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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
, Win nam. and address Of len,
attorney

attorney ,
MGLREFny ST 1914. so,' nei+g;ey
Nichse Prisan'a 60 to las = Nar-h.
az LAFAYETTE -: s;tvs Morris 4 p,snte.
iril Az n cor isa,h 81 ,.ol w. 3:i>
loo. july - l'il- H.rmnr and Ge.t'ule
Mlra"' 20 'ieo " ~Hiudmarsh. 80 "
IAN Il ATTY T g 60, i7s BwsY, ;! 100
i''2.,i9s, snl Ei'a Fine 30 Ny. a
100 sept 10, i,ic-M Morris md Esther
Abramavitz 70 Io- Fine. ~ " HIN =:
ririsASr AZ - cor i:oM :. avs
sch,a,.r to Rowery say Bank. s,,y..
SA Gi4"f r,h6frNrS. Ma" y : SAW. Saw.
18TH n - 81 . Az ~. :oxs.. Ju'v -.
i>s5--lnn and Eliz B'nurnck - Andrew
Plaurnck. Goa r. Eth -; attr. l. TA
WEST nnoApwAY;n ,se' 81 st ,';.si
Ade,i, II ireland >" Roht |. ireland and
Mutual LII. lns CO.. atty l. 81. m,nNn,
-srU sT' n III al Az ..xioc2.
Apri' l.. l9os-Iames u FsSs"nl"n 70
W TIC - l3j Pwsy. ... Nt!no
81 Az ,so.rLiSSo N Ma st. a, i "
Jones to cain e Lyon satisfied ~ record
w!,hou, production ~ mortg by order OF
the supreme Court, Fob 81. 1875. Jn-'ic.
( smith. % Ceda- i $500
IsTU ST. : :. "a . Madison av %"x5N&.
Dc' %. l9l0-Van Schaick Realty Co to
Ias Morwin, Vtica, y '; atty. Els,
man. l.. G 4 l.. 1875 Rway ......$ l,..no
W~ASUINGTDN ST. 7ia-@l, u " cor llth
=. runs " ~ Y II Y o Ns "a "A
corner , : 50 - u i'm 81 Y " 10 10 to
beg ;sth At. -. 20 . Madison av. .">.o.t.
,sh -. = = 80 = Madison Az, 2"Nio T.
Ian iol.-Geo q and Alice Van
Srnal,k ana ano 80 same, as trus for
irving W street "f ttica y aiik' j
n Nerwin. ~ Main So. I'lra
ESSEN 81. iT.-lsl. " =. -5Xbo Nov 20.
lsiS-Ahr and Lens N"umhh I" Mars
Ei-shb.un, iI3 f. gist st,....... $500
i-TI ST los ". $50 " sth az .'x';
Iinr IL lsos-I..na Marcus to Jos u
Ruttenwieser. attN, Harry r''""tus. oooSo
VIM .....t-. .'.t.. '''
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Pubiic Offerings Yesterday IN Man.
haitian. The RrOns and Brooklyn .

BY Joseph p. Day
Az, i0s y cor l6th ST 3.loNso:
, s,y bldg Bank for Savings In city ~
y V vs Hudson Realty 90 81 al; due,
p'.in'ia ' "''.' "', '.,''',o' niPs.'o"c e
It'll Az, gi6l.3, n . cor 1894 ST. 4ciixiOo.
) sly emit and stores-Louls J We'll
81 al. eNrs and trus. vs. Mathl,ds Rohlken
ct al; due, $50, sss. IS; taxes. Sc, s2ss o.;
PARK Az -. " ;. IN.5 n ssth st. etSxsO
Frye ct al; partition; to Emil Com.
a;rH sr. !, W. ~. si5 e o,ih a,. issxsss
! story tenmt and store, story ext.
4 due. ,ass'isi; taxes, &c, $40! ,o /.
nv Henry Brady
CHRISTOPHER ST ~. y :, 5alt ? Wee;
.~trs-Timo,hy sexton " John Will
Jams ct al: due. s-,17 81 taxes. &c.
.77SsI, sub, to q tax lie" OF N'l:.s!
l.sITH ST. 81. s.. n :. $40 " 9Th oT. COX
wll, : sly on!ce bldg? sly "Xt.-See;
mems Bank for Savings In tity Of y Y
vs WIN J Leonard - al, due, N,2sao2;
taxes, g.. r,'o6..o; to the .plain,
BY Bryan I" Kennedy.
18TH ST !" $d9os, ~; ,o ~ s rr 10; " s,ss
ir. ~ Walter ] sheridan et al due,
'3i,6ti7s: taxes, Sc. 'GNS'' 70. az
ny NJ Morgenthau, Jrn co.
Nsshiosioo,' i .tty Iion 6ids- Maurico Ra.
binouitz vs. Convent Park Con 60 81 al
due, ~sas5tsl, taxes, &C.. $500; sub To
to mts Of $4,000, to the plain,
lat 3.Os THIRD AVENUE
by James J. Donovan
'25siOo. 1 sty tnmt- Francis II Chedsey
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ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
% Marcnso. at non.
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS

Ssti To Jav
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SALE At FAR ROCk

Joseph Fried of Lawrence, l.. J., at
the head Of a syndicate. has purchased
Inc entire block OF the Plaza Stores
company. headed by l.. B.. Sharp OF
Far Rockaway, which. W years ago,
erected a building of eight stores IN the
Far Rockaway station plaza ON the
property leased from the Long Island
Railroad for ten years. The stores.
which are all rented. ar" said TO have
cost $4,000 to erect. They are one story
Rh
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" NLiNE FIR STR EET BUYER.

The 1873 Wssi T%hir'y-thi I'd street COR
poration. Daniel y Morse president. 10
the buNer OF 80 Walker street and 20
l.isperatd street. The two buildings
were purchs sed on a free and clear basis.
=. Maher. architect. has awarded
for the immediate improve
mont OF 80 '.ispcnard street to McDer-
mott 4 HanIgan 80 as TO comply with all
factory department and FIRE prevention
equations Charles +. Noyes Company
negotiated the sale Of the property for
! Allen Townsend and others.
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NEW FLATS FOR THE BRo>x.

i"liner 4 Goldberg. architects. have
II ed plans for two five story fats, 57.3x
As and 50.iS9l respectively. To he erected
at the northwest corner Of Anderson ave-
ma. and ij2d street by the Anderson
Building Company. NJ. :. Yarftz presi-
dent The cost viii be- sl6U. 600, Joseph
+. Faiella viii build a Ave story house.
pot ,jx.s, or tn. west side Of Nalen-
tine avenue 226.55 feet south Of lsAth
street. at "a cost Of t55. 900. william A.
Falc,la is the architect.
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WEST SIDE FIAT BARTER.

Mathilda u. Minck If Yonkets. y g,
has sold TO the Ralph holding Com
pany. Israel Freidus president. "a to
f8 West Thirty.sixth street. three live
story flats. on plot SJx"S.a. bet ween
Ninth aud emit avenues. The pur-
chasers gave in exchange 90 and e1s
West Nineteenth street. a six story Nat
known ~ the Chesterfield. Oh plot t0x
i:s.2S irregular. Ito feet east OF Eighth
avenue
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BUYER FOR OLD BREWERY.

Thu Mutual Life Insurance Company
mas contracted to soil the form ~ Joseph
Ooelger brewery property on East Fifty
Fourth street. which. II took over in fore
closure last year. 1t comprises the two
and three story buildings ~ ga to 23i,
on plot le5N'00.j. located zoo feet west
OF Second avenue
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SHOE FIRM ron J.. I. CIvY.

A. Garside a. Sons, wholesale shoe
manufacturers, have bought through
Burton Thompson a. co. the BLOCK front
On Webster avenue. " sixth and
seventh venue a plot :06Nlo", which
they will improve with a five story fac
tory. II will he the ff,h shoe manu-
featuring concern to locate IN Long ISL
and Gay within the past year. The price
N the present sale was at the rate Of
$4,000 a lot. which is said to be the
highest price ever obtained FOR Webster
avenue prOpertv In this lOCation.
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SHOWROoMS FOR 5TH AVENUE
Plans Filcd for I! story Buildinn
on urG Property. (.

ilaus have been fled by Herman Lee
Mcadcr. architect. for the construction
OF a twelve story store and showroom
building on the east side 81 F.fth avenue.
sell feet south IT Fcrty-'hjrd street, for
tho S.urges estate. II viii have n front
age Of 3I.s feet and a depth ~ lis feet
and will b" fircproof. with a facade ~
brick, limestone and terra Gotta The
cos, has been estimated at 5000. GOO,
Leslie II Palmer has leased the building
for a lonE period.
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LARCHMONT HOMESTEAD SALE.

Alexander Bradley a. Son have sold
tor The Corporate Investing Company
he old Flint homestead on Oak Bluff.
l.archmont, to Frederick +. Dawes. who
gave in part payment his property on
homestead avenue, Mount Vernon. The
homestead. consisting OF one and one
half acres, twenty-three room Colonial
house, garage and stable. virtually adj
joins the Rudolph Schaefer estate, LA
Hacienda. formerly owned by Mrs, Amy
Crocker Gouraud, now the Princess MIS-
NfNOfY.
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~ HOMES.

G;ro, euberR & Leuchtag are preparing
plans for three our story houses for TIE
iIoytl eiss Realty Company on plot 20s IA
JOHN irregular, a. the southwest cor
ner of pdIils.de avenue and -. Paurs
place, brooklyn, These buildings will
accommodate six'y-aeven families and
will cost &lG1. 000.
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IMMIGRNNTs' LODGINGS.

Matthew ". pel Gaud'o. architect for
the Society for Italian Immigrants. has
sled plans for making over the five story
warehouse at the northeast corner Of
Moore and Water streets into a lodging
house for immigrants "a ar estimated
cost Of St.NoN.
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PHYSICIAN ADDS TO HOLDINGS.

DR.. Tcohlo rarodi. who owns the pri-
vate sanitarium al SCI and $50 Lexing-
ton avenue southeast corner ~ sixty
NTH street. has added the dwelling at
500 Lexington avenue to his property.
which now coinprisrs n plot 5S.1lxs0.
the new property was purchased from
Carrie b kupfer through Worthington
Whltehouse
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cent :. milford. president Of the Jewel.
Icrs Circular Publishing Company. The
property has a frontage Of 100 feet on
south Mountain avenue near Union
street. and wac held at $4,000. r. VI.
Crawley 4 Bros. were the brokers.
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BANK GETS sTH AVE. not 81.

The Bank for savings bought the -four
story building ut the sou'hu est corner
~ Fifth avenue AMI sixteenth street
yeste day IN a foreclosure sale ut the
stand Of Joseph 7. Day for fl15 600,
directed against the Hudson Realty
Company. Tho property was ercum-
bercd with liens agg ,ecating s1325Ie
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DNCNMIN SECTION FLATS.

TWO Eve story apartment houses, each
tlNloo. planned for the east SIDE Of
Goth street. % fee, south OF Broadway.
by tie Alex Grant Construction COM
PAM. viii cost 800. 600. Neville e. Bagge
have drawn the plans.
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SMALL. HARLEM MOVIE.

can tho north side Of i0eth street. $50
fee, west Of Centtal Park West. = one
story moving picture theatre is to he
but: at a COS; Of $1,000. s. Ferguson is
The owner. Moore 4 I.anlsiedel are the
architects
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS

NlRA<N. Feb 9Th following ,ea'tv
corporations were chartered here To-day
EagleCrnr Conservation and Realty com
pauN, Manhattan. cHpital. $4,000; direc.
'or@. VI Naiier, \ ' Furth ana t..
r 'u;opoulos. New York city
Morisn Construction Cnnpsny. M,nhs'-
Tan. capita. 5000 directors. George
NtrI waiter q Erstnsr and Frederick W
NprlHni. New Work tlfv
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4. e.. BEDFORD ~ - L.. I. FARM.

Cocks & Willets have sold to \. q.
Bedford, treasurer of the standard Ol
company Of New York, forty-tivc acres
~ Locust Valley. l.. !. This property
Commands a fine view Of the Sound and
: In the immediate nei2hborhood Of
're large estates Of George +. Baker.
lH, william y, Guthrie and J. =. Nor
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RENTS TARRVTOwx PLACE.

Fish 4 Marvin have leased for Mrs
Anna r. Mead her property ~ Wilson
Park T~arrytown. 20 Charles r. Dan
forth If this city for n long term. 7.
comprises about, four acres
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BROKER ~ RECENT SALES.

Fred ~Oppenhcimcr was tho h-okcr In
tho recent, recorded sales o. 2lS Eas,
Eigh'y-nin'h street and 33i Eas, Ninety
street
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RRON XVILI.E PLOT SALE.

Fish 4 Marvin have sold - plot A.
Bronxviile for Mrs, Anna Mulvihili to
Jacob Stsuhl Of Jacob Steuhl & Co. Inc,
Of this city.
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-
chang. In temperature: light TO moderate
variable winds.
For New Jersey. fair TODAY: increasing
clou iiross to-HHpi row. probably Incoming
uuec,t eel not much "hpnge in teinpera
tufr. !ight vafisbls winds.
For New England. fnIr 70 iaN. probably
f.ir to morrow. rot much change IN tenn
pe-a,ure. moderate westerly Winds.
For western Nnw io'K Increasing cloud
tess TODAY: prohahl, snow to morrow :,
NEW YORK Marc, An area of de-
precision was travelling eastward over 'he
country yesterday In a trough stretching
fcgl"us 80 the Svith N;,iutiC coast. WIZ
me centre over The Western iakc section
aud ANOTHER IN .ha South Atlanii'. coast.
This disturbance IL attended Nv \ bolt OF
rain aud NOV covering the Whole area
aud working eastward, the wind vas IN
crcHsiug IN the lake section ANA round INC
southern centre l. was gsn"tdllt falr ~
tho middle Atlantic and New. Enslinh
states. the eastern hd.t OF IN, axe resIons
ana In IN, states west " Mississippi. "
was growing warmer tn 81 ihe stare,
pas, Of the Mississippi. hut remained coo
vest Of that river and below zero IN tne
Nur'hves'. 80,
In ;hls .iv IN" day was fa1r and
warmer; winds shifting 80 ~s'utncrN
average hunidi'v. ~ per cont baron'et"r'
corrected TO -cad - sea Love, al y y "
- 20. ) =. NJ. 1854.
Tho tcmperlturc In this cry ycstcrda,
a. recorded 10y the otlCiai thermometer ~
shown IN the annexed abe
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THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Departures--Outgoing
Foreign Mails-The Fire Record.
R INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ,iNN<Nc
sun rises 63'sIn SIS - Nn"r ri.est-S
WGm WAITE rHis nay.
saudyH't ~ uov Isl. a. Hcu Gat-.5 .i
Low WATER rus MY
SandyHk II ~ TO, l. ~ Hell Gaze s.,
Arrived TUESDAY, February -
$ Rochambcau. g. - ~ ". Bor,I.aua,
- C,liforWa. ~ y VI It,~rronI ren -
- Ares. 80 y VI. Amsterdam. reb
= santana. t.3' T. VI I.nndon tet, H.
- '"n'nlumra" 1913 \ VI Algi.s.. Feb
- Hlfmes" i'rino, 5 \ VI. ia r.lce.
= i.rika $50 " Hwi,a Zen
"a uoidlcy. . \ VI tonlon rcb
g braxos !! a " san Juan. Zen
- bermudlan. 1.a T. " Bernula, Fob n
San'a CARA. $50 VI Monday. MatAn.
s. Mas.apeaua. 10 4 " san Juan. Feb II
sthararrs. y " cuharicn. Fob n
- Mexico. @A J. " Cnharen. Feb =
81 Illinois. Port Arthur. Tex Feb Il
- III INA. GsIve.tnp Fnh
- ~ O"'idcntc. Galveston. Feb. 20
- Medina, Gall' -tuu. Feb 'G.
= jamestown Norfolk. Fob =
~ hiornstlerne Rjornson. Ro.'or. Feb y
IS Nooiderdyk. Bos,on Feb
- ksTenia. baltimore. Fch D.,
ARRIVED FROM NEW o z
Sc MarcnFo. at non.
SAILED o Nrw YORK
Sc rsnnonia. from London
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS
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SAM, :" $50
INST -. --r N-prv Dock St,inr. Ius.4
to Emlgruut Ind Stv Btuk 81 thhmhrr
It ....... s., goo
Lawyers Ms 20 20 Emirrluf luu -
Bnuh e, tAamb,i~ So, aus, r. \ t. a
p'GormHr, 30 'hn'nhcr~ It. i.l.,uu
'kANb - '!',' '""I'i,ln -
IN. inr,.. IN \. IL, u~,
.4Tru ~ IIe.l,, H,,G bn.rb,r Ga,
'inmhu + uc,n,n =. y TESth
II I,N,. 10 Na.r - e.
a. ga, "a e. ,>.p sad. -
r.. ..ru,a,. adm A., s,t. j. E.,.,,
INN, ~, A. s.,I At = An,
~, p a-t
rI,'; IA ,NuI AZ y It.. I,- a..
'N~thur /, vessel T.. " I'm 81 A.,
C,Tn''ph., ~ 81, nn,
49," #. iu>,.. r.,,'.s
n,n ~ 20 20 L,vtr,- N.r "a.
ilh,,,' 81 &, ,un
llru ST t.I'. \.
oN.I- Mr. a., ,r ,,i.Yu. ,,l
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\>>IG> MENT> Of MORTGAGES,
Manhattan.
nnI\GTn\ 81 lNa-TlILn Gual A

RI\INGToN 81. 1872 Title Guar a Tru,t
90 to Edna |. Smith, gdn, 90 BECK ST
ATTY. has II Friedrich, 80 Nassau
II u 600
CONVENT Az, 3il-N Y Title ins 20 to
ruluam county SAY Bank, brewster. y
Y; atty, y Y r ins Co. ie5 Bway %. 500
3iTH ST, 81: E-Same 10 same, atty,
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v,>tl\.Ip\. fh" o'. "
va, s.t, ,',... W,in'. 80. o..
-. ..-. s.r. " -"' .' ed. ."
,U. -.'
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south OF Fourteenth $50
SEW CHAMBERS 81 -. II , cor ptk a.,
~ q \ %iiN-3sAll .-kahcc Realty % 30
y " rioe ms 90 "' '""S' ,,.c"o
BLEECkEK -. " cor Perry - '"N70
Ni9y'stt h'ld'ys 80" &" roc 40 AID
lac MAJ J. 1919, - p e.. st;>s. Simm".,
\ II. l'' hway. $40.
loTH .F n :, % q" ~ LIZ, -i."'t,,.
'o,h -, Feb -. pr mtg 500. dus " 3
% i'l7. y g.; S''>. I & co. 10 ~ :, ono
way ..... ,SNV'i
Nsa,,b 90 tho. : ske IT, loN, e la,h =.
Jon D. pr mig ~ iu' Ia' & d
= atty > Sm''h. ~" vs., 40
Ia, side.
,,.., .,,.,,n an,
'E's' ~ t'f'h g.; nr'"|'n f"''''" '
l'''h
ltTH ~ 81 Il ~ . ~ u ''\'- 'in."'
N Mo- b.. O., Andrew Bituto.k AVID ~"
900 T. i''h ;. I'"n ~. NJ ed ooo
N>t,ispN *. IS ,or s-a -. "
mas E.usou % contra Trust Co.
.'na / 4 Il = Wal = $4,000
->r,I - = park az. I>>Nl0- q
ANT" YsG, crL f." pa lr4. ;
~ tif,s. strong * e, 40 VA - .s-,o"n
- AZ $40. ~ :. 7so ~ No'h -. -.'>
loi> Herman Hsuturr ~ La"}"rs MiE
ru.i b"ni at,y ~ 60 ~ SWAY sll.ooo
w-., side.
.t
,w~,' OF Fi'h ~ hc'w"'n Fo"r ""h'" '"'
ll0'h sts'
bNN"t !'uuno't ~ ~ ,"h,1II,r. ~ Fen
s yr,. = {. AIS. Eiw ! Mguiuir".
50, ~, h.r.' ....... Sic. zoe
,oru ST - III. e sth az. lNiN'se-
H'ward = Myers. trr-. 10 Titi" Guar y
60. ~ ""''' rev 81. 100
,-rY 81 80 " sth a., .ox5o Laura
y" u,nd, T., TIL. Guar 4 7 'o, i1s
Uvn,' Feh -. due a, per bona .$i..oo
''Th rfilc" CHAR T %, Ia nWtv.
~ .. tne A. per bond. - 90
~ = , -, ,,uyrr. r 4 7 -.
ga Fep q. 4 w So. Goa
6en = lid, y M a, ,'s'g9 -,
't"1r" r"ab * am, as p,r h,ud s.. 900
,GiII WNnfis AZ n ~ ,og ssd s.. 5S'.>lod
,W'n.t'R r'Us a r."",' ,iiy. " q
60 l. hsaS ,,J,m "yY. :"
To-. G,,,.n N'','' F ,Ss TO- N5f, 'usmr,,h
Vs. u & hN' - ""''' wv "a. nn,
N" ,,,u,
, ~ in,,,9' y 2 Nh 40 Of '' !lio5 Ill
iHMm"r impi 60" me 20 ''NN''> ~,
\ 7 co. 100 ""'}' 3''' , o ooo
l.srii 81. o. =. $40 = N Az .o>,lIi
Geo n"wserdt TO Jennie i.r"!n~"n ana
sn"' I'd hiyerrIe nr'N". p'' ,Ss' w., =,
...,-.. ........ .....,, s. ""o
BRONX.
p,,,,,h az The p,o,x
1"''''N" ..,oo
l.irn ST. n.s, 100 g ha;entinc hY S;>loV
Ans"si ,nma ..%%hh .on nav" sy Feb sSs"ssPy W.
-, p - ""E' u" w. -" ooc
lslsr ST n ,al' " H,Enr" sy' ''sSss
soLlnins "r.'"n' y ntoooP" rah Pv'
T. lsIst 81 pr mig ,,-',.'' y" y.
.ia's' " y & ANY =,
nhNaE r No,r >,
TkfM'Ni ~ 'sW -" 49,
lrirf '",n' - - Jna ,., ,,''u,I
summit y rrrr" -, a. '' "a,
,,A't,..' i,'"' 80 xroo
Btt n im va ~, r,nrt 1,
t"Ne.! NJ "A ~" az,
~ n GO. II. Bvay. ......' s.. VUl
BATHGArE Az u " cor 20 - ''\sn
Beu"nson Realty 90, 20 LAWYERS M'f
90. % lih"r,v - rrn ~ Hut a PEI
way ..''.-. ',',' s'""o.
LOTS - 4 - 'nhp IHh.hN p", -, nay
L v NIIl L lafNNNt ne Ia I1r1h eel ID
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IN o cor i7sih st,--iiappy Home Realty
60 TO NJ ~ Holding 60. . hickman ST.
mtg SIiJ. 0o0. all Hons. Fob - a'tNs.
Strlie & y. 5 Beekmsn st-......... 500
NF'RMti.yEA Az. lis. =. zoo . 2otth II.
s"Nlto-Rcckcr Bug Curpn % jno y
\ounau, so W 10Th ~. mtg s' 900.
Feb 20. atty. I a. GO. iT6 RwHv. fo"
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NoNTCLAIR ESTATE BUYER.

Thomas L. Oliver Of Mon,clair has
bought the residence and garage OF Vim
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


'Ntth maine and address of lsnd"r ant
attorney II attorneys name. = omitted
address parry Of nrst part
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THE WEATHER.

For eastern New York. fair to-Jay In.
crcasing tlOudiucsS to morrow mt UutN
chang. In temperature: light 10 moderate
variable winds.
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MORTGAGES.


VIII nam. and address ~ lender a.
.ender : attorney D.
Inv ntOWD.
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the national joy smoke

arrival of a little son in their home
December 30th.
Mr.. Keith Padgett is visiting
friends in Dickson, Tenn.
Mr.. Ray Singleton returned to
Huntsville, Tenn, Wednesday, Goth,
after spending Christmas with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Singleton.
7 The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. S. Gooch is Ill it'll pneumonia
an dthroat trouble. Mr.. Gooch is
also suffering with sore throat.
The little son of Hugh Jacobs died
Monday night and was buried Tues
day at Pleasant Point.
Oliver Singleton spent Christmas
day in Rowland.
Mrs. d. o. Lewis of Moreland,
visited her sister Mrs. Mace Reynolds
first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Johnson and
children, of GeorgetoTn are visiting
Mrs. f.. J.. Gadberry.
Mrs. Annie Jane Reynolds died at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. B. c..
Conley December 25th after a linger-
ing illness. After funeral services
by Rev. A. G. Coker at the church
Sunday, the 26th at one o'clock, the
remains were laid to rest in the
Waynesturg cemetery. The deceas-
ed is survived by one son and four
daughters.
Mrs. Lucy Jacobs has received
news from Missouri of the death of
her oldest brother, Milton McMullin.
1t was sad news, indeed, but she says
Jesus is daily calling loved ones and
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Shelby City, will soon move to the
Moser farm which he has rented
from M. F. Lawrence.
T. w. Naylor and family and w. T.
Richardson and family, of Parker,
Ind, are visiting j. F. Miller and
family.
Mr.. A. C. Sine, of Stanford, tells
US he has Xmas. present, that was
given him in 1868. Who can beat
this?
A young lady in this community
boasts of being ''some correspond
ent." She told us recently that on
certain Christmas, more than 10
years ago, she he'd an exciting
experience, and it must have been
to hear the narration of the story,
which is in substance, as follows
A nice Xmas card had been selected
on, which beamed a dear old Kris
Kringle amid flowers of holly and the
enchanted mistletoe. A stamp was
attached to the card, then with pen
and ink she made ready to address
the token of her heartiset greetings
with best wishes. Dipping pen in
ink she wrote "Mr." then pausing and
gazing in the fire awhile in contemp-
lation she arose, put her writing
material away and the card in her
desk. Thro all the years the card
remains as when she left it, and now
it is seemingly one of her most
treasured keepsakeS. What changes
might there have been if the card
had been received by the person for
whom it was intended?
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URIC ACID
SOLVENT
so Cent Bottle f32 Doses
FREE

Just because you start the day worried
and tired, stff legs and arms and muscles,
m aching head, burning and bearing down
pains in the back-yoyn oxs before the day
begins-do not think you have to stay In
that condition.
Those sufferers who are In and out. of
bed half a dozen times at night wiz APP
preciate the rest, comfort and strength
our treatment gives. For every form OF
bladder trouble, scalding pains, or weak;
ness, its action Ii really wonderful. 4
Be strong, well and vigorous. with NO
more pains from stiff Joints, sore muscles,
rheumatic suffering, aching back, or kid,
ney or bladder troubles.
The Williams Treatment conquers hid
ney and. bladder diseases, rheumatism and
chronic or stubborn. IL you have never
used The Williams Treatment. we win give
one Soc bottle (32 doses) for your own usa
free. Contains no alcohol or habit .forn-
Ing drug. Does not affect the heart.
Send this notice with your name and
address, and 10c. to help pay
b. A Williams Company, Dept 25aoD
New Post Office Block, East Hampfon.i
Conn. You will receive by parcel post .
regular SOC. bottle (S2 doses), without charge
and without incurring any obligataops.' ODe
bottle ouly to family or address,
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To Cure Children's Colds

Keep child dry, clothe comfortable,
avoid exposure and give DR.. Bells
Pine-Tar-Honey. 1t is pleasant,
soothing, antiseptic, raises phlegm
and reduces Inflammation. The first
does gives relief, continued treatment
with proper care will avoid serious i'll
ness or a long cold. Don't delay
treatment. Don't let your child suf-
fer. Get a bottle today. Insist on
DIR. Bells Pine-Tar-Honey. 25c at
druggists.