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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-31
Sheriffs Force Busy.

The sheriffs force are stil busy
looking for the violators of the law.
and especially those who violate the
liquor laws. Two were arrested and
placed in Jail yesterday charged with
selling whisky. The parties were
Steve shelton and Virgil Austin.
Shelton was later released on bond
in the sum of 81 200, a cash bond be-
ing made. But Austin is still Ian
gushing in the bastile.
Andrew, Fields, who has been in
jail for the past few weeks charged
with assault to kill, was released on
bond in the sum of $500.
Alexander Davis, Sid Parker. r. Z.
Dyer and Sterling Williams were car.
ried out to join the road gang today
TO work out their fines and sentences.
There are at present 35 prisoners in
iail
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-31
PUBLIC PROFANITY.
Passersby Annoyed BY oaths-rhe
Streets Of Ardmore Made Unpleasant

Passersby Annoyed BY Oaths-The
Streets Of Ardmore Made Unpleasant.
o. looks as though the time had
come for somebody to make "a few
remarks ON the subject of profanity
which polmtcs the ears Of passcrs.b,
uu our streets II seems To be- tho
case. iu many of our towns. I'm dif
icrrut states that except when
mau is drunk and disorlprly as
wen. the law Of the land against
pofauc swearing in public. as well
as the town ordinance to the same
"n'ct is allowed tn become % dead
letter. There is absolutely no excuse
''" profanity lt has been well said
.Nl' when q man takes the name
ol th" Most High bon vain. hc is
doing Satau's work for nothing. Oh.
rr sins may bring some return. even
if i' is only iu immediate pleasure
that will Doe bitterly atoucI for
later ON. The svcarcr gets no Pc.
turn whatever and receives only
the contempt and disgust of every
Woll-brcd person, much less every
man or woman ofcssng to honor.
Gods name. one lady once expressed
this very well in a talk 10 young
friend My boy. If It were not so
wicked, II Is 50 very mgcntlemauly.
81 was so mad. said it before
! thought" is often the excuse Civ
On That is poor enough in all
conscience. but the oaths heard On
the streets are, ortcntimcs, not cypl
used in anger The persons usiDg
this bad language seem 70 have an
idea that It adds 10 the emphasis
OF their remarks. or gives zest to
them. That this public profanity Is
constant and daily annoyance Is
no matter for idle conjecture. Moth
ing that has been said I'm the Ard
I moreito in regard TO any Of the
evils which the Law and Order
League was formed 10 fight has
, been said without due consideration
without positive proof. There is no
, hoarsay about It. If men have not
the fear of Divine Justice and good
ness I'm their hearts, those who are
running the town and county mean
10 see that they show such rcgarl
outwardly or take their punishment
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-31

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-31
A Personal Appeal.

II We could talk 10 you personally
about he great merit of Foleys Hon
oy and Tar for coughs, colds and lung
trouble you never could be induced
to experiment with unknown prepara-
tions, that may contain some harmful
drugs. Foleys Honey and Tar costs
you no more and has a record of forty
years OF cures.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-31
PERSONALS

Cbas Uc..1 loft foda, f.r Chic.
asha
n $, C,rr ,f p,uls vail, IL.
I'm the city.
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today for Guthrie.
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visitor horo TODAY,
g y p,l,or i. t.it,r t.,.
today from puraut
u uyde the a.nb,l, man from,
Woodford is here tolav
T. ~ Risc,. or V,.drorJ Fl. ., ..,..
ines. ,isro. hero toda,
Irwin rr,ro of ,r,r,.,.u. g.. ,
business visitor here today.
I. w,,s,,r ,rI ut,.o Al.
W ere visiting here Yesterday
John steele LEFT toda. for , b,si.
moss visit f. coi,,s.,ti,
Harry S,one returned tod,y no, q,
business visit to points east
c. .,
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' 49,. q wen KNOWN young
ma" VI N"''''i'' Is visitor hc'"
"'SS o..' Sn'''n ana Miss Binch
"""h OF MARIETTA are ys!,'ns he:7
,,
"'' ''''r o' Nynn'wood Is
"',o"s 'ne business visitors here
~ ""Ssra'es and baby
'',' 'ou"y Tor Gainesville TO visit
"oo ''"'e','"S mas returned from a
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-31
Attention X. OF p.

Every member of Myrtle lodge is
urged to be present at regular conven-
tion Thursday evening, Dec, 81. Much
important business remains TO be dis
posed OF and plans discussed for the
coming year.
w. II. BERRY, c. C.
p. r. ADAMS, X. or r. & s. 302
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-31
Matinee Opera
House Friday

The Hidden Hand Company is tn
New Years attraction at Robson
opera house for matinee and night.
Tickets on sale Thursday. 800
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Catholic Church.

Tomorrow High Mass will b.
sung at ten o'clock sharp. II is a day
of obligation. Everybody welcome.
FATHER JAS. J. WALLRAPP.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-31
Opera House New
Years Day

The Hidden Hand Company comes
to Robson opera house for matinee
and night, New Years Day. Special
matinee will be given at 2:30 p. m.
3O2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-31
New Years
Matinee

Special matinee by the Hidden
Hand company New Years Day \
guaranteed attraction Tickets on
sale Thursday 800
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-31
WE CAN DO YOUR GAS FITTING
FRIGHT NOW"
Don't wait until II gets cold again.
Phone 60. Ardmore Supply Co.

Mrs Charles Horne and children
of Chickasha who Lave been here
for the past few days visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. Mack CampLcll N
north Washington street returned
home today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-31
Y. NJ. c. A. KNIGHTS.
The Boys viii Work-Let the Elders
Helm Also.

Help Also.
Our people OF all denominations-are
urged to talk and work for the Y NJ.
c. 4. If we are in earnest in the
many assertions we have made dur.
ing the past six weeks, we want TO do
all we can TO have a good town, TO
see that nothing is left undone that
can aid In the cause of good order
and right living, Think of what II
would mean to have two hundred
Young men banded together I'm an as
socation that has no other purpose
than this before the minds OF its
members, that was formed for such
a purpose and for nothing else. And
20 these will constantly be added 9th.
or young men. One Of the best things
about youth Is that II is always en-
thusiastic What It wishes and be
licvcs should be the wish and belief
Of the whole world II is this youth
ful enthusiasm that catches at the
idea OF the association, as at a world.
wide organization which purposes like
Arthur's knights of the round table,
to fight the giants wherever found, TO
slay the monsters which imprlson
good and make evil a power, or per.
ish IN the attempt. Right here is
whore these young knights Of the Y.
VI. c. A. get in their best work - in
putting the spirit that has becn pour
ed into them into the man In the same
office, the same shop. Shame 70 the
elders If they cannot help the boys
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-31
STOP AND LISTEN.
SHADE TREES.

{: Everybody who wants shade (.
(: trees just phone me and | :!
/: will get you nice trees of any q
I: kind you want and will do 3:
4: you good work cheap. 8:
/" W. S. RICH :;
T" Phone S2i white. .:
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-31

A. X. Mayes OF Oklahoma City
was here this morning looking after
business matters.
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New Years Reception.

All the parishioners and friends of
ST. Philips church are invitAl at
tend an informal reception he
Rcctory tonight Thursday from s
to II o'clock Light refreshments
will be served
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ST. Philips Church.

There will be a &c. bration of the
Holy Eucharist January lst, the
Feast Of the Circumcision at 10
o'clock a. m. On Sunday, January
Bird, there will be a morning service
only, conducted by ArchdeacoE
Smith.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-31

The Woodmcn of the World will
have a social session tomorr)w
night. after the installation us The
officers for the coming year The
circle will unite with the WcoJmcn.
and refreshments will be scrval
Little Miss Ruth Blake will enter.
tain friends Saturdan night in
a party of young friends tonight in
honor of her cousin, Miss Freda Ora
ham, of Durant, and her friend. Miss
Florence Thurman, Of Ada.
Miss Preston Of Jefferson. Texas,
who has been visiting her sister.
Mrs. Murphy. will return home D.
morrow.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-31

hloma City Those who are ac-
quaiut,d with these young ladies' ana
their social abilities, their names will
bc a guarantee Of the pleasure be.
fore those SO fortunate as to he
numbered among the guests
=
The reception given bs Ms ste.
phcu Douglas to the Fcrndale Re.
view club, in honor of Miss Bcullh
Trimble, was most delightful az
fair. The club attended in mll for,a.
aud in addition to the members
there we're several guests the Mes
danes Sandlin. Mrs McEImorc and
Miss Preston Of jefferson, Texas .
The handsome residence of Mr.
Douglas was prcttily decorated for
the occasion. Games wprc played.
dominoes, ~" and finch Later. de-.
licious refreshments were served
The affair testified to Mrs. Douglas
talents as hostess and to Mrs.
Trimble's popularity among her
friends.
Mrs O. \. Strange entertained
Tuesday night in honor Of Miss Lula
Pate who is home from Tishomingo,
where she has been teaching school.
TO spend the holidays Miss Pate Is
a daughter of city Treasurer Pate
and was one Of last years seniors
at the Ardmore High School.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-31

Friends o Miss Edna Schwartz.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Schwartz, of Gainesville, who has
frequently visited In Ardmore, will be
interested TO hear of her marriage TO
Mr. l.. s. Katis. which takes place at
Temple Emmanuel, Gainesville. this
afternoon at six o'clock A reception
will be given this evening to the hap.
py pair by the Harmony Club. II
seems a pity that this should occur
the same evening as the Elks' dance,
but this could not be avoided. The
Lowenstcin orchestra of Ardmore will
play for the Elks. Quite a number OF
Ardmore society people expect TO go
down 70 Gainesville for the Elksi
dance. Mrs. II. Lowenstein and Miss
Jeanette Lowonstein will be guests
at the Schwartz-Katz wedding.
Gainesville will have a gay New Year.
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New Years day bids fair TO be a
time Of gaioty and social pleasure in
Ardmore. Besides others that have al
ready been mentioned in our society
columns, the following young ladies'
will entertain at the home of Mrs.
Walter Colbert: Misses Mary Hobson,
Nallie Southerlin, Lillian McNees.
Lena Gardenhier Canes Addington,
Vera Olive, Flora Alvis, Florrie Null
len, May Louden, Leslie Woods, Willie
byers, Jennie Butts. They will have
assistance, in receiving and entertain.
ing their guests, of Miss Ryan OF Ok
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Robson Opera House
Matinee and Night, Jan. lst.

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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-30
CONTRACTS FILED.

These contracts were filed In the county
clerks Office today:
F. E. Bugbee. owner, with Charles p.
Walker. contractor. electrical work, $50:
Bloomfield avenue, Montclair, N. ]. Same
owner with Howard & Klotz, contractors,
painting work. 1885; same premises.
Mrs. Jane Magee. owner, with Fitzsim-
mons & Ferguson. contractors. mason work,
$500; Academy street. South Orange. N. ].
The Fipser Investment Association, of
Newark, owner. with John Haitsch, con
tractor, all the work. $3.50; South Tween
tieth street.
A. M. seeley, owner. With E. Berla. con-
tractor: plumbing and heating work. So, 442:
Elwood and Clifton Same owner
with P. II. Jaehnig, contractor. electrical
work, 1915; same premises. Same owner
with l.. Parker Building and Construction
Company, contractors, mason, carpenter.
iron, sheet metal, painting. tiles and
metal lath work. S12. Isl. 40; same premises.
w. G. Wolf, owner, with H.. Grumbach.
contractor, plumbing work. 1886: VOORHEES,
street. Same owner with Q. +. Bond, con-
tractor, steam heating work, $210: same
premises.
Mrs. Jane Magee, owner. vs4h s. r Wal
ters, contractor, carpenter work, s.. 1865;
Academy street, South Orange. N. j..
Seymour Tucker. owner. with Joseph
Melsol, contractor. all the work. $15, 300:
Rutledge avenue. East Orange N. J.
MIR. and Mrs. Diodoro Serritella. owners,
with Arace & Borrelli. contractors, all the
work, $1,25o; Chester avenue and Seventh
street.
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six rooms and bath, with modern i'm
provements and .conveniences. The
lot of each property Is 45x130 and build
ing 3sxS5 feet. The purchaser was Mrs.
Henryette Kaufherr, of this city, n
the consideration was about $4,000.
The annual rental is $500. She pur-
chased the same for an investment.
They have also effected the sale Of
Mrs. Kaufherr's property at 1903 Clinton
avenue which is q four-story buff
brick dwelling house, now occupied
by her, for a consideration of $25, 600.
DIR. Charles f. Kraemer and Samuel
Perse~ represented the Zelmans, and
Harry Berger too care of the Kauf-
herr interests in the deals.
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THE PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Dec. S0.-Butter~Firm: re-
cial, 239SO.
Cheese-Quiet; unchanged; receipts, i. 662.
Eggs-Steadler. unchanged receipts. 5.507.
Flour-Receipts. 91,964; sales, 1000; dull
at old prices.
Wheat-Receipts, $4,000; sales, $1,000: In
spite of poor cables, wheat had good sup
port this morning and ruled steady owing
to light Northwest receipts at about last
nights prices. December, 1O96sdl10; May,
III 13-16Q112as.
Rye-DuIl; No, 2 Western. s11s +. o. b..
New York.
Corn-Receipts, IS, 700; sales none.
~Beef-Stedy.
Pork-Easy.
~Lard-Fasy; Western, e.7odas0.
Sugar-Raw quiet; fair refining, BIZ;
centrifugal, 96 test, S.67; mo1asses sugar,
a.92. Refined quiet; crushed, 5.95; pow
dered, AIS: granulated. ASS.
Petroleum-steady refined. all ports
8.45DS.5 80.
Coffee-ouiet; No. 7 Rio. 6ss; No. A San
tos, 7MnS1s.
Molases-Steady; New Orleans, 2S442.
Poultry-Alive steady; chickens, 129;
fowls. 1872; turkeys, Is. Dressed firm;
Western chickens. 16I019; Western fowls,
111aQ14la; Western turkeys. 1922.
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THE COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, Dec. @.-The cotton mar
ket opened steady, at a decline of 2 points
on December. but generally 2 TO Z points
higher. Early fluctuations were nervous
and e~rratic, hut January showed consld-
cradle strength, selling IA points net higher
on rumors that very little of the cotton
taken up on December would be retendered
and later positions ruled about I to I points
net higher during the middle of the MORN
ing. Business was fairly active and atten-
ton seemed to be centred chiefly on the
near positions.
After showing a net advance OF 5 to
Il points with January relatively firm the
market was nervous and irregular late in
the forenoon with the later months In
clined to be easy under realizing. Prices
points higher.
re- 2:50
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MARKET CLOSES
WITH STOCKS ON
DOWNWARD TREND
Earlier Advances Are Not Main
neutrality-suspicious. Heavy
and Dull.

NEW YORK, Dec. 30.-The opening
only slightly from last nights closing
level. The changes were very much
mixed and the dealings were on a lib
eral scale.
IL a. m.-Concerted buying of the
Gould stocks gave strength to the early
operations, and the representative
stocks all rose we'll above yesterdays
fnal prices. Heavy liquidation IN
American Smelling eventually caused a
short setback all around. and several
stocks reacted to below their first
prices.
Noon-The selling pressure l%ightened,
but the rally was languld and dull and
fell short of complete recovery. The
sagging tendency was renewed later
until a rise in Reading stiffened the
tone. Bonds we're Irregular.
1 D.. m.-High-priced railroad stocks
rose again to the previous high point
and Southern Pacific showed special
strength. Large purchases Of Reading
were also made, and there We're some
good r%ecoveries among the metal stocks.
Reading advanced 11s and Southern
Pacific Ia. Toledo. St. Louis and
Western dropped ia and American
Sugar III.
2p. m.-Prices generally fiuctuated in
a narrow and uninteresting fashion,
but the undertone was firm, and there
was strength in particular stocks. Wis
consin Central was unusually active,
and gained 3. The preferred also moved
up 2, Illinois Central 1ss and New York
Central and Chicago and Alton l,
p. m.-The market closed heavy and
dull. The advances were not main
tanned and a downward movement
again set in, which reached the earlier
low points In some cases.
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NEW JERSEY CORPORATIONS.

TRENTON, Dec. 90.-Certif1cates of
incorporation have been granted to the
following companies
Samuel Hird & Sons, Garfield; CAPT
tai, $50. 900; incorporators, Samuel,
Henry Z. and S. A. Hird; to manufac-
ture silk.
The Lake Superior Investment Com
PAM Jersey City; capital, 100000 In
corporators, Robinson Leech, Henry s.
Hooker and Forsythe Wicks; to man
ufacture iron and lumber products.
Carey. Hubbard, Young q 20, Jersey
City; capital, 500, 600; in~corporators, j.
Disbrow Baker. Arthur w. Britton
and Kenneth K. McLaren; to lea In
stocks, bonds, etc.
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BONDS FOR IMPROVING ASBURY.

ASBURY PARK, Dec. 30-An agree
ment to issue new bonds to the amount
of SIPS. 900 has been cached at the end
of a conference between Beach Com
missioners Steiner, Gordon and Berry,
Mayor Appleby and the CITY Council.
AS soon as money from h issue Is
available 1t will be spent for further
Improvement of the resort.
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SOUTH ORANGE
REAL ESTATE NOTES.


The firm of 8. Leschziner & Co., in
conjunction with Lowry q Berger,
effected a sale yesterday morning when
articles of agreement were signed by
Mrs. Sophie Zelman and husband for
The transfer of properties Nos. 173 to
1873 Hillside avenue. They consist of
three three-story double brick apart
ment dwellings,, ZACH fla containing
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CHICAGO GRAIN z

CHICAGO. Dec. 3O.-In spite of an
official forecast of a cold wave tonight
for a large part of the wh~eat-growing
OF his country, sentiment in
the early part of the day. May opened
Y lower to u higher at 107% to 1879;
to 108 @10Sb n dropped
back TO 107%... :. ....f'H
May corr opened u lower to "a
May AT opened unchanged
to a shade lower at SIX @61B to 51B,
and soId at 81 @52.
Provisions opened 8 to 12h lower.
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THE LONDON MARKET.

LONDON. Dec. @.-American securities
had a quiet opening today. Trading was
during the early session and price
changes were small. Pennsylvania de-
clined ? and Amalgamated Copper and st.
Paul advanced as much. The rest of the
list showed no change from yesterdays
New York closing.
New York advices advanced prices ia
the afternoon, but later selling caused the
market to close easy.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-30
CEMEN1

THE NEWARK IN AND CEMENT
MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
The annual meeting for the election of direc-
tors Of this company win be held at the office
of the company, foot Of Bridge street. Newark,
N. J.. on Tuesday, January ~. 1908. The polls
will be open from II a. m. to 10 m.
RUTLEDGE L ODELL. Secretary.
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Y. o & W Isl 1oOh 1o0A 1oON 1O0A

N Y. o & W As 1907 1904 1O0h 1904
Ore S L new As. 94% -. -. -.
Penn 1915 ....... 95M -. 49,. -.
Reading Gen As. 102A -. -. -.
Seaboard A L As. 65% -. -. -.
st l. South LIST Is. 1914 -. go. -.
st l. South conv.. 7sA 79% 79A 791s
Southern Ry 41ss. 1874 1874 IT'S IS
Union Pac list 4s 104A -. .... -.
I'm Pac COW As. 107% 1919 1878 1O7N
u s s S F 5s..... 1o2% 1929 1921 1921
w Pitts Ter I'd As 1874 -. .... -.
Wabash 4s........ 76h 76h 75% 1873
Wisconsin 4s...... 80 91h 80 91a
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HI MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK, Dec. 90.-Money on call
firm, 2 to 3A per cent; ruling rate "a:
closing bid 212, offered at 3. Time loans
very dull and steady; 60 days 3 per cent.
and 80 days 3 to 3A per cent; six months
31a per cent.
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DR.. Thomas r. Higgins, formerly of
st. James's Hospital, Newark, Is slated
for appointment as city physician of
Elizabeth.
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TOWNSHIPS


Modern Essex Co. to Charles Bag
1,0D TT s c Fl Harrison st, 25x196...
Myra j. DENLY and hus to Maude G.
Davis, Montclair, centre st. Luke's
pl, 80 TT n fr Hillside av. 43x176.....
Frederick II. Price o Albert W.
Harris, T.. Orange. w S Midland nv,
125 II n FIR lands Farrand ID. Brow
er, 50x33S: and 2 other tracts.........
Albert w Harris to Harriet c.
Price, e. Orange, same property.
William II. Kemp to Walter w. Har-
rison, s. Orange, S W s Claremont
av, n W Fl R~idgewood rd, 1 acres.
Harry N. Reeves to First Methodist
ire Orange I'd, III IT fr Washington
st, lot 1, block d. map 81. S9x17f....
Sophronia p. Taylor and hus to Clara
PRESS, Orange, s G S Ridge st, Gil
TT n e Fl Main st, 70xi30. .........,....
Frank RI. Sommer ~(Sheriff) to the
Franklin Savings Institution of
Newark, E. Orange, W S Maple av,
400 1T n e fr land Ira Peck, 10ox3o0..
Andrew Volker to Louis c. Konow,
p. Orange, e s N. 18th st. 125 IT n
fr Park av. &x100.
Mary Bodley and hus to Samuel f.
Blair, Nutley, n S William st, 276 it
Edward NJ. Jackson to Sarah NJ.
through lands American Homes Co,
100 IT 8 fr Westville av. 50x15O.......
Greylock Land Co. to Eliza j. Brow
er,. Belleville, S 8 Greylock av, 80 TT
e FIR Mann st, 25x10O. ................
Arthur d. Crane to Lydia c.. Miller,
e. Orange, e 8 S. Grove st, 144 IT
n e fr 18th av. 56xO. .............."..