davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-14

Procodimiento para enteIar el papel
M Dobler ha tornado en- Ell extranjero
patante por un procedimlentO para ente-
ci6a de una tela una hoja de papel, pc
gandose por medic de caucho natural 8
artificial, y especialmente g1tapercha. La
gutapercha puede emplearse an hoiaa, que
go xtienden, va sobre la tela, va sobre el
papel, ya acbre ambos ls vez. El con
junto de estas hojas se lamina una tenn.
peratura baatante elevada para reblande
Ger Ia gutapercha y hacerla adherirse Ia
tala Y 81 paaal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-14

De paso para la Peninsula han llegadt
hoy esta Capital los Principles de Caser
ta, oficiales de Artilleria,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-14

" luego dioen que las mujeres rablan
Dor oasarse! Id contrario de tai afrma-
oi6n demu6stranlo las j6venes planohado-
ras de Amsterdam que SO han oonstituido
en- sooiedad para perp patuar el oelibato en-.
tre todas las pertenecientes al ramo del
planohado do ropa blanca. El primer ar
tfculo de los estatutos de esa oofradfa fe-
menina declara que los miembros que
pertenezcan la Association SO colnprome
ten & no caaaree y 10 que es mas, & no SOS
tener Yalaclones amorosas con ningdn
hombre. Y una do las condolences mas
raras y originates ee que On esos eatatutos
80 exige que todas las que deseen formar
parte de Ia Sooi9dad deben ser bondtas g
bien formodos. Las dezn6s, las faas y
contrahechas, que las parta I'm rayo; esas
nos la 3ejan 6 los hombcss para que sinta.
m7a asi u1eior los efectos de su resoluci6n
oa;ibataria
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-14

En- MaYag1e1 Sc ha disuelto Ia socie
dad mercantil Esmoris y Compahla, de
cuya liquidacion sc he hecho cargo Ia nue.,
va aociedad denominada 8ucesores d Els
morris y Compaflia (sociedad en- Com an d.
tal siendo comanditario don Jose Esm ris
y Tizon y gestores don Manuel Graha y
Laviosa don Carmelo Baecaran Quin-
t0rO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-14

Esta noche & las siete Sc recoge la CO
responder ciR que ha de conducir 8 le
Peninsula 81 vapor "Antonio Lopez"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-14

Oamas de todas olases, tamados y
precios, aeaban de reoihir hoy do Birnin
CHAN (Inglaterra) al aurtido mas coneide
rable que es ha inportado Puerto Rico.
Colchonos haratiaimos de Is tamafios en-
Los Dependencies, Tortalaza SO.
I'll juioio oral ? pdbllco anunciado pc.
ra hoy, contra Francisco Campoa Molina,
por homicide, en- esta AudSencia, >ha aidd
suepenoido por falte de un EeetigQ.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-14

Sc vEHDEH varios solares 81 Puerta de
IRA. lnformaran, CfuZ I3 Ga
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-14

Cotizaciopes de giros efectos publ
cos hoy. Rigen los mismos tipos que sig
G,ificamos aver
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-14

NnnnI7A Sc dara colocaci6n en- una
WUJkILA buena casa & la que desee
aluuilarse 4 toda leche. Informaran calle
de la Cyryz niimero T. 10-3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-14

conservarse al estado seco baio la foEma
de carton durante un tempo indefnid0,
sin que sufra alteration alguna, pero es
precise autes de eEnplearle hacerla pasar
pOr muelag cOnvenienten1enfe dispuestae,
10 que auneuta los gaatos de fabricaci6n,
sin contar que SON nay pocas las fabricas
de pap9l que puedan dispOner de ~muelas
sufioientes para el tratamiento dc toda Ia
pasta que neoesitan. Muchas f&bricas de
papel eurOpeas han probado esta insult.
ciencia, siempre que han tenido que SER
virse de la pasta de MADEIRA en- estado se-
co. Hasta ell presente SO han ensgyado
para la conservation dc la pasta do ma
dera, dos prooedimientos, debidoe a.
Oh. Braun, de Roohsburg (Saxe) Uno do
estos prooedimientos consiste On colocar
sobre Is plaucha de Ia prensa una hoia de
rs milfmetros dc espesor, Ia que NO
SO hace sufrir preston alguna. Esta hoja,
extremadamante esponjosa, Sc SEGA al aire
libre artihcialmente. La pasta as1 pre-
parada, puede, al contrario del carton Or
dinariO que SO pronsa antes de pr0cederEe
& SUI desecaci6n, diluirse f&cilmente en- las
pilas, aun al cabo de algunos aflos, 10 mis-
mo que la pasta recientem%nte preparada.
Este procedimiento, no obstante, imp]ica
los gastos del seoado dc la pasta, 10 que ha
hecho que M. Braun ensayase 81 siguiente
proc 9diniento que es mucho menos oosto
Sc consiste en- colocar Ia pasta en- reci-
piontes que hacen qua Ell aqua 80 despren
da POGO POGO do Ia pasta SO ooneerva
asf en- estadO hGn1edo ? puede emplearse
dc un modO bastanta satie factorio aun al
cabo de unos oinco afos de- fabricada
Tanto uno como otro do dichos pvocedi
mientos dejan bastanta que de:ear, por 10
Quail Ia ''SOciedad de fgbricautas alemaneB
de pasta de MADEIRA" ha ofre cido un pre-
milo de $3.50 posetas, al que de & conocer
u medic efcaZ de conservation de dicha
pasta al ostadO hurnadO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-14
BICICLTAS lNGLESAS.

Marca A. W hIGehOuse ? Oompanla Ltd.
DE BIRMINGHAM (INGLATERRA)
Reconooidas en- Europa entire las mejores
en- su clase que Sc ofrecan al mereado.
Son s6lidas, elegantes y kvianas.
Sc suplica d los inteligentes
pasar por la quincalla La Dwlce AlSdm&o,
Cruz ndmero 30 De los Sres M. RonnGn
y Compaf1a, para verlas y
examinarlas. Vista hace f6. 15-14
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-14

Circula por esta Capital un notici6n
Dicass quo Mr.. Cleveland sc
ha conformado con el raconocimiento de
Ia beligerancia propu sto por el Congreso
de- log Estados Unidos,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-14

Ha fallecido on Arecibo despu6s de
larga psnosa enf9rm edad, 81 professor dc
instruction pdblica don Luis A, Ginorio.
Aonmpanamoa en su duelo q su aprecia-
de- familia. r.. I 2.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-14

Sc ha recibido en- SsLa Fama," San
Francisco 46, un nuevo variado surtido
de surah negro lsbrado, gran novedad;
crinolina blanca y negra; cretona do algo.
don para eabRnas, grano de ORC de hilo
para canis8s y otros nuchos artfculos de
notable utilidaa para las familias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-14
! 1nferm6S del GSt6mago.

q Is cOnveniente convencerse de
one el Digestive mojarrietn 10 1nico positi-
vo 10 iinco que radicalmente las Intermediates
del APA RATIO DIGESTIVE. Sc debe yer que
cada obea presente grabadas las palabras DIGESTI-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-14

10 conveniente que serfa que el Ayunta.
miento de esta Capital, para abaratar el
precio del articulo, permitiese la introduo.
ci6n de oarnes muertas de los pueblos We
cinos, Ia cual podrfa ser examinada en- dos
fielatos que Sc establecerfan en- la Marina
y Santurce, donde SO abonarfan los dere.
chos correspondientes. Es verdad que
pera este serfa necesario crear una nueva
plaza de Vetsrinario inspector de carnes;
pero adn asf resultarfa econ6mico para loH
fondos del Municipio toda vez que ell abas.
to serla deelarado libre y, por consiguien.
to, ahorraria les sueldos de carniceros y
peones que hoy eatisface.
Rl Ayuntamianto esta an Ell deber de
obliesndo a veoindario oomer ~ un aFton
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-14

Mariana SO embarcara para Ia Penlr
sula nuestro anigo don Juan Pieras, d.
Oomercio de- esta Capital, d quien desc
mos feliZ viaie.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-14

Jab6n do hiel de vaca, en- sEI Capricho'
Jab6n de almsndra, en- GEL Capricho"
Jab5n turco en- ."El Capricho"
Jab6n dc manzano, On. 80. ."El Capricho',
Jab6n de Sandalo, en...... ."El Oepricho"
Jab6n de yezna de huevo on GEL Capricho"
Jab6n de Castillo, en-. GEL Oapricho"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-14
HARINAS TRELLA RI AHEiS6R' BEL s0Ry I [

FORTUN n 4 calidad outra eup8rl0r puede
comprarse CON toda confaEza
3O-15 SERAFIN ALFONSO, Tetuan q
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-08-13

glass Of their lamps, so that they
may be read at night. Cyclists
in the streets Of Bucharest must
ride in single file.
Louis Zollner, an English
wheelman, has just won a novel
race and $1,000 trophy. His
opponent was a fast sailing yacht
which was to make the distance
from Portsmouth to Newcastle
by sea faster than he could by
land. The yacht was beaten out
easily.
There is a new type of bicycle
bell, and the pneumatic principle
is to be applied to it just in the
same way as in the case of the
pneumatic brake. A little bulb
on the handle bar is to be pressed
gently with the finger; this pres
sure puts a little roller in con-
tact with the front rim, which
rings the bell.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-08-13
Four Great.Attractions.

This fall and winter Durham is to
have four great attractions in the way
OF concerts, The course was gotten up
by 4. G. Williams, Jr., and already near
ly all Of the tickets llaye been subscribed
for. The course consists Of three con-
certs and one dramatic impersonation
as follows:
"Lovett's Boston Stars, the great
popular concert company; "The Mozart
Symphony CUBIC New York, and the
Swedish Quartet both OF which are
too well known in Durham to need any
introduction at our hands, and lecture
by Robert Nourse, the greatest dramatic
orator living. This is his ninth season
and he stands at the head OF his chosen
profession. Carlyle in speaking Of him
said be was "half prophet; half play
actor
A ticket for the entire course can be
had for 81 (which includes reserved
seats) b, seeing +. c. Williams, Jr.. at
China Hall, or calling at the HERALD
Office. There is only short time now
in which to get The tickets. A ticket 10
one OF the concerts separately will cost
you SI-better sign for the entire course
now and save money. About fifty more
tickets is all that can be sold.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-08-13
Cnnt snee,l Re,ire,I.

The resignation Of ]. II. Sliced, as
captain Of the Durham Light Infantry,
which was sent in week or so ago, has
been accepted and the Captains name
placed on the retired list Of officers, as
will be seen from the following general
orders issued by Gov Elias Carr, COM
mander-in-chief, and Cen. Francis
II. Cameron, adjuisnt general, Of the
North Carolina State Guard:
capt. !. II. Sneed. Co. D., Sd Regi-
meni, having served for ten years in the
North Carolina State Guard, is at his
own request, and in accordance with
State Guard Regulations, as amended
by G. o. No. 6, c. s., placed on the re
tired list Of The officers of the North Car.
olina State Guard, to date from Angus,
sth, 1896 =
Captain sueed entered the Guard as
a private, Co, D.. Cd Regiment, In
fantry, February, 1886, was promoted
First Lieutenant. Co. D.. May 10th,
1909, and Captain, December ~, 1884,
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-08-13
TMn f,IrIl Arilnnr.

Squire ]. $. Durham had two cases 70
claim his attention yesterday. The FIRST
was civil action against the Durham
Shirt Works brought BY Jerry Perry and
Oscar Adams 10 force the payment Of
an account Of sII IS and al costs. Judg
nent was given IN favor Of the plain
tifis.
The secnd was ". 7. Kearns, Of the
Durham shir, Works. against T. r.
Stroud, hrs partner In the business II
was q claim and delivery trial for 5s
shirts which the plaintiff claimed had
been taken away from the factory by
the defendant. II seems that Mr.. Stroud
decided 10 .'pull out % the business
and he took the shirts IS his part before
the Indebtedness Of the 6rm was paid.
When the officer searched Dir. Siroud's
house he found a Of the shirts named
on the papers and seven colored shirts
that Mr. Kearns did not know was miss.
Ing. Fifteen 81 the shirts could not b,
found. The defendant did not apper al
the trial and the case was continued IN
Ill today al O'Clock.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-08-13

HERE AND THERE.
Little Items That Were Picket Up
That win Interest Our Readers.

Little Items That Were Picket vi
That viii Interest Our Readers.
Mrs. Cannon and daughter, Miss
Mamie who have been on visit to rel
atiyes in this section. left last evening
for their home in New York.
The Leading Racket Store has new
advertisement in this issue. For the
next few days yon can get some cheap
goods by calling al their store. This is
the last week Of their closing out sale,
A special meeting Of the board Of city
Aldermen was called for yesterday
afternoon at 4 O'Clock for the purpose
Of considering an application for license
to retail spirituous liquors. A quorum
did not respond TO the call andth meet
ing was not held
About 10 o'clock yesterday morning
there was runaway marriage at Over
by's restaurant on East Main Street.
The groom was John May, Of Wake
county, AID the bride was Mite
Marable, Of this county. Squire ]. S.
Durham tied the knot and sent them on
their way rejoicing.
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+ +
Hobgood was about II years Of age, z
student Of Wake Forest College, very
bright young man, and would have
graduated next June had he .ived He
was one Of the most highly respected
citizens in Oxford"
The funeral services were conducted
from the Baptist church yesterday after
noon by its pastor, Rev ]. S. Hardaway,
after which the remains were laid away
in the city cemetery in that town.
We sympathize with Prof. Hobgood
in his deep affection and also with the
many relatives and friends of Mr. Hob
good in this city. It was sad and ter
rib'e accident
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-08-13
Nntrs nr illr Whccl.

An Austrian cyciist, named
Karl Wokrina, has just ridden
from London to Vienna in FIVE
days.
The speed oftwenty-two and a
half miles an hour was attained
by Linton in a bicycle race from
Bordeaux to Paris.
In France il is decided that
the makers Of bicycles are re.
sponsible when an accident &C.
ours through a structural fault ID
a machine.
A bicycle stand and loct
weighing only six OUNCES la.
been invented. II consists o
two tubes, the smaller being
steeltipped, so adjusted that /
can be strengthened to support
bicycle at any angle.
Roumanian bicyclers mus
have their names and aidresse!
mot only on a plate fastened L
their machines, but also OH tn
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-08-13

In q coop Of forty.nine chickens
brought here 4 few daysago. and bought
BY X. n. Proctor, Is The greatest curiosi.
~ We have ever seen In the feathered
tribe. II Il what should engage the at.
tention q scientists half grown fal
rooster. apparently with a neck that can
be broken and mendcd - oftea as oc-
easion offers.
Make Il fiutter and II once its mech
twists around twice, lie head is between
isa legs, from which IL utmost efforts
cannot extficaie it-iiying on III,
grv.nd like dead chicken. Take II up
give the neck a couple Of complies
turns 10 the right, and the chicken y
healthy looking Young rooster. Tn
countryman who brought the chicken i
said II had been In this condition eve
since Il was Matched, and the childrei
had made pet Of u, while amusing
themselves with re.sdiusting his neck
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-08-13
Notice of Sale!

Whereas, s. $. CarveraHd wife. Addie : Caryer.
lid on the 25th day Of May, lS92, execute to C.
c. FaTthing, OF Durham, y. C.. and I. J. Hnw kcs,
Ut Richmond. Va, trustees fol the Lincoln NJ
tionai Building and Loan ABSORPTION, a deed Ol
trust. the same being recorded in Book Of Mort
cages No. IL, at page SO In the Register Of Deeds
office at Durham, y. C., and, whereas, slid s :.
Carver has failed 10 comply with the conditions
1f said trust deed, and has made default iR the
payment of certain sums Of money payable to the
Lincoln National Building ana Loan Assorlat on,
which, according to said deed, makes IL the duty
Il the trustees mentioned therein. or either rur
VI them. To sell the land therein described a,pon
leInand Of tbs directors Of the Lincoln National
Building and ..Oan Association, and pay Off snid
Indebtedness. which demand has been duly made
by the American Home Building and isnn AssO.
citation, the lawful successor tO the lincoln Ma.
li0nal Building and loan Associations:
ThereIare al compliance with said demand
md the terms Of said trust deed will offer for
ale to the highest bidder for cash Un the prem
ises ON Cora street Durham, n. e., On Monday.
the 2ith day Of August 1895 al Il O'Clock m, all
that lot OF land described In the aforesaid d, ed
Is follows: Bounded on the west by the land Of
.. C. Farthing. on the south 10y the land Of " T..
RailOrd, on the east by the land owned by Z. r
lIabert0n and a branch, on the north Ly Cora
street, said land having been conveyed By cC,sl
In $ - Carver by J. 4. McMnnnen and wife Fad
recorded in Book II 0f Deesls. page 1870, in The
Register Of Deeds office at Durham NC The
proceeds Of said sale 20 be applied according 10
The terms nf NJ Ill deed ~ trust.
q. e. FARTIiiNii. TUlsttr
cHAs +. TrBSER Attorney for American Home
Rft luinw aud loan Association.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-08-13
Marriage at BatiIesboro.

There was q marriage a Baitlesborc,
this state, Thursday Al IA O'Clock 10
which Durham people are interested.
The contracting parties were W. II. ".
Eames, formerly Of this city, but now Of
Newport News, Va, and bliss Minnie
otom, Of Batilesboro Both Of the
young people are well known ID this
city. Mr. Eames elerked al the store
Of Iyams x Lewith here up 70 few
months ago and Miss olom has been
here several times on q visit. Mr. and
Mrs. Eamcs will reside In Newport
News In the future. The HERALD ex
tends Its cougraluiaiipn.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-08-13
The Incone Tax.

Referring to the income tax
plank in the Chicago platform,
Mr.. Bryan, in his speech of &C.
ceptance in New York Wednes-
day night, said:
"For a hundred years the su.
preme court of the United States
has sustained the principle
which underlies the income tax.
Some twenty years ago, this
same court sustained without a
dissenting voice all income tax
law almost identical with the one
recently overthrown. Has not a
future court as much right to re.
turn to the judicial precedents o.
a century as the present court
had 10 depart from them? Wher
courts allow rehearings they adj
NIT that error is possible; the late
decision against the income taS
was rendered by a majority Of one
after a re-hearing.
"While the money question
overshadows ali the other ques
tons in importance, I desire i
distinctly understood that | shall
offer no apology for the neon,
tax plank Of the Chicago plat
form.
"a law which collect from
some citizens more than theii
share OF the taxes and collect
from other citizens less thai
their share, is simply an indirec
means Of tranferring one man
property to another mans peck
Ia
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-08-13
The Clark ease Postponed.

It was learned Wednesday that
the case Of the state VS.. John
Clark, who is charged with the
murder Of a white woman named
Nancy Ivey, an account Of which
appeared in THE RECORDER a
few days after it occurred, and
whose trial was to have come up
at the present term Of the Orange
county superior court in session
at Hillboro, has been postponed
until the next term of court.
The reason for the postponement
of the case, so it was learned, was
on account of the absence of sew
eral very important witnesses.
The case has attracted considera-
bic attention and is of special in
terest to citizens of this county,
the deed was committed in Or
ange, which joins this county,
and the defendant was arrested
by Deputy Sheriff R. H. Crrrnp-
Ter, of this city. Mr.. Clark is out
under bail.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-08-13
Another Find of Gold in CaDarrus.

Another Find of Gold in Cabarrus
Some time ago a syndicate,
consisting of Messrs. M M,
Richie, George G. Richie and
Calvin Basinger was founded
and purchased a track of land
that is known as the Goodman
mining property in No. 6 town
ship, in Cabarrus. The Standard
says that the mine had not
been operated for several years
until the recent purchase, and
for several weeks the new COM
pany had worked without pro-
fit, until Monday, when a rich
vein was struck. The ore is
said to be the richest ever pro-
duced from a Cabarrus mine
and that nuggt is as large as
ordinary marbles wers found in
great numbers The find has
created a little sensation and
excitement in gold mining cir.
cles. Several thousand dollars
worth of ore has been taken
out within the past twenty -four
hours with prospects for an
enormous supply yet imbed-
ed in the vein.-Charlotte
News.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-08-13
Guthrie For Governor.

The populist state convention
met in Raleigh Thursday and
nominated the following state
ticket:
For Governor-Nm. A. Guth
rie, of Durham.
For Lieutenant Governor
Oliver III, Dockery, of Rich
mond,
For Treasurer-W, Fl. Worth,
of Wake.
For Secretary of State Cyrus
Thompson, of Onslow.
Guthrie of this county was
easily first choice fol governor,
but the rest of the nominations
were not so harmonious.
In these modern times it does
not take man long to change
his politics, as will be seen from
the fact that Oliver H. Dockery,
who was a candidate before the
republican state convention for
the office of governor, and at
that time was supposed to be a
gold bug, was nominated for
lieutenant governor.
1T was hoped by the indepens
dent free silver men that the
populists and democrats would
form some plan of fusion and
get together, but their hopes
were doomed to destruction.
At this time it looks very
much like Daniel Russell will be
the next governor OF North Car,
DINA, unless there is a "niggcr
in the wood pile"
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-08-13
Notice Of Sale Of Desira-
able Town Property.

by virtue ~ mortgage deed duly executed
ny K. T. HnWeFtOn and wife to G. q. Maynard
u will appear 10y reference tu book # mortgage,
70 T. ntl pages $50, SIS and 'ib. IN the OHire 81
he Register Of Deeds for Durham county. The
Undersigned will Oh the nth day Of iuy issG. ut
z o'clock q. M, sei 10 the highest bidder for
ash By public auction, al the court hDrse siuur
"a Durham county. North Car0ltut, enc lot 0f
land with the improvements thereon. situated
aud described ~ follows a. wit
That lot lying aud being IN thr town 1T Dur
'Iam said county anl state adjoining the iauhs
4 Ice II Rattle. tnpw land others and
bounded as follows Beginning at lee n. Battles
corner on NaHgum street on thpiusi,iC nf lie side
salk and 0n the east side Of Maugum # theme
4vuth 5iAio u. along BATTLES .,1e iiG feet
inches his COrnef tlleHrcs liuwrTtsn's
inc :. rs degrees " d i,-nt | iHrh, his line
=. a51lo W. u feet iRpltas his enruut:
hence bis line 8 St IS ~ feat inches a. ".
u. Rogers corner; thence his line = So ~ lB4
feet o. Manwum street: thence along yad street
'. 90 g T. % feet inches tO the beginning C,rn-
aiming A.. lt0 OF aH acre, mUrt NJ less said lot
1eing that fully described IN b1ok If mortgages
! raEes $50. SIS aud aj6 a. will he seen by re-
1gtetCe thereto aHd hiring tlBt upon which w.
{. Pollard and family uow reside.
June 10th, 1896.
c. g. MAYNARD,
MuFfgvsmgH