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SUNDAY At ST PAUL's.

There was good attendance at ST
Paul's on Easter sunday with the usual
Easter services. The collection and al
rangement of flowers was by far the best
in several years. In the afternoon the
children's service was quite interesting,
tbe singing of the carols being one OF
the most important features.
At the grange last week, the lecturers
hour was devoted to the consideration of
the bicycle, the subject being arranged
under tour heads with paper under
each. After this the third and fourth
degrees were conferred.
The shOddy factory have such rush
of business that they have double set
Of hands running night and day.
Sowing oats is now the order of the
day. This week will see nearly all in the
ground. Some of those who sOwed the
d st Of March were somewhat anxiousIy
enQuiring of those VT had not s0wed II
Chey thought those already s0wed would
come up, but fortunately for such the
ground was dry enough so there would
be little danger Of rotting.
The announcement cards are out for
the marriage of Miss Mabel Estella VOrra
to S. Edward Starr at Waterbury, april
IL. They are TO be at their home iii
Brooktield after May /.
James Leach IL very Ill with pneu-
monia at his home in Beaver Brook. His
mother is helping care for him.
A letter has been received by friends
from Stephen @. Joyce, once of this
town now Of Omaha, Neb. He states
the place is quite lively now in their pre-
parations for the exposition which be-
gins in June. He also states the place
has been very dull tor the past three
wears. He ia still engaged in the milli-
merry business.
e. A. Houseman Of Danbury is thor
oughly renovating his place in the Cen
ter. The carpenter work has been done
by Messrs S. B. Terrill and Edward
Leach.
Carpenter C. M. Pinckney has been
making improvements on the residence
of Dea Somers, building over the piazza
among other alterations. Mr. Pinckney
is also to build stairway in the resi-
dence of Hiram Hawley. Mr. Pinckney
Ia capable and competent workman,
and at his snop is ready to undertake all
kinds of repairing.
The Newtown bee., 1898-04-15
BEDDING.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.
The service at the Congregational
church was attended by an unusually
large congregation. The decorations OF
lilies and other flowers were beautiful
and abundant and very tastefully ar.
ranged. The pastor had an appropriate
sermon and the choir special musical
program which was well executed. Miss
Williams beautiful rendering of the solo
II know That My Redeemer Liveth''
from 1.-THE Messiah" was greatly enjoy
evening, April II, there will be praise
service in the church beginning at LAG
with the following program:
Prelude, organ and cornet.
Anthem, "Christ hath won the vic
tory" Herbert.
Doxology.
Invocation.
Gloria PaGri.
Male quartet, ''Song of the Soldier y
Aria, II Know that MY Redeemer
Liveth,'' from s'The Messiah"
Duet, "The Magdalene," Warren.
Responsive reading.
Hymn.
Aria, "But Thou didst not leave His
Soul ia He'll, ssThe Messiah
Cornet solo, Schubert.
DdS5 sOlos oGAKGu BAC 0o0s dfEduE6u
from Mozart.
Address, by Mr. Luther.
Male quartet, Rock Of Ages
Solo, aNot ashamed of Christ
Hymn.
Alto solo and chorus, Large are the
Mansions Emerson.
Male quartet, Work for your Master
Anthem, s'Protect Ms through the
coming night
Benedictions
Richard Schmidt OF Couch Hill has
hired the Ryan farm for three years.
Sealed proposals will be received up TO
3 o'clock I'm, April Is, 1898, for the re-
moval OF d ledge and grading the road
from Hickerson's corner To the junction
with new Park road. Specifications I'd
be obtained Oh Eugene Adams, =. M.
Sullivan or town clerk.
Mrs John Miller has returned to re-
The Newtown bee., 1898-04-15
GREENFIELD HILL.
THE DEERFIELD DISTRICT


Mrs T. L. Bradley visited Mrs HiCkok
at Pavement Hill, recently.
Charles Nichols is improving the looks
of his place by putting in large panes of
glass in his windows.
Miss Edith M. Bradley has enjoyed q
few days with her cousins at Greenfield
Hill.
William RA)yea has sold Charles
Nichols sewers cords of wi cd and has
carted it for him.
The children of Deer field school are
enjoying 8 vacation, this week.
Mr. and Mrs L. B. B ~adiey and Mrs E..
NJ. Carr attended the Fast day services
at Black Rock.
Frederick L. Jennings of Southport
was the guest Of his relatives in this
place, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Horace King and family
of Stamford have been guests at his
fathers on Bur street.
Miss Laura DoWd suffers from severe
cold.
Fred Relyea, with his cousin, Fred
Barber of Bridgeport, visited the formers
sister, Mrs James Drew, at Shelton, re-
Gently.
q. Nichols and daughter visited their
aunt, Mr. E!rira Burc and family, Sat
urday last.
Miss Clara B. Bradley anticipates a
pleasant visit y it'll her aunt, Mrs 81. B
Ogden at Or "a Highway, this week.
Mr. and Mrs D. B. Disbrow entertain
ed company, Good Friday.
Elmer Buckley has purchased cow of
parties 10 Weston.
Miss Vessa Fanton and friend of
Lyons Plains, spent Sunday evening
with Miss Beatrice Ogden.
a IA -
Sunday
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LONG HILL,
AT raE METHODIST CHURCH

al Ah1 m h46OD1S1
A good audience greeted the new pas
all were much pleased with his appro-
pirate address at the Easter service,
which passed off very pleasantly. The
church was very prettily decked with
potted plants ana fl 1wers, and tokens OF
Easter were all about. The program
opened with an anthem by the choir.
Readings were given by Mrs Granville
Dunning, Mrs Judd, Miss Skipp, Mrs
Munson and Miss Wolcott and recita-
tions by Eddie Gabler, Rosetta Reed,
Arthur Willis, Walter Radcliffe, Carl
Wilson, Charles Robb, Willie Robb and
Frank Hawley. Songs and responsive
off very nicely and with much credit to
those taking part.
MIS- George Hurd and children spent
Sunday with friends here.
The Nichols place is being much i'm
proved by recent improvements.
Miller ii. MI. Furnan has exchanged
horses with Orman Drew and the boys
| who have watched ON eundry occasions
say it appear to De q Slayer.
| Walter Hawley rides q new bicycle
and has commenced his daily commute
ton to the Park City on it. Tuesday
morning he got up and found it lame,
| but after pulling a tack and plugging
| the puncture he went on his way peace
fully enjoying his morning constitution
al in the spring sunshine.
Charles Peet was in Bridgeport with
friends, over Sunday.
Blacksmith Peter Lynch has new
horse, with silver name and tail. The
genial smithy probably expects to gel
some silver out of him later on.
Mr. and Mrs George Fulford OF New
Haven have been passing q few days
with their parents here.
David Hickey of Bridgeport and VIII
Blackwood of Stepney assisted in thu
Easter music at the Episcopal church
Sunday, singing solos very acceptably
H. FL. Bennett and family were hont
over Easter at G.. NJ. Benefits.
1t is said that two we'll known youn
fishermen went out last Saturday TO
trout, but the fish got wind that they
; we're out and tasted all that day, insteae
of Friday. 1t was nice for the fab blu
hard on the fisherman.
Miss Belle Da yton of Bridgeport wa
with her sister, Mrs Charles Hall, owe
Easter Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Dinghy has been quit
severely i'll during the past week.
Miss Julia Keller Of Bridgeport was
guest of Mrs Charles Jennings, owe
Sunday.
George Wade of Shelton visited oil
friends here over Sunday.
Quite number from here attended til
Easter concert at Trumbull church OIL
Sunday evening. a fine program wa
, rendered and the floral display was yer,
excellent.
Miss Lillian I4eavitt is taking her tur
, at measles, much to her regret.
I The offerings at the Ess5er day servic
were for the expenses of the church mt
sic.
! Mrs r. Ell. Boy L ton has given up he
home in Rowaytop and will reside at th
] rectory for the present.
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vorab1y known. The members of the
quartet are Mrs Martin Ssurtevant, SOC
prano; Miss Emma Hallock, alto;
Charles Hsrdwick. tenor; George Haw-
ley, bass. All are excellent in their sew
eral parts and will be heard in quartets,
duets, and solos. Miss Iva Sharpe of
Seymour has consented to aid in recita-
ton. Miss Mae Osborne. accompanist
for the school. The program:
Village Bells Song of the stee,
School BeiI,' School.
"Quartet, maiden with Iips 60 rosy"
Mrs Sturtevant, Miss Hall rex, Mr. Hard
wick, Mr. Haw]ty,
Bass colo: Bedouin Song, c, E. Os-
borne, Jr.
Soprano solo: Little Boy Blue" Mrs
Sturtevant.
Quartet: bird with the broken wing, 80
Miss Bride, Miss Hattie Field, Mr. Pow
ell. Mr. 0 borne.
Piano solo. Prof joyce.
Alto sole: Lullaby" (V@nnsh), Miss
Haslock.
Duet "Listep to mv tale of woe,''
Mrs Sturteyant. Mr. Hardwick.
Male trio: "Over the down so free,'
Me.srs o borne, Latin, o borne.
Patriotic st leetions: "Star Spangled
Banner" Flag of Freedom;'' 1.-THE
Banner of the Free" School.
1.-THE Patter of the RAIN ''FaI
away" Jack and Jill;" School.
Tenor solo: Happy Days." (Strelet
sky, Mr. Hardwick.
Recitation: photographs" Miss Jv'
Sharpe.
Solo and Chorus: ''Do not wait thu
tide,'' Miss Vetter.
Solo and Quartet: On the banks o
the Wabash, tar away" Mrs Sturtevant
Miss Hallock, Mr. Hard wick, Mr. Hawley
Piano solo, Prof joyce.
Quartet: ''Vesper Song" Miss Bride
Miss Hattie Field, Mr. Powell.
Bass solo: Selected, George Hawley
Quartet: The mellow eve is gliding
Ms Stur'evant, Miss Hal ok, Mr. Hard
wick, Mr. Hawley.
when circles are broken;'' "Broo
and River;" "Farewell;" Schoo'.
The admission will be zoe; 10c TO
children, II stormy, the concert will b
given on Tuesday evening.
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for the summer TO Mrs smith and tiaugh-
tiers OF Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs S6eubel and son OF Nor
walk spent several days at Philip Ger
harGst's, last week,
Mrs Phebe Fanton Of Wilton has been
visiting old friends here. All were glad
to see her among us agaif.
Rev Alexander Hamilton and wife Wis
tied Mrs Olivia Kellogg on Good Friday.
Mrs Henry Nichols entertained her
brother and friend OF Danbury on Sun
day.
MIR and Mrs Charles johnson returned
home, Thursday, after two weeks Wis
it in Bridgeport.
Darwin HendeI shot ia home again,
after an absence OF several weeks In
East Douglas.
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S0UHT BRITAIN.

A SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.
The State Sunday School Association
will hold rally at the Congregational
church, afternoon and evening of Wed
nesday, April 20, services to begin at
pm. Secretary George Deming, and
Miss Lucy Stout, primary superintend-
ent of the Association, will be among
the speakers.
Miss Lucv Bennett has moved tempe
rarily to MIS- A. D. Munson's.
Frank Averill has been on the sick
list, but is able to be out again.
A small boy arrived, recently, to glad
den the hearts OF Mr. and Mrs Thomas
Fleming.
Dennis Maloney, Jr., his son and two
nephe Rs of Waterbury spent Easter with
his parents.
The measles patients are all recover
ing.
Mrs Susan Jackson has established her
self in Miss 4. j. Mitchell's tenant house,
and ia ready for all the washing that may
come to her.
Truman Pierce is to move to place in
the vicinity of Zoar Bridge.
Mr. Fowler, who has lived on East
Hill, has removed to Georges Hill. Will
Barto has moved to Southbury.
Frank Seeley cut large white oak on
his premises, recently, said to be ITO
years old.
Fred Gray of Georges Hill is to add q
varanda to his house.
George Seeley is visiting his daughter
in New Milford.
Dwight Todd. at the Oak Tree house,
lies in critical condition.
George B. Fairchild has sold q valua-
BILE Jersey cow to George Wallace Of
Lake Quassapaug.
Charles Beardsley traded a cow for
two-horse wagon with parties in Wash
ington.
Mrs D. hi. Mitchell and daughter spent
couple OF DAYS in New Y ork, last week.
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STEPNEY AND VICINITY
BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES.

The Easter concert at the Baptist
church, last Sunday night, passed off
very successfully and was quite Target
attended,
Rev Mr. Braman will 60 to the Halter
town schoolhOuse on next Wednesda Y
evening, the 20 b, and at 7.3O O'Clock
hold prayer service.
The usual preaching service will be
held at the Lower Stepney schoolhouse
on Sunday evening at O'Clock.
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METHODIST CHURCH ITEMS.

Rev L. w. Holmes, the new pastor ap-
pointed for the Stepney and Long Hill
charges, was welcomed by his new par
ishioners at the Methodist church On
Sunday morning. He preached an ad-
mirable sermon and was much liked.
He comes here from Cannon Station and
will move his family, comprising his
wife and three children, to SGepney the
latter part of the week. The ladies were
at WI rk fitting up the parsonage for his
occupancy on Wednesday and an inform
al reception will be rendered him on his
arrival.
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nrArn az MRs sARAH NJ. HuNT.

Mrs Sarah Marie Hunt died at her home
on Elm street, April z, aged ~ years.
eight months and rs days. The deceased
was the widow OF the late James Hunt,
who died about six years ago. The funeral
services were held at her late residence
and were conducted BIZ Rev n. Z. Slack.
The Interment was In Elmwood district
cemetery. A son and daughter survive
her, Jefferson Hunt and Miss Mary Jane
Hunt; also q brother, George A. Crofut
~ wyoming, who was fortunately on =
hus,neas trip to New Yock City when
the news of her death reached him.
VOCAL COURT ON FoREsTERs FLOURISH
ING,
Court II. r. Barnum, No. II, =. Of ~
The Newtown bee., 1898-04-15


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Gloves.

Our Glove business on Saturday was the lar
gest in the history of our business. Every
Spring season brings Us more at ,the head of
the Glove business in Bridgepor. The selec-
ton of shades, the mt and quality of our
Gloves are what tell the story. Such makes
as the Dent Alcroft, The Hte Jouvin, The
Xavier Jouvin, The P. Centermeri, The Vic
toIia, The Tretousse and other good makes
lend to make this the place tor your Glove
Purchases
The Newtown bee., 1898-04-15

The concert to be given by Prof John
Lattin's singing school win De il the Bap-
tist church, Monday evening, April 18s
Prof Elmer Jayee, nrganiss and pianist,
and the quartet choir Oh the First Bap-
tiat church IN BridgeporE will assist.
Prot Joyce ranks among the very best
musicians 81 this county and ID most IA
The Newtown bee., 1898-04-15
LYONS PLAINS.

EASTER AT EMMANUEL CHURCH.
Rev W. e. Hooker held an Easter
service in Emmanuel church at 3.15 p.
a., Sunday. The church was prettily
decorated with ported plants and cut
flowers. Among them were some beauti-
full lilies. Many Of the scholars received
from their teachers pots of flowers In
bloom instead Of EaEter cards, as has
been the custom.
Frederick Sillfman and son of Bridge
port visited L. r. Hoys, on Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet in
the church parlors on Tuesday afternoon,
April 10, TO finish up the mission work.
In the evening there will be a supper
served. 1t ia hoped there will be good
attendance.
The parish has rented the parsonage
The Newtown bee., 1898-04-15
FIELD.
A SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY.

6SNOA4 SSoSoA~ RA1A4s
A Sunday school day will take place
st the Congregational church, Brook
field Center, under the auspices Of the
Connecticut Sunday School Association,
Thursday, April 81, 1898. The program ::
At Ills. a, M, devotional service.
At 1l.25. a. m, address. PROBLEMS of
the Primary Teacher" and illustration
of the next Sundays lesson by Miss
Lucy g. Stock, state primary superin-
tendent.
AT u M, address. san the Church in
the Sunday School, and All the Sunday
School In the Church" Rev Arthur
Requa, Norotor.
AT u 30, p. M, question exercise.
At II 45. pm, recess.
At 2. pm, prayer and promise.
At 2.l0. p. M, conference. "How Shall
we Strengthen our Sunday Schools" "a.
Bible Glass. o. Normal Glass. &C.,
Home Department.. George s. Deming
field secretary.
At 240.p. M, brief presentation OF
state work.
At 8 p. NJ, address. Our Aim Rev
A. F. Pierce, DaDbury.
The Newtown bee., 1898-04-15
To the Housekeepers

Who are preparing for housekeeping we
would say that our Drapery aud Carpet rooms
are now in an excellent condition to help i'm
The Newtown bee., 1898-04-15

Mrs Charles Hawley has missed some
| OF her nice fowls, recently, so kshe fixed
up fat hen very nicely, using strych-
nine for the stuffing. AS q result two
skunks and an old crow dined too sumpt-
uously on chicken and turned up their
toes. She hopes for peace In the her
merry hereafter.
The Easter service at the Lower Step
ney schoolhouse pa sed off nicely, last
raised for the starving Cubans.
Mrs Willetts OF Danbury has been
with Miss Svlvina Banks for few dave
past. Miss Banks is improving from her
serious illness slowly.
Mrs Beers' tenant house is occupied,
family moving in from South Britain.
Henry Petit rides 8 handsome new
Pacific wheel.
Master Stanley Northrop, son OF Tur-
ney Northrop, had prize fight with one
OF Mr. Northrop's prond ROSTERS, one
day recentlg. The little fellow was
quite badly scratched in the melee.
Richard Brakeman has gone with the
Goodrich circus.
Miss Ida Sharpe was with her parents
in Seymour over Sunday.
MRS Warmer has moved from the par
sonage, this week, and for the spresent
will occupy Mrs John Warmers place.
It is pleasant that Mrs Warmer will re-
main IN Stepney for time and that the
house Q long vacant il to be opened
again,
A 5 turday night rehearsal OF church
music will be he at the home Of G. e.
o. borne, this week.
Miss Edna Warmer passed Easter and
several days with former school friends
at Huntington, 4. +.
Mrs Bates Of Redding was guest at
James Lords on Monday.
Mrs Mahala Wooden OF Stratford, a
lady in her Saith year and remarkably
bright and yivacious, was guest OF
John Banedict's on Tuesday OF this
week.
Mrs Mary Beers has been quite seri-
ously Ill fer week past. Mrs George
Sears has been caring for her.
The Newtown bee., 1898-04-15
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een

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out the efficient and eco :
- nomical help of a good =
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= carrying coal, emptying !
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No coal, no ashes, no
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- first hot day to the last. !
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The Newtown bee., 1898-04-15

sumo her duties as housekeeper for D
Sanf0yH
The Newtown bee., 1898-04-15
ANNUAL MEETING Or ST PAUL S.

At the annual meeting of st Paul'8 par
ish held ON Monday evening the follow
ing officers were elected; E. N. aawley,
clerk; Samuel Sherman, senior warden;
e. N. Hawley, junior warden; Charles
Stuart, c. T. jackson, S. B. Terrill, G. A.
Camp, F. A. Beers, WI .Beehler,. vestry
men F. A. Beers, w. j. Beehler, dele
gates; T. A. Beers, treasurer: the
meeting sadjourned to May at
8 p. M, to be held in the Sunday school
The Newtown bee., 1898-04-15
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
A GOOD DHoTloNARY ZOE TWO CENTS

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. AL
druggists refund the money 1t it tails to cure
CSC,
The Newtown bee., 1898-04-15
Spring Painting

We are ready with the largest and finestltne
of painters supplies ever seen IN Bridgeport.
white lead. linseed oil. colors. brushes, var
nishes, ladders, everything you need TO paint
your house. The quality of orr goods is the
very best that money can bny, and our prices
are always right. We shall be pleased to SUBJ
NIT samples and estimates.
The Newtown bee., 1898-04-15
Easter has and gone and with it the
SPRING DRESS DISPLAY !!

The cold weather prevented from getting their Spring
Dresses ready these people just good line
before Easte this really the starting point of Spring dress
thoughts and of time for Gloves Ribbons Neckwsa
other improvements which help the Winter Garments and
hand to keeping time with Fashion.
Now get ready for Spring will be here before you realize it.
The store is alive with New Spring Goods New Silks
Waists and Dresses New Wool Goods Fabrics and
most elegant selection Black Nets for Over Dresses very
newest things are here.
splendid line of Black Aover and Ecru Aovers for fronts
and yokes
color of the Plain Ch1Fons
The Newtown bee., 1898-04-15
Bicycle Sundries.

Prices lower than other dealers care to sell
them at.
The Newtown bee., 1898-04-15
CONCERT At ST STEPHENS.

The members Of St Stephens Choir, as-
sisted by some eminent local New York
and Bridgeport talent, will give a con-
cert on Saturday evening, April %, at
the chu1 CHI in Stepney. A grand time la
anticipated as the choir are leaving moth
ing undone to make 1t the greatest affair
of the season. All should show their
appreciation of the efforts of these zeal
GUS ladies and gentlemen by endeayor-
ing to be present on this suspicious oc-
casion. For program and further par
ticulars see next weeks BEE.
The Newtown bee., 1898-04-15
The Ames Bicycle.

good wheel at a low price. Sold on its
merits. Best of steel used and best OF cpn-
struction. No need to pay ESQ., d as. Here's
Just as good a made wheel at s25; lisue ST eco
and as.
The Newtown bee., 1898-04-15

prove your home for Spring. The prices are
very reasonable and the goods are the best.
Our facilities tor doing the work this year
arr better than ever before We have enlarg-
ed our rooms and can show you better as-
sortment and do your work more prompt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-04-07
Fired on a British Ship.

st. Johns, Newfoundland, April 8.
The British brigantins, Bella Ross,
from Cadiz, Mar ch 4, via oporto for
st. Johns, which arrived Sunday, re-
ports having been chased and fred
upon by q Spanish weasel shortly Af-
ter leaving the harbor of Oporto.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-04-07

Beggs Mfg. Co.-As a general thing
I am down on all kinds of patent
medicines, but am happily disap-
pointed after n trial Of Beggs' Cherry
Cough Syrup among my customers
and patients. IL relieves all throat
and lung difficulties at once.
II. r. OGnMN, n. d.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-04-07
LOTS FOE sALB

Several very desirable residence
lots near HargroYe College. on high
rolling land, lots rs 100 or $50
$50. A bargain to any one desir-
ing TO secure them. Apply at this
omce-
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-02-17
OF CHARLESTOWN.
Township 109, Range 36.

Township lO9, Range 81.
Name of Taxes &
owner. description, Sec. Acres. Penalty
7. IL. Langan, eta of sw4.. 80 SI5.o1
Chas Gambel, ne4 ......... 1904 22.3l
Geo Bauer eta of nw1 1856 1l.5y
W. W. Kelley nw14 ...... T Ig.54 25.0S
Geo SHELTON SEA ........... Is 100 1852
Z. Holznagel sea of sw4 20 40 4.O3
all of nwA4 of
Se4 and ne4 Of sw4
of Cottonwood river. 20 80 30S
Frank Holznagel sw14 of
sea ..:.................... 20 40 5.27
John Neeb ela of swl4 and
SW4 Of Sw14 .......... "A 120 2S.A
L. HOlZnagel e1a of nwI 20 81 SOB
village OF SanbOrn in Town of Cha rles-
town.
Lot. Blk.
John flscher... 2.1
Winona & st. Peter Land Company LIST Ad-
ditiOn to Village of SanbOrn in
Town of CharlestOwn.
Lot. Blk.
WinOna & st Peter Land Co so
Dammans 1st Addition to Village of San
born in Town of Charlestown.
Lot. Blk.
JOnn DdmmAQ y 50
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-02-17
TOWNSHIP OF NEW AVON.
Town Ill, Range 36.

Name OF Taxes &
Owner. Description. Sec Acres. Penalty
Garner, lots and and 81