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This is to certify, that H.S. Bowen has this day paid into the County Treasury, Five   25/100 DOLLARS, for the redemption of the Real Estate described below, from the taxes of the year 1884, sold on the 1 day of September 1885, and also the subsequent Taxes of the years 1885, paid by the purchaser: A. Minnich&#13;
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