found
equal to any tea retailed at 81. Spec.
ial-sale price, 65c. per pound.
10 barrels large Tea or Lemonade
h Glasses, value 81 dozen, to-day 4c
) each.
l. Plain White China Tea-cups and
T Saucers, worth $3.50 dozen, to-day
It csc.
4 Just received big consignment ol
handsome Cut-Glass Effect Bouquet
n Holders, worth Doc. each; to-day:
1, price, 10c.
;; From 10 to IL 80.
v 200 elegant Glass Covered Butter
Dishes, in rich cut-glass pattern also
m perfectly plain, value % and 35c. each
Special to-day from 10 to IL 80. sc.
100 Real Belgium Cut-Glass Water
Bottles, value $3.50. Special to-da,
Richmond planet., 1895-06-15

- Terms in Advance ST. so
per year. Sent to any part of
the United States or Canada
without additional charge.
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THE ONLY MEDIUM

For Advertisers Desiring
COIOred Peoples Trade.
Special Quotations upon
Large Advertisements.
Our Circulation Guaran.
teed.
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%It is the Favorite Means
Of Communication between the
Business Man and the Con
sumner. Phone $50
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WATER COOLERS.

2-gallon size, handsomely decorated.
fine nickel-plated faucet, nothing bet,
ter made. Special to-day, 99c.
Handled Olive or Pickle Dishes. only
400 of them-a special buy-crystal
look like cut-glass, worth 15c.-5c.
Our Special Oil Stove. made
OF solid cast-iron, has a double
burner--beats anything ever
made in an oil stove. Perfect
burners, no smoke, no odor.
Special to-day, 92c.
? hours sals-11 80 to 1 80.
so dozen Full-Size, Strong and Dura-
BILE Lacquered Dust-Pans, Cents.
We are not willing to furnish deal
ers; hence quantity limited to each
| buyer.
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BABY CARRIAGES.

Elegant Baby Carriage, made 70
reed, very fancy in design; upholster-
ed in finest silk plush finest pongee
or satin Parasol, with lace edge, worth
$15, for 1926.
100 large Berry-Bowls, fine pat
terms, best imitation cut-glass, worth
30 to Zoe. each-choice Twenty-Four
Cents.
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Two for one is what your dollar is worth at Oak Halls factory sale of clothing.
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L0OAL NEWS JoTTINas.

Ladies' Wheel Cub-Early Closing-Death
 ofMrs. Noble-Mr. Bowers Again Honored
 Baseball To-day-HarInony Lodge, I. O.. 10. F.
 The members of the Ladies' Wheel club will leave this city Wednesday, June 26. for a run to Coney Island. The club will go to New York on the boat and will wheel over the bridge to Brook lyn and then to Coney Island. They will return to this city on the day fol- lowing.
 Jr. Edward Soners, Gruener Brothers, William Franklin & Co.,, F. A. Corbin, c. Coxeter & Son, Henry Kraft Hurle & Co, H. F. Smith & Co.,, Morse & Pfeif- fer, the F. ID. Hendee company, Robert Langdale & Co.,, and F. R. Bliss & Go. have agreed to close their stores at 12 o'clock noon Saturdays until September 15.
 Lucy Perry, wife of Rev Dr. F. A. Noble. rho for a number of years was pastor of Center church in this city, died at her home in Chicago yesterday morning. Mrs. Noble was we'll known in this city, having many warm friends here The funeral will take place in Chicago Sunday afternoon.
 A dispatch from Washington an- nounces that President Cleveland has appointed Edward F. Bowers assistant comptroller of the treasury to succeed Mansur, deceased. MT. Bowers is a son of our esteemed townsman, Caleb B. Bowers of this city.
 The Edgewood team of Westville and the Danbury nine will play in Westville this afternoon, the game beginning at 3 o'clock. It Is necessary to begin the game thus early because the visiting team has to leave on an early evening train from here in order to reach Dan bury tonight. Danbury won the last game. The Edgewoods expect to win this one.
 Harmony lodge No. B. l. O. O. F., will give an entertainment and lunch to their lady friends at the lodge room, 95 Crown street, on next Tuesday evening
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or the entire number of policemen he had met in three hours and half's tramp, just three were patrolling their posts. One roundsman was found on the whole trip, and he was not doing his duty. No sergeant turned up.
 Some things about the weekly trials and the excuses offered there are clear CT to me to-day than they were yester- day" said MT. Roosevelt after his trip.
 The downcast six reported promptly at 9;30 o'clock at MT. Roosevelts office They lined up in front of his desk The president looked over his desk at them, cycling them sternly, with the notes of his trip in his hand.
 He told them just what he thought of them, and he hadn't half made up his mind how to deal with their eases. What he had made up his mind to was to visit with the severest punishment any and every man found loafing here after, instead of doing his duty.
 Such men have no business in this department" he said, and dismissed the patrolmen with rebuke that will ring in their ears awhile, The rounds man got an extra raSing over, and is- sued forth from the presence a very much flustered and very unhappy man.
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EtmamciaI.
A Lower Range of Prices Prevailed Early
 in the Day

A Lower Range of Prices Prevailed Early in the Day.
 New York, June "A lower range of prices prevailed at the stock ex- change early in the day, owing mainly
 to the receipt of selling orders from London a fresh batch of unfavorable crop reports from the west and contin- ued liquidation in New York, susque- hanna and Western, Cordage, Reading, Atchison, North American and other low priced stocks. The reduction of the Chicago and Northwestern dividend on the common stock to 11s per cent. yesterday was used against the grang- CTS and the general list sympathized to some extent.
 Outside of Susquehanna and Western, however, the losses were by no means great. The stock named fell 4 per cent. for the preferred to 211s and 11s for the common to 6%. The decline otherwise was 15 to 1% per cent, the latter in New Jersey Central which touched 971s Reading fell 11s to 15b, Rubber 1A to 404 and Sugar, Northwest Louis vile and Nashville, Manhattan, Mis- souM and Texas preferred and Ten nesse Coal and Iron each about 1 per cent The Cordage shares sold at the lowest figures on record, namely 1ss for the common and 3A for the preferred and for the guaranteed.
 The market experienced a change for the better with the announcement that the directors of the American Sugar Refining company at a meeting this afternoon had declared the regular quarterly dividend of 3 per cent. on the common and 1s4 on the preferred stock. This started a latent short interest into covering and a rise from 1171s to 1SS1S ensued. The stock responded so promptly that the bears in other parts of the list took alarm and under mod crate purchases a general rally en- sued.
 The advance was more rapid than the early decline in a number of in- stances. Consolidated Gas rose 31 to- 147h on a belief that Governor Mor- ton will sign the bill now before him, which is favorable to the companys interest. New, York, Susquehanna and Western preferred jumped IA to 25%, common A to Sss. Minnesota Iron 5h to 69, Lake Shore 11A to 1471a, Lacka- wanna 1h to 162, New Jersey Central 1A to 9s9s and Tennessee Coal and Iron 1% to 299s. Commercial Cable sold at 162, a rise of 12 points from the last previously reported sale.
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AN OFFER OF 4 SITE.
The Quinby Company Offer Land for n
 Site for the East Haven Soho

The Ouinnby Company Offer Land for q
 Site for the East Haven School.
 The ouinfby Co.,, which has pur- chased fifty-two acres of land in the vicinity of the Four Corners, and near Fort Wooster, have made generous of- fer to the school district of East Haven.
 The East Haven people are divided on the site for the location of a school and have asked the New Haven board to act as arbitrators in the matter.
 The Quimby company, part of whose land is in East Haven, offer as a free gift tract of land on Main street, cor ner of Massachusetts avenue, with a frontage of 100 feet and depth of 250 feet, for a site for the proposed school
 If the offer be declined the Quimby company place themselves in favor of the site known as the Forbes site. This site is on Main street and is easy of access, being on the line of the elec- tric road. It is looked upon most fa- vorably as this end of the town will soon be built up much more rapidly than heretofore. Many people doing business here in this city are contem- plating making homes in this end of the town, and if the school is located there it will be an inducement.
 It Is said that $100 will be given by responsible person If the Quinlby com panv's offer is accepted.
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ARRrsrnp roR THEFT.
Young Edward Tsafter Apprehended for
 Pilfering From His Employers.

Pilfering From His Employers.
 Officer Henry J. Donnelly arrested seventeen-year-old Edward A. Rafter yesterday for the theft of a pin valued at S14. The charge is on but one of many thefts, which amount in value to about $2OO which Rafter is charged with by his employers, Chase & O., the Chapel street outfltters.
 Last December as MT. Chase was looking over his stock of scarf pins he missed a pin valued at $14 The pin was a wish-bone of gold and contained small diamond setting. At the time MT. Chase had no idea who could have stolen 1t, but he reported the loss to Officer Donnelly.
 The officer had noticed the pin and finally remembered seeing 1t on Rafter When he learned where the boy was employed the matter explained itself By inquiry the officer learned that the pin had been pawned for 75 cents In a Grand avenue pawn shop. Officer Don nelly communicated the facts to MT. Chase and he began looking over his stock and found that a variety of arti- CleS were IlllSSlUB WHICH Ile dl OIlCe SuS- pected had gone where the pin did So when the boy was arrested yesterday morning he was confronted with a long list of missing articles, including scarfs, underwear umbrellas, cuff buttons, canes and other goods, and he admitted having taken many of them, but he could not remember how he disposed of them all A large part, however he had sold to his friends or made pres erts to them, while many more had been pledged The officer has located considerable of the stolen stuff, but will probably not be able to recover a quar- ter of it.
 Young Rafter was locked up pending a further investigation of his case He lives at 21 Garden street with his mother and has four brothers. He had always hitherto been considered honest and upright.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-08

Prices cut in two at Oak Halls fa& tory sale Don't miss it.
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OCCCCCI
MR. MASON MEANS BUSINESS.

Anxious to Appear Before the Senate.
 Ready to Testify in Regard to His
 Charges.
 After a committee of three senators was appointed by the state senate Thursday to investigate the charges of bribery and corruption made by Rev. J. H. Mason of the Wooster Place Baptist church against the Connecticut legsla- tors on hls sermon last Sunday even ing, some thought that perhaps MT Mason would endeavor to avoid being called before the committee. When, however, he was asked regarding the matter he said that his only fear is that he will not be summoned, and the firm way in which he said 1t gave the im- precision that he was much in earnest, and would be only too ready to appear before the bar of the senate He de- clines to discuss the situation. It is quite certain now that he will be given an opportunity to testify before the senate as to what he knows in relation to the charges.
 Another attack was made upon the legislature Thursday night in Bridge port, when Rev. Frank Russell, in ad- dressing the delegates to the Fairfield county w. c. T. U. said that our legis- latiye halls are places where laws are bought and sold, and otherwise scored legislato tors.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-08
1T s4YrN ROCK.

A Free Open Ar Concert Sunday Afternoon. There will be a fine musical treat given at Savin Rock Sunday afternoon by the Governors Foot Guard band, beginning at 2;30 p. m.
 The selections are:
 March-Bay State ..........:......, Hall Overture-Figure Dance. .Suppe Baritone Solo--Heart Bowed Down. ..
 .,................,.,. Balfe
 J. Curley.
 Waltz-Thousand and One Nights.
 ....,,.... .,.....,.....'..,-. strauss Fantasia-Fairy Tale. .Metra
 PART SECOND. Selection-Marritana Wallace Caprice-Boston Bells ....,... Robinson Ronanze...' .... .-.........s... shire Galop-Inspiration ..........,...... Bell
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Three Murderers Execntsd.

San Francisco, June 7.-Patrick Col lins, Anthony Azoff and Amelio Garcia were executed at San Quinten peniten- tiary to-day. Collins murdered his wife in October, 1893. Azoff shot and killed Detective Len Harris, of the Southern Pacific company, at Boulder Creek sta- ton May 15, last year. Garcia, a Mexi- can, murdered James Guilminot, near Cotton last october.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-08
Reoeption,

A reception was held at the home of Miss Minnie McHeon, corner of Olive and William street, Wednesday even ing. During the evening musical selec- tions were rendered by some of the guests, Among them were mandolin selections by Miss Grace Folbrook and Thomas N Corbett which called forth much praise. Among those present were the Misses May White, Katie Cor bett, Loretta Grimes, Annie Kane, Nell lie Kane, Messrs. Thomas Corbett, James Kane, Hugh shannon, John New ins, Frank Donnelly and Edward Oweus sra4
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Four Forts sIf5'ili'di'.- sfoimed'..

London, June "A dispatch from Ser l;n to the Pail Mall Gazette says the. government of the Cameroons tele- graphs that the Germans have stormed four forts belonging to the rebellfous Bakoko tribes on the lower Sassage river. The fighting was of the most desperate character. Two hundred na- tives were killed, many wounded and a. large number taken prisoners. The German loss is twelve killed and forty seven wounded. As a result of the bat tie trading in that region has been re-. stunned.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-08
II. VII. sooIable.

The U. V. U. will hold an ice cream sociable at Turn hall Monday evening June 10. The U. " IT. have many friends here and have held several so- cial meetings, at whitehall who attend ed have had most enjoyable time. The ice cream festival is quite the proper thing just now, and all who att tend are assured of a good time
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 A CHANGE TO MAKE MONEY. Y MADE S534.00 the last six weeks selling 4 Dish Washers, and was sick part of the the Dish Washer business. No canves Sold all my Washers at home. Pe-paper on faction. Every one sold sellsrish of Strat- family wants one. I will dera,,o,.t :, ,,d year easy. can washis1 4ollusepore' anu two minutes. Anyone c5itors.
 day. For circulars writhe C,ongreeationa1 Washer Co.,, s. Highland 4,,,tx, Eli, daI;,,sy burg. Pa. M iiily VII ueiiFsA
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In the usually active stocks the re- covery was equal to h@1% per cent, and the market left off strong in tone
 The market for railway and miscel- laneous bonds was lower Sales were $1, 75S, ,0O0.
 Following are the closing prices re- ported by Prince & Whiteley, bankers and brokers, 46 Broadway, New York and 1b Center street New Haven,
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Village of North st. PnuI--Gon-
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Name Of Owner. and Sub
division of Section, Lot or
Block.
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Miscellaneous
vim Dawson, n 10 acres Of 20 acres of
n y of NV 49,. .......::;..'.........
Joseph and Benz Belland, that part of
the ne p of NV a lying W of Cen
terville road. .................:.. ......:
Sam Neeser, CONG at ne cor OF n 2 OF
NV Il of sec 4; tn S 416 it; tn w 208 TT;
tn n 416; tn e POS to beg. ...............
Jos Belland, CONG at intersection OF
line Of Centerville road with line
of n y of NV Il Of sec 4; tn 2Q8 #; tn
sw'ly parallel with said ROAD 2o9 II;
tn parallel with line of said n
u of NV Il 208 IT; tn e line of said
road; tn nelly along line OF SAID ROAD
20S fit to beg. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Henry Fairchild, Sc 4 of Sc Il Qess
| acre to School District SS)...::......
| Edward Oakland, com'g at point on
! n shore of Lake Garvis, which IS
| Is. 40 chs w and As. So chs s of ne cor
of sec 5, 20, r p; tn W along shore
of said lake 147 fit to point for place
of beg of land to be Described; TN w
"a # to point; tn n 1867 2-lO tt to cen
ter Of Centerville road; tn e q deg
| 80 min along center of said ROAD TO
a point in said road, distant 81 1t e
! of said aforementioned line extend
ed; tn due to place of beg.
Edward Anderson, com at pony
| 19l 4-1O # w and 301 fit of ne cor OF
| sec 5, t 20, 3D. tn W 125 #; tn s 2.o9t
fit to point in center of CenterVllie
road; tn along center Oh Sdiu Iodoi .
| % deg 80 min n to point due OF a
| point at beg tn II 2,542 $40 1T to beg;
| also, CONG at a point in center Oh
| Centerville road, 1910 chs w ana
| 2T7S Ito # of ne cor sec D; tn S
445 $40 # to shores of Lake Garvis:
tn w along shore of Lake GarViS l4I
# w to point; tn due to center
| line of said road; tn nelly along CEN
| ter line of said road to point OF
| beg ........
Josiah Fairchild ct al, CONG at stake
| distant SS4 fit n of sW cor of Sc frac-
| tional Il of said sec 5; tn n 1883 TT;
tn 200 #; tn S 1,2S3 #; tn W 200 # to
| JUS Ostman, com at point - chs
| 80 ks e and 46 chs &c lks S of NV
cor of ne u of sec 5, 20, r %: tn
nelly 242 #; tn S 594 fit to shor;' of
Lake Garvis; tn sw'ly along shore
| of Lake Garvis to point SCI TT OF
point of beg; tn SCI fit to beg. .........
Fred Moberg, that part OF w 12 OF NV
u lying NV Of the White Bear ROAD.
as said road is located through said
W u Of ne neutrality-suspicious.:
| G.vet Biron, com 6 SO 2-3 rods W ana
! 1O.1 chs of Sc cor Of sly II sec ),
20, 7 %; tn n SIG chs II T. i SO
$40 chs; tn As deg e 3.62 TO Deg;
also acres Sc of and adjoining to
| the foregoing. ..........................
| Kavanaugh and Dawson, 300 TT of
1884 fl of e u of sw Neutrality-suspicious..
| Coudilla Mers, that part of w Il Of Sw
! 4 lying of Geryais creek, so-called