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the Sisters OF Providence, at st. Elizabeth,
near Joliet. in the province of Quebec, was
burned to the ground last night. Eight OF
the pupils are missing.
LATER-woRsE AND MORE OF IT.
JoLET, QUEBEC, December 26. One
hundred persons were IN the convent Of s..
Elizabeth when it was burned last night.
Nine children were sufiocated. Their bodies
were recovered this morning. 1t is said that
four more children are missing.
MONTREAL, December 26.-Last night, at
forty-fve minutes past eight O'Clock, the SIS
ter superior Of the convent made her usual
VISIT through the whole convent and noticed
nothing unusual, the whole community being
IN bed, when at twenty minutes past nine
O'Clock the whole convent was in flames. All
that could be done for all persons inside was
TO hurry them out. The nuns, as well as the
children. had only time to save themselves
without clothes. It's thought the fire origina-
ted between the floors. There were forty-eight
boarders in the convent Thirteen persons
persisted IN the flames. Their names are An
gele Dauphin, aged 63 years; Elizabeth
Gravel. l9: Maria Louise Geffroy, 10; Paw
elie Des Mari. 3; Mana Drolet, 10; Lea
Guilbault, Z; Georgiana Lavallee, 10; Lus-
sena Lavallee, 10; Abida Relland, 9, all Of
sanna Masse, 10: Delima Masse, 10, of St.
Thomas, and Melina Jolly, Of st. Felix. At one
O'Clock eight bodies had been taken from the
ruins, all burned TO a crisp. Some parents
were present, seeking to recognize their
children by the fragments Of clothing clinging
TO their bodies; Elizabeth Granel, one of the
victims. was out of the convent while it was
in flames, but re-entered in order TO render
assistance. The Sister Superior persisted in
remaining In the burning convent in order to
save the children, and she only egcaped with
difficulty. The coroner's inquest has
begun. The convent was situated at St.
Elizabeth. nine miles from Joliet. 1t was
under the management Of the Sisters of the
Providence community. The building formed
two wings, the Sisters and fifty lady boarders
occupying one. while the other was occupied
by some fifty orphans and infirm persons.
The structure was of wood, and there being
no fire apparatus in the village the fire could
not be checked. Nothing was saved from
the building. There was insurance on the
property of twenty four thousand dollars.
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OBSERVATIONS YEsrERpAy.

WAR DEBT. SIGNAL SERVICE Q. S. kRlsY, l
TUEsDAr, Dec 2d, 1873, 1908 pm.
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sninide ON the Plains,

CHEYENNE, December 2.-Joseph DAVIS
started for hunt from Ferris's mines, le'1r
Rawlings some days ago and did not come
baek. His par.ner, becoming uneasy on ae-
.eoupt a his absence, started to hunt hIm up
He found RS body with his thigh JOINT DIS
located and hls leg broken in two places. 4
vial containing -zychnine was found near
him. It Is thought that be must lave fallen
and broken his leg, and tHSt. after several
days. he took poison IN despair IL order 70
end bis misery.
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a Ga0d Selection

LONDON, December 26.-The Williams &
Guion line of steamers have been selected by
the British postal authorities for the convey
ance, during January, of the royal mail be-
tween Queenstown and New York.
The steamships France, ETHIOPIA and State
of Georgia, from New York, and Marathon,
from Boston, have arrived out
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Gone back to the Post of Duty.

New ORLEANS, December 26.-Represen-
tatives Joyce and Bebee, who came down
from Baton Rouge at the request of Chair
man Morrison, Of the house committee, to
take part IN the proceedings in reference TO
President 0rton, of the Western Union Tele-
graph company, left for Baton Rouge again
| tins evening
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VOL xxxV.-NUMBER 313
Is thi. a alghteou- Decision 2

COLUNsrA. S. c.. December 2G.-The pc
titinn to the supreme court to remove the gUo
ir05ya5t2 proceeding by the Iilden electors
against the Hayes electors IN South Carolina,
was decided to-day Judge WILLARD deliv-
cred the opinion Of the court refusing the
motion to remove the case TO the United
States circsit court under the act Of congress
Of IS7I
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SAN Francisco, December 26.-There was
trot at Oakland park yesterday between st.
James and May Howard, best three in FIVE,
for one thousand dollars. May took the first
heat in 2:2514, and st. James the next three
in 2:253i, 2:3I3I and 2:311S.
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A Murderer Suicides In Presence OF
n MOb.

ATLANTA, December 26.-Jim Jackson, in
jail at Decatur, charged with murder and rob-
berry, suicided by hanging himself with his
pocket handkerchief, Sunday night, to save
himself from the hands of a mob, who had
surrounded the jail for the purpose of lynch
ing him. The sheriff was defending the jail
at he time with sixty men.
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Another version of the Pinkston story

New ORLEANS, December 26.-Messrs.
Beebe and Joyce viii return to Bayou Sara
Wednesday A special to the Democrat says
the evidence brought out to-day shows that
Pinkston, who was killed, was Democrat as
far back as 1872. So pronounced was his
opinions that he was threatened by Republi-
can negroes. He was much liked by all the
whites.
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Tbose TeIeprams MUST Come

WASHINGTON, December 26.-An attach
ment has been issued to compel Mr.. Barnes,
manager of the Western Union telegraph
company at New Orleans, to appear before
Mr.. Morrison's committee, in that city, bring
ing with him the required kilograms.
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L. o. o. f. FUNERAL NOTICE.

! TTNHE officers and members Of Schiller ,sgz.ssss
L Lodge, No. l4O, are ordered tOS ~
meet this (WEDNESDAYJ afternoon, q 7zss7Sse>ssz-
I O'Clock. at their lodge TOOm TO pay the >21fhvSS
last tribute Of respect TO Brother D. WERLICH. Tran
silent brother and members OF sister lodges are fra
ternally Invited FRANK DRIES, y. g.
CHARLES BORSER. Secretary.
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The Ohio Democracy.

CINCINNATI, December 26.-The Demo-
cratic county executive committee had a
meeting at the Grand Hotel tonight and re-
solved to make an effort to change the place
of meeting Of the eighth Of January conven-
tion from Columbus to Cincinnati.
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New YoRK, December 26.-The steamship
Celtic, from Liverpool, yesterday brought two
hundred thousand pounds sterling in gold
coin, and the Labrador, from Havre, nifty
thousand dollars
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DIED.

QUIGLEY-In this city. on the 26th inst MARY
g., only daughter Of J. D. and Alice c. Qulgley.
The friends and acquaintances Of the family are
invited to attend the funeral. from the residence.
No 349 Linden street this WEDNESDAY, after
noon. at 3 O'Clock Carflagss at residence.
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burned and that of the United States minister
narrowly escaped. Prompt and effective
measures have been taken by the government
for the relief Of the sufferers. The burnt
region Is rapidly rebuilding, with the intro
duction Of great public Improvement.
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Ferry VIII Not Recognize BuIIdOzing
or BulldOzed Messengers.

WASHINGTON, December 26.-The elect
oral vote of Florida, as cast by the Repubh-
can electors of that State, was deposited by
the messenger with Senator Ferry, Vice
President pro tenn, yesterday, but no receipt
was given to the messenger There are now
two sets of electoral returns from Florida.
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TRENTON, N. j., December 26.-Ihe CEN
tennial OF the battle of Trenton was cele-
brated by sham battle The Hessians were
again defeated and compelled to surrender.
The dead were carried into neighboring sa-
looms and restored 70 consciousness.
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Election Notice

I'm THE FIRST THURSDAY VIZ: the 4th day of
~ January, 1877, an election for Members of the
Board of Education. viz: One member for each
ward, viii be held In each ward of the city at the
time and places the election shall be held for mu-
nclpal officers and under the authority Of the city,
the said member to serve two years. or until the
election Of his successor. X. W. MITCHELL.
President Board Of Education.
Memphis December 26. 1876.
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The Porte not vet Decided-The Ambas-
sadOr's Ultimatum.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, December 26. - The
Porte does not appear to have decided for
mally to reject the proposals of the European
powers. Midhat Pasha has visited the am
bassadors and plenipo entiaries, and during a
conversation which took place, he is said to
have foreshadowed that Turkey would raise
objections especially In relation to guarantees
and foreign gendarmery, but it is stated that
he does not speak of an absolute refusal
The Marquis of Salisbury to-day informed
the sultan that the powers were unanimous
in insisting on the adoption of their PROPOSE
tions, and in the event of a refusal the am
bassadors would quit Constantnopl The
Porte viii not make its intentions known
until the next sitting of the conference. 1t is
believed the armistice will be prolonged, and
prompt solution of pending questions is ex-
pected,
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TOLEDO, O., December 26.-Hon. Erasmus
D. Peck, and old and prominent citizen of
Lucas county, and formerly member Of con-
gress from the Toledo district, died at Per-
rysburg, Ohio, last night.
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still Held.

SAN FRAScIsco, December 26.-Max
Erhnger, the Baltimore forger, who was re-
leased on a writ of hdbeaS corpus to-day, was
Immediately rearrested as fugitive from
Justice and State Law.
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LONDON, December "a Vienna dispatch
to the Times says that some believe the ques-
ton of prolonging the armistice will be made
dependent on Turkey giving decisive decla-
ration on the subject Of reforms and guaran-
tees. This seems to ally with the news from
Kischeneff, that preparations are making
to advance the Russian headquarters to
Choatin, on the frontier. The signal for
this movement was expected from CONSTANT
nople. No one at Russian headquarters
doubted that the army would cross the PrGth
at Akulgini, IN the direction Of jassy, when
headquarters would be transferred 10 I'm
gheni. 1t is calculated this movement will
take place about the & tenth nth OF agaTys e that hat
fortnight's prolongation of the armistice adj
rocntad hr Rnasia
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RefutatiOn of Incendiarism.

LITTLE Rock, December 26-It has been
aseertained that the last eonfiagration in this
city was caused BY TWO negro boys who broke
into Borgs store for the purpose Of robbery,
This refutes the incendiary charges.
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The British Ambassador COunsels Re-
sistance by Turkey to the Proposed
RRfOrmS.

LONDON, December 26.-A Constantinople
special to the Daily Netcs says that according
to the project of reforms presented to the
Porte by the plenipotentiaries, the governors
of the insurgent provinces may be foreigners.
A Paris correspondent gives a detailed ac-
count of the occupation scheme, derived from
authentic sources, and showing that very COR
siderable concessions have been made to Tu-
kish sensibiities in this particular Accord
ing to this scheme a corps of military gen
darmery viii he recruited from the volunteers
of the neutral States, and will be Under the
orders of governors of the provinces. 1t will
wear Turkish badges, be paid by TCrkey OF
the reformed provinces, and constitute a re-
enforcement of the Turkish police. 1t is
much feared that Turkey will resist nearly all
the proposed reforms, which the powers con
slider the minimum they are entitled TO de-
mand. 1t Is thought in COnstantinople that
Elliott, the British ambassador, is in favor Of
resistance on the part of Turkey, and his de-
parture is considered as reaSSuring for peace.
The Posts dispatch from Constantinople says
the Porte has resolved to cancel the financial
decree Of 1875 immediately.
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Clarence Rutherford Kills Tatum
Wheeler.

LOUISVILLE, December 26.-Infornation
from Russelville, Kentucky, received here,
states that Clarence Rutherford shot and
killed Tatum Wheeler about seven miles
south of that place Saturday, splitting
Wheeler's head open with gun. Rather
ford was arrested.
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Turkey will Resist the Proposals of the
Preliminary Conference.

CONsTANTINOPLE, December 26.-It is
understood that all the plenipotentiaries viii
leave here should itEe sultan reject the plo-
posals submitted to him to-day. The respec-
tive embassies would then be intrusted with
the direction of affairs. Reports are current
that the Turkish council of ministers decided
yesterday to rel ct The propo ais, and that IN
the event of war the Porte vii arm its Ar
menian, Greek, Bulgarian and christian sub
jects. Edyheim Pascha has been appointed
permanent president of the council of state.
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Masonic Notice

TNHE stated communication Of Kilwinning
L Lodge No 34l, Z. and A. NJ, viii be M
held this WEDNESDAY evening, Dee %. Xxx
at o'clock. for installation Of Of1icers and/ w
celebrating the anniversary Of St John the Evangel
ist. All VI. MS are fTdternally invited.
BY order JAMES 5. CARPENTER, W. VI.
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Nreckeh.

ST. JoHN's, n. B., December 26.-The
schooner Castella, from this port for New
York, was wrecked Sunday at Southwest har.
Dor, and her crew Of FIVE persons persisted.
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Masonic Notice.

TT7HE stated communication Of DeSOtO q
L Lodge, No. 300, +. and A. NJ, viii be EA.
held this "WEDNESDAY evening, Dee %, NK
at O'Clock, for the celebration Of the annl-/ W
yerSaTy OF St John the Evangelist. The ItstIltTfiOn
Of the CficeTS5 Tie lodge 7rH take place at The stated
communication iH JIHHdI'g Hert.
By order JOHN ". GRAHAM, W. Nj.
AtteSt ALE. II. WHITE. Seeratarv.
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Masonic NOticp.

4 NGERONA LODGE, No. 16S. will &
~ meet this "WEDNESDAY evening, N
December 27th, at 7 o'clock, TO celebrate the KE
anniversary of ST. John the Evangelist. w
AnE. A.. s are frateFnally invited
By order of c. ". MOSBY, ". NJ
C. q TOCKF Spcrpf9rv
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L O. O. r

| HARMONY LODGE, No. Iqq-The .,,s...,s.,.
i i officers and members are requested (, 49,
10 meet at lodge room this (WEDNES--e=5SssS -
DAY) night at O'Clock sharp, to pay INNS
fraternal visit 70 Schiller Lodge, No. 14O.
BY order d. O.. REAHARD. y. g.
d. 4. MCOMBER. Secretary.
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Masonic Nntice.

THE stated communication OF South Mem a
L phis Lodge, No. / Is, will be held this ~,
WEDNESDAY evening, Dec. 9th, at AE
O'Clock, for INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS. Ev-/ w
cry member of lodge Is fratemaly Invited to be
present
By order F. VI. NELSON Acting W. NJ
BEN K PJILFN SecTetaTT
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Gone TO Jacksonville

TALLAHASSEE, December 26.-The senate
committee have concluded their labogs here,
and left for Jacksonville.
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A Quick TriD.

AN Francisco. December 26. - The
steamer Oceanic made the passage from Yo-
kohama IN fourteen days fifteen hours and
twenty minutes, beatint the last trip of the
City Of Peking over twenty hours.
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BulIdoning Anderson in Washington

NEW ORLEANS, December 26. General
Anderson was the messenger appointed to
deliver the Hayes electoral vote Of Louisiana
to the president of the senate. The Republi-
cans think that this was his business in Wash
ington.
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WEATHER INpICATIOys.
w1A Du7.. OFFICE cH. SIG. orFIcER,

war DErT.. OFFfcE cH SIG. OFFICER,
WKsaIsGTOS. December "a, an
For Tennessee and The Ohio rdlley, IN the
eastern portion, clearing eeaiher, rising
temperature, SoHfheTly 70 westerly iciHds,
and stationary or sloirly falling barometer.
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A dispatch from Constantinople says that
Sir H. g. Elliott, the British ambassador,
with his family, viii leave that city Thurs
day, it is said, because Of III health.
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FINALE.
The Decision OF the Supreme Court OF
Florida Settles the Electoral
Question.
Governor Stearns Says So, and Advises
the Canyassers TO ReeanyaSs, and
Count Accordingly.

The following dispatch, received at late
hour last night, settles the question of the
electoral vote for President, relieves congress
from contest fraught with danger to the
stability Of our institutions, and saves the
country from the chaos and confusion of con-
ficting claimants for governmental suprema-
cy. Law has prevailed over cbioaneIv, and
justice over the bulldozer. We congratulate
our readers upon this result, and rejoice to
be able to chronicle the fact of the suprema-
cy of law in Florida Let us hope for a sim
liar and fair conclusion of the labors of the
investigating committees in New Orleans and
Columbia, South Carolina:
The Dispatch that Tells the Story.
TALLAHASSEE, December Ex-Governor
Stearns says the decision Of the supreme court
settles the election question in tins State, and
ne has advised he canvassing board to obey
the orders of the court
Secretary-of-S State NJ Lin notifies the other
members Of the board to meet In his Office at
eleven clock tomorrow, to canvass accord
ing to the court mandate
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CLOSING RATES

Yesterday Of cotton and gold: Neie York
cotton, I2 lie. Memphis cotton, II 3-Se.
Nesc York gold, 107 Il. Memphis gold,
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BeIgium's Conditions.

BRUSSELS, December 26.-The IadepeHd
ence Beige says the Belgian government has
only received confidential overtures concern
ing the occupation of Bulgaria. Minister
Malon has notified the Belgian representa-
tves abroad that Belgium would make her
acceptance conditional on obtaining financial
and moral guarantees. The Independence
doubts whether there is any chance of the
powers accepting Belgium's conditions.
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Thirteen SCHOOLGIRLS Perish in the
Flames OF a Burning Catholic Con-
vent In Canada.
Particulars Of the Sad and PitifGl Story
"A SOrroWful Supplement TO the
Brooklyn Agony.
Eight Convent Pupils Burned to Death.

MONTREAL. December 26.-The convent of
the Sisters Of Providence, at st. Elizabeth,
near Joliet, in the province of Quebec, was
burned to the ground last night. Eight of
the rnrnils org missing
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LOSS OF LIFE By FIRE.

W. M'ELRoY, sergea.
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Z the Porte Resists Johnny Bull is no
Longer his Friend.

LONDON, December 26.-A dispatch from
Constantinople to Reuters telegraph COM
pany says that the Marquis of Salisbury viii
demand, to-day, from the sultan, his accept
ance of the proposals agreed upon by the
powers. Should the sultan refuse, Lord
Salisbury is instructed to leave CONSTANT
nople, and order the British feet to quit
Turkish waters.
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T;e Attitude of the Great POWers-The
Russian Army on the March for
the FrOntier-Belgium's
Conditions.
A Warning to Turkey.

LONDON, December 26.-Ihe Times, IN a
leader, concludes that the Porte may rest as
sured that the first shot fired in defiance of
the united demands of Europe would be the
beginning cf the end. England nor any
other power would interpose to save it from
ruin. 1t might have more foes than Russia
even at the outset
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LOUISIANA.

Progress Made by the Congressional In
vestigating COmmittees-HOn.W Will
liam OrtOn, of the Telegraph
Company, Declared to be
in Contempt.
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Ne Concessions, says the Porte.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, December 26; - The
plenipotentaries are said to exclude from the
term Bulgarian all localities where the Mus
sulmans are in majority The Porte is still
firmly re olved not to make any concessions
which Is contrary to the mainten nee of the
integrity of the empire, nor to grant broad
administrative authority to the provinces, nor
the disarmament of the MusSulmanS.
lie Pard, a Bosphore newspaper, publishes
an article concluding as follows: mo Scla-
vonic people will consent to being sacrificed
TO Panslayism, but will fight and if victorious
will have the satisfaction Of having saved not
only their national existence, but British iu-
tarac4c -
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steamship Arrival as London.
death OF HON. Erasmus ID. Peck.

LONDON, December 26.-The steamship
Weser, from New York, has arrived out.
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Neighboring Affairs.

REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The
following transfers of real estate were
recorded at the Clerks office for the
week ending Saturday, November Is,
1876:
Richard A. Right to Elizabeth E.
Right, all his personal property, $500
and other considerations.
Jacob Beam, of Carroll county, to
Maria Beam Of Carol! county, to Ma
Maria Beam of Baltimore county, ira ct
in Allegany county called collins
Venture consideration nominal.
William Conrad to Jabez Jefries,
lot No. 9, block No. 5 of Frosts heirs
addition to Frostburg, (underlyin min
erals excepted) $50.
j. 6. Bauer, sheriff, to Nelson Beall,
house and lot on Union street, Frost
burg, formerly owned by J. j. Hoblit-
zell, S2,3O4.
W. Brace and B. A. Richmond,
trustees, to John McKeon, Of Piedmont
lot No. 15l in Halnmond's addition to
Westernport, 1920
John Gross and wife to William O.
Sprigg, tracts OF land in the bend of
the Potomac river opposite No, y
Water Station, West Virginia, called
The Enchanted Garden" Half
moon,' Gross Lot Sugar Camp
Peru and Bigger sta1is Beginning"
$2,O61.
Hiram A. Farlow and wife to James
W. Farlow, tract called Chance sit
uated on Pine Ridge, 4 miles from
Oldtown, 500