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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-13

Cousump fioD Quarantine,

That consumption was contagious was
an old theory, and the Spaniards, centuries
ago, were in the habit of destroying the
bedding and belongings of consumptives,
and in some cases even the house in which
they lived, for fear of the spreading Of the
plague. That it is not very actively con-
tagious is proved sufficiently by the fact
that the dwellers in cities are alive at ALL
for statistics prove that from one-tenth to
one-fifth of all the deaths in large cities
are due directly or indirectly to the dis
ease. and that consequently number of
sufferers from the disease must be present
in every large gathering of people. Ex-
cept in the later stages the patient is not
confined TO his he'd. He raingles in all so
rial and industrial avocations Of life. Not
infrequently he is "the life of the party"
or the hardest worker of the office" In
the present state of society, at least, such
men cannot be condemned to a leper camp
nor sent against their wills to a santa
rum, however excellent.-Baltimore Sun.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-13

In her interesting volume of recollec
tions. Miss Louisa Twining tells the fol-
lowing curious anecdote in connection
with her home for workhouse girls. One
of the earliest inmates, received from the
Strand union, bore the name of Victoria
Queen, being founding picked up on
the queens birthday. On leaving the home
she obtained situation at Twickenham.
and while there became engaged to a ear
penter with the appropriate name OF Al
bert Edward, TO whom she was happily
married.
Another long forgotten nnecdote is re
vived by Miss Twining in her record OF The
year 1898. The Thames tunnel was then
in course of being constructed, but opera
lions had to be suspended more than once
owing to an unwelcome influx OF water
Whereat the French, always ready to be
amused at our expense, remarked, "tEe
English are making a tunnel pour passer
10 Temps. "--London Globe.
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Apropos of Professor Blackiefs pro
nouncement that tGerrnans drink beer,
ladies tea, men wine and fools water, - il
is worth recalling that he was once pres
ent at semipublic dinner. where free
church ministers were in the ma jority
and where in consequence all the drinks
were temperance ones; and that, when
called upon to propose one Of the toasts,
he rose, held his glass high above his
head. so that all might see it, and said,
"Mr Chairman. no man can drink toast
in cold water" This speech, though ii
provoked laughter. left the party in n very
awkward quandary, which. however, the
professor thoroughly enjoyed.
Here is another story about Professor
Blackie which is not bad. Not long ago
he paid visit to the sanctum of Mr.. Da-
vid Douglas, the publisher. who was Is
suing new book for him. christianity
and the Ideal OF Humanity" and men
toned that he had lectTIred the previous
night on Scottish home rule. Mr.. Doug
las said, 81 am astonished at your fond
ness fer making an exhibition of your
self" Professor Blackie. without aEeth
err word. turned on HIS heel and went
away, slammiug the door. Presently he
came back, opened the door, thrust in his
head and said, DO you know that that s
Just what my wife tells me9"--London
Correspondent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-13
SOMETHING THAT GRoWLED.
a Story Showing just What should lie
Done with an Escaped Lion.

A Story Showing just What Should lie
Done with an Escaped Lion.
\ circus train had been smashed up al
the junction, many If the cages haG beer
broken. and their occupants had had ii
.oce to escape 80 the woods aud fields
nile VIC wera waiting for the wSeakin
Ci2.Y to clear tHe d'YrtJ away, IN cs
,.-ylis with - br-,5aefi lasa GAort Ii :ls
T-oa he,i the CIRCUS mana ger Gll aa.-'-:
''i:uSs, do git %ny ,hin il ! coteh d. b..
ratfen what got away lass nig&g
"No giraffe got away" was the reply.
"Waal, / cotched sunthin ODER On my
pace dat must hsve got away from som@
body My ole woman dun says it $ a ri
raffec, but 1nebbe it's n elefant."
"Our elephants are all here. but one OF
the camels Is gone
"Mebbe it's camel. l nebbeT seed nc
camel. lie amt got no wings nor muffin. p"
''Does it look like horse or cow?'
"No. sab My boy Henry say it's =
nusceros. but I'ze leetle suspishus dat it
Elin't."
"We have no rhinoceros, but it may be
Cur sacred bull from India"
docs yo'rsacred bull growl like dawg
an show his teef2''
no"
Does he walk around a nigger's cabin
N take u dog by the neck an shake de life
liter him an roar I'm roar?n
mo 1t must be one of our iions' You
don't mean to say you have captured Il
lions'
Cant say, boss. It's sunthin dat
crowls an roars an switches his tail. Him
didn't wanter cum along, but jest tied
II rope around his neck an made him
He's tied up to dat tree ober dar an !
reckon yo' orter gimme bout two bits fur
my trubble."
About 30 of us went up the road with
the old man, and quarter of a mile
away, tied TO u persimmon tree and look
ing nightly disgustei, was the biggest
lion of the menagerie.
Dunno if it's an elefant, or a nosceros
or "A giraffee, - said the old darkey as he
went up and began loosening the rope,
"but yere he am, an bein as he killed my
dawg. an bein as had to drag him all de
way ober, mehbe yo' will make it fo' bits. +"
Great Scott, man. gasped the man
ager as be gave the darky silver dollar
didn't you know this was a lion and the
fercest one of the whole lots"
"No. Nebber dun knowed what he
vas. Jest got rope an made him cum
along, an when he growled an roared ]
hammered him wild dis stick. Much
obleeged, sab. Twill now go out an Sc.
il can't dun cotch sunthin wild wings on
itr'-New York Sun.
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THF nYsiam,TE acARE.


StfRas3s ~~2@* Asss~--s
panTs, Dec fs.-s. ..fsyvr. the eSa-siiira-
10 L XXI Erasa. he's maas a rigorous II
et,;r4 into ssss r..ayenseszts 81 the anarchist
v.sissaa recently. sssssasas. up % aow. ae-
ing able 10 determine that he hai accom-
pIiees. ysiisaut, il rsasE sspearss had s..
issz ls.szss- nszzrel.iss fiEs1sis named hs7raf
isris,s. II Rsat u 'szs - cceisy du Pert,
who worked in the leather factory at Pst-1
ToHt, where Eei!lazst WIS rscsnfiy efs,-
pAeyed.
Nailiant's frienss left Cfoisy-le-Roi sud
as.nly SUNDAY morning, taxing with hins
ssl his esyensz and ieavlss only wooden
hex ls.hizisi him Ikayllal was bern a.
DszazevIlie in iSsS2- The police are actively
searching for him.
4 message Of congratulatiea upon the
escape Of the deputies and OF regret at the
earrage has been received by President
Inlpey from the Untsrhasis st Vienna
The F.elgiau parliament has sent a message
OF sympathy 70 the chamber Of deputies
expressing sympathy ard congratulations
upoa the essapc OF the Ge9G1y from death.
The committee Of the chamber OF
deputies has sieeiaed that il IL impossible
to abolish the constitutional regulation
winch provides Tor the admission 10 the
gallery of the first Il persons who arrive
in order to insure publicity to the debates:
hut the committee determined that In the
future these Ii persons shall bs compelled
to give their names and addresses before
they are admitted No visitors will be
admitted TO the waiting halls hereafter
unless they are provide,i with letter
from deputy, giving IN appointment
Only mem bers of the chamber and jour
naIists will be admitted TO the Sale DIES
Pas-perd9s, and the newspaper men Will
b. kspt under 3 stgies surveillance The
senate will sopt similar ree7n 2s3or'S.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-13
a QUEER STORY
Concerning 6 Man WI Carried iw. y-Two
Insurance Policies.

WORCESTER. Mass. Die. 12.-Zacharias
A. 4.ubley Of this city IN hand injured
hv an accidental siaens.;s' ..e II gun he
was carrying while hunting in Halifax in
August last Had he lcs5 bis hand he
would have claims for St'5.,a} !.om ~ &C
eident insurance companies, brt be merely
lost finger.
For this loss he wanted 20 weeks indem-
nifty fromSeach company, in all amount
ing TO Ss5145 And they won't give it To
Linn. Seventeen of the said companies
refuse to acknowledge the claim. Three
have compromised on 10 weeks indem-
nifty.
HUXLEY carried % accident policies in
70 companies Nearly all OF the y
policies were taken out since Jan. |, 1891.
The policies aggregated si~a,ID, and
eG9iy indemnity amounts TO so'2.oo
Zach pays one-haif for the los of hand
.hen il is taken Off at the wrist.
An insurance investigator got the gun
ind tried experiments with il, but being
unable to kill himself decided that Hub
ley had done something queer He says
that Hubley tried to get four doctors tt
cut off his hand, but was refused.
One of the doctors said that the hand
was down tight on the muzzle of the gun
aad the hole wns just about the size of the
BARREL If the hand had been away from
SIC muzzle Of the gun, even IA quarter or 4
half of an inch. the hand would have
5een blown OIL
AZ it stands now, he has $3.50 10 weeks
indemnity from three companies. He has
-tfusals on anything whatever from thu
Jther companies, and he has memories o
2i5, 1ap he would have received If he didn't
Iuye his hand left
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A train ran Off the track at Dedham,
lass. but no one was injured.
The schooner senator Lodge of Glouces-
tar. Mass. il ashore nj Port Nova, c. B,
Rev. J. J. Blair Of Andover, Mass, has
i,een called to the passionate Of the Con
l.regational church. Wailingfort, Conn.
The American Hosiery eompany's EN-
isloyes ut New Britain. Conn. began a
lew time table, working but l-2 hours
daily.
Mrs. Thomas F. Gaffney of bridgeport,
Conn, aged %, took carbolic acid and
tied two hours later. She had been de-
spondent
The newly organized Hudson. Mass, Y.
Il. c. A. gave reception to the Hudson
board of trade and subscribers ihe OK
pense fund.
Elijah J. Roberts. builder, fell from
a icy scafToidipg ut New Britain. Conn,
about q feet, striking on his head. and
was killed.
Demurrers were filed in the case 10 set
aside tine lease Of the Old Colony railroad
IN the New York. New Haven ana Hart
ford railroad
The New York World Is authority for
III statement that the Democratic en-
pioyes Of tha Norwalk, Coan., iron works
ave heen discharged.
Sophia Wood If Barr, Vt. eyed -,
laughter ~ The lste AUNT" Inc Weed,
who was iGi years cid at her Ge1th. died
suddenly al Milford. Mass.
Governor Morris of Connections has up
pointed James u. Houston Of Thompson
vile major and brigade inspector on the
ctalf OF Genera. George Haven.
The executors Of The r. r. Barnrm
estate. which amounted to nearly 5000
CSC, have applied 10 have a portion OF the
property distributed 10 the heirs.
James Feehan. al East Eaetf ri bar
Der, is missing, and it has been discovered
from articles found in MS room that be
burglsrized Edward Weae's laundry.
James r. Robinson. judge Of the pro-
bate court OF Berkshire county and editor
snd proprietor Of the North Adams,
Mass, Transcript. fell and broke his left
leg.
David Rowe, one of the most popular
passenger conductors ON the Shore Line
division Of the New York, New Haven and
Hartford railroad, ia dead He was 50
years Old
An important meeting Of the supreme
officers Of tie knights Of Columbus wss
held at New Haven. The societies which
had threatened 70 issye the order decided
not to do 40.
Plans hare been accepted by the trus-
tees Of Trinity college for the new public
natural science building to be built Of
stone and brie,z. The entire cost will be
about s10Da9.
Henry Foiiest. farmer Of Cumberland,
r. l.. while crossing the railroad ut
Arn5idis Mills, Mass, In . carriage. WAS
struck hy an engine and killed. He was
about 70 years Of age.
Rev. C. =. NIekerson. pastor OF the
Barre, W.. Universaiist church. surprised
big congregation In that stisice BY ten
deriae his resignation - take eject as
soon after Jan. IS pcs1ible.
The coroner dos nes tsnd any evidence
Ct foul play in connection wish the death
al James j.. Whis.. > switehnian, who was
found dead 10 bis sss.scsslSx at Chaplin
viiis. Il, L. r.as.e- saapiei9as elrcBm-
ffsrsf4s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-13
Beautiful Painting.
PsrrssIt's awakening Of Love. "

The bssa.isrl oil psizting. The A.ak-
enisy OF Lsve." BY Pssrsrlt, which vas
exhihs;es At the Paris Salon. and was altar
wasas psreaa4e1 BY the Doiiher- GoedAls
Co. fl. tlssi- extie;s of Msil.n's Food q;
the wssls7s Fsie, las teea returned from
6;Efsge, an viii be exhibited to the pubic,
tses, az The I5rsk's c'9speafes oiEies,
Columbus Avenue, Eossep. for few days
before is departure 70. Tie caIifsrnia
Ma-Wiarsr ErpoeitioB.
The mary friends Of Meilia's Foaa who
sas The picture a. The TorlG's Fair, as we'd
IS those who were prevented from visiting
Caiasgo, viii. We feel sure, welcome sh OF
portani'y 10 examine the beautiful gsm Of
modern art a; tnsi. Is.surs. The erhioi
ii 70 OF this exquisite work Of art in The
ye1aL's Companion 0aiee recalls the Ifg-
niaeent eolo-sd reproduction Of ii which az
peare,. ia the Worlds Pair number Of Tss
Toutb's Companion last My, and also ,hs-
significant wor3s which prominent writer
Wit red on that oeclsios 10 reference TO il
sAs the Gresk matrons gazed earnestly on
the statues of their 'esl gods with fl.e hope
that theis children might embody such beau
ties, 50 should mcd'rn mothers keep before
them this ideal Of perfect child
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-13

xney q. Dsxld nalleess ard Nahe Ssss~
pess In tho Air.

neys In tho Air.
Th,re Il certain species az spider winch
l. moved hv instinct at certain seasons Oh
~. v..sr II, trSvel, and 70 travel distances
th,t no one would suspect him desaroas o.
.,yerinr. What. then, IS bis methea'
The sr,;tser srisoss the right Kind or = ssa!,
on, an wl,ieis there Is al,nssr u calm IN
tbs air. or rather one when there Is lslst the
slightest breeze
n. erswts up u tree, or q flagstaff, or y
bulrush. or anything that viii gsvs Rim
a free position. lie then begins 20 sinss
the free end Of web freai hts hitiacnt
bag. and this is so light ami fresh that II
f,o.ts swav in the sir aud is carried along
BY the light breeze.
III. may emit 100 or 600 yards. ana ev-
cry nov, and then he tries whether there Is
enough ant aud floating to haioy ma II ne
lets 20 his grip On the trse or other eieVa-
tinp' By a nice system II calculation ne
sscertains lust what Will buoy him, ana
theu. letting 20 his hold. the fllament Is
horne off By the wind. and he himself ae
The end of il. and in this way heean travel
miles and miles.
II he finds himself coming near the wa
..r he nays out more Of his cable. and IN
fiat wsy he obtains more floating filatnent
10 hear him up. n, on the contrary, ne
finds himself going too high he draws IN
his cable and tieseends by lessenlnS the
amount of floating iilament.
If yoa anchor pole in q body OF water.
leaving the pole above the surface, ana
nut n spider upon it, he will exhibit mar
Vicious intelligence in his plans TO escape
Al first he will spin web and hang TO
on. ,,nd while he allows the other to float
off in the wind in the hope that 1t VIII
strike some object,
OF course this plan proves failure, put
.he spiaer is not discouraged. He waits
ninth tile wind changes and then sends an
other silken strand floating OF in another
direction. Another failure is followed by
several other similar attempts, until all
the points of the compass have been tired
But neither the resources nor reasoning
mower of the spider have been tried. lie
climbs to the top of the pole and enefgete-
ally ,ot.s to work to construct n silkea bal
loon. He has not hot air with which to
initiate IT, but he has the power of making
it buoyant.
When he gets his balloon finished, he
does not go OH on the mere supposltiVh
that it will carry him, as men Often o.
but lac faStcis IL Io u guy tpPN, ."N 49,
end of which he attaches To the island pole
upon which he is prisoner. Hethen gets
into his aerial vehicle while it IS made
fast aud tests it TO see whether it is capa
bic Of bearing him away.
He often finds that he has made it TOO
small. in which ease he hauls 1t down.
takes it all apart and constructs 1t on
larger and better plan. a spider has been
seen TO make three different balloons be-
fore he BECAME satisfied with his expert
mcnt.
Then he will snap the guy rope, and sus'
pended from II filament will sail away to
land as gracefully and as supremacy indie
pendent of his surroundings as could he
imagined Toronto World.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
aioTEas. TehaibLE cRiME.
tna aad VIE nscsSsi-ssd asd Tbss nsafs
Sean n pskIc.

P.EEE.fo. D~r Ia-Ssrieaz riosiHg took
rlaeu IL lie xosaanERe of Giardinello res
textiay evening. The Disturbances were
fassisasssi By the Faseo Del Lsvurstore
society. Darssg The riosing the tosn half
WIS ssorEas1 ard the archives DESTROYED !
Tirtoss wurs hastily summoned from
Ncnteispre ang upoa arriving at Gard
isislio the soldiers were attacked By the
IE4ska end severe eonsaics followed
ElsssiiF the ssisiiers. nsissAkiag al order,
fired Rpoa them. killing = III Of them ard
wcssBaiing "A others OF the wounded
foHy are in critical condition. None of
the soldiers were injured Further troops
were summoned. bns before they arrived
the mob had asd
After the rioters had dispersed the
troops retired frurn the scene OF the
trouble IN await the arrival Of the rss-eH
foEee.asass. Their hsenee was taken al.
vantage Of By the mob and they retar;sea
% the vicinity Of the tosn hall and re-
stunned their attack with increased viz
teace
They entered the home Of the town
clerk aItii murdered him aad his wife. and
after leosins the premises they departed.
carrying the heads II their victims away
with them ON pixies. 4 serious conflict is
expected when the troops attempt 10 ar
rest those ssho took part in this terrible
crsy-,a
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The Unigtrsa'ist t,ir will open tonight at
sin yestry supp r a IT, Opera tHus"
fror 6 10 \ o'elosk. Tie OpHr, hp1s. w4.}
he decorated ~ ~ Trimming an hpoth',tii
"a, ieiy If rog,i features viii ~ sun. 50
attract genera. att n!iou. 1here Viii be uo
~ tieles sold b. chAn-e or lottery of aoY
kidd The programme for the evening will
be grant concert given by Mrs. Sevilla
Treat assisted by Prof. J. j. Turn5r and
others The fol owing programme will be
rendered:
Miss Gross. Mr.. Bugbee, Messrs. Cock and Lar
rabee.
Violin Solo-'Csvatina," Carl Bohu
Miss Margaret GOODWIN.
Song. M. Savilll d Treat
Daet How Dear 20 Ne the Honr.' TushCr
NJ : Gross and Mr. Coos
Violin Solo" Mercedes" FAM Iilcs
NJ. Margaret Goodwin.
song-"Creoe Lovers Song" Smith
Miss Cfsss.
Duet--"ly viva te amo,f Caupard
Mrs Trnst and Nr. Turner.
song-"I.ilIics Clustered EHir and Tali.' iRno
Mr.. Cook.
Violin solo, Miss Goodwin
Song, Mrs Treat
q ,artst might lovely Nigh Cooke
bliss Cross, Mrs. Bagbee. Nessrs- Cook and Lar
ratee.
Mrs. Ellen NJ Moore accompanies.
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1t may be the "invisible spirit of wine, F"
which Shakespeare speaks of, that mnte-
riali2es in the worm and subsequent fly
called the bibio, or wine fly. These worms
are born in the sediment of wine, in eIap
ty casks and in drippings from wine yes
sells and presses. They grow for about
seven weeks and then enter into the nymph
state After about 10 days their shell
breaks, and the fly comes out. The insect
is extremely small, when its wings are not
extended not exceeding the size Of IA pin =
head. The breast and body are yellow,
the reticulated eyes are red, and the wings
possess all :hc colors Of the rainbow. They
prove very interesting to microscopists
and are found to have all the regular parts
Of common flies. Their antennn are oval
and BAT, and their legs and every other part
are perfectly formed.-Detroit Free Press
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Conc,

The people Of country town were once
startled by the lavish display upon dead
walls and hoartings Of poster bearing
the announcement, ''fie is coming" That
was all. Who "He" was, or when "IIe''
was coming. was nowhere stared.
One morning the newspapers hernldcd
the fact that " lie is herei' and again the
walls and hoartlings took up the cry, and
told the same thing From the announce
ment it appeared that ''He" was a "mys
terious wonder" who would give marvel
ous exhibitions that night Mt the town hall
The sensation created by the announce.
ments, ale is comingl" and ''IIe is here"
attracted a great crowd to the hail that
night, and the advent Of the singular nd
yertiser was eagerly awaited. Al last the
hall WAS filled with paying people, and
the window OF the box Office was closed
Il bell rang, and up went the curtain. Al
TINT could be seen was n big sign reading
lie is gonev He was, too. and with all
the entrance money London Tit Bits.
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FEDERATION or lAsoR.
Delegates Listen 10 Reports on tie Gsacrsi
coadl.ian OF the Order

CHICAGO. Dee i2--presisient Gonpers'
annual report to the Federation of Labor
congress was an interesting document. 1t
Is no exaggeratioa TO aay, he declares,
that more than 3,ocaGo throughout the
coantry are without employment. The
responsibility IS charged upon capital and
labor saving machines
The report also contained some perti aent
remarks on the ear coupler Law. the
Chinese exclusion act. goyerf,meDt owner
ship of the telegraph. railroad strikes.
child Labor. and other matters Of industrial
interest.
The report OF Secretary Evans was
maialy interesting from the fact that il
furnished detailed statement of the
money received and expended in the in
tcrest of the Homestead legal defense
fund
AT y nass meeting called by the execll-
i've council in pittshurg it vas deter
mined TO raise fund to assist the Anal
xsniatcd Association Of Iron aud Steel
Workers ia their fight with the Carnesie..
md circulars SOLICITING subscriptions were
sent ovt. AZ result of this appeal the
sam of $iNi3 was subscribed, OF this
mount $500 was expended. During the
year ending Oct. 81 charters were granted
20 EOS various labor organizations, six Of
which were national unions
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A Headache Cure.

A heavy dull headache situated over the
brow and accompanied by languor. chill
illness and feeling of general discomfort,
with djstaste for food, which sometimes
approaches to nausea, can generally be
completely removed by g two grain dose
Of potassic salt dissolved in half wine
glassful Of water, and quietly slipped, the
whole quantity being taken in about 10
minutes. In many cases the effect Of these
small doses has been simply wonderful. A
person who n quarter Of an hour before
was feeling most miserable and refused all
food. wishing for quietness, would now
take a good meal and resume his wented
cheerfuiDess- The rapidity with which
the io.iitle acts in these cases constitutes
its great dvantage.--Alienist and Neu-
,piooist
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REAL ESTATE.


Following are thu resi- estate transfers in
Lincoln county for tie week ending Dec.
3, 1925
RBooryIRaY-I a,ah Dodge 10 Static 6ilpa rieF,
"a sa al hElidlsAs. etl,s HI. X biais3n 10 sShfa
wre u ~ A., lsl.l. sssz.
oraBas asEs Francis u. Esei 70
o. II. Reed. lard
sgEMAs-Lacf T. Johnson et al. 80 Emma A..
knewltaa. land ard buiid.ag-, $500
paEspEx- Sarah j.. Pasisa-,. TO Fred g. Push
ard lsIsss ard handbags ell.
JEFFERSON Iea'sh l.. RIosn's Est. 10 Elizs
A Brown. land nd bu iding-. 500
NuBLEnoHfs- r on 3, Dunbar to Inhabitants,
ianS and ori5iHgs, 81 ere-
wALposoRo- Racs el k.nned y ct fis, to S. 4.
Weeks, iand. Si15
wHfrEFIkhp-T smc' In wsre a George r..
Guil.ftr. land ard bnld ng-. sts0e, Winrfref.
Small % Henry L. TTssk iaf d, szs5.
wiscAssKr-ws G.. Cunningham q VI. to
Lucy 4. Jackson, land, 81.