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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-18
NEWS OF THE DAY IN SOCIETY WORLD Miss HOrner and Miss
 Bailey Introduced THE DAYS CALENDAR Mrs. Caesar Misch an Interesting visitor-Mrs. Aldrieh Publishes
 Programme for Maude
 Powell Recital
THE DAYS CALENDAR
EVENTS OF TO-DAY IN SOCIETY.

EVENTS OF TODAY IN SOCIETY. Mrs. Charles Calhoun's bridge party in compliment to Mrs. Loftus
 , Cuddy and Mrs. Charles Goode
 - Mercer.
 The afternoon with the Council ; of Jewish Women at the Phoenix club. with Mrs. Caesar l.. Misch. president of the National Council - of Jewish Women,s as the especial
 - guest.
 The dinner given in compliment y to Miss Kathleen Nixon and MT. ; Joseph Collins by the groomsmen
 F who are to attend them at their
 wedding. Miss Helen Coulbourne entertains } at afternoon tea in compliment to Miss Mary Frazer of Mobile.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-18
MRS. HORACE ADAMS TO
 ENTERTAIN INFORMALLY

In compliment to her sitter, Mrs. Moore of Atlanta, Mrs. Horace Adams will en- certain few friends Tuesday afternoon at bridge.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-18
Adopt Cotton Standards

Mobile. February 1.-The Mobile Cotton exchange today adopted the of- ficial cotton grades of the United States department of agriculture as the official standards of the exchange
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-18
MRS. JOHN G. WHITFIELD
 HOSTESS AT AFTERNOON TEA

One of the last events of the season will be the afternoon tea given by Mrs. John G. Whitfield on February 2S at her home This promises to be as charming
 as all of the affairs planned by this clever hostess.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-18

guests, and the dance was arranged by Mr. Arrismith, MT. Cain, Mir Bynum and MT. Woods.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-18

Its a, pretty little story that came my way about Montgomery boy who
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-29
ALL THAT'S NEWEST IN
WOMEN'S NECKWEAR-

u g y .
We have some very pleasing ef-s
fects in neckwear, besides many
little novelties in plaitings, jabots 4
and side frils, collars, Jokes,
tlchus, quaker collars. Price 25o
to $500. 81 S5.is,
INDIVIDUAL DRINKING CUPS
Buy an individual drinking cup
for your boy and girl to use. at,
school and have them avoid the
public one. You may some time
wish you had. Many states have.
legislated against this public cup.
We have a nice selection from 10c3
to $3.50 each.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-29

We carry the three best Cor.
sets in the country. Gossard, the.
front lace Queen; Memo for stout
figures, has no equal. and 1.-THE
American Lady" We have the
honor of selling more American
Lady Corsets than any city in the.
United States. the size of Fair
mont. Our Corset filters know
their business and you can buysd
Corset from us and get the Corset
you should have md its costs you
no more. Corsets Soc to $40.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-29
NEW GLOVES

Our new Perrin Gloves for fall
are now in. We've the best $1.00
glove in this country. Come !,
in all srades. Some beauti-
full new novelty gloves $1.50 to
$3.50. Long Chamois $500. Elk !
ira Quality Kid 16.button, best
glove made, $3.50. !
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-29
NEW HANDBAGS

Autumn styles. In feathers,
velvet, beaded and mesh. You
will be pleased with our showing
Of these priced from $1,000 to
$500. 3 So
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-29
Fai.i /.
Best Clothing
Store. Let
Us Show You
the New
Fall Styles

=
{ The stock is now complete and
we are satisfied you will agree
with us when you see it. that it's
the largest and finest showing
we've ever made. We've amodel,
o style for every man and young
man, q fabric. a color and pattern
that will meet your fancy; we
know we can fit you perfectly;
guarantee to do so, in fact. and
we've values that others cannot
touch at these prices.
$40 to $50
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-04-28
SlEMON DECLINES A
PLACE AS POLICEMAN
Failing to Get Post of Detective, He
States He Wishes Nothing
from Commission.

Having made application for the po
sition of city detective, and having
received appointment as patrolman on
the night force, William Siemon re
fused 10 accept a position with the
Rock Island police department. Com
missioner Archie Hart had assigned
him TO duties on the force, together
with others who were to fill out the
list of officers. But Mr.. Siemon liked
not the idea and so refused 70 go
to work. He told the commissioner
that his application had been for the
position of city detective, and if that
was not forthcoming he wanted moth
ing The commissioner replied that
the choice Of city detective had al
ready been made and that it was i'm.
possible TO create Offices to suit the
demands Of the applicants.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-04-28
NUMBER OF CASES
ARRAIGNED FOR TRIAL
Docket in the Circuit Court for Next
Week Contains Large List
OF Civil Actions.

The following list of civil cases has
been set for hearing in the circuit
court before Judge w. H. Gest, COM
mencing Monday afternoon, at which
time new panel of jurors will be
selected:
Monday-Tuller vs. McCaskrin,
Claussen VS.. Good ct al, Williams VS..
Framing. Duffy VS.. Young & McCombs,
Craig VS.. Warrick Tailoring company.
Tuesday-Claussen VS.. Good ct al,
Swanson VS.. Good ct al, Daebelliehn
VS.. Daebelliehn. Taylor VS.. Taylor. Ma
hon VS.. Vermuellen, Oakleaf, admin
istrator,' vs.. c., r. l. & P. Railroad
company.
Wednesday-Young VS.. Mississippi
Valley Trust company, Heider VS..
Safe. Glenridge Coal company VS.. Mey-
er 81 al, Benjamin Harris company VS..
Schmidt.
hursday-Marshal & Husehart
company vs.. Young, Versluis VS.. Tri-
City Railway company, Coyne VS.. Pad
dock
Friday-State Bank Of Rock Island
vs.. Bryan ct al. State Bank of Rock
Island VS.. Bryan ct al, Couch VS.. Tri-
City Railway company, Moline Voting
Machine company vs.. Schreiner, Henke
vs.. Deere & Mansur company.
General-People ex rel Shallberg VS..
Central Union Telephone company,
Muenter VS.. Moline Pillow company.
Tropp VS.. Deere & Mansur comapny,
Irwin VS. City of Rock Island. B. & B.
Coal company VS.. Bishop & Sons,
Leoney VS.. Wilmerton, Crockett VS..
Rock Island & Peoria Railway com
pany. Mier VS.. Chicago, Milwaukee &
St. Paul Railway company. Honesty
VS.. United Breweries company, Rum
Ter VS.. Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railway company. Sommers VS. Som
mers, Bender VS.. Chicago, Rock Island
& Pacific Railway company. Pollard
VS. estate of Baker, deceased. Shoop
vs.. Tri-City Railway company, Kahlke
Bros. VS.. Deere, Glen Bros. VS. Sisters
of the Visitation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-04-28
HORACE MANN IS
FIRST IN MATCH
Seventh Ward School Boys Are
Declared Champion Spell
ers of 1911.
aRE.AW4RDED A REMNANT
Lonxfezlow Teams Takes Second
Place and Hawthorne Third
I'm Annual Contest

Through excellence IN spelling the
team which represented Horace Mann
school tn the annual contest for boys,
conducted last night in the Rock Is
land high school auditorium under the
auspices of the Y. NJ c. A, won first
bonors in the match. a beautiful. Y.
NJ. c. A. pennant, with the inscription,
Spelling Champions, 1911" was award
ed to the team. The total number OF
points made by the team was SO, while
the next closetst school was Longfellow
with 80. Then came the Hawthorne
school with 50, the Irving school with
50. and then the Lincoln school with
~. This last team was handicapped
by the absence of Robert Olmsted, who
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-04-28

Isary by, parental opposition, the
brides mother being loath to part with
her daughter. The young people saw
no reason for waiting longer, however,
and when their announcement was
made they were at once forgiven.
They will reside for a time with the
brides mother, Mrs. Bertha Buettner,
522 Twenty-fourth street, after which
they will make their home in Dayen-
port, where the groom is employed as
a guard at Central park. The mar
riage was the elimination of a pretty
romance lasting over year and start
ing from a chance meeting between
the young guard and the Rock Island
girl Miss Marie Champion, 1911 Rock
Island street, Davenport. served a
wedding supper to the bride and groom
after the ceremony. Both young peo-
pie are well known and they have
the best wishes of a host of friends.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-04-28

was kept from the match by the death
Of his mother.
The honor Of individual champion
goes TO Melvin johnson, who was up
after all others had missed In the con-
test He wins the fountain pen award
ed for first place. Bert Metcah of Hor-
ace Mann school won the second indi-
vidual prize. and Rudolph Englund OF
Longfellow school won third prize
Second and third prizes were pocket
kniveA Adolph Levin of Horace Mann
won fourth prise, a gold stickpin.
Lnngfe1low school. as winner of sec.
ond place, received a framed picture.
Only five teams competed, Eugene
Field withdrawing before the contest
H WORDS MIssPMLED.
A specially prepared list of 1,2s7
words. prepared by Superintendent II.
B. Hayden, was used in the contest
These words have been in the hands of
the participants in the match for weeks
and the greater number OF them have
been mastered. When the whole list
had been spelled through, only IL
words had been misspelled and II bows
were still standing. The summaries:
Horace Mann: Total Points, 99-Les-
lie Johnson, 10; Bert Metcalf, "a; FL.
mer Clark, Is; Adolph Levin. %; Uri
Metcalf, Is.
Longfellow School; Total Points, 70
Rudolph England. %; Rudolph Veden,
II; Werner Hallgren, II; Everett Bowes,
10; Frank Firman, Is.
Hawthorne School; Total Points, So
Arthur Miller, II; Albert Taber, 20;
Robert Roth, IA; Frank Alter, 2; Ed
ward Guthormsen, 3.
Irving School; Total Points. 52-Mel-
vim Johnson, Is: Harry Weisman, 6;
David Greenblatt, 9; Henry Payne, 4
Louis Cohn, 8.
Lincoln School; Total Points, 42-
Ben Greenblatt. Z; Abraham Morris,
10; Clarence Huber, 21; Israel Zeffren,
8; Peter Stauduhar. 1.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-04-28


new coors &c o %
here tomorrow We win them for spring
in this country We take especial pride in great juvenile department
showing clothes for the
youngsters $3.50 $1,000
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-04-28
COUPLE, OPPOSED,
WED ON THE QUIET
Frederick Knabe and Miss Theresa
Emma Buettner Spring Sur
prise on Relatives.

Frederick Knabe of Davenport and
Miss Theresa Emma Buettner of Sils
city sprang a surprise on their friends
and relatives yesterday evening when
they announced that they had been
united in marriage earlier in the day
at the German Lutheran church in
Davenport, Rev. c. Holtermann
officiating The secrecy which at
tended the ceremony was made neces-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-04-28
Notice to English Daily Newspapers.

Notice TO English Daily Newspapers.
Gentlemen: Sealed proposals will
be received at the city clerks Office
until O'Clock p. m Saturday. May 8.
1911, for publishing all notices. adver-
tisements, reports. proceedings and
miscellaneous matters required to be
published by the terms of the commits
sion form of government act Bidders
must furnish a statement, giving the
local circulation of the paper, which
statement must be sworn to before a
notary public The city reserves the
right 10 reject any and all bids.
J. n. LUNDBERG,
City Clerk.
Rock Island, H.. April "a, 1911.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-04-28
Never Out CT Work,

The busiest little things ever made
are DR.. Kings New Life Pills. Every
pill is a sugar-coated gloDule of health.
that changes weakness into strength,
Ianguor into energy, orain-fag into men
tai power; curing constipation. head
ache. chiils. dyspepsia, malaria. Only
Is cents at all druggists
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-04-28
City Chat
Buy a home of Reidy Bros.
Kerler Rug company, cleaners.


Kerler Rug company, cleaners.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
For express. call Spencer & Trefz.
Let William Johnson do your tin and
furnace work; 1916 Third avenue.
H T. Siemon wants your tin and
furnace work; 1526-152s Fourth ave
nue..
Loans on real estate security. AL
bert Huber, Peoples National bank
building.
Use Happy Hour coffee and every
meal hour will be happy hour. ASK
Sittig & Stahmer.
we clean suits. jackets. skirts, por-
there's, piano and couch covers, feath-
ers. furs. etc. Montgomery & Camp
bell, 1903 Second avenue Both phones
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-04-28
Hour and t7af Service Saturdays and
Sundays on the Rock Island


Commencing Saturday, April 90. the
Rock Island Southern will run trains
every hour and half, from Z g. N. I'M
til 1880 p. m, from Rock Island 10
Monmouth on Saturdays and Sundays.
On other days the present three-hour
schedule viii be maintained Special
round trip rates will be sold every
day. effective April 80, as follows: Be
tween Rock Island and Taylor Ridge.
45c: Reynolds, COO; Mathersyille. soc;
Gilchrist, 81; AIedo. SLIPS; Burgess,
s1.25; Norwood. s135; Monmouth,
$1.75; Galesburg. 81. For further In
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-04-28

Tablets assist nature in driving all
impurities out OF the system, insur-
ing free and regular condition and
restoring the organs OF the body to
health and strength. Sold by all
druggists.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-25
Gibt - Jiids, bic idIafeHa

Dob manGx s5iFde Elm periobiih
ipiebsriebrenbts GdI0fbhirfnib 5tis
gen, III iptnig besaunt; bod iptHiger
bic 9botfd6e, b1B einaelne Slide i'm
GhI0fsuItanbe cine bon Der nOrmnItn
G6rp<rboltung enn5 obsDeihknbe
GieIIune einnebmkn- 60 Iestn iin nn6
Bonlenger gentle aippfifde (aobris
benz gum GhIoFen auf bic Geite. bic
I'm gaiI Ixbenben pdnsertptIie Der
@osiung GDnobOritis baaeeen auF ben
aaiiden. Mun M<ru<r trof biefe Meils
b1ufig bdu6oufpdrts unD ami fmeinenh
p5IIia b<lpeaungsIDs an ber WdiIsr,
okrflGhs NIT her Gtr6mung treibtnb,
Muf Wiirfe nit iieinen Gteinhen ren,
gierten pif Difne srit. tDtnn rs birstl
getrcffen iDuroti.
Gebr int<refoHt III es, bob bieIl
Gri6einung<n iiingis publisirttn Mii
| tkiIunexn 3ufeIst audi an Tii6ti
uRitrtr GslpdiIsr inb an M1uoriifms
fifhen au b<cbn@ten fnb. ilnter usl
ivrsn einbeimiIGtn JifGkn iDirD pcI
lDerner unb Mtnh HbereinitimHztrl
ber Gmsnmmpeibger (WlisgarHus fpl
ffIiSl ois 3eitlpeihgtx GGldkr 81
ndnnt, ebenfD jein no1Er 8ermdnbft1
ber GielHbeiber (Gabisis tdenio). Dsl
Be 16iere Iieotn IN 6&laf rtgunBslc
alfi - Ril6aas nab6 H. afnarz
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-25
OrHHbsise eatbunss llfbertrasnnseH.
Cincinnati, "a. Mai.

V J. IL " - lf. 1Llls
Raria wl. 3iesIer an Joi.pb G.
5bism, 90 BEL SO sub an Turner
alIep. Alb Sub uDrbIi6 BON gan.Str.,
81.
Rarp 6. Waua an Jrant !. 5art,
mann, 20 bel 15O Sub on Der Deit'
feite Der Marb Str, 118 CUB n0rDs
lib BON Gin Str, 81.
She 8. & 8. e. so. H. R. 60. an
bic aue.n Gtip Goal Co., 10 Sabre
padt auf Elm Slid 2anb on Der Ode
Der 5iinft.n unb GrOnt Cir; jdbrIi6.
Wlistbe $500.
glepbolb 6. gJierf0n an Gbnart
6eIber, Got III In ". 6. pieri0n's
llnterabtteilung. College Sitl. 81.
anna 9. Dougbtp an bic GtuDl
Jaoripoob. sbeiI pon Got 2 in pdrpin
2ans6goHe's lInterobtbeiIuns ,$I250
u. 3. Price an J0bn WuslIer. 9hei
bon Got 27 In @rseniDooo llnttrdbtbei
lung, 2odlanb, $500.
Sbe gintinnoti Erujt Co.. Eruisse
ON Gbparb Gamran u. Nnb.. Got A
in Mnbifon pl0fe liHternbtbtilung
$295.
Georse 90. oensF, per Sheriff, q
Gouibern Gbto g. y. 4. Co., Gbei
BON Cot 254 Ia 6<nrn r. Etbdm'l
1InternbtbeilunQ, $710
Il Nlnun MrIf. 6huimfffS6fxfx n0z1 14f1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-25
GraHDeisentbnmss 6upotbeleH.
Gintinn0ti. "A. Wai.
Rsae Gnpptbeten

1t ~ ~ sNH
g6riitine Sofstoettsr on Ormanbs
g. II. 6. Co., $1,000.
Gbos. M. Dan Dsrpcrt on 6onsss
ftsdb 9. II. 6. Co., $1,000.
5o3el 8. Rinslorb an bto., $500.
ais;is G. aoIber an UaobdOn q. u.
SO! 2, $500.
ssrant :. 5artr,ann an bto. $3.50
MmGnbo 6. Gnnbers an bto..
$1750.
Soipb gliebaus an Green Ctr. 6
u. 3. Co.. $1,000.
15reb. @otipn an u. R. u. Q. q
5arpupt, $500.
Dep. q. 6aas on bto.. $326.65.
Gblrurb g. 5sris an hto-, $10O1.
waprtls Gruu an s)ettrs Rsoltp Go.
$500.
sbitb 8. ps giob an Bomb Gin q
". Co., 500.
CD. 3. 5orbt an Gai Gub 6. q
Co., 5000.
5oIspb 6. 7biem an GsO. s5ieH'
$700.
german Grfmnnn ON Rrrtb Dair
mount Qocuf 9. u. q. Co.. yt400.
gbparb Gelser on q. G. pierIcu
$240O.
Gbitb Sc RpD on Mnua = 9rom
men, 1886.
| Dm. Gri!idb an FOUNDATION 9.
q. Co.. $4,000.
Sos. u. ariinsbaus an SOfp5 y,
Iingbnus. $3.50
6apib 3. MilIiamssan -2ibernl 6
=. q. Co.. 5000.
| 8. y. Gzadsaa 3Gnia .1lobberle
$500.
Dasib @. sB<apss an ai0a ss0.1s
| 4. q. Co., $4,000.
1 .Dsaut sssna,as a. 5o5H = "a
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-25

Jpfspbine Monn on Rtnsri'oe y. y.
II. g. Co, $3.50.
gbiIip 6onerIttp an Come y. u. y.
G., Neobins, $1,000.
TlarD Ulan Dubbs on bto, $500.
girbie Hroblsn on G. R. Shus
marb, $500.
UailIie 6. soirTnfelb an WintoH
German 9, u. 6. M.. $500.
sbds. r. + sssaeaHsa al gsefmnn Ctr.
9. u. g. Co., $1,000.
ssennie 8. aelIn an Central Gnirs
mount q. ii. 6. Co.. $500.
Msarn ssmmermann an Shio Bnusp
g. II. 9. Co., $1,000.
2neIla %. 3imttaermann an Ihos.
so. Rpon, ,$794.
Tlorb Smmermann an Sfaac aas
ron, $300.
2oura {. Depub an drteontens
aib 5oc., $500.
= Sobn R. 4nbrstps unb Geo. 8. 5tte
an GoHib,rn ObiO 6. II. Z. Co.,
$500.
Wiihael Blusrpd an SoHt1ern lqlo
Gop. 8t. Co., S11O0.
Bernard aerner an grice 5iti eagle
g. uCg. SO. SO. 1, $1,000.
Gtepbon apenis an Wm. J. 3nesp,
$612.57.
aotb. Gors an Gprins Grops ape.
6. II. o. Co., $500.
Grnft 3. Rogers an Mm. Sbire.
$14o0.
@etilgte 6ppothettn.
Diniom M. Monrpe an IruIsees OF
Cane Geminarn, $1,000.
Qbom Z. stabntr an WabiIon .. u.
Rp. z, $1750.
Rarp G. Dun an Sufan sdplor,
5000.
CLARA Sortineer an Wphoipf plaes
6. II. q. Co.. $1400.
Senrn s.. Smith an Brighton Gsrs
man 8dnt Co., $1,000.
geboffiun Reus on mntiIba Rrh'
ner, $500.
| Gbtparb 7. 5arbi on GoIi gHb 8,
u. Co., $1,000.
r. 8. grutegemonu an Soutberu
Ohio g. II. Z. Co.. $3.50.
Moria pou an Wt. eieoms 9. u. 9
o.. $1,000.
6. R. i5snnsr an eagle 3. Co.
| $1,000.
aauro u. asmina an gasI. 9. u
6. u. $500.
gBiniam saoIf an anna GdIsnbsr'
mann, $4,000.
e.Dnarb Shmibt an sos. q. DsIls
$103e.
gfpb. Tlii&eu an Soutbern Sbio 6
| II. g. Co., $4,000.
Glisnt. RObinfon an btc, $500.
| i5reb. 8. Miebe as bio.. $500.
Janos Rruiet on GONE y. u. 8
q. Co., $1100.
So5n Oilers an oenrn .. glpriua
$11OO.
nm. ga. alIsu an esipis e.selIlsn
$685..
ammrial gsotor Gar Go. an 5eur
O. luten, $4,000.
gernilis 81. 1drren an 9rigbic
germ. 9t. Co.. $1,000.
aourn 3. Geputn on Uresbmtn
| aib Gotistp, $3.50.
anburn gsriDo.e 6ottI Go. on Q. Z
gritton, $1,000.
syps. R. aorsbon on q. @. Retms
I'm. 800.
Mm. Z. Tneep on GplIess Din 6.
q. Go. go. 1, $500.
4 Bernard Rerner on priee DIN Cog
6. u. %. Go. SO. I, $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-25

liam Nritld, sin Gfiid annb in Still.
/. GoIeroin Tp., $1,000.
Dinidm s5ritfd an Gounoation y.
Ii. 6. Co.. 80 Mder 2ano in Gplernin
Up, $4,000.
GoIpin Mt. s5ennsr an German Srts
mann, Qct 10 in Der llnternbibeiIung
BON Sobn Geiser's Gitute; ST..
gn,na 3. Sorris u. anb. on bic
Sung Bretping Co., 8 Sabre gdd,t ouf
bas Giaentbunt on Der RDrboftsGde
Der gnpmiIler unb poplor Ctr; mo-
natli6s Mittbe $40
gBilIiom u. Dbite an 6arrist g..
gIart, s Sabre gnht ouf Is Cub on
Der SiibItits Der Wontecmtrb pise;
iGbrIihe Wietbe $12.
Sobn so. @rant an 6irdm y.
Grant, SbeiI bon Got 10 in philip
Cones Gitnte, 81.
Winiom Did u. Anb. an Dldrp
Drott, Got 4 in Gbriftian Did'sgfats,
81.
9lnnie :. grcntpta an Gbitb o.
Sc Ron, Got 157 rnb SbeiI BON Got
156 In gosoperatipe 6. II. Q. 4H. llns
terabtbeilung tn Bomb 6il. ST..
Siram 3. Grant an Sobn D. .8rani,
9beil BON Got s in gbilip SonsS
gitats. 81.
5pbn gp. Grant an Mnhlon g.
Grant, bisielbe gfsentbum. 81.
GlIa g. Wonros on 5ofepb G. Sads
ner, 2ots 2, 3, 4, 5 6, 10 uHb IL IN
Der /. lInterobtbeiluns bon 2inpo0b
5arm, $12,500.
Soispb g. Gadner on u. ault, eass
felbe gigtntbum, 81.
s5erman Serobino on SEQ. SO.
glOpes. so CUB an ObItrpatorp aps..
81 etc.
Bm. 6. aisbtelinesr. Gyst., an
Sobn TsuIIsr. so CUB an Central aps.,
| aodIdnb, $500.
Scutt 5eorn an 5enrn S.einmonn,
80 5ub on Grances aDe., eheniot,
81 etc.
Samu.I gobn unb Sfoae aaron an
Warp Smmsrmuna, 25 CUB on Rih'
mpnb Str, 81 etc.
Sejfs 6. asuttp an 1hos. WstGptL
lep, 80 SUB an Soa apt., glorDoon.
81 etc.
Qmelie Sophie Reub on girbis
groblen, Cots 474, Ats unb 476 In
SeRrp J. SduIts's abbitipn, 9es1
| Part. 81 etc.
Rarn gprherbing an WilbelH
Sdrniit, Sc CUB an Queen Giip aDs.
| 81 etc.
Wm. 8. Grtsl an 9bos. so. RpaH
] Got an Gornihaip Ape., 81 etc.
| Sohn Cline an Gath. Gill. 2 2oti
on gongreb Ctr, nabe Butler. 81 etc
+ Geo. q. QIIen an Senrp Mm. gdpe
| 17t SUB an Ridmonb Ctr, 81 etc.
| 5bos. D. Rnon on GusIIa q. Gin
m.rmann, / Got an Garnfbnp aoe.
81 etc.
sbcmas .. Ssnrp an Don Roi
Suntsmuu, Got Ill in ~9dlIspTrpDs"
$2750.
So6n :. Rad an srdnt Risbous
100 JuB an prOfpect GDe- GRsDioi
81 etc.
5bps. Rpon ar !. R. anbrsps un
Geo. 8. 5its. ] Got on QorDoOb 4De.
\ 81 etc.
95os. 5oIIifsr. Rse., an Wihos
gluerod, / Got an SuiinOers Ctr
$500.
Wm. J. Daeen an Stspbon aosuir
60 CUB on Collins aDe.. 81 etc.
College gIaee Smp. Go. on albe,
8. 8uumanrtnsr, 2 Cots on Snts aDs
College 5iQ, 81 ste.
9ielslbe an ]. Senrp aduper,
Cots on bto., ST. etc.
Gas. O. Sin an Geo. e. Golf,
Cots In Sos. so. SibIsn's 2. nnb
llntsrobtbeiluns, 9erroes garf. 81 ct
6orrp O. glensap on mm. 8. Con
. euilI, 90 SUB az gTingtOn aDs., atDl
|, ipoOb. ST. etc.