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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-27
nitt pENaIoN EtauRns.
A Modest s6tS, O0p.oo0 for the Pro-
posed Service Pension LEW SnY-


pesscd.
WASHINGTON, d. O., March 2i.-The
Hou . went luto committee b the whole on
the Pension Appropriation bin lmmedateiy
after the reading Of the journa,. Mr..
Chcadla (Iad) spoke at length II favor OF "a
service pension Law, and explained the pro-
Visions Of bill authorizing a service PEN
sion tor ito TO every veteran over so years
Of age who served 60 days mad was honor
ably discharged. lie vented tho service
pension granted as badge OF distinction
for patriotic service. THO total expense of
u service pension law Yolld not exceed
sG48 900 100. Tho additional pension ex-
pense, should this bill become It law, for
the next fiscal year would not exceed %4t.-
100000. The country stands face to tsce
with golden opportunity 20 redeem its
! pledges. He would opnCas every material
| reduction Of tho revenue eZcspt upon
sugar, and every material revision Of the
TART ond revenue schedules until his COM
| raden shpl! have received tho pension re-.
eogairion prouieed them,
Here followed running debate, pRrtici-
nate IN By Measrs. Clements (da.), Norris
(Cal.), Brecklnridga (Ky.) and Morrow,
during which Mr.. Clements inquired
whether the s9s.50O, goo carried in the sill
world be slfaciaut tor the naxg fiscal year.
mir. Morrow replied that without any now
| laws tho frm would be inadequate, and
thera would lie d large deficiency.
MI. Glen entd said that he had seen a
| letter IN Some paper from the president OF
| the EarmafB Alliance OF Kansas, which
stated thu. tho iG.len heroes could afford to
| wait moment until the rlghts Of living
| heroes received soma recognition. lilo did
not oppose Just and liberal pensions. He
| objected to appropfiatiug less money than
| this administration knew would be neces.
! satY TO pay the pensions for the next year.
| MIR. spinola suggested that Democratic
Congress had passed the arrears Bill aud
| the b!Il increasing the pensions of widob s
| from .3 to @l2 p1r month, From this
| polLt tho discussion drifted Into prohibit.
lion and then saek lgain, ami fnslly at
! O'CLOCK the House took q rarass until 8
| O'Clock, the evening session being for the
consideration OF private pension bills.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-27

TWN7ve nllnth8 ago 0Vhlit UpiaInn was
decided az 10 thb i! .fla- u yha varlaus 10
veJNSei medicine fpt t4ugrT hud colds.
AlAoubts upon thigimnnf,atJ kns jet SO n,
70 bo now II au sra tne pupaiipiriad sue
al5i Of "Aale'a Honey q iforRhaupd ap&
Tar !" has settled rtaq ao5ttsn. f IA eSL
denca that IA upwards Of llva thOG;lgd
cases 81 lung Rnd thrdat nGWpiaiuts, It has
not failed IN single iastapca 10 eiFhtt q euro.
The result Il q demand iur thUttic.a that
has no precedent IN the history Of pI5prir.
taTy medicines. Sold by all drug slsts at 25
90 conts and u. Great Saving BY buy!a
large slza.
Plies Ioothache Drops cure n one
rolAuge.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-27
rHieh yynter q, Pl,tsnurg.

P1TTspuGa. Pa, March 22.-very high
waters and tho probable humiliation OF the
loWlauds In this vicinity is looked for
within the next AS hours. A ground
thaw began yesterday and steady
rain ret IN last night which the
Is certain to swell the rivers to unusual
proportions. At noon the Monongahela
river was II feet, rise of feet since Las
nfPht
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-27

masck's lsctiresi,ent.
BERLIN March 20-A special edition
of the IisichSIRrstger contains imperial
iescripts cordially thankin9 Primes Biz.
marck for his services, and appointing
him Duks OF LauanbeFg, colonel gen.
etsl Of cavalry sud field marshal gem
erhl; also appointing Count HetbcPt Els
mRrck al interim minister OF foreign
effairs, and General Won Caprivi ohancel-
ior and president of the Prussian riinis-
try.
Ii the first rescript the emperor says
that, according to the request made On
the 18th inst, he grants Prince nia.
marck permission to retire, hoping con
fidently that the FatheriAna will pEUfit in
tue future, al it has pgotitra ia ths past,
by lis counsel, energy and flithtul devo.
ton. The emperor says 10 had hoped
that the necessity would not arise for
Bismarck to thinE OF separation during
his lifetime. He regards it as ths most
providential dispeusstion of his life that
on several OCCASIONS ho has had Princs
Bismarck by his side. What tie prince
has achieved for Prussia and Germany,
and what tho prince has been to him and
the house Of his predecessors, no will
Bismarck's wise and energetic policy OF
peace, BY which his majestY 10 resolved
to be guided in future, being fully con.
WINGED Of its correctness, will always be
remembered abroad, and woil deserves
recognition. It ia not in the emparor'a
power TO reward Bismarck for Bis scr.
vices, but, az 8 sign o, his iasting thanks,
he eonfers upon him the dignity OF Duke
M Ian nr1h t1rfr mud Ms On xn.Es !. -,
life-sizs oil painting of himself.
In second rescript the emperor
thanks Bismarck az military leader for
his Invaluable services in the army dur
ing the time Of William I. and to the
present day, adding, that lie knows liz
will be alone with the army by retaining
Bismarck in the highest raaS by appoint,
lug him field marshal general and d
colonel eeneral Of cavalry.
Tho North German Gar 10 yiauies that
Prince Bismsrck's resignation was in
any way connected with di,fs.anoes he
tween tho emperor and himseif oa labor
questions. II was mainly due, the hAncr
says, to constitutional questions, suyG as
the limits Of ministerial responsibility
and ths relations Of the president Of the
Prnssian ministry with his cJlles mes.
The GGzstte saya that Princa Siama,cE
never opposed the labor conference in
the Staaisrath, but that, on the contrary,
ii was at his suggestion that the center
enoa WAs initiated, and thst the StaGts-
rnth's assistance was asked to con9iior
the labor question. Ii can be reliably
stated that the emperor, ia y long tettsr
TO Prince Bismsrck, extnls nis sGrviosl I'd
the state, ana expresses profound psr-
sonal gratitude.
Gen. Won Capriyi has returned TO Han
ovor. He accepted the chanoellorship
after two weeks negotiations.
Prince bismRrck'a acceptance OF a
dukedom, the offer Of which from En-
peror William /. he repeatedly declined
has caused surpriss.
d.. Meyer, the Freisinpige candidate
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-27
4 onAnnnNoE 70 MIR. ooNDs.
Nur. EfetEs Calls Cor E'rooF of a SPECIFIC
StMtenacnt.

NhIs hLbkku SEbihN AOf vi 81 SPCGtlhG
Statement.
, President Belts OF the Wilmington Goal
Gas Company, was Interviewed by q
GAZETTE representative Saturday morning
In relation 10 assertions made by MIR. Il. NJ.
Condo, engineer for MIR. AddIcks, through
the Mtoraing Mems:
''sir. Condo insinuates that stockholders
who owned so shares" said Mr. Bolts,
shave now 100, ana says that Mr.. Aldcks
doesn't know how they got them. Neither
60 I, unless they bought he remaining 80.
But Mr.. Oonde says; I know Of ono case
whore tho original SUBSCRIPTION was for
four shares which have grown 10 eight
without any additional payments by the
owner Now this Is dennits and as know
nothing OF such case, | make the follou-
Ing offer TO elicit tina facts: l will give $50
10 the Ohildrsn's Home II he will produce
this party with p7ooto tha statement, pro-
vided, he will mako q similar subscription
II hs falls to prove &c."
II have heard persons ignorantly assert"
continued Mr. Betts, "thst the com pany's
atoek was watered This is not the casa
Fad assert that evely share ever Issued
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-27

In jackson, Mississippi. on Friday, the
district attorney made affidavit against ex.
State Treasurer Hemingway, charging him
with ambfzz'ement OF state funds. Hsmin9-
way was arrested and gave $4,000 bail for
hts appearances.
The family Of Samuel Watson, farmer
of Colerain township, Lancaster county,
wore on Thursday nizht asphyxlated by
coal gas from the kitchen stove. The wife
and child were resusclgated, but Watson, it
Is feared, will de.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-27
KiIIe,I ~ q ltDlle- s,xp,o.ion,

CAIRO, IL, March 24-0l Saturday
night tbs hollar ia saw mill owned by W.
A. BsaddeS, near Wlcaliffs, XIV, exploded,
demoliaaine. the mill aud Killing John Den
MA and Frank Parker, iaili hands, aud
badly sca,ding r J.Jameson. the enrineer,
who Will probably die. william Vance,
John MeCaHley and William Sullivan, were
slightly wounded. Tue cause Oh the acoi-
dent is unknown,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-27
yictorIa signs sne treaty.

LONDON. March 23.-Almost the last
act of her majesty the queen, in su audi.
enoe with Premier Salisbury last week,
was to afix her royal signature to the
extrRdition treaty between the United
States and Great Britain. The official
publication of the treaty will follow in
due courHe.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-27
PERILs OF TEE SEA.
r,vo vessels Foundered
ana

THyenty-ttVo Lives Lost.
DUNDEE, March 20 The coastlng steamer
Ethel Gwendoline foundered on Rattray
Head, county OF Aberdeen, yesterday.
Seven OF ner crew were drowned.
MATE AND 10 sAILoRs DROWNED.
LONDON, Mach 22--1he British steamer
Virent from Suiina, Roumania, fer London
has been abandoned at sea with her shaft
broken. The captain and eight Of her crew
have landed at Ferrol. TINS mate and IA
other men belonging to the steamer were
Lost
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-27
OuKe of HRanchester wIth Bess,e.

LONDON, March 20 Lord Mandeyille,
now Duke o; Manchester, heard Of his
distinguished fathers death yesterday
while drinking champagne with sporting
men at Trooadero. Lis face lighted up
when he got the telegram and he gave it
to his present fRyofite, Bessie BeilSood
of Music Hsli fame.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-27
cnI,d Erhnr r,rnn,oitnd,

BERLIN, March 2a,-'pAe Iabor conference
has adopted q resolution favcrlng the
prohibition OF the ompioynlent OF children
under u years OF aga In factories and
mines.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-27

PARIS, March 21.--Ls XiGs Steele asserts
that Oou I Won Munster, the German
ambassador at Paris. will succeed Count
Herbert Bismarck as German foreign
minister.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-27
MS nukc.nip s,mo.. rslacMbnl,ed.

LoNpoN, March 23--Ths Daka of
Marlborough is in hot water since the
duchess has sailed for America, About
to be blao5balled as an applicant for
membership in the turf club, he had to
have his name withdrawn to dodge the
issue.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-27

BosToS, MASS, Maren q john $. Far
low, president 81 tll CucinnaH, SandusKy
y Cleveland railroad, ti5d suddenly at his
home In Newton, hesss,. this mognipg,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-27

was strictly In accordance with the terms
Of the charter and the amendments thereto.
a gas company In u growing city must con-
tinue to Increase its capital to extend Its
works, pipes, &c.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-27
Mig uaarbor Tmproyemon,s,

BREMEN, March 24,-The senate OF Bremen
has approved the project for the widening
of the harbor here, and the building OF q
deeper LOCK. The cost OF the proposed
improvements will amount to 100000
matks
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-27

just ~ surely MS The snow disappears ueFore
sunish, 80 aur.l ~ do catar Ii and influenza
Cure, the grnal specific. sold hy IL dealers.
Price 20 cen,A,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-27
r1NANoEs SERIOUSLY AFFECTED.

FEANKFoRr, March 90 --Businass on
III boatse VS. dull, ana therq wGs a gen,
oral cecltns III focaga g9auritlas Tao
depression at Vienna affected dogiingH
here, the sales dominating. Since Thurs
iay australian credit declined from 2G6
10 25S.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-27
.nIsmARoK,s nssIaNArIoN.
Old Ago and Failing Health said TO
rnAvp Actuated Him,


BERLIN, March 90 The National
Gazette, In an article n the resignation
OF Prince Bismarck, saya il expects thai
the excitement abroad will subsida whea
the conviction gains ground that the
Germans look to the future with full
confidence in the emperor and the Ger
man national spirit.
Gen. Won Ceprivi, commander OF the
Tenth Army Corps, has been appointed
chancellof CT tho empire to suecsei
Prince Bismarck.
The National Gdsetts also says that
General Won Caprivi, the new chancellor,
has also been appointed president OF :hs
Pruasian ministry, and Addd that Count
Herbert Bismarck persists in resiguing
his post of imperial foreign minlster,
and that he Will DO suceeedsd by the-
Herr Won Radowitz, the German ambassa.
dor at 0onstantinople, or count Won
Hatzseldt, the German ambassador at
London.
Prince Bismarok's letter tendering his
resignation and giving his REASONS covers
20 pageH. Prince Bismsros cordially
converted on Tuesday with tho Italian
delegate to the labor conference, and Pc
quested him to convey heart greetings TO
Premier CrtHpt, and TO assure him that
the paths of Italy and Germany would
be identical in the future as they had
been in the past.
Herr Won Bostticher becomes president
of the Prussian ministry. Count Ealan-
berg, governor OF Hessa Nassau, succeeds
Herr Won Boetticher as minister Of ths
interior. Count Herbert Bismarck VIII
receive an enthusiastically. Ministers
Herrfurth and Maybach have resigned,
the latter because he lost Prince Bis-
marck's support against the damauls Tor
increased strategic communications.
sT. PETER Buaa, March 20,--Ths
Graslt1aAin says that the resignation OF
Prince Bismarck will tcsrcely affect Ger
Inany's relations with France ana Russia
The Nopos VrsnlDa saga it il dltii mt
TO rosiizs that the genial statesman who
is known on the globo wherever the rays
of civilization have penetrated or ever
entirely disappear from the political
arena.
The Nop1Sti approves of the resignation
Of Prince Bismarck, and says it will re-
suit in benefit to Germany snd the other
nations Of Europe.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-27

BERLIN, March 20.--The National Ga
gstto, referring 10 Prince Bisparek's re-
marks yesterday to Signor BoccirJlo, one
OF the italian delegates to tho labor c1u-
ference, that tbs paths OF Italy aud Ger
many would bs identical in ths future as
they had been in the past, SAYS that the
observation may confidently be applied
10 the German foreign policy Eanessly.
Tho appointment OF General Ven
CapriVi to succeed Prince Bismarck, tho
pnper snys, has nothing If u threatening
character. II Gala attention to the ffct
that the Duke Of wellington vas at one
tifae prime minister OF Gre Il Britain, and
declared that German generals appreciate
the blessings OF p5sce no less I ia other
Germans ia responsible position
Tho P3Ssischs Zsituitq Bays that the
political tension mas been Brought 10 .
climax by the fact that the dessinies OF
Europe have Eaen sud Ienly deprived Of
their axis. Primes Bismarck YES n
guarantee of peace. History viii PIE
serve the memory Of Lis services in the
cause of peace. His Successor will be
compelled 20 Immediately deal with the
question Of o reduction of the military
burden in the interests of peace. The
nation witnesses the retirement of Prince
Bismarck with regret but without anxiety
hoping that his life will still be long aud
happy and that he will be able TO follow
the development OF the country.
Lord Salisbury ridiouled the report
that parliament would soon bs dissolved.
He scolded those Tories whose like
warIaness, no said, had contributed to
the defeat OF the government in several
recent supplementary elections Tor mem.
hers of the house OF commons. Ha de-
olared that the new Irish bill would
secure the possession of the landlords to
their property. He denied that tho gov
ernment had any intention whatever Of
handing swaziland over to the Eoers.
Lord Salisbury also expressed the hope
that the difficulty with the United STATES
over the Behring sea question would be
settled soon, hut" he said, s'with such
susceptible nation as America, Great
Britain cannot negotiate at the top of her
voice." This remark YVES greeted with
laughter,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-27

The Hanover Courier says it is re.
ported that General Won Waids-sse will
be appointed to the command Of this
Tenth Array Corps, Pals commend was
maie yRoant Ly the elevation q General
Won ORprivi 10 the chaaoaiiossIio.
Prince Regent Luitpoli Of Bavaria,
sent complimentary autograph Iayt$r II
Prince Bismarck on Sho occasion OF the
iattet's rst-emAat from ollico.
Tho "QrdeaafeSt" was o59atvei 10 dSv
with tho usual ceremonies The Prince
OF Wniag, Empress Frederick Gnd OnRn-
Gsllor Won U4pnvi wer3 present ct the
services H. the chapel, aud eiaasward at
the stata banquet
PAEs, MICH 90 Tho nows from Bsr-
Lin has shaken tho bouFse, trokan tho
speculative risa and put everything in 8
stGte Of srapanqe. Snca 'Ehursday per
cont rertea hsva dropped II. l5o. Credit
Fonci4f ahMses show fall for thu waok
of 1874, end BG.k OF France shBres fall
ct S5t. lilo Tiatos show rise for the
week az III. Eenemas ere unquosebla
tho dolsy IN publishing tho report OF
the COMMITTEES sent to examine Chs canal
works having produced ths worst inpros.
sion,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-03
1urns' Rum Taken from the jail 70
Ecaton.

The most interesting bussnss, before tie
Superior Ceurf. Treslay vas the clossng
up Of The Michael Barns ea,s. The court
issued az order to Sheriff stevsrs, ~sic...
vas az folors:
ST4rE or N4IxE.
Srggsfog Cot At. HgsxgEEc Co,
sEFTgsHEg TsEH, a. u. 1890.
To O. T. stsyens, E.q., Sheriff Of Eeaae-
bee tosnty
IH t5s natter Of the proceedings persliag
IN TIE curt, against certain intoxicating
bGnars, Aicbss! RsSas. claimant By or
Der Of court yen are hereby directed t.
return and deliver 70 ssid claimant, Miehze!
Bgrns. iFie felioeinz 4 scIi5ea lqGors.
". - cases q rum and Is eases Of
h.sky, ard this order Of cegr. shall be
your authority therefor
fsgae4) OLwEK g. HsIi, JuIge.
AtIs't W. s. cnoAre, Clerk.
Ga the back o, said order {. found til
foIlos iHg receipt
AacssrA. Sep. 2, 1890.
Received a. &. I. Ssessns, Sheriff, sG
ta.rt Of rum add - races Of shsksg, On
tie sr.tien efAsr. all n good coalition.
{s.gasAJ AfcnGEI. BEEss.
The liquor was ~ yered 10 the Ameri.
csh Erprsss Company at the I'll, for the
pm pose u being transported at once 10
Boston. Tt-. icgether With nine eases
.hicb had ", sioasiy been delivered 10
Bsrss. under ihs order Of the Municipal
Court Of AuGesia covers tbs sboIe qssn
tty ~ liquors ssized--7s cases in all.
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SUPERIOR couar.
September Tern, 139o-Hon o. @
Hail. Prsstttas.

O. 7. srEvgss. Sheriff.
W. y. Cn0ArE. Clerk.
L. T. CAzLEros, County Attorney.
Y. A. sxArI, 5senogszpher.
TrEsB.Y. Sep. O.
The September term Of the superior
eoart for this e-anty coz seaed today. Tke
folieving l. hist Of taose saramoae! a.
grand jarors c. N. Apple,on, yss.sl-
sofo; DaIie5 IS. Bean. Mt yetE3ai A
w. Brooks. Asgasta, rforsmaa) Alvin
cbesssy. RsEe: Warren u. Clifford, Gar
liner; a. y. Douglass, Cheisea; Lexis
grench. Vienna; Albert T. Fafsr, Az
zusta jane g. Hayss, Randolph; L. A.
aows, Windsor; George g. HioYt, Az
gassE; II. l.. Mclaughlin, Albion ID. ID.
asrrimsn. Reaassli; Danisi Z. SHliivaa
Clinton John sxift Sidney G.. ". True,
Wayns; A. q. Wescou. HaHoseii; Eosn
Wood. Wa,erville The grand lgry orgar-
zsa by eh5!se Of 4. w. Brooks az FIRE
man.
The following is lie, Of those SUN
alsnsd a. frsvsTse Jurors W. r. Barross
Fsssslboro, GsAert 4. CSHy. AuZEs,a a
W. Flood. Hstsfvfiie; Leroy y FOES, An
sssa: Geo. Freeman. Hslloweli; WIN a.
Getcheii, Benton. (e1cassslJ Jane, Goald
~, Pi,ts,oa; Harry Lssi,. China; @. F.
dseomosr. Asga Ia David aafsten. Mon
mouth, lcxsn.esiI A s.. merrill Ws.i
Gaaiinsr. tf9reman); Avesy MsFfox, Bel
grade; George $. Aetcalt. Winthrop, lex
eased) Charles Sicksrsoa, Maaehsst.r :
: Il. Mating. Litchaeli George : Psise
WiasloT. (excussdl r. W. seribner
Eaterviils. (exeu.ed) Fre5e'icx \ Waas-
worth, Gar'lisef- Vsn.fes ~yre Issued for
the return Of i've al ii,.oual jurors 70 take
tae place Of those excused.
No cssss we're ready for trial 70 lay ani
a. the eio'e u the call Of the docket the
nal jury were discharged until tomorrow
morGlng a. . O'Clock
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-03

Real estate transfers in Kennebec county
for the week ending Aug. %, are as fol

Real estate transfers in Kennebec county
for the week ending Aug. %, are as fol
lows.
Ap.rsrA Eva y t.ctcbon 10 Litlic LeClair
band a30p. samuel Carter to Village schoo
District, lanh goo
EHU >~Nb k--Irnaters OF i}owtuin College t.
Airxan,.ef turri.r. land f20to-
rHfl-Lt.-W | 5earls 90 Grace KatO1. land
~
DAYroN. volu.ia County. Florida Rebecca Il
Ca land 10 oscar Mayo, land. si30
FAlEtIFtu TO- litif- IT The late Elkannh DeiAul
"a wellington I Eeydolds, land. sIs5.
HsENiNHpAtE.-hAry + Douglass to lsanc NJ
anfU, baud 500
GAHhtSgt Chcaicr A and Horace y Phillip.
70 Louisa Phillips. land AMI buildings go. VI
spear tn t,ru W Pierce. land s7bn. James Walk
10 t,"orge II Douglass. land. sit50.
HsiinWFft Mons " spd Lucinda w Fari
- David Gsil. hntl aud huings, $500
itlt iHiEln HaNnnu kouinsun to Joseph !
JACK. h,nd. siao0. tirprg' K Allen 10 Hi Meru
man. lnnd. so
oGoN"- 81 phen II Powell To ClaraJ Richard.
Band, iCn.
rIri.l"N ~ Marson to pr c c Libby, lane
si3O.
EtVn"trit Aihion johnson 10 hennrboc Cen
trai liaHrond Company, land, 100.
NAs~tLHngo. iiall Bureish to Eliza Wi
cox. band, ai43.
ytFNNf .-.iphn n French 10 Newell 6 MaddoN
and $50. Adlt<rn French 10 john II FRENCH
land sit0. Srwall hitter to Edward u Whii
tier. band. $50.
Wt<u-n4 Hariwell Ware - 4 II War. land
sA0. lsldorr W Martin 10 Melissa NORTH, land
w,Niupor El.ie } Clark to seth webb
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The following are the real estate tran =
fers in Franklin county for the week end
ing Aug 30, 1890.
Wrip. Fhen Newman TO Harry B Austin. land
avs susan q Foster Of Mass. 90 oscar + Conant.
Land 9lio.
NHs suAroN -Judson bailey 10 Frank c
storer. land 30
WI So ,ophropm " Hall to Frank = Hall.
land aud hu,li.pgs 500
~ Goo freat 81 ala to Lewis frnuicr.
land =st0. Emma Treat tffustfrl to same,
f100.
NEW NIVEY ,Ep sa-ah II ingalls, 10 4 biua
u lustls. flrnt $50.
tuE>rEnN Wellington Thornton 10
Nathaniel ierkiH- land $3.50.
IAN"gtrN Henry libheiis 70 II iihheits.
laad Vttror, Edwin Rogers 10 Rru-l L iieoN.
laud $3.50 Wm Smith to john K ioothaker,
land sbi.
kfNofIslp stephen Lander 70 Annette "
Thompson. land anu bnding-. $1,000.
stttV. Geo hriggs TO .inia A Heath, land
80 IN.
FAnNuNcruN u riul Foss ga Corielh, CHtcg,
land iuildiugs val con. James II Waugh of f1ri
land 70 John II tllord of r'pn, land and build
inEs. a.
ftMtir Corlolia Cni,y Ia rinh toss. |
1nd. go; Eugene ilodgkius 20 frank \ hode
Kim pfrmis, $500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-03

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national coaventtou Of the Y. 7. ). c. A.
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