davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1891-12-02
MfIAs GA1nHER's DONATION CLAIM.
G Fl HA1E's DONATION CLAIM.

George M Savage: Begin at
II northeast corner of that GER
B tain 10 acre tract in Hale's
"A donation claim deed to G A
McKenny in 1862 south 375
chains, east 5.33 chains
4 north 375 chains, west 5.33
u chains to beginning-2 acres 81 90 O5 % 05
Isaac Dillon: Begin 9.993I
Al chains east and 1.8715 chains
A south OF southwest Corner a
tract of land decided to A
Y Howard, east 1.66s4 chains,
south 1917 chains, west
1861 chains, north to place
OF beginning 100 acre.. A 20 81 421
EE L Powell: Begin at 5126
cha5ts east of northwest
corner Of G FL Hale's dona-
ton claim, south 1107 feet,
east 1190 feet more or less to
q line running north and
south through section II,
north A5n said line HOY feet
llAGrfA2or less to north line of
said claim, west 1190 feet to
beginl&ng-30.6 e acres.... 150 90 so 1877 so
Alex Howard estate Begin
at southeast corner Of Sc
bree'S addition, south 100
feet to north of Hale's dona-
tion claim, west 1880 feet to
mean9er line, north along
meander line 115 and $40
feetto south line of Sebree's
addition, east 1880 feet-8.50
acres As 90 24o 50 40
chains east and 1917
chains south OF southwest
corner of Howard tract east
1854 chains, south l.87M
chains, west 3.33A chains,
north LS714 chains to begin
ming -62-100 acre............ $50 20 10
Jennie Munson: Begin 1888
chains east OF southwest cor
ner OF Howard tract, east
266chains, south 3.75 chains
west 2.66 chains, north 375
charms, to beginning ............ 6 90 80 6 30
, 1891-12-02
W N AYERS DONATION CLAIM.

VIM schiRke: A piece Of land
lying north of the H Mar
tenson tract in the w
Ayers donation claim, and
west of It G Van Epps' tract,
containing acre...."..".. 8 Is 16 8 81
, 1891-12-02
S O0 3 4o So 10
MoxLEY CLAIM SECTION "a, TOWNSHIP Is,
NORTH, RANGE 2, WEST
OR %menson: Begin atsouth

OR axmenson: Begin at south
westgeorner OF lot 8, section
"a, township18, north, range
2, west, south 4075 chains,
east A. 9lS chains, north 4O75
chains, west 49l5 chains, to
beginning aeres.............. IA 40 72 Is 10
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-04

Mr.. Harry Stsne has accepted position
IN the post ofiies.
Rev. W. NJ. Davis Of Topshsm is visit
iag hi. brother in the city.
Mr.. Friend T. Reynolds of Sidney sss
,i.iior in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Anlis Stevens Of 5tet,op. a ,nir;,.
usl medium. 10 in the city for few d.y,.
John s. Head Of Portland, the Maine
Central detective, was IN the city YESTERDAY.
cnsrles Alden Of Clinton, IL, a former
Augusta boy. is visiting in the city fot q
few days.
Miss Nellie Kenny Of Edding,oa has re-.
tarned to her duties At the hospitAI after q
few months absence.
Mr.. Harry Tre6eau of Chadbcusns's
barber shop has been coanned 70 his bed
for week with slow fever.
Mr.. Frank Chadwick, one Of our well
known young men, who hiss been asnger-
ously i'll with typhoid fever for the past
six weeks in Portland, At last account vas
doing nicely, which his many friends will
be glad to hear.
Mr.. Geo. W. Stanley Of Canton, So.
Dako.a, 10 spending few days in the city,
the guest Of Mrs. Col. Themes Lambayd.
Mr.. Stanley is grandson Of the late Col.
Geo. W. Stanley and formerly lived in
this city. OF late years, however. he has
been extensively engaged ia rAnchiug in
Dakota, and we learn Is meeting With the
success that usually follows the enterprise
and energy Of our Maine boys.
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The Lancet states that so called sterii-
hid milk By no means always deserves
lis name. in some cases being much fuller
OF germs than ordinary unEoiied mix fresh
from the COW. Herr Kohlmann. of IAetpsic,
or subjecting two specimens of milk sold
Is sterliizei TO examination, found that Que
OF them really WIS SO. no germs beng us
co~rahle, while the other specimen con
tanned $50 eco germs per cubic centlmeter
Herr kohlmann suggests that the iaitnre
Of whatever process was used TO sferiiiZe
the milk may have been due either 70 water
having been mixed with the milk before
the process was commenced, or perhaps TO
too long time having been allowed to
elapse between milking and sterllanG
Frendeurich found thas milk which. when
received. contained only $500 germs TO the
cubic centimeter, after being kept three
hours at 60 dess Fahrenheit, contained TO-
o0, after six hours 2Doo0, and after
twenty four hours NO Less than ), .oe, 900. y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-04

Workmen were engaged yesterday under
the direction of Mr.. Cspen, the architect
10 charge, in testing the great steel plates
which are being put into the new vault for
.se Augusta Savings bank. Machinists
were called and directed to bring their very
best drills and to make a hole in the plate I
it could be done. Their best efforts produced
apparently no effect at all. The steel is
harderd by 4 rev process and il absolutely
proof sgsinst drilling. Mr.. Damon, the
manufacturer, Is one Of the most celebrst-
ed tsfe makers in the world and he has
carte blanche to make his best safety vault
for this building. The walls Of the vault,
With their brick, iron, stee! and air spaces,
will be three feet thick. founded in the
most solid masonry. The doors will have
the latest devices to make them burglar
proof and it 10 the aim Of the trustees =
have the hes. and safest vault that can be
made
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ERsaoL oc1 AND hNeGsEE.

0A.ersA4tsas aNa ip.aAnsts - sthABs0s
Nancy SCHOOL, Of Hyposkfsn-
A Gentleman who rssprtetf 10 the famGM
",ianey school" OF hypnntism in Frnnce
m, hope of a cure.for ~headaehe and occr-
stxainn has written an account Of hissob-
servatious there, in which oec1n3 thefof
lowing:
All manner Of ailmenksNae represent
al. Each patient in turn,&sAxy his0esher
scat in what one feels incffncdto cant fhe
-uagici' armchair, and il under trent
rnens for some time "goes Off like. lHmb,"
at Il mere. glance and command from the
doctor. to sleep. Then the idea or curo Is
firmly rooted in the mind by repeated sug
gestions You are TO sleep we'll tonight
You arc TO have good digestion. You ara
10 lose snch and such a pain" etc
One case was of deafness. Surely tins
wis poser az far as suggestion was con
esrnedr Not Mt all, for II verbal sugges
ton would obviously be at fanlt under
snch conditions, there are other met10dS
OF communicating an idea to the uzind-
The suggestion was carried out by blowing
into this ears of the patient Several chill
dren were present for treatment, and Is Is
astonishing how susceptible they and sAsA
rule. The doctor economies time by sand
ing two or three OF tosieep at oncs, and
slowing them away in other chAtrs, where
they peacefully spend their aflpsted span OF
oblivion
In an experiment with q young woman
the was TO feel terribly cold, see the snow
falling. warm herself at the drless stove
ard then burn her arm Lorraine Cross
G. was traced with a finger tip on her arm
rs tire place to bs burnt Suro enough. she
shiverei with cold Qner lips ware quite
hueD, stood in the doorway in blaze OF
sunshine watching the imaginary nnow
went to the stove. called out that she had
burned herself. and there was the burn, all
nd. on-the crnss suggestcdl l said 70 LIZ
L,eteault. $50 you can crcats diseases as
well rs cure them Certainly" he re
piled, 'the method is the same" speak
ing to Or. Legeois OF thu dangers attend
Ing An abuse OF hypnosasTn. hc told me y
vas quite true that death evon might be
prodnced on sensitive subject Suggest
thst the heart action was TO stop ana II
would do so-nay, it would do SO at fixed
moment, after a considerable lapse OF time
xnnt apparently in the waking state
The various methods of hypnotizing and
mcsmerizing are all based upon sugges-
ton At Nancy especially, while the PSI
tents attention is isolated by fixing his
eyes upon those of the doctor. the different
symptoms of sleep are suggested. Hls
mini is flied with the idea that he is to
seep. Allowing himself to be dritted
aiong b. the operators commands. he
obeys orders and sleeps. His last thought
on doing So is of the operator. and be re-
mains in communication with him, though
Practically unconscious of all besides.
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A Lady Supervision


Z . FEe LWFEUFS q Htc oVH7 FaH0
At the Iee=nt town election in Readfeld,
Miss Gsttrud, l. Store. A. b was elected
supervisor Of schools by n very large
majority. Miss Stone il the eldest daughter
Of the late Rev. Cyrus Stone. d. d. She
is the head Of the department of Normal
Instruction Of TIE Kents' Hill Seminary
and College. A graduate of Kents' Hill
from the college courss, and also from the
Pennington Normal School. talented
teacher, deeply interested in public educa.
ton, shs is admirably fitted for the duties
of her new flee.
W. C. S.
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At the Forestry Convention lleia 8 Hsn-
ger on the 18Th and 18th Of DecembeY, Isss
the undefsigned were sppointed csnuisse
to cal fatu'e conventions, We esrnsst,y
Invite our fellow citizen. sho are iate,e ,ted
In the pfsssrssiisn AID restorxt on Of tie
forests 8, meet in coayertisn 1t the sssse
House IN Augusta en- Thursday lhe ssh ssy
of March q. II It O'clock la the aftsrnnon
to ccnsidsr visst nnsasures shouid be aua.
mis.ed TO The legislature 10 rrevsn. forsst
sres, ard o'hersise 70 promote mere
pradest ma agemers Of the growing tim
bers Of the sss'e, 50 essential 70 the future
prosperity Of the people.
yoHs z. HoBHs.
GEORGE =. TALBOT.
WHsos CRossr.
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OBITUARY.

Henry A. CALDWELL died at hjs home, in
Manchester, Feb, 24th, aged 70 years and
10 months. Mr. Caid well has been life
ING resident Of Manchester. where he has
held important offices of trust, and was
known and respected for his honesty and
ltesrity in all his dealings. He leaves
one daughter aod three sons 10 mourn the
loss of a kind and affectionate father.
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Aa1lroaus i tStsamhrais
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
arrangement Of Trains IN Effect Oct.
18th, 1890.

Dutn farther notice train ,csve aoEusta Vt
ullows,
sO1N6 wES,r--sfe A. NJ. tor Lewiston,
GO3kiald, Portland, Boston and Montreal; 1850
4. n. for Haiioyseil, Gardiner and South Card
Ger, 1910 A. NJ Tor Lewiston, Farming,on,
Rootlapd, Portland and Boston; 200 r. NJ.
Tor Hsllowell. Gardiner and South Gardiner;
Portland, and Boston, s.t5, (expresel Fort
land and Boston; sc5 T. NJ. for Ealieweil, Gard.
DER and South Gardner; li.Oc Y. NJ might Pail
mani fer Lewiston, Bath, Portland sad Boston.
GOING EhsT--2.ic A. NJ. might express) fol
esGwhegan, Belfast, Bangor, sar Aarbor, st.
NJ. Tor Hatcryille, Skowhesen. Newport. Bangor
sad yanaeborp; 1875 ?. n. for WHtervillc.
s4a =. III. for Waterville, skowhe9an, Bel.
fast, Dexter, Dover r. Eo1orof, Bangor,
St. stephen, St. John and Aroostook County, and
Al 70 2. u. (satardays oniyl for Watcrvilie
sunday psperl train for Wstorvillc and Bangor VI
s.i7 a. NJ.
The Night Pullman Trains run each way ever
r ght. Sundays included. tut not TO Skcwheg qua
" Belfast on Monday mornings, or TO Dexter,
Or beyond Bangor, on Sunday mornings.
The day express trains going Las, at S.4s II.
md West ut i0lo A. NJ, run daily, Sundays IN
slu6ed, between Boston, Lewiston, Bath Rong.
and. Bangor and ST. John.
ACC0MMODAyIONT ssAyN for Augusta
ieavca SoutL Gardiner, s.25 A. NJ; 100 and s.1s
n. Nj Gardner, 6.si A.. M; l.,6 ana AS r. n
3alloweil, GAP A. NJ. i.25 and $50 y. n,
Through hcEsts t. California aod all teiata
South and West rlay be had OF u. II. walker,
ticket agent, A1gufta, the only office selling via
aR rGatss aud e,eGkins ali baggage free u en-
pepse.
PAYS0N TUCKER. Vice Pres. 8 oenI Mansger,
+. T.. BooTHBY, GenI Pas., and Ticket Ag't.
Portland. Dot. Sta, 1880.
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Lincoln.

Lincoln.
The following are the real estate trsns
fers in Lincoln county for the week end
ing Feb Is:
ALSAEnos Averill to Everett I. Albee, land
SIS.
BoorHBAY HARBoR-Dennis Ackown to Dayit
A Pinkham. land, 1915.
BRsToL--isaac L. Church g; ais. 10 Daniel T
Church, land and buildings, 800 etc Nelson A
Thompson ct al to EIiphalet I. Thompson, land
$50.
EDGkcoMB-John kenney ct ais TO Leroy J
Rcnney, land aud buildings, 81 etc.
DAMARtsCorrA-Enoeh Weeks to Ira j. Oliver
land, 800.
SoUTHroRT-JohnO Orchard 20 Willie II. Stone
land. 81 stc
NALIIoBoRo-AmOs VI. Lash to X. 6 L. Raj
way, land, so; Nannah, Chute Co. TO X. 4 l.
Railway land 81; Edw. 7. Hodge ct ais 10 Gran
lie Co, q1aTTy. $960o-
MHfrEtIELD-Lucius II. Webster to Frank b
Nortbey, land and buildings, $3.50.
WIaCAssEr-Lucy Ii Peterson TO Alice
Douglass, land AID buildings, $500.
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Whether on p,essuie bent or business,
should take on every "trip bottle of Syrup
OF Figs, rs i. acts nast Pleasantly and
effsc.ually on the kidneys. liver and
bowels, preventing fevers, headaches And
other forms If sickness. Fer sale in soc
sad 81 90 bottles b. all leading druggists
feb23d&w
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Waldo
Following are the real estate transfers in
Waldo county for the week ending Feb

%:
Alonzo +. Haynes. land III Montville to Way
land A. Hall, $40; Chss. Il. Thompson, land IL
norriil 10 Amelia d. Erskine, $1,000; Chas Ii
Clement, land in hontville 20 +. 5. Rowell, $500
Frank White. e ri, land In Belfast TO Belfasi
National Bank, $1,000; Rachael Sim r,ons land in
Liberty 10 Josiah simmons, $500; Daniel X
Chapman, land In Prospect to Dnnei j. Haw. :
$500; Chas. W, waldr0n, land In Belfass to Ed
win j. Barnes, 3! ;kvirA &. Warren, ,nd and build
iugs in swansllle to Merrill Law, $3.50; Josiah
VI. Coffin, and in Cray TO Joshua Coffin, $1,000
Henry Z. Pierce, land in SwanyIe TO Annie 5
Pierce, $500; stephen Grant, land in Mouroe IL
Sarah Rand, $40, Elizabeth p. Durham, land anc
haiidi "a in Belfast 30 Lucinda Fletcher. 1890
Henry ". Duncan land and buildings in swan
willie - H. A trohook, $500. James Moody, iaud
In Swanvie to Gardner Proctor, 5000: Jessi,
Il Staples. land in Belfast to Augusta Crosby
$50; William j. Matthews, ct al, land in Scare
pot TO Chas. VI. Rogers, 81; eslie a. knowlton
land in Monro. to .aiyina c. knowlton, S75: En-
ily e. Pierce, land a. rc0ple 10 +. "A. Dickey
$1,000, Joseph A McKeen, land ard Buildings In
eetfa.t TO }, W. Burgess. 1865; Thomas Quincy
land in W aldo samuel Quincy. $3.50. Lucinda
Marden land in Montville to Annie W. Ripley,
Si5D.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-04

German was held at Union hall last
evening undur the management Of Messrs
Chamberlain and Crane. About % couple
participated and danced until q late hour
select invitation party were in attendance.
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Mr.. II. o. Mcguire and bis son Toby
started yesterday morning for North
Athens. They will yisit friends and rela
uves. They are intending to go fishing
and also peet to catch an abundance OF
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The Knights OF Labor and their friends
made merry at Novelty Hall last evening.
Dancing ~ss INDUCED in until late hour
to The music OF Dennis orchestra. Fully
thirty couple danced the IS different num-
bets until the small hours in the morning
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STATE NEW q.


TUN DOINHAM.
The Universsiis. fair closed last Friday
evening. Though the weather for the first.
two evenings Was unfavorable, the tinal
result was q pronounced success. -ksv
4. T. Adams presided over the fourth
quarterly conference Of the M. Z. Church
saturday evening and preached the fore
noon following an able discourse.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-04

The Best Sxlvs in the world for Cats
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Eheum, fevel
Sores. Teter, CHARGED Hands, Ghilblains
Corus, and ali Skin Ernptions, aad posi-
lively cures Piles, or 40 ray required. Il
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
O. money refunded. Price rs cent per
boz. For sale by Bo~ditch, Webster { Co
susSsoiGviy
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Wien sssy ~ sick. We gave AsE Cssror.s-
wnsa ale ~ Child. ,shs crise scs casscrs.-
when sas became Ai.. sas clunS &c csssar.s-
~sss xzs h.d Children, ace gaze sssa osssas.'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-04

CITIZEN Cleveland is now cot in ihe cold,
but If he gets chill, snd it soes to bis
ienss. Adamson's Bsta.ie Couga Rslssm
csn rss.ore hia. He si~sys ussa it
= ms2i&w
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I'M E%ANJo n -
Both the method AID results when
Syrup Of Figs il taken; it IL pleasant
and refreshing TO the taste, ana acts
gently YET promptly on tee Kidneys,
LiVez and Bowels, cleAnses the sys-
TEN steetuslly, dispels colds, head
aches and levers and cures nabitual
constipation Syrup Of Figs il the
only remedy Of i1 kind ever pro
doced, pleasing TO s1e taste and &C.
ceptabis TO the stomach, promp. in
its actioa AID truly beneficial 10 its
effects, prepared only from tbs most
healthy AID agreeable substances, its
May excellent qualities commend it
to ali snc have made is tns mcs.
popaisr remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs IL for sxis In Soc
and 81 bottles By al leading drug
glsta Any reliable druggist who
mAy Eot have it on hAad VII pro
cure Il promptly for any sAs who
wishes TO Try It. Do 40: eoespi ANY
sabstitats.
fAtifoKKiS 70 SEASsa %
:ts fs<scjsos. CAL
@tsisriAf, ~. seN sssz. go
ausIdAxls
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C..a.e.. CT fss. Pl:esss.. Lastoria.
Aoy1idNw AF&WH
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FOUND

EOuND-A rir II Stats House; n. owner can
= hare the ssfae BY esllisx on Miss kf-ge. 90
Holt, Court Ave. proving properly. paying sAas
adv. 3as
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wANrEp
cRANiTE HAII.

froposals soliciied isr a,caflne eat .6raniie
Hail." MANCHESTER HAYNES.
80 uaf&ttf
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VNANTED--Ag iri TO do general hea.ewcrs.
w Family small, wages fair; enethat can eeof.
Enquire OF MIS-. 6. T. afsvsSs, at the Jail.
mSFSiiw
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"ANTED~By respectable womsn.a chance
w 10 80 out TO work BY tue DAY or rake in wash.
ing, also understands cleaning, l'all on or adj
Dress, Ms. Carney. LitAgow hessc, copy ST.,
mat1dstgd Augusta.
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yxTANTED--i.adies of good address TO earn
wv from i've to ten dollars day, surely and
easily. For proofs aud particulars address Mis-,
W. +. TARBtLI4 North Arson, Me. febi?dimF
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To LET.

ITO LEr-a eOinmodious house of nine roorns
L Gannett st, East Side. Inquire OF NJ. ..
SAVAGE, Hairdrcsser, Hotel North, Augusta.
mas3Aiw+
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DEERING, W1NsLOW & co.

Timber plank and flooring boards. The L.arg-
est Assortment In the East. Schedules
sawed azA shipped from cur Mills in the South.
yaxA-DreWn's wharf, Portland, Ne.
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Wishing to have thcir
w spring dresses cut and made TO III nicely
TO call on Mss, j. A GErcfELi, 100 State St,
.eyen hnarh north Of Hrihur 81 fnhlhllms
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NYTANTED-Houseke A woman OF
w about middle age to keep house farm
for u family Of foar. Address Box ~, West Dres-
den, Me. feh2id9w'
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"ANTED--A middle aged lady 10 take care
w OF small children. Write, LesS Box Ne. al
Il srdneI, Maine. maradiwpi
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viEsNA-M Mod rator, A. q. Whittier. clerk, NJ.
H. Eaton, scieetmen. 5. W. Carr, josephus
Brown. A. G Whittier, treasurer, Il. n. Allen:
town agept, A. G. Whittier; supervisor of schools
A. q. Whittier, collector and constable. ~. I.
Eaton. Rsis. for town charges, $780, schools,
1926: text books, so; high gays. 1900 Voted TO
purchase 4 hearss. BsIance in favor Of town,
s9s9os-
VAST GARDiNER-Selectmsr. A. W. Brown,
II Goies aai,h. Jr, JOHN P,nsham, tosn clerk.
VIM. +. Haskell; school committee, John A.
smear R. l. Stow 70 nil vacancy. Money appro-
priated scaools, $500; hishways. 500, support
81 poor SEQ; other puD poses. 1873
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-10-02
Heal Estate Transfers.

iierhcrl u Dodge ct uS Ia John W
nu,ige . acres ~ nc cor If Sc ~ of 80
~ g., ~. ~ lpn W $500
" ! noanc ia ! ~ Foultz ct al.
iots . and I. block (. Doanc's suhdiyi-
sion sloD
Edgar Durham 10 \ T.. Fitch et
I'll. unc thirl interest ~ William Dun
hams donation claim 500
Waiter I Mcdonald e. ! II Green
hagen e a. lois . aud I. block I,
l,nwuod rafl tl1
G,utgo \ Motiman t. Maria G.
Marirn.un. - tWo thirl- oi half OF
lut- ! and ?. hlock II olympia. a.
William R,idt It us Ia George :.
Hopkins. bots and :. lik |, Rcidt's
sub,li, $50
Nathaniel : Ncdpath e uX Ia G. VI
Moore. NJ interest ~ lois | aud H..
llk / and other lots ia Henderson.
Nnnfr 4 ll'dpnth'- add fiuo
q " n DAVIS Ia ! y Mcdill. lots
~ tu -. IN .. Pacific add $3.50
IN Moore ct uN 81 Nathaniel J.
Hodpath hf of lots I. y. II aud ~. hlk
2, iiondcfsou Moore 4 Rcdpalh'- add
fiO1
ucorgr n Ell-huty It uS 10 Judson
& Nirhn's. lut q. blk : Rainier $50.
i.ahrlia " Smith Il Al to Robert q
f.,erls. alOs2iil g.. see 81 ~ lSn,t2
" ssSl
Caiharinc l. lIrndrr.nn to Louis +
Henderson uudit nj interest ~ sees
and %. ~ ~ ". and town property;
VI
l.nus , Henderson ct sex t. Catha-
finr | il,udcrsuu. -uudrV Lands IN
ihuf-iun county and lots IA sGuircs'
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There has no doubt been more lives of
children saved from death in cloupor
whooping- cough Icy the use of Onions
than any other known remedy; our
mothers used t. make roulticeS uf them.
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breaking up a cough or cold, DR.. Gums
Onion Syrup is made by combining few
simple remedies with it which make it
more effective as Il medicine and DESTROYS
the taste and odor OF the onion. 30 cts.
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