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SIM Alarm.

Yesterday afternoon a still alarm was
sent 10 lhG Vigllant engine house, ocCa'
stoned by what was supposed 10 bd 4 hfC
al siiuls calico works on North Main
street. When the bremen arrived they
found that sOme boys had been shooting
FIRE crackers In one Of thU rain SpOuls,
and that tho smoke drawing up through
The spout and appearing above the rOOl
had created the impression that the roof
was OH ftU, An examination above OK.
plaihpd II all before a connection Wa5
made with q plug,
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A very game little scrapping match
took place In the alley back OF Pollock'e
flour mill yesterday afternoon between
two boys. The little fellows were about
evenly matched, aud fought a fair stand
up and knock down fight. One boy was
a blonde, and his little tow head lodged
about at lightning speed, but not last
enough 10 keep his black.haired oppo'
nent from planting several singing blows
in his face. After tho 6ght had lasted
twenty minutes both the little fellows
seemed played out, and both noses were
bleeding. The affair seemed 70 be a pre-.
arranged scrapping match, and s%entlnelH
yer placed on tho cross streets to watch
for tho "peelers.n
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The transition from lonP, lingerlngand
painful sickness To robust health marks
and epoch In tho life Of the individual,
Such q remarkable event iB treasured In
The memory and the agency whereby the
good health has been attained 10 CRATE.
fully blessed. Hence II 10 that 90 much
10 heard In praise Of Electric Blttets. 80
many feel they owe tlleir restoration 10
health, 10 the use Of the Great Alterna.
tive and Tonic. II you arc troubled
with any disease Of kidneys, liver OF
stomach, ol long or short standing you
will surely fnd relief by use Of Electric
Bilters. Bold Al 800 and 81 per bottle Of
Logan Drug CO.sdfugs store 49,.
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A row Of considerable Dimensions 10
reported 10 have occurred al TayloFa
town late Tuesday night,dutlng the pro.
presa Of which, q man named LAhsOn
Grimes was bfutally beaten till hg was
made lnsenSiblei he was 80 seriously Ia.
iurVd Ia fact that BOtnO Of bis friends
have fears Of his recovery. Tho riot
started Ia "spVak.eaSyn which had that
evening received o fresh supply Of bad
whisky from tlils city.
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nolIday E.oursIons va D. 8 0.

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad will
sell excursion tickets for the Christina
and New Year Holidays at one and one
third fare for the round trip, between
all stations on its line west Of the Ohio
River; also 10 Wheeling, Washington,
Pa, Pittsburgh and intermediate points,
and to Cincinnati and all points on the
Columbus & Cincinnati, Midland 4 Gin.
olpnati, Washington & Baltimore Rail-
roads.
Tickets will DO sold December Gath,
26th and 3lst and January lSt, valid for
return passage to and including January
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HOLIDAY VISITORS IN TOWN,
Miss Cora Owens Is visiting friends in
Brilliant,
Mr.. Marion Yoast, OF Bellalre, spent
his Christmas here,
Mr., and Mrs, Baker Boyd, OF Fostoria,
are here to spend the holidays,
Mr.. D. N. Milliner, OF Mt. Pleasant, is
visiting his daughters in the West.
Mr.. Stephen Houghtop, who Is work
ing In Pittsburgh, ate turkey here.
Mr.. and Mrs, J., P. Hall, Of Kent, are
visiting their son, DR., W. H. Hall, aud
vile.
Mr.. j, W. Bownocher, Principal Of the
High School, is spending his vacation in
Columbus,
MI. and Mrs. R. H. Mckee, Of Tay.
forstown, Pa, spent the day with friends
and relatives.
Miss MCAllister, Of Columbus, is visit.
ing Mrs. G. A. Greenfield, on West
Hanover street,
Thomas Irwin, Esq, who Is manager
OF d glass works at Greensburg, Pa, Ia
home for a few days.
Miss Jennie haywood, OF Chicago, Is
spending the holidays with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John P, haywood.
The Ohio Valley Neps wants the Sc
lection OF postmaster to succeed Mr.. j.
Y. Patterson decided by an election.
Miss Ensy Smith, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. T. j.. Smith, OF Don, died yes.
terday afternoon, after u lingering Ill.
ness,
Frank Linden will open a three
nights engagement In Monte Cristo at
the Opera House tonight. MI. Linden
and his company are highly spoken OF
by the press Of the country.
A very enjoyable reunion was held at
the residence Of Captain II. W. Smith
Yesterday. Those present werei Mr.. and
Mrs, A. 7. Sheriff and daughter, Of Cadiz
Mr.. and Mrs. I. .. Smith, Of Bridgeport;
Prof, and Mrs. o. r. Shreve, Mr.. and
Mrs. I. W. Shreve, Mr.. and Mrs. George
II. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Dickson,
Martins Ferry.
Mr. John Grimes, OF Sewickly, Pa ,
and Miss Lucie Frazier, OF this place,
were married yesterday at high noon at
the residence Of the brides parents, Mr..
aud Mrs. Alex. Frazier, on North Third
street, by Rev. II. N. Campbell, pastor Of
the Presbyterian Church, assisted by
Rev, Mr.. Peters, a relativeo Of the groom.
Tho newly married couple left on the
4 p. m. train for sewickly, their future
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In The medical line o Tie pleasant fruit
laxative, Elixir Of Dates. II combines
the active properties Of dates, lgs and
pfunes In such q way % 10 make II one
Of tue most pleasant and effective rene.
dies on the market, " 10 easily taken
old and young, and ID q sure cure Tor
hAbltuAl constipation, b%lliouBness, dye.
pbpbia sick he9dqChe and piles, and all
diseases caused BY d weak stomach, die.
eased kidneys OF lnaGIlye liver. Sold In
20 cent bottles BY o. H. uoetSe, w, w.
Irwin, w, q. William, John Laughlin.
Logan Drug Company and Goodwin d
Co,, Wholesale agents,
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FoR q pleasant weeks time take the
new and electric light passenger steamer
nHudson," leaving Booths whariboat
foe Cincinnati to-day. December 20,
Passage for round tip, meals and
stAtetOoin included, only six dollats.
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lisa combination Of the active properties
81 dates, ggs and ptunee, aud other
tropical fruits. III pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered Il I'm.
nengely popular. II ctreg habituAl con.
ntlpatlon, indigestion, b%illousneAg, siCk
headache, pllaS, etc. Sold ln % cent
bottles BY b. r. GoetSe, W, ". Irwin,
y, Williams and John L9ughlin,
Logan Drug %, and Goodwin %.
Wholesale agepts.
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FyOu cannot sGG Aild need SpOCtacleB
you Should Gull Oh uSand have your Eyes
Tested without charge. We have the
finest Instruments aud more experience
than any other OptlClAu In the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re-
funded. JACOB ". uRUBD,
leNOler aud OptlCtan,
Cor, Twelfth aud Market streets.
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HERE FOR XMAS PRESENTS.

Umbrellas-A complete linO OF silk
aud Gloria Cloths VII told, Silver and
Natural Wood Handles.
Nprkwear-IUmplCte line Of --latest
NOyelti- 4.
Munlers-Silk and Cashmere.
neutrality-suspicious. In Cloth anu
JaCkCts.Our celebrated Wool aud
9. HESS 4 SOSB,
1891 and 1893 Market 81
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SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT.

EIGursiop Tickets 10 Pittsburgh Over tile
Pennsylvania Lines.
Holiday excursion tickets will DO sold
by the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati 4 81. Louis
Railway Company every day from De-
cember q 10 January l from Wheeling To
Pittsburgh, Birmingham, Pt. Bridge or
TemperdnCeYille at the rate Of g 65,
and by the Pennsylvania Company from
Bridgeport 10 Pittsburgh or Allegheny
at rate OF s. 65. Tickets will be good re-
turniBg until January 4, 1890.
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To the Ladies'.
The Wheeling IlStaImelt Co.,
.1lSG'ii8S it40 Market st,
NEAR TWkLPTH q


Lady shoppers-iourt'en days hence
and the holiday shopping season-vitb
Its attending worry and Care-wll hO
ended. The time Is s%hOrt-its trut-yst
there Is a great deal to be done, Thyts
are many friends 10 think about-and
what shall l give TO him or herP-ist bs
question that now agimtes every mind
OF course this is n%atual-it ia reason.
able-and what Is more-it ia a kind
consideration for the fortunate recipient.
But II Ia nevertheless a difficult Question
to answer unaided-Nnd III We beljeye
that the old adage-"Two HEADS Am
BETTER THAN ONES applicable
herc-we therefore presume to assist tbe
giver In answering 1t.
Wheeling InStalment Go.
A present to BIZ appreciated must n
least be appropriate, But when utIlitT
and Ornamvntation are added they gys
1t all the characteristics Of a perfect pnt
ent. Our Slaughter Sale nov IN no
gress inCludes-a line Of HOLIDAY
PREsENTS-unexCelled by any hOus
in the Clty.-Every one appropriste-
useful and ornamental-suitable Tor Oh
and youpg-rich or poOr-and sutetOk
appreciated by all-at PRICES, too
REMEMBER-that we would not pe,
mit to appear In cold type II "cOmpuIsoa
was not staring US In the face. We wen
away behind time In getting into Ou
new building-and We must dUin ID.
next Two weeks what We should han
begun three weeks ago to dO.-HOLE
DAY GOODS must be closed ouI-ld
II compelling prices will do it-hn
they are:
Upholstered In any shade Of silk Plush.
Regular prize, 900
Compelling price, tjW.
ROCKERS
In Reed and Rattan Beautiful Dellgni
Regular price, so.
Compelling price, Si0,
ROCKERS
In Antique Oak Cherry Napier and OtherWO&
Regular price, 500.
Compelling pFlGe, $50.
ROCKERS.
A large assortment III I hildren'I Rocktn n
styles. kegu lAr price, Z %.
Compelling pttC, tl1.
TABLES.
Fancy Tables Ia Walnut aud ANTIQUE Ol
suitable for Holiday GiiA.
Regular price, $40.
Compenlns price, SlS2
EAsELs
Maize useful and beautiful %EIit,-S l1Bs Iaat
ment in Antique Oak Cheiy-lnd gnA
Regular prices, s.1S wv sS
Compelling prices, i@ la ~
TOILET SETS
Are desirable giitE-a biz stock Of these pOSth
odd deAigns AUD BEAUTIFUL decorations " Ed
from, with Y pieces " O'Ch.
Regular price, 500
Compelling price, S&
LAMPS,
A n~umborles number Of Hanging and sutt
Ing LRmps-in catchy designs. beautifully ~
rated. Regular price, $40
Compelling price, H@
TEA SETS
Are appropriate and proper presents. WtAI
assorted stock. We Olief 4 special dHVthA
piece sets. Regular price HOO
Compelling price, H&
Come early and avoid the RUsH,-seutN1
HOLIDAY PREsE rs NOW. II you hIWH
got the monty " pay CAsh iJr them Cpme "
will give you credit We viii ~
you out, and sell you goods NJ our CoipPtiiI3
Prices on EASY WEEKLY OR NOSIILYH
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OF health and strength renewed and OF
ease and comfort follows the use OF
Syrup OF Figs, as II acts In harmony with
nature to etlectually cleanse the system
when costiye or bilious, For sale In Doc
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
nav
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DO you suffer With habitual conStipa.
ton or billouSnesB2 II 90, Try the pleas.
ant liuit laxative, Elixir Of Dates. "
VII cure you, Sold In 10 cent bottles
BY, 3. r. 9oelEo, ". W. Irwin, W. r.
Williams, John LaughlIn. Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin 4 Co., Wholesale
agents,
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Epw. L. tosR 4 Co. are Offering LhelF
elegant styles Of Sewing Machines Al
half price. Don't fall 10 secure ong.
They lust arrived and must DO sold,
See advertisement In this paper
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FITS.

All Fits stopped free by DR.. KtixE's
GREAr Mays REsToRER. No Fits after
.arst days uSe. Marvellous cures. Treat.
ise and g 90 trial bottle free 10 Fitcages.
Send 10 pF, Kline, 93l Arch g., PhilA., Pa.
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HOLIDAY EXCURSIONS.
Low Rate Tickets Via tho Pennsylvania

Lines.
Holiday excursion tickets, at low
round trip rates, will be sold from all
ticket offices Of the Pennsylvania lines
west OF Pittsburgh on December "a, %,
II, 1889, and January !, 1890, good going
on dateo sale and returning until JanI.
ary 8, 1890,
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ABOUT PEOPLE

Strangers In the City and Wheeling People
Abroad.
Clay Dean, who has been connected
with John p. Smith & Co., OF this city,
has resigned and will take Q position
with Or, Brown & Price, OF Columbus,
Oslo.
Mr.. Lee Muhleman, OF Lambie, ILL.,,
was In the city yesterday visiting his
cousin, Eugene Muhleman, OF the Hook
and Ladder Company. He leaves for
Hannibal, o, today.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 2O,-For Western
Pennsylvania and West Virginia, fair
lower temperature and westerly windB.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
To.NIght's Attractions Mt Both Theaters-
Emmett Saturday Night,

To,NIghts Attractions Mt Both rheRters-
Emmett Saturday Night,
The appearance at the Opera House
this evening Of that well.known TRACE.
dian, Mr.. T, W, Keene, in Julius
Cesar" will be an event that will prob
ably draw a large audience, composed Of
Wheeling's better class Of theater.goers,
An additional interest attaches to this
engagement from the fact that Mr..
Frank Hennig, Of this city, Is u Of
tue principal members OF the excellent
company supporting MI. Keene this
season, and will play the i%mpassioned
part OF Marc anthony, A marked feature
Of Mr.. Keene's acting Is that he makes
himself a part Of the character he de-
sires TO interpret In o most thorough
manner; this Tact cannot fail TO be real
lied by all who will enjoyth the oppor.
tunity Of seeing him in the part Of
Brutas tonight.
"MUoo's LANDING AT THE GRAND.
"Mugg's Landing" one Of the bright
est and funniest comedies ever written
will begin q three.night's run at the
Grand this evening. w. II. Bishops
comedy company, which is to produce
this play, Is said 10 be an excellent one
In every particular. The cast includes
Emma Pollock as Little Mugs, Alfred
Mcdowell, as the Land Agenh and Phil
W. Peters, who Is an old Wheeling favor.
lie, Us the Old S0dger. A line Of special.
ties, includingsol mi singing and dancing,
will be new features that will be found
to have been added to this already very
popular comedy.
"FRITz' ENMEr IN a NEW PLAY.
The sale Of reserved seats for the en-.
gagelnent OF Joe Emmett at the Opera
House Saturday evening will commence
at House'a ninslc store this morning.
He Is to present for the first time III
Wheeling his new play, "Uncle Joe"
in which considerable special scenery is
used. There are four acts which re-
Quire quite u variety in the mouutiugs.
The action takes place 10 Australia, In
and hear Melbourne, and tho scenes rep.
resented are a country residence, u BACH
ulOr's Chamherin Melbourne, a boarding
house, which las been aud Is still sup.
posed 10 be o lunatiG asylum, and a
ranch, which Is operated by Fritz In
the last act, The story sonp Of tho sep.
aration and subsequent reconciliation Of
Uncle Joe aud his wife, Fritz playing
the part Of tho 'cherub who sits up
aloil" TO kept watch over the misguided
mortals who are throSing dust in each
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Tho thermometer at sChnopfb drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
Registered Hs iollJwst
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Great Discovery.

Jos. sPEiDEt 4 %. are agents for the
Buckeye Extracts. Best on the market.
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ASK your grocer lof Buckeye Extracts,
beat and cheapohL. Q~hAtantebd pure.
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CHRISTMAS AT MARTINS FERRY.
How the Day was spept-sundAy.sebOO
observation-disclosures News Notes,

How the Day was spent-sundAy-SehOOl
EnteFtRinments-Gen0ra News Notes,
Business was almost entirely suspend
ed here yesterday and the day passed of
quietly, The streets were well filled
with people, who appeared to be enjoy
ing the sunshine, and the small boy as
everywhere with FIRE crackers. Business
had been good for several days, and It is
believed that the giving Of presents here
was more universal than ever before.
The Arcadian Lawn Tennis Club played
a very enjoyable game In the grove"
hut there Il no truth in the report that
a big picnic was held in Helllng's or,
chard, .
Christmas entertainments were held
In all the churches; At the Preshyte-
rian Church last night the scholars OF
the Sabbath school presented q pretty
cantata entitled 1.-THE Santa Claus Stock,
ing Club.h The characters were as fol-
lows; President, Ernest SMITH Ser
geant-at-Arms, Wightman Frazier; Sec,
rotary, Master Selby; Miss Roseblood
Blush, Miss Bessie Brady Title, Miss
Mamie Thomast Willie the newsboy,
Master McClurei Mrs. Santa Claus, Miss
Kate Greeri Santa Claus, Mr.. ]. O,
Gray, The cantata represented q regu-
lar meeting Of the club, and was inter.
esting and amusing, A"treat" followed
the entertainment,
At the NJ. f. Church the usual treat
took place in the morning, and one was
had at the Mission Sunday school In the
afternoon, At the Baptist and U. P,
churches last evening Interesting enter
tainments were given In connection with
the usual treat, The German Lutheran
Church had an entertainment on Christ.
mas eve, at which time the pastor, Rev,
r. G. Doepken, was presented with q
gold.headed cane by. the teachers in the
Sunday school, Two masses and YES
pers were held In the 81, Mary's Church
t,onFarlou
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MERRY
!!
Holiday Presents
For EVERYONE.
OLD
Great and Small.

Our line of goods suitable
for Holiday Presents is SO large
and varied that an enumera-
ton Of all is entirely out Of the
question, hence we will only
make mention Of a few Of the
departments and ask an in
spection ofour stock and prices
before purchasing elsewhere.
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L ISL pOp1elld ~ EoOdlLho oheApest
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oTllER WIZ IN nm EIELDl

II. r. Rose, Of Patkenbutg, has Two on
The AlBnlenhal farm, which adjnlnB the
RowlAhd farm, which are doing Eve bar.
rels q day each. He also has Two more
HOweb, o. the OIL Well supply Company
Of Marietta, have two 1ye.barrel wells
In the same vicinity. ], II. Mccullough
has a well on the JohnBon.NolAn farm,
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On the Ohio side the development be-
gins at Burns run, which is the south.
western limit Of tho field. Near the
mouth OF the run a derrick has been
erected by a man named Fleminger, Of
Lima, Ohio. Drilling will be com.
menced In a few days. On up Burns
run Manager NJ. j. Newton, Of the
MaCksburg Standard Pipe lines, has der.
rick timbers on the ground. Drilling
will 10 commenced In two weeks. III.
Huggins has leased the farm Of Mrs.
Eddy on Burns run, and will commence
on the 45 degree line northeast IL q few
weeks. There 10 considerable develop.
uent on Bells run, Ia the same viCin-
ity. A five months old well on the
HoG farm 10 doing five barrels q day,
and another well on the Benjamin Eddy
farm Is doing fifteen barrels d day II 10,
however, only sixty days old. These
wells find W feet Of fine sand at 400 feet
depth, and produce 10 degree oil.
Another Zig ls up on the Samuel Holt
farm, and nggther on the I. D, HoH
farm, both on BELLS Kun, and the
iOfty.Aith degree line, They are owned
by Brown, Higgins and Davidson,
On the sanl6 fotty.Aith degree line
on Northup run, Higgins aud Brown
hagea v producing wells on the Thomas
Rowland tatm. Two Of these wells are
Two years old, and Gre etill bringing
their owners $500 a month, They start
ed 81 from thitty.lye 10 200 barrels q
day Hahh,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-17
REAL ESTATE.
important Transfers OF Real Estate in
keDnebec County.
The following are the transfers of real
estate for the week ending Apr l3:

The following are the transfers Of real
estate for the week ending Apr I3:
AuGtsTA- Ale xsHder " oodward Of Aapns,s IN
u A 4 l.. Cumming both Of said city land in
Augusta and sidney si50. }. {. Garland Of Augusta
70 red w. Garland Of ssid city, land In Augusta
800, Carrie VI. Lnugee of Augusta 10 S0ufroula
.opp of oko~hsgan, Land and buildings in Augusta
BELGRADE-Artemas Glfdden Of belgrade TO G.
ID Baiehelder of said tow n, land in Belgrnde AKA
BESToS-J. W. sylvester Of Benton 10 r. + dow
o. said town, land In Benton, ss,5; Joseph Maroon
o. benton TO ;. >. Chapman Of Fairfield land in
Benton, ti5s.75.
CHINA }. Austin Of China to c. Jon., Of said
town land in Chin, ~ 90
HAi LOWELL Elisha = Churchill and Hannah
ohurchil, both Of Halioweli 20 Richard and VI. LISA
MORAN, both OF said city land In Halloween s2-O. C.
~. Written, ID. Il Written ard Hannah Written
an OF Augusta, TO +. Written Of said city land in
Hsliowen, goo, B. c. Pnien of Hslloweil to 10.
,sph Iib6etts ST. Of said city, land and buildings in
Hallowel $3.50.
LiTcHFIhLt'-Geo. II. Jack Of Boston, Mass to
Litchheld, a.
RANDOLPH Susan +. and John H. TAYLOR both
o. Gardiner, TO q. VI. Lewis of Windsor land In
Randolph. $3.50
RtRDFIELD-W II. Dudley Of Rsadfeld to ! =
Dudley Of said town, land in Readfeld, Of go
sIDSEY-(-ee Augusta
WArERvtLLE-~ophia MAYO of waiervllIe to
Adolphe Nallee Of -aid city, land in watervile,
1850 John toaily Of Waierville c. Gosin Of -aid
city. land in Watsrvilie, sl5O.
WAYSE-Leonard Wing of WAYNE to j. NJ Colt
Of said town, land and buildings in Wayne t2.o1O.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-17
Franklin

The following are the real estate transfer.
for Franklin county for the wee k ending Apr
l3. 1889.
RASCFLFY-.Joel Wilbur Avon to j. A Waugh
; q. larboN, Chas Lincoln, W. +. Belcher j. ii
Bonney, e. H. smith and A. : Butteriieid intere 81
IN land sndbuiings, tli5.29; Thomas o Roger
Of Boston to same, interest in land and buildings
800.
tHEsrERviLLE-N. l.. hitter Of Pennington
to Geo. A. VII Jams Of said town, land, 100.
WUroN-Mary Wood to Colby Bartlett 10 & val.
con, Rose r.. Payne to same i-6 real estate, s25
Geo H. Bass to John %. Ashton, 1annery &c. and
val con.
JAY-Hlram Mower WIN. II Allen, premises s225
1NDusIRY-Eys X. Morton TO Ghas. l.. Jenning-
OF Pennington, lands $500, william ID. Norton To
Amanda > Norton. land, 81.
DALLAS PIAsTATioN-Henry Bursiel, I-aae X
Bubier. land eco. J. A. Byrks Of Rangeley Isaac
X. Burber, land 1870. der F.Uakes of Rangeley to
Butler Bros Phillips land 1876
MADRID-A. j. Harvey to Margaret Mckenney
lands and buildings 500; Margaret Mchenney 10
Jennie h. Mckenncy, land and building. 80.
FAHMISGroS-M T.. Tufts to Anna c. sprague
land s2:i7.
PHILLIPS Mary J. Witham Of Weld to Chas A
smith Of Phillips land 49,
kingisid-H l.. Carr to W 4. Cummings, land
and buildings 900
WELD-Hsnnah f.. Howard to Matilda j. Phin
ney, land tlo0; Frank Phinney to Matilda }. Phin
ney. land, slOo. Levi Ii. Woodward, Est, to A. q
Newman, land go
TEMPLE-ove h Danger to jaime. l.. York, land
and buildings, $40.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-17
Local Notices


falling hair. 1t prevents locks from pre-
maturely dropping from the scalp and ar
rest. badness. Devine's Hair Grower is
preparst,on which will effect all that its pro-
prietors claim. II, after fair trial it fails
to promote the growth of the hair the
money will be refunded. Only that is
genuine which bears the photographs of the
inventors two daughters, Harriet T. and
Hannah r. Devine. Devine's Hair Grower
is made at the laboratory of the Devine
Medicine Co. in Augusta, Me, and is for
sale BY all reliable druggists, at 10 cents
mar hnttle