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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-03-02

Requesting our delegation in Congress to
use their influence in favor of a faithful observ-
ance of our treaties with the Indian tribes.
In aid of building bridges in Chapman plan
tatiDn.
For the settlement of the claims of Cyrus
4. Wormell and others for services and disburse-
ments in the arrest of Truman f. Young.
Relating to chapter 245 of the resolves Of
the year 1871 in favor of Riley Plantation.
In favor of the correction of an error in
the State valuation of the town of Atkinson
Relating to the bondsmen of B. D. Peck.
In favor of chapel of Insane Hospital.
In favor of the Commissioner of Immigra.
ton to reimburse him certain moneys paid GU,
in behalf of the Swedish Colony.
Explanatory of a resolve approved February
G, 1872, relating to an appropriation OF mon
eys in aid of the Normal School at Castine.
In relation to State Reports and Documents
for preservation and exchange.
In favor of Carl Voss.
In favor of the Soldiers Orphan Home a,
Bath.
In favor of Luther b. Rogers.
Relating to fencing the Normal School
grounds at Pennington.
In aid of building bridge over Dead river
in the County of Somerset.
In favor of Rodney c. Barker.
In aid of the Children's Home in Bangor.
In favor of Arthur L. Grant of Hermon.
In favor Of Charles w. Owen, minor child
of the late Eben +. Owen.
In favor of William w. Quinby Of Bucks
port.
In favor the town of Gilead in the county
of Oxford.
Making an appropriation for the Maine
State Library.
Authorizing a temporary loan.
Changing the valuation Of the towns OF
Linneus and Sherman in the county of Aroos-
took.
In relation to the Niagara Ship Canal.
In relation to our ship building and mercan-
tile interests.
In favor of Oakfield plantation.
In favor of the Secretary of the Senate.
In favor of Maurice Phillips.
In favor of the city of Bangor.
In favor of Joseph Emery I'd, of Biddeford
Laying tax on the several counties in the
State.
Relating to the shipping interests of Maine
To transfer certain moneys from the gen
eral treasury to the credit of the Normal
School fund.
In favor of David Strout of Poland.
In favor of the Maine Standard.
In favor of Sprague, Owen and Nash.
Supplementary to resolve relating to the
salaries and travel of members and officers OF
this legislature.
On the pay roll of the House.
On the pay roll of the Senate.-99.
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To ;ncorporate the Augusta Hotel Co.


To incorporate the Augusta Hotel Co.
Relating to the return of the names of
Plantation officers of the Secretary of State.
! To incorporate the Deer Isle and Castine
Telegraph Co.
To authorize the city of Portland to aid the
| construction and western extension of the
Portland Rochester Railroad.
Relating to the duties of Sheriffs and County
Attorneys.
To amend the charter of the city of Bidde-
ford.
To incorporate the Riverside Railroad Co.
To incorporate the Maine Industrial School
for Girls.
To amend chap. 81 of the revised statutes
concerning innholders, yictuallers and intoxi
eating liquors.
To abolish solitary Imprisonment in the
| State Prison.
Additional to chap. ~ of the revised stat
utes respecting reserved lands.
For the encouragement of the growth of
| forest trees.
To repeal an act relating to County Super
| visors of Schools.
| To make valid the doings of Moses Whit
tier, Trial Justice for the county of Kenne-
bee.
Toamend chap. PIT of the public laws OF
| 1871 in relation to the sale of milk.
| Authorizing the town of Brewer to aid the
Bangor Water Power Co.
| Additional to chap. 46 Of the revised stat
utes concerning corporations.
| Authorizing railroad corporations to take
lands for borrow and gravel pits.
| To amend the charter Of the city of Saco.
| In relation to the redemption of personal
property held as security for debt.
To apportion the State for Representatives
to Congress.
| al 10 tho Ran.
gor Water Power Co.
Additional to chap. % Of the revised stat
utes relating to town liquor agents.
Additional to and amendatory of chap. Al
of the revised statutes relating to Savings
Banks.
To amend chap. II sec. l6 of the revised
statutes relative to day of rendition of Judg-
ment in certain cases.
| To amend chap: of the revised statutes
relating to the sale and settlement of the pub
lie lands.
To increase the jurisdiction of the police
court of the city of Bangor.
| To provide in part for the expenditures of
government.
For the assessment of State tax for the
year 1872, amounting to 81 1892, 1921.
| To amend an act entitled an act to establish
the School Mill fund for the support of COM
mon schools, supplementary to the act estab-
fishing School Mill fund.
| Relating to the empanelling ofjuries for the
trial of capital cases.
Relating to recording devises of real estate
in the Registry of Deeds.
Prohibiting the manufacture or sale OF
prize candy, prize stationery and other mer-
chandise.
| To make valid the doings of the town of
Robbinston and for other purposes. Addi-
tional to chap. SO of the revised statutes con-
corning justice actions.
Relating to the punishment for assault and
battery.
Relative to granting new trials.
| Concerning railroad corporations.
To amend chap. 81 of the revised statutes
relating to actions by or against executors or
administrators.
Additional to chap. Al of the revised stat
utes relating to Banks and Banking.
Additional to chap. IL Of the School laws
relating to the duties of school agents and to
amend chap. 800 of the laws of 1871, approved
Feb. ~, 1S71.-27S.
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AZ. THURSDAY EVENING, Feb. 20.
Mr.. CARLETON was charged with and con-
veyed message to the Senate informing that
branch that the House had transacted ali bust
ness before 1t and was ready to adjourn with
out day.
A message was returned from the Senate
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without confusing the mover, has won our
warmest gratitude.
These memories shall cherish with the
friendships here formed, which trust will
continue while memory holds her power.
And with these brief remarks wish to re-
cord myself in favor of the resolve.
Mr.. NIcKLEs said; se
Mr.. SEcRErARY:-I fully endorse the
| sentiment of the resolution, and should
do myself an act of injustice, should
l fail to express my appreciation Of the
high and honorable course pursued by the
presiding officer. Ny connection with him
and this body during the past two sessions,
has been pleasant, and l shall cherish the
memory of these associations, and the many
acts of kindness received at his, and your
hands, Senators, with fond recollection.
In few moments we separate, and know
ing that this separation will be final to some
OF US, we can but retrospect individual ac-
ton.
We cannot take part in legislative pro-
ceedings without increasing or diminishing
the sum total of good to be expected. No one
can find niche in which to hide himself from
his individual responsibility. Our finger
marks are on the interests of the State. Our
work is done.
Mr.. CHASE said:
Mr.. SECRETARY came here almost
a stranger to all Of you, but our inter-
course has been so kindly and familiar,
that feel now almost rs though was with
old and tried friends. As the time of separa-
ton draws near, an Involuntary feeling of
sadness comes over me, at the idea Of part
ing. T have been treated so kindly and gen.
tlemanly by all Senators, that shall have
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-05-23
llO Acres.
Administrators "A Notice..

Office is hereby given that letters Of admin
!" istration We're granted to the undersigned
on the estate of James Porter, deceased BY the
Clerk OF the Probate Court of Lincoln county,
Mo-, on the 18th day Of April, 1872.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required'to exhibit them to the administrator
for allowance within one year from the date Of
said letters, or they may be precluded from any
benefit of said estate; and if not exhibited
within ,wo years from the date o: said letters
they will be forever barred.
may2n,8 E.G. SITTON. Admir- .
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-05-23
Administrators A Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of admin.
~ istratiJn wcro granted to the under.i ixned
ou the estate Of Herman llenmersmeir, dec'ed,
by the Clerk of the Probate Court of Lincoln
county, Sio on the Ilth day Of April, 1879.
All pctsons having claims against said estate
arc required to exhibit them to the administrator
for allowance within one year from tho date Of
said letters. or they may be prccluded from any
benefit OF said estate, and if not exhibited within
two years from the date Of said letters they will
be forever barred u
maya HENRY HEMMERSMEIR. admir-
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-05-23

With the election Of Nr. Greeley,
which may almost be considered a fore
gone conclusion, the era Of good feeiin,
will be returned again to the minds Of
the people. The North will accept the
adherence Of the South as an evidence
o! her satisfaction with and leconcilil
ton to tie re-u.ts Of the war, aud .ue
South vii feel thatshe has ma an offer #
peace and friendship that Will entitlo her
to ful! restoration to her old place in the
councils Of the nation. New Orleans
Republican (Lib)
The Democrat supports aud will sup
port Horace Greeley aud b Graiz Brown,
TO long as they stand on tie platform
identical, as 1t is With that which wc
have advocated for four years. We have
no Tears but that it will be successful,
and If not, We would rather fall iu en-.
deavofing to saye our country than live
the official slaves oi-'be most corrupt
administration the New World ever saw.
Davenport Democrat.
The Cincinnati convention has given
US men in whom the people can trust.
Their life long record furnishes ample
guaranty that ia their hauds,, the gov.
eminent will be honestly, faithfully aud
economically administered, aud in strict
obedience to the letter and spirit Of the
constitution -keokuk News, Ind.
OF the platform We have only to say
that We 6nd nothing in il to which any
strong objection could be made Should
the Democracy decide to remain passive
in the coming contests-as we are in.
cIiped to believe it wll--Mr. Grant will
find 1t no easy task to boat this ticket. -
Little Rock Gazette (DemL)
II the Democratic party, under any cir
cumstances, will consent to co operate
with Liberal Republicans 10 the great
work OF governmental reform, we sec no
reason Why iteannot support these candi-
dates as earnestly as any others outside
OF their own organization. Buffalo Cou-
rier (Dem
The glow OF the coming triumph al.
ready coruscaies the political horizon,
aud We have full confidence that the
ground swell of reform now swelling to
eisanelc proport ons is destined to sweep
the last yeslige of military despotism
from the land --Richnond (Mo) Con
servator. s o..
We hoist the ticket, Greeley and
Brown, for President and Vive President
'Tis bitter pill for Democrats to swal.
low, but We think that the dose is a great
deal better than the running sore OF
Grant, with his fostering, cankerous and
rotten corruption,-Holden (Mo.) Dem.
ocrat.
As it is, the sympathies Of the entire
Democracy are with the Liberal Repubi
can movement, as they should be, bu,
Republicans have it IN charge, not Demo
Gratis. Let them manage it, and Demo.
orats can wei! afford for the present to
look on Dubuque Herald (Dem.)
We predicted year ago, that tho
strongest ticket that could be nominate
by the Liberal party was Greeley ant
Brown. We hoist their names, and will
supp IT them, subject to the &C on O
the National Democratic convention. -
Macon (Mo Democrat
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-05-23
I'll L II L Il AL ID.
TROY, MO-. MAY 23, 1872.
TIVE Clerical Anecdotes,

Western Pennsy lyspia has clergy.
man named Talbot, OF considerable repu.
iation for originality and wit, Of whom
the following anecdotes are told On
one occasion Mr.. Talbo, had come into
church late sfsr a long journey, aud was
spattarel with mud from head to foot.
He entered The meeting without brush
iug the dirt from bis cloihes-indeed
sl,hou, waiting for his breakfast .-an1 q
huge pair of raw hide boots, size about
fften. covered With a coating Of "mois.
tened das,," we're painfully conspicuous.
His congregation was too good. natured
or TOO respectful to look a, his appear
snce, and 90 remark was made until lie
stood up at fsmaIl deal table, which was
bare Of all covering. to preach his ser
mon. Tho table vas without cloth, and
the dirty raw hide boots we're sDgularly
distinct objects hen compared with the
neat surroundings Of the altar. Yet not
whisper was heard until the reverend
gentleman announced his text:
"How beautiful arc the feet Of those
who stand p. the gates Of Zion T.
For moment there was only sup.
pressed litter then all at once, ths
whole congregation, with an electrical
sense Of The humorous. burst into sup.
pressed roar, 10 which Mr.. Talbo. joined.
A certain sharp fellow lin his own
conceiD having heard one OF Mr.. Tai.
bots sermons, thought he would joke
the clergyman litle, and, mee,in. him
soon sfterward, he remark d:
That was an excellent sermon of
yours, Mr.. Talbot, on tie miracle of t Q
wine The only trouble Of it was, it
was not original
"Not original?' exclaimed Mr. Tai
bot, with Wrinkle coming for moment
into his eyes; ".7hy, you surprise me ,
mo doubt" replied the wag shaking
his head, "bu; have book at home
with every word of it in."
"You are mistaken" replied Mr. Tai.
bot, with an air Of severity ",his i, au
unfounded, aud, excuse me, serious
charge"
well, | have On excellent box Of
cigars at home" replied the Wit, "ani if
cannot convince you-I know you
never make wagers--l will make you a
present Of it."
Agreed" replied Mr.. Talbot, with an
air Of great confidence.
Next day the gentleman brought up a
large dictionary. ana endeavored to con,
vince Mr. Talbot vf the truth Of his re.
mark.
81 have heard the joke before" re.
piled ilr. Talbot, with laugh, "and you
wiliind that in my sermon used the
phrase 'chorca rus;ica, when alluding 10
dancing, and un ess you have go, your
proof, will thank you for the cigars"
He got them.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-05-23
Administrators Notice.

y Office is hereby given that letters of ad-
! ministration were granted 10 the UNDERSIGNED
on the estate Of Fanny Perkins. deceased, by
the Clerk Of the Probate Cour, of Lincoln county
No, on tho 18th day of April, 1874
All persons having claims against said estate
are required 10 exhibit them to the administrator
for allowance within one year fro n the date of
said letters, or they mny be precluded from any
benefit Of said estate, and if not exhibited within
two oyears from the date Of said letters they will
be forever barred.
aUr2jnI7 FREDERICK WING, Admir-
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-05-23
Executors Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that letters tes-
~ tamcntary were granted 10 the undersigned
by the Clerk Of the Probate Court OF Lincoln
county, Mo, on the estate Of Nicholas Flconcr,
dcccascd, on the 2Sth DAY ot March, 1879.
All Jor ons having claims against said estat,
are required TO exhibit, them for allowance TO the
Executors within one year from the date of
said letters, OF they may be precuded from any
benefit Of said estate and If not exhibited within
two years from the date Of said letters they will
be forever barred.
GEoRGEJ FLEENER, !
DAVID L. FLEENER, Execfrs.
ANDREW J. DIXON, msya
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-05-23


MILLIONS Bear Trsrtmnuy TO their
Iiort rIfrl CUruti,r Effects.
Tr~s r-. ..E we Fancy DrtHk. made ot f-sor
GG.-i, " is!-kcJ, Frosf- pigit, and Refu -e Ii.
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:r-. fra % r!I Alcoholic @tiinninn.s.
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A L.Fg CITiS. PRINCIPLE. = =, rfcr: Reno
mr. .a. ia.;-.r i4r u -i.- = SCR c-Eryi'r oI all
' "rr-'.-r 1.i rs-''r.I -.'-1i 20 Eheaiihg con
T. 80 '"rs'' -'n .-. 'H--7 7'.'0rs according II
'1-.1 ''i i''r .H .'2 'i .r- ...'iie ti'.E b nss
90 '-.-..~-' r-' i.tH--. T.'.- % r other mc"ns,
'.... 'r-..r' .r-l .r-Y. -0r ro'ns q rcIair.
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'Hl.r' -'''' 4 s''. '.a .'r, r. NOR, nI acting rs
'-'ti -.- .'.'t O. r- 'E'u q lns.a'aHa'loE
." i.' ,.-'l7l pif'u'
4 T. AL. 40 CONE "a lNTS, In young or
Ire ..-'''5l NJ IT. l.'. Gown % H'in-rh'"i or A.
- ".''' "'a i.'..-'' ..tFc 10 eln'l'
i.+r i2.EHni1 tory THi taroric Nheuna-
'''' 'nn ''"":' Di-'"p-. = n- lndiErs'ion' Bi'-
u.s. s''.,' .-l h"' "a '"IiIcn' feVcrs,
't '"'7 ~ 81. .-.'''.'. -.''"'' h!""eSH e"a
~" ""'''.f l." 'if''Ff ..-'f ''' 'iN'' sl'e'''l IL
Ng~h isISrdsrs "t.--. 'liiutcd Blood,
a.I -.u.r..'... o. 20 g.. .l-o.I...t O! t.. UJ-
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r ,, ,'' '''.'' s 40 ~,
,l m,f ,. iar,,. Pl,n IN t,.e regions Of the
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-05-23
FEVER AND iGsf,.

TLVEH AND AGuE cured i9r fry c.r's.
There J. not remedial gent in til. world that
cures Fever and Ayus and other Malariag., Bill
iOus, Scarlet. Typhoid, Yellow and Otae7 Fever,
aided by Hadway's Pills 50 quick az Rad
ways Ready Relief Fily cents Ie. bottle.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-05-23
Kidney and Bladder Complaints.
DR. IfADWAY'S
PERFECT PURGATIVE PILLS

perfectly thsteIess, elegantly coated with sweet
gum, purge, regulate purify, cleanse, and
strengthen. Railways Pills, for the cure of all
disorders Of the Stomach, Liver, Bowels, Kid
ncys. Bladder, Nervous Diseases, Headache,
Constipation, Ccstiveness, Indigestion, Dyspep-
sia, Bihousne's, Bilious Fever, Inflammation of
the Bowels, Piles, and ali arrangements Of the
Internal Viscera Warranted to effect a positive
cure. Purely Vegetable, containing no mercury,
minerals or deleterious drugs.
few doses Of RAILWAYS PILLS will free
the system from all the aboye named disorders.
Price rs cents per box. SOLD BY DRuGGIsrs.
READ "fAISE AND TRUE" Send one
letter stamp to RADWAY x co., No. 50 Warren
street, cor Of Church street, New York. Infor-
nation worth thousands will be sent you.
augl2y6n32l
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-05-23
Final settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given tLat the Hnaer, COED,
y admini-,faior # tie estate Of r. W. Novel,
deceased, will make FINAL settlement OF
bis standardization " sa.l estate, at the next
term of the Probate Court Of lincoln county,
Missouri, TO be begun and held in Trey on the
second Monday in July, 1874.
spllni5 c. ". RICKS, Admir-.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-05-23
2GJ Acres
No.. S

Four miles north of Troy, 20 acres in good
state of cultivation. 2-story log dwelling house
i by 20 with l. 10 by 20, 4 rooms in all, orchard
of select fruit of all kinds, mile west of st. l..
4 K. railroad, very fine spring of never falling
water near the house, convenient to school and
churches, in good neighborhood, and at very low
figures
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-05-23
Final settlement.

NOTICE IS hereby given that the uniersigned
adriini-irstrix of the estate of George c
Bowen. decd, will make FINAL settlement Of her
admihisirs;io1 ot said estate, at the next tern
o' the Probate Cour, q Lincoln county, Mo. to
te begun and hel1 in the court house at Troy,
IN saie county ami state, on the second sonday in
July, 1872.
spilhlJP SARAH j. BOWEN, Admr'x.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-05-23
l2O Acres
No.. I

On the Bluff adjoining the farm formerly
owned by Cornck, Esq, go acaes in cultiva
ton, balance in timber. Good frame dwelling
with three rooms, good cistern and well OF
never failing water. Five miles west Of Cap-au
Girls in a good neighborhood. 700 bearing fruit
trees Of select fruit. Very fine chance TO make
money by purchasing this place.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-05-23
No., 6

-Four miles south Of Troy, 20 acres in culti
vation, log dwelling with rooms, meat house
and barn. good well Of living water and small
orchard Of fruit trees. Half mile of district
school house, half mile west o. Sand Run church.,
same distance from Post Oak and in Il good
ncig ghborhood. Very cheap and desirable.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-05-23
A SURE PREVENTIVE

4 RE endorsed and prescribed by more leading
~ Physicians than ANY other Tonic or stimu-
liant in use. They are
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-05-23
50 ArreS
POI Acres
400 iCCeS

Four miles south Of Troy on Mexico road.
200 acres in cultivation, prairie aad, frame
dwelling with rooms, good orchard of select
fruit, is fnc stock fam, good barns, plenty fine
timber TO keep place up, plenty using snd stock
water in good neighborhood accessible in all
directions. GSod stand for public house and
finding quarters. VIII sell part or all to suit
purchaser. Price worry low.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-05-23
4 Lots in Troy.
No. 10

Nice piece q properly in Tt0y-n hIJek q ]
lots with comfortable dwelling, good garden,
yard, &c., on one Of the finest streets in town
Cheap for cash.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-05-23
2 Lots in Tr0y,

y gooi piece Of property in
Tror-2 lots. dwelling house and
cncl0s9d with good fence, on a fine
commands splendid viow Of the to
for cash
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-05-23
HEALTH!
Beauty!

) olRONG AND PURE RICH BLOOD
INCREASE OF FLESH AND
WElGilT-CLEAR SKIN AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION Sc
CURED TO ALL.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-05-23
No.. IL
l0i Acres

miles east OF Chantlla, log dwelling with
rooms, meat house and excellent cistern, plenty
of stock water, A acres in cultivation, at low
nvnrns an | n rn inrms
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-05-23

or i ever ana Ague, lntcrmIttents, Billlousness
and all disorders arising from malarious causes.
They are highly recommended us an ANTI DyS-
PEpIIC, and in eases of ISDiGRsTloS are inval-
liable. As an APPETIZER and RECUPERANT
and in eases of GENERAL pErIIITY they have new
er, in II single instance, failed in producing the
nm kn 'rLnu ticI, ,lnrl
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-05-23
10 Acres
IGO Acres

Three miles north of Troy, 90 acres in cul
tvation. comfortable house, excellent land, an
will make good little home. Very cheap
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-05-23

strengthening the body, inyieorating the mind,
and giving tone and elasticity to the whole sys-
TEN. The HOME BlTTERS arc compounded
with greatest care, and no tonic stimulant has
ever before been offered to the public PLEASANT
TO THE TASTE and at the same time combining So.
many remedial agents endorsed by the medical
fraternity as the best known to thepharmacopmia
|. costs but little to give them fair trial. and
ssypr> .houid have Roffla
, 1872-12-19

Mohawk st, 22t e1o It Of Bophis st, +, 25s1 91t
IT, dated Dec II; consideration 81 500. :.
West Twentieth st, lbs It Of Hoyua st. T. 25x12s
It, dated Dec. 18; confederation, $703.
West Twentieth st. Is It Of Hoyne It, I Q5x125 #
dated Dec. 10; consideration, 500.
West Twentieth st. 50 It Of Hoyue st. T. 2511os It.
dated Dec. 10 !; consideration, 500.
May st, bet Third and Fourth as, ef, Lot 7, dated
Dec II; consideration, a 900.
Lot IN Cochraues south part of Block 90 SEQ T. 29
j, dRted Nov -; consideration, s., POO.
Lot 20 IN Block y Of Bec 20, 80, IA, dated Dec.
1 !; confederation, 81 900. ~
Lot 80 IN same dated Dec. Il; consideration, 81 200.
Lot % OF Potwns Lots 16 TO Is in Block 49, Sec 49,
II dated Dec. IT consideration, S,750.
Budd8n st, bat Twenty-Beventh st and Napoleon
place. n Is It to alley, datsd Dec. 9; consideration
NORTH or C1TX LIMITS
Undivided i OF Lots II to 49, in Dunnings Block
20, OF Sec. %, 40 H. with other property, dated
Dec II consideration, s., ,466.
Undivided Il Of aame, dated Sept. 40 consideration,
$4,x66. -
wellington st, cor Of Halsted st. I, 1oo1125 #,
dated Oct. 8 consideration, $500.
Wellington It, 30 II Of Hasted st, 1, 601125 #,
datsd Nov. n confederation, $500.
SOUTH OF CITY LIMITS
EngIewood AZ, on cor Of Stewart ag 6s1158 IT, dated
Dec u: confederation, 81 GOO.
Lot 81, Of Glover's Block ., in Pryors n 4 Sec l.
50, II, dated Dec. u consideration, $500.
18lx197 It In Il cor Of Block IS OF Lyman ct al.
subdivision In Y 4 SEQ II, So, H. dated Dec II ;
consideration, 81, 900.
WEST OF CITY LIMITS.
Ne 4 Of 3 Of Sec 8, 80, IS, dated Nov. Il con-
sideration, $4,000.