Real estate transfers and abstracts promised by Taylor and Aspinwall
A list of parcel transfers and abstracts of titles in Freeport and surrounding areas shows numerous deeds and lot sales with prices ranging from 050 to 38 082.64, naming buyers such as Mahia Williams John B Taylor Sibert Dement and many others. The notice touts Taylor and Aspinwall as the county's sole complete Abstract Books source for reliable titles deeds mortgages wills and related instruments.
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Mahia Williams
John B. Taylor Swly
Fot
Freeport
Darrew Jordan
Jno
Dierwechter
Vray
Harlem
Geo
Sibert
Henry Keller
Teer Huth
Christoph Poepkelot
Winnesheik
Ad Freeport
Dam
Patrick Brown
Daniel Brown
Kent
Taylor & Aspinwall
Great Business Success for Rowell & Co at Park Row
Messrs. Geo P Rowell & Co have taken possession of their business offices above the New York Times counting house. Mrs Rowell & Co have absorbed Hooper & Co and now command a large advertising trade. Their premises occupy the second floor of 89 Park Row with thousands of papers received daily and hundreds read and replied to. The firm is praised as a model advertising agency with well arranged offices and a prime city location.
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Messrs
Geo. P. Rowell & Co
Crtisers
New York Times
Mrs. Rowell & Co
Winess
Hooper & Co
Park Row
Dads Meet Again With Elation and Credit To Chair Danovrat
The Freeport board discusses leadership and patronage in a cautious tone. Republicans, praised for magnanimity, keep Danovrat as chair amid debate on who should hold seats. Critics say some members overlook local papers and circulation in favor of political maneuvering.
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Danovrat
Hinds
Berg
Freeport
What's the Matter With That Nose 2
The tale centers on Snyder, a temperamental saloon keeper in Ken sington, famed for stout beer and quick temper. After a pranksters’ nose roasting, Snyder defends his sunburnt nose, snarling in a comic clash as patrons taunt him with the same question repeatedly.
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Snyder
Mit der Grindshtone
Kensington
Frau
Ollerrecht
Hell
Billy
Remarkable sleigh ride ends in unexpected rejection near Indian line
A man recalls a sleigh ride where he planned to pop the question, but the woman said no as they hit a stump. They both fall into the snow. she asks him to notice the stump. They live near the Indian line and say a divorce is not wanted.
Nurse Wanted Joke Delights Philadelphia Audience
During a Williams wedding engagement in Philadelphia a spectator with an infant caused a cry. Mr Williams, asked to the curtain, quipped that a nurse was wanted triggering laughter. The mother retorted No Trish need apply as applause burst forth and she left with the musical baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Williams
Philadelphia
Mr. Williams
Poisoned Cattle Raise Fear in Irish Hollow Farm
Edward Levins of Irish Hollow in Elizabeth Township reports that twelve cattle were poisoned on the 8th of the month by someone mixing corrosive sublimate with salt and spreading it in his pasture. Five cattle are dead and the rest likely will not recover. The farmer seeks justice as no enemy or motive is known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Levins
Irish Hollow
Elizabeth Township
Levins
Tragedy at Hanover Street Corner Frontier
San Francisco grocer Peterson stabbed his wife and then himself on Hanover and Twenty-sixth streets. They were found dead in a pool of blood, the knife in his hand. The motive remains unknown.
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San Francisco
Peterson
Hanover and
Twenty-sixth Streets
Tilton's Journal of Horticulture April issue praised
Literary notices hail BaF Tilton's Journal of Mortioulnine for April illustrated and full of practical articles for fruit growers and flower lovers. It offers valuable notes and lessons, and the magazine pays its price, priced at a low rate of one year.
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Tilton
Illustrated weekly issues discuss serials and features
The April issues of Harper's Weekly Every Saturday Appletons Journal and Hearth and Home arrive. Harper's Weekly and Every Saturday publish Charles Reade's A Great Temptation. Appleton's serial Morton Nouse appears. Hearth and Home offers varied departments with broad reader appeal.
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Harper's Weekly
Appleton's Journal
Hearth and Home
Charles Reade
Appleton
Morton Nouse
Surper's Bazir Publishes Humor and Short Stories
The issue includes a pleasant editorial note from Carl Hamilton and continues Hannah with one or two concise, well crafted tales plus fashion notes and humor on the last page.
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Day Surper
Bazir
Carl Hamilton
Hannah
May 1871Godeys Lady's Book Promotes New Spring Fashions
The May 1871 issue features spring dresses, a steel plate Rustic Gallantry, blue Crorhet Square designs, a seven figure Colored plate with dress drawings, interior of a primitive church Devotion, thirty two engravings of dresses bonnets and toilet items, children's hair designs, and continued Work Department sewing guidance plus a suburban residence design and Marion Starland’s serial conclusion.
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Ay Godey
Crorhet
Marion Sfarland
Living Age weekly issue features a broad scholarly fold
The edition lists Ocean Currents Contemporary Review Castle St Angelo by W W Story Blackwood's Magazine Old Critlerema on CW Plays and Old Players by Sir Robert Lytton Fortnightly Review How to Think by the Author of Friends in Council Good Words The Condition of Turkey Examiner Paris and France Heonoiist Spain and her Revolution Cornhill Mr Tennyson's Poetry North British Review A Memoir of Teet hoven Spectator Tales of Old Japan Movable Morals Pall Mall Gazette Lady Isabella English Christian Names Seed Time and Harvest translation Fritz Reuter John Halifix Gentleman serials by George MacDonald subscription 64 pages weekly 98 a year Littell Gay Boston publishers
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Littel
Conmporary Review
Castle St. Angelo
W. W. Story
Blackwood’s Magazine
Robert Lytton
Friends In Council
Turkey
Examiner
Paris
France
Heonoiist
Spain
Cornhill Magazine
Mr. Tennyson
North British Review
Teethoven
Spectator
Japan
Pall Mall Gazette
Lady Isabella
Fritz Reuter
Living Arenn
John Halifix
George MacDonald
Living Age
Littell & Gay
Boston
May No 42 Horner's Monthly Forty-Second Volume
The May number of Horner's Monthly closes the forty second volume with promises fulfilled. It opens with an illustrated piece on the Westover Estate in Virginia and features The Monarch of the Mountains on Mt Blane photographed by M. Bison. A complete Punch and Judy drama illustrated by Cruikshank, The American Baron with illustrations continued, and Frederick the Great concluded. Religious Relief in London by Monecure Conway, Anteros and Anne Furness continued, plus short stories: Song in Gold by W S Newell Archie Matchington by D K Castleton Dead Headed by Miss S C Wonley The Nobler Love by Justin Acurthy. Poetry by Elizabeth Akers Allen Julia C St Dorrand Miss R W Stoddard. Thirty pages editorial section.
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Horner’s Monthly
Westover
Virginia
Mt. Blane
M. Bison
Cruikshank
Frederick the Great
Monecure Conway
London
Anteros
Anne Furness
W. 8. Newell
Archie Matchington
D. K
The April No Slome and Health Magazine Highlights
The April issue features articles on The Teeth Causes and Prevention of Decay Health at Home Bathing and Baths Brights Disease Technically Considered and What Shall we do in the Sick-room among over forty shorter pieces. Published at 1.50 per year by W It De Puy and Brother 895 Broadway New York.
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Slome and Health Magazine
Bright
W. It, DePuy & Brother
Broadway
New York
Pocket Magnifier for Counterfeit Detection and Fun
We have received Wenrl s Pocket Magnifier a three part circular unit with a pivoting frame and case. It serves to detect counterfeit money examine textures and fibers and view objects at a distance with inverted perspective. For sale by 8 S Wood & Co New Burgh NY price 1 40 with Wood s Household Magazine.
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Woop
Wenrl
8. S. Wood & Co
Newburgh
N. Y
Wood
Overland Monthly sends March and April issues after omission slip
The publisher apologizes for an accidental omission of the March number and mails March and April issues with a personal note. It highlights feature articles such as Western Woodlands and Under the Dragon's Footstool by J Ross Browne, plus North Western Boundary and California topics in April.
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Overland Monthly
Western Woodlands
J. Ross Browne
Nealand
Pueblo Indiana
Grizzly
California
Santa Cruz
Grand Mufti
Pete
Alice Oury
Joun LH
Carmony
San Fancisco
Cal
Galaxy May Issue Teases Diverse Literary Selections
The May Galaxy includes Lady Judith in campaigns of Robert b 1909 by A J Gimsey and pieces on The Nether Side of New York. It also features Overland serials Kawards, a travel tale Journey Tropes Italy to Rome 300 Years Ago, and poetry by Bayard Taylor Anna C Bracket and Hen Abbey. The Galaxy Club-Hoot promises more, filling space once held by Mark Twain.
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Judith
Robert B
A. J. Gimsey
New York
Delores
Mery
James A. Molne
Italy
Rome
Mrs Jobrey
Bayard Taylor
Anna C. Bracket
Hen Abbey
Henry Brow
Wamen
Ata
Mark Twata
Wood's Household Magazine May issue praised for quality
The May number of Wood's Household Magazine arrives in new attire with heavy paper and a grand cover. Editors note the improvements show publisher enterprise and list contributors as noted writers of the age. The magazine sells for one dollar with specimen copies free from Wood & Co. Newburg NY.
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Wood
Mons Hal
Woot
Wood & Co
Newburg
New York
Transatlantic May Issue Features Varied Social Pieces
Contents include Social Grievance Fenton's Quest Manners Maketh Man and stories like Going to India for a rich husband Thoughts on Putting My Lodger's Wife Booted Sorrows The Widower's Wooing Frank Marhall The Princess Lotte A Beauty Two Scenes in France The Mystery of Jessy Page Honeymoons Slipped out of History One Room to many Stories of the Station Peasantry People's Boys and more. Publisher Hamersly & Co Philadelphia offers yearly subscriptions and single numbers.
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Fenton
India
Frank Marhall
Lotte
France
Jessy Page
Iany
People's Boys
Hamersly & CO
Philadelphia
May Number of the Atlantic Movie? Features Essays and Verses
The May issue opens with a piece on the scent of fire tracing witch hazel origins and lightning symbolism. Louise Chandler offers a charming poem in May, while W. Gol W. Kinton writes on labor organization and its aggressive phases.
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Louise Chandler
Campbelle
Mac Callum More
J. A. Duc Rwave
M. Delsalte
Col. Hays
Cervantes
J. W. DeForrest
Kate Beaumont
Dr. Williams
Hawthorne
Miss Phelps
Bayard ‘Taylor
Faust
May Svelectic Magazine Features Mazzini Kingsley Seeley Browning
The May issue highlights eminent contributors including Mazzini Kingsley Seeley Browning and Carpenter. Articles cover Italy and the Republic Darwins theory theology of the future United States of Europe and ocean currents with Browning’s Herve Riel as a standout ballad. Prince Frederick Charles portrait appears. published by E R Pelton 105 Fulton Street New York with annual and single copy prices.
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Italy
Republic
Canon Kingsley
Professor Seeley
Peace Society
United States of Europe
Herve Riel
Robert Browning
Carpenter
Sterling Monthly
Prince Frederick Charles
E.R. Pelton
Fulton Street
New York
New Organ of the Republican Party in New York
A new New York Republican organ praises its high tone and strict stance against stock jobbing. Editor A. J. H. Duganne leads a capable team of writers, promising literary excellence. Subscriptions set at 33 per year, address editor at No. 24 Ann Street, New York.
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New York
Republican Party
A. J. H. Duganne
Aun Street
The West Gets a New Democratic Paper
The Chicago Democrat launches a weekly West edition to promote Democratic interests. It is well written, ably edited, and published for 2 dollars per year by the Democrat Company at 20 North State Street, Chicago.
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Chicago Democrat
West
Democrat Company
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America
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W.J. Liness & CO
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Uv Craig
Web
Liness & CO
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Wall Paper Depot
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