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The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1911-12-07
DIR. Paterson Taken by Death.

Dr.. Duncan Paterson, one of st. Clair
county's most prominent physicians
passed away saturday morning, Dec. =
as the result of neuralgia of the heart
lie had not been feeling well for sever
al days but was not forced to take To
his bed until Friday last.
DR.. Paterson was born i'm West vii.
liams, Ont, in 1852, and was reared as
a farmer. He attended college at 10.
moka, graduating in 1872. Later he
attended Strathroy high school in On
tario for nine months in 1915. In the
interval between those two periods he
taught school i'm the Canadian district
and city schools, meantime studying
medicine.
In 1875, he commenced a regular
course of medical studies in The state
University, graduating in 1877. Dur
ing the vacations he attended London
hospital, London, Ont.
Immediately following his gradua
ton, DR.. Paterson moved to Capac, and
determined to practice his profession.
During the 81 years in which he had
been engaged in the practice of med.
cine in that village and vicinity, he
built up an envable practice.
DIR. Paterson was a brOther.in of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Parkinson, of Yale
and was very well known here, having
made many visits in this community.
The funeral services were held OH Mon
day afternoon from the home, being
conducted by the Masonic order, of
which he was a member. W. A. Cav
anagh and JAS Stirling were attendants
Of the services from Yale, besides Mr.
and Mrs. Parkinson and son Thomas.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1911-12-07

and Mrs. Geo. Wilson and other Flint
friends last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pearce anG
daughter Mayme were in Port Huron
part of last week on visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Locke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Ballentine, daugh.
ter Marjorie and Hazel Reid, of Port
Huron were entertained by their
mother, Mrs. Helen Reid Thanksgiving.
Jacob Toole and wife, of Vancouver,
b. g., Mary Reynolds, of Detroit, and
Vesta Frost, of Romeo, visited with
Rev. and Mrs. Lester Clark the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Taylor entertained
the following guests on Thanksgiving
at their home on Mechanic street,
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. Graham aud daugh.
ter Pearl, of Vassar, Mr.. and Mrs. f.
w. Jones and daughter Gwendolyn, OF
Cass City.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1911-12-07
PURELY PERSONAL.

Bert Steinberg was up from Detroit
the past week.
f. f. Pratt has been up from Port
Huron this week.
VIM. Fletcher made business trip
to Detroit Monday.
Leslie Menzies was up from Detroit
over Thanksgiving.
Edward Edighoffer was in Port Huron
Tuesday on business.
w. A.. Holden was down from Brown
City for Thanksgiving.
Mrs. John Smelling visited Croswell
relatives Thanksgiving.
Sarah Rapley will spend the next few
weeks in North Branch.
Bruce Lothian and Henry Welch
were in Detroit Tuesday.
Ventry Hisey was home from Albion
college over Thanksgiving
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Rounds were at
Mayville for Thanksgiving
George Worden, Of Detroit, visited
friends in the city Thanksgiving
Mrs. G. ii. Gordon, OF Knoxville,
Tenn, is visiting at II, ;. Hydorn's.
Mrs. II. J.. Minnie and son Donald
spent saturday last in Port Huron.
Arthur Parmlee and Ann Hayes
visited in Almont Thanksgiving day.
Jas. B. BIackford, wife and children
were at Brown City for Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Sarah Butler, of Detroit, has
been visiting old \ ale friends this week.
VIM. Carroll and family spent their
Thanksgiving with Port Huron friends
Mrs. Grant Holden and Mrs Bert
Kelly visited relatives in Detroit Tues
day.
Levi Lane was over from GoOdells
and spent Thanksgiving with his
parents.
Vera Owens spent the latter part of
| last week visiting her brother 1T Mt.
| Clemens.
+. ID. Presley and family, Of Melvin,
spent Thanksgiving with Il. i. Presley
and wife.
Gertrude Skinington spent the latter
part of last week in Detroit visiting
her sisters.
Roy Bricker, of Marlette, showed his
! feet under the parental table for
| THANKSGIVING.
Chas. 1unis was called to AvOca last
week Wednesday, owing to the illness
of his mother
Frank Jefiers and family, of Brown
City, were Thanksgiving visitors at
| Amos SiSchos.
Albert Shook and family, OF Mem.
phis spent Thanksgiving with Mr.. and
Mrs. Roswell Green.
Mrs. Roy Miller and two children, of
Kingston, are the guests of Jacob Mil.
Ter and wife this week.
DR.. and Mrs. II. j. Dunn, of Port
Huron, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. DePeel Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford VanTine, of
Flint, spent Thanksgiving time with
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Welch.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Rapley and baby
of North Branch, were guests Of Mrs.
Emma Rapley the past week.
Jean Drake, who is teaching music
and drawing in Romeo high school,
was home for Thanksgiving.
John u. Livingston, Of Baden, Ont.
was Thanksgiving guest at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. James McCOll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Lane, of Port lIu.
ron, spent Thanksgiving with Mr.. and
Mrs. James Goheen and other friends.
Judge and Mrs. Harvey Tappan and
children, of Port Huron, ate turkey
with n. B. Herbert and family Thurs
day.
Mrs. G.. +. Roswell and Sophia Wear,
of Detroit, have been spending the past
week with Stanley l'Onney and wife in
Lynn,
Mrs. James Welch and grand daugh-
ter Ruth Wilson were guests of Mr..
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1911-12-07
Farm Dwelling Burned

The dwelling house on the farm of
+. j. Rice burned to the ground last
saturday afternoon at about o'clock.
1t is supposed that the fire started from
an overturned lamp which was upset
by cat that was in the house at the
time. The family were at the barn
doing the chores. On returning to the
house it was all ablaze and it was with
difficulty that what furniture in the
lower part was saved. Loss fully COW
cred by insurance.
1t is rather an undesirable time of
the year to be turned out of house and
home, but Mrs. Todd, who is a nearby
neighbor, came to the family's rescue
and gave up rooms i'm her home which
they are now occupying.
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Church of Christ Bazaar.

The Ladies of Mechanic street Church
of Christ will hold a sale of articles in
the millinery store of Eva j. Black Il
Co. on Friday and Saturday next week,
Dec. l5 and 16. Home baking and
Christmas cakes a speciality.
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House and Lot for Sale.

expect to move to Croswell between
now and spring and wish to sell my
house and lot on Main street known as
cold water in house. bath room and all
modern convenience. Terms easy. In.
quife of w. j. Martin, Yale. 81
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Mrs. Julia Turnbull, relict of the late
Auction Sale.

Alex. Limits, residing on the 5rs. j..
=. Halead farm 2l9 miles north and -
mile east of Yale, having decided to
quit farming will offer for sale by
public auction on Tuesday, Dec. 10,
1911, at one o'clock p. m. sharp, all of
his live stock, farming implements, etc.
everything will be sold. Geo. W. Bell,
auctiOneer. Usual terms.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1911-12-07
CITY Taxes Now Due.

The Tax Roll of the city of Yale is
i'm my hands for collection and am
ready to issue receipts for the payment
of taxes. Pay this month and save the
percentage. X. Bruce Lothian,
32 City Treasurer
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Horses

will buy horses worth anywhere
from S25 to $50 if i'm fair condition
and any age. Drop postal card TO Karl
WOhlberg, 2Sil Stone st, Port Huron,
or phone 56l, 3
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1911-12-07
DEATHS DOINGS

Mrs. John Jordan, of Greenwood
township, st. Clair county, died Dec. l.
1911, aged I3 years.
Mrs. Jordan was born in Go. Carey
Ireland, in the year 1888 and was one
of the early pioneers and is survived by
the following children:-Mrs. James
Clark. Greenwood; Mrs. w. J. smith
Port Huron: Mrs. Asa Russell, Detroit
Mrs. Chas. Elbert, Saginaw; Mrs. Levi
Soule, Sterling; Henry w, Jordan, Sag.
inaw, and Geo. Jordan, and Mrs. A. f.
Jackson, j Yale.
Deceased has resided on place where
she died for 30 years.
The children of Mrs. John Jordan
wish to thank all friends and neigh.
bors for the many acts of kindness
shown during the sickness and after
the death of their beloved mother
Mrs. Julia Turnbull, relict of the late
VIM. Turnbull, passed away at her
home three miles west of Yale on
Thursday, Nov. 30, 1911, at an advanced
age One son, John, a step-son, Alex,
of Billings, besides number of other
relatives and friends remain to mourn
her death. The funeral was held from
the NJ. p. church, Yale, Sunday after.
noon and interment made in ElmwoOd
cemetery. Rev. j. w. Saxbee, ofiiciat-
ING
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-01

UisI iiber aiiatifh. Goitfrsunoihaft,
obHe an uniers sisens Nuie su faiIsn,
in pislsm Jaus inmeihelnoer gDeIie.
gsraoe bic norbifhsH W6l.er fparsn iei!
alien 3titsn isbr eifrise pflss
ger Der Gaitfrsunbfhafi. Wsr
bic norbiihe Si.isn!ebre niht tsnni,
bic bic Gooa uns in gang ipunberuols
len aerHidssn i'm Sapomal bistst.
Der benie ipenigitsns on 5unoings
Woris in Der WoIiiirs: .5eiIig,4 b. b.
bei!pou, lift bir msin Serb". gr fiist
alleroinss bin3u: ~beilis isi bir meig
Saus." b. b. bei6mubs meine ebre
nitt; bafiir III sr eben elm mibtrauis
fhsr 0eibins. CDie bamaIs ihoH
lpalteube sSronie bes Sfidfals CAB
ihm ia Ipgar bintsrber reft.) llno
foear dls SuHbina in benz 0ait einsn
SippeHfeino entbedi, t0pie sr ibn
bod nidt iofori, ioanern behalf ihH
nod cine Raht BEL Iih. 9ei ieDerOes
Ieesnbeit ftdrfi bic s.nannie Spruts
ldmmlune unIern Worfabren bic 6sis
Iieteit Der 0aitfreunoihaft elm. Die
bon Der Stnbttuitur unbeled!snlanos
betpobner beutlhsn Stdmmes. oh lie
in 6interpommern, am Rbeine oosr in
ben 4lpsn ipobnen. boIten ben bon
oliersber geipo6ntsu 9rub nader dufs
rsti, unb es iit Elm Sflas sesen ods
DplfsatfiibI, ibn Ill unieroriiden. Die
gemsinlhafilidteit Der Suppe persis
niat bic 9dfts CUR Sippe. Ngeben
mir uns 3ur 0eeenuart. Der Dsuts
| Tde ibt germ unb fiiblt iih btim gi@
len bebaqlich gef.immt. Sein 8ehas
gen 6ubert fih in Geielistsii uno
Mi.theilIamtsii. lin fpis piel mebr
peroi.nt bieIs gspflosenbeii anertens
nuno unb grmunterung, ais ons Jns
Ii6sbintinsaeben bssSdpeigiamen. Der
ieinsm Aahbdr nifi einniaI oenDruB
aDnnt. DAB sas Gifen einsm bel ans
rtgenoen DeiprGden beHer besommt
als obne luterbaIiuna III cine alts
Qehrs. Ulan febt a!fo, beb S9noh
pom atopiitiih patrioiiihen Die bonn
.tbiih altruiitiiten. pis enolih audi
pom bpgienif6sn Stanbpunii oerGrub
| Bel 5iIch als nieSuDsrture 3u freunos
nohbarIiter MiitbeiIiamieii Dor BEN
Rittarub ben 0or3us psroisnt. 3pia
IIhen Grub unb GRUB lit ia nun Elm
grpber lInierihieb. Der biebere Isns
tone ruff bonnsrno fein rUsablssitA
ipie ein Sojoiobo bes Sdmauiens
iib,r ben 5ii6. gs esniisi ia aud.
boB man nit elmer seidmsioigen Der
beusuns nnd gtrt Des muiitnliihtn
Doppslihlaes cber srietaihen 3ir'
tumfleres bic RdhitiibenDen BE,
ftrsiht". Die Gitte ols OonSts dtsr
lpollen mir Dsuifds uns niht psr-
tiimmern lafen.
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Ser 0r,tR bel Slid.

aaum bsgibt iit Der Geutide in Die
SommsrfrIihe. 10 ipiro iein Semlttb
mebr als blrd Wdroito. bic UlalIiio@
rsn unb ben enifiibrten Rihttr ourh
Die gripdsung ssplnst: bat man uls
neu hinsu,ommsuber 1ifhsnii Die be.
reits GaIigenben ;n griibsu ober nihi-
Die sSrase iit uroIi uno INNER nod
ungsIofi. Wars Iapoin ipioInei tbr IN
ieinem erg0sliten 9ufe n Tramp
abrcuo@ pier Geiten. Gr ssbt in fsis
ntn getran.unsen BON Der 1botioht
aus, bag Quslano1. numerrilih enss
Idnbsr unb Jransoisn. n d ! griib.n.
Mie CT lnnnia ersdblt. befinoet CT iida
g.raoe i'm 5eibelxrs urn bat cos UfiBs
gsffid, itsts ausldnoer 3n sribsn uno
Deuiide nint 5u sriiben. I'm nun
ieinen Wbgriff 5u begeben. fomrnt er
70 friib 3ur Idfti. bub nod fe,H
Wenfh ba II. unb er nun Oriibe oosr
Ri4tgriibe lxr ii1 erssben iuh:n
fam, ,Vunb itebt oIs Der lesie. ~ nihts
mebr perpfIiHtsis O0it oui. Dies
gerfobren lGbt ia nun ieins Derollss'
meinerung su, ba niht ale bic eritsn
unb nid3t olIe Die Ietten fein iOnnsn.
3pei MnffnHnngtn iisbtn biametrnl
chamber geseuiiber. bic Der neielIihdfi.
Iihen Dbers unb nie Der Witteltlafe.
Die DbrtlaiIe besisbt ib1s Waniersn
aus Gnslonn unb sriibt nift. Rur
irirh ber nufmeriiome Beobdhier siDis
| ihen benz engliid)en unD BEN beutiden
Tihtsrub eintn !ltinsn llnierihiso &C.
pobren. Jn jebem Gngidnber iiedi
n1mIiA Die Doriiebe sur ~fplenbib iics
lntionI, Der Munid, fir iin gu bleis
ben, feline DtDonisn irsi ibrss Weges
asben su Ioiftn. CT neist alfo 5ur 81
genbr6telti, uber er ldbi aud isbtm
onbern bas CUTE Reht bn3u. DAB q
! ans GiOla nint ariibt. erisnnt man 10.
fort aIs irris. fobdlb man NIT ihm ~
reben beeinnt. ipo3u er iteis bertit ~
iein pflegt. gtihi allgemein. ober bod
h1ufig iseds I'M RiHtsrub nts Deut.
lfhen Gtoi5. RdIts. Dor optm Der Dim
tel, bic suten Manitrtn kKer Sn BE-
lberrfnsn ais Der Griber. G6pH bier
laus ersibi fifh. bdb bcm Deuiihen bal
Nihtsrubsn libel ittbt. bnB mir elm
lgriibenbe Station iinb. W01ig tldl
spirb bns itbem, fobuio q fi6 nnit1
bic Mlittelilnft besibt. bic bod sri
bos Bolt borfttnt. Cd babe eben nod
In einer tsHertn GommfrfriiGe ein
| brape Werliner Utdtrpne iibtr ben IN
ttrldHsnen 1iImgrub tines iunoe
| u1anItt5 ulS Hber BIN Gipitl ber I'M
Axihss bsisssA fusen Nit ipte6ea I!
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GrnnSeis Htbamss 0spotbetea.
gineinnati, 81. 4usuit.
gleue 6pppibefen.


Reue hpppibeten.
gaHius 6. porteS On Central 9. u.
6. SO. $1,000.
5obn S9oti an MiIliam gromn.
$136.25.
Cecilia asalp an Jamilp Q. u. Ro.
/. $4,000.
QecpoIo guller on bieitIbe. $21O0.
R. O. Madsum an ct. Bernard g,
II. g. u. 60. $1,000.
0eopoIb ausnid an Noripocb Jm'
propeb 3. II. 6. 60. $1,000.
gIeranber M. 6arnuot On Guuruns
tee GepoIit 60. $500.
Befie 6. Drpont an Mftipe .. u
g. 60. $500.
Diniam u. Ras,I an 5urrp 3
Shott. $685..
Jrebsrid 8. 6en,eI an 2ibernl 6
II. 9. 60. $500.
g. .. Apen an Warp u apep
$500.
Derftlbe an hiefeIht. $500
Wtorsoret W. Wurpbp an 9bomnI
go. Rpon. $838.5O.
Qoupino miIls an Grfte Ndtiona
9. u. 6. 60. $500.
iyreb. 8. Mcpee an CUNT Ctr. G
u. 9. 60. $500.
4rtbur Girnnn an nm. aoeher
$3.50.
Jobn g. 6enbrirfon an Oietoril
q. u. SO. 2. $4250.
Dtrielbe on GImira Wdrner. $750
Woube Grofe an GonfDn W. GOo
per. $500.
DiefeIbe on u. 8. lpnsiep. $500.
Gbnrles Spbanning an Z. WaYb :
\. 9. 60. $3300..
Warttn asrtiu0 cg Mpbiien - q
Ira. = 40
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ME 9iSet au einem Or
ben tam. glnh einer Secrmtn4s
auffubrung in ber Ron,iinen Dper 81
paris unisrbielien iif, hieier 4uss
sspei 9heoisrtritiier iiber ben firth per'
itorbenen apmponiiten. Der eint. bti
gi3es nod perT0nlih seionnt battle trs
s1blis in launiser Meife, ME btr ipds
ter 70 oefeierte 9onnihter brei Wonois
Dor j<inem 9obe--irrtbiiniIjh besorir.
lpurbe. Die eriie Auffiibrung bti
Cper Carmen mar oneeingt. mubss
aber In lebier Gtunbe aus irSfuprsb
den Griinben nieber perfnobsn iper,
ben; bn nun bic sJreunbe bes Weiiieri
fiirnteten, bab Der trunte 1iSef infclg
Diejts Muijnubs feline grnennnng gun
Ritter Der Ghrenlegion nihs nlebr Il,
leben i5nntr. befdloHen iie. ibm bal
Artu3 nod DOT Der Nuffiibrung bei
.neuen Dper su ptridoffen. Ginty sos
linen beanb iih gum WiniIier uni
iagie: -GrseIlsns. ongsisbene Wl6Hne'
bnben bic gbrs, gle I'm bns Qreu3 HI
0errn g,ors Bisei su bitttn.s -
.Mtr III biefsr Gsorg Disei3- Gin
htrporrnasnber aiinftisr. Der ftbr gt
fndsis Weris gsfhrieben bat.
-3um 1siipitl21 .Wor nIlem bt
.Nrleiienne1. Die -Mrl4iienuts e
Iaate Der Winifier lebhoit. ~bos IT eli
l1itlibss Bud, b0s in nit btm oGb
ten JniersHe gtleftn babe. limb be
UerfofIer III nod ni@t beiorirf9 Gdeti
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bielt 0torg 1i5et bnD ROTH 6dnb@el
| pon ftnem Miniper. bes &IfNai
0euAlt q hstssi&ea elautiG
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Gineiunati 81. @usuf.


Sacob Baum an GoiIius g. porttr,
Got 80 In Sbattuc's linterabtbeiluns
in Mabifonpils. 81.
Die union Sapings RsaItn 60. on
q. 9. Wbiis, Got 167 in Der Ro.b
College Sin llnterobtbeiluns. 81.
Sbu Ruih, per Gberiff. on bic
Wpomins g. IL. g. Co.. Cots III
unb 178 in ScrpilI's linte,abtbsilun9
In gresnlpooh. $1,000.
Miliam milIer an bic 6erancour!
grepins 60, sipei Sabre pnht einss
9beiles b.s gigentbums besdnn. ols
1904 9ins Strabs. MOnailids Mie.bs
500.
aepis G. glad an R. O. waad3um
so BEL 100 Jub an Der Weiiisit. be,
Gartbage aOsnus. 80 SUB iiibIih bsi
Batter Strnb. in Noripcob. $500.
ggsebbsrt EthHHt;sss.. EtnhHHt;sss.. an Roin Shmibt
% Bel 81 SUB an Der Gfifeite bel
Clifton 4nenus. 81.
2puis R. ispsbid unb glnbers ar
Sobn 8. glsrmont, 1beil bon apts
unb z IN Sobn W. pries's llnterab,
tbeiluns; fsrnsr 1beil BON Got 13 IL
Jfaac n. saplor's unierabtbeiluns
81.
| Georss 10. 5aisbt an 6enrp Y
Wolf, Got 163 in ber Qoripoob Dien
| unterabfheilunr 81.
gup W. Malon unb 4nbere al
4leranber so. 1urDuot unb Nnbtre
SO BEL 120 Jub on Der Dftfeite be-
6igblonb MDenue. lib CUB n0rblid
Der 6eIen Gtrobe. 81
| Jobn u. 6olms1. ~ Gberin. a
Va q. &hislSl. QstD 1a7 nh 1ss \
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IS aiebt fein Slid.

giitt Elm permeintlihes 9liid, ions
bern alusheit unb Gnergie belfen Dem
Menihsu fein 3iel gu errsiden. Eau.
fsnbe perbsrben. sauIenbe aber, tpel9.
bic 3eihen periteben, penn Il.
an S9DinDei, Ulaiiigieit, 5er3.
tiopfen, llsbelfeit, 8eroauunssit0runs
8eritopfung unb Gelbfuht lei
cen, unb nit bieier alus6eit Die gner.
gie perbirben, rsti'eitig bas rehts
Diittel onsutpenben, perben uni
tleiben aefuno. 1ieies Miitel
iino BEL alien iolhen Wlaaens
unb aeberleioen bic beriibmten ct
Bernard RrduterpilleH. Sbne metals
hide 9eimii6ung, nur aug Ylan5sr
bereeitent, brduden iie feline 3uder'
billie. 25 Gents. Sn alien 4potbeten
81 so
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Diaiam 8. pfiier an biefelbe.
$4,000.
sbomas 3. Gabbis an bieislbs.
$1,000.
artbar q. Dunnins an bi.felbe.
$500.
geuie 6. SisD.ns an bieielb,.
$3.50.
gpaIter z. 1iron an MDers ..
Cooper. 1880.
gefTle geliitotsfp an propibent
Sopings 3. II. 3. 60. $4,000.
peorl g. gonnsa an phillip Rennsr
IL. u. $4,000.
Sarpep giass an 9bomas 10.
Rnon. $838.50.
Carrie 8iles an 90. Warb 8. II.
.. 60. $1,000.
;srant 81. Drissbah an u. 5offs
man. $4,000.
Spbn q. gortb an price 9ia 0o. 2
g. Il. q. 60. $1,000.
Charles Sh.as an 2iberal 6. u. ..
60. $2500.
WaIter g. Tiron on Wpers y.
Cooper. $4250.
Repboio 6. pisrIon an 5itIe O. II.
z. So. $1400.
Tsrielbe an bieielbe. S140o.
Trielbe on bieIelbe. $1400.
ItrT,lbe on nieIeIbs. $1,000.
Terfelbe an biefelbe. $3.50.
IerTelbe an bieieIbe. $3.50.
gerIeIbe an bieielbe. S1400.
9erIeIbe on bieIsIbe. $1250.
@etiIete 5ppotAeten.
Sohn Gdott an 5enrn RoOrs. $50.
r. Ias3io on 9reen Ctr. &. II. y.
60. $2500.
gbiporo DeiieI on Weit Noripooo
g. Ii. 6. SO. $1,000.
8sfIie 6. grpdnt an Southiioe Z.
Il. 3. So. $3.50.
VI. gB. 5uaer an College 5iu 6. u.
.. go. $3.50.
SoIepbin. Senrp an hieielbe. $500.
Seipbene Suppsr an 6. Japp.
$4,000.
Gran. 8. gsaesr an Soutbern Sbir
| 6. Ii. Z. SO. $1,000.
sreo. 3. WlcYee on piefeIbe. $1,000
| Gas. 8. Whslpeo on 9. W. Goo
per. $500.
aoupina Mias an 1bomas Wle'
GpilIep, 1ruiiet. $70O.
| sfrso palmer an Gnierpriie y. II
la. u. 60. $3.50.
Suian 4lbig an Retp 9udepe g. II
| 3. 60. $500.
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SO. 2. $1,000.
| =. 8. 9arsImsrr an Gig. 6. Sim'
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nid. $66.67.
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/ in Gncamore Sp. 81.
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9reer, Got 8 in 9Iod e" in 6. 10.
SteeIe's llnterbtbeilung auf College
6in. SITS.
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Greer, Got 8 in oenieIben 9lod. $175.
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Der Sunfbins 4nenue. $500.
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W. Murpbp, 80 bel 112 SUB an Der
BeitIeiie BON UNDERWOOD place, 246
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Strapn, elm Stiid 2ano in @srmsis
flung 618 in anoerlon Up. $460.
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s. u. goirb, Got 1877 in Der Roro
College Sia unierabibeiluns. 81.
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Der gnbo Strdbe. 81.
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Qcrbfeits Der Baltimore 90. in Joir
mount. 81.
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gioas, So bel 1l2 SUB on Der Met
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norbli6 Der Wdriatp gp. 81.
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Teits Der Boobtparb Strabs. 100 JuI
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Sibieit. Der Butler Strabs; ferne
% Bel 90 sub an Der Sfii.iie be
Butler Strobs. SO 5ub fiibIid Der Z
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! rub fiioIih Der 3. Strabs. 5000.
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Deitieite Der Gnrisbt ap. 81.
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Tei.s Der Salii.ao Strnbe. 100 Ju
Z iiibIih Der WscMiIan 4p. 81.
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