Rensselaer Union, Volume 10, Number 19, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 24 January 1878 — Real Estate Transfers. [ARTICLE]

Real Estate Transfers.

■ -The £*Kssrittg Iraaafecß were made on the books of the recorder of Jasper county during the week ending January 16th, 1878: ~ Mary J. Williams to Owen Ball, the undivided one-half of se so 22, 21, 6, and ne se 25, 31, 6—Bo acres, quitclaim S 200 Joseph R. McNary et al. to J. V. Hoss, w j sw 26, 31, s—Bo acres 1,000 Simon I’. Thompson to Charles Thompson, se ne 11, 31, 7—40 acres, quitc1aim.................................... 40 John Irviue, ar., to Thomas B. Irvine, sj sj lot 12 Western addition to town of Remington, lots 1,2, block 1, 1. ts 6,7, block 9 Stratton’s addition to town of Remington 800 John Irvine, sr., to James F. & Joseph H. Irvine, sw nw 25, 28, 6, nJ ew, sj ne, sw nw 26, 23, 6—200 acres 1,500 —Martha Aitkin to Abraham Prewett, se ne 17, 28, 7—40 acree.......■ litMT John Myers to Sarah Roshong, w J sw 16, 32, 6—Bo acres.., , 2,100 Simon P. Thompson to John C. Neilson, wj nw 5, 30, s—Bo acres... 340 John C. Neilson to Simon P. Thompson, cj nw 5, 30, s—Bo acres 320 JJ. F. Latnborn to Laura Lamborn, sw nJ lie 14, 27, 7—3o'acres 900 Alfred McCoy to Clement Timmons, eJ ne 27^29.6-80 acres . 1.200 . Eliza Jana P4aM..~to_lßimoii .P-., Thompson, lots 3, 4 block 2 tofcn of Rensselaer 340 Charles D. Delaney to A. W. Bingham, lots 7,8 block 19 Clark’s addL . __ tion to town of Rensselaer... 90 Simon L’biltrpa co A. W. Bingham, u I lot 1 bloek 20 Clark’s addition to town of Rensselaer... 103 A. W. Bingham to Simon Phillips lots 7, 8 block 19 Clark’s addiiiun to town of Rensselaer. 90 JJathaniel Mobreto Frank L. Bantu, north end e| ne 22,29, 5, north end wl nw 23, 29, 5—J00acre5........ 'Frank L. Banta to George H. , Brown, same tract..,, . 1,000 Richard Sharp to Lewis S. Chase, C ej 8, 31, 5. se. se sw 5, 31, s.—qt. c. . Francis M. Goff to Katherine Wolf, sw ne 6, 30, 6-—4 O acre 5....... ... 400 |

There are people hereabout who' 1 sing gently of Texas and wheat growing. Possibly they may some day be sweetly humming blue bonnets over the border. L,\te newspapers for sale at this office for 10 cents a dozen. The list includes country exchanges, New York, Chicago, Indianapolis and St. Louis d miles, and the leading agricultural journals of the country. The new railroad is expected to be finished to Rensselaer by the Ist prox. If the quota of this, county is forthcoming, w’ork will be commenced at Delphi and Bradford as soon as winter breaks up and carried on toward this place, meeting here in about ninety days from date of beginning.—Monticello Herald.