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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-10-06

II may be well enough TO re-
member that The SrAR was the
only paper In Pamela county thdt
advocated fusion.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-10-06

or the thirty.cight Governors u
STATES In the Union, twenty-five
are Democrats, aud Of that number
ten are Governors Of Northern
States.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-10-06
Notice to Debtors.

All persons indebted to us for
legal services will please call and
settle without delay. A word to
the wise is sufficient.
j. q. HALL,
j. u. BoorHr.
AnnunI 90 1909
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-10-06

The prAs 30 hH HaFds n saY
b. ilgsH n mn sHl HfllmfH VIZ ~
IN sgffafs ~ uhsffibthH W.
haze sfHl lllH palef H. ygH ~
lfHii HnH NV "a falHat gim b
aana fsfead anI aeitle blllpml
mfihef tslay This H. t~mflelIy
rfetaf std lsllis F%eqHssi NhlfIi
W. lHan all all iake pleasure N
complying with ~ they haVs a.
keH lie tmtef aHd N II hti flrhi
they glaHld tmT ~ lbf ssne IN
RhN werks W. fhhil lHalh sondI
Ing mut statements h. meh ~ fnII
H. setllf ihsh bills W. ara df0.
mind ~ have settlements In s1fnf
way with mif debtors, beeause VI
are Lypad ~ meet The Iust demand.
N Uuf creditor, and this u tht
only WY In which We ran ~ ~.
We would much prefer mt h ~ad
mn y iiegk aaiemSnf, teoanse zach
Gne wlll nuat NJ two cents, but II
mr ffionds persist In negloctlng
~, we sliall have ~ remind them
n their obligations nof ran they
take oiienw ~ II, kf when W.
uend mut thcA" statements The ~.
sIHsibility will rest chiefly with
those ~ whom they are acnt The
money scason hns again como and
nov IL tho time 10 pay up,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-10-06

TINS harmony prevailing among
New York Democrats Is q harbin.
ger Il success for thai party In the
Presidential election.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-10-06

Gov. BrrLEa will probably Be
reelected In Massachusetts.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-10-06

JuDGE HoADLY has n good
showing TO be elected Governor Of
Ohio by the Democrats, on the 9th
inst.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-10-06

SENATOR MCDONALD is the most
prominent Democratic candidate
for President.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-10-06

One hssdrsl rsmc chickens Tor ule;
- 10 - far ,ra- nHler one year. s 10
~ IRON enc ~ Tour years Thsvc n few
rcnuine Gvoria Shallusvks, al Ruarsn.
secsi 10 be decd game. Write ior psrtic.
c. W PARrEE.
August tth..u Como. Mis-.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-10-06

IcS cold spda Water, ataJ. J.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-10-06
ra

We are authorized to announce &, &.
SMITH a. q candidate for w-elertion 10
the Office 81 Sheriff II Pamela county, a,
the November election.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-10-06

'Hrplhs The life aud strength Of only too many u the
fniresi and best Of both sexes, old anl young, suffer.
Ing ALIKE from the poisonous dripping In the throat,
THE poisonous nasal discharges. the ictId breath aud
general weakness, debility and %languor, aside from
the acute s~uferings Of thls disease, which u not
checked can only end IN loss Of palate. hoar--ncss,
weakened sight, loss Of memory, deafness and prema.
inre death u not checked before Il Il too late. Labor,
study and res arch In America, Europe and Eastern
lands have resulted In wheeier's No. " Instant Relief
'nd Sure Cur Tor ratarrh, a remedy which %e,inialns
10 harmful ingredients, and that IL guaranteed to
cure every case Of acute or chronic catarrl or money
refunded. whrcier's No. 90 Instant Relief and SUR
Cure Tor Catarh will cure every case Of cstarrh. hay
fever or asthma, price 500 per package, irom drug,
ss'' o. sen, by mail postpaid on receipt Of price.
whsaisr's No. % SURE Cure for. kidney. AID. Liver
Troubles cures all weakness and soreness u Kidneys,
Inflammation Of kidneys or liver, price N.oo.
wheser's Vegetable Pills are the only remedy thai
cure constipation. giving natural action Of The bowel,
without physicing, purgIng, gripping or palm. rric,
Is cents, Of druggists or by mall.
wherier's Ncrvinc Touic for mental depression. lor,
u manhood, langnor. weakness or over taxation oil
the brain 4 invaluable, price - cents,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1883-10-18

The result is due to the temperance issue,
which helped the Democracy in two ways
first, by alarming the liquor dealers and rally
ing the interest to that party, and second, by
the casting of several thousand Republican
votes for the prohibitory ticket. In Othel
words, The liquor interest had the ultra-prohib.
itionsts for allies. Boston journal.
The result is due entirely to the active efforts
of the advocates of the Prohibitory amendment,
which reused the liquor interest to put forth
the most desperate efforts to carry the election
during the last two weeks of the campaign.
IBID.
Ohio has gone Democratic, to begin with
thanks to the rlimsellers and the Prohibition
lists Portland Advertiser.
TIE RESULT AS TO THE PRESIDENTIAL ELEC-
TON.
The returns this year show that the great
bulk of the German republicans have come
back to the fold. If they would stick this wear
there is no danger for the future. Next wear
we will be free from this agitation, SO far rs we
are concerned, and will have only the national
questions to handle. In such a contest | have
no fear of Ohio. This is a tariff state, and upon
that or any other fair issue it is Republican
The loss of it this year will make our state can
vaSs next year an all important one. This is,
perhaps. unfortunate, because it will make the
contest Il very warm one. 1t will force into it
the vim of nearly the entire national campaign
Gov Foster This opinion Is echoed by most
of the Republican leaders of Ohio.
Now Won want to know assuming that IIoad-
ley is elected, what the result will be as to the
presidential election: With democratic Leg
stature to wrestle with the liquor law. added
to Il democratic House of Representatives, and
Judge loadly the foremost candidate for the
Presidency, and Il man of Just those sparkling
qualities that are unsafe, the republicans vii
have a booming prospect in Ohio i'll the Presi-
dental year; and when the people are damned
right up TO the question whether the democrat
ic party shall be trusted with the general gov
eminent they will say "No" again. NJ. Hal
stead.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1883-10-18
Supreme Judicial Court.
JUDGE sIMONDS PRESIDING.

~ DOE ~ MbNDS PRESIDING.
The October term Of the 5. J. Court opened in
this city ON Tuesday, Justice Symonds on the
Bench. Rev. George +. Tufts, of Belfast offered
prayer. Pitman Pulsifer is the Official reporter.
The following are the Court officers Ap=cl
Wadsworth sheriff; Frank Muzzey, |. ). Elliot \.
fouletone, y. q. CasWell, }. W. Wallace, deputy
she,ins; Geo E. Wallace, county attorney; Frank
MuzAcy, cIier and Chu9. y. Ellis, messenger
Court opens with 220 Old eases and I3G new c:t9rs
on the docket.
GRAND JURY. Charles W. Haney Belfast fore
man; Daniel Brown, Scarsmont; Samuel II. Berry
Montville; Fri ID. Bickford, Burnham; james l..
Colcord, SWanville; John +. Cross, Morrill,; Albert
Conant Winterport; PhiO F. Estes, Troy Elander
Grant, Unity; Atwood A. Gilmore, Scarsport ;
Thomas W. Gilkcy, Iaesboro; Frank ) Hartman,
stockton; John c. Miller, Linconville; Daniel
Mansur, Monroe; Riley Parmeter, Palermo; Luther
NJ. Smith, Belfast; Jeremiah Webb, Knox
FIRST TRAVERSE JURY. Elisha Dunbar Sears
port, foreman; Joseph W. Banks, Belfast; silas
w. Bither, Unity; w J. Bailey, Palerlno Hudson
Brown, Northport; Horatio H. Garter, Belfast :;
Orrin Z. Cammett, Belmont; Thomas Clark Pros
pect; Daniel Cousins, stockton; Jones 5. Davis,
Belfast, John f. Dyer, Burnham, Alvin Ii. Ellis.
Swanville
SECOND TRAVERSE JURY. Abrlm Lander,
Thomdikc foreman; Luther W. Frederick Win
tcrport, Alfred Howard, Montyilc; s. L. kellar.
lslcsboro; Otis |. Libby, Winttrport, Isaac Leath-
ers, Brooks; John +. Mahoney, Lincomyilie
Christopher G. Moody, Monroe; r. NJ. Oliver,
Freedom; George W. Prescott, Liberty; John
Putnam Searsport; Gilman Roberts, Waldo.
SUPERNuMERARIES. Daniel SwertIand Sears
mont; Augustus Stevens, Troy; Henry /. Lord
Belfast excused.
Owing to irregularities in the jary box the tw =,
Jurynen from Frankfort We're not received.
No business coming before the court ON Wed
nesday it adjourned to Thursday The case of
Mrs. Morse, vs. city of Belfast, damages for an
alleged defect in the highway will probably be tried
to-day.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1883-10-18

Michigan's aggregate wheat product will be
%, l4i ,l35 bushels this year.
Mrs. Coates, on trial at Sherbrooke, Que, for
poisoning her husband has been acquitted.
The creditors of kmball Bros. & Co., car
riage dealers, Boston, have voted to accept fifty
cents on one dollar.
The crop report from the Department of Ag-
riculture confirms the reported injuries from
the frost in September.
The hog cholera is on the increase on Long
Island, New York, and contagious horse dis
temper is also raging there.
Mrs. Fanny Sprague, widow of Amasa
SpraSuc and mother Of eX-Gov. Sprague. died
at Groton, Conn, Saturday night, aged nearly
OF Agriculture gives the general average to be
IS. The aggregate yield may reach 100000 900
bushels.
Edwin G. Walker, colored lawyer of Bos-
ton, has entered Il libel suit against the Boston
Post Publishing Company. The damages are
laid at 900.
Judge Advocate General Swain expresses
the opinion that the President will ultimately
pardon Mason. The petitions asking for his
release contain nine hundred thousand sigma
lures.
In the Yale regretta at New Haven, Ct, Oct
10th the race between Yale 'S1 and the fresh
men OF Sheffield Scientific class was won bv the
former; time $40 The eight cared shell race,
distance two miles, between Yale class of 80
junior and Sophomore class of SO, was won by
the former by one length. Time 1919.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1883-10-18

a LESSON IN FLORIDA GEOGRAPHY. We
have received from II. &. Quimby 4 Co., Ship
ping and Commission Merchants, GA Exchange
street, Bangor, the following note, which ex-
plains ITSELF
We notice in this weeks issue of the ''Jour-
nal' an item representing the city of Palatka
Florida, as being 80 miles above Jacksonville, on
the ST. Johns River, and the head of vessel navi-
CATION. As your valuable paper is read extern
sively outside of your own community, and this
item is calculated to mislead vessel owners and
masters, we beg TO correct the same. and state
that Paatka is 10 miles above Jacksonville, and
as we are sending regularly, large three masted
schooners, with full cargoes, direct to San
Mateo, which is four miles above Palatka on
opposite side of the river, with as much water
at Palatka, and good wharves, the latter city
cannot properly be called the head of vessel
navigation. Among the many large schooners
we have sent to San Mateo direct a Schs
Fannie A. Gorham' and ''Florida,' of your
own Belfast fleet and we now have your new
Sch. meyer ~ Muller" under charter to load
for jacksonville, with privilege of Palatka and
San Mateo. You WILL of course, gladly rectify
this error.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1883-10-18
REPUBLICAN JOURNAL.
BELFAST, THURSDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1888.
Republican Journal Publishing Co.
To Our Readers.

The Journal appears this week enlarged by
the addition of column to each page and pro-
portonaly increased in length. This gives ov-
er six additional columns of reading matter or
about one-third more than the former average
BY The Use of small type the journal has here
tofore contained from fifty to one hundred per
cent. more reading matter than the majority of
Main" papers and three OF four times as much
as some of them. 1t now increases its reading
matter thirty-three per cent, and although this
has entaile1 large cash outlay for new mater
ial. and an additional expense each week for
paper, the subscription price remains unchang-
ed.
1t is not possible to print local paper Of this
size and quality for less than 500 year. We
pay for white paper from - to 40 per cent.
more than do the publishers of the cheap week
lies, and while their only expense is for paper,
the matter having first been used in daily edi-
lions, we have all our matter to prepare and
pat in type each week. 10 cover the local field
as thoroughly we do now requires the aid of
some thirty correspondents. and it is in part to
the development Of this feature of the paper
that its present enlargement is due. 1t is per
hap> hardly necessary TO add that the local
news of the journal will continue to be one of
lis prominent features. The editorial and gen
eral news departments, which have suffered
somewhat from lack Of space, will now receive
increased attention, and in the coming battles
for Republican principles the journal proposes
to take an active and aggressive part For the
rest we prefer to let the paper speak TO I itself.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1883-10-18

A man who committed murder in Maine is
let off with fine of $1,000, so that he may have
a chance to reform. If he had been poor man,
instead of rich and reckless drunkard, the
grand jury and judge would have looked differ
emily at the case; yet the chances of reforma-
ton would have been ut least as great. [Bos-
ton Herald.
This voices the general sentiment in and out
of the State on the Eaton case. The judge after
criticising the jury for returning an Indictment
for man slaughter is himself amenable to
criticism for imposing fine which is no pun
ishment at all, instead of sentencing the muir
derer to Il term of years in the State prison.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1883-10-18

Another body has been crematcd at Washing
ton, Pa.
Work has been commenced on the Cape Cod
Ship Canal.
The California four-year-old mare Widhower
trotteG mile at Lexington in = Isl.
An attempt was made to ass;lssinate the
President of San Domingo, but the assaiant
was shot dead.
Eleven Cinnamon who landed on the coast
near Port Townsend, W. r., will be sent back
whence they came.
The Mexican veterans are making ready for
the National Convention, to be held in Wash
ington in December.
The saloon keepers of Wisconsin have decid-
ed to open warfare on all candidates who will
not work in their interest
Sir John A. Macdonald, of Canada has been
deprived of one of his seats in Parliament be-
cause of bribery by his agents.
A carpenter who fell between the beams of a
new dwelling at Lancaster, Pa. was caught by
the neck in his descent and accidentally hanged
Mr.. Joseph Holt Postmaster General and
afterward Secretary of War under Buchanan,
has written letter in which lie defends the
loyalty of his dead chief.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1883-10-18
OHIO and Iowa Elections

Nearly full returns from Iowa show that
Sherman (rcp) is elected Governor by about
- 900 plurality over Kline (drm.) Weaver
(greenback) has about 10000 to 10000 votes,
50 that Sherman's majority is about 12OOo,
against G,oO0 last year. The Senate will have
40 republicans nd 10 opposition; the House
Will have, republicans 81, democrats 80, green
backs !, independent j. The majority of the
legislature Is pledged to pass prohibitory law,
in accordance with vote OF the people year
ago last June.
The plurality of IIoadley (dem.) in Ohio is
about 10000 over Foraker (rep,) As there are
about 10000 votes for the prohibitory party in
dependent ticket the probability is that IIoad-
ley does not have majority of the votes. The
aggregate vote of the State for governor is very
nearly 109, 80. As a majority of the vote cast
for governor is required in Ohio to carry Il con-
stitutional amendment, the prohibitory amend
ment is defeated by 45,255 votes. Cincinnati
and Cleveland defeated the amendment 1t re-
ceived 309.4l3 votes. but required 81 Sos votes
to succeed. The vote in favor of an amendment
authorizing the license of dram shops in Ohio
received only 100000 votes.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1883-10-18

The Maine State Sunday School Convention
will hold its annual meeting at Bangor, Oct. %
"A, % 1888. Among the speakers may be men
TONED Rev. 6. d. 7. Pepper d. d., Rev. A. S.
Ladd. Rev. c. F. Penney, Hon. Nelson Kings
bury. of Hartford, Conn, Mrs. l.. c. Roatl. of
Worcester Mass, Rev. Frank q. Bagley, &c
Free return tickets will be given on ali the rail
roads, also on the Penobscot steamers. Per
sons over the 7 a o, z q X, and &. I. r.
should send their names at once to the State
Sec, who will arrange for their return checks
Persons wishing free entertainment should
send their names to Mr.. A. T.. Gilman, 1903 Is
sex st. Bangor. 1t is hoped large chorus Of
children and male quartette will add interest
to the occasion. Primary teachers will have
two addresses and Il reception by Mrs. Roach
Let there be large attendance from all parts
OF our State. W. w. Clark, See.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1883-10-18

Two of our Rockland contemporaries are
wrestling with ii nautical problem, which is
thus summed up by the Opinion:
The Courier devotes nearly half column to
the consideration of the question What dc
you call the extra mast of four-masted
schooner" In the absence of any authoritative
answer, the Courier investigation not having
been fruitful of results, we shall venture Ia
call it Il mast. 1t is immatera, however. since
four-masted schooner doesn't usually carry
an extra mast.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1883-10-18

The Caribou Republican comes to the defence
of Aroostook weather, which recent excursion
ISIS found rather too bracing. In its issue of
the 10th it says:
Our Aroostook weather is ''independent'' in
ITS politics, and is 10 rcSpeccr of persons, even
II they are eXcursiOnlsts. Thermometer Sun
day and Monday 50 above zero
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1883-10-18
Maine Matters.
NEWS AND GOSSIP FROM ALL OVER THE STATE.


rfiELAsT.
N,,t,,,, J.. HIATT sentenced for life to the
Nn'''at ,,", fnr No murder Of S.r1b Il
W w. AZ 81 George in December. ISL.
IN r,,,si, ,fter az Illness of a fortnioht'
u Ii' aanl,rod tbat ne was innnrenf of
fhe crime and his case excited great interest
from the fact that Il review Of the same was
pending and an effort for a new trial was
being made by Hon. I. II. smonton, his coun-
sci. The following is history OF the case
Mrs. Sarah MeseYey was last seen awe on
the 22d of December, 1874. She was found
murdered in brutal manner on the 18th OF
January, lS1s. The affair created great SEN
satiOn at the time and there seemed TO De no
one towards whom the finger OF suspicion
pointed. All that could lead % the detection Oh
the murderer was scrap OF brown paper on
the floor with confession OF the crime upon
it. After comparisons OF the wiring Wllh
that Of log-book kept by Cap am Hart, MI
Dnnton' handWflnS eMPt,i'
~ t i'',,r' wrnt, the Ioe-book and on this
testimony principally Nathan Hart was con
,ictnI Refore the trial however. Mr. Dunton
be,sne convinced that he had been given a
49,. stan,iarJ and tried to make ii 50 appear
LIt af,sr Giving TIart's counsel the facts. he
Vas shut IN from rynlaining them upon the
witness stand, Uorritied bv the belief that an
INNOCENT man would suffer and believing that
,,,l 1+i.r ba,I ,ntara1 int n
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1883-10-18

Cider making is now in progress.
A hand printing press for sale. Inquire at this
office.
Read 4 Carter, and Geo. W. Burgess are put
ting in new and improved Brayton petroleum en-
gines.
Among the Belfast people who took premiums at
the Eastern Maine fair George o. Bailey, $500;
Frank W Berry, $40; Parker K Otis, SO.
Eli Cook has leased the Harris building at the
corner Of Main and Washington streets, formerly
occupied BY A. +. Durham, and will move Ms meat
market there soon.
POLICE NOTES Judge Boardman last week sen.
fenced Andrew Robbins, Of Belfast to thirty days
IN lai for drunkenness. Charles Small of East
port, for drunkenness, was sentenced to Belfast
jail for ten days by Justice knowlton.
Beginning with Monday the train on the Belfast
branch railroad entered on time table as will
be seen by their advertisement on the fourth page.
The morning train leaves at $50 and arrives at
lo-i5 a. NJ. The afternoon train leaves at , % and
arrives at 725
Mr., Stoddard, internal revenue commissioner,
was in Belfast last week. and while here noticed Il
suspicious box 60 to the train marked Unity. lie
followed it aud found it was whiskcy. The liquor
belonged to William Staples and Charles Walker,
1t was carried to Prescott's barn near the fair
grounds whereit was seized by the officers. Staples
and Walker made their escape and have not yet
been apprehendod
The Baptist society will have a harvest f.Slfy,Iat
their church in mi, cityou Monday. the ,ad inst
supper aili be served from Gto i'll the evening.
been handsomely improve! aud renovated .t,l fine
proceeds of the fair Min % towards u,,fus, tle
bius 1t Is hoped our citizens win remember rit
occasion ana giyc tie society real benefit. Al
mission twenty -liye cents, whtch includes -trpper
Mr. pa,tl AIexanderpo. r.,pntIy ratrr,..I r,.,o
Boston WHERE .he ha- bapp rnc.f,i,,,, -t,,,,f,
ln ,.iu,pli.n rr,,n NJ. E..i,.,,J ~ t.,,-
teachers NJ .ri,itv.,,,l,not, NJ. ,.,.,,,I,,. H..
giy,l. readings III ~ear,,t,ut and BronLs ,,nd or
Tue-,iay .yrriu ur>t ,,iI rs.l in l,. rI,,,r.f #
thu Iiead W th, 1Ydp EcIfa.f Mrs Alexander
hs- IA ,orv rrlpntty. tl.r,or, i ,ooI ,.i.... lI +.
d uytter clocutj,ni-t that tIpv whom, III. i. !,
business.
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''U'N i'i'7 4" '''E 9'''''''" 1t "''
''' n'' "'I'' uncut '"I"'' 'u' ''' III WIS
''''' "''''' ''- '7,nt9 were "1''e77- I'' cargo
W ','''' ~" '',F" S''' hd' N'Pt' ffaN'i~ ll''i'
vi Nt''Nt""' ''9 M at Garter wharf, "'@ i'Hnd '
Belfast from tockIand salur,.av e,cntn. ,,ill a
cargo of 3l3 rask, of lime for NJ r. Conner His
vessel y;,, rerr.rti, ri,bf ,t5..,,I,.l, ,r.f.!.,
mornj,,a he woke m, and f,,,,.l ,l,.. .--.i ,...l.,
vat,l. yrrv fa.t and fine If,,.. on, t,, Tia. ,.....
WAS ON bottom but tine tide wa. coming il. r,,s..
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1883-10-18

The Boston Herald speaks of Senator Frye
as "the eloquent son of thunder from the COM
monweath of pine trees and big-braned men,"
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1883-10-18

DEMONSTRATES purchasing S. Graves &
Sons Loung Bed, should beware of infringe
ments, and be careful to see that the label
"Graves Patent Improved Lounge Bed" APP
pears on the inside. S. GRAVES 4 son,
ISL Washington Street.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1883-10-18

Mrs. Langtry and her mother, who are now
on the water, will live in flat in New York it
is said.
Evidently mis-print. Live on fiat, mean
ing Freddie, was no doubt intended.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1883-10-18


lNANsfEhs - "EAh ESiAlA' me loA'"inS
are lhe transfers IN real estate IN the county Of
"aioo lof 'he week ending of'- l'ih' Estate OF
Leonard Boyd Monroe 10 lA%|le T. Boyd, same
town. f. o. BuzAcii' bangor, To Ellen L. fosg,
same town. h'e"peh braiif'r'' Norlhp"rl l" no
r"tio lh"l 9'""' stunt '"N"' "ei9' w. 'oIson
SeafsPor'' 10 EhHape'h D. 'oisoh' same town
f1'e'hoi a. 0""9e 'l"4' W eS a. Il''9'' stunt
'o"n, WARY "a D'i7e, is'e'oor'' 10 H. f. nan