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Sharp County record., 1897-11-12
STATE NEWS,

jail.
Sheridan High School
commenced.
Rev, V, V. Harlon 1t
ClarkSville,
Ashley county h .our
murders in one day.
Horse thieves are trouDl-
ing New Lewisville people,
The town of Gentry has
changed its name of Orchard
Three persons were burned
to death in a fire at Hot
Springs.
Arkansas butchers are
complaining at the scarcity
of cattle.
A very large acreage OF
wheat is being sown in John
son county,
H. B. Ing ram resigned his
position as sheriff of Faulk-
ner county.
The contract has been let
for a new college building at
Princeton.
An effort Is to be made
to locate more wooden fac
tories at Augusta.
A Ft, Smith man is try
ing to eat thirty quail in
thirty days on a wager
The body of a murdered
man vas found buried in
cotton seed near Conway.
The News predicts for
Imboden one thousand in
habitants at the end of 1898.
Officers captured a 40 gal
lon still and destroyed 900
gallon of beer, Is miles north
of Russellville.
The Augusta Vidette has
a sewing machine contest on
tap, to the most popular lady
teacker in Woodruff county.
A cotton gin burned at
Hagarville together with 4C
bales of cotton and 5000
bushel of seed and two
wagons
A. r. Bassam has been
appointed clerk of Fultor
county to fill the vacancy
coused by the death of Jos
McElyea.
A school teacher in Faulk
ner county had a fit AID died
the people thought 1t was
yellow fever and would not
help bury him.
A franchise for electri,
street Lighting is being
asked for at Fort Smith by
a syndicate of capitalists
They ask for a contract fol-
ten years at Sl0O per ligh
per annum.
"A child was born in Oh
Trough bottom that ha(
feet like a horse and its BODY
was covered with a coating
Of hair like that Of the horse
1t lived but three hours and
was then placed in alcohol.
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Sharp County record., 1897-11-12

Reports from all infected
Southern cities say that the
yellow fever is checked, and
all signs point to a gradual
general improvement.
Sharp County record., 1897-11-12

The second trial Of
Luetgert, the sausage maker
of Chicago, charged with
anihilatlng his wife, began
on the Sth.
Sharp County record., 1897-11-12

There are l95 whites and
30 colored pupils at the Deaf
Mute Institute at Little
Rock.
Sharp County record., 1897-11-12

Georgia has passed a law
prohibiting games of foot.
ball where admission fec
are charged.
Sharp County record., 1897-11-12
The New Educational Idea

tory work which is now be-
ing. done in a very large
number of our public and
high schools and even col
|leges is attracting the a A. .
tention of the deepest th2pt.''
ers of our country. In the
September number of the
Cosmopolitan DR.. Andrews
President Of the Brown
University, writes an ex-
cellent paper on the New
Education. It is a deplor-
able fact that a very large
majority of our boys and
girls leave school with but
little more mental power and
in many cases with less moral
force than when they enter
ed, On this point we call
the readers attention to DR..
Andrews statement.
Pupils minds do not grow
as they shall under processes
of education Even the
amount of facts which the
average scholar amasses is
very small in proportion to
his advantages; and this
Notwithstanding the cir
cumstance that modern
education is to a painful ex-
tent nothing but a hea aping
together of facts. The pow
erty of thinking power is
still more d e pl o r a ble e.
Young people end their
studies with flabby minds,
unable to analyze keenly or
to genera1ize truthfully or
far. This comes out clearly
when they undertake to
write. The bad quality of
the written work done by
fresh college gradua tes is
notorious. Not to mention
commencement oratioh and
these, usually the most arid
and awkard compositi
imaginable, young 4 octors
of philosophy, brilliant spec
ialists in their chosen lines,
not seldom compose alto
gether wretchedly. Why
grammar and a 81 ocking
choice of words are not their
worst faults. 1t is th E high
er traits Of rhetoric which
suffer most. The report,
newspaper article, essay,
treatise, or whatever the
writing is, lacks unity, con,
tinuity and progress, The
discussion is begun with
points that ought to co he
later. Arguments, if at y,
are not arrayed, but hoI e.
lessly jumbled. Th e authpr
says what he does not meal;
often contradlcts himself
and not seldom ends without
giving the reader any cleai
idea of the view which hd
wonld like to present,
These are the results of gen.
eral mental confusion. The
department Of rhetoric is
never wholly, and hardly
ever mainly, responsible for
them The trouble is that
the whole mental training
has been defective
Sharp County record., 1897-11-12

Mckinley desires peace in
Cuba,
Sharp County record., 1897-11-12

Jhe pecan crop is large,
Sharp County record., 1897-11-12

show portraits Of tho Pilgrim
fathers.
Sharp County record., 1897-11-12

The Republican excuse;
lnclemeucy Of the weather.
Sharp County record., 1897-11-12

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-05-06

THE AMERICAN has subscribers at 1O6
Of the II6 pOst-oftces in Hancock county;
all the other papers in the county com
bined do not reach so many. THE AMER
IcAN IS not the only paper printed in
Hancock county, and has nerer claimed to
be, but 1t is the only paper that can prop
erly be called a COUNTY paper; all the
rest are merely local papers. The circutd-
ton of THE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Harb0r Records summer list, is larger
than that Of all the other papers printed
in Hdpcoek county.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-05-06

West Franklin.
/ Charles Clark has moved to Lorenzo
DeBeck's house. Beechland, for the sum
/ mer.
Billings Bros have their meat cart run
ming.
Mrs Ella Hardison has been i'll with
the grip.
Fred Abbott is building a new barn at
Beechand.
George t. Dyer has a lamb two months
old that weighs forty-two pounds.
The school at Beechland. taught by
Miss Higgins, is fsyora bly, spoken of.
new face wheel and pinion have been
landed al Gordon's mill from Bangor.
David Smith, son OF Rev. D. b. Smith
is on visit to his parents from Massa-
chusetts.
George c. smith, who was burned out
few days ago, has moved his family to
Lamone.
Georgia Clark has been at home for a
few days from Ellsworth, where she has
been employed.
J. V. b. Darling has received govern
ment pension OF s12 per month, and
about 900 back pay.
Capt. Colt, OF the schooner "Willie l..
Maxwell. is expected home for a few
day, - - Sess,. .>"....s Nj :
stone for the Florida breskwater.
john F. Smith is at home from La
moine. He is suffering from erysipelas,
from wound caused by striking on a
nail.
The Foresters held one OF their soca
ble- at the town hall Thursday evening.
The cornet band furnished music for the
occRs ion.
Thomas B. Springer, a former resident
OF this place. had his arm badly mangled
by coming IN contact with cutting up
saw al Detroit, Me.
The assessors have completed their
work. and taxes Will he higher than last
year. The tax rate this year j. sixteen
mills, against thirteen and one half last
year The valuation fell nearly $1,000.
The mum ber Of polls j. gotten less than in
1896
ON WeGues lay the locating committee
met al Mc-t Franklin, for the purpose of
locating 4 r West Fraukliu school-house.
They examined the several lots brought
l. tuejr lut5ee. from tie till-tops IT, the
whey te'o@. After learning what they
could about the price, and the wishes OF
the Inhabitants. they ieft to meet at the.r
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sound.
Mrs. ingalls,, OF East Orland, is work
ing for Mrs. Blake.
Paul Atherton, OF Somesville is teach
ing school here.
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Blake April q.
Benjamin Bordeaux has gone to Isles
ford to fish this summer.
Perry Sargent, Eugene and Guy Rich
ardson have gone to Seal Hsrbor to work
May 3. B.
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West BrooksyiIIe.
Miss Lizzie Halves has returned from
Boston.
Miss Alice Tapley is teaching school at
Andover.
William Smith, of Bangor, was in town
last week.
Capt. Isaac Perkins will leave for New
York this morning.
Domingo Smith has bought the David
Moor field and meadow.
Perry Coombs, OF Islesbor was in
town last week on business.
The ladies' sewing circle met with Mrs
Ruby Farnham last Thursday.
Capt. Robert Tapley has purchased the
remains OF Wasson's wharf and will
rebuild it.
Capt. George Stevens and James Tapley
have gone to New Haven to join their
steamer, the Thomas Walsh.
William Slower, who is building a 40x5O
feet barn, French roof, has received a
cargo of lumber from Bangor.
Capt. Rob Morris TapIey is on his way
to Jacksonville, Fla, from Bahia, where
he will load cargo for the Canary Isles.
Charles Tapley has his wharf built out
1870 feet, and all ready to receive the
covering. They will commence to build
the pier this week.
Mays. ToMsoN.
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PrIIol,sCot

f'Hot~Got
Ret. Nj, Bailey ma, returned from con
ference, ana i to serve tins charge an
q. her year. He j. one OF the promising
young uea-of the conference, sd
mueh l.lea here.
A.u4zy 7Ae4d and VIZ ee,cara;,l the
twenty fifth anniversary of Their mar
rage Tuesday evening. large number
of friends gathered, and numerous pres
ents attested the friendship and regard OF
those present. 1t was AN enjoyable occa-
sion.
The measles is taking hold OF the peo
Pile quite generally here, and in some
cases quite severely. Several cases OF ca
tarrhal pneumonia have appeared. VIII
liam Haney, OF North Penobscot and
Mrs. Prince Staples, OF South Peuobscot
are quite low with it.
Everything here is shrouded in quiet
dizziness. The spring is cold and back
ward, and the frost still fingers in the
earth. The pulse of agriculture is still,
and needs the warm breath OF spring to
quicken ii INTO activity. The pulse of
business is equally quiet, and needs a
powerful thrill from some source to save
ii from eternal slumber. 1t seems as if
the great public had relapsed into chronic
paralysis a universal lack OF ambition
and uplifting aspirations.
Most OF the schools were to begin Mon
/ day, but some will be postponed on ac-
count Of sickness in town. In the Leach
/ district modern seats viii be put i'll the
school house. As far as heard of The fol-
/ lowing viii teach: Laura Jones, of
Brooksville, at South Penobscot village
Gladys Hutchins, at the Herrick school
/ at South Penobscot; Jennie Ordway, of
/ Castine, at Penobscot village; Maude
Leach, at North Penobscot; Mamie Grin
/ die, at Caldwell school; Emma Cove, OF
Bluehill, at Leach school; Winnie Cush-
man, at Dunbar school; Mamie Dumb
at Mark DeyereuX school.
April 80. II.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-05-06

-.e.ere# aa;e. j, being painted by
7...a..I-.e a..,.
john Clement, Of Bucks port, i visiting
his brother, scre.
Mr. Cooksey's new houses ARE ali rented
for the season, mostly to new parties.
Prof. Thsyer Is naving quite extensive
repairs and painting done on his two cot
tages by NJ. Liscomb.
Frank son of Mr.. and Mrs. {. II. Glenn
emit is quite i'll with complication of the
grip and heart trouble.
George b. Cooksey is having his private
road regraveled. A. f.. Clement has four
double teams doing the work. -
George L. Stebbins is going to prepare
base bali and tennis park, which is much
needed, on the property bought OF &. w.
Brscy.
1t is rumored hat Prof. Fine j. going
to build near the Rowland. 1t Is hoped
the rumor is true, a the professor is very
pleasant gentleman.
The MT. Desert is making excellent
time, and comes here three trips a week,
arriving at 10 n. m, going east, and leay
ing at l.30 going west.
4. +. Clement, the road commissioner,
! doing cou.lderab Die road work and max
! ing many changes in removing rocks and
Lodges. II he will stand as road commits
sioner in '9s, he Will receive substantial
plurality.
D .I,,. NJ
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Snuthwes, Harbor.
Capt. Robbie Norwood is home for a few
days. after a years absence at sea.
Arthur Somes and family have returned
to their place here sitter spending the
winter in Bass Harbor.
Miss Mary A. Carroll returned to
Bakers Island last Saturday, where she
will remain till July !, teaching.
Stephen Gjlley's barn is moving msies-
ticslly across the lot to a new location.
Capt. John Gilley is doing the job.
The road machine has been hauled out
of winter quarters and the roads are be-
ing put III such repair as appropriations
allow.
Rev. ID. II. Piper, the new Methodist
minister. viii preach his first sermon
here next sunday. He brings his family
consisting of wife and one child, with
him the last OF this week.
Freeman Lurvey is stopping for a few
days with his sister, Mrs. John Tinker
Mr.. Lurvey WAS at one time a member OF
Boston's police force, and is on the retired
list by reason of injuries received while
on duty.
The following people left here on the
Bangor boat this week: Rev. and Mrs,
PowIesland, for Eddington, their new
field of labor; Miss Nellie X. Carroll, to
Winterport, to resume teac hing and Rev.
q. II. Heifon, for Bangor, on few days
visit.
The literary circle met last Tuesday
evening III tae pHttors OF the homes
hotel. The subject for the evening was
The Scarlet Letter, by Hawthorne. An
excellent essay upon liawt horne was read
10y Mrs. John GiIley, and readings from
The Scarlet Letter" by Mrs. Philena
Clark, Mrs. Ida Richardson and Or.
Phillips. The evening ended with light
refreshments and an informal discussion
of the book.
\ party of expert sports. including
Galen Young. John Ralph. Arthur
~ome-, Charles Freeman and Ralph
Robinson, camped out on the shores OF
Long lake mt Friday night. They were
determined to have the first salmon out
OF the nike or know Why not. Sleeping
with rods IN Their hands aud the pine
needles falling into their open mouths,
they dreamed OF hauling out ef the lake
il-h a. long a. their arms, and enough Of
them 10 load wagon. With the earliest
IEtttt,y arose Ia ,ish and ~ a. u.
N,fe back IN the village with onc isl
apiece. and -mall en's at that But what
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COUNTY NEWS.
For additional County Ne,cs Sc, other pog

Northeast Harpor.
Edward Langley is at work for Ralph
Emery.
The d. f. Kimball block is being
pastered.
The annex on the Curtis cottage is
being plastered.
Some improvements have been made on
Manchester inn" by J. F. Allen.
Byron Allen has gone to Green's Land
ing to work at his trade, stone, cutter.
Lumber for the annex to the Phillips
block came from Somesville last week.
The ice-cream sociable of Mountain
lodge last Thursday evening was well at
tended.
j. II. SOULS was in Boston last week.
His son Frank came home with him last
Tuesday.
F. A. Foster has gone to Winter Har-
Dor to take charge OF his brother Franks
paint shop.
Abraham Gilpatrick's new boat wharf
is being built to stay. 1t is fast nearing
completion.
John Savage came home Saturday from
his trip to South America. He prefers
land to water.
NJ. Dcohsn has moved into his new
store, where he has stock OF mems
furnishing goods.
Addison Ralph, jeweler, has leased
part OF the large store in the Bee block
and opened May1.
Parties from Boston were in town last
week looking at the Roberts house with
the view OF renting it.
The brass band is practicing for con-
cert to be given soon. They have the use
of the old school house.
Fri Bunker is doing quite milk bust
ness here. He had seven COWS arrive on
the Bangor boat Saturday.
The Indian Head house is having many
improvements made. 1t is becoming
quite popular with summer visitors.
irhe roof is being put on W. II. Free
man x Co.'S market. They have let part
OF the first floor to be used a bakery.
W. w. Frazier, Of Philadelphia, was in
town Friday. and contracted with b. ".
Candsge x son TO do some mason Work
on his cottage.
{. d. joys house Is up and the roof Is
shingIed. The Jordan cottage is being
raised Both houses are being built by
{. II. Hodgk ius on Sea street.
There have been several contractor. in
town the past week looking over the
route OF the sewer. one came Saturday
from Boston. Bios Viii be opened May t.
May 3. j. A.P.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-05-06

Feb. s. His will wherein he willed
twenty-five pews in the Union meeting
house here to the Maine Missionary
society, was found among his effects here,
by his brother Myron, and left where he
found it for the rightful claimants.
April 80 r.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-05-06

We are agents Of that ceIe-
brated New York manu-
faeturer, ALFRED PEATS,
and we have his books Of
samples, fine papers, with
prices. Furnished on ap-
plication, in person or by
mail.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-05-06

West fremont.
Mrs. Blanch X. Dix and Mrs. Lillian F.
Murphy arrived home after visit to Gar
diner, to meet their husbands on board
schooner Josephine Ellicott", recently
arrived from Savannah, Ga.
May 3. l..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-05-06

Cranberry Isles.
The fishing vessels are busily preparing
for the seasons work.
Mrs. Sadie Steele and Miss Eva Bun
ker have been to Ellsworth.
Mrs. Charles Z. Squirting has returned
from Portland with millinery goods
George W. Bunker is in very poor health,
having a severe liver trouble besides
other complications.
George W. Bulger has returned from
Ellsworth, after more than two weeks
there attending court.
5. C. Sanford and Walter Hadlock have
each caught herring in their weirs, and
have baited several fishing vessels.
Mrs, Sarah Tucker and Sadie Harding
started for Boston on Tuesday for visit
OF month with relatives and friends.
Capt. 5. y. Bulger has arrived from the
West Indies and will repair his vessel at
Thomaston before going another voyage.
Mrs. A. B. Strout and child from Cali
fornia, bound to Steu ben on a visit to her
parents, stopped here to visit her sister,
Mrs. John Hamor.
Capt. Gilman Hamor has carried into
New York fine trip of fresh msckerel
He will find his family circle enlarged
when he returns. 1t is boy.
Mrs. Josie Bunker has gone to Brock
ton, Mass, to remain an indefinite lengt b
of time, in the hope of recruiting her
shattered health, which has been failing
for nearly year.
Schools are in session. No. is taught
by Lutte Guptill, No. 2 by Flossy Colby,
No. by Mamie Squirting, and No. by
Mrs. Florence Squirting. Mary A. Car
roll will teach No. 8.
Myron Harwood, of Springfield, Mass,
administrator of the estate of his brot her
the Rev. c. E. Harwood, has returned to
his home, taking the personal property of
his brother, including his valuable IL
brary. About $50 worth OF books was
sold here, together with most of the fur
niture.
There have been no religious meetings
here since Rev. c. E. HARDWOOD went away
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COUNTY NEWS.
For additional County Ne,es see other pages

Hull's Cove
Mr.. and Mrs Orient Brewer are occupy
ing their new house.
Mrs. Fred Hsdley and baby have re-
turned from visit in Winter Harbor.
Richard McPike and sister are in town.
Miss McPike will be employed at Mrs.
Edward Carpenters.
Mrs. J X. Salisbury and children ar
rived last Monday from South Paris, hav-
ing spent the winter there.
William Small, of Cherryfield, and
George Gordon, of Sullivan, were in town
last week visiting friends.
May ?. b.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-05-06

The neglect of a cold is often fatal DR..
Woods Norway Pine Syrup contains all the
soothing virtues OF the pine. Never fails to
cure.-Advt.
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l. L. Stanley went te Boston Monday
ON business.
Mrs. E P Bab.on : IN BrooksyiIle Viz
itiug her sister.
Miss L. \ Maeomber viii open her
laundry May 10.
Miss Moore. Of Ellsworth Ta.!,, ! the
guest Of JOSIE SCION.
Albert stoyer and wife, of Bucksport,
were in town last Week.
Henry Wallace is foreman OF the Blue
hill granite eompany's quarry.
George NJ. Pnlsbury returned from a
business trip to Boston Thursday.
Max Abram Will soon open a store for
mems furnishings IN the Dunn house.
Miss May ODER Is the guest of Mr.. ana
Mrs Cocnrsne, " no arrived at the cottage
ten days ago.
Capt. Cnatto, OF Brooksville, arrived
with a load Of freight for j, T. Hinckie y's
Sons last week.
Miss Lucy r. Billings, who has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs Babson, re-
turned home last week.
Schooner tRaIph d. Grant, Simmons,
from Portland with freight for Merrill x
Hinckley and George NJ. Pillsbury ar
rived Wednesday.
May g. X
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-05-06

MariaVIile.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Hanscomb last Friday
William Carr. who has been i'll all VIM
ter with jaundce, is daily growing
weaker
A. 5. Penney, who has been on the sick
list for some time is still confined to the
house.
May 8. 5.
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Salisbury Cove.

Salisbury Cove.
Raymond Emery, who is employed at
Bar Harbor, spent sunday here.
Andrew Lscomb, wife and son Shirley
visited at F S. Liscomb's Sunday.
Miss George Hsmor returned from
Bangor last week, where she has been Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs. Bodge.
G. W. Richards and wife, of Eden, at
tended the funeral services of Mrs. Rich
ards uncle, Jacob Sawyer, at Bass Har-
Dor, Friday.
May 3. r.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1897-04-22
Letter From kittreII.
KITTRELL, n. c.. April 81, 80

KITTRELL, y. c., April 81, 81.
EDITOR GOLD LEAF:-Mrs. Jesse
L. Reid has returned from Hickory,
where she has been spending some
time with Mr. and Mrs. w. y. Reid.
Miss Allie Ellis came home FIR lday
to spend Easter with her mother. She
is attending school at the Henderson
College.
Miss Olivia Whitaker, who canvasses
so successfully for the Orphans Friend,
stopped over W ednesday night with
Rev. and Mrs. G. l.. Whitaker.
Miss Minnie Gwaltney, of Wake
Forest, came Friday to spend Easter
with her sister. Miss Matte Gwaltney
Miss Caddie Williams, who is teach
inc near Fairport, came home fol
Easter.
Mrs. c. W. Raney and her daughter
Mrs. G. b. Cheatham, of Louisburg
went to Raleigh Saturday to spenc
Easter with Mr.. r. b. Raney.
Mrs. j. II. Fuller, Of Raleigh, came
Saturday to visit her sister, Mrs. Eino
Bagley.
Mrs. ID. 5. Rowland spent Easter
with her sister. Mrs J. l.. Row land
The children had a happy time Mon
day afternoon at Mrs. J. I. liuHti
! hunting Easter egys. L.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1897-04-22
Notice..

by VIRTUE OF POWER CONFER
- red upon me by a mortgage executed
by PHILLIP l.. PARHAM, on the 3lst
day OF October. lSSl, which is duly re-.
corded In Vance county, book !. page 3.,2,
shall, on
MONDAY, 3RDDAY OF NAY. 1885,.
sell at puhlc auction to the highest bidder
Tor cash. at the court house door in Hen
derSon, y. G., the following real estate.
to-wit: One csitain tract or parcel OF land
situate IN Vance county. and bounded As
follows: Begin at two poplarS on Cotton
Patch branch, kell,'> corneg. and run
thence east IL poles 10 Ruin creek. thence
up said creek as il meanderS : 20 I'D
- W y, : TO " lp, Sl3 W 10 y, n so
6r, S5l W'p. \ 81 W Tsp, : % ~
p. ~ w Ii p. : - w ip, : :. w 1872, IS
w ?, : IL f 9p. : ~ W Il p, S2l W sp,
SIS 5p. " 10 p. 3 W5p. toa
stone on the west bank of said creek; then
hs'3 W IS y. 10 stone in Miss |. r. Par
ham corner; thence west III p to a stone
IN hellyS corner in Miss Parham's line;
tlen W - p Is links tn a black gum
heilyS corner; then n n r II p to large
rock hellS corner. mineral spring: then
down said branch as ii meanders \ .9E 10
p. 81 6p, \ - E2Op,N 7SE l. y, :
- y, 10 beginning, containing Ia3
acres
This 29th March. 1897
JOHN MCMILLAN, Mo,tgaree