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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-04-27
NElGHBORING NEWS BUDGET.
WHITRsToWN.

ONTARIO April Joe Andrews, of Port
age, with his wagon full Of sample, sold
goods to our merchants one day this week !.
Isaac .. Noble, veteran of the Fourth Wis
cousin cavalry, died at his home here Sun
Gay night. He was 10 years old, and served
took the remains 10 Kirby, last Monday, for
burial. Mrs. Sarah Walker tGrandma Wal-
kerr, died last Thursday, the 2lst, of old age.
The friends WIRE autographed for and the
funeral took place today at the L. b. church.
Rev. Richards officiating. She Is the second
pensioner buried here this week Dir. Ed.
Haskell brought his welldrilling machine to
Ont rio last Thursday In the drenching rair
that fell that day The heavy rain fall
Thursday night swelled the old Kickapoo to
its banks Hal futile cut an ugly wound in
his foot this week with an axe. Sandon s.
White did good work, putting blasting pow
der in the and bluff at their mill dam, and
split OF several tons of sand and sand rock
into the narrow roadway, throwing the sand
into the water. They took the sand for plas-
ter:ng, etc Peter Peterson is putting up a
cellar and stone foundation for Vim. Wallace
where the Phillips house burned. o. Young
is building a stone wall for Eugene Sullivan,
at the old drug store stand once owned by H.
J. Phelps Chicago picture agent made a
Ontario and vicinity MIR. Freeman, the
New York nursery man. gives notice to his
customers that his agent will deliver stock at
Ontario in few days The friends and ac-
quaintances of Veteran Jared Williams OF
the Sixth Wisconsin, will be glad to know
that he has just been remembered by the
OHitcu Cbdbcs III u ptHSlUH OI SlS per month,
and arrearages OF $500 Goou :. About this
time OF the year the average green-horn can
be seen picking greens. :. Many Ontario lads
have been out trouting, and many strings of
sDeckled beauties have been brought in
The Ontario string band. seven in number,
with Albert Marden, prompter, furnished
usic at the Elroy grand ball on the night of
April 18th, and on the 22d they were called to
Melvina in the same capacity :. G. NJ. Roof,
ex-saloonkeeper of our town, has returned
from the Rocky Mountains. He was in our
M rot fhsan III hrtg NNvu +l,pA
war is declared. let there be "a general turn
out for the army and navy. Fill up the
ranks, ye patriotsl We hope the population
of Canada will not be increased any from the
United States in the next two years. No.
stay at home boys, and fight 1t out on that
line, IL 1t takes all summer. ONTARIO LAD,
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KICKAPOO.

READSTowN April 23.-This morning breaks
upon us with "a chilly atmosphere and a
cloudy sky, and yet the sun is struggling to
shine out between the riffs of clouds here
and there, and while we await the sunshine
the terrible thought comes to us that through
the turmoil of war, how many is there who
will never behold the beautiful sunshine
again in this world Oh, what a terrible thing
is war! And yet we can not but feel iust-
fed in the strife now waged, for the same pa
triotic spirit that emulated our citizens in
the war of the rebellion still burns in the
hearts OF the American people, and they are
ready to make any sacrifice to defend the
national onor and protect the dear old Stars
and Stripes that must wave DER the land of
the free and the home of the brave. :. Well,
| will give the few items of interest from this
village Through the persistence of ma
1orlty of its voters, Readstown will soon be
an Incorporated village. Mr.. J. M. Craigo
will give speech tonight at the NJ Z. church.
As he has the faculty OF saying the right
thing at the right time We predict treat for
all who may be fortunate enough to hear
him Mrs. Elsie Bliss was up from Soldiers
Grove the fore part of the week. Helen
Perham returned home last Wednesday to
resume her school duties which commence
next Monday. A physician from Mlwau-
kee is seeking a location in this village -.
party OF young folks passed very pleasant
evening with Miss Leota Rogers on Friday.
Mr.: Crook has taken a partner in his
store, in the person of his nephew, Louie
Crook, of La Crosse, URSULA.
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GENOA.

ROMANCE. April 23.-Peddlers and book
agents are numerous Josephine Betfa OF
Genoa, will teach our spring term of school
...J. O Ferguson, our most noted young man,
has been working in ia Crosse. -. David
Adams departed Monday for Victory, where
he will teach the spring term of school Miss
Lizzie Tulloch visited relatives at Victory
Saturday Alfred Adams is working for
Clarence Johnston. John Carpenter was at
Genoa on business Tuesday. Miss Lottie
Powell was the guest of her cousin, Mis-
Letha Powell. Miss Milla Cayenee has been
quite sick for the last two weeks, but now re-
covered sufficiently to be about again =.
Frank Cox, of Purdy, is "0rking on his farm
here. Chris Hestler was La Crosse bust
ness caller, Thursday. Miss Rosie Riley. of
Genoa, is working in our valley. Percy
Powell was at Newton on business. yester-
day A Mr.. Clock is working for J. Carpen-
ter. Miss Orien Adams called on her grand
mother, Mrs. James Ferguson Miss May
f. Hill has been visiting with Mrs Carrie
Johnston. Farmers have finished their
spring seeding, and are now blowing for corn.
Recent rains have left the ground in
splendid condition to make everything grow.
-. Rumor has it there will be IA social soon.
GREAT SCOTT.
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The Bob and Eva Mckinley, High
Glass Entertainers" gave two entertain
ments at the Rutledge Opera house,
Monday and Tuesday nights, and to say
our people were pleased with them is
putting it very mildly. The show is
complete in ell its appointments The
house was well filled on both evenings
and especially SO on the second and last
one. Our people are unanimous in
prsise of this company, aud the managers
of the Rutledge house are to be compli-
mented for securing such entertainers
for our people as the Bob and Eva Nc
Ginley. If they visit your town go and
and see them and you will be edited as
well as greatly amused. Clarence Mo.
Republican.
The above named company will be at
Opera house, Friday and Saturday even
ipgs.
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JEFFERSON.

SPRINGvrLLE, April 23-Lots of rain and
"Aunt Susan" has plenty of time to write
A few of our citizens have purchased some of
the flour ground at the new Touring mill of
Viroqua, and can say that it is second to
none on the market in our village =. f. La
flash has rented Thos Williamson house
and will soon take possession WIN. Bout
fieur has got to be a professional rat trapper.
He cooped fifteen in one afternoon and it
wasn't a very good day for rats either :. A.
B. Thompson and Joseph Buchanan fitted
out Will Nuzum with "a well-matched team,
which weighed about 3.1C0 The former got
Sis and the latter $50. Mr.. Williamson left
Tuesday, for southern Illinois, where he viii
work in a cigar factory -. Mrs w. p. Brown
of Avalanche, visited at T. Kendalrs, So tur-
day. :. Miss Minnie Williamson has gone to
La Crosse, to spend the summer =. Stephen
Mills is rejoicing over the arrival of little
son. :, Tolac Olson has moved into Mrs. A.
Johnson's house . Married. at the home of
the groom in Springvile. the 9th inst, Mr..
Nels Nelson to Miss Anna Suedahl of Jeffer-
SON . d. F. Allen, of Newton. was in town.
sunday Four of our Springville dudes
made flying trip TO La Crosse. Tuesday. 80.
q. Derr is burning his second kiln of lime.
Little Philip Boutfieur had the misfortune of
losing his pony by a severe attack of lung
fever. AUNT SUSAN.
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WEBSTER.

AVALANCHE, April 23.-News is scarce Of
late. We have little to tell the CENSOR fam
lily in this issue . Spring work gives but
little time for recreation, and intervals of
rest are largely monopolized by discussion of
political issues of the day. When clouds of
war hover over our peaceful land, what won
der that the humblest citizen feels its quick
ening power Mr.. Kalvestrand is in "a very
weak condition, no hope is entertained of his
recovery. His daughter, Mrs. Dybbing, of
Houston, Mimi, Is at the parental home.
Mrs. c. 2. Brown. of Star, Is spending some
time with her mother Mrs. Frederickson.
Miss Flora Bierce spent "a part OF last week at
her Newton home Miss Seua GuudersOn Is
employed in Mrs. Larson's millinery shop in
Viroqua -. Mr.. and Mrs. John Riley attended
the funeral of Mrs. Martin Allen, of Jefferson,
Mrs w. p. Brown and sister visited friends
at La Fargo, near Rockton, week since :.
Norwegian school closes today Charley
Cary's infant son is reported i'll.
PANSY BLOSSOM.
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First publication April 20, 1888
PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice OF Application Tor Proof OF VIII.
VERNON COUNTY COURT-JN PROBATE
v State of Wisconsin. County Of Vernon. -ss
In the matter Of the last will and testament OF
Joseph Buckley. deceased.
Whereas an instrument, in writing, pnrporthg
IN he the last will and testament Of Joseph
Buckley deceased, late Of viroqua, has been filed
in this Office
And whereas application has been made 6y
Lanra f. Buckley, his .widow praying~that the
same be proven and admitted to probate, accord
inc TO the laws Of this state, and that letters
testamentary be granted thereon according TO law
1t is ordered tina. said Application pc neAr a. pc
fors me at the probate Office in the city OF Viro-
qua. ON the 7th day of June, A. d. 1888,
at 10 O'Clock g. N
And it is further ordered, that notice OF lse time
and mace appointed for hearing said apple tion
he given to all persons interested. by publishing
a copy of this order for three weeks successfully
in the Vernon County Censor,a Newspaper print-
&: II said county. prey lous % sSlo nearing
Dated, viroqua April IS, 1898.
nv the Court, D. o. MAHoEEY, County Judge.
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cAsHToN.

CAsHToN, April 19--Drs. G. a. Cremer and
@. N. Beebe examined Mrs. " A. Erickson as
to her sanity. She was found to be insane
and was conveyed TO Mendoza by Marshal
J. IA, Sherrick Bert Packard, of Viroqua,
did business here. Ella Roesler returned
from seven weeks visit at La Crosse. p.
J Hansen has moved his two frame buildings
ON Broadway street He will build In the
near future two-story brick 50x51 with
basement. John Willgrub. Martin Mitby
and Anton Wekin are each going to build
house. Cashton will boom this season.... Re-
ported that Mrs, b. Lord, formerly OF this
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Obituarx-Mrs. lane Coleman.

Departed this life in the faith Of Jesus, on
RRoMIEY the beloved wife of G. b. Colman,
after an illness of several months.
She was born in Cook county, Illinois fen 3
go, 1882 Was married to Mr.. Colman IN Chl-
with her husband moved to Vernon county
where she resided till her death she was
the mother of two sons, one of them still nv
ing the other dead Her sister Mrs. William
Haverly present at her death. had the com
fort and consolation of seeing her depart in
redeemer Services were conducted in the
Congre rational church of Retreat and in
presence, of a large gathering of friends and
relatives. by Rev W Haughton, on sunday
April H. -, ,,.o
Tbe mourners for the beloved dead have
the deep sympathy of many friends. W. H.
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william Bowman.

Wednesday evening, April 20, marked the
end of the life of William Bowman who lived
four miles northeast of Viroqua lie 100; IS
county, coming from Ohio and settling in
sight Of where he died, in 1872. He. WITH MS
faithful companion, who still survives MN,
toiled and sacrificed to bring up family in
new country. which they did with great
credit Five boys and four girls make up the
family, who have all grown to MANHOOD ana
save one son and one daughter The de-
ceased was "a man noted for his Integrity ana
honest dealing among his friends ana nelSh-
the bereaved family. large concourse OF
people followed the remains to Asbury
church, where the funeral services were CON
Quoted by Rev. L. f. Feckham, of SprlnE-
vile The remains we're laid to rest in the
quiet church yard, to await the resurrection
morn l.. Il. p.
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WAR IN EARNEST!
1T Is WAR.

In reviewing the situation in our list
issue, we advanced the opinion that
Spain must 1T once concede the just de-
mands of this country or war was inev-
liable. War is now fact. On receipt
of copy of the resolutions, adopted by
congress last Tuesday, the Spanish
ambassador applied for his passports ar
left for Montreal. The Spanish govern
ment At Madrid, unofficialiy, received
said resolutions, and by giving the Unit
ed States ambassador, General Wood
ford, his passports, pres anted the off
cial presentation of the same by the &C.
credited representative of this country.
President Mckinley, in the note accom-
panying the resolutions, gave Spain IN
til Saturday, at midnight, to reply.
Spain was silent at that hour. The
dismissal OF our ambassador the presi
dent regarded as a virtual declaration
OF war. Under this view of the situa-
ton, Commander Sampson, off Havana,
fired the first shot and captured the
Spanish merchantman, "Buena Ventu-
ra." Spain has since declared war,
ostensibly and technically on the ground
that the Ventura was seized prior to the
expiration of the time prescribed in our
ultimatum to their government. On
Monday of this week the bill declarin 6
war against Spain was passed by con-
gress without dissenting voice. The
house took less than two minutes in SO
doing. 1t is important to note that
said declaration of war asserts that war
has existed since Friday last, the 21st
instant.
President Mckinley has called for
$4,000 volunteers. OF this number
Wisconsin's quota is three regiments Of
infantry. The rush of recruits, every
where, is so great that ths required
number could be furnished twice over.
The proclamation of neutrality by
Great Britain is received with much sat-
isfaction by our cabinet, who value it
highly for its moral effect on the Euro
pean powers, as it wi / tend to force
them to take a like position of neutral =
lty and lessen the danger of interference
by the foreign concert.
Admiral Sampson is simply "sitting
down" before Havana, and not firing
a shot in his blockade of Cuba. No
chances will be taken until the Spanish
fl 4et is destroyed. 1t is creditably re-
ported that the formidable Spanish fleet
at the Cape Verde Islands will sail today
and attempt to destroy the American
ships in detail whilst they ale scattered
around the Cuban coast, but for this at
tempt we are fully prepared. Our
navy's only fear is that no such good
luck will happen.
Vernon county, as always, is to the
front, and has already organized one
volunteer company, and, if necessary
will raise regiment for country, home
and q common humanity.
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First Publication April p. 1885.
summons.
yr,tIE STATE OF WIS ONSIN-IN Cl

Court. Vernon County.
Newten Fl. Peasiey, Plaintiff, against mate reas-
Tke STATE of WISCONSIN. to the said defendant.
You are hereby summoned TO appear WITHIN tSen-
ty days after service Of this summons, exclusive
Red action in the court aforesaid; and IN case OF
your failure 20 70 do. Judgment will be rendered
AGAINST you according 70 the demand OF the COM
nfsint. ~ which a COPY ia herewith served upon
yon. q. n. MINsHALL, Plaintiffs Attorney.
p. O. address viroqns, Vernon county. WIS.,
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CAsHToN, April 26.-Marshal Sherrick con-
veyed Charles Erickson to the reform school.
lie had committed larceny of a gold watch.
John Cremer's store was robbed Saturday
night by unknown parties. They got about
SO in cash and If they had pulled the cash
drawer out two inches more they would have
found $50 in change. Joe Rudolph was
arrested here last night on warrant sworn
out by Miss Kittie Miller, on a charge of be-
ing drunk and disorderly Sunday night, when
her fellow and herself were going home from
church. We are informed there is about
twelve or fourteen more arrests to be made
for the same otrsnse Good thing and learn
some fellows TO behave themselves when a
young couple are walking on the streets -.
Peter JohanSohn has moved into his new
blacksmith shop. Our new creamery is al
most enclosed :. DR.. c. II. Cremer and Ed
Mitby did business at Sparta and La Crosse,
yesterday. CHAT.
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DELINQUENT TAX OF 1907.
OFFICE OF TREASURER OF VERNON COUNTY, Viz,

TREASURER vhequa Arl4ls
o
In lon the
o d the cedg eaferbeso by
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m IN n Ion the Ia OF Ma
of ateof
ALBERT FORUM Treasure
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City of Viroqua-Original
Plat,


" - VIZ fit lot 8 blk Z
P Nelson, lot 2 block 10
e" VIZ lot 8 and all Of 4
blk 10
Mary Hickok. nk lot 8 and all
of 2 blk Is
A Ferguson, lot s block Is
Jas Parker, lot / block IS
w oliver, lot 8 block 20
Mrs P Palmer. lot 6, block 20
VIM Bentson. lot 5 block 20
DECKER's ADDITION.
w II Puiver, M lot 2 all Of /
blk 3
WI Pulver. lots Z and 8 blk 3
COUNTY ADDITION.
JIM Davis, lot 5 CLOCK 8
LAYNE's ADDITION.
JP Joice, lot 2 block 2
+ W Shepard, Out lot 8
TRowBRIDGE ADDITION.
G L Peck. lots 3 and 4 block 2
Nelson Riley, lot south OF swz
nwh, sec 5t12r4. i acre
Anton johnson, lot com sw cor
Mason land. n IS rods 10Y
#. W rods. So #, Is rods,
1O5k II, east to beginning, sec
80, { Is. r 4, 20-100 q.
oh Puiver, lnt com. n side Of
Decker street, beginning 4
rods 3 feet e Of Washington
street, n 10 rods, e 4 rods, 9 10
rods, W to beginning, sec 80,
It's, "a, 76-100 =
John Beatty, lot com at sw cor
of mex sw1, e 81 rods 10 #, n
10 rds 10 beginning, g 4 rds 6
II q 10 center Of Decker st, sv
along st to point n to begin
ming Of beginning, sec 81, {
bra. 3e-i00 .. Z
e n Briggs, lot 4 and 8 rds o
Gorsline land in seasw in
nv cor g of Geo Clarke, sec
80, tI3, 4. 10 100 q.
John Dregue, lot com % rds Sc
cor &c 4seA OF mex, n II rds,
w 40 rds, IL rds, G TO begin
ming, sec 6. ETA, 3s.
ALBERI I. FORTUS
County Treasurer.
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place, was married to a La Crosse man by the
name of Williams John Johnson, harness
maker, has accepted position In the whole
sale harness and saddIery house of j. S.
Medary, of La Crosse. OLOUsE.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-04-27

A man who has scattered good many
compliments says that it pleases a man
more to compliment his children than 1t
does 10 compliment his wife.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-04-27

Governor Scofeld has issued his war
proclamation The state militia will be
m )bilized at Milwaukee within forty
eight hours.
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Ifst puUIItdhOn. ApJII 70. Ie55-5.
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

STATE OF WIsCtNsIN-SE RNON COT N
- ty. City of VirJqua. S., La justices Court.
To the Washington Literary Society: You
are hereby notified that a summons and gar
nishe has been issued against you. ana your
property garDisbed to satisfy the demand of
4 5. Goodell, amounting to seventeen dollars
and twenty five cents Now unless you shall
appear before X. s. McMichael, ii justice of
in said city, on the 18th day Of Nay A. ID. 1898,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, judgment will
be rendered against you, and your property
sold to pay the debt.
Dated this 18th day of April, A. D. ls9s.
e. 8. GooDELL, Plaintiff.
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" DEPARTMENT " STORE.

with all its freshness joy promises
. and
to by edvith
us do alservice and yield ndant harvest
nucement
be we'll hrressta
We wradew
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-04-27
FIRST publication April 10, 1888
PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice Of Application for Final settlement.
VERNON COUNTY COURT-IN PROBATE
State of Wisconsin, County of Vernon-ss.
In the matter Of the estate OF Kirstina Skaar,
deceased.
On reading and fling the petition Of Torger
Berg. administrator Of the estate OF KTstina
Sksar, deceased. late OF Vernon county.
representing among other things that he has
fully Administered the said estate, and pray
ing that time ana place be fixed + examining
and allowing his account Of his administration,
and that the rer due Of the said estate be assigned
to such persons by law entitled 10 the same;
1t is Ordered, That said application be heard
before me- At my Office in the City Of viroqus, on
the Sd day of May, A. d. 1898. at 10 o'clock a. m.
And it is Further Orde: ed, That notice Of said
application and hearing be given to ali persons
interested by publ cation OF copy OF this order,
for three successive weeks in the Vernon County
Censor. newspaper printed in said county, be-
fore the day fixed for said hearing.
Dated this Eth day OF April. 1898.
By the Court. ID. D. MLHoNEY, County Judge
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Township II, r. 6 West

Owners Name. Des. Sec. Acr
Jacob jacobson. nwAsw. 2 40
d" - Commencing at
point 50 rods west of south
east corner of nwA, running
north 35 rods, thence west 46
rods, thence south 80 rods,
thence east 46 rods to place of
. IN
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Corset Dept.

We have the sale of the justly celebrated
Feather bone corsets in Viroqua, and car
~ stock OF nearly 1000 corsets, ranging
in price from 25c to 81 so, in which is to
be found all the late styles
We quote:
No. 60. Ladies' summer corsets worth
oOC iOrs zoe
Several number at SOC that equal in value
anything we have heretofore shown at 75c
la this department we show Ladies', Misses,
and Childrens' waists, corsets, shields and
other corset accessorias
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Village of Rockton.
Owners Name. Lot. Blk.
Mrs Katie Roberts go. 8 s
Village Of Readstown.
Village of Stoddard.


Owners Name. Lot. Blk,
Peter Ondell ....... z 4
Village of Hillsboro.
Owners Name. Lot. Blk.
Merietta Winslow. lex 3
Anthony Wise. Part of the ne
u of the mex of sec. No. IS
town. IA, u. of range e., be-
ginning on e. line "a rods and
links south OF the ne corner
thereof, thence south on said
line 3T4 rods to the center of
the Wonewoc and HiIlsboro
road, thence north T6 degrees
west in the center of said
road 22A rods, thence north
q degrees east to the place
of beginning.
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Township IA, Il. D vest.
Owners Name. Des. Sec. Acr.
Ole T.Lokken, pit neAne i /
Hans jacobson, seAuw.. 10 40
/" sw4peA 10 Is
Arne Nysveen, swEHeA. 10 25
Unknown. .neA seA 20 30
Z" ..... seAswA "a 40
sUlygwI{ % 40
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.......----...... ."' ~
j O'Larv frac swAnw4 S l lie
George Tate. all landlying W or
ives. bank of river eHsw4s
Wa ....... ...,...,... ~
L W Pettigroye, a tract of land
commencing at sw cor. OF the
nwAnw4 of sec. s. t IL, 3,
running 5 rds. u 80 rds, W 5
rds, 8 80 rds. TO place Of Begin
ping. ..nwAnwA 8 1
Unknown, a tract of land boun-
ded as follows: Commencing
at center of highway running
n from Readstown where said
highway crosses the n line OF
the swH nwA of sec :, town
IL, range 8. running thence
along eenttr OF said highway,
SAT rds, 10 links, thence W to
the line Of a tract OF land
sold by Wizel described as fol-
lows: Commencing 80 rods. 8
links n Of quarter stake be-
tween sec 7 and s, { IL, r 8,
thence % rods. 20 links, thnc
n 80, W 40 rds to place o be-
ginning, thence u along line
to n | of said swA nw4 thnc
e TO beginning. { s. II, T j 3
- a !. y u
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Township IL, r. 3 West.

a UF1I 80 's--- -
L W Pettigrove, piece of land
commencing 40 rds and 6
links n of quarter stake be-
tween sec. Z and 8, in sw an
W 4. thence e IS rds, n 8 rds,
W 27}l rds to beginning
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Township ID, r. / East.
Owners Name. Des. Sec. Acres
John Mahr. pit se4neh 8 rs