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The Marshall republican., 1900-01-12

cago Thursday. He received si.sj for
cattle aud Chas Brown received $3.50.
There Is n great deal Of dissatis.
faction among our stock shippers Of
late ~ to the way the G. a has been
putting them In To the Union Stock
Yards at Chicago late for the market:
the shippers may take action ~, the
matter und ask for better nccomodu-
lions.
In spite of tho di-agrccablc weather
u largo number Of young people ac-
ccptcd tho invitation "a spend Thurs
day evening with Miss Violet Rams
berger. a number were present from
Malta Bend. Mt Leonard and Shack.
clford: u very pleasan, evening was
spent by playing carroms. crokinole
and other games. Shortly before
midnight. refreshments ~ oysters
were served and the guests departed
lhanking Miss Viola aud wishing her
many more social evenings.
The Marshall republican., 1900-01-12
NEW FRANKFORT.


.!rs t~tcidcnback and Miss Jessie
Hun are reported sick this week.
VIM Fletcher aud Andrew Powell
have beer seriously Ill this week.
Mrs N ! Ayrc- II reported ON the
sick list. also Mrs kOlka aud Mrs
liaicr.
Most people took advantage III tho
fine icc crop las, week and filled their
Ice houses.
DIR. TT Sullivan was called south
OF Gillian Sunday In consultation
with DIR. \ I. Miller.
On account of Il few eases of dipthe.
ria and u general epidemic ~ ore
throats among the children. the school
board has closed the schools hero.
Rev. Edwin Norvcll preached two
very interesting sermons ut Good Hope
Sunday. lie will hold special services
sunday. February 9TH. To which all,
both saints and sinners are invited.
The Good Hope debating society
Is getting to be u wonder; zach pro.
gram seems To- excel former ones In
interest. Come out to night. Friday
Jan. 18th. md hear them decide
whether women should have the use
OF the ballot equally with men,
Good Hope IL watching with much
interest the c%Ourt.ship III the two Col.
Onels, Peter and Ephruim; we don't
know which stands In the lend IN the
heart Of the giddy young girl who
has broken two hearts.
We are now In the LIST month of Q
new year and q Q century. OF cOursc
most school children by counting
grains Of corn, marbles and etc.
say with tho French crank astronomer
Flamma, Ion, that this IL the last year
Of the 10Th century; but most Of tho
balanced minds, contend with the un-
iversity of Germany and the learned
President Of Wellesley College Int the
l90lst year commences on Jan LIST 1900.
So VIC should all dismiss hate from
hearts and let In the sunshine OF
love and friendship; be kind and con-
sideratc towards Others aud they will
be tho same towards you; tho longer
! live the more l am convinced that
this l. q very pleasant world and fill.
cd with pleasant people; every ono can
'bv hspyy whU N tVvvd by .t,DU u
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in THE COUNTY.
SALT SPRINGS

Om roads are very muddy.
The literary society meets on Fri.
day loth.
has Brown took the 'rum 10 Mar.
shull Saturday.
w blair vent To h E. tuesday
evening on business,
airs F"lta who has been very lick
since. Nmas. IL reported no better.
Mrs. j. \. Org who was sick the
iirs; 81 the week Is reported Lcltor.
Nm MttltiNnd rti,rntG rom 'Ults
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Else Made Bray of Mt Leonard

'Itee Made BRAY at MI Leonard
500 4 visitor Tuesday.
,ir Will Kcllct Of S~hac9ieford re-
,i,trcd this morning from Chicago.
iit.lc NcYora Ayrcs j. sick ut her
i,oa,c on III bland with srarlc, feycr.
Speed stephens of Bpunvilir ~,Cat
Tuesday night with Mr. aud Mira Abiel
Leonard.
Miss Minnie aud JAIME King ~
ShsckiefOrj were shopping In cur city
mis- week.
Mabel portcr the little daughter Of
John Porter has scarlc. fever ut her
nome on Highland.
Mrs 7. =. Huston who has been Wis.
iting relatives n, Kansas city. will 70.
turn home on Friday.
Mr. Rob, Snoddy aud sister Miss
Mamie arc In the city from the w..t.
crR par, of the county.
Miss May Hupp returned to Hardin
College. Mexico after u pleasant visit
Ia Ter home In ,hi. city.
Misses Estcllu Dave, aud he s-ic
Orrar will leave Friday for u visit Ia
Miss Laura Orcar at Orearvillc.
DR. w. n. Black wen, to Columbia
on Tuesday. where he delivered an I'D.
dress 10 the Students Of the University.
Miss Lucille Rick OF Wavcriy nrriv.
ed In the city on Monday and will
continue her studies at ~ Sav.ois
Academy.
William Reid OF slater has rented
tn 10, EYau, barn and viii open u
large livery stable in our cit, Ia the
near future.
..!r aud Nrs \. \. Wglln-,. Thea.
do;c Mayer. Miss i'g,ii- Rage und
Charles Gaines spent Il pleasant EVEN
ing with Miss tanni. Wood on Tues.
day.
Misses Stella Hicks. Annie Haw.
MN" nv" Ure'iiu Du"'T rVeut iucr'
day afternoon with Miss Annie Guth.
cry. when M interesting game ofwhi,,
was Ind.
Little Miss Bculah t:arp of near
Grand Pass. who has been visiting her
grandparents, Mr. und Mrs q. l..
Burnside Of this city, left for her home
Monday.
Little Georgia Ann Lawlcss Of Nap
ton entertained u few Of her little
friends on last sunday NJ dinner ~
the home Of her grand mother, Mrs
&. \. Ross IN this city. It being the
It'll birthday Of the little lady. who
made a happy little hostess upon this
occasion.
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SHAcKglFoRp.

Mud. Stud.
! McIsecfcr shipped one car loal Of
stock to X G Tuesday.
Mr. Eusch Colvcrt took the train
here for Marshall Monday.
n " Dawson shipped n u load
Of sheep To ~ Louis Tuesday.
Miss violc, RunslTrgcr took tic
train here for Marshall Thursday.
viii Kcllcit shipped j ear loads of
ca'il. tn Chicngola.' Saturday hight.
Campbell and Rogers shipped u ear
l,al oi cat,l, - Chicago Monday
night.
Miss Maud smith after p~leasnn,
visit to Miss Violet I,ansbcrycr return
cd home Monday.
Mcssr, Con aud Doe Horrigan aud
Misses Mcbride and welch attended
church here last Sunday and took
dinner with Mrs J Campbell.
Misses Jane and Annie Campbell
aud Frank Kennedy went up ON tho
800 'rGln To Nj Leonard wednesday
afternoon to attend the party at Mr.
Blaize's wednesday evening.
Among the different candidates who
have visited oar burg, distributing
cards and shaking hands with friends,
was j. =. wilson for Treasurer this
week. Ar wilson ~ u worthy young
man aud deserves the Office.
Mr. aud airs Goldman entertained n
few Of their young friends last Friday
evening. Dancing was the feature Of
the evening, and ut u late. hour, re.
freshments Of cake, pickles, coffee,
fruit and candy were served; when the
''wee small" hours were approaching,
tho merry crowd took their departure
reluctantly, wishing Mr. and Mrs
Godman many happy returns VI the
delightful evening.
:lrs Charles Thompson entertained
u few friends Thursday evening IN
honor Of Mr. Robert Thompson who
will leave for Boston soon. with plcn-
ty Of good music aud cards, the hours
seemed but minutes tn tho merry
cAU~0, wlU0 a. y leu isUu. ANy wsS
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invited Quito the dining room where .
bounteous supper was prepared. All
departed, thanking Mraud Mrs Thorn.
p-on for the pleasant evening and
Wishing Mr. i;obeit n nice time.
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Male

rrNGINEER. sflddlesssd. city or country
has city license and references W.. IS
Dsan-st.. Brooklyn
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AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

The chief and only sale Of Importance at the
zeal estate auction room yesterday was that Of
ave. and First-st., known the Florence Build
ine II was sol ny order Of the Iquidating COM
mi'tee OF the Tradesmens National Bank The
building is q six story and basement iron front
subject to mortgage Of $4,000 and the first offer
was $4,000 over that mortgage. There were in al
down TO Jacob Korn Tor $4,000 over and above the
Tor speculation. The auctioneers were McNickar
By William NJ Ryan: Nos. so and so8 seventh
tt northwest corner OF LeWisst, 79sX7S lx70 llX1I
swO six story brick tenement houses with stores;
I.ehccca Cohn against Aaron J. Cohn et al; Morris
Clark. attorney; S,a ley H. Bevins referee; amount
Que, SS 81 subject 10 prior mortgages, 800, and
taxes. etc sal i0 10 Daniel Farrell for 81 $50
No. l2 Ninety-eighth-st. south side. H4ll feet
west Of Columbus-ave. 1sxlO01l. four story brick
9%e Bins, house He a Anthem against G3 S
sam j. \. Mckm. referee; amount due. A2e.230 s.;
NJ. 2S2 One-hundred- and-twent y-fourth-st. south
side. $3.50 feet east OF Third-ave. l9xlO0ll. three
against Benjamin Franklin and another: Bassett &
W attorneys; Charles w West, referee: amount
10 5aNgs etc sis 81 70 the plaintiff for $ 6o2
Park-aye. 195Ei00ll. three story front dwelling
s souse Jacob 1orowitz against David We'll ct al;
samuel Bernstein, attorney John T. Duny, ref
cree; amount due 81 ~ 80; subject taxes. etc,
eq-and-thlrty -foIrth-st lorth side. lS ieet
west OF SeTenth-ave. l7Nss.l1. three story brick
81; g. Winet: Van Nest attorney; Daniel p
lngraham, referee; amount due. SO.S65 Sc; subject
10 taxes, etc, S0 92 10 the plaintiff for $3.50.
west side, 500 feet south of observation-disclosures
twenty eChth-st, l96x75 four story brick dwelling
house: American Baptist Home Mission Society
against ~. Vernon Foster ct al; ID. W. Perkins
torney- Frank D. Arthur. referee; amount due SEA
% - subject 10 taxes, etc. Si0I; 10 the plaintiffs
Tor $1,000 Fulton-st., west side. 40OI feet south
of Westchestcr-ave.. 25xl00: Eliza NJ. Hough
against John j. Duhy et al: Gantz Neir c. Mex
attorneys Edward g. Whitaker, referee; amount
gr sinh 10 afr ~ he MA gr
tih for $50 No 1910 Third-ave east side about
80 feet north Of Boston-ave.. 59Nlsl1x3 one
story frame store. William II. Lane against George
Ghappel Fl al GO. 10; Niles g. Johnson. attorneys:
X. NJ. Morgan. referee amount due. 81 49, IS: sub
9ect 20 taxes, etc. SIS 05 adjourned 10 December "a
No ga Boston Road, west side. about 230 feet north
OF Third-avc.. l6llNjO, TWO story frame dwelling
house. same against same go. p: same attorneys
and referee; amount due s. 36 So subject 10 taxes
etc, SIS SO; adjourned TO December -
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

BY McNickar q Co: No 81 Lenox-ave west
SIDE S33 feet north Of One-hundred- and thiryse
ond-st. l6sN7a three story and basement brown
stone dwelling house. absolute sale
BY Richard Y. Harnett Co: No. % Twelfth-st,
south side. 225 feet Of Fifth-ave lssxlOSe
story brick fathouse. Third-ave. side. IS feet
south OF One-hundred- thirty-siXth-st. extend
vacant. No. 266 Third-ave. northeast corner OF
iive story brick nathouse: sale by order of JOSEPH
spear executor Of the estate Of William Spear de-
BY James !. Wells Psrk-aye.. east side. 5sl 3
lll9; vacant. Park-ave.. east side 6l6S feet soufh
81 One-hundred-a forty -fourth-st 25xllls; va
cant Canal Place. west side. adjoining above Ok
lis: vacant Trustees sale. Estate Of Montagnie
By Herbert A. sherman: No 2os one-hundrea-
ahd-eleventh-st, north side. i67 feet west OF sew
house. Metropolitan Trust Company. trustee agt
ogden sttorneyS: Edward s ar %Ri;, SHEPARD &
amount Cue Sl2967 S. subject 10 taxes etc sac o.
south side 30 feet east Of FeS Ssg 5ob
Two and one story brick buildings Mes so and s.:
TTRth,-ase SoNs2 frame shed and vacant William j.
Lynch attorney; syiSesirf G I1 ~ a.. James
smoHnt due 1856 As; subject TO prior mortgag,
BY Peter =. Meyer & Co: No. 5ss one-hundred
north side. 100 feet west OF
frankhn Savings Rank against John W. Decker er
Cure referee amount due S SCI o. subject TO taxes
s;e ss . No Q. 81 one-hundred and ihirty-ifth
10. four story brick hathouse: same against IN.
49,. - Saitf Atioftrg ana referee
VOL ~ subject 10 taxes etc. 1928 g. No 55s ono
hundred and thirty -hfth.st north side. 80 fee
west or AleN2nder-aYe 25Nl00 four story brick fat
house. same against same no. 81 sgmn atforne,
and referee. amount due S. 695 Is subject TO
etc. &se 80 No. 80 One-hundred "a nd I hrty-ffb
-, north side iz5 feet west u Alexander-ave .,
100. four story brick hathOuse: against sam m.
no. -; same attorney and referee; amount du
sSS& o.; subject 10 taxes. etc 1898 30 No 555 one
hundred nd Z hirty -fifth-st north side 200 Zee
west 81 AleNander-aVe. 2xlO0 four-stoTy brick faf
house: same against same NO 81: sa me attorne,
and referee: amount due s. SIS g subject 10 taxes
ss's 20. Ah.Aoi,s nor59Nest corner o.
against John Suutz a al. shaw. y & s sftor
neys. william A. Boyd referee: amount due sseT "a
subject 20 fsNes. etc $40
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rR1vArE SALES REPORTED YESTERDAY

TRIVATE SALES REPORTED YEsTERDA1-
John Y Gading has sold for Charles A. and
John r. Raudoune. executors. the stable, on lot
e5xlOo5 No - West Fifty -ifths;, 10 Colonel Dan
Sci s Lamont
Joseph Bierhof and ID. Davis have sold Tor J. W
Dinkelspiel and NJ Kamak Nos. 81 ANA Z7s West
one two four story
brick double hathOuses, on plot 5ONs9-ll -
: Marcus has sold for August OppennelnleE 70
Louis Les Nos and s West One-hundIeC-Alu-
eighteenth-st.. two five story hathouses, on plot
60XlO0I1, for about $4,000. - -. -,
:. B. Goooale son with StePhtn Hs a,sts 1
sold for Medora Saltus 10 Herbert l. COnstapIe
No Is West Forty-hfth-st., four story and pase-
meut dwelling house on lot ls2Ns@ -, -
Joseph Levy A Son have sold Tor John FLICK ~
$50 West Forty-frst-st., i've story brlck builohs
lot 25X9S9 -, - -.
Joseph Levy q Son have sold the two lots on the
cast side OF Eleyenth-aye. 5ts feet north OF rA's-
frst-st, 50Ni0u 81.
John Peters has sold for Margaret and Henry
Beck 10 Louis Lese No. as East seventy
o I'VE story tenement house on lot 25NlN5.
Cornish a Anderson have sold for the keane es-
No. 200 Eighth-ave., a nNe story nathOuse
with stores lot 25XS0, for about Ss,UJo
Catherine II. Hagemeyer ct al have solo 20 20 -, /.
1Earnsh No. l,l66 Forest-aVe- a three story frame
lathouse on lot 20Xl85
II is reported that the four story brick tenement
house with store 25N5s No PA Delancey-st, north-
cast corner OF Ptt-st.. has been sold.
The Nassau Railroad Company OF BROOKLYN mas
sold through .. Hartman, 10 Manhattan PIE
baking company The plot, lOOX200 at the corner OF
Atlantic and Third aves. running through 10 Ia
cihc-st, Brooklyn, FOR $4,000.
John ". Bailey. Of Brooklyn, has purchased from
Mrs r. f Hawkins the COnklin homestead at
East Patchoguc, Long Island.
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BRooIlLYN BUILDING PERMITS.

The following report Of permits issued in Brook
lyn for new buildings and alterations during the
week ended December Is. given ont by the
Buildings Department yesterday: -Four new brick
buildings, value S20S 600; 1hirty-tWO new frame
buildings value Sl0s. $50: twenty-eight alterations
N5lue Sil SEQ. total estimated value, SEA Sl0
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HOUSEKEEPER. &c.-By lady Of refine
ment education. experienced trsvelsz
as hOusekeeoer. chaperon. secretary or con-
parton; engagement hourly. daily or pells-
nent; moderate salary. G., Box 10 -
Sth-ave.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS wAsrs0


COOK. Colored. lately from SOUTH boar5-
ing house: best reference. B. BROOkS,
26 West 134th-st.
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A pvEiRTisEMteSTs ana subscription. for Tn. -,h,,--
81 49, 49, al tselr Uptown once No i242 ErossssY
- ho.h OF Slst-si, until O'Clock n m ssSs-sss
.sosisss az the following hrsneh oness Al r.v,,1
go o. - u..ss o clock N, viz: 254 sth-av.
and afh.i 10 elhIIsss cor i2thst Macys eth-sys
w Ncluubus-ave.. 49,
sss t-est near ethsv- 20 East isth,t - W.! ~
'tn sno eih aves ise 4Tth ~ ~
ION and nth IOae
go 30 - sIs near s9th 5Bs Tr-n NJ a.
a. ElescksT-sL ~''-s AZ ElssGksT-sIs
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DAYS WORK.-Iaundress. experienced. %
90 out DAYS, ONCE or house cleaning ri
erence. Mrs. LINZENMYER. 333 E1E
6Oth-st
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GOLD FURNITURE & REGILDING

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. -BeautIul Gold
chairs. $3.50. worth $500. Closing out.
Regilding estimated. Gail ''SHOWROOMS, -
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Up GEORGE DODwoRTH.
IL. Nos IL and II East 49th Street
CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSONS.
Season Now Open
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LOST.

LIST OR STOLEN. handbook No 33i- 39a
OF the German Savings Bank in the CITY
~ New York. corner 4th-ave aud f4fh-st .
issued 10 heri Stierie. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same IL
nCt returned - the bank on the sth dsy~ 81
January. 1901. duplicate win BE- Issued,
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HORIZONS ICE CREAM.

HORIZONS ICE CREAM Is one OF the Joys
OF this world Try II and you will be
convinced. AL orders promptly flled. City
or country.
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REAL ESTATE.
TITLES TO BROADWAY. FIFTH-AvE AND
PARK ROW PROPERTY PASSED.

The deeds by Helen C. Juilliard and Others. IN
si,slusuv ana as executors Of Elizabeth & STOKES,
transferring 10 Henry corn the title 10 Nos- 90
and 5ss Broadway and No. 50 20 IS CrosoE-st-' anu
she transfer by Corn 10 the above OF the properts
a. Fyfth-ave southwest corner Of Nineteenth-s'''
p loDle0 were recorded yesterday. The cohsloera-
zion An the deed Tor the Fffth-aVe. corner i sNt"
A, Ssoo0O over a $50 900 mortgage. making the
amount involved $4,000. while the Broadway prOP
,rt, Was turned over 10 Corn for si2e.aoe
Corn gave a mortgage for S5oO@. due January
lsN on the Broadway property 10 the bqui'a-
bic Life Assurance Society. and one OF s-'o"0 On
she FIsth-ave property 10 the Bank for savings
Henry Hart yesterday transferred title 10 'h'
saloon property No. - 10 81 Park Row, just horth
n the Bridge entrance and extending through the
block 10 North Niiliam-st., TO Elizabeth Lyon, Ioi
= consideration Of sl5oeaO over mortgage Tor We
600 The property fronts 400 feet in Park no" ai'u
a. feet IN North KNillian-st. with depth OF 90 AZ
one SIDE and $50 the other. ,,,.,,o-
II Was said at the Office OF the hnlckeIu -.
Trust Company No 66 Broadway, yesterday ' IL
The building which is 10 be erected by y QUIZ. on sn
site of the Stewart mansion. Fifth-aVe ana IhIts,
solIrth-st would be a four story ana PASSENGER.
STRUCTURE The trust company will occupy me NJ IL
floor with its Offices Notices were sent out 70
real estate agents yesterday that the upper 80
s-ies will be rented The plans have not oeeh Pis
,,sreS vet and II has not been decided Whether 20
aiyide The upper floors into bachelors apartments
or into offices The razing Of the stewart Mahslo"
will begin February J.
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CoACHMAS. GARDENER and rssE-,
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