Rensselaer Semi-Weekly Republican, Volume 34, Number 40, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 17 January 1902 — Page 4

THE REPUBLICAN Ep*' Mlclal Paper of Jasper County.’ - *■••*• toepubUOMcbutiding on the corner of ~ WieOlntitin and Weston Streets. sIBBUED EVERY TUESDAY AMD FRIDAY BY GECRGE E. MARSHALL EDITOR AND PUBLISHER. Term of •■booriptioo. One Year $1.50 Sax Months 75 Three Months.. .50 Friday, January 17, 1902.

Representative Crumpacker, of Jndiaoa, introduced a bill for the punishment of persons taking part in the lynching of an alien. Those vho conspire in such a lynching are made subject to death or life imprisonment, while meeting to organize such lynching is made a felony. The Federal Courts are given jurisdiction of such offenses, and persons who have participated in lynching are disqualified from serving as jurors. The measure is designed to cover cases similar to the lynching of Italians in Louisiana and Mississippi. So far, if we remember rightly, no measure introduced by Mr. Crumpacker has become a law. This however,' is a etatemanlike and necessary bill and we hope to see it become a law. The Indianapolis Journal remarks Editorially, that “Porto Rico has a legislative body, chosen by the people, to which Governor Hunt has sent a message, in which he shows that the island is tranquil and the people contented, that railroads are being built, that exports have increased; highways aro being constructed and debts paid. The island now has 875 schools, with 934 teachers, and 45,000 pupils. The increasing revenue shows that the island is financially prosperous. The surplus in the treasury is $2,000,000, and increasing.” But the Journal does not say that this public school, highway and railroad developement in Porto Rico, and its overflowing treasury all had their start and foundation head in that much execrated Porto Rico tariff bill of a year or two ago Than which a more generous and beneficial measure could not have been devised. Yet so great was the popular outcry against the bill that a few Republican congressmen who opposed it, thereby achieved sufficient reputation for and “courage of thtir convictions” and a lot other similar clap-trap, to be their stock in trade for the balance of their political lives.

ONEY TO LOAN.

A special fund to loan on farms at a low rate rate of interest without commission. Also money to loan on city property, second mortage personal and chattel security. Money on hand no delay A complete set of ab ■tract books. Call or write. James H. Chapman. Makee ver’s Bank Building, Renseelaer, Indiana.

Jbtice to Heirs, Creditors and Legatees. In the Matter of the Estate of J6hn Rodgers Deceased in the Jasper Circuit Court, February Term, mo—. Notice is hereby giveu to the creditors, heirs ■ad legatee* of John Rodgers and all persons interested in eaid (state, to appear in the JasE Circuit Court, on Friday the 7 day of rch 1902 being the day fixed and endorsed on ■hr Final settlement account of Robert A. Tarkison Executor of Raid decedent, ind show cause. if any, why such Final Account should mo* be approved; and the heirs of said decedent and all others interested, are also hereby motified to appear in Raid Court, on said dav sutd make proof of their heirship, or claim to any part of said estate. Jtan. 17, 24 51 R, A. PARKIBON, Executor. NOTICE ~ Of Uttng Contract For Supplies. Notice is given that sealed bids for aopp'ies of dry goods, clothing, ehoes, lumber, and groceries, for we of tlisper County Poor Asylum for Quarter ending March 31,1902. All to be according to ftjonw therefore on file in Count* Auditors office. Such bids must be accompanied by bonds as repaired by law and with affidavit on form to be furnished by Auditor and may be filed in the Auditor’s office up to 12 o’clock m Taesfay, fcbrury 4th, ML Ti e Board reserves the right to wjtw t all bids. January 13 190'• BoABD OF CcMMISSIONFBS, 1an r . - ' Jasper County, li d.

George Myers Still At It

Geo. F. Klytrs. the hustling And always busy Knirnan real estate man has made two good land sales near Wheatfield this week, and a very peculiar circumstance is connected with the purchases. The buyers Are W. S. Walton, of Deselm, 111., who bought the Charles Sohatzley farm of 200 acres two miles north of Wheatfield, paying $35 per acre for the same, and Junes Parks, of Joliet, 111., who bought 200 acres of Horace Marble for s4l per acre. The two' farms adjoin and the purchasers were both former farm neighbors in Will county, 111., but had not until Tuesday of this week, seen each other for 18 years, and their meeting was then purely accidental; both having met Mr. Myers at Wheatfield, to look at land. They will take possession of their purchases within thifnext two weeks.

The Coming County Convention.

County Chairman Warner will issue his official call for the county convention at an early date. The convention, as before stated, will be Monday, March 24th. The primaries to elect delegates will be held on the Saturday previous, on March 22nd. It will be the largest delegate! convention ever held in the county, the basis of representation being one delegate to every ten Republican votes, At the last election. This will give a convention of over 208 delegates

Hero Hobson At Fountain Park.

Robert Parker, manager of Fountain Park Assembly, has already secured one very notable attraction for next summer’s session. It is Richmond P. Hobson, the hero of the Merrimac episode, at Santiago, who will lecture at the assembly on August 14th. His subject will be “The American Navy.” Hobson is now lecturing over the country, and is making a great <• access. His price for one lecture is $l5O.

Announcements for Christian Church.

Subject Sunday morning, “Is Life Worth the Living?” Subject at Christian Endeavor 6 p, m. “Caleb: Choosing a Hard Thing.” Leader. Rev. J. L. Brady, Evening subject, “Christ the Light of the World.” Everybody cordially invited to attend all the services of the church. T. A. Hall, Pastor.

* REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Horace Marble to Henry W. Marble, Dec. 26, Its 10, 11, 12, bl 3, S touts berg.. . .$l5O Robert Ross to Richard B. Wetherill, Nov. 3, se nw, he sw, s| ne, n| se 19-29-5, sw nw, nw sw 20-29-5, Hanging Grove... .20,000 Eugene Nichols to Jerome B. Wattles, Jan. 3, s| nw 19-31-5 83 acres, Walker 1,815 James M. Dickey to Gertie Voohees, Dec, 27, Its 2,3, bl 14, Leopold's Add., Rens 1,500 John W. Phelps to Mary Whiteside, Jan. 4, It 10 bl 6, C. & M. add., Rem 125 O. C. Halstead to American Food Co. Nov. 25, w| sw 6-31-6, Walker 1,600 Wm. G. Baker to Brazillia F. Ferguson, et ux, Dec. 12, ne se, ne sw, 27-29-5, 120 acres, Hanging Grove i . 4,800 B. F. Ferguson to Charles Erb et nx, Jan. 6, same as above. 4,800 Samuel rs. Nichols to Trustee Barkley Tp pt sw nw 2-29-6, Barkley 75 Abraham Leopold to ~~ Hiram Day, Jan. 10, Its 6, 7 bl 14, Leopold's Add ... 400 Chas, F. Dye to Sophia E. Commons, Nov. 7, 1900, n§ It 3, Patton’s Add. Rem .950 James W. Maggert to Noble J. York, May 17, '9B, It 15 bl 7. Sunnyside Add., Reus. 125 Sw Bruner A Randle For rates to Sooth Dakota we can make you rates every day in the week. Bbuner & Randle.

CORRESPONDENCE

Fair Oaks. r' Quarterly meeting will be held at the M. E. church next Sunday evening at 7:30, Elder Beck will be present and deliver a sermon. Everybody cordially invited. Mrs. Nettie Linton and daughter Opal have returned to Goodland, after visiting friends and relatives in town the past few weeks, Messrs. Stanley, Hinkiiie, Peck and Beedle, all’of Chicago,’were the guests of John Liggett over last Sunday. Del. Siusser, of Rose Lawn...is learning telegraphy and station work under Agent Nelson, at the depot. Mrs. Thomas Fry has been at South Bend the past two weeks on account of the serious sickness of her sister, Mrs. Maggie Wittpnbrook but who is now improving. Geo. B. Davidson was in town a few days last week. He has just traded his general store and resi denca at Ancona, 111, to Alford Bros, of Monon, for the old Ketchmark farm of 160 acres in Kankakee Tp. and is no longer a resident of Ancona. He and his wife are at present visiting relatives at Goodland. Mr. Davidson has not, as yet, decided where he will locate, but thinks either in Renseelaer or Goodland. Uncle Billy Cox and wife are visiting relatives at Chicago Heights. The ladies of the M. E. church expect to give a general supper on Washington’s Birthday. A more definite announcement will be given later.

Gillam and the Oil Fields.

The New York Oil Co., is ready to commence pumping as soon as the engine arrives from Chicago. Mrs. Skrah McCay, of Bradley, 111., is visiting friends in Gillam this week. Guild & Robinson are shipping bay from Asphaltum. Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Owens have a beautiful little girl baby in their home since last Thursday. The Christian people are busy hauling their church lumber from Francesville, the carpenters will go to work as soon as the foundation is built. Mr. Ben Rouse sold one lot for the new Christian church.

Northwest Barkley.

Al Fletcher is improving veiy slowly. Rev. Byrd filled bis appointment at Independence Sunday night. Mamie Myers spent Sunday with Maggie Torbet. Several ot the young folks of this vicinity attended church at Rose Bud Sunday night. James Williams have a new daughter at their house. Will Nuss is cutting wood for Logan Wood. Roy Daniels is hau’ing logs for his father. There will be a box supper at Independence en Friday night, Jan 17, 1902 Tom Zimmerman is hauling tile.

wit n. The State of Indiana,) OQ Jasper County. j In the Jasper Circuit Court February term 1902. Margaret Gleason et al., 1 vs. Complaint N 0.6268. Elijah Culp et al. ) Now come the plaintiffs, by Foltx, Hpitler A Kurrle. their attorneys, and file their complaint herein, together with an affidavit that the defendants, Elijah Culp and Sarah Culp, his wife, and Sarah Culp, widow of said Elijah Culp; William Moreland and Lydia Moreland, his wife and Mrs. Moreland, widow of said William Moreland; John W. Phillips and Mrs. Phillips, his wife and Mrs. Phillipa, widow of said John W. Phillips; Theodore Webb and Mrs. Webb, his wife and Mix. Webb, widow of the Raid Theodore Webb; Daniel D. Pratt and Mrs. Pratt, his wife and Mrs. Pratt, widow of the said Daniel D. Pratt; David Culp and Mrs. Culp, his wife, George Culp and Mrs. Culp, his wife; Mrs. Wesley Noland and Mr. Noland, her husband; Hannah Culp and Mr. Culp, her husband: Liddie Meadows and Mr. Meadows, her liusband; land: J. 11. Mallon and William A. Hennegan, Egbert W. Gillett and J. Foster Rhodes; Lydia Moreland and William Moreland, her husband and William Moreland, widower of Raid Lydia Moreland. Jacob H. Culp and Mrs. Culp. h*> wife and Mrs. Culp, widow of said Jacob H. Culp; And all of the unknown hefib, devisees and legatees of each of ths foregoing named defend

DELINQUENT TAX LIST. ■\j I ' ; ... '*' ""* ‘ ‘ -‘i, ’ J . & 't '. ’ ♦' '* List of Lands and Lots Returned Delinquent for the Non-Payment of Taxes for the Year 1900, Jasper County, Indiana.

NAMES DESCRIPTION 1A =| s 3 ? ® OF OF . P|; Ig. S’ OWNERS. LANDS. ;•f :"i f|» g* Hanging Grove Township—No. I. 6 Baker, Wm. G 27 ' 28 5 80 I nesw 27 at 5 40 29 17 38 68 47 Fleming, Harry L —nw „ 28 29 5 160 eJ4ne 22 29 5 80 w«bW 28 29 6 80 60 21 79 59 71 Hammerton, John ...|sj£ej£ nW Gillam Township—No. 2. 122 Hazen, Eva and Bertie ne 1 29 5 125 65 36 27 48 59 127 Hollingshead. French... ne 26 31 5 160 17 65 32 96 150 Keplmger, Christ.. eX se 25 30 5 80 17 16 22 42 825 Vennum, Frank B sesw ............. 25 31 5 40 nX .... L.. 25 31 5 820 sw 5e............ 25 31 5 40 nX sw 25 31 5 80 nese... ....2631 5 40 101 01 135’84 Walker Township—No. 3. 1 Armstrong, E. G. L se 231 5 160 11 71 20 07 5 Allison, Thomas E. and Ida A pt 23 Brown, Asa A. & Ira C. It 3, bl 3, Hogan... 91 199 70 Davis, J. K. & W. C. Kinney nw set: 331 5 40 nw 231 5 165 08 15 01 21 19 89 Fournier, Samuel senw ; 731 6 40 366 664 178 1 Jones, C. V It 5, bl 2, Hogan.?. 3 47 10 33 177 Jones, B. F...'._ w& sw 13 31 5 85 55 sH se l 13 31 6 80 14 11 35 03 193 Knight, Andrew J. and Geo. W. Sharp. .. sX he 26 31 6 80 12 73 17 45 225 Meiser, Fred S pt sRRwX ne 18 31 6 150 27 73 235 Mitchel, Newton n!, se j...... 13 31 6 80 504 880 320 Smith. Patrick wX nw .6 31 5 80 71 18 81 49 28 404 Williams, W. P_.;._ sX ne 31 31 5 80 19 98 26 89 Barkley Township—No. 4. 125 Fox, Isabel »y 2 sw -- ...29 30 5 80 13 10 18 40 Marion Township—No. h. 135 Fatka, Lena sW... 428 0 160 I sw.se 428 6 40 - ' s&w pt 5enw...... 428 t! 37 42 s side sw nw 428 6 38 25 e side se ne 528 6 12 e side nese 528 6 12 58 06 84 97 158 Greiser, Mary S, and J05eph....... eX sw 528 6 80 eX wX sw 528 6 40 pt w‘/4 nw se 528 6 1 46 18 63 48 42 181 Hendrix, Sarah J... sw..’. 27 29 6 160 42 56 7V 79 406 Suman, I. C. B. ;.. und 1-7 wX sw 328 <> 11 43 167 332 Jordan Township—No. 7. 21 Baker, Mary C nX sw... 19 28 6 57172“ 17 24 52 21 96 Gauthier, Metta M n% nw 21 28 6 80 15 75 23 98 229 Penwright, Mary A sene .....3128 6 40 ne se 31 28 6 40 22 05 36 21 230 Pursley, John.. sw. : ... 29 28 6 160 nw 29 28 6 80 70 18 144 55 Newton Township—No. 8. 42 Florence, Mary E IsX nw ~...! 5“28| 71 80i I l nw se 5i28 7 401 I |ne sw.. I s|2B| 7| 40| | 48 23] 103 72 Keener Township—No. 9. 3 Austin. Win. B out It 12 nw aw..... 26 32 7 20 737 15 14 3 do sw 5e..... 23 32 7 40 3 do se sw 23 32 7 40 18 29 46 15 3 do nw ne 131 7 39 02 546 856 3 do ........ und %It 1 Bruners’ add DeMotte 3 do und %nX It 2,' Bruner’s add to DeMotte 191 427 3 do ............... Its 4,5, bl 6, De19 Bterma, Alje... nwse 23 32 7 40 A "nK sw 23 32| 7 80 20 61 54 44 48 Cooper, Margaret E pt se ne 27 32 7 fl 328 727 100 Frame. Luther H .5e5w......’.: .....27 32 7 40 19 56 41 97 115 Erame, Noah. Its 8,4, bl 8, MeDonald’s add to DeMotte 4 78 10 10 216 Martin, James A ne 33 32 7 80 se 33 32 7 160 senw 33 32 7 40 53 51 109 13 217 McClintock, Ida M Its 5,6, bl 8, MeDonald’s add to DeMotte. 410 636 232 Norris, Harvey G se ne. 36 32 7 40 828 684 299 Sayers, Minnie Its 14,15,16, North DeMotte 9 43 28 30 Kankakee Township—No. W. 9 Alford, L. W w!4 se 21 32 5 80 81 k j Gingrich, Abra,89 ( hamJr s% sw nw 24 32 5 20 40316 48 116 Keene, O. B pt sw 23 82 5 154 T . _ Pj se 28825 78 22 14 8458 121 Luse, James B pt se 19 32 5 158 50 naw D « t 20 32 5 320 89 55 47 84 140 Mcßeynolds, James se se 85 82 5 40 203 16 63 177 RockwelljMalcoln V... 25x160 ft pt se ne 27 32 5 11 278 14 35 200 Turner, William sesw 84 32 5 40 813 448 201 Turner, Clarissa wX sw 84 32 5 80 11 49 15 96 Wheatfield Towuship—No. 11. 5 Austin Wm. B.— s side eX se 29 82 6 78 25 oo „ . „ »side se 29 82 6 78 50 30 59 41 26 .83 Hoehn, George ..... nese 36 82 6 40 974 P9O 179 Sayler, Lewie ..... ... sX nw s 12 82 6 80 10 26 193 39 Carpenter Township—No. 11 'l® 5S| •" 13. Fk-min., WillUm 7” a « “ w ' a “* . nXnw 727 6 5497 19 862898 24, Muzzy, James wH se. 827 7| 80| 677|13 86 Milroy Township—No. 15. 135 Sanford. Edward, heirs]nw si 10l I w 2?

_ INDIANA, County of Jasper, 8S: turned dTlinmientT'v 00 5 nty ’ ““ hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and complete list of all the lands and town lots rath croon together wi'th t the T ta?fo?UieS^^.^? n “ ty ’ mm e 2 o ®P»y™’®t taxes due thereon, for the year 1900, and former years with penalties bvOf LTa the costs of advertising, so far as the same are liable to be sold for taxes re shown rte taxS n^’ U thMt “ much “ ld UnXs and lot « " be necessary to discharge “ndtZ? door in lien-isetaer Indian^on nil fr ?“i£l e owne ™ thereof at the time of sale, will be sold at public auction, at the Court House r d^yteX’tffira^°A^Ty n 10th D ’ l9,fi ’ oo “ m0 *‘ cI “« dock a. m°£ WITNESS, my hand and official seal, this 10 day of January, 1903, WILLIAM C. BABCOCK, T - Auditor Jasper County, Indiana.

ants; And all of the unknown heirs, devisees and legatees of the unknown heirs, devinees and legatee* of each of the foregoing nailed dos ondAuta; And all of the unkown executors, admlnlstratoni and trustees and kraigna of each of the foregoing named defendants, except the defendants David Culp and wife, George Culp and wife: Mrs. Wtwloy Noland and husband• Hannah Cute and perhaps Mrs. Liddie Meadows Md husband and J. H. Mallon and William A. Hennegan, and that all of the other named do fendanta, thetr residence is unknown, but that each of said defendants is believed to be with °yL‘ h J" dlanß Bnd no* residents of the State of Indiana. Notice is therefore hereby riven said defend"nt". that unless they be and appear on Tues day, February 95th, 1902, the name Isrtng the fourteenth Judicial day of the next term of ‘he Circuit Conrt to be holden on ths Second Monday of Fnbruari, A. D., 1908, at the Court House in the City ofTtensselaer. Indiana* and answer or demur to said comptaint, the same will be heard and determined in your ab Minor. ( hand and affix the real of raid xv/S o ®*!- Rensselaer. Indiana, this . flrat day of January, A. D , 1902

Hon-Resident Notice. The State of Indiana, I Jasper County. I Before Jacob M. Troxell, a Justice of the Peace in and for Marion Township. John L. Osborne,) . „ y»- No. A. B. Cooper. ) Now comes the plaintiff, by Hanley & Hunt, his attorneys, and files his comptaint herein, together with an affidavit that the defendant, A B. Cooper, is a non resident of the State oi India ntt Notice is therefore hereby given said defend Bnt - that unless he be and appear on the twentyFebruary, Iwß, at my office In to". of RohaaelMr, in said County and Hteto and answer or demur to said complaint, the same will he heard and determined in his In witness whereof. I hereunto set (Illi. hand and affix the seal of said I—-—rtourt, at Reureelaer, TwAtens this 7 0 aoth day of December. A. D. 1901 JACOB M. TBOXKLL. „ . . _ . Justice of the Peace. Hanley A Hunt, Attorneys for Plaintiff. Jan. AIAI7.

g NAMES - DESCRIPTION ||f| g 5 f ? „ OF " OF tr ■| I ff OWNERS, LANDS. iP j i S 5, - : ...J ’ i i r B ’ - • ■< Union Township—No. 16. ' • ’WO- ■ * ' ! 4 Austin, Wm. B Its 1,4, 5, bl 18 *> - -SfcsiH-' • “«» 20, bl 86 and It 5 Arnold, Andrew Elmer It Fair ' ’ 69 Cox, Ellen M 3,’M Si 20 1 ® 81 Cottingham Fannie F... Its ib, 220 5 . bl 6. Fair Oaks... 320 748 142 Ferguson, Elizabeth hrs und 1-13 s and e 12 30 7 108 T „ pt se sw io 74 Jones, Jacob N. et al eV4 nc . ■ .2331 7 io 90 9Q 9R 280 Lambert, Sarah F......... Ita 6,7, bi 4,Fair 19 20 29 26 Oaks Its 13,14,15,16,17 i-o a,. '’l s > 1 Oaks.. 5 20 11 84 402 Stowers, Naney ..j........ Its 17, 18, bl 13, * Fair Oaks.... en aOl 403 Stowers, James L...,„... Its 19, 20, bl 13, 4 . Fair 0ak5..... 511 140 551 Zea, Wm. A und 3-11 e*/4 5w.... 630 6 21 82 559 8 ® 2 30 6 21 82 ™2O 14 91 552 Zea, Christiana..und 8-11 eX 5w...... 630 6 5818 und 8-11 wX se 630 6 58 18 82 60 45 30 a 9 9 B NAMES DESCRIPTION S gOF OF 8 £ OWNERS. > . LANDS. S’ p. j —— F § City of Rensselaer-“ No. 5. 3 Austin, Wm. B It 5, bl 9, Columbia add to Rensselaer 101 200 do — r . Its 22, 23, bl 32, Weston’s add to Rensselaer jo 08 11 54 do Its 3,4, bl 1, Benjamin & Magee’s add to Rensselaer... 176 402 do It 3, bl 4, .Benjamin & Magee's add to Rensselaer.... 88 625 do It 5, bl 2, Austin & Paxton’s _ _ add to Rensselaer. <s’o2 11 22 do its 8,9, 10, bl 5, Austin & Pax- ; - 1 — , ton’s add to Rensselaer 76 218 do lt« 1,2, 3,4, 5,6, bl 6, Austin & .... T> . Faxton’s add to Rensselaer 152 334 Ho Chipman, Ruth heirs undX Its 17,18, bl 33, Weston's „ add to Rensselaer 6 05 12 62 208 Dillon, Edna It 16, bl 29, Weston’s add to Rensselaer _ 62818 01 215 Dickey, James A It 8, bl 7, Sunnyside add to ’ Rensselaer 87 98 K°r en JS’ Eleanor M It 1 and s'A It 2, bl 6, Rensselaer;" 15 12 24 07 282 Fans, Edwin E Its 7,8, 9, 10, bl 12, Sunnyside , add to Rensselaer . 1 13 316 S l-0 ? 1 ’ iPdiank J pt out It 65, ne nw 30-29-6,17-100 a 14 62 22 33 333 Hopkins, Robert A It 9, Yeoman's add to Rensselaer 76 177 004 Kohler, John G It 7, bl 2, Austin * Paxton’s add to Rensselaer 88 303 515 Kight, William Its 1, 3. 5, bl 26, Weston’s add to Rensselaer 5 92 12 06 547 Lindsey,- Amanda Its 1,6, 7, 26, bl 7* Sunnyside ' T , add to Rensselaer... 126 411 623 Myers, John E It 3, bl 1, sub division of blocks ' o.TA m . A*}° 1 ? l P 8on ’ s “ dd Rensselaer 113 253 629 Magruder, Eugene O It 21, bl 7, Sunnyside add to Rensselaer . . 38 99 684 Norris, Nancy Its 3,4, bl 13, Newton’s add to ’ Rensselaer.. 340 748 757 Parker, Sami J.&Albert lt« 14,15, bl 8, Sunnyside aßd ” , , to Rennsselaer. 68 205 721 Paxton, John Rensselaer...... Its 5,6, 7,8, bl 32,. Weston's add to Rensselaer Its 1,2, 3,4, 5,6,7,8; 9, io, if,' bl' oo- r> u 44 * z, .x 24 ,’, 5^? 8 * 0 ? 8 “d* to Rensselaer 103 87 258 26 82a Rayhouser, C. A. G Its 11,12, bi 7, Sunnyside add to Rensselaer . ..» Rensselaer 101 384 827 Rich, Jacob D It 10, bl 31, .Weston’s add to Rensselaer.. sX Its 11, 12,13,14,15, bl 31, Wesaaa, ton’s add to Rensselaer 21 67 33 95 834 nansford, Margaret e-ly 40 ft It 1, bl 1, Riverside , Park add to Rensselaer 88 203 90a Shaw, Nancy Jane It 8, bl 84, Weston’s add to _ Rensselaer 14 11 846 55 914 Spencer, F’nk W. trus. It 7, bl 3. Benjamin’s add to Rensselaer _ 605 12 77 w»ik 1 Timmons, Sarah A. 0 ( and Maggie M. Sutton It 1, bl 11, Weeton’s add to *., • Rensselaer 85727 67 1047 Wells, Grace 8 It 4, bl 7, Sunnyside add to Rensselaer 38 98 1077 Williams, Sarah J...... It 9, bl 88, Weston’s add to Rens5e1aer........ .. 1.., 11 35 27 81 • Town of Wheatfield—No. 12. 60 Glasscoe, T. E....J. 1ta7,8, bl 6. Graham's add to . Wheatfield u- 408 887 145 Peters, Caroline K Its 1,2, 8,4, bl 2, Bentley's sub- .„ a, , out It 1 and 2. 5 84 10 68 167 Stump, Asaph M.. Its 9,10,11, 12, 13, bl 8, Grah- „ ~ am’s add to Wheatfield 831 16 48 199 Wolter, Emil 86 ft e and wx 68 ft n and s, w end out It 25, 25-32-6..., 20 80 Town of Remington—No. 14. 81 Berk, Frank J It 8, bl 10 Western add to Remington 68 150 123 Detrick, Susan eX bl 4, Bruel’s add to Remington 170 290 136 Eck, Anna Maria __ ... tern add to Remington 8 68 18 84 212 Hannen, Thomas Its 7,8, bl 6, Chambers & Mor- . „ gan’s add to Remington 280 507 343 Ochs, Peter Its 11,12, bl 8, Remington 18 48 16 45 346 O’Connor, Delia It 10 and eX It 11. bl 8, Western add to Remington 12 88 19 54 353 Phelps, Anna 8 out It 20, sw 30-27-6, &-100 acres. pt out It 22 ew 80-27-4,18-100 acres Its 7.8, 9, Coover & Goldsberry’s add to Remington 9 11 16 48 371 Peffley, Barbara A s!4 It Sand all It 6, bl 9, Western add to Remington 8 76 18 76 416 Stone, Armilda s% It 2, bl 5, Chamber & Morgan's add to Remington. 204 485 483 Stone, Susan O. et al It I, bl 5, Chambers A Morns add to Remington 80 270 110, Western add to Remington 68* 1 00

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