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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-25

Program, Sunday, May 20.
Topic: Missions. The isles that
wait for Hislau Isaiah 42:i, Mar
garet Allen. Jesus missionary.
Matt. 4:12-17. Henry Gibson. I'M
portance of Missions. Rom. 10: IL
Is, Albert Mcpherson. The great
commission. Matt. 2S:29, Margaret
Edwards. Missionaries Sent, Mark,
8; 1919, Annie Ruth Soape. Debtor
to the universe. Rom. 1:13-15, An
ME May VIM. Forsaking all. Luke
8: $500, Paul Leeper. First mission
airy to Europe. Acts, 1863, Fit
Moores. Some duties of a missionary
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Notice TO Our Customers.

We are pleased to announce that
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs
colds and lung troubles is not affect
ed by the national pure food and
drug law as 1t contains no opiates or
other harmful drugs, and we recon-
mend II as a safe remedy for children
and adults. B. W. Fearis.
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Isaiah, GIL, Rush Williams. What
event Is associated with Joppa2
Zenas Morris. What important per-
son was born in Tarsus, Jimmie
VIM. What event is connected with
Texas, Wallace Gibson.
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Drug Store Opening.

Hood & Curtin have an invitation
in this issue of the Daily Light for
their friends, ladies and gentlemen,
to attend an opening which will oc-
cur at their store Tuesday, May IS.
The hours are from 4 to 6 in the at
ternoon and to 1890 in the even
ing. They propose to make this ;
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delightful occasion for their many
friends. Refreshments viii be served
and souvenirs will be presented to
those who call. The force Will be in
creased that day and the regular
drug trade will In no way be inter-
rupted by the opening. A cordial in-
vitation is extended the public to
visit this store on the date above
given.
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Mem News ffam thv New England
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10 urU orr haR ans 3oHh' aa I' 't'
,t-t.a af ro,esa kidney Csrc. theY
need .at fh refer to "a Alvin h
ssmr.er. Hf WEtmau1r '1aH A..
uha war almost 'aHug hogc ot ~
.evs-r. aa aleaanf of ihe nilasc of
s, ,nnrv remedies hual.y tsled Eoi-
EtaneF Care. whith be says wAA
es-st she hInr Ger tim- aa te-i
tetffas cured hlm completely he 4.
rau entirely vcIl ana free ffen at
ths seffsrlae iuciaeut fo aen'e Aia-
mas froat1s n w Feaftf
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stIpation

Every one admits that new bo-
tel with all modern appointments Is
one of the pressing needs in Waxa-
hachie. The people of the city
should encourage in every way pos
sible an enterprise of this kind. a
liberal patronage of the Rogers ho-
tel this summer practically assures
the erection of a new holstery that
will be a credit TO the city. The citi-
zens of the town are invited to take
their meals there during the sum
mer months. The service is unex-
celled. Inquire at the office for spe-
cial rates to summer boarders. AZ
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There are many ways of getting
from place to place. The problem is
which is the quickest, easiest, least
expensive way. This problem also
applies to getting your wants filled
The solution of quickness and least
expense in regard to getting wants
supplied lies in Daily Light wants.
Results from Daily Light wants
are immediate. The service is a
positive one and the cost is but a
minor consideration. Could you find
any other way besides the Daily
Light wants" of telling hundreds
of people of your wants at one
time?
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The fasalv medicine In uhoasAis''s "
touics tas - yesrs--lir- iiAAsne' ~"
.na Heed ~"--n
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SEND US your repairing and press
ing. All our work is done by the most
skilled workmen and guaranteed to
be satisfactory. Porter will call for
all packages. Both phones. Hosford
& Brown. u
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WE WILL do your cleaning. press
ing and repairing in first class
manner and do 1t promptly. Mr.. GUY
page has charge OF this department
nd his work speans for itself. We
call for and deliver work, GAVIN
Bros. East Side Square. Both phones
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FOR RENT-Two rooms Cone bed
room and one dining room,) both
nicely furnished city water, batn
and electric lights. Price only so.oo
per month until Sept. 1. Call at 81
College street. Il
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION or
THE
W0X010C|le NQ|| B01k

A. waxahaebie In the state OF Texas 81 me
clr.s Of business, May -th 1871.
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AN EXPERIENCED TAILOR is in
charge of our shop and superv1ses all
work done. Thus you are assured OF
first class work when left with US:
All work called for and Delivered
promptly. Phone US. Matthews Bros
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WANTED YOU to know that we rem
ovate old mattresses and guarantee
them to be as good as new. All work
called for and delivered. Old Phone
No. %. WaXahachie Mattress Co. tt
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New Alfalfa.

have limiteu number Of bales
OF new alfalfa. d. H. Thompson ~
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WHEN You---want y milch coz see
L. g Gould. a.
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. WANT COLUMN.
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WEATHER Tonight partly cloudy
weather. colder SUNDAY tair. Max
81 Min 60 Rainfall sag
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Following is tho Il. Y +, T. pro-
gram for sunday. May &C.
Topic Work Our Society should
Do Hebrews t.T-12. 13;fo-2l.
Leigh
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WANT COLUMN. q
WEATHER Tonight partly cloudy
weather. colder SUNDAY fair Max
So Min SO. Rainfall sac.
WHEN You--want y raileh cos ses
L.. 6, Gould AL
FOR SALE Two good lulich eows.
r VI Sleeper I'll
LAWN MOWERS shagpoaed and adj |
1usted at Arthur Macknys shop II I
UMBRELLAS Recovered and re-
paired at Arthar Haekoys shop #
UMBRELLAs-Re Recovered aud re-
pairey at Arthur Mackoy's shop. Il
wANTED--A family with three
hands, Hire or rent. DR.. 5. II. Wat |
son II
FOR RE.NT-Two furnished rooms. /
West Franklin street, John Male
don Il
FOR fire and tornado insurance see
Burleson & Veazey over Matthews
Bros. II
FOR RENT Four room house Ap- (
ply TO George l.. Griffin At the court /.
house a.
WANTED--A capable girl Cwhite or
coloredl for domestic service Apply
to Mrs G. c. Groce, loi West Mar
win street - |
TO TRADE-677 acres fine West
Texas land to trade for good house /
and lot IN Waxahachie, Texas. Tom
Burleson II I
FOR sALE-Two good family !
horses. VIII let you try them. Call |
at Ellis County Loan and commits
sion office for prices. If |
WANTED-Two regular boarders
and several day boarders at once at |
S. A. Corners, near Sims Library, |
331 West Main street. If /
LOST-From delivery wagon one |
so pound sack of American Beauty I!
flour. Finder please notify McDuffie |
Grocery Co and receive reward. AZ |
LOST-Locket with initials u. NJ" |
on one side and lions head with /
small diamond setting on the other, |
Please return to Daily Light office |
and get reward. 10 |
, To that " n /
ovate old mattresses and guarantee !
them to be as good as new. All work |
called for and delivered Old Phone |
No. %. Waxahachie Mattress Co. If /
SEND US your repairing and press
ing. All our work is done by the most !
skilled worllmen and guaranteed to |
be satisfactory Porter will call for |
all packages. Both phones. Hosford |
& Brown, u
FOR RENTING rooms Cone bed
room and one dining room,) ooth
nicely furnished, city water, pain
and electric lights. Price only $500
per month until sept. l. Gan d'
College street. u
AN EXPERIENCED TAILOR is in
charge of our shop and superv1ses all
work done. Thus you are assured OF
first class work when left with us
All work called for and delivered
nromptlv. Phone US. Matthews Bros,
WE WILL. do your cleaning, press
ing and repairing in first class
manner and do IT promptly. Mr.. Guy
Page has charge Of this department
aud his work speaks for itself. we
call for and deliver work, GAVIN
Bros. East Side Square. Both phones
Notice 10 Our Customers.
Ue are pleased to announce that
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-04-13
Death of Judge
S. A. Calvert

John L. Murray received private
letter from Olympia Wednesday in
forming him of the death in Seattle
on the 7th inst. of Former State Land
Commissioner Calvert, under whom
Mr.. Murray served for four years as
chief clerk and assis amt. The letter
to Mr.. Murray was from the former
stenographer in the commissioners
Office and in it she says: I'm his sim
pie, honest, cheerful way he was one
of the bravest men [ ever knew and
you and will grieve as few others
will. There is one thing, however,
that we can say with pride and that
is that all men believed in bis honesty
of purpose and sincerity" He own
ed small ranch near Wenatchee to
which he was arranging to move and
he had just returned from there only
a few hours before he died. The ed
itor Of tee ISLANDER had known Judge
Calvert for sixteen years. He was
a district Judge in Iowa before coming
to this state in 1890 and was d most
honorable and upright man in both
public and private life. He was
about 63 years old.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-04-13
Plaintiff Gets Damages

A few hours af-er the ISLANDER
went to press last week the jury in
the case Of L. S. Green, of Seattle,
against the Roche Ilarbor Lime Co.,
growing out of differences over con-
tract for drilling well, brought in a
verdict for the plaintiff, awarding
him damages to the amount of $415. 40.
The jury estimated the machinery to
be worth So, 500 and figured the dam
ages on that basis of valuation for
the time the machinery was idle in
consequence of the company's refusal
10 allow the plaintiff to take it away
without paying a claim for black
smith work, freight and wharfage.
The jurors were: Jas. Harwood, Jas.
NJ. Fleming, c. 81. Baker, N. P.
Hodgson, J. S. Groll, W. H. Higgins.
NJ. S. Donohue, Louis Schroeder, Chris
Cook, VIM. Cooper, E. B. Fowler,
John Graham.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-04-13

The petition of ]. A. Agutter and
others for the establishment of y
county road beginning at the corner
common to sections 13, l8, 19 and "a,
township "a, range l and 2 west, and
ending at the head Of Mud bay, was
rejected, 1T appearing to the board
that it would not meet the demands
Of the general pubic living in that
neighborhood."
Adjourned at p. m. to meet at 9
a. M, April 3.
April Board reconvened pur-
suant to adj urnment.
The report of the county treasurer
for the quarter ending March 81 was
examined and approved.
The bond of G. p. johnson as JUS
tice Of the peace at Lopez was ap-
proved.
Permission was granted to the San
Juan county bank to use portion of
First street, west Of Spring street,
Friday Harbor, for storing material
for construction Of new bank building.
John Douglas was granted permis-
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-04-13
New Launch Service

The launch Concordia has taken
the place of the Dolly D. on the Fri
day Harbor-Anacortes route. She
leaves here at Z a. m. except on Sat
urday and Sunday and touches at
Port Stanley and Decatur both ways
and at Mud bay on Tuesdays and Fri
days. On Saturdays she leaves here
at 2 p. m. The Concordia belongs to
r. L. Fullerton and before coming to
San Juan waters had been running
between Seattle and points on Hood S
canal.
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Quite number of fine new launches
built in this county will soon be ready
for the water. Maurice Johnson, of
West Sound, is having one built at
the Reed yard at Decatur; the Roche
Harbor Lime Company has fine one
nearly completed at the Schruder
yard at Mud bay; S. NJ. Bugge's
launch, built here by Ed. Scribner, is
ready for tie engine, which was ship
ped from St. Paul over two weeks
ago; MI. Scribner has commenced
work upon launch 38 #. in length
for Glenn Tulloch and several others
are in course of construction at De-
catur.
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Commissioners Business

The board of counny commission
~ ers met in regular quarterly
session Monday, April l, with all
members and the clerk present.
The bond of E. A. Glossop. as road
supervisor on Shaw island was ap-
proved.
The report of Geo. L. Sutherland,
road supervisor of district No. 2, was
approved. Claims for labor on the
roads of the district to the amount
of 1866. Is and for materials furnished
to the amount of $58 26 were allowed.
The report shows poll tax collections
for the quarter ending Marc' 81
amounting to 1866.
Warrants were ordered drawn on
the county current fund in payment
of bills allowed as follows:
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County Treasurer Murray intends
preparing for publication list of all
lands in the county upon which taxes
have been allowed to become delin-
ouent. He believes that there are
quite number of delinquencies that
are unknown to the owners of the
lands. In many cases personal mott
ces cannot be given by the treasurer
because of changes Of ownership that
are not-shown on his books.
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A. Newhall, freight and powder....3 8 90
G.. e Hartman, Northumberland. 4 IS
HOdgson Il Graham, caps and fuse 60
Lopez Lumber Co., bridge plank. IL Is
J. A. Buchanan. rent of grader...... 8 90
Joe Thornton. supervisor & work.. 80 Is
Frank Wood, road work with team Is IS
Ira Wood, work on road 8 rs
Bort Whaling, work on road......... 2O0
Elmer Tappy, work on road. 1900. l3 IS
James Culp, work on road............. zoo
Jas. Buchanan, Jr., work on road. 8 Is
A. l.. ClummOns, work on rOad.... 8 Is
N. p. Culp, work on road... ....... 2 90
A. T. Dill, work OH road. ................ IL SO
G. A. MuscGtt, work on road........ IL 90
J. A. Buchanan, work on road d...... 8 90
Emmett Pral!, work on road........ 4 90
Morse Hardware Co., powder........ 135 IS
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Victor Doyle was allowed refund
of $3.50 overcharged him on his taxes.
Warrants were ordered drawn on
the county current fund in payment
of bills allowed as follows:
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S. M. Bugge was to have been in
stalled as eminent commander of the
Knights Templar, at Port Townsend,
Tuesday night, but fierce westerly
gale prevented him from getting
there, the careful captain Of the
steamer Lydia Thompson deeming ii
unwise to cross the strait. He turn
ed back this side of Smiths island
and went through Deception pass to
Seattle.
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The New Produce
Commission Law

The new produce commission lar a
Washington requires the payment of
license fee OF $40 to the state treas
urer by any person or firm engaging
in the commission business, also The
execution of bond in the amount of
%, 600, secured BY a reliable surety
company, which is to be approved by
the commissioner Of horticulture.
who will then issue license. When
any fruit or produce is received which
cannot be sold at market value. the
merchant is to report the condition
OF the goods at once to the shipper
and to send copy of such report to
the county fruit Inspector. Commis-
sion merchants are required to remit
to their patrons within ten days after
sales are made, and licenses may be
revoked by the commissioner of hor-
ticulture if dishonesty is shown.
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Or w
Grote-R Rankin Co.. furniture........ 81 25
Morse Hardware Co.. merchandise 25 80
The compensation of L. G. Larson
as court commissioner was fixed at
$50 year.
The offer of G. II. Cliff to paint
signs for the various county Offices in
the court house was accepted.
The auditor was authorized to draw
the salary warrants of the county Of
ficers during the ensuing year.
The contract for county printing
for the year beginning July / was let
to o. II. Culver, publisher Of the SAN
JUAN ISLANDER, subject to fling Of q
bond for $3.50 to be approved by the
auditor.
An annual license tax of 81. 90 upon
all male dogs and $500 upon all fe-
male dogs was imposed, to become
effective July l, said tax to be paid
to the county auditor, and if not paid,
dogs to be impounded and disposed Of
after ten days, unless the license fee
is paid in the meantime and also an
impounding fee of $1.00, to 60 to the
.pouno keeper. The auditor is re-
quired to issue receipt for all dog
licenses and also a metal tag to be
attached to the collar Of every dog
whose license is paid, receipts from
such licenses to be paid into the road
fund of the districts in which the an
imals belong. Pound keepers are
required to. serve written notice
within ten days upon the owners, if
known, of all dogs impounded.
On petition of nearly all the owners
of abutting property, the road know
as the Peterson Penshaw road, "be-
ginning at the wharf at San Juan
town on what is known as the Katz
place, to the point where it connects
with the rosd to Roche Harbor, to
wit, at the center Of the S. E. OF
Sec. "a, twp. 36 N, Range 4 W.,
was ordered established at a uniform
width OF forty feet.
The bid of w. FL. Higgins for build
ing q wood and wire fence around
the court house block and putting IN
iron gates was accepted, subject to
the execution of contract to be pre-
pared by the county attorney.
That portion Of the minutes OF the
meeting Of February II, in which q
number Of Friday Harbor business
men we're mentioned ds having en-
dorsed the application Of w. Il. Nc
Crary for q liquor license was cor
rected by resolution.
The auditor was authorized to draw
q warrant in his own favor for $5O to
pay freight, express, stamp and m
cidental expenses for the ensuing
quarter.
The expense account Of the COM
missioners was allowed as follows:
James A Ruchanan iS y q q
Henry r. Cayou Is %
adjourned until April 30.
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Lopez Lumber Co. lumber........ I2 20
n. +. Churchill, mdse. $1,000. ......... II IS
T. A. Jensen, merchandise. ......$ 36 %
Paul II. peterson, saving wood. 80
w. y. Lampard, sand d..................... 90
Wall & Ludwig, printing. ..... 8 so
VIM. e. Randles, labor with team. 10 20
John Kelley, guard at polls ...-....... 90
l aac SaEdW1th, work at court hse. "a so
Wall Il Ludwig, printing ............ 20 50
A. ID. conway, blacksmlthing 60
st. Johns Hospital, care of pOOr.... 81 50
Joshua w otton, work moving safe 25
Geo. Galbraith, painting ............ Is 25
Geo. Mullis, carpenter work .......... 148 IS
A. NeWhall, plaster. 3 90
Earl ii gglnS,, labor, mOving....... 90
Ed. Deiane :, expense acc0unt........ 2T IS
Fred =. Kirby, labor ................ SO 20
J. y Groll, lnmber.... ......... ......... l49 %
j. w. Fales Paper Co.. mds .......... 8 IS
Lowman & Hanford, blank books 172 So
LowInan Il Hanford, tax rOlls...,.. 23 so
J. Henry Smith. list Of final ,,roof
receipts 10
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Several cases Of measles are re-
ported.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-04-13

The old court house is now located
on the corner Of Spring street and
Argyle avenue. It IS not regarded
IS 81 improvement By the ow1ers q
property in that locality.
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John p. Bergman, caring for l.. L.
Aslund. three months. 80 90
e w. Harrison, assessor r........ 200 90
E. w. Harrison, expense account. 80 30
Alfred Douglas, telephone rent. 10 90
V. Il. McCrary, work on court hse. IS
The ISLANDER Co., advertising. -. l4l 90
RObt. Owens. work on court house l so
l.. B. Carter, merchandise............. 20
Elias Anderson, labor -. ............... As 90
office supplies. ................. .......... 81 25
q. c.. Randles, CARPENTER work - 148 O5
w. A. Buchanan, grading court
house ground d'............................ 4 70
VIM. buchanan. work with team... IL 90
Nellie Sweeney, visiting schools, etc. 81. 45
Adjourned at p. m. to meet at 9
a. m. April2.
April 2-Board convened at a m J,
pursuant to adjournment.
The petition of W. E. Wilson and
twenty-five others for the establish
ment of a road at the south end of
Lopez island was granted and the
county surveyor was ordered to make
survey of the proposed route and
report to the board not later than
April 3O
The report of JOS. Thornton, road
supervisor of district No. 3, was ex-
amined and approved and warrants
were ordered drawn on the district
fund as follows:
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revoked Oy the commissioner OF hOr-
ticulture if dishonesty is shown.
Property Transfers
Duncan Bower to H. Abrahamson,
ten acres in Sec. 35, twp. 81, R. /.
$3.50.
Abraham Saliba to VIM. L. Rice,
ten acres in Sec. %, twp. IS, R. 2,
81, 800.
Florence Woollett to James L.
Davis, ten acres in Sec. IL, twp. 35,
N. R. 2, and lands formerly included
in blocks V, w and 2, Luelarah ad-
dition to Port Stanley, $1,000.
John Douglas to Sweeney Mercan-
tile Company, 40 acres in Sec. %,
twp. 81, R. 3, Waldron island, $500.
Mary L. Aiken to VIM. R. Cade,
ten acres in Sec. 36, twp. 81, R. /,
Orcas island, $1,000.
N. L. Wyberg to John G.. Curry,
374 acres in Sec. 20, twp. 36, R. 3,
81, 600.
Mrs. Emma Munro to A. D. Con-
way, lot 6, block l, Friday Harbors
$425.
Adam Deem to H. C. Maulsby,
west ! Of N. W. I and S. E. / Of N.
w. / and the N. E. Of the S. w. !
of Sec. 13, twp. IS, N. R. 2W. %, ,50O-
Isabella NJ. Kellogg to James La
Plante, North Of Sw. t, the Nv. !
of the Sc. / and lot 2, Sec. Is, twp
81, north, range 2 west, g. 500.
James LaPlante to ]. Lewis Won.
Gohren, same as above, $500; also
the same property decided by La
Plante to Archie O. Bay, on the
same day. $500.
Leonard NJ. Tucker and Louise
Tucker to Harry Krutz, the West
of the Sc. I and the East ! of the Sw.
/ Of SEQ. 81, twp. 36, North, Range 8
West, $500
Edward Delaney, sheriff, to W. B,
Augir, 113 acres in Sec. 80, twp. 81,
N. R. 2, $2, ,6O2.41.
Frank Shattuck to NJ. E. church,
East Sound, lot AZ, NJ. e. church
cemetery tract, $500.
Mrs. Maggie Mitchell to Dean
Lao. Fletcher, quitclaim deed to w.
] of N. W. / of Sec. "a, twp. IS, N.
R. 2 W., $1.00.
Dean Lao. Fletcher to Mrs. Mag
gle Mitchell, quitclaim deed to East !
Of N. w. / of N. W. / of Sec. "a, twp
35, N. r. 2, $1.0O.
Lewis Archambault to John King,
guardians deed to N. E. I Of S. E. /
Of Sec. 4, twp. IS, N. R. 8 W., $175.
Mary J. Schmidle to Fred Schmidle,
FIVE acres in Sec. 2, twp. 36, N. r. I
W., $75.
E. T. Lehman to Maren j. Lehman,
lots 6, Z and 8 and the N. E. / Of S.
w. / Of Sec. Z, twp. "a, N. R. ! W.,
LAG. 40 acres, $50.
hiram e. Hadley toJas. NJ. Baker,
20 acres in Sec. II, twp. 81, N. 3. 1
w. $3.50.
Elizabeth Haynes to VIM. G. Crafts,
about II acres in Sec. Is, twp. IS, E.
2 W., $50.
East Sound NJ. +. church to w. A.
Wright, lot IS in NJ. E: church cem-
etery tract, $500.
Perry Winfield TO John 4. Shannon.
104 acres in Sec. 19, twp. 35, N. r. 1
w, 81, 900.
Robt. J. Hummel to Eli A.Atkinsou
and Vim. Atkinson S. ! Of Sc. of
Sc. 1 Of Sec. q, and Sw. / Of Sw. q
Sec. "a and Ne. I Of Ne. Of Sec. 26s