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were proud of the privilege of uniting in
such a work in. the great cause of Christ In
conclusion he exhorted all, pastors and
people, TO labor assiduously to continue the
work. There was something else for bust
ness men than to sell merchandise. In
working for Christ they We're building up
Portland.
Rev. Matt S Hughes responded for those
who had conducted the iwomen's meetings.
Mr. Lindsey then called upon Wm 4
Neal, ESQ.,, to say word in behalf of the
PRESS. Mr.. Neal said that they had had
the glorious gospel presented day and light
by the preacher and singer. and again on
the next morning by the morning paper. 1t
is the duty of the daily journal 10 chronicle
the events of the day in justness and fair
ness, and give to people the things they
want to read Mr. Neal went on to say that
one of our papers has given to US a faithful
account of the meetings as they have oc-
CURED. The reports have been concise,
pointed, direct accounts of what has trans
pired here. Mr.. Neal then presented the
following resolution of thanks:
'Resolved--1 hat we desire to express our
hearty appreciation OF the assistance giTan
by the Portland Daily PRESS to the efforts
being made, in our city. The re-
ports which have appeared from day
TO day in. its columns hayebee clear and
fair. and have given pleasure to very many
who have been unable to attend the meet
ings. as we'll as to thoss sawho have been
present. M
''We believe that the course taken by the
newspaper has been good business, besides
being great addition to the moral lsforces5in
| action at$this time and as such deserves. tie
commendation hereby expressed"
Then thanks were given to Mr.. Jones and
his choir, and the ushers. Then Mr.. Hills
sang:
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ExAMINERS' NOTICE.

The undersigned. Examiners appointed by
virtue of a commission to them issued by the
County Commissioners of Carroll county. 10
open and locate public county road in Car
roll county. beginning for the same at a point
ON the public road called the Ridge road. IN
Mt. Airy district, in said county. being the
corner of the lands Of Elmer Z. Hood and
John RYAN. aud running thence upon the
lands of said Hood aud Ryan north 4Sl de-
grees. west i0.9 perehes. to the land oi Louis
+. Hood. then upon the land Of said Ions +.
Hood. north IA! degrees, east los perches;
thence still upon the land Of said Louis +.
Hood north l44 degrees. east 2I perches:
thence upon the lands Of said Louis L. Hood
and George W Hood, north Is degrees. east
Is perches. 10 the land uf jefferson RYAN;
thence upon the lands of said Jefferson Ryan
and George W. Hood. north 24i degrees. east
3 , percheS. to the land of Margaret Duyall:
thence upon the land Of George ". Hood the
following three courses and distances, to wit:
north Ia degrees, east 2S.9 perches; north 81
degrees, east l2.6 percheS; north Is degrees
east 3S.4 perches 10 the land of Mrs. Mar.
garet Duvall: thence upon the land OF sand
Mrs Margaret Duvall. north - degrees, east
&. perches to the land of Albert Jones' thence
upon the Iaad Of said Jones the following hvc
courses and distances. to wit: north p degrees,
east % perChes; north degrees. e'1sl = -"
percheS: north 25i degrees, east -. 3 PercheS;
north 27l degrees east 32.4 perches; north.
- degrees. east ~ perches. To the bed ot an
old private road; from thence uPon or near
the he'd Of said old private road through and
upan the lands of Emory Adams, Charles
Haines. Philip Myers. Henry VI. Clary and
James and Dennis Douty Ia the public road
called the Buffalo road. In said couuty and
district, Al point opposite ih" r,Sidence OF
George Gartrel
All persons whom 1t may concern are here
hv notified that We viii meet al a poIut ou the
Ridge Road, 10 Mt Airy district, 10 Carroll
county, at the corner of the lands ot Elmer
T. Hood aud John Ryan. ON "Wednesday,
Nav Sh lSa5. al @ o. clock. q. ~. % execute
the trust rergscd n us :y the aforesaid c"la-
mission.
CHAS. \. RT'NkLES.
John FL RYAN
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CHAS. \. RT-NELES.
JOHN Fl. RYAN,
JOSHUA BD RAIL-
E.NamiMnr.
NOTICE

H
The undersigned. Examiners. appointed by
virtue of q commission % them issHcd by the
County Commissioners nf Carroll county. io
nt.an aud lnsaie IS ,ulAic rsad ia said couniy.
commencing at the Washington Road about
nne.nalf miie south oi Morgan Run. nc the
function of privaie rs,d lc,sdiuE io salem
" r Church and public school huu~e Ne. l.
in Franklin district. and running along -aid
private Rad, ur a, near a. pFsefscsblc. through
The land Of james y. CrlsweA uuili . iairr
sacts the lands " Theodore Zimmerman: and
then On the line between James y. Cusurll
and Thgri0re Zimmerman uutii t intrrSeCts
the land u Grow, g. ShipleY; snd thence on
the iiu,. between ,aid Grove 4. Sbipiry and
Theodore Zimmerman un:ii q interssri- The
land of the heirs Di Elisha Pwgh. derra-cd.
thence through said land unfIi i iuirr-ecs, the
huj II Theodore zimmerman; thrn through
the land ii said Zimmerman antii t tutcrsscs-
the land I'd sarah l.. Prugh thence uu the
line between said Pr,Eh and said zimmerman
r1 th,. corner 81 said Prrzsh, lanA. then
ihruagh the izud of Sarah l. Prush gniii q
iuter-seis private mad: thsucs along said
r,ssd. ar a. nsar a. prarfiCalslc. thruuEh ihr
,snd oi sarah L. Pyvssh e. the sonuiy r'asi
kuuwn q. the Saicu rtusd: theuyg along sasd
ruad in "a suutherly dirvrtion, % pnta'c rzles
81 William y Frrzcll 4 Rro = mii' ihrney
through the land ~ sa,j Fyirsali 4 Bro. along
said private uasi. or az near ~ practicable,
untll Il inirrsegt. ihs land. 81 l. A. Ahifdgc
aud Mari kuo1sls, thenCe thyoVsh saii lands.
siil fullowiug ssid raa,i O.. rrsr as practicable.
until ii iutsrscis ih,. lands Il ). ~ ] Sliusaui
.tlli followinR saii mad in ibr cnuuiv ra8
opposite she r,-sidcurr ~ said >e4lusan.
Am persoas whom i may esBerrH are hrrrlt
uniiiiei that ~ vii meet - 3am.-~ Y. 's5s-
weil q. o,s Saturday ihc ith stay uf Nav -ts,
at = eipck 3. a.. ta exrcuir tkr irE.f ~
lsi-s.I .B szs hy the af1ry-aid eamuits,iou,
ROBERT a. r. SHtPLEN
JOHN r. BENNETT
r. j. ALBAJGH.
AZ Uat ENamfasFs-
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designations from the Presidents
Cabinet.
From Harper's weekly.

From the beginning of the government
until 1876 there had been 207 cabinet
officers appointed by the Presidents Of the
United States, and of these : mad resigned
their offices. Eight of the p Secretaries
of State had retired from office prematurely.
II Of the 81 Secretaries Of the Treasury.
II of the 30 Secretaries of War, 13 of
the 30 Secretaries of the Navy. II of the
y Postmasters-G General ) of the IS At
torneys- General, 6 Of the II Secretaries
of the Interior. There was no Secretary
of Agriculture before 1876, but that Office
would not enter into consideration anyway
for no one vet has resigned 1t,
OF the PoStmasters-Genera, two re-
signed because of the death of President.
Whenever the Vice President of the United
States has succeeded to the Presidency by
the President death, the members of the
cabinet have rendered their designations TO
give him an opportunity to select his own
advisers. In rare cases the new President
has asked some Of the old cabinet officers
to remain. As rule. he has chosen his
heads Of departments from his own political
friends and advisers.
Montgomery Blair resigned the Post
master -Generalship in Lincoln cabinet be
cause he was not entirely in accord with
the President policy William Dennison.
an sppointee of Lincoln, resigned because
he did not get on with Lincoln successor.
Marshall Jewell went out with Secretary
Bristow, whom he had supported vigor
ously in his attack on the Whiskey Ring.
Il. j. Meigs, Jun, resigned because of
falling health after service of nine years.
Samuel 0sgood gave up Office because the
the seat of Federal government was moved
from New York city.
Men soon tire, as a rule. of the labor
demanded by the government, with its
accompaniment of nervous anxiety over the
distribution of offices and the question of
party policy in little things and great,
Dissatisfaction with the drudgery of the
office and its meagre rewards has led many
men to retire from cabinet positions Mr.
Cleveland has been singularly fortunate in
holding his cabinet together for Swo years
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Sitting as a Court of Equity
No aofQ EOIrITX

NllinE rs Il tAiiEl III i-tuiAN
No. 334S EQUITY.
Ex -parte. In the Matter of the trust estate Of
Frederick Lehman. Charles +. Fink, Tnstee.
Ordered this LIST day of April in the
year eighteen hundred aud ninety-five, on the
foregoing petition that the Circuit Court for
Carroll County, sitting in Equity, take juris-
dction of the trust estate of Frederick Leh-
man. and that said Trustee settle said trust
estate under supervision and control of said
Circuit Court for Carroll County, sitting as a
Court of Equity. And it is further ordered
that the said Charles Z. Fink, the Trustee in
the above cause named, do give notice 10 the
creditors Of the said Frederick Lehman who
were such prior to the twenty-ninth day of
March, in the year eighteen hundred and
ninety-fve, to file their claims, properly au
thentieated, to the Clerk of the Circuit Court
for Carroll County ON or before the tenth day
of jung, in the year eighteen hundred and
ninety five, by causing copy of this order
TO be published in some newspaper in Car
roll county once a week for four successive
weeks prior to the sixth day of May, next
CHARLES b. ROBERTS.
True Copy,-Test:
apr6 5t BESJ. F. CRorsE. CLERK.
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Wy. B. WOODEN, G. E.,
w Civil Engineer and Surveyor.

All kinds Of Land and Town Surveying
done on shortest notice. Am equipped with
first class modern instruments and have access
to most valuable papers in the county
Terms reasonable =. o. address, Box 4G.
Hampstead. Nd. mars l3ts
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ADSENn MAEE. ntAAfilH1 W. AAAAN ~ tNAlEH
widow oF james W. Ogle. deceased, Edith
Hughes aud Thomas Hughes. her husband,
Bertha smith and Lewis y. Smith. her
husband. LYDIA Rove and John Rove, her
husband. wilmot Ogle and Laura Ogie,
his wife, Herman 0ele and Mrs. Herman
0aie. his wife. and George p. Buckley aud
Granville :. Iaine>, Mortgages. deien-
danis
The object Of this suit IS TO procure decree
for the sale Of the real estate of which james
W. Ogle. late Of Carroll comfy, in the State
of Maryland died seized and possessed. for
the payment Of the debts Of said deceased.
The bin states thai the said james W. Ogie
departed this life intesiaie in Baltimore City,
in the State Of Maryland. in the month of
August. 1884, leaving n eidow surviving him,
whose name Is Mary \. Ogle, and the follow
ing children. his only heirs At Law Edith
Hughes, Bertha Smith. Lydia Rove. Wilmot
0gle aud Herman Ogle. That said Wilmot
Ogle and Laura 0gle, his wife, reside in Dills
burg. in the State of PENNSYLVANIA, and that
the residence Of Mrs Herman 0gle Is un-
known. That said iniestate at ihe time OF his
death left no personal estate, and no letters of
administration have been granted 10 any per
son as administrator Of amy personal estate Of
said deceased. but was seized and possessed
Of the following real estate, about twenty
three aud one-h half acres of land, situated
partly in Carroll county and partly in Frederick
county, ofthe value of about S2e00. aud house
and lot situaied in Union Bridge, on Farquahar
street, Carroll county, Of the value of about
$lOOO.OO, both properties in the State Of Mary
land. That said real estate is eneHmbered by
four mortgages, three Of which are held by
George p. Buckley and the other Is held by
Granville :. Hanes. the precise amount of
which are unknown To your orator. That said
interstate was al the time Of his death indebted
10 plaintiff on a Joint note for the sum of
Sl9G. 50 drawn by.l.. y. Smith and James W.
Ogle, dated March 30th. 1885. aud payable
six months after date, and on which said note
have been paid BY the said intesiate in his life
time certain credits, leaving a balance due
thereon of about Sl25.00 as appears by ex-
hibit mo. l. TO said bill. That said plaintiff
is entitled TO have said real estate sold for the
payment of his claim and Of other creditors of
said intestate, or so much thereof may be
necessary, may be sold for the payment of the
debts of said intestate.
II is therefore ordered by the Court this lth
elay of April, A. d. 1895, that the plaintiff, by
causing d copy Of this order to be advertised
in some newspaper published in Carrnll coun
ty, MARYLAND. once week for four successive
weeks before the 18th day of May, 1895, Of
the object and substance of this bill, give no
tice 10 the nonresident defendants mentioned
la said bill and warn them to appear in this
Court in person or by solicitor on or before
the Both day Of May, 1895, 10 show cause, if
any they have, why decree should not he
passed as prayed.
CHARLES B. ROBERTS.
ap Is sG St BENZ. F. GROUSE, Clerk.
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In a record of 100 pages of legal cap
paper, written by Miss +. v Askew,
sent up to the Supreme Court from Tampa,
Fla, it is said that there has not been an
erasure or omission made in the transcrib-
mo
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thr land Formerly owned hs
A Mary r. Frank6u and de-
-. - scrih-d and enaycyed by ,sia
kssk4A mortgage. THIS property Is
improved ty comfortable Dwelling Housr.
Barn and oIhsr usual oaibuiiiiugs.
Terms IL Sale arr --0ne.thiri 81 the pur
chase money TO b. paid cash ON the day Of
sale. or upon ghe ratification 81 the sale hy the
Court; the remainder u the purcba... money
20 he paid in tWo e'lual payments, iu six and
twelve months from the day 0f sale secured
by the NOTES of ihr purchaser hearing interest
from the day Of sale. with approved security,
nr all cash ~ the option of the purchaser
GEORGE W. MCLLININ. Mortgage.
Jas. A. 6. Bond. Attorney
jas. y. Berret. Aueiiouser
y. B-The above vendor aud mortgage
will consent to leave $500 IN the property
secured by irs, mnr,gags. if desired bv The
purchaser.
GEORGE " MULLININ.
apo t. Mortgage.
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NO GOODS CHARGED DUR
ING THIS SALE.
SHARRER BROS.
Popular Clothiers,
aP25 Westminster, Md
YNRUsTEEs SALE
II
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN the Ciir af M..imin.ier. VI.

fhUSFEE > SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
in the CITY of Westminster. Nd
By yirtac Of decree of the Circuig Court
for Carroll cauRsy. sitting n. Court ~
Equity. passed iu cause M. Gt89 Eguiiy.
wherein Elias W. Oarsier and oshers arr
cnmplainanis. and Margaret MulvchiEl Is de-
iendant, the undersigned. trustee appointed
therein, will offer a. Pebble Sale 0n The
premises, on
SATURDAY, MAY 4. IS,5.
al u clock. y, m., all the Real Estate II
which the late William Oursler aud hi. Wiie
Chloe r. OursleT. died seized aud possessed
and situate in Westminster. Carroll county
Nd. A. follows:
isi. A Lot fronting on Main street. in the
Gity Of Westminster, corner Of Church street
aud said Main street, with q
A<A X frontage 0f 60 feet, aud eN-
tending back To an alies iaS
feet. This 10, Is improved by
a Large New Double Brick Dwelling House
and Stable.
I'd An unimpruyed Lot adjoining the
above, fronting on said Main street 90 feet
aud extending back to an alley i9S feet.
I'd. A Lot fronting ON Green street, corner
Of Bishop alley, 40 feet aud extending hack
2l0 feet Ia rear alley aud improved by a
fwo-story Brick Dwelling House aud Stable
9Th. A Lot fronting on
Green street 50 feet, aud ex a ~
tending back to an alley 2l0 80 S.A
feet. adjoining the above. aud Ezstaz1IzaEsal1
improved by a Two-slory Brick Dwelling.
5ih.-An Rnimproved Lot fronting on said
Green street 40. feet and extending back TO
an alley 2lO feet; adjoining the above.
6th.-An unimproyed Lot fronting GA said
Green street 80! feet, and extending bach to
an alley loo feet; adjoining the above.
eth. An unimprOyed Lot ON Charles street,
fronting thereon 20 feet and extending back
to an alley 1888 feet
sth. An improved Lot on said Charles
street, known as Lot No. 70, on the pla, Of
survey Of Frizell's addition to Westminster,
fronting thereon 90 feet and running back To
an alley l7s! feet
Terms of Sale are One third pari Of the
purchase money 10 be paid cash on the day
of sale or upon the ratification thereof by the
Court; and the residue to be paid in one and
two years from the day Of sale, with interest
thereon from said day of sale, and 10 be
secured by the notes Of the purchaser with
approved security.
HARRY X. OURSLER,
Trustee.
Jas. A. c. Bond. Solicitor.
j. NJ. Yingling. Aactioneer. apt IS
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OF PUBLICATION.


In the Circuit Court for Carroll County. sitting
as Coar, of Equity.
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HARRY X. OURSLER.
~
IN the Circuit Court for Carroll Co

Jas. A. c. Bond, Solicitor.
j. NJ. Yingling. Aactioneer. APT
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NIoRTGAGgEs SALE
ANA uF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
g. Frre.i.,sn pl.iTici, Carroll Couafy. Ma,

Ry virtue ~ rnErr NJ saae contained iH q
mortgage from Grorgr W. Gust aWd Ida Gt,i,
signed. Mortgage Dated ghr sist Hay uf
March. ia the year SgG. aud recorded zuleng
the Rsal Estate NouRsrr Esssrsi> 1T Carroll
coauty. IN Idler H. r. e.. No. ~ falio ~,
the said Mortgage aud nuisrslgnej. having
given l-1n,l a. rssguircl hy lsD and same hcinE
dus approved. VII, o1rr at Pebble Stlr nls
the Frriut-cs nu
SATURDAY, NAY u, lS1
3, . o'cloes. p. "a all ths, farm consisting of
~. ACRES OF LAND.
mon, or less. situate ais1ui ane-sJuartyr of
mile trum B.,rrvis Pn-tpiica, IN Freedom
district. Carroll couuty Nd. aud npw acca.
pied hy ils said George VI. Ciist ani l-.ing
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eriy used as the 'Grnnger's Hall, and is now
used as a dwelling aud store house. This
property Is AT Roller p O.. on the Gunpow,ier
Falls Railroad. on the public road leading
from Roller p. o. 20 l.anders store. i IN
Manchester district, Carroll county. Nd, and
adioins the land of Charles Iiegler, the Shearer
mill property aud others, Is about p miles
from Alesia, is located in public place, and
is well adapted 10 any public business.
Terms Of Sale.-One-t third in thirty DAYS
from the day OF sale one-third in six and the
other one-third in twelve months from the day
ofsale, the credit payments 10 be secured bv
the notes of the purchaser purchasers with
approved security. hearing interest from the
day Of sale
CHAS. +. RElFSNIDER.
Assignee of Mortgage.
John T. Difenhaugh. auct.
Reifsnider 4 Reitsnder. Solicitors.
apr20 l.
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more or less. The Improvements d
a large and well built two story
Frame aud Weatherboarded "a
Dwelling House, stable. aud .
other outbuildings; water con z
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aud said Main street. with @
frontage of ca feet. aud eN
tending back 10 an alley las
feet. This 10, Is improved by
Double Brick Dwelling House
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HIGH
QUALITY
DRY GOODS.
CARPETS,
CLOTHING,
SHOES
AND
HATS, &c.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

THE STEAMER MATTANO LEAVES 7TH STREET
wharf for Mattox creek and intervening landings
every Tuesday, Thursday ana Saturday at Pm.
neslays and Fridays ut NOON
phos and fTsgas rates the l9fs Agent
THE WEEMS STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
Steamer Potomac will leave Stephenson's wharf,
foot Of It'll street. every Sunday at pm. for
Baltimore and river landings Freight for river
Special rates ..i7en on Baltimore freight.
STEPHENSON & BRO, Agents,
OFFICE, 80 Pennsylvania avenue. Inh7-6m
NEW PALACE STEAMER HARRY RANDALL
Tuesday n and at
wharves as far down as Maddox creek including
Mnngavs i1 Wsdnesays and Fridays, pm russell
Sq'l so $r 4 ss rs Tslsp10fEs j SsypA1I
Agents 6s5 8 rs2RsiStef and GEN. Manager asi
STEAMER WAKEFIELD"
From 18th st. ferry wharf, at Z am.
On Mondays and Saturdays. For river landings to
Nomini creek, thence to Leona rdtown and st. Glenn
snd Sundays nd. sna on for river landings
70 Non thence to Pney Point St George
ing leaves Nonlini Thursday evening for Wicomico
liver Colonial Beach INK Ds Mathias
fr dg7ytf mornings " 6. ". RIDLEY. Gen. Mgr.
NORFOLK AND WAsAINGToN STEAHlsoAT c.,
FORTRESS MONROE AND
NORFOLK, VA.
The New and PoweSful Iron sp pnlRes Steamers
SOUTH BOUND.
Leave Washington daily at pm: from foot Of
7th St. wharf, arrive at Fortress Monroe at $3.50
am. next day. Arrive at Norfolk at 1880 am,
where railroad connections are made for all points
south and southwest, and with the Old Dominion
steamers for New York, Mcrchants'S91d Miners
steamers for Boston. Providence, Savannah Ga,
mil Jacksonville. Fla. making elegant trim
for tourists and invalids.
NORTH BOHN1.
Leave Norfolk daily ut $50 pm. Leave Fortress
Monroe Mt 7:10 pm. Arrive darlington at $3.50
m next day.
ave, 7O7 18th st. NV, and on board steamers at
wharf, foot OF 7th st.
Telephone No. $50.
JNO. CALLAHAN,
d13 IT Gen. Supt.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

WANTED-3 OR BoAIDEIs; HALE HOURS
ride from city, on p and T. r. r.; Glen Dale
family; Ice; dairy; garden and fruit; bath room
and other city convenienees. Address n. B.,
Glen Dale =. o., Prince Georges county, nd.
apG-3t'
'FAIRFIELD' WILL BE OPENED on MAY /
for summer boarders; Chevy Chase electric cars
BAliTON, 90 10th ST. NV, city. apG-3ts
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416 Elm. Or. mi. ..17.00
314 G., Ar, ", g...1o.30
21iO h, Or, w......l5.3O
S12h 10Th. store 1880
S1+ 18th. hall. .....15.20
230S G. Or, w......15.O0
$40 I'D. 7r, w.....l4.M
213 d. Or. w......13.5O
222,5 st Paul's ct. Or. Is. 10
10 Fl sw. 5r. W. ..13.3O
904 9th, 5r, w....12.50
2ilO n, Or. w.....12.0
1908 Riggs. Or. ". 1880
433 Goth, Or, W....12.5O
1I13-15 Hayes ct, Ar,
1886 P, 5r, w......12.50
2l17 Stephens ct. Or. 1880
SO Path, Or. W, 6. 1870
1924 21st. Or. W. 1920
4O6 Franklin. 4r, w.12.30
2236 Va ave, 4r,w. 1920
2416 y, ,5r, w......12.W
2N1 ], Or, w.......1l.30
2436 Va ave, 4r,w,g.11.S0
92f St Paul's CT, Ar, w10.@
2a315 Va av. Ar. w.10.!0
2i09 ], 5r, w.......10.30
2422 Va ave. 5r. 1000
3:So1-3 NJ. Or. 1000
91o-12-14 9th. Or. 1000
1917 E. Sr. 1000
1112 LIST Sc. 6r....1O.O0
20 Pierce st,6r,w. 1000
scott 4 WILCOX,
Pennsylvania ave. NV.