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REAL-EsTATE TRANSFERS.
sixteen Transfers, with a Total Com
alteration of &2O.345.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
office of Marion county. Indiana, for the twenty
furnished by Theo. stein. abstracter Of titles.
corner OF Market and Pennsylvania streets, In
Lemcke. Telephone 1860:
John A. Schumacher to Max Albert
Schumacher. Lot 6, schurman's Park
Mariette PARK addition. .............. 1900
George Boatright TO Charles Boatright,
south half OF south half Of southwest
quarter of Section 3. Township Is. Range
g. and north half of northwest quarter OF
Section 49, Township 15 Range 3.......... Na
Lot 1si' g. Columbia Place addition. 200
Katie Parvis to Maggie Scann. Lot 8, De
Wolf Bremermans subdivision OF De
VOLTS subdivision of A. T.. and 1.
F-etchers Oak Hill addition. n................ 500
Sarah J. Loves to John A. Stuart. south
half Of east half of southwest quarter OF
northwest quarter Of Section Il, Township
H. Range 900
Thomas j. Hamilton to samuel II. Richey.
BTightwood Brig addition ''. loo
Carl W. Mendenhall TO Horace Mckay ct
al, part OF Lot l, Block ?. Nordyke
Hollowelfs Grandview addition. ............ 70
Winchester T. Wilson TO Jessie l. clppen
lguardlap). Lot ;, Bybee & Pratts first
Lewis Langden to Horace Mckay. Lots IS
and 59 Dorsey's subdivision OF A. E. and
l. Fletcher's Oak kill addition. .......+.. 400
William NJ. BessIy to Horace Mckay, Lot
g. same subdivision n.........,.,..-.-........ 20
s Brenners addition ''. = - s5oO
san same lot I'm : - $500
socation to Elizabeth Conger and hus-
band. Lot 80. Block I. caven Rock
woods East Woodlawn addition. .......... 1,400
Elizabeth Conger - Samuel Kingston, Lot
49, Block 4. Caven n Roekwood's East
Frank NJ Page TO Patrick Kiernan, Lot Q.
Thraeher's subdivision OF l. Fletchers
ourtheaddition .........................,.. lsoa
Transfers 1s; consideration .s9Os4s
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Dried Fruits.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-California dried fruits
Apples strong other fruit steady: evaporated ap-
plies, common, 7@Sc; prime wire tray, SQSl5c
choice. 8%09c fancy, 9i2c. Prunes 312@10c, as
to size and quality. Apricots-Royal, n@14c
Moor Park. 13QI7c. Peaches-Unpeeled, S1zQ121ac;
Deeled. 1S620c
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UNITED STATES BONDS.


At Chicago-C1earings. S1s.554O77; balances
s1.6O0,5sS. New York exchange. 15c discount
Posted rates, S4.S3 and sassy
At New York-Clearings, sisS 53s Sl2; balances.
81. .924. 1856.
At Boston-Clearings s2O,ss2, SIS; balances.
s., PIG 075.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sl46s1, ,242; balances.
s2.042.377
At Baltimore-clearings, Ss,4s5. 7ss; balances.
1868 a5e.
Al Cincinnati--Clearngs 81, ,075.4j0
AT New orleans-Clearngs H.T13T9S.
Al St. LouIs-Clearings, S4. .6ls, ,06o.
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NEW ORIEANs Nov.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2s-Cotton opened firm
and closed quiet; sales, 5000 bales; ordinary
9-16c good ordinary. 4lsc; low midding, 4lzc
middling, 15-16c good mddling, SIC; middling
fair 15-16c receipts, 40S4 bales; stock, 342 S5S
bales.
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LIVE STOCK.
Good Cattle StrOnger-HOgs Quiet and
Steady-Sheep Steady.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 2s.-Cattle-Receipts.
500; shipments fair. There was only a fair sup
ply. The market was more active at stronger
Drices on the better class
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ChIca4O News.
The consensus OF opinion is that the
Spanish peace commissioners mistake the
peace exercises for continuous shows.
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HALLWAY STATION.
in Black Face Figures
thus: Dy-Daily. S--Sleeper,
Chair Car, D-Dining Car.
;. CHI. a ST. LOUIS R'Y.
DivisiOn-Big Four.
'sAEa s. AS U City & w ac. AGHi Sg. s:ss \ &
K. 6:S5 S'wst'n linn, dy, q s.l1;30
. ..10:50 B.H. & Muncie ex 3s1O
x..l1:i5I Cleveland ex.... 600
. 4.0O b. II. & And'n ex. S;f5
i. 8.25 N. Y. ex. dy. s...1O:0O
DiVisiOn-Big Four.
-. 1880, New York ex, dy, s. 4:05
sill As Mat & T II acc..... 10:30
4s3O st. Louis express. 5s4O
....e.1b 49, ~ -
,1112Ol
1 DivisiOn-Big Four.
s. 8:45, GreeEsburg acc.--... 9:oe
,, 8 4:15I Cin'ti acc, dy....i1a5
1900 c & st l. mail, dy
I... 1880 d ; and p..........1i 80
q :46 Chi. Linn, p...... 4i1.s
$40 Gin q Ind ex. p.-. 0;4U
4 G I&StL ex. dy $. II 100
6i2OI Chicago dy s.....11ieSO
uisville Line.
-. 3.45 Louisv ! dy s...11f60
..2s46 LOUSY day expr. liza
DIVIsiOn-BiG FOur.
-. 7:l0l Gin ]. dy, s........ 500
...I:45 Lafayette accom-. 1880
4s16 Gin. mail. . d. dy. 2s36
0f16 Lafayette acc..... 6s4H
..12:05 C'ti g. Wash, d .. 6:1O
DivisiOn-Big Four.
K. 6:36 Wabash acc, dy.... 9:25
<. Ills B. .HRrbr NIL ex... 3s10
4S5Ol Michigan expr... Ss4H
Iiv.. West-Big -Four.
Ill. 7:25 Col & Gin ex, dy, .. 3:3a
!. II :a5l Champaign accom-. .f0:2d
Abs NY. ex & mall. 2s41
11t16 Peoria ex. dy, p. 6S10
'iv.. East-BiE Four.
s.. $40 Springfield expr. l:3s
!. 1920 Columbus expr. 1910
CHI. & ST. LOUIS R'Y.
4 DivisiOM--Penna Line.
$50 Fast ex, dy.... 7:5g
-. s:26 Lime mail, dy $ d.S;05
S:30lSt l. ex. dy. d s. 1&a2S
ESQ Ind'p'ls acc.-..... 3s1H
800 Mail express, dy.. 6s60
7s1O West'n ex. dy, $1,000
DiVisiOn-Penua r.. r..
D. .11:35 Chi & Lou az, dy s.3:2e
9 1905 Chi e. Lo ex. dy p. Bias
DivistOn-Penna IL. r..
Q. 3:3OI Mad 4 Ind acc. -. 1920
y 8 s:15l st L & c /. dy, p.11:25
IN, Mad & Ind acc. .6i4O
-, 7:00l Ind a. Pitts, dy, S 700
.3,3O Mad. a Ind. acc.
l.. 400 Sunday only. 9;10
711O l. & Chi ex dy Sill 500
NDALIA LINE.
7:2Ol New York ex, dy q. 5:As
d. s:l0I Casey accom-. -. 1880
1898 ST Louis ex, dy.... 500
400 Atrc ex. dy, d PEGS
7tOU Fast Line. daily. 4,45
11I36 StL G. NY, dy, g d z sos
LIS & VINCENNES II. r..
dy Sis Vincennes expr. q. .10:4a
..412O Cairo expr, dy..4s6O
& DAYT'N ny
...s.55i Gin. Ind g. Chi ex.
s..S.05 dy. s .12:43
x. .10:4S Daily fast mail. $3.50
X, Gin & Roaohdale
..2s45 ex, dy, p.........11:t5
y. Gin e. Dayton. d.
.zs40 D ..............If fSb
<, Gin g. Dayton acc. $50
1907 Gin daily ex, s c. 1Os35
ne & WESTERN II. II.
-. 100 Ind'pls ex, dy....... 1920
: 1:2O Mail and expr..., 2l35
100 Toledo expr ...... 600
-ATUR & WESTERN R'Ys
-. s:l6 Fast expr. dy. 9 c.. $3.50
d. II 80 Tuscola acc. .10:40
3:4B Chicago expr.. 2t4O
.1lt1O Mail and expr. 4f4O
R,Y. (MonOn ROute.)
H.12:55 Gin vest. dy, s..... $3.50
-. TOO Fast mail. dy, So. 7:55
II 30 Gin vest, dy. d p. 4i3z
3s86 Chicago expr..... 2t4O
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LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Busy Day with the Produce and Com
mission Merchants.

On the wholesale streets yesterday trade was
less active than on Monday and Tuesday. as IS
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.

ON and after Sunday. Nov. 20. 1875.
" trains will run as follows: Central
Standard Time) All trains enter
UNION RAILWAY STATION.
p. M. Time in Black Face Figures
Trains marked thus: Dy-Daily. S--Sleeper,
P-Parlor Car, C-Chair Car, D-Dining Car.
CLEVE.. CIN.. CHI. a. ST. LOUIS R'Y.
Cleveland DfvisiOn-Big Four.
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ARRIVE
U City & w ac, dy. 9:25
wst'n linn, dy, d sill; 30
B.H. & Muncie ex 3s1O
Cleveland ex..... 600
b. H. & And'n ex. Sff5
N. Y. ex. dy, s...1O:0O
iOn-Big Four.
New York ex, dy, 5. 4:05
Mat & T II acc. 10:30
st. Louis express. 0;4O
Kn'kb'r sp, d s,dy CATO
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Clover-Cholce. sa.75, prime. sa.50: English.
choice, SO. .25l35O; aIsike, choice sI5On5: al
falfa, choice, $4.25G4 so; crimson or scarlet
clover. So 1913 timothy. A. lbs prime. 81 l5G11 90
light prime. $1,000 %; choice 81. 25d1 S0 fancy
Kentucky. II lbs. $l15; extra clean, 60G75c: or
chard grass. extra S1.I51i30; red top choices soc
OSLO; English bluegrass, q lbs Si157l75; Ger
man miilet, $luI.25; Western millet, 600S5c COM
mon millet, 4G960c.
The Indianapolis journal., 1898-11-24

Sheep and Lambs-Receipts light; Shipments
none. But few SALE The market was steady
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-07-21
ITO be continued.)
ORCHIDS THAT RIVAL THE uPAs
BRAZILIAN Forest That GS Guarded by .
Veil of ChIoroform.


Brazilian Forest That 10 Guarded by .
Veil OF Chloroform.
From Golfers Weekly: Serge Bal
aguine, a Russian explorer OF Brazil,
states in an interview recently pub
lished in the Gaulols OF Paris, that
few degrees below the equator he dis
covered a forest Of flowers that pre-
vented him from approaching them.
With every Difference to Mr., Bala-
guine, that forest seelns to have been
discovered before Two years ago
there appeared an San Francisco
paper an account provided by,a bulb
hunter returning from the same re-
gion, who declared that after motto"
ing in a forest an odor vague and
sweet at first, but which increased as
he advanced ultimately he reached
clearing, and there, straight ahead
was wilderness of orchids. Trees
were loaded with them, underbrush
was covered with them, they trailed
on the ground, mounted In reckoning
contortions, dangled from bunches,
fell in sheets and elongated and ex-
banded as far as the eye could reach.
A breeze passed and they swayed with
it, moving with life Of their own,
dancing in the glare of the quatorial
sun, and as they danced exhaling an
odor that protected them more sheerly
than a wall. In vain did that hunter
endeavor to approach. There was a
veil of perfumed chloroform through
which he could see, but through
which, try as he might, he could not
pass. 1t held him back more effect
ually than bayonets, and 1t was tor
ture to him to see those flowers ana
to feel that before he could reach
them he must die, suffocated by the
very splendors of which ne was In
search, poisoned by floral jewels such
as no one perhaps had seen before.
At the time the place was known as
the village Of demon flowers.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-07-21
Point for Inventors.

It has long been recognized by expert
telegraph operators that urgent neces-
sity exists for improving the present
sending apparatus. This point was for
chilly illustrated at late telegraph
tournament in New York. At the first
tick OF the signal to start in a send
ing contest reader started to indicate
to the typewriter. In four minutes
and 80 seconds he had written the
entire article, which contained 4lS
words. In Ave minutes, the time. APP
nointed for the test, the telegrapher
who took the prize only transmitted
254 words, and that this was considered
the more remarkable performance is a
concession of the imperfect nature
of telegraph sending methods. The
telegraph sender of to-day is confined
TO the use Of one hand, and has to
make many strokes to form one COM
plete letter, while the typewriter has
the free use Of eight fingers, each one
OF which with single stroke makes
a complete character or letter.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-07-21

from tho pbsence Of severe pain fen
sure the bone had not bean broken.
The train must be nearing Wharton,
the next station south, and after pass
Ing there no earthly power could pre-
vent II from falling into the hands or
the acowllng villains who sat near me.
The instrument had been quiet for a
long time, and ] laid trembling with
anxiety expecting every moment TO
hear Wharton report the passing OF
No. 4.
Click Click! B-r-r-r-r clickW
What caused the instrument TO act
80 queerly2 Then, In clear cllckings I
heard the dispatcher's call. Wharton
was about to report the train--but, mol
My own ONCE signal was signed to the
call. What did 1t mean II The dispatch
or responded, and my heart gave
great throb Of delight az heard these
words flashed over the wire;
This Ia Or at Red Rock Sd held
by train robbers in office. have wire
tapped in loft Stop No. 4, Wharton.
quickw
II heard that, will hold 4 here all
right" Wharton broke In and said.
An order was sent him to hold the
train for further orders, and an ex-
planatory message sent to the conduc-
tor.
Thank God, the train was safe UNI
derstood II all now, The brave little
girl had heard the robbers when they
entered, had listened to our conversa-
ton, and recalling her former expert
ence In the dirty loft had climbed up
there In the darkness, broken one OF
the wires and, striking the ends to-
gether, had been able TO communicate
with the dispatcher. In the stiffness
of the night knew she could hear
every click OF the instrument below,
and work as effectively as II sitting at
the telegraph table,
God bless you, little girl, You have
done great work this night. Special
train with sherlff's posse will leave In
Ave minutes, and make run to Red
Rock in forty-hve minutes Remain
where you will be safe in case OF
fight with robbers"
ooh! | am so fearful Sd has been
killed." heard her say, II heard them
threaten to kill him and heard a shot,
followed by a stunning OF feet"
In a tone Of voice 80 loud knew she
could hear II, said;
Men, have been shot In the thigh
and am In pain, This bench is hard
bed for a wounded man. Won't YOU
carry me in and lay me on my bed In
the next room?"
"W'at do we Reer how you suffer az
ter that bad break O yours? Lay still,
or you'll get more Of III"
l heard the little heroine report the
words to the dispatcher, and felt that
my object had been accomplished and
her anxiety relieved. In moment
came message intended for my ears;
"Brace up, Fred, for help is coming.
We've got the best Of this game, but
am distressed at your condition, old
fellow. Grin and bear It. will be
with you the minute the train gets
here.-Cr."
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TRANs-MIssIssIrrI EXPOSITION
SPECIAL DAYS.

Aug. 4, Stenographers Day; o, Iowa
Knights OF PythiOs Day; 10, Red Mems
Day; II, Tennessee Red Mems Day; 10,
St. Joseph Day; Is, Business and Fra
ternal Assns, Day; Is, Texas Day; %,
Sioux City Day; ~, Bohemian Day; 30,
Missouri Day.
Sept /, Kansas Day; 3, Editors Day;
:, Labor Day; 9, Colorado Day-Rocky
Ford Melon Day; :, Port Arthur Day:
8, Praternal Union OF America Day; 0,
Lumbermen's Day-Woodmen OF the
World Day; 10, New Mexico Day; IA,
National Shriners' Day; 10, New Eng
land Day; 10, Oklahoma Day; IS and 10,
Modern Woodmen Days; 20 and 81,
Iowa Days; "a, Commercial Travellers
Day,
Oct /, Chicago Day; = Knox College
Day; Il, l, o. o. +, Day; is, Tennessee
Day.
Leon bought $500 fire engine two
years ago. They used 1t twice ant
sold It the other day for So.
There is girl in Horton whose hon
ey has gone to war and she absolutel.
refuses to have any truck with TIN
young fellows who want TO basls in tn,
radiance of her smiles. She says tina
the man who goes to war is u hea
more to her than the shirkcr who stay
at home and attends pink teas. That
the kind of a spirit to show. II is I
/ be hoped that her honey boy is equal
ly true.
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Name of
Owner. Description.
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a LIST
DELINQUENT TAXES
UPON REAL ESTATE
Within the County of Blue Earth
State.Of Minnesota, for the Y ear,
A. ID. 1896, Remaining Delin-
auent and Unpaid on the First
Monday i'm January, AID. 1898,
and the Penalties Accrued
Thereon.

STATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Blue
Earth-ss. District Court, Sixth judicial
District.
The State of Minnesota, to all persons, COM
panies or corporations who have or claim 70
have any estate, right title or interest IN,
claim to, or lien upon any of the several pieces
or parcels of land in the list hereto attached
described.
The list of taxes and penalties on real estate
for the county of Blue Earth, remaining de-
linouent on the first Monday in January, 1885:
for the year 1885, have been filed in the office OF
the Clerk of the District Court of the County
of Blue Earth, of which that hereto attached is
a copy.
requested to file in the Office of said Clerk on or
before the first secular day after the twentieth
day of March, 1897. your answer in writing, set
ting forth any objection or defense you may
have to the taxes and penalties, or any part
thereof upon any piece or parcel of land, de-
scribed in said list, into, or on which you have
or claim to have any estate, right, title in.
terest, claim or lien, and in default thereof
Judgment will be entered against such piece or
parcel of land for the taxes on said list appear,
ing against it and for all penalties, interest and
costs. non>,D
Clerk of the District Court in said County OF
Earth
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Addition to Amboy. Being in Part O.
NJ of NEA of NWA of Section %,
Town 1l5 Range %
Sec. Acr. Tooth.


VILLAGE OF AMBOY.
Town los. Range %.
=, Sec. Acr. Tooth.
j A Latimer, W 2 44-100 of
1415 of seA of nwA exc
~
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anne of
Owner.
Description

81 Kinney, W 50-100 a of sell
OF swA of swA 1890.
81 Kinney, W 5 a of Q 10 a o
swA of swA
st P & s G R r Co, s $500 {
of n 87-100 a of Q 1 16-1OO 9
of VIZ of mex. .........
Addie NJ Shank, nwA of seH
Geo L Marsh. 9 5 a of W 10 {
of neA of swA ......... -,
E ID Marsh, W Is a of NJ o.
hsw4 of swA and W 5 a of {
"A of nwA of sw4......
Edwin Cross, 9 5 a of s 221z 6
OF neA. of sell -. :.
A j Lloyd, W 5 a of S TX a Of
neA of sex and W, 2h a Of
e7h a of s 221a a of neA Of
seA -. -. ...........
J s Wood. n 5 a of W 10 a Of
s Is a of neA of seA and 4
3 a of W Is of s 221a a of
neA of seA .................
E M Marsh, g 1871 a of "
22h a of s 80 a of nwA of n
VIZ. -.
z b Marsh, W w a of n 10 q
Of nwA of nwA
w + Lewis, VIZ of seA of sw
q OF nwA............... -. =.
L r PUTNAM, 81 a of W 6 a
OF swA of neA -.
j ) Wood, W 10 a of nw4 OF
Observation-Disclosures.
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TOwNsH1PuOF SOUTH BEND.
Town 1903, Range 81.

Sec. Acr Tooth.
81 Kleimann lot 3..... 69-27 7.51
e r Gregg, neA of seA ...... II 40 5S7
Emery Pearson, VIZ of lot 8. 81 2342 5:A
w Crandsll, lot of Lee
Sueur river. ................N 20 1885
Geo McPheeter, nw4 of Sc
u exc IL a of M .......... % % 1885
John Holden, sw4 of seA. Is 40 900
Jesse Falkner. W 10 of seA
of seA Observation-Disclosures. % 10 2.32
r Falkner, lots and &c.. % 100 A.14
q ] Jones, lots and 3d.. 20 $500 02
T j Jones, seA of neA ...... 80 40 8.21
B T Ray, lot 3 and lot exc
a school lot. ............. 30 110-75 1928
r Fleet, of 10 of
Q 80 of lot 6.............. 81 1.16
Jos Robel, 60 of 81 of
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TOWNSHIP OF jamestown
Town 100, Range Is.

Sec. ACT. Tooth.
Henry Smith, sea of nwA
exc of W IS a......... 22 80 S.08
Henry Smith, neA of swA a.. y 40 1889
Jos Smith, n1a of neA ........ 23 80 Il. IA
NJ G Willard, e1l of swA of
sell exc eh of seq of swA
of seA all n of R R.. rs 1915 1872
FL Hildebrandt, all of sh of
seA sof RR................ rs 30 3.sl
Fl Reinsburg, lot 1......... % 1-4 81
Jos McMonagh, nwA of neA 81 40 1893
ID Sullivan, g Is of neA of
swA and n 24A of lot g.. 81 1915 9.23
and NJ Murtaugh, nh of
WI exc r R and exc
Rec Blk "a 191.......... "a 70 Y.A
Tim Murtaugh, sh of swA.. "a 80 5.46
Hattie Reinsberg, IL ofslot
2 Rec Blk SOP 94........... 35 IL 2.04
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TOWNSHIP OF CERESCo.

TOwp lug, Range %.
r L Fogg. seA all of river III II co
ole Anderson, WIZ of sw4 of ~ }rsT
swI of swA .............. Oh
G Burns, neA Of sw4 and
uvk of seA ............ 80 1-1a
Fl B Wadswortb eI of nwA
cf nwA of nell ........ 10 Or
s Q Larkin, W 3 a of nwi4 of
nwA of neA ...............I0 SO
TAayer g. 20, g z If VIZ nf
nwA of nw1a of npA 49,. 10 a.
Thayer & Co.. n 1 of swl4
of nwA of neA .......... 10 -,
Rosa Davis, sh of neA Of ne
of nwA Observation-Disclosures. ~ s.
Z L Fogg, nh of nnA 80. :. Il 50 1873
Nj Tollison. WIZ of ntA OF
rwA of nwA ..-... IL 5 q.
Peter Kelley. W 10-I00 a az
asa of n IS a of ~ Il of
swA of swA $500. ...... IL SO IS,
Anna Blow sell of neia IL A. =
W Mobiles, nh of n A......2 81 50 1873
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Subdivision of NEA of SEX, Section 81, Town
i06, Range %.

AVo, mango SOs
d Carpenter lot B. ....... 1888 Ais
Geo Buckmaster, lot L...... 1-N $50
Helen Graves, lot NJ. Is 80
Grannis & Palmer, lot $780,. $50 5.65
W VIZ Keitzerr, en- of nw1 OF 90 ,o
VIM Crandaii, 5oioo Of eK .o-....
of neA all of river 43
of SEX of river and
of of seA of river. 80 1850 H.T
Jos Bookwalter, nh of sen
and neA of swA and SEX of
nwA and 10 of neA of i
.nwA and 81 Of neA ....... "a $50 1905
Joseph Bookwalter, triangle
in sw cor # nwA of neA
80 on W side and So r on
size Of o-SS LIZ
Z " Morrow e IL OF neA ., % 4 10
D Carpenter VIZ of en- of ., ~ 90
e4 of nwA ........... "a 10 2S
Jos Bookwalter, sh of neA
OF nwA exc IL and exc ~ n,
II H.. % l.01
Jos Bookwalter, ne4 of neA
of nwA exec r R.. IS IA
Jos Bookwalter, swA ....... IS 100 &c. AT
Jos Book walter, e 81 of NV
OF nwM .................. 30 ~ lO.A
Jos Bookwalter, swA of NV
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. % ~ 10lo
WI of nwA exc 60-10O
F Il Barnes. eh Of swK Of
Ell ofnwA and W 1 a of Sc
L of neA of nwA ......... IS 1.91
Jos b" kwaiter. n 10 of Ell
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V1LLAGE OF GOOD THUNDER.
TOWNSHIP OF RAPIDAN.

Town LOT, !Range27.
Sec. Acr. Tooth.
VIM A Craver, IS a of nwA of
nwA of road. ......... 10 $50
VIM Craver, of neA of
neA of road. 81
Subdivision of Part of E1l of NEA,, Section Z,
Town 107, Range n.
8 b Baker, lot f.. .... LIZ 20
Phil E Nelson, 100 # of 8 Al
and # of W 97A # of
1874 # of seA of neh ...... 7 s18 81
John johnson, 12-1OO in &c G.
W. of nwA Rec Blk 46 80 -
Mary q Parrett, IS of sh
of seA Observation-Disclosures. Is So 1895
j Van Sickle, nwA of NV
Kundt Torgeson, nwA of sw
4 and swA of nwA ........ 49, 1908 4.S2
II Baker, a in Sc cor of Sc
a of neA .............. 10 .43
Mary 81 ParreGt, n rs a of ne
OF neA :........: II 70 4.36
E w Parker, n of s Is of
eh of seA of neA ......... 81 20
] Nichols, heirs. all of 10 a
OF W 70 of swA of neA 49,. 80 10 1.76
Rapids Townsite.
Rapidan Mill Co, sK Off,. 1.7s