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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-08-13
PROPERTY TO
WIFE; SHE EARNED III
Chicago, Aug. Il


Stephen Rossga to Marcfanna
Rossga In consideration of love
and affection. my property at 422
West Superior st. This deed Is
given to my wife, Marcianna
Rossga, in order that she shall
have absolute and clear title 10
said property, as she has earned
the money with which property
was bought. She has worked
hard for 1t and it Is right that
she shall have absolute title
thereto. Dated April 20, 1900.
Witnessed by Peter Kiolbassa.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-08-13
DANISH PAPERS SUSPENDED.

Copenhagen, Aug. i2.-With the ex-
ceptfon of the social democratic papers
tie publication of all the newspapers in
denmark was suspended Indefinitely TO-
day in consequence of a strike Of the
printers.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-08-13
SENATORS NAMED
TO ATTEND FUNERAL

Washington, Aug. 7.--vice
President Fairbanks announces
the following committee of en-
ators TO attend Senator Allison's
funerals:
Dolliver. Fry. Cullom, Teller.
Callinger, Elkins, Nelson, Bacon,
Foraker, Carter. Rayner. Smith.
of Michigan. Johnson, Penrose,
Beveridge, Culbertson. Kean,
McCumber, Gamble, Simmons,
Hepburn, Long, LaFollette,
Warner, Brown, Painter.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-08-13
EMPERoR olvEs $4,000.

Berlin, Aug. 11.-Emperor william
has given s2,5o0 to the fund to enable
Count Zepp.iin to construct another
atrship.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-08-13
BONAPARTE HAS NO
INTENTION OF RESIGNING

baltimore. Md, Aug. l~1.-Attorney
General Boneparte disposed of the re-
cent report that he contemplated leav-
ing h cabinet before the November
election and would be succeeded nv
Wade 81. Ellis, OF Ohio. The sfoliowinE
telegram from Lennux, Mass, explains:
Have not the slightest Intention OF
resigutng before the end OF present adj
m~fnistra4fon.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-08-13

grams of coincidence and Of apprecia-
t1on have come from every section Of
the United States and from foreign
countries, from the president, from
eign ministers, and from the friends
both In and u of the state, all testi-
Tying to the length Of service Of the
Son Of Iowa"
1t is n Of the. peculiar conditions,
seldom attending the death of any
tives in the commonwealth which has
been his home during most Of his ac-
tive life. His companion has been dead
these many years, he never had son or
daughter, and the messages of con-
dolence or appreciation are from
and the great public to whom his name
has becomeSa household word.
Arrangements for the funeral of SEN
ator Allison have progressed to the
point where it is known that the serv-
ices will be held Saturday, August g..
at 8 o'clock il the afternoon, and while
simple in arrangement. will be attend
ed by life long associates in congress-,
and by prominent public officials, both
national and state.
Word is received today that Vice
President Fairbanks has appointed q
delegation from among Senator Alli-
sons colleagues in the Senate to att
tend, and the vice president
that he also will be present
Simplicity Marks Ceremony.
The exercises will take place from
the late senator's home on Locust
street. There will be no eulogy and
only g. simple prayer. The funeral and
the burial will be private and there
will be no flowers
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT PAYS
A TRIBUTE TO ALLISON
Oyster Bay, Aug.7-President Roose-
Welt today sent a telegram to the late
Senator Allison's secretary as follows:
Am tnexpressibly shocked and con-
cerned at the news. The whole country
loses a man grown gray In the most
honorable type of public service, a man
who, because Of his experience and
trained ability, vas one Of the most
efficient aids in achieving good goverr-
ment that we had in our country.
Theodore Roosevelt"
-
Cummins on Allison.
Governor Cummins refused to make
any formal statement regarding his
candidacy to succeed Senator Allison
beyond a declaration that he would
maxi an effort to be selected
The governor was found on the golf
links of the Onwentsia Golf club. In
response for a statement on the death
Of Senator Allison he said:
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-08-13

It II easfer TO make money than tn
learn how to spend 1t.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-22

shal to examine all alleys and
serve notices on all parties
having offensive out houses.
Sidewalk along west side
English from Arrow 10 Wash
ington referred TO sidewalk
committee.
Sidewalk along east side OF
Lyon Avenue from Vest st.
TO Jackson ST. is ordered To-
Gated one foot from property
line.
Ordered that Eagles be
granted license privileges for
Carnival May % to May 30
1908.
j. L. England granted per.
mission to stretch wire from
Post Office TO room over G. A.
Mauch.
Ditch back of Judge Sparks
referred to street and alley
committee, also corner West
North and colored churchs
Ordinance ordered drawn
providing for pool halls to be
closed at IL o'clock p. NJ.
Ordered that marshal have
six mattresses made for Jail,
and TO be filed with straw.
Street and Alley committee
and Hupp to take up matter
of water at Ollie Irvine's resi-.
dence:on Eastwood also drain
age at Frank ~Sadewhite's
corner Of Arrow and Lyon.
Committee report on con-
nection of flush tanks with
water main.
W. E. Carter allowed water
also bill of Fisher 81 Gaunt
cancelled.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-22
Court.

In the estate of Jas. N.
Campbell, deceased, W. F.
Fisher appointed appraiser tc
ascertain amount Of property
subject to the collateral inner
itance tax.
In the partnership of r. r.
and II. n. Ashurst, Robt.. e.
Ashurst surviving partner
makes application for letters
of administration, same up.
proved and ordered Of record,
and the same Robt. e. Ash
urst IL ordered TO give bond
In the sum Of $4,000.
In the estate Of Jane Seals,
rdsceased ,admintstratOr order
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-22
Mt. LEONARD

Miss Fred Ousterhout and
non, lillian OF Shackelford
and Miss Lula Payne of Null
vane, Kansas, we're visiting
here last week.
Carl Grimes, wife and sis.
ter, Miss Estelle spent Sun.
day with relatives at Shackel.
ford.
j. j. Robertson we're call.
ing In Blackburn Thursday.
Quite a number OF our
young folks attended the ice
cream and strawberry supper
/, Black burn Sa.. urday eve
ming.
Il. B. Wright and daughter
were shopping in Marshall
Thursday
Percy Smitner man and wife
came down from Kansas City
Sunday morning and spent
the day with their sister,
Mrs. Maud Gentry.
Mrs. Callie Ashurt of Kan.
sas City came for an extended
visit TO relatives here and al
Waverlv.
George Robertson went to
Marshall Friday and took ex.
animation, having passed he
will enter high school next
term.
Patrick Kellet left Sunday
for his home at Fairbanks,
Alaska after several weeks
visit with relatives.
Arthur Oquest of Mar.
shall visited his parents, G.
J. Oquest and wife Sunday
evening. I.
Miss Lillian Reed returned
to her home In Marshall Sun.
day after q visit 10 friends
here.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-22
Fishing Party.

There was a fishing party
at Whites Island last week.
Those present we're Miss
Anna Uphaus and Miss Cor.
der, Messrs. William Uphaus,
Ben Neiderjohn, Jesse Up.
haus and Charley Drunert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Drunert
chaperoned the crowd. The
day was pleasantly spent fish.
ing and boat riding. Dinner
and supper were served on
the ground. All reported a
nice time.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-22
TEDIEVILLE

Mrs. A. II. Hanley is ser
iOusly i'll at this writing. All
of her children have been call
ed 10 her bedside.
The basket dinner at Zion
lciurch was well attended Sat.
urday and the church was
filed to overlooking at ser.
vices ON Sunday, Ed. W. II.
B~ranson, of Reliance, 8. d.,
and j. A. league of Lamonte,
being the visiting ministers.
Misses Rose and Bessie
Haggard, Messrs.L L. E. Pauley
and Lee Haggard went to
Marshall shopping Tuesday.
Misses May Harris, Pearl
Killion, Florence Witcher and
Emma Russell, Messrs. G. A.
Harris, A. W. Silvey, Lester
Hemphill, Willie Hanshro,
Henry Myers and Santa
Mountz took dinner with JIM.
Thomas and family Sunday.
Quite a rain fell in this vi.
Icinity Sunday evening
Miss Joicy Klllion visited
Miss Ethel Thomas Saturday
night.
Jack Butts and wife visited
the latter's parents near
Herndon Sunday.
John Witcig has gone to st.
Louis with q car load Of hogs
this week.
A. A.Silvey wife and dauRh.
ters, Misses Carrie and Min.
ME were dinner guests OF w.
Z. Hansbro and family Sun.
day.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-22

Frank Slusher, wife and
children OF Malta Bend spent
Sunday with Mrs. Slusher's
mother, Mrs. S. f.. Sayers who
has been confined to her room
for some time with rheuma.
tism.
Aubrey Deal had the mis-
fortune to lose his barn by
fire Monday night about 10
o'clock. Mr.. Deal received
several severe burns himself
in trying to save his house
from the flames.
G. J.Oquest visited in Mar.
shall Monday. He was &C.
companied home by his niece,
Miss Edna Med onnell who
will spend some time here.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-22
NEW HOME

The "Good Old Summer Time" Il
here at last.
Services we're conducted ut Elm
wood Sunday by Rev. J.. c. Shackle
ford. several from here attended.
Rufus Edwards aud Miss France,
Resger, OF Elmwood, called at d. NJ.
Harris Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Jones and son,
Herschel visited at Mrs. Monegali's
Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. C. c. Forbes and son
Roy, spent sunday at w. II. Nc.
Kiuney's.
Misses Nellie Dierking and cousin,
Cart Bright OF Sweet Springs visitd
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Dierking Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Msude Harris spent last Fri.
day night wish Miss Frances Rssger,
Of Elmwood.
Misses Grace Lsrue, Bessie Knott,
Dollle, Msude and Dora Harris, and
Chas. Demoss spent Thursday OF last
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Fordhsm.
Quite . number from here attended
the Ice cream and strawberry supper
given by the Band Boys At Blackburn
Saturday night.
ID. n. Harris spent Tuesday with d
Lemon and family.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-22
A Birthday Party.

Miss Emma Bollman cele.
brated her eighteenth birth.
day by inviting a few of her
friends tn her home, one half
mile north of Slater, Thurs.
day evening, May 14tb.
The evening was enjoyed
In various games aud at about
eleven o'clock, ice cream and
cake were served in the din
ing room. Miss Emma re.
|ceived several nice presents.
At n late hour the guests de-
parted Tor their homes wish.
ing her many more happy
birthdays. Those present
we're: Misses Eva Moss, Sal
lie Edgar, Josephine Herr
mann, Charlotte Fishback,
Maud and Lula Gollong of
Marshall and Mrs. Elmer
Holt, Messrs. Henry Edgar,
Reid Jeter, Harry Hummel,
Fred Hermann, Omer Holt
George Fishback, Lawrence
Metres and Elmer Holt.
A Guest.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-22
Police Court.

The following were fined in
police court the past week:
Rufus Haggins, for dis
|turbing peace, fined $l.0O and
cost.
Iness Napier, disturbing
peace, fined BLOC and cost.
Vivnon Lewis plain drunk
Aned $40 and coat.
Sam Myrich, drunk, fined
$500 and cost.
Miss Eleonor Turley OF
Pasadena, CAL, formerly Of
this city, will be married on
June 3Oth 70 Harry Bernhard
Of Rochester, N. X.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-22

ed to turn over balance of
funds in bis hands amounting
to $50. 26, uncalled for by heirs
to the state treasurer and up.
TN fling his receipts the refor
he be discharged.
In the estate of Wm.S Golf,
deceased. John 8. GofY and
Charles H. Hinton make ap.
p~lication for letters Of admin
i%stration. Ordered to give
bond in the sum of $1,000.
Bond filed and approved, let
ters issued. O-dered to make
and file inventory.
Will of Viii lam Piper fled
and probated.
Will of W. Lloyd fled. Com.
mission issued for deposition
,of the subscribing witnesses.
In the estate of VIM. Piper,
deceased, application Of John
M. Piper and John W. Adams
for letters t~estamentary fled
and approved, letters issued
and witnesses. Ordered to
make and file inventory and
publish notice.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-22
OUR SUBSCRIBERS

We met Robt. Glen at Gil
liam Saturday. He has JUS
sold his farm near there u
Mr.. Hinnah from Warrer
county but hope he will re
main in Saline with his fami
lily. He handed us a dollar
for the Republican a year.
L. b. Roberts and sister,
Miss Leora, were here from
east of town Friday and Mr..
Roberts gave ns a dollar for
the ''old reliable"
VIM. Webb, col. was a Mar.
shall visitor from Napton
Saturday and left US his re-
newal.
Mr.and Mrs. Masters were
here from near Sweet Springs
Tuesday and the former call.
ed to renew for the Republi.
can and Globe. Democrat.
Jas. Ba.dus one of our jolly
friends from Elmwood was
here Monday to order a big,
dry paper-at least one that
would keep the rain of In
emergency-sent a year each
to bis son, George, and son.
in.law, Clay Buie, of near
Sweet Springs. Mr.. Baldus Is
a good Democrat but likes to
call around TO have a little
fun at our expense. The joke
is on him to the extent of So
this time though.
Mrs. A. Scarborough who
has been making her home
with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Parent, in this city the past
year left Wednesday for Hou.
stonia to reside with j. Boil.
ger and family in future. She
made US a substantial visit
before leaving and ordered
her paper sent to her new ad.
dress.
L. A. Barger and family
we're here from Gretchen
Wednesday shopping and Mr..
Barger called in TO renew al
.legiance to the old reliable.
Col. Frank M. Stone spent
several days with homefolks
in Slater and on his return
handed US . dollar for q years
subscription for Mrs. W. l.
Davenport, Of that city.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-22

-, VIM. +. Greene, col, who
has been attending Geo. X.
Smith College At Sedalia, Is
back for the summer. He Is
u young man fighting his way
through college In a very
creditable manner and will
some day hit a high mark.
He had his name pat on our
list again Saturday.
II. L. Hall formerly Of the
Good Hope neighborhood but
now of Appton City, among
other things writes: I'VE are
enjoying good health. Owing
to the wet weather we are be-
hind with our crops and lots
OF corn TO plant yet. We like
our new home fine. / think q
man can get better bargains
in real estate here, as land 10
not so high but is advancing"
W. L. Odell, OF Slater route
2, was "A new subscriber yes
terday, whose name was sent
in by Prof. G. E. Trout.
The following are new sub.
scribers or renewed the past
week.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-22
City Council

City Council met May IL,
1903, with all present.
City marshal ordered to
notify property owners not To
place obstruction OF any kind
in CUTTERS, such a. grass,
weeds, etc.
Matter Of contracting tor
meters referred TO City Clerk
to communicates With Pitts
burg Meter Go. and get prices
on sane.
Board Of Health with mar
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-22
University Boys Victors.

The State University ball
team Of Columbia played q
game on the College campus
with the M. ". G. boys Mon.
day afternoon in which our
boys were defeated In q score
of 5 to 2.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-22
: County 0.~.
SALINE POINT
&%&S

We Rave had 90 much rain that the
people are nos done planting corn
yet.
Quite a number Of Mrs. o c. Chill.
cots relatives visited at her house
Sunday.
IA Burnside lie back again from an
extended visit To dlfYereu, places.
mrs I n,,,., u,. rr.op p.v.
nolds and children attended preach
ing a, Rich Chanel Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1908-05-22
BARGAINS In MILLINERY

Beginning next Monday.
during carnival week, I will
sell trimmed hats at one
fourth of.
Mabel Smith,
Marshall. no.
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Brook e Falrheld. 3 chains 30 links

Brook to Fairfield, 8 chains. 30 links
north of j. Speer's lot, $500. 81 cr5'
Security Realty Company to Caroline
/ Comstock. Millburn, south side Hobart
avenue. 693 feet from South Terrace,
$4,000. @+
Ellen T. Coyne to Margaret A. Jacobs,
Orange, southeast corner Beech street,
40 feet east from GIL Gephart,, $500.
Philip 'McNally to George Spottls-
woode, Orange, south side Dodd street,
As feet southeast from Ne1son NJ, Gross,
81, 900. - ca r
George e. Krug to Emma C. Jones,
South Orange. west side Woodland AVE.
nue., 2s5 feet south from Mary A. Tay-
Tor. S 1000. ,a.r,ss "a -, a ~,
Sarah Zelikowitz and husband to
Mary Reddington, Orange. north side
William street, .149 feet east from North
Centre street. $500. Z T
Same to- Norris Lebowitz. Orange,
same property, $780,.
Mary L. McGovern and husband to
Andrew j. Hammond, East Orange, east
side Cambridge street, 200 feet, south
west from Central avenue S $1,000. oss,
William Fl. West to Robert D. Whit
field, B~elleyille. east side Oak street. Sc
feet north from Little street, $4,000.
Grace M. Kluge, IN husband to Emil
II. Fickinger, Mentelair, east side Edge
mont road, 100 feet north from Watch
ung venue, $1,000.
George n. Riley to Elmweod Building
and Loan Association, East Orange.
east side Crawford street. 1876 feet south
from Elmwood avenue, 1900.
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St. SOO It n fr Gross sd.

81, ouO II IL Ii CTOSS Sl..ssss'sss
Joseph Davis to Katharine G.
Kelly, e. Orange, e s Parkway,
140 TT s fir New st. S5x115; and
other tracts Observation-Disclosures.
Rose Lippinghaus to Mary Kritz-
maeher, Irvington, n $ Rosehiil
pl, .365 TT n fr Fernan, 25X116...
Frank A. Leonard to Laura L..
Leonard, Caldwell, $ S Bloom
field av, n Fl lands of Henry
Post, containing As LOO of an
acre
Laurel J.. Lea and hus to Regi-
Maid N. Lea. Caldwell. public
road from Pine Brook to Fair
field, containing 4 acres. -
Eliza p. Lindsey to Edward w.
Lindsey, e. Orange, n s Elm
wood av, $50 TT e fr Sanford st.
Murdoch Howell to Brfseoe b.
Rawson. jr., S. Orange, S w s
Maplewood av, 140 TT n fr Rail-
road av, triangle lot 26.........
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MORTGAGES RECORDED.

Louis volz to William Book, ST,
north side Lafayette street, Ala feet
east from Merchant street, $1,000.
James A. Donnelly TO Fidelity Build
ing and Loan Association, south side
Lehigh avenue. &c feet west from
Hunterdon street, $500.
Barnet Dondis to Max Blddleman,
north side Sixteenth avenue, n feet
west from Camden street. $3.50.
Oscar Jaehnig to Mary S. Millar.
east side Morris avenue, 500 feet south
from Bank street, $500. i
John T. Stanton to William w.
Trimpi, east side Lincoln avenue, 11O
feet north from Deiavan avenue, $500.
Joseph Morrissey to Charles A.
Feick. south side Howell place, 125 feet
west from Arlington avenue, 5000.
Edward Theurich to Edward j. Ill.
corner William street, II feet from
brick house, No. 26 William street.
$50, 900. 81 -
Modern Home Investment Company
to Fidelity Trust Company, east side
Belleville avenue. 100 feet north from
T%ompkins's lot, $1,000. as .f-
Samuel Schilling to Jacob Yadkow-
| ski. west side Jones street, so feet
north from Springfield avenue, $500 .
Frederick Pfeifer 10 East Side Realty
Company, northwest side Napoleon
street, 100 feet NORTHWEST from Ham
burg place. $4,000. .4~
Edward S. Black to James r.. Rutan,
west side Monmouth street, 100 feet
south from Waverly place. $500.
Giovanni -Dallanegra1tn John Fl Nc
Lagan, eats side Mt. Prospect avenue,
1925 feet north from Greenwood Lake
Railroad, $T0O.
Plus Mohr to American Insurance
Company, south side Eighteenth I've
nue., IS feet east from Kent street.
$3.50. -.
samuel A. Boyd to willi4m scnaan.
east side Garside street. 800 feet south
west from Bloomfield avenue. $500,
Francis ]. Flynn TO Katherine Magic
east side Brown street, 9Sfeet east from
High street, $500.
Harry Rabinoviteh to Charles
Wuensch, east side Hunterdon street
100 feet south from Runyon street, 5000
TOWNSHIPS.
Ida c. ]. Berry TO Mary S. Babeock
East Orange, north side Central avenue
west side South Eighteenth. street
s2.lOQ.
Wilhelmina Book and husband ate
same. East Orange. north side Contra
avenue, ITO feet northwest from Soutf
Eighteenth street, $1,000.
Abbie J.. WaIdron and husband e
John Randall, Orange, south side Lake
side avenue. 2ss feet west from Higf
street, 5000.
Ferdinand Caspar to Northwestern
Building and Loan Association, Orange
northwest corner Henry street, 90 fee
north from Henry street. $500;
Frederick S, Jaqui ct al to Charles
la. Feick. Orange, southwest corner
ICamneld street, 40 feet southwest from
William street. $4,000.
Reginald N. Lee to Harriet Cara
brant, Caldwell middle Of road Pin'
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REAL ESTATE.
sI4Aass TRANSFERS.
NEWARK.

NEW Ark.
John r. Michigan to Giovanni
Dallanegra, e S Mt. Prospect
av, 125 # n fir Greenwood Lake
r. r., 25x100 ...............- 81
Charles G. Roman to Frank A.
B%oettner. e S Bergen st, 375 TT
n fr Runyon st, 50x105. .........
Frank A. Boettner to Aline e..
Roman, same property. ......... ]
George Brickell to Francis ].
Flynn, e s Brown st, 80 # fir
line T. T. Frelinghuysen's. 80
x9S ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ]
: Mary e. Piche to Fred Schultz. p.
n W s s. 18th st, so TT n fir
Peat st, 60x60 ................. !
Marcus Pier to Louis Volz, n S
Lafayette st, Ala TT e fir Mar
chant st, 25x9O .........,..."...
Sharff Const. s. Realty Co. to
Economic Buyer Associates, w
S N. 18th st, 1885 # $ fr Park av,
33xlO0 ~.
George H. Ejsele to the Board of
Education of Newark, lots Nos.
II and 70, on map of property
of Roe q Sewage, W s Clinton
pl, 50X134 1,S0
Barnet Dondis to Max Biddle-
man, e s Prince st. 214 it n FIR
Waverly pl, 37x75; and other
tract
Max Biddleman to Barnet Don
dis, n s 18th av, II fir Camden
st, 27x90; and other Tracts.
Francis c. Grub to John Il.
Stanton,1e s Lincoln ay, ITO #
II fr Delavan Nv, 25X116. 49,.
VIM. V. Nichols to Conrad Leick,
n S Watson av, w FIR Johnson
Nv, ,24x100 81
tGustave ziruth, ST, ct al to Jo-
seph H. Iwetz, W S S. 18th st,
675 it n fr Avon av, 25x90...... i
Joseph Iwetz TO Giruth, sr. ct al,
same property ......,.........
Josephine T. Garrigan ct al to
Jas. Fleming, S s Emmett st,
143 # e fir Broad st, 25X100; and
other tract
Selma O. Bassinger to August
n. Edlund, W Gray st, 225. TT
n fir OBange st, 0x100.......,..
Jas, H. Van Ness to Harry C.
Doremus, n S Beverly st, $50 #
W fr Leslie pl, 50x100...........
East Side Realty Co. to Freder-
lex Pfeifer, W s Napoleon st,
100 IT W fr Hamburg pl, 30xS5;
and other tract ...,....~....
TOWNSHIPS.
Patrick Mangan to Ellen T.
Coyne, Orange. $ Q cor Valley
and Beach SITS, 44x102. .......,.
Morris Lebowitz to Sarah zelik-
owitz, Orange, n s William st,
149 # e fr N. Centre st. 51X16S.
Excelsior Realty GO. to Philip
Horsch, Clinton, W s Grove st,
so IT n fir 18th av, 25x100........ DO
Grace M. Kluge and hus to Emil
H. Flickinger. Montclair, CEN
tire of Midland av, s s land of
Cannon. 114x313. ..........
Charles Wuensch to Harry Rab-
inovltch ct AL W s Sherman av,
% IT S fr Alpine st.........-...
Richard l.. johnson to Andrew j.
Fish, Irvington, n $ Murray st,
Sc IT W fir Tichenor's lane......
John Randall to Freda l. Knoop
ct al. e. Orange. s s Kearny st,
cor lands of Fredolin Hohlor.
Mary Watt to Rose Cronin. Bor-
ough Vailsburg, n $ Rodwell av,
w # Myrtle av, 25x100. ..... ~.
Frank H. Sommer SHERIFF to
Helena r. Edmonston ct all
(exrs). Montciair, n Fl centre of
Braemore road, e fr land Of
Charles t. Stone. jr.... 10
Helena r, Edmonston ct al (exrs)
to Albert H Wallace, Montclair,
same property .,.....s.. .a......
Antonio serritella to Nicola Car i.
sflo. BelleYille, " 8 Magnolia III:
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-06

LITTLE SILvER-Fronting Shrewsbury River
near station; bungalow plots on easy terms
MoREHOUSE & BROWN. Rcd Bank. N. ].
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-06

For 6ALE-Seven-room. steam SEATED house,
all improvements, open plumbing. excellent
condition; q. 800. II. J. Brown. $50 Main st..
Orange.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-06
j. n co.
South Orange. N. J. 1n Broadway. New York.


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. worth SIS, 900; sacrifice
to quick buyer; Il rooms. Q baths; easy terms.
A. M. North. II Bellaire drive. Montciair. N. ].