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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-06

Orleans. just to oblige a friend of
mine in the club, who wanted to see
a fight, let Maher stay awhile, when
could have finished him any time
| wanted to after about three rounds
"But that is a dangerous game. That
is the mistake jeff made when he let
Munroe stay. Look at the things the
papers said about him then. 1t doesn't
pay to let them stay. l don't do it my
self. What is the use of losing repu-
tation that way?
"When you can win, go in and do
it; that's my motto. That's the way |
did with Rubin and Sharkey and all
the rest of them"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-06
What's Doing in the World Of Sport.
SPOKANE IN
SECOND
PLACE

The bold. battered and banged UP
tribe of Indians have at last returned
to their native camp-hres. They have
succeeded in making one of the most
wonderful fights on record in the recent
Seattle series, and that goes without
saying With team that was crippled
in every position excepting center field,
they succeeded in breaking even with
team that has been conceded by
the best authorities on the circuit to
be the fastest bunch in the league.
And nothing but the heavy hitting OF
Captain Huelsman's aggregation did it.
True, everyone of them has taken quite
gracefully to the tobaggan- during
the trip, but all are more or less Grip,
pied from their fielding, which has
been notorious for errors.
Where other teams have folded the
horsehide in half genteel fashion the
warlike Indians have taken to stopping
the ball with their eyebrows, their
left ears, their chins and the small of
their backs.
But such is the history of baseball
the greatest examples of fnesse with
the willow and bunglers OF the first
water in the fields.
In the pitching staff Billy Dammana
Is without doubt the peer of them Ill
-easy-going, heady and intelligent, he
has after starting the season In abom-
Unable luck finished In blaze of glory
as It were, and practically leads the
whole league for games won and lost
when it Is considered the amount OF
games 10 which he has oficiated as the
principal slabster.
In the fielding OF the team there Is
none that will hold candle to little
Jack Carney, pitcher. outfelder and
infelder, as well as sticker. He has
been with the team since 1t opened
the season here and has missed but
few games since being taken from the
s sss ss yaes I'll s %ssa s.ts H:aars
left to Join the New York Americans.
Hanson, the Jolly good fellow who
has been doing tho backstop perfor.
nance, lie not only a right good Indian,
but the hardest working man in that
position In the league. Since Joining
the Spokanes he has very satisfactorily
filled the hole left by Jack Zalusky
and somewhat like the handsome Jack
he is always getting the ball on the
shin and still insisting On remaining
IN tho game to his own discomfort.
But the peer Of them all In this
league. or any other In the United
States, not even barring the famous
Lajoie, is Captain Huelsman. He
He hasn't been playing at his best Of
late, owing to his being one of the
worst crippled players in the league,
but his stick work is of the phenome-
nal order. Maybe Reed didn't know
what he was doing when he signed him,
either. Clever work it was-in tine
politics of baseball.
Nothing is too good for the whole
bunch of players who carried the colors
of Spokane into second place.
How they bat
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-06
Post Season Games.

At Chicago the American league team
defeated the Nationals in a l0-inning
contest and won by a score of to
8. Batteries-Wicker and Killing, At
rock and Sullivan.
. At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9, Ma
tionals ]. Batteries-Plank and Powers,
Duggleby and Roth.
The Cincinnati games to determine
the championship of Ohio, were post
poned on account Of the rain.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-06
Miss Miller Sold.

Paul Clagstone has bought from j.
NJ. Brown the handsome little flly,
Miss Miller. The consideration was not
stated GLADSTONE is an ardent polo
player and will take his animal to
California this winter to use in his
games on the Alta polo grounds.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-06

alta won, Tepes second, Missing Link
third time, 1:04h.
Withers mile-Runnels won, Oars
man second, Sweet Alice third; time,
1891.
Westchester handicap, six and a
half furlongs-Castalian won. Lux
Casta second, Lady lucas third;
time, 1:19a.
Handicap, mile and three sixteenths
Tribes Hill won, Lord Badge Sec
ond, Stolen Moments third; time, 200
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-06
Jockeys to Dance.

A grand jockey ball is planned to be
the card for next Thursday night at
Elks' hall, and the talent is looking
forward to the affair with more than
ordinary interest for the reason that 1T
is planned to give handsome prize
to the most popular jockey riding It
the Interstate track.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-06
Amused the Talent.

Jockey Charlie Ross, who is to ride
for the Piedmont stables, supplied The
amusement for the spectators immedi-
ately after the races were declared
off yesterday, by taking the winner of
last years derby, Ned Dennis, and
galloping one of the fastest miles seen
on the track in the rain and muddy
conditions
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-06

mat hard hitting, fast playing ag-
gregation of ball tossers which has
followed the lead of Little Jimmie"
Collins, the premier third baseman
OF baseballdom, wins the American
league pennant. hands down.
When on Wednesday, September 16,
they knocked Killian, the Cleveland
southpaw. out of the box, and admin
istered to Red Donahue, the st.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-06

man, Parent, Criger, Gibson; thlrd
rom-C. Stahl, Collins, Ferris.
Last Friday The Press puDllShed
the group photograph of the Pitts
burg Nationals. winners of the pen
nant in the National league.
The Pittsburgs and the Bostons
are now plaving schedule of post
season games to determine the cham
pionShip of the world.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-06

THE BOSTON REMNANT WINNERS.
Louis recruit, an awful walloping,
winning from the Maps to the tune
of IA to Z, the Beaneaters became
champions.
This is the team that has won the
American league championship of
1903. The individuals in the group are
a., as follows: Upper row-Dineen. J.
Stahl. Dougherty, Hughes, Young,
Lachance; second row-O Brien Free
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-06

Bob Ftzsimmons says:
GLOW can l tell what round Of n
fight will win in? I don't know that
myself When I started I might have
let a fight drag little, but have
gotten all over that nowadays. ! just
go in to finish it as quickly as I can
comfortably. The only man I ever
stalled off in my life, letting him stay
when I could have knocked him out
any time I wanted to, was Peter Nah
er. It was when we fought at New
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-06
IS
GOOD FOR
BOXERS

Eddie Hanlon of San Francisco has
decided to extend his campaign into an
her state. After meeting Ianger
Eddie stated that he was going on n
pleasure trip through the east with his
manager, but Mike Shorts health is so
poor that this has been abandoned,
says the Bulletin Instead of going
east he will take spin up to Seattle
and fight Jack McClelland on October
10, who was matched to fight Herrera
there. Herrera is reported to have
injured his wrist in training but it
may have been that Dictator" Clancy
finally triumphed over Biddy Bishop
as he declared he would. 1t is a pretty
difficult matter to beat boss politi-
cian in his own burg. Hanlon will
not have to do much training for his
next fight, as he came out of his last
contest in first class shape. He will he
accompanied north by his brother,
George, who will act as his manager.
Mike Shorts health will not permit
him to leave home Just now.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-06

Joe Millet and Bblly Woods are
matched and will battle before the Re.
lance Athletic club of Oakland on
October p. The weight will be l63
pounds at 3 o'clock. Tom Cohen of the
Police News. acting for Bishop and
j. C. Cohen for Mllett, got together
and brought about the match
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-06

George Gardner recently arrived in
Chicago from Texas. looking strong
and healthy, after having filled theat
riCal engagement in that state. When
he stepped from the train he was told
that the Fitzsimmons fight had been
arranged and he expressed himself as
being thoroughly well pleased.
II am glad that the match has been
made" he said. "There is nobody that
] would rather meet than Fitzsimmons
Of course he is getting pretty old now
but since he was at one time the heavy
weight champion there should be but
little difference between my youth and
his old age.
"Of course I can see but one ending
to such a battle, being confident that |
will be the winner. Maybe he is con
fident he will win. I will go to the
coast as soon as possible and get into
condition for the battle"
Terry McGovern is telling the follow
ing anecdote of his son, Terry Jr.
twhose name, by the way, is not Terry
at all. but joel, who was sent to Sun
day school this fall for the first time.
On his return his father undertook
to catechize him as to what religious
truths he had cleaned at the first SEES
sion.
"Well," said Terry Jr., at last, "they
told me for one thing that God made
everybody, and that he made me. Is
that SOP
Eyes" replied Terry.
Odd he make you, too, papa?" quer'
led the child.
eyes, of course"
"Well,1 sighed Terry Jr., after a mo-
ment's reflection. Hes turning out
much better work nowadays than he
used to in your time, isn't he, papa?"
"Kid" Fredericks and Jack Clifford
have been matched to meet in a 20.
round contest in Helena, Mont, on the
evening Of October o. Both lightweightS
are now in active training. The winner
will probably be matched to meet Au.
relic Herrera again.
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DR.. Ferrer Torres.

Tratamiento de todas las enferms.
dades en- general.
Especialidad en- las afeccionoa do
los ojos, nariz, dido y garganta.
Horas de consalta dc 2 & 5. z. M.
d. Sol "A. pa
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Juzgado Municipal
de Cathedral
C61ula de citaCi6n

Alberto & prueba ell iuicio seguid o
ppr Don Joa6 SoliverAs contra DON
Sergio Oueves Zsqueira sobye cobro
de pesos, y prOpnesto como pArte de
ellis y aamitiao ell reconocimiento de
II nrma del documsnto base de 10 de.
mande, se cita por segunda vez al
espresado- Sefior Cuevas Zsqueira
para au comparscencia ante este
Jusgado, calleo de San Jose ndmsro
22, altos, al dfa once del corriente
mes y hora de las nueve de ID mafia.
No, aperctbido de tenerls por Con fsso
sino compAreee.
Y para Ia citaci6n del demandado
DON Sergio Cueyss Zsqusira, ex pido
la presenta en- San Juan, 6 cuatro Dc
Fsbrero dc mil noveeientes tres.
El .Saeratario,
-JosS p. Aansa,ao.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-06
(De maestro oorrssponsaD


Utuado, Abril 5.-Anplfo un to.
legrAma de &nochs.
Como { lac z y IL lego 81 sHotel
Puerto Rtccs de los sen ores Miriam
do y Sanchez, nm eochs que conau.
cfa como psssjero & nuestro amigo
don jose Hudo. Dicho c.che era
guiaao p0r Amalio Torres, quien,
desde 10 entrada de 10 poblaci6n,
conminaba uncs Guar tos ch'qaillos
pRra que no sa montsran en- eli cA.
rru. js, pero sin lograr separsrlos.
Hizo alto ell carrusjs, como he dicho,
frents al eitado Hotel, deteni6ndose
10 ne .esario para que Ell seflor Huao
bslara, mi0ntras que los chiquillos
cOnticuabAn en- su empef13 de subjr
y bsjar de iqaei.
A POGO ell coehero, picanao los CO.
ballos, ascendfa por IL Gale sGene.
raj MaceoS, NO tardando tres minu
tos en- que los que estSbamos en- Ell
Hotel sar6semos Al balloon por DIR
gritos de dolor que partfsn de nm
sitio rr6ximo. Y como viersmcs
que 10 gante ne &gle meraba ftente 6
10 casa de sef Jo. 6 Bar CO, baja.
mos alganos para prsssnc:ar nm
cuaaro do oroso.
Ri eocha parade y como 6 nm me.
tro de 6istaneia tendido en- el suelo,
en- poaici6n aupina, Ell nif13 Santisg 20
Jimenez CON 10 pierna derecha frac-
turada de tai msnera que ps1ti6 por
la parta superior de 10 camilla ae-
dando sepRrada totalmens se.
Ell sfAmado ciruiano doctor Pani.
sgua, fn6 el primero que acudi6 al
sitio del suceso, levantando al ni1o
y lig&ndolo con nm psf1uelo que le
c.di6 el &c nor A!calde don Pedro
Rivers Coils 20; luego do 10 cuaI fue
trasladado ell desdicha9o Santiago,
al hospital, donde reaisti6 10 opera
cl6n consiguiente. CON toda hAbili.
dad, practicaaa por ell mismo doe.
tor.
ri hecho fac casual, sucedi6ndose
por prstsnder el mutilado nildo sen.
tarse en- 10 sopanaa del coche, me.
tiendo 10 pierna por entire los rayos
de ana de las ruedas del carrusie.
La d0lorosa eseena ocurrida euan.
do los padres del nif1o llegaron, NO
hay para que describirla.
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G r N S A s TRERIA
DE r. MONTES.
FORTALEZA 28. ALLEN ST. 28.

En- este antique y acreditado es-
tablecimiento ademas de su extenso
y elegante surtido de casimires In
gleses y Franceses, encontrara su nu-
merosa clientela Trajes hechos en- to
das medidas, y por mas asi mismo
tambi6n un extenso surtido de corba-
tas, tirantes, igas, paraguas je-
n0yeses, cuellos, pu1os, camisas me-
glg6e blancas y de colores. Ca
misas especiales y exclusives para
Frak y Smokin y otros articulos
para caballeros
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-06
Compra y venta
de GanadO

Sc compra y vende constante
ments ganado vscuno ae todAs ella.
Bes y tambien cAballAr.
Quien interese hacer negocios pue
le dirigirse 6 A. Hartman y Comp.
ON Arroyo Puerto Rico.
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&pafee6F
Aver SO vandieron todos los G j-n-
plAres de sLa Correspondents To.
niendo que eeder hasta ell que me
eorrespcndfa, para complacer nm
amigo.
Ha habido quien, sints6 adoss NOR.
tifcado po1que Eis notas ADVERT On
cierts ex olotAsi6., hs presentado
una qneja, hay qnien SO supons
que he de eallar tsmiendo que
vuelvan 6 quejsrse 8 6 que me sal
gan Al encu antro.
Estkn equivocs dos los ilusos. Yo
digo veraades y si no guat IN, pusao
el que sc sienta mortificado tomar 10
lib .rtad que quiera
A cuenta de politico pretende Al.
gano explctar al pueblo y no pueae
ser.
Los asuntos perannales no 90 ARE.
g IN ante el G 3mi.6.
La respect, i anciana d na D ,lo.
res @ ollszo y Vslez. mAara de nues
Collszo. A'calde de to eipdad, 70.
lice 8 en-. 10 mocha de syer, despu6s
de A1gunos aias de enfermedad.
Eata tarde, q las 5, ser& el en-.
tierro. Las grAndes virtuaea que
Adornaron & 10 fiaada le hicisron
siempre acreedora 6 las maYores
sim pxtfas y al respeto mas pr fundo.
Pertensefa 10 sefIora Collaz 6 una
de las mas distin Ruidss fAmilias, su
fa Il m$& 10 &m
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Las funciones religiosas de Soma
No Santa en- el Temple CAt6.ico de
Ponce ser&n esp. 9ndida.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-06
Sc leCeSita SirVienta

Be psgar& nm buen ,sualdo 6 una
excelente ssrvidnta, para haosrse
cargo del servicio general, de 10 ca
30 en- una peque1ia fAmilia.
No 90 le exige que coeine pero nj
deber8 seryir 10 mesa.
Direction sDs apartsao BOZ, San
juan. 6v.s.
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Vista DdbliC2 de
una CauSa C6lebre
Algunos empleados y bra
ceros de la central
"Aguirre" Sc quejan de
de los salariios
Una comiSi0n del Ayuntamien
to redactara reglaS para ell
cObro de patenteS
[De 1aslestro corvesponsaH

Ponce Abril 4. Hen sido aesignR-
dos por IL Corte de Diatrito los &C no.
res don G srloa Cabrera, don Pearo
Juan Rosaly y don Jos6 Miguel Mo,
ralss, para lrmar In liata de los in :
rAdcs que han de entender, por sor.
teo, en- lss causas del p,6ximo sflo
que conner zArG para Ell caso, el dfA
diez de Abril.
Hoy fue reiucido & prisi6n don
Carlos Lopez MARQUES, que vino aver
6 esta ciudAd. In detenci6n ID vari.
fc6 10 polio fa insslar, que ter fa una
requiaitoria para clio hAefa lgd !
tempo; pero hAbiendo probAdo ell
o. nor Lopez MAJ quex que ektAbA en-
libertad definitiv& por 10 cAus, ori
gen de 10 r. quisitorla indicads, fee
puesto en- libertad iumediatam mente }.
Los Amig del seflor Lopez Mar.
quex se le sfeecieron, en- el mfamo
momento de So detsnei6n, para 10 q.
fnese precise.
Ha sido nombrAdo I>ganiero de
cAminos del Distrito don Carlos Can
ssell Armstrong. La Junta de Cami.
NOS de esta ciu lad elegida en- las pa.
sadas elecciones, ,se ha reunido "a va.
rias veces, tomando acuerdos sobre
las obras que han de hacerse en- ID
via de communication.
El juicio oral en- 10 csusa sobre los
sue esos q 10 motivaron 10 destruction
del Club Federal de Ponce, en- 10 no.
che del 20 de O .tubre d.timo, se CO
lebrar& ell IA de este mes, y no Ell dfa
6 como se hAbfa fjado y anurcisdo.
l e. Ayuntsmiento cele bro anoche
session, acord&ndo vAriar las horAs
de l&s sesionss. Estes ver IN cele
brAndose los viernes por IL noche !;
| dc ahor& en- adelante se celebrar&n
los viernes. conner ,nfo & 10 una de
10 tarde.
N.rciso Bauzk hurt6 ca el estable.
eimiento de don J JAime Wives nm pA.
qaste de velas. Fu6 denunciado, y
condenado 6 diez dfas de &rresto y
| las costas del juicio.
Sc nos ha informado por persona q
que han visitado 10 Central Agairre,
que slgunos -peones empleados de
dicha CENTRAL no est6n cor nformes
CON los salarios que tienen, y el mu.
cho trabsjo & que ae les obljga.
! Ignacio Rodriguez injur;6 mala.
mente & nm hijo de H arminio Mora
les y Simeon, refir.6ndose 6 6sts y
toda su fAmiliA Morales denunci6
Rodriguez, que fac condsnado q diax
dollars de multa y las costas.
El Ayuntamiento ha Acordado no
cobrar el sgua que necesite 10 Escue
10 Industrial y G 'aduada q ae ne est6
levar tando en- 10 ealle del comercio.
Actualmente 30 eneuentran treinta
enfermos en- sl hospitAlillo de 10 car
col.
La Corpora ci6n Municipal no nom
brado upa comision cnmpuetts de IL q
sefiores Presidente, Ventura y Cam
pos para redactAr ciertas ordenan:
zAs municipales y eiertas reglAs pa
ra Ell cobro de las Quotas de patentas
ri ndmero del Ideal Cat6lico ,
de hoy brinda nm APPLAUSE 6 las selio'
ritas de Ponce que NO concurrieron
6 la reception de 10 sef1o1ita Roose'
velt en- Ell Casino, por no bailar en-
cu&resma.
Las funciones reliGiosss de Soma
na Santa en- el Temple CAt6.ico de
Ponce serAn esp, 6ndida.
| Juzgado Municipal
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La Escuela Velasco

La Escuela Velasco
EsTABLECIDA 1890.
133 Schsrmsrhun ST., Brooklyu
New York, u. 8. A.
IDIOMAS. INGLES ETC., TAQUI-
GRAFIA en- TODOS IDIOMAS; MA.
TEMATIOA, TENEDURIA DE Ii.
BROS, INSTRUCTION GENERAL DE
NEG0OI0S, PREPARATION PARA
ENTRADA en- OOLEGIOS etc.
Locaoion, centrica; hospedage de
primera y a precios moderados. La
Esouela SO encarga de instruction y
hospedage ouando asl sc desee.
TAMBIEN Sc DA INSTRUCTION
POR OORREO.
Oirculares 8 informes pueden obto-
nerse tambien en- Ella Correspondence
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En esta Imprenta so venaa pspel
yisio { % 40 qaintAl
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EStadO SaDitariO
en- UtuadO
La verdad es hija de Dios
Respectable DANA cuya per
dida Sc llora
de maestro eorresponsazJ

Alb i. 8 La epiiemia vsri, lisa
NO Be xtiends. Lea pocoA CAGES De
varicela aisladcs. tienden G dts
aparecer
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Terrible fraCtura

de la pierna de I'm nino
El miembro auedo separado del cuerpo
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-05-22


Very few of the old houses of the
south, except some Of the Georgian
houses OF Charleston. which belong to
an earlier period than the white col
umned houses of the early nineteenth
century have deliberately decorated in
teriors. The reason is not far TO seek.
Except i'm the seacoast cities of the
south skilled labor was rare, and ar
chitects Wee almost unknown. The
great majority Of planters therefore
were compelled either to import their
architectural designs or draw them
themselves. Most OF them preferred TO
do the latter (as Thomas Jefferson pre-
ferred to draw his own plans for Mon
ticello) and to oversee personally the
construction Of the houses.
With this end in view almost all
men of means in the south prior to the
civil war were students of architecture
and ready purchasers of such architec-
tural plates as were published from
time to time. TO this day heavy vol
umes on Greek OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
works that only students would care
to own-are TO be found as features of
such old family libraries as are still
preserved throughout the south.-Mrs.
Thaddeus Horton i'm House Beautiful.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Stephen Baker to w S Lake ct al;
lands on sec II Columbia; $40.
+ p Grimes to David Dillon and wife;
lots 10 and IL blk 81 Paw Paw; 500.
Phoebe Jones to w Gilbert; lots ID
and l6 blk 6 Jones' add South Haven;
$3.50.
Amelia Flower to Dorothy + Adams;
d lot blk 33 South Haven; $50.
Jennie Halter to f l. Porter and wife;
n 10 sw a Sc a 81 South Haven;
$1,000.
S IL Shattuck to f f Rood and wife;
W p sw a 5 a and ) a e "A sw a
IL Covert; $500.
G A Jackson ct al to f G Burt; AZ a
sec Lawrence; 81.
G a Jackson ct al to Ii f. Stebbins;
~ a sec 8 Lawrence: 81.
Jas Coy to Eliza Allen ct al; y lots
70 and 80 Bloomingdale; $50.
Jennie G Cackler to NJ Buckhout; 5
fl , W fl a and a 5 G a Almena;
$780,
Lodema Goodenough to II NJ Marshall
and wife; 80 fit lot 46 blk Lawrence
$4,000.
f f Rood to f O Shattucl; u n
e Il II eX a Covert; $1,000.
Laura NJ Webb to f \ Webb: p lots
, and blk 10 Paw Paw; 81.
Amasa Kellogg to w b Gorham ct al:
lot Is blk II SCOTS add Mattawan: SO.
Geo Hill to NJ O Middleton; 10 W
a sw Il 5 e a II Porter; $1,000.
John Rose to b T Rose; 10 70 a e
p 5 e Il IL Antwerp.
j w Locker to Ezra Jones; W = W
Il n e Il % Bangor; $500.
Phoebe Jones to + Mould lot > blk
Jones add South Haven; 500.
Mary f Austin to w Veley; 6 sec
% Bloomingdale; S24S.
S S Scoville to Leander Nuendorf W
p n p p sw 4 % Columbia; $500.
Chas Hunt to Hannah f. Mason; lot
II blk l3 ID II Ii Co.'S add South Haven !;
5435.
p Rushmore to Richard Watkins;
e Il W 4 y eX . South Haven; 81, 700.
Jared Pritchard to l. u Pritchard; n
"a lot blk IL Hartford: 81.
y w Day to b G. Day; "a sec Pine
Grove; $3.50.
w j Thomas to f NJ Longwell; lot vii
Paw Paw; S146.
ID Johnson to K Y Johnson; lot blk
ID II II Co.'S add South Haven; 81, 100
Ann Umberfield to j S Mumaugh and
wife; W p e sw a "a Hamilton; 81 800.
Lora Ingraham to G. + Harris and
wife; n a e "a 81 and W d NV ID
81 Hamilton; $500.
Anna Brooks to Ada Hooker; school
house lot W "a II Porter; $50.
ID w Strong ct al to Emma Cooley; lot
vii Bloomingdale; 81.
Fanna V Johnson ct al to A Il John
son. e p w d W a 3 Hamilton; 500.
r Carr ct al to VIM Rediker ct al; S
9315 ane "a Is Porter ex 10 a; S4l5.
ID Ii Anderson to A Z Anderson; e
d "a "a Columbia; 81.
A Corwin to Maria Corwin; Ia
"a ex 40 Hamilton; $1,000.
Lottie q Baker to Elizabeth Steven
son; lands on sec Paw Paw; 81.
Susan + Mowry to + l. Mowry; d u
le "a w > Geneva 50.
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