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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-08
WIll De LIVELY
At UNIVERSITY site
representative of Hadlow Com.
pany 10 Now in Gainesville.
rHE WORK TO BEGIN SOON

TNg WORK TO Begin SOON
--
WstAin the Next Three Weeks Actual
lsbevs wM eexsr. ard Large Force
.~n sx.,.s a.. p,,.h IN.
s' y" ~0
FrVm FriAsys Daily SON
Fssnk Richardson Of Jack'onviII-'
vSee- pr.sidene Of the ". T. Had los
Compasy. eoasrsetors, has arrived in
che eisy.
TAs HeAiow Company was recently
awasaea the eontraet oy she Safe
BsssA % Control Tor the eseetiun Of
che buihisGs ior the University OF
Fissida, and eomes here 70 meet Prof.
Css u Lake Cisy. engineer. With whom
- vtli % over the sisoasios carefully,
seosss she siss upon which the build
49, 90 % - crested. and make other
psssi@isssy ssssnsemsn's in shich
rssf. Cez 10 isssssstsd.
u sp~skiss Of the Univers'sy
Rpesa6s Wednesday. Mr. Richardson
sssssa shss hs hsa visited the site. and
sAss - deemed 10 On sxeeiisas one IN
ssssJ psssssslss. IL am much i'm
psssssd wish che assars Of the land. :"
- rpessksd. II notice shat 20 10 high
aaa sseitag. zoe divsrsiasd. and IL am
eng ts4es % fertility mo- better place
ssaia have been selected In the
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-08
THE ALACHUA ICE COMPANY.
Alafhua. Florida.

Will also pat up meats by the same
process. Leave orders at either place.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-05-02
Was Wasting Away.

*"T had been troubled with kidney
disease for the last five years. writes
Robert W. Watts of Salem, Mo. Il
lost flesh and never felt we'll and doc
tored with leading physicians and
tried all remedies suggested without
relief. Finally I tried Foley's Kidney
Cure and less than two bottles COM
pletely cured me and now l am sound
and Well" During the summer kid
ney irregularities are often caused by
excessive drinking or being overheat-
ed. Attend to the kidneys at once by
using Foley's Kidney Cure. Durant's
Pharmacy.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-05-02
state OF onio. City of Toledo,
Lucas County,

Lucas County, SIS.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
he is senior partner of the firm Of f.
J. Cheney & Co., doing business in the
city of Toledo, county and State
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum of One Hundred Dollars for
each and every case Of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use OF Hairs
Cararrh Cure. Frank J. Cheney.
sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9Th day of De-
cember. A. D.. 1886.
(seall A. W. Gleason,
Il Notary Public.
Halls catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucoas surfaces Of the system,
Send for testimonials free.
E. j. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton. 17-lm
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-05-02
ANOTHER NEGRO LYNCHED.
A Texas. Mob Swings the Brute to a
Tree.

Oakwood, Texas, April 25.-Early
this morning a negro known as
George, II years old. was taken from
the sheriff by seven men and hanged
to tree near town. The sheriff fired
at the men but no one was injured.
The negro had stripped himself and
entered the home of a widow near
town, but was beaten off by the
daughter Of the widow, who hit the
negro with lamp. His arrest follow
ed, but before the sheriff could get the
prisoner to jail he was taken by the
mob and hanged to a tree and the
body riddled with bullets.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-05-02
Stomach Troubles.

saIrs Sue Martin. an old and highly
respected resident of Faisonia. Miss,
was sick with stomach trouble for
more than six months Chamberlain S
Stomach and Liver Tablets cured her,
She says: Il can now eat anything l
want and am the proudest woman in
the world to fird isuch a good medi-
cine" For sale by all druggists.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-05-02
Best for Women and Children,

son account Of its mild action and
pleasant taste Orino Laxative Fruit
Syrup is especially recommended for
women and children. 1t does not
nauseate or grippe like pills and ordi-
nary cathartics. Orino Laxative Fruit
Syrup aids digestion and stimulates
the liver and bowels without irritating
them Remember the name Orino
and refuse substitutes. Durant's Phar-
macy
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-05-02
Sore Nipples.

"a cure may be effected by applying
Chamberlain's Salve as soon as the
child is done nursing. Wipe it off
with soft cloth before allowing the
child to nurse. Many trained nurses
use this salve with the best results.
Price 25 cents per box. Sold by all
druggists.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-05-02
1t is Dangerous to Neglect a Cold.

1C - LS.l1s,Ci0 20 - - -
@How often do we hear it remark
ed: cts only a cold" and few days
later learn that the man is on his back
with pneumonia This is Of such
common occurrence that a cold, how
ever slight, should not be disregarded.
chamberlain's Cough Remedy coun-
teracts any tendency OF cold to re-
suit in pneumonia, and has gained its
great popularity and extensive sale
by its prompt cures of this most COM
mon ailment. It always cures and is
pleasant to take. For sale by all
druggists.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-05-02

The Charleston Dock Commission
met Thursday and organized, with ex-
Mayor J. Adger Smyth as chairman.
The commission is made up of the
presidents Of the commercial bodies
and representatives OF city council.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-05-02

Bamberg, April 2s.-Fire which
started at 2 o'clock this morning in
the wooden annex of the Bamberg
cotton mill destroyed that building
and six or seven other buildings across
the street, entailing. a loss of probably
$4,000.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-09-06

looked like changeiinG among her
high cOlcred brunette sisters, was in
robin egg with little ycliefs Of white
Miss Mary-Bet herself was n picture
Of elegance in a span new black silk.
Mrs. March declared it was tempting
providence to wear such a thing where
molasscs candy was so to abound, but
Miss Mary-Bet had only tossed her
head and marched off with it some
thing higher than usual.
She was rising forty, also fat and
fair. Her sharp tongue and masterful
ways had kept men rather in awe Of
her Now that youth was past she
began TO see that the world waggcd
mainly for married folk, 50 she had
made up her mind to marry off her
nieces out of hand in spite Of their
mother.
LouiZa was not much of problem.
She was so kindly and sweet spirited.
withal so much a born economist. at
least three persOnable widOwers were
thought to be on tAnterhooks about
her, each waiting the lucky chance
that would let him speak his wish. All
of them would be at the candy pull,
and each should have his chance.
Miss Mary-Bet had cautioned Lou
liza not TO be precipitate. Don't let
any man have it to throw up to you
that you couldn't get anybody else"
The had said. You jest listen to all of
'em and say you gotter have time to
make up your mind Then you can
take your pick. Shucks. don't tell me
you won't get it! You'd "a been mar
ried long ago if your mad had the
sense Of a goose. She's kept you tied
right to her apron string and never let
anybody name courtin' that she wasn't
right there to stop the whole thing"
Mary-Bet junior was a handful even
without the red frock. Her godmother
was none too fond Of her-they were
too nearly off the same piece. The
most eligible Of the widowers had
shown symptoms Of wavering when
ever he found himself in Mary-Bet
juniors vlclnage-he was under thirty.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-09-06
What Is an Abrash.

This question is answered in a most
interesting manner by George Leland
Hunter in an article entitled The
Truth About 'DOctored Rugs" in Coun-
try Life In America. He writes:
"Abrash is a most interesting word.
In Persia if father, son and grand
son have Roman noses, then a Roman
nose is the abrash of that family. If
gluttony is characteristic of genera
ton after generation, then is Cluttony
the hereditary abrash. If it is a
strawberry mark on the left shoulder,
then the strawberry mark is an abrash.
The abrashes of rug are the stripes
or bands that run parallel or entirely
across the pile. When seen for the
first time by Americans accustomed to
admire and insist on the deathllke uni
formlty that characterizes machine
products abrashes are apt to impress
chem as defects, particularly If wide.
1t takes experience and acquaintance
with the art industries to grasp COM
pletcly the significance and artistic
value of individuality"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-09-06

ing might be turned to account. Henry
May could hardly be called a real
widowcg - lie had bur married his
sweetheart on her ledthjei for the
privilege OF soothing her last fevereI
hours. That was five years back. so
lie had been wonderfully constant It
was only this last year that he had
been seen anywhere but at church.
Saiiy'S blue eyes were still tLGsn Of
Il child-at least TO the q sual glance.
Looking to their depths. there was
something more. Sally had light,
small feet and moved like thistleIown
in summer airs. When the playing
began she was the star She had not
shone in the candy pulling; it was
hard work. and, besides, she hated
her pulling partner, Sandy Roberts.
1t made her almost sick TO touch hands
with him in the folding of their candy
skein. After the first time size had let
go the candy, thereby giving Sandy a
fall or SO. lie meant to get even with
her in the playing by choosing her out
Of the very first ring and kissing her
not once, but many times.
Possibly Sally suspected as much.
Certainly she fought shy Of any ring
where lie stood up. Since lie vas 4
fine singer and a ready leader. that cat
her out of many things. but >ha dill
not very much mind. Silas Veun. the
Oldest and staidest Of the widowcrs.
somehow took her under his D.1tac.:q1
and saw to it that she was not lJno-
some. Miss Nary-Rct chucklcI to SEQ
it.
Thinks he's same as in the family
and helm good ~ LITTLE Sis" shn sail
10 herself. adding after breath "L,1t
unless I miss my guess Eo's o,in, T.,
get tha sacl, o,Ifz, looks Tho .bo
plum' vronneJ m in John Tr,+.a,..
he's Lnan raIIin, bar all obo,,+ ti,a c.,.
cusos he's won't 10 avor. since tba ,.,ri
come 10 DuII candy"
EvidentIv Ioln woe much a,ttoroI
lie talked on and On through ..S,yiuu
Old Liza" tLrorgb .NTi.ter pl1star"
through Oats. Peas Rpous ana Par
lev" ana to the bpainufues of "Suon,
"Snap" forbids conversation albeit
if is destitute of sfn1iuo. Iouiza was
4 beautiful runner . evift and snro
catcher What need 70 ada hot sbo
was ruthIassIv erorrai ON ~ ,I,o to,r
almost as so,n as ar,r She car ,lov.r.
SANDY Roberts in osnociol ro+ bor
out whenever no r,ulJ onI ..rco no
was tho lifa of the ,,o r. tr,ot ,,.,. vow.
-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-09-06
AN
EPIDEMIC
By
Martha McCuIloch-Vyiiiiams
Copyright, 1855, BY c. H. sutcIiGe

Il have my opinion" Mrs March
raid impresSively, "of folks that don't
know no mOre'n to give a candy pull.
You don't 20 to it. LouiZa; not one
step. I've brought you UP genteel and
gentcel you've got to stay while goa
stay with me and your pa"
limp! That's likely to be always,
the didoas You cut up" her spinster
sisterin-law, Miss Mary-Bet, shifted.
Patience knows, if | had girl like
LOuiZa, comm on twenty-One, and four
more a-crOwdin' her, Ia be glad and
thankful OF any chance to show her off.
And Id like TO have you tell me what
there is against candy pull? Dear
knows, I've seen better'n you at 'enl
and havin' a mighty good time"
Miss Mary-Bet had means" hence
her outspeaking. Squire March had
charged his wife never to argue with
her. Therefore that lady contented
herself with a mild retort.
Il can't say as it's real sinful. IN
less they mean to have playin' after
ward. And I hope you don't think I
hold with them Eissin' games"
Il don't know but you'd better
Miss Mary-Bet said ruminatively. Il
say let Louiza 90, and MaryBet and
Sally too"
My. That would be a team of
Marches" Mrs. March said. drawing
down the corners OF her mouth.
Miss MG1y-Bet got up decisively.
There's com' to be four Marches"
she announced. I'm goin' myself l
know the Pcterses would a asked me
if they hadn't thought it wasn't with
while And I'm goin' to take my nieces
and buy 'em a new frock and rib
bons and shoes. Don't YOU say q
word, Hannah. One old maid in the
family is more'n enough"
Mrs. March gasped: she was past
speech. Miss Mary-Bet was commonly
so close with her money her present
liberal mind was in the nature of a
miracle. But if she repented it she
held fast TO her word and trotted off a
week later TO the peterscs in the high
est possible feather.
LOuiza was gorgeous in n plaid frock
green, blue and purple; Mary-Bet
junior sported scarlet delaine, and
little Sally, n yellow haired fairy who
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-02-10

bounded North by iberia ~
south by Julia St, Mrs \ Eour
di"l aud MIS- Il II Darby and
East by 81 FetU| Street and West
10y Washington - Mrs \ Houl
die, and Mrs + II Darby. for The
i construction of 1918 - 81 # 1T
SIDE walk y l6oct per 81 It S>l
80 81 ~ ~ II of driveway at
20 IS ct per 81 T. - ~ and olo ,
Ian IT OF curb 1t - oct per lin #
JlG =, Total l'N2 - Credit of
i &C 50 balance of l|22 o, of which
! sum The said 81. Peters Catholic
ChuI"h has pald 20 per ct cash on
POI III receipt whereof Foulkcs Il
Forbes have acknowledged to
have received leaving a balance
due by said -. Peters Catholic
Church Of 1906 bearing 3 per
Ct interest FROM
- Against j y Gilmore aud
against his following Described
property situated on ST Peter
street and bounded rs follows
a certain lot Of gronnd with i'm
rrovements rieaS,irlum II # front
on II Peter Street l., ~ fl in
depth. bounded Nnltb hy prop
erry Of II II Winters and that of
J Y Glimrre EStafr, South by
that of N.Y.. Ee.iua Woolf, Eas,
by st Peter >'r%f aud West by
Washington Stret. for the con
~'ructiW Of ~ 81 II Of side walk
at l6Wt ny square foot $3.50
30 SO + "LTd'iveway q; 20 - ct
per n # ~ II and l2l I'm # Of
rnrlJatRl9 ct per lin fl GG ~
i"tflT'o.J1 Of which gum the
salF \ Gilmore Estate has paid
20 Per Ct cash or - .. rccr.rt
whereof Fonlkes 4 Forbes lave
acknowledged to hrVc received
leaving balance due by sai,. j
\ Gilmore Of l3G 80 bearing Is
PEI ct interest from June 18th
100,
- Against ! \ Gilmore -
at" an against his lolluwing DIES
t'lbed property situated ON Jcner
son Street and bounded ~ fol ows
a certain lot Of ground with in
measuring 2ll.S #
ront on Jefferson ST by depth
u ~ It and bounded North Nv :
Jefferson ST. South by j y Gil
more Estate, East by property of I
) II Winters and West by wash
ngton Street, for construction of I
sd3 z 81 It Of side walk at IL . ct
1er sq # $40 30 and % 8 I'm # ,
u curb at - . 1T per lin # lis Is
Total 2Gl - Of whlcl, sum The :.
aid J Gilmore l. tate has paid
~ per ct cash of l1.S1 rpreipt
hereof FonIkes Il Forbes h4ve q
acknowledged TO have received !
raving a balance due by said J Il
Gilmore Estate of oil 30 bear d
NJ Il per TT interest from August I
LIST, 1905. f
$50 Against ID L Broussard
st n | Against lis to wing Il s 4
y ped prou.rt situated on Nam e
rect and bounded rs fol}ows \ :
artain lot of gIon, Il with lmurov. G
n
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-02-10

m"hjS measuring loi1 It more or
less, on Nam Street hy depth of
NO II aud bounded North by
torlnn-' street, South by proper
~ Of { + Iaughiin. East hy Enl
to- street and West by Main
street. Tor the construction Of
80 ~ It nl side wall, at .G > e,
/ per 81 Il So Is and llO2 lin It
ni 'rroat - ct per lin It 80 80
| fota. It's u ot which sum the
al - | Eroussald Estate has
paid "a per ct cash or % - receipt
whereof iFoulkes 4 Forbes have
acknowledged to have received
lea, ing a balance due by sand D
| BrouHSard Estate Of llglD
bearing + per 1T interest from
August list 1903
Isl Against Leon N Lemalre
anl against his following dos
cribed property situated on St
Peter Stree and bounded az fOl.
'ow5 A certain lot Of ground with
Improvements. measuring - | IT
front on 81. Potter Street 10y n
t'"pth ot 10 II and bounded
North ~ property Of Fnlz Diet.
lem, Soulh by property Of Leon NJ
Lemdi,e, East lN 81 Peter Street
and West 10y property Of Misses
Sennettc, for fine construction OF
lo2 81 Fl of side walk at III > CT
per 81 Fl - t. 10 81 It Of drive
way II 20 y ct pr II It lo'll ana
Is In # OF curb At - > Ct per
In # u u tval - Ii OF which
sum The sailIcon u Lemare has
pald % bersct cash 90 1883 receipt
hereof .foulkcs \ Forbes have
acknowledged TO have received
iealqne u balaucr due ny SAM
Leon Il Icmaiie Of - 81 bearing
& per ct interest from June la'h
lnH5
is AGAINST Ms. i i Renoudet
and against hr following heS'
'tlbed property situated on %.
Peter and Weeks streets, ~"
bounded a4 follows \ certain Iot
If ground with improvements
~ # front on ~
Peter slucct by q depth OF 700 >
t f mt on Weeks street, more w
eSs. and bounded north by prop
',ty Of Ms \ ! Maumus, SOU"
y Weeks street east by properly
# Louis DE Gamble and wes1 ~
st. Peter street, for he c0IiS'fuc
ion of 1891 ! 81 # Of side Walk AZ
Il 9 ct per 81 # -j3n ! ! % ST "
f driveway ~ 1U.2S CT per ~ ~
Of and los 3 lin f. Of cnrb ~
I y ct per lin II 80 - tota' ''o'
p. Of winch sum the fald MIS-
Remember Ia pad 20 per raN"
I III - receipt whereof fo''"''
Forbes have acknowledged ~
ave received leaving u oa ANY,
ne by said Ms. 7 / keno"de' Z"
H. * bearing i per Ct l'i'''o''
rom June 18th 1900
lS3 Against MIS- I l. R'nohae'
MI against her 70 lowing ao'
,,brd property situated on Ma"
rect aud hou,drd ~ follows
prtain Jet with inrro'''ntp''
easurjng - q # front on wa.
rect by Il depth t. Charles SIT ss
nd bounded north by properly "
,.o..tt.,.o,l an .,.4- column ~
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-02-10
New Iberia, Ia,

| chase OF auOtneT Iot IbeIia tI'
Go. Mol
(Signed) G. &. Laughin
Mayor
It was moved by Mr. Fisher
seconded by Mr.. Stansbury an,
carried that the Mayor he and h'
Is hereby authorized and instruct
cd to sell the horse now used hy
iberia Fire Co No. |, and to pur
chase another horse for SAID Com
pany upon the very best terms
possible.
The following ordinance was
introduced by Mr.. Delaboussaye
and adop,ed by the following
Yea and Nay votes Yea Messrs
Fisher. Stansbury. Delahosusayo
VOORHEES, and Indest Nay None.
Said ordinance was then present
ed to the Mayor for examination
and after examination was re-
turned by him approved and
signed and the seal affixed the,tto
in open session.
The said ordinance reads us
follows:
LIFF, PRIVILEGE AND MoRTG-
AGE ORDINANCE.
Be it ordained by the Mayor
and Board Of Trustees Of the City
of New Iberia, La, That there is
hereby levied a special assessment
in favor Of FOulkes * Forbes of
Terre Haute, Indiana, upon the
properties hereinbelow described,
Of the hereinafter named persons,
and for the sums of money set
opposite said persons names and
said described properties, to wit:
1863 Against V Jennaro and
against bis following described
property situated ono the North
side Of Jefferson street and bound
ed az follows; A certain let
Of ground with improvements stu
ated in the Town of New iberia,
La, measuring 426 feet front by
80 feet in depth and bounded
North by property Of Mrs. Elina
Boutte, South by jefferson Street,
East by St. Peter street and West
10y property Of V lenna,o, for the
construction Of 3l9 ) feet of side
walk at l6 Oct per square foot
$4,000 and 5O.1 feet of curb at
at 81 Oct per square foot 27.5l
Total Sl.51 Credit Of, IO.ll Leav
ing = balance of II 10, Of which
sum the sald V Jennaro has paid
90 per ct cash or 1A2s receipt
whereof Foulkes & forbes have
acknowledged to ave received
leaving a balance dye by SAID V
Jrnnaro Of i7.12 behing 6 per ct
interest frorl Augakt DIST 1905.
40 Against } Clark and
against hisl fol- Owing described
situatef on Main street.
mo bounded saS follows: A Ger
ain lot of g'AAld situated in the
own of New nberia, La, measur
re- 81 ) feet front by lSi feet
more or less, and bounded North
y property of Jacob Guth South
y that of M l. x I II X, East by
'nlton street and West by Main
tret, for the construction of
%. : feet Of side walk at rs . IT
'er square foot. $1,000 and - )
eet OF curb at 81 . ct per square
Dot, 90 % Total. - 90 of which
um the said } J Clark has paid
. per ct cash for receipt whereof
dukes & Forbes have acknOwl
dyed to have received, leaving a
alapce due by said J } Clark of
9 80 bearing 6 per ct interest
ON August DIST 1905
Ill Against George ID Doerle
nd against his following des.
'ibed property situated at the
,rDcr of Iberia and st. Peter
reefs, and bounded as follows
certain tract Of land with ali
lildlngs and improvements meas
ing 10? feet front on st. Peter
rect by III feet, more or less,
FUNDED North 10y Iberia ST.,
'uth by property Of st. Peter
''holic Church and East by prop
ty If Z l. Re1oudet ami West h
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-02-10

RUPTUE HRE. 800 per bottle.
Endor4ed ~ 5vUu PHYSICIANS. None
Free. fA0ents wanted
Or. Nd S6n Medicine Co.. Utica. NY.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-02-10

- 4. .,., ,,!I ,,,.t,,,,t..i r.,
~ g - n. .,,.o 800 11cy ..
M, :, d,,,o ~ 81 ~ - -.
-, 8, go ~ o,o :, f.c, of ,,,,h -
:, 100 .,rI.a. I.
- co r,,,l qnr - ~ ,,Li.I ,.,,,
,Ia.,;1 ,,a u boo,L, L.,.. 800,
80 .1, "a - ,,'..,,.
..,,'., Ea.u', & ,i.
..,,.,l..t =. , .;..,.
,. .I. ~.
~. n p,,,I. ~ rlo#1t l,.,,,,.
=, ,,,,.,..t f,om "a. 90.
lp,,
-.
49,
"''' ''''' " i''F' ~ '''''''U p',' y
f.JI, ..,,..,, ,,,., .,,,,.I
with al the hnjd,n,., aud ,n,,,,.
n,nts si,n,t,d - III, T,vu of
Ma, Ih.,,, !, ,,.o,,,u,, Iou =,
front. more ., l,s4' on - r.,.,.
II H.. !, d.,,h of $50 .ft h,,ud
~ N.,.,I ,,,,,,.,,,. - -, ~ !
n. ,,,', n,,l., i, r,.,
J., :, t.,t,, & and We, h,. man,
-, =, p,.,o e., ~, n,,,..,, 49,
,ia,' a,d,. nfI, - :, -,
IL - -, n,, d., {, <aio T. r,'i a>o .
>, ,n,, ., ,tn.o 80, Zoo, -,
u, r,t,l2ot - If hicl, s.,u, th.
-,id Han, r..;-h I.,.,.I ma.
oa,oaI la, ,,,I On n.,
>, , ,, ,,.'.,,.
,.,Lo, ,,.. a..,,,' !. ,'aI -
,,.r. ,...,,r.a, 'n.,.',n 49,, 49,,
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MAJ, soh,I :, qon -, ,,..,,,,,. 3
,,,u, , "a.
,,n,
49,, go,
-. 81 - WV 49, ''''
loIIovIne Described prorerty siru.
ated ON JUL, Street and bounded
rs follvs \ c,,t,uu tot of Ground
with INN, ,yr,nents measuring
80 IT. front ON Julia Street hy ,
depth of ., # and bounded North
hy pgoperty of =, Peters Catholic
Church. South hy Julia Street,
East by 81. Peters Catholic
Church and West 10y property of
Mrs Ell Darby. for the cons,ruc
ton of 10 OF 81 IT of side walk At
Ii q 81 per 81 It - - and 30
lin Fl, of curb at - 9 ct per lin IT
IL IS Total - /. Of which SUM
the SAID Wild Y D,c,I,,, wife of A
Beuulcr has pald % Der ct cash o,
- reccip, whereof Eoulkes 4
Forbes have acknowledged to
have received leaving balance
due by said Mrs A pourdler Of
81 - bearing i pel ct interest
from August DIST 1903
=, ,. ~, -, i
- N%''''S' " ~ ]" haolh ana
.d ,,nno,t, s;,,.,,.I ~, =, n'.a.
street and ,,,,nI.a 40 ,a,,a.
ce,t,,n l,t Of c,n,,d ,r;,l, ;,,,
mems me,y,,,,, - ~ f,a n,''.
s. r.t., 81 wv onn :. IVY, , w.
and hound,d an th. No,,,, ~,
ne,tv Of rn,,n r'ax s - -"
nf T.,ir ,r, '"'''' w., -,
by pror,r,y of Mrs NJ nah,u ' and
West nv s. pete, $, fnr ,hn cow cow
~, -, 900 s.,,a, . ,"' '"e a.
walk al lG o nor =, '' r, "a ~, On - ,n n'''
# Of d,iyevay at 90 "s n., ., 3,
lo1l and 20 I'm al reo, pf !,
,t ~ o az, Iin.aI f"a, ~ =, ~ T "
- 20 of uh;.h s,,,a ,,,a a.';, W., W."
NJ ain hos mid ON ,,o, .'n,', ~
>, II % ,ec.;,t wno,nnf Eo,,,,' ,"
l1,,h,, ,,,,,a '"''''
,cc.;ynd loar,nm Ls" W. "' '
W s,;d VIII NJ p,,;a ' ~ ~" -,
q mo, 81 ;,tn,aa, - - &c.,,
Is,h "a, ~ +" ~ : wy 81
~ ,o,,,s, A., n n,;a
md ac,,nst mo, rnl,o,r;, ana
,,,hoJ n,a,o,, a;,',,,, 'on - Nv, '
!, ,.o, Al rh~v I'' a""''' W" ''','
ert,;n lot Of ,r,,,nd Ia, o ;.,,... - -
,ents mo,,,,,, ;na 90 =,
N Main s,,a.t hr an :, =, ,,''',
nd homndod Nn,T'gh,. :" - ~
f Mrs Eli,eC lGm,,c' s, , -,
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