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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-07-27
Marion E. WATSON, who had been

Marion E. WATSON, who had been
spending his vacation with relatives
in this city, departed Saturday even
ing for st. Louis, Mo-, where he will
spend few days in the wholesale
house for which he travels before re-
Stunning his duties on the road.
Miss Muriel Russell, who had been
guest of Miss Dorothy Hull for a
week, departed Friday for few days
visit with friends at Red Oak, re-
turning yesterday to her home at
Humboldt, Iowa. Miss Dorothy Hull
Mrs. Roy Adair, who stopped here
for visit at the home of her aunt,
Mrs. M. 5. Phipps, while returning
from Garden Grove, where she was
called to attend the funeral of her
aunt, Mrs. J. w. Glassburner, re-
turned to her home at Mt. Ayr Tues
day evening
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Millsap, of De-
catur, were in Leon Monday, bringing
over Mrs. Millsap's mother, Mrs. mary
Barber Of Marshalltown, and her
cousin, Mrs. Elizabeth Wiley, of Des
Moines, to take the train for Mar
shalltown after few days visit at
the Millsap home.
Miss May Caster, who had been
visiting for several weeks at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
NJ. Caster, in this city, departed last
Friday morning for Montgomery City,
Mo-, to join the hinges Evengelistic
Company, with whom she has travel
ed for several years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Durham and
Misses Dorothy and Mona Ebrecht, OF
Davis City, who had been visiting at
the home of Mrs. Dunham's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Conner in this
city, returned home Saturday even
ing. Will Conner went homet with
them for short visit.
Mrs. Ethel Pickering went to Pres
colt Thursday to visit few days
with her daughter, Mrs. Earl iris
Ter. Her granddaughter, Ethlyn iris
Ter, who had been here visiting for
two weeks, returned home with her,
and Mrs. chickering's son, Howard,
who had been visiting at Prescott,
will return home with his mother.
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ARloN ITEMS.
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Rev. J.hH. Priestley, who resigned
some time ago, preached his farewell
sermon Sunday evening. Rev. Priest
LEY and family leave July 1st for theil
former Home at Running Water, SD.
where they will 1visit for some time
and whera Rev. Priestley has been in
vited 'toIsbe the speaker at the fourth
of July celebration. s=s
Sam Fox, Jr and John Furne and
families left Wednesday to see the
Iwest inian automobile trip. Mr.. and
Mrs. Furne will go first to Cheyenne
Wyo., to visit relatives and Mr. and
Mrs. Fox expect to make their home
| in the west as Mrs. Fox, who Is q suf-
ferer from hay fever, is obliged to live
in the west.
Nh. and Mrs Morris Eland lave
been visiting his sister, Mrs. Milo kel
lv.
Chas. Butler left for Bismarck, \. D.
Thursday on business trip.
Mrs. Palmer and Miss Pauline Palm
er went to Council BMffssto spend the
day Monday.
The tifty-seventh anniversary Of the
Des Moines.Western Baptist Nassocia
ton was held at Harlan on June 21st
|2lst and 22d. There was a large at
tendance, one hundred and forty-one
delegates and thirty-nine visitors
Those going from the Denison Baptist
church we're Mrs. T. e. Pearson, Mrs
E. l.. Barber and daughter, Mrs. c. X
Meyers, Mrs. Dunbar, Mrs. Frances
Barber, Mrs, Harry Carpenter and
daughter. Mrs. Henry Dodge, Mrs
Jas. Ballantine and daughter and Mrs
John Blackman. Mrs. A. H. Harper
|Mrs. Gertie Tillett and Misses FLOR
ence Miller and Josephine Munsey rep
PRESENTED the Dow City church. There
Twas an excellent program carried Out
and some very good sermons besides
i the regular business OF the assocla
|tion. In all 1t was very god conven
ton and everyone reports pleasan,
Itime. The delegates were entertained
|by the members OF the First American
Baptist church and the Danish Baptist
church. The ladies of the American
Baptist church served dinner and sup
per to all delegates, visitors and their
church members in the church dining
room. Among the delegation present
were twenty-one ministers from Vari
GUS parts of the state.
Alice and Abbie Lockmiller and Ruth
Smith, OF Denison, were over Sunday
visitors at he home of their uncle
John Blackman.
Max Holtz and family autoed to
Denison Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Kelly were call
ling on friends and shopping In Deni
son Saturday. & !@.%ES =
| ~ nd ne
and Mrs. John Blackman were enter
tanned at supper Monday evening at
4 the Chas. Smith home at Dow City.
Mrs. H.. B. Smith returned to her
home in Denison after a%weeks visit
at the home of her daughter, Mrs
Blackman. t"sJ'3 ~ 5.''E =" t-t7
William Rath and men, OF Denison
are redecorating the rooms at the
county home this week. O. w. Nelson
is also doing some plumbing work and
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ing much needed repairs. The freigh
room will be removed and put on tn
west side of the depot and new wait
ing room will be where the freigh
room was This will be an added in
Iprovement. ..-
Chas. Riggleman and family o
North Dakota were callers at the L
Hatch home recently.
DR.. Floyd Sharp was over from tn
Oak Sunday and spent few hours a
the parental, Brinton Sharp, home.
Willis Virgins and family, OF Wood
bine took Sunday dinner at Gene Wig
gins. From here they went to Bucl
Grove to visit at the Griffin home.
Mrs. JED. Wilcox, of Clinton, il
visiting at the home of her sister
Mrs.: Graul.3 9,- :. T. ii"
Maurice Spence, of Deloit, was il
town Monday. ~. 'r".' .5uAe2 ''''t''..
| Leroy Hatch has purchased an Over
land car Of our local dealer A. l.. Jack
son. ,r. .',|"
| The many friends of Zeph Fienhold
will be pleased to learn that he II
now at home from Rochester and IL
gaining quite rapidly.
! DR.. Brill and Brinton Sharp were
callers in Charter Oak Wednesday.
| Howorth Bros, had a car of hog:
shipped in from Kansas City, which
they will feed during the summer
months. ..
John Fritz and family, of Denison
Sundayed with his brother George
Fritz at this place.
| Mrs. T. C. Dobson and daughter
Eunice, of Deloit, spent the day Satur
day here at the L. Hatch home. >'
Eugene Crandall and family spent
Sunday at the Jim Mcbride home ovel
near Defiance Sf@ "a. 1880 Il"
Thos. Fleming, who works for Joe
Halloweli, plans s to leave soon for p
Paso, Texas, to join the national guard
Mrs. Jane Woods, together with hel
daughters, Mrs. Bird SAM, Mrs. Lew
Smith, Mrs. j. Riddle and Mrs. Cy
Rudd visited in Jefferson last weel
at the Bird Woods and Ann Schisslel
home. They returned Saturday. So
Mrs. Ed Probasco is entertaining
Miss Ethel Prates, of Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fritz entertain
ed Dr:-and Mrs. L. A. Larson, of Deni
son Sunday. ..s,
Showed Thompson, together with
his brother Noah and Fred Benson
were In Deloit Sunday.
There were no services at the Bap
Itist church Sunday on account of the
absence of Rev Essex, who is at New
Hartford.
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sion of the farm teams and drivers as
they leave for and come from the
fields will often times increase their
efficiency. a.. ..
The location in the rear of the house
would make it possible for the man
ager of the farm to attend to the nee
essary daily book work and at the
same time keep a close check on the
farm workers. This location is con,
venient for the farm laborers to leave
data and other information in regard
to- work and repairs needed as they
come to their meals.s d,
In cases of emergency the farm Of.
fee might become an improvised bed.
room. This room. does not need to be
large; Sx10 feet or even 6x8 will often
times prove to be ofiample size. IS.
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up.to.Date Farm Needs Office.

Modern farm houses should be SO
planned that one room will be avail.
able as a farm office. says the agricnl'
tural engineering department of Iowa
State college. The average Iowa farm
of today requires good deal of cler'
ical work If the business is properly
transacted and the proper accounts
kept. Not many farms are large
enough to provide an office separate
from the farm house. n
A location in the rear of the house
with windows which will provide a
good view OF the farm buildings and
the service yard. is the most satisfac
tory. Organization is more than hall
in many instances and close supervi
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Towship Picnics Held.

One of the ways used by County
Agent G. r. Bliss in Scott county to
get the boys and girls interested in
boosting better agriculture is to hold
township school picnics. During the
month OF May. seven were held with
good interest and attendance at all OF
them. The Farm improvement league
of the county presented pennant to
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the school in each township which
showed the hest exhibit of school
work. This included anything along
the line of reading, writing, drawing,
arithmetic, geography, physiology, Ian
guage, spelling, manual training, agri.
culture, domestic science, busy work
and paper cutting.
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Courts and congress have been try
ing for five years to regulate the
trusts and they haven't given the am
bilious citizen one bit Of help toward
getting into them. ~
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.H|ky!ssSf ;;;iTi;iI 4fe5a# !|:!!|!Y
ONE DOSE Wit CONVINCE

Gall Stones, Cancer and Ulcers of the
Stomach and Intestines, Auto-Intoxica.
ton, Yellow Jaundice, Appendicitis and
other fatal ailments result from Stom.
ach Trouble. Thousands of Stomach
Sufferers owe their complete recovery
to Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. Unlike
any other for Stomach Ailments. For
sale by Rudolph Knaul and druggists
everywhere.
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0rnsoeis enttums.S pOibsfsx.
Reaefngetras.m

" ~ eI get n.
grtbur 8. Griss an prOOiS,ni 2Oau
Co.. $45o0.
ausuft 8. ess.rs an q. 9at.r,
$500.
Ridarb W. SobHfOn an mills g.
Sarpsr. $960.35.
WiIlis 6. 6arper an Wt. lootou!
g. II. g. Co., $2500.
Sulia 6ealp an Gait gnb 8. u,
gp., $1625.
Charles geifer on GumminspilIe 9.
u. .. Co., $1,000.
Sarrp ]. 9oumann an Central
Jairmount Q. II. Z. Co., $2500.
Rate r. Edmonton an apn6bura
3. u. g. u. Co., $4800.
sfnnis W. aana.nbrunnsr on aibe.
raj 8. II. Q. Co.. $500.
@errse Soecbs an Court SouIt 8,
u. 3. Co.. S2750.
Sobn 3. Vic. an DO, $25o0.
Ghrii.iaH Ha.tb on Soutbibs g.
II. .. Co.. $1,000.
6enrp 3. 6umbsrt an ct. 9srnarn
proareFips o. u. 6. u. Co., $3.50.
ooparb gIl.rbort an Gaipsr 5ilI,
$500.
-S0rrb z. aebman an W.Rsrn Ger.
man 8ani. $4,000.
eli5ab.tb q. Wlariin an Gun 3.
q. go. /, $500.
gtarIes 3. Stoni an Wt. SeaItbp
z. Il. g. Co., $500.
Slrrsnce 6. Pubn an bic Sallsp
9nni. $500.
ssoTepb Sobdpp an unitsb Speietn
Of gsIiep.rs, $4,000.
Rattle Eperman on 2. Hationdl
ganf, $4,000.
George M. Subslman an Ror'b
Sairmount2ofal g. II. 9. Co.. S2S0O.
morcus MsThbOpstp on Jrorfl o.
BsrtOn, $500.
%. an bo., $500.
G,orse Talion on FOUNDATION ..
u. 9. Co., $500.
eSulia g. Sobnfion an Malnut
Gins g. II. g. Co., S3000.
Sbersfn Goit an grpoiiiion 9. u.
g. Co., $4,000.
DO. an Gamuel .. goop:r.
$lc1A.75.
Diaiam O. eb.rion an SisbIano
abenus 6. unb q. 60. $4,000.
DO. on Sable uImtr Sl100.
&arab Sipit an 8dni StraBs ..
u. Go. $4,000.
DO. an bic gtu5ida Rsmps 60.
500.
Charles 3. Goggsa an albert Msl,
.rsnbtrs $1,000.
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% bel 12O Sub al Der Torbfsite Der
Warner Girabe. 200 SUB Sitlid ttr
Jairpieip Npenue, $27.01.
G3rd 6. @resnfpatb an Sufan 20.
2onsfport6, 7bsil bon Got 228 III
2ongiportb's llnterabtbeiluns DON
1uscutum, 81.
ebparb Yeplsr Sr. on grnft 10.
SGroer, Got Jap Il, mt. Deter adnb
unb glbe. aFn's llntsrattheiluns, 81.
grbsn bon Rate Nisbaus,. per Stes
riff, an George G9ott. Cots A, 45
unb 46 In Dapib Quinn's llnt.rabs
tbsiluns in Camp WafbiDsion,
S4093.34.
8ofingsr iinb Soptins an Senrn
70. BON llnrub. 54 sub an Der Glib
ftite Der 4obmann 4benue, 81.
Samusl o. goopsr on 5hereia
goii, 45 bsi 100 SUB an Der Wtits
isite Der Spanbos sfbsnus. 40 Jnb
nSrbli9 Der WiIliams abenus tn Hor'
ppob, 81.
@eors. 6. 80. syift.r an Waarp 9.
Jrpin, 9 Cots in Sames VI. Sibs
lep's slpsiisr llni.rabtbsiluns In Sers
race purt, 81.
9lefpton Stout an Warp 8. Srtpin.
2 2ots in berTslben llHterobihsllung.
81.
Soispb 70. Wilfbire an Sallit 10.
psrfins II. glnb., 80 bei 100 Jub an
Der Meitfeite Der WaInut Strabe. 80
iSub fiibIih Der psarl GtraBe, fsrnsr.
20 Bel 70 Jub an Der Siifsite b.r
Weglliiter Strabs. 140 Sub nDrbli1
Ter 4. Strabs, $791.43.
gsorse 8. iiiber on WilIiam Ross
&c, 81 BET 107 CUB an Der Siiopeit'
sde Der Wostl,iH glpenue unb at!in'
ion ctr. 81.
Gatharinn Wilmer. @eripalferiu. ali
@sronica gaper. 25 Bel 120 Gub an
Der Rorbpitsds Der GIsnpap unb e.
bsron apsnus duf priee 6in 81.
5arrp Oldham an Die 9eomb ael'
Isr gnilbins Co.. 90 Bel 150 SUB an
bsr Siibiueiiieiie BON Gosebil plaee
IN 4ponbaIe 81.
emma Z. 9arris II. q. an Soapdrb
9. WurIiber, % bel 80 Jub an Der
Rrrbfeits Der gdteu Sirabe, 80 Jub
SiiIib Der Race Cir. 500. 900.
alfrec anisbi an Sottie 3. &nisbt.
$50 Jub an Der SiiboftIeite Der pos,I.
ape. 81.
german 3. Raberbaus on Stto
5rsunb, flint Sabre padtrsdi pDni 1.
Gestmber 1915 auf bas Gisentbum
90. $500 MarIaip 4xnus. WlonaiIi'
DIE Wisibe $50.
9ouiie gberIe an ditto Ssslsr, flint
Sabre pa6trtdt BON /. Suni 1915
uuf bus Gisentbum go. SIC Weif ais
bsrin Sirabs. Ronaili4. mi.tk $40.
aouis @. Suber an Soispb u. Su'
Der, 15 Bel 100 JuB on Der SiiboIt'
.ds Der BonmiIer unb CHARLOTTE Str.
ST.
2oais g. Subsr an SoTsp6 q. gu,
Der. 25 Bel $50 CUB an Der Rorbfsits
Der yori Gtrabs sDiiten Graman
gDenu. una 8nbmiller Strabs 81.
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snonbs nat turssr lleberlesura.
Hennit bu ibre GorsRea
.Sapobl = OIt, Reununoie43isits
Gtrabs Drummer einuno5panaig.
Simmpnbs nctierte iie iid unb Be-
mertte:
MiuR bu Iic nidt binunterbsalsis
tens Sd peros unterbeifcn bic anS.s
rtn 3tmmer abfuden.
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Sthattjernnaeu
afoman bon 6. 55Iler aiOnbeart.
(S1lab).


Ser ebrt ielne g,aterredte unS
bleibt 5uriid.
Sieienbauien mnB nit ieinen Sim
bern juerit aaein iein, bus perlteht er.
Sit er alIein in bem aroben Irilnt-
gemod, in Dem Die pielen aer5eu 5fpt'
iden oiiiterer SrauerpraGt flinlmern
uno feline bei0en idlilntnlernoen Glei.
nen altigebabrt Iino in bliibenoen
Sainen uuter 9Iumenoedens
SIT er gang allein, ba er in eieier
Sootenitille lai,tlos neben ibnen ME-
berlinfen piu, - gebrofen - ger
I6mettert?
"a fomnt es berangetrohen. IuI
sen Gnieen - su ibm bingeihleppt
- mas reglos neben ben SGrgen &C.
lcgen babelh mnb, iino mas er nidrt
geieten in ieiner Gramperilu,fenheit.
Sit bieie Sammergeitolt in Dem
3erfnitterten rpeiBen S6Iafrod, Der
Gage lang nid)t ibr pom Seibe setom'
men, rpirtli1. Olga, Sie itarfe ritbige
Olga2
aann elm Wenid iib IN Sagen 10
iebr per1nbern2-
acinen Con fann iie anfanss ilber
oi. bcbenben 9ippen, aus Der 5use'
ihniirten aeble bringen. Sic rinst
rtur in itnntmer @er5peiiIung Die au.
fdmmensetrdinpften SGnbe gu ib'a
enlpor.
9ann fommen Die 2aute itcbiDeis
,Gr6ermen -. Sb 80. ih 80.
S6uIb -"
,Gul" Gs lit elm SiredIaut aren'
;cnIpien Gritminens.
SD! SSdl St,l" ifreit iie in per'
;peiflungspoIlcr SelbltanfIose.
Gr bcnft, iie 1T frabniinnis geluor'
hcn unb 5iebt iie ionit cnpor. ,sie
6euat ii6 berab unb bcardbt itdbncllo
itr per5errteS 8eiitt in feline Sdnhe.
Sab @itleio NIT mir - Ser.
sicb! - 8 peraiebl"
sd perGcbeffl" itanrnIeIt er
Sat lie Der Shrner5 ben Sinncrl
gcbraht? Sat lie DIE ai;,oer 70 &c.
liebt? aann tie 70 IeiSenibaftIidl fiib.
Ien2 Gr idiitteIt oos Sdiipt. pa9rsno
Der tbrdnenIoie Bid troitlos aui ici.
aer rcrfI1rten ainbern rubt limo
in icinem srenaenloien @ritaunen
iprid't er oos Iaut aus.
Ia bebt Tie job ben Gopf, unb III
piIrcr SeIbitbesid)tisaine bridlt 6
herpor: .SItt' ih Tie nur mebr &C.
i;ebt aIs eib! Suite mid bic foIterll.
&c llnrute, 81 Dir gu foHliren. MIR
nibt iortsejaotl SSdtte i'd MIR iiiG
oclportet. bate ih auseebalten BEL III
ncn, bis ib eeten 0irfte, kitte cs
mid nid)t GBoeen nit un!uioeritebIi.
djcl 0iadt gu Dir bin, in Der sittern.
cen 1urd,t, bu fonntcit mir pcrlcrcn
qcben 0ur.b iere anberel Sdtt' i'd
meme ainber bod mebr eeliebt, aIs
nleincu Wann. @ie fam er mir per.
acben. Sab i'd ieine ainber seopfert
babel"
9a umftann1rrt er iie init beiScn
9lrlncn in aus6refenbeln @eb. Sn
ilrdtbarem Sdtufscn prebt er tie
an fiji. Sa loft iih ales. iuas bed
linn beriteinert mar IN itarrcus
Sdnter5.
.Dicin aru,eS @eibl - itamaiclt
er.
Still r1ant er ibr gu. fein naiiesSc.
iid)t oil ibres preiienb: -9ann tragcn
lrir ecneiriame SduIo. - 8crpsD
mir - berDieb - tpie i'd pergebel"
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I
Gin wlillScrmiIber Spatberbit mt
Burpur, @oIo nro 9iclett IN tauicro
farbclliatten Gd)attieraugeil.
Slna. Die idIaitfer getpor6en 1T
uno garter ausiiebt in ben idrpar,en
3rausrtIeioern, einen eisenen gepi;l'
ncnoen BUG BON nod leis naf5ittern.
hcr &cbnlutb aui itren Iebensuousn
rergeiilioten 3iiacm ecbt iDortcno
Dor Der sieeesalee i'm SDiergarten
mli uro az.
ga trifit Tie ieoen Tag i'm oieiclbc
3elt nit itrem nus Rem W,niiteriinn
fcnmenSen @ann 5uiammcn.
0o3 arditige. Selbitbesp:bte III III
itrcm Sang berabgeodHpft Eicie5
gong leitt 3asenoe Der llnaeprbbcrt.
tas ieet ibr @e'eu fenn5eidme1'
nimmt ibr bas lleberhebenbe, ourt)
tas lie ionit unmi qfiirliG teroboriif.
te. Is nmdt iie peider, tpeiblifcr
ln6 gibt ibr sic friiber icbIeiIOe
millCe
2icicnbauien, Der lie idbn bon
peitem erferutt, fonmt atbe,alos Der.
angelauien.
.gobtauien6 - bu ihon bal -
babel ieblen nod 5ebn Wiuuten on
fiinf. SD bin cine @iertelihinbe fri.
Der fortgegnnsen, Inn bid bier idon
5u erfporten -
.@ieI Weiiigfeitenl 9as trieb mid
in meiner llngeoulo 81 friib boni
!Snilie,"
gr Siebt NIT rubiger Selbitper.
it1n6liffeit ibren 9lrm ourh Ieinen
ilno iie iflaGcn in gleid,er Selbiiper.
ft1nolihfeit ben Seinupeg burt oie
menid)enperloiienen SeiteualIeef elm.
y9slln2" frngt er nit Spannung.
9am 5drtiif) beioret: Dor allen
Gingen: @ie fiihlit bu bi42 @ar Der
@eheimratb boz"
Sie oriidt itntt dIIer Gnttport cine
Gefunbe ibre Stirn innig an feline
StuIter unb iiebt i'm onraui nit
leuftenoen @uecn an.
Or prcBt ibre Sa,lb tn ieinem arm
an bic gruit.
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(5OrtIsbuns foIst.)

Die dIteite 5oftsr Der 5amili.
rsitte benz iungen Serru einer GpfeI;
odussnS srsriif bisier bic GIuGi.
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gbarIes 0reinsr an George 9. Yens
500.
wlOrris 9arris an Sophie 6ams
mon $50.
Srsne r. Wonbermullsn an ,WortIelo
| gfp. / 6. unb 9. So. $2250.
5tnrp Suter oil DO. $4,000.
Gannab @alfman an Ssrael @rt:Hs
berg 5000.
anna WieSntprt an Soutbern Cbic
g. unb !. So. $1000.>
eJeprae Gforr au bo. $500.
CLARA g. Wuasn an state Wdpsr
500.
2lnna mcSntprs an 6. paulins
Sirob $500.
Tlarp q. arsabriie an BURNT
Wppbs 3. unb g. go. $500.
90. an Jreb 8. einsonner $500.
getiIste Sppotbefen
9trtbur 3. Garter an glmpooo
glacs 6. u. 9. Co., $4,000.
Darn 6. Carton OH aiDn Ro. l
6. u. .. Co., $4,000.
Jobn arpn an QuidDit5broipal q.
q. Co., $500.
Georsidnua Q. alaper an 9. Bqas
man. $3.50.
| Do. an Charles g. Vourie, $1,000.
Mlarp g. garnss an easls g. II.
6. Co., $500.
Gbas. @siIsr on Soutbern Sbio
to. II. Z. Co., $1,000.
2lmeIia Webmsisr an Gatbtrin.
Bremen, $500.
Snmuel s. gsreton an Srbias
Simpion. $685.
aribur Roors an 6cme 3. II. 6.
Co., $500.
Rpia Gt,an an Champion o. u.
go. 2, $500.
aututia grotpn an SObn 8. Upton.
s1062.
80. an O'grpanpilIs 9. u. g. Co..
$2600.
eaip.r Sil an Gbparb 9. 5.n,
$500.
gbarI.s Z. etOut an 9. q.
Smbib, $1,000.
Waurice gousbIin an osnoI y. u.
g. Co.. $3.50.
georse gorasrbins an 8ani Ssre:i
8. q. Co.. 5000.
2lnna g. R,bbun on SoutbsrH
Gbir gapinss gant Co.. $4,000.
6enrp g. aepis an gli5a ..
Wfippl. u. qnb.. S4500.
Sersmidb Quinlan an Brighton
@.smon gant Co., $500.
JuIia W. 9bonau on propib,nt
Sdpinas 3. u. z. Co., $1,000.
5rsb. 9aseI an GONE 3. u. 6. Co..
$500.
George Sdn.iber an bo.. $500.
MilbeImina RoIfss an bo., $4,000.
geore. Dalton on Foundation ..
u. 9. Co., S250O.
gpa Gtrabtmann an mafnut Sias
g. Il. g. Co.. $500.
SuIia 6. Sobnfon ar bo., $3.50.
Sobn gppid on SamusI .. Coos
per. 5000.
9o. an S.Diis aps. 6. u. 9. 60,
$1,000.
g.rirub. W.lIs on War.in Drbins.
$500.
Senrp Subsr an ailas .. u. 6.
Co.. $4,000.
giof. Gil.man an aiberal 9. UNI
3. 60. $500.
Otto S4Iss.I on Soi. 8. 8itdr
$50.
alIt.rt eimOn on Diaium Rsu!sr
$50.
Warp Gimon ,n bo. $500.
DO. an Sobn Simon $500.
2lIbnt &. gIart an Brighton Gsr'
man gant 60. $23e0.
I'm. SO. Diuis an Sfi Walnut
Oils 3. unb g. 60. $1,000.
%. 8. Wiuis on Sba W. Garner
$500.
Qtnibonp R. goblins an prODibeut
Gapinss 3. unb Z. 60. $1,000.
gbas. Tsipiiri an 4rason .. U.
60. S3700.
Gsprss O. aubipis on Bomb 5iG
.. u. 60. $2500.
Sobn Msrnsr an Glmiucob piate
9. unb 3. 60. $1750.
Carrie AiIpert on bo. $500.
qRargaret 9ruend an WabiIon 9.
q. Ro. 2 $3.50.
9inihonp 8. JerguIon an Sslnis
Garson $500.
Charles Uarensportb an ai5sral
6. unb .. So. $3.50.
George Zimmerman on eugene 5iu
$3.50.
Gli3abstb aabltis on @drfislb no.
2 g. unb .. SO. $3250.
Morgaret I. SimralI an Suns
Sirabe 3. 9. unb g. 60. $500.
SObn gdper all GinbllD Rarsst 10.
2 g. unb 9. &c. sl'p9
Sarrp Oldham an q. 6einsn
$1,000.
DO. an Tl. Warnsr $500.
MtfatI Ebprr an gitp 6afI 1anf
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