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rrA1. ESTATE TRANSFERS

Bulshe,d we's'f . # Of, a, Of to 4 R,mis
r,i ah ~, w W--t.,t 1914 Il { M'rris..t
SiN and other rrol"rP ''oi'''f''S" ''''' 1908
n,iebr ',i'' ,s f.. w,,..t 1877 4 Of Morric,t
2,:N-. ard other property h'"r' " '' S. 5s
nail. Il t,. al t, -.", w~.t.. 100 It Of Mor1-,
9699N-- and other property IL N'' sew 1865
ruisirad Al Wc,t.. - # Of NJ rrI'-'' o, 40,
~ and ot k H,p5H sam TO OF Moru.,
isoH and Otnr' pFo"r ty Ga h''i'' r"''p' 1899
No., . rnn,, q N II D,,;faJ 80 to
.,". si}oti rart 49,. 500
aaiS and other PROPERTY Ja"e' \ clover 10 278jt
lo6.eN- ANA e, "'n Sam. p''r''" ''., 1893
nu. ,ny,a',,'''' Wc.5'.I. - Of Merri,,'
@5> and other property quincy D,""'e eiAsi
no ct tS at d. 'a". &,p oI' ,i, It i Of Moii;,i
ard ,od @ sSsnl gF"EFa aaS "' S'0' aso,
nusi r,%I'' " '',1 Wcst..t 1901 q Morri,.;,
- and G'm ,a . lroi y ai,... 50 coz
wG;,rt , - n 81 Sar. rs.it May 25col
W. st " :; g.H . % N0''''' 3OG6J
wi;t.,t :, :. . ~ H. o' N''''''' 80. 25C6l
Wet - i'S ,,,, II 20 20 - 10 $40
llth,,,' N% w, ~ stuart '...''.. 10000
a'h,t y" - ~ n,,Nnw '''.''. -, T. 900
l7n no.. O1 s 200 t4 Of ,tna,e ,v,2 charlie. .. 900
Si,i'' rn NS 40 r,or WGi'' .''' anu $4,000
%,'i H., rcf, 90 " Rosie Seller @ l.oc,
At,orncv.,t W : $50 II : ~ KNington.st 2l.N $500,
TOO Cathariue Campbell o. II. ManGclb,nm. if'"J
sam" property h'rf's N''u '''' - 10 900
C,dor.,t. No 20 II smith. trustee. to J " Wal g., ,oo
r,nnon.., SO 1870 Geo Schmit Ia \ wc>tcrger 5000
M9H" G'G , II p to " irImyinsnn 20 800
sane property; II Brumn'l 20 Al % , am
rirr. so 3 aud I. North River; Phort" steven" 800,
trustee u \ = I;owd"n ,,,,,,..,o,n., a,,x i'o''
la 10 II
st,..t - ,559 n Of Az" Il. 2loN"Oi ,ooo,
Theodore koh 10 Charles nuh'r.. ;o.';,..- iocoo
'"hi,t, Sofia Executor 70 Lou. I.cse 1850
s7th.s, ~ i25 East; Jas. flack To Johh ,,o,o
SAM property; WIN /. rlack t, james \ tlock 1000
Nn'.trrianavc 40 20; Emil Locb and another =. ,oo
10 August Ha>,rmcr ..... ,,. .i. -'"V'
i'' M t, : - 10 IL " Irnmiman . 30 900
9ith.St. u III Il = of othnNr, l"NluoS Mar
carrt Fitzpatrick To the Sisters OF the Ann""- os ooo
sd It. 1901 It e. Of iothorc 25\lee.s Harry ,oo,
Mack CONGREGATION >haaray ienla, 49,. ihooo
fhn'1 Too N% Us "'''' 20 800
7oih,t' 81 81 West; W II Jacob to 7 81, coo
Ir,rt i"ir TO HAIRY Max - 1900
sOt,.,t n .,9G II u lltha,c. i7.7Nloos; .,
Thomas sheridan and another t, Fly, 2i95o
Newman to Henrietta Amkcl .......... -. 1900
Chas { mcydt and w.ic to W Aims ~, 1880
li6th.,t : 30 It Of SHAVE. 22j\iOl.ll;
a, Il, .Ir IN vile t, Joseph McFarlana 400 coo
:" Msca,ic", rr,scr -. 1900
13sd.,t = go IT u shave. l7.G\oo. II Gco
2 knckerho.ker and Wife to Inn ,enny 10000
Frc,ik IIod to CathIrine Muller - $3.50
1ost..t, No 325 West; \ L Johnson and another
To l. Hurbut...... 10000
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FALL RIVER LINE.

FARES REDUCED 70 BOSTON. FALL RIVER
PROV DENCE and all Principal Eastern Points. Steam.
ers PURITAN and PLYMOUTH commission from
PIER 2s :. H. foot Of Marr,y;,t weeh day, and sun.
Civ at T. brooklyn 100 y. III. ORCHESTRA o.
EACH STEAMER. Two connecting ycsubued exlress
trains from Fall River. due Boston 90 and 90 \
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Go Get for Business pnrposes.

"A BEEKMAN-sT-FoUR LOFTS TO LET WIZ
n elevator. 3iX90 feet each.
RCLAND & WHITING. Bechman-st
DESIRABLE corner store In Temple Court. frontinS
rutland WHITING Beekmanss
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Aukc Henrietta, hu.b9nd to Charlotte rp1 s. 900
Abbott >"mocl s. and Tii| o. pas'' s. 900
Boaart william II, T. MN,It '".a r r,D &C, 900
BuhIer Charlie. t, Theodore h"ch' '' 5000
Conroy John J, 10 susan p'''" no 10 600
Pagan Jlne T. Eugcna * 'Hp""' .''..., 1900
Fish lryiue. % Archer P,n Gh'. wear. 10000
Hand Henry T. .na, Mife t. ch1'' year, ' 500
II 81 FIcd"rCk g. D'Niu . NM ~ -" 5000
N pro,,ncar g I;5th.,t Of - Ann '''Ne 51eo
cr,, no Wiii;on t. & Yer rlanck cts and
''' H. and par. 10. map Il Nor'hrur ct A. 900
uo T9rtgis'' ,SrcS to II RAY. Avenue B. 9a,o
"yS " Sorocr :af:t. yg'r vie to carlc, -'
IInrInann 2davc Of loth,st na,' '-VV
Hprbgt ~ w.. i fn to = 'g'' 1000
Jenny. Ann N. to Jo-.ph "i''o"' j ''- GOOO
Johnston. Filah"th ana ' tn o%r d. demand ~ $50
Kuhuc tr'd rick ana W. T. }o" q nonth. 8 900
Klein. Ecg'dct: and wfs I" COR i.''' 10000
r,n, n ndhSrt B. to TSc Nov.York Iu%b.T and
Wood worsloe congany Naai' "'.''' CO.'S
& of s eaIn 70 TRS g'. %cw.York Lii.
and trust Company. 'oth''t' OF '''a'' 300
LINK gar Jane. j. to YIN Perry No 1919 Maf- o. 600
Le-iHely. Henry, and W.T. to Dane' n'u''' 'V 5000
Mitchell. Aey 70 Jna-on ; lo'u' ~ 1876
Mack. Harry. {" Abort a Lew - 1000
Ncfnr'ad J'eph and VIE cIsp. sa,l"s
isanH OF NovYGrlS ct a. : l'o'"'''' POS 500
Moaa.6au Thomas. to ,t od,sn y oar: 1000
wirth T. and aqother TO Io yS,r = ioN $500
smith Tile r. Na,ha.i: Wins With CORNER COCO
Shipnan mrrbcrt \. and We to 1?Rn 5000
s,herer Maria to Gar,fca . '"'' N'''t $500
H. Rosie to John F Vol'k' 'u'''' 5000
.uus ,
SIMON u Al'>snder. ard yifr' + Nnn 10000
rb. >i.n.- ~ tho AnnunciAtion 0i inc ID
virgin Mary. u Thoma, klpa'r''N' "''' $500
Todd Richard and wifc to Bo%G Years 1900
walaec Jane. q to b smith trustee NO % 80 900
Codnr..t year C,nnon.
wcl.6srec Aron. to Charles Lan'er o.""o $1,000
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INSTITUTION t)anteo.

4 PERSON having comfortable home in the country
n Wllifu- fo take boy OF Is and tutor him. viii pleas
communicable w,ih H.. T. -. Boz 1861. y. y. CIV
stating fcIltr..
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Miscellaneous.
NAVAL EXPEDITION FOR BOYS TO THE
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Conntrp Real estate.

A ITRACTiVE HOMES at HARRINGTON Park ser,ss
"A County, NewJersey, Oh the West Shore r. r. ~
from New.York plots offered for sale from Az mes
and upwards per square foot; property carefully
stricted For further particua application nav
personally or by letter 10 EDWARD GILES l27 F sas
Sixteenth Street. Sew-York 80 IAss
~ IN II.f.MAN'S PLACE for sale IN Windsor ", -.
II beautifully located and widely known country Tss
known Buena Vista Farm the location OF this pohee
Is such that 10 has only TO be to be
prisng does widely extended views Of mountain in
and river the house has all the mod Improvement.
this together with and land in extent .ust a
chaser constitute model country home FOR city peops
Windsor i the summer home ~ Senator Eyarts Cvcc'
Beaman and other New-York and Boston peone ~ ~.
particulars arpv to G. A. KIBBEE. >Dr nrfold Mas. wv
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PROVIDENCE LINE.
ST0MlEGTOn LINE.

FARES REDUCED. INSIDE FCUrE TO BOTTOM
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New steel steamers Maine ana Nc" II inl >hira leav
new Pier 3j y. A.. block above Can1I-,t.. az q
p. NJ. daily. except oGndai
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OUTLINES OF ROMAN HISTORY. by Henry +.
Iclham. Professor of Ancient History IN the oh'cs''
OF OAioId l2mo, sl1j
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Gltn 1)ropertp for Sale.

I,OR SALE-lli We. 72d.,t-A p IT, paatial rcsidnos
ELEGANTLY DECORATED.
Price low; open daily. f. CRAWFORD. Builder.
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Furnished Gouses 20 Ger.

PITTSFIETD. MASS.
FURNISHED HOUs located on ono Of the fnsA
streets: 7 bcdlooms can be sc.n two weeks. AGdIeas
Mrs r. L. RENVICK, 2l7 South.st Pttsheld MaX.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-02-10
WONDERS OF TuE PAST.
Remains Of Strange Animals Pound
In the Sorked Deer Bottoms,

The Memphis Commercial gives
the following account of strange
animal remains found in the Fork
ed Deer bottoms
awhile digging q well on the
farm Of Mat Tilson, yesterday. the
petrified bodies Of several strange.
ly constructed animals were un.
earthed, resembling frogs, though
Of an enormous size. One Of the
frogs was nearly three feet IN
length aud fourteen inches across
the back. Its legs were two feet
in length aud strongly muscied.
In speaking OF the wonders 10
several old citizens, facts were
ELECTED which throw light upon
the strange animals. They were
carniverous and so fierce in their
nature that they would even at.
tack man. The first seen Of them
was just after the overflow in 1S45,
when droSes of the monsters Ia.
the FOrked Deer bottoms. They
would hop up TO u barnyard, grab
a chicken or some other fowl and
carry it of The farmers would
chase them with dogs bnt rarely
were they ever caught. owing 10
their great speed, easily making
fifteen feet at every leap. Many
instances were cited where the
monsters, driven from their haunts
by high water aud hunger, would
chase men for miles, on many Oc.
casions badly wounding them
when II came to an encounter.
The farmers, weary Of the slaugh.
ter Of their fowls and pQrkers,
organized into bands, and hy de.
iermined work drove the majority
from the country. The specimens
found are probably the last vesti.
ges of the wonderful, but extinct
species.n
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Improved Service on the N. Q. & St
Louis Railway.

The n. C. & st. Louis Railway, Tor
mau, years the leading line in the South
ern ccuntry In the e,csll"nee OF ils road
way and equipment, has placed itself a
stride farther In advance by Inauguration
Of the new "washington Limited train,
Witch leaves Nashville al 7.30 = m, daily,
central time, and renehci Washinst N,
. 80 nsst morning Eastern time, and New
YORK., 3 90 p. m, Eastern timc-the fast.
est tine between these points. II Is the
only Through Sleering Car Line between
Nashville and the East, and the travelling
public are sho~ins their appreciation o.
IL. The famous Dixie Flyer" sleeping
Ger TO Florida, leaving Union Depot,
Nashville. 7.40 a ., daily, is nov estab-
lishsd over The popular "Su-snss River
Route south Of Atlantis, aud 10 making
. splendid record Tor promp, schedule snd
con zee, ions, Tine twss'y -four hours. rAis
sleeper rurs without change fros Mesh
willie 10 Jacksoasilis. Pls.. And Gill be 81.
,esded to Tampa later In the season, The
night trsis isssins Nashville 81 9.O5 p.
n, carries the "Qu,et step through
sleeping car, ~. Louis 10 Atlantis, con
nso,ing In Uaiou depot Atlanta, With
through sleeping ear 10 Jacksonville aud
Tamps, Fla, which runs over the Gsorsia
Cen,raI, Atlanta TO Macon. The Georgia
SOUTHERN and Elerids, Macon 10 LAKE
City, and the fiorids Central aad Psuia-
sa,sr Railroad, Lake City TO Jacksonville
snd ramb>. Winter excursion tickets Ia
+, =. ..:- .ss .aa 80 s=,r ~. Ch.".-~"s.
end Atlanta 81 low rstsa Good TO return
on or before May 81, folic~ins date Of
sale. Al, pevsons holding through tick.
etc to points ssuth Of Baldwin. are per
nii,ed 10 60 10 Jsshsoasiils Without En-
| ire eost.
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The new Constitution limits IN.
,ure sessions of the Legislature
70 GO DAYS. at S5a day, and mile.
age to aud from the capital. The
Clinton Democrat aud Bardwell
Star note the fact that the cleo.
ton for Representatives aud Sen.
ators occurs in November, and
tina, no candidates are in the field.
Does the limited pay lessen the
attraction for these placesf A
canvass costs some time and some
money, and if a man has any JUS,
,ifyinp business a, home IL neces.
si,ates some neglect of business
as.irs Perhaps majority of the
hes, ouali6ed men for sucb places
all IN NIL can maks more money n,
hama and II n moor man he owe,
duty first to himself. family and
creditors. Waving the mana, tins
for canyassing. service md inter
ruptiop with affsirs the man who
has not qualifications to earn more
Mt home ia not the material ont al
which tn make Senators and Rem
resentst,ves. There La those. n,
,ioubt. who beiny able otbe-wise
viii, sacriace the money view an,
servo the people from feeIinos n
patriotism, and from laudable am
bition to appear distInguishe,