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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-29

Wheat adVlnced frac.lon At the opening, owing
to rally In tho Liverpool cables mod lrate receipts
smaller worlds shipments than had been expected
and local and foreign buying for both accounts.
Liverpool was irregular early in tho day, but IL
closed Y to nd. higher. Chicago received 81 cars
OF new wheat against $50 . year ago The worlds
Q, $50. oo9 last week and 4,o2s41e last year.
The quantity on passage decreased 2.tso 900
markets were Srong early in tho day.
On the advance, however. local operators sold for
both accounts and prices reacted and declined. Tho
weather in the spring wheat belt was generally
favorable and threshing returns from portions OF
than was recently anticipated. Paris declined 40.
and Berlin easy. There was some recovery from
tho lowest prices covering of shorts but the rally
was slight. The trading was moro active than for
some time past, but composed mainly Of lQuidA-
ton. The visible decrease OF 1887. 900 bushels
more than had been expected. The seAboard cleared
ESQ. 100 bushels.
John L. Fyfe, of the Richardson Company. says;
There can be pretty fair arguments advanced on
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UOrn WIZ
mainly for export, hers and At the outporta. No. q
Chicago received $40 cars and expects $40 TO-
morrow. Futures declined 40. but recovered tho
loss. Prices A. follows;
Lat
Opening. HiOheH. LOOsiL clsGng. Ngh
S Beg. ....' 55H s5X s6H So sSx
Oats were steady on the spot. Sales. 80 600 bush
and ungraded white 2ol}GSSc.; track and un.
graded mixed 2sO2sc. OhicAGo received bl9 cars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-04

Francfsco-Sight 17hc; telegraph zoe. cincinnati
over the counter SOC premium; between banks par
Savannah-Buying l-lec discount: selling 'oo per
q oiO premium. Charleston-Buying. par; selling
i.c premium Boston-5Gsc discount Chicago-"c
discount. 81 Louis-Par.
RANK CLEARINGS. - New-York - Exchanges
600. 40 80. balarces S44347S6 Baltimore 49, EN-
changes. s29l7.s6s; balances. s2l.9e6 Boston-hx-
changes s94 200 O53; balances SlN4T6 Philadelphia
Exchanges N7.ll4S24. balances. NsoS"zS' '"'-
cago-Exchanges SIS $40 as: balances. &io"4Ss.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-Cal money III
London. per cent. Open market discount rates
l5-l6G2 per cent for short and long pi''s' ~
discount 30. per cent. Paris. 2's per cent De-
exchange on London 20 marks 4Sl9 piennlss' r"''
exchange on London % francs Is confines
EUROPEAN SECURITIES. go British conso'S
closed at III l-e for money and III S-lo TOT the ac
count French rentes 1902 francs 611t confines span"
ish Is in London. 53 S-l6
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver oS'4c' Mex
lean silver dollars 47c. Bar silver In Lohoon'
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid. 2s62'5' LISBON fo'
Buenos Ayres 1850; Rome. 7S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-04

OUTSIDE sECU RITZ E5.-Market irregular and
quiet Standard OIL closed AZ 437GiSsa. against foa
t5 on Thursday Last prices Of other prominent
issues were Otis Elevang. 37i2G3Sis; preferred @'5
asst. Nev-Amsterdam Gas. common. ad3f4: pre-
ferred 6s9. Wagner Palace Car. l9odl9l Conr-
mental Tobacco. common. 32AU33: preferred. 7l@.a
70: Air Power 7oa70la. against 7OiaG721s on Thurs
day
SILVER EXPORTs.-Exports Of silver to-day.
1000 ounces
CENTRAL PACIFIC.-It r. reported that under
the Central Pacific reorganization an offer VIII oe
made exchange the stock share for share. Tor
Southern Pacific stock and that other valuao con-
sderaton will be given to the Central Pacific hold
FOREIGN TRADlNG.-LOndon bought stocks IN
this market on the decline. taking in all about 20
900 shares Large amounts Of stock recently Dor
rowed await arrival of securities sold In London
were returned yesterday, the steamship Lucania
bringing in big consignment Of various issues.
OFFER OF BONDS.-Redmond. Kerr & co. offer
to investors a choice selection Of highgrade railroad
bonds. Particulars in another column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-04
BONDS.
IMPORTS or DRTGOODS.
PORT OF NEW YORK

PORT OF NETWORK
work ending Feb g. 1907 lSos lslm
Entered al the port. 81 $1,000 s2.O25 7s7 s20223Ie
Thrown tho market 1882 SOS 2l46HD 2ll"'''
From January / .-.oo.o
Entered at tho port 81 SIS S33 si sos SIS 81 33 80
Thrown the market IL .02Sf51 1llfl3tb u """%'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-04
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.-Market firm Final
quotations follow:

RAILROAD BONDS-Market irregular on
moderately heavy volume of business. with small
final changes Total sales amounted in par value
10 81. 4o7 900 against Sc $1,000 Thursday The
heaviest dealings were in the Atchison issues, Cen
tral Georgia cOnsol 5s Rock Island As. Erie prior
As. Manhattan As. Northern Pacific issues ST Louis
Southwestern lists and DDS. Texas and Pacific DDS
Union Pacific As. Wisconsin Central 1st receipts
Denver and Rio Grande As. Missouri Pacific col
lateral IS. Missouri Kansas and Texas lists New
York Central Lake Shore 311s and Norfolk and
Western consol Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-04
sixty davs
Bankers posted rates wei

DOMESTIC Orleans - Com
merciai. 6a75c discount; bank. 81 premium San
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-04

enlisted. TEX dividend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-04
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London Feb 3. p. m.-The market for American
securities after a dull and rather weak opening.
hrmer. but inactive The closing tone
dull and the demand generally light Last prices
were: Atchison 2Sls: Canadian. ss7s st. Paul 1915:
Illinois Central 1871; Louisville. 67S. New-York
Central 1871: Union Pacific preferred s21a Erie.
le. Pennsylvania 677s Reading. 11as: Erie lst pre-
TERED 41%. and Grand Trunk. "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-04
STOCKS CLOSE FIRMER.
DECLINE ATTRACTS BUYING.
EARLY WEAKNESS FOLLOWED BY
RA11,y-BONDs AND MONEY.

Closing prices yesterday Of the principal az
tive securities and net changes from ihu'suo'
last quotations follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-04
HONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATES.-Money call per cent.
with exceptions at gzq4 per cent Time money
% per cent for sixty days 2zq3 per cent for three
months per cent for four months and per cent
for six months Commercial paper rates were 33.Q
81 per cent for all periods for the best names.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market firm. Actual
closing rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-04
finaut,aI.
INVESTMENTS
Rome, Wat. & 0gdensburu
CDNsOL GOLD -

Rome, Wat. & 0gdensburu
coNsoL COLD s.
Beech Greek Railroad
lsT MICE Guar GOLD IS
N. T., laCkaWanna & Western
TERMINAL = IMPROVEMENT Is
Long Dock Company
l-T MrGE GOLD g.
Scioto Valley & New England
Isl MTGE GOLD ls
Illinois Central r. R. Co.
col IRr sT GOLD 1s 1853
Louisville & Mash. R. R. Co.
'JL TRUST GOLD a.
Philadelphia & Read. R. R. Co
TERMINAL isT MrGE GOLD s.
Pitts. Cln.. Chic. & 81. Louis
ooNsoL MrGE GOLD AS
Chic, Rock Island & Pacific
lST MICE REG gs
Cleveland & Pittsburgh
GENL MICE GOLD as
N. Y. Cent. & Hud. River R. R.
REF tNDiNG GOLD ai,s
Cin.. nd, ST. Louis & Chic.
GEN T. AID isT MICE -
N. T., Ontario & Western
REFr NpfNG GOLD -
New York and New England
isT MTGt e.
Lake Erie & Western
IsT MTGF COLD 5S
Eastern R'y Of minnesota
l-T MICE GOLD sS
Ind ana. Illinois & Iowa
isT MICE REP 10 81
Michigan Central r. R. Co.
Jackson. Lnnsiag a Saginaw
f~T MICE -
Chic, Burlington & Quincy
SINKING FrND 5s
Milwaukee Electric H'y & 1t. Co.
CoN-oL COLD -
Consolidated TraC. of N. ].
lsT MICE GOLD 81
Newark COnsOI. Gas Co.
CON-OI. MICE GOLD -
Broadway Surface
~ MIDe 81
Union Railway Co. Of N. Y.
lSr MICE GOLD -
illinois Central R. R. Co.
LEASED LINES. . AK PER CENT sro1
Morris & Essex
GUAR PER Cent STOCK
Ciev., Cln.. Chic. & ST. Louis
81. Louis Division
COZ TRt IT GOLD -
N. Y, BROOKLYN & Man. Beach
IsT MICE GUAR GOLD o..
Montana Central
lsT MICE GrAN COLD g.
LehIgh Valley Of N. 7.
lST MICE. GUAR GOLD AS
West Shore R. R. Company
lSr NT5E GOLD a.
ST. Louis & San Francisco
col TRUST GOLD o.
Chic. & Northwestern R'y Co.
OIenominee Esten>ion
lSr MliE G'.D 5~
Chic, Burlington & Quincy
NEBRASKA EXTENSION -
N. T.. Lackawanna & Western
GUAR. 3 PEE Cent STOCK
Utica, ChenangO & SuS. Val.
GUAR PER Cent STOCK
And other High Grade Bonds
ron SALE ~
Redmond, Kerr & Go,
BANKERS AND BOND DEALERS.
~ Wall st.. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-04


oltstandrg cT~-
S,53 - III S23212. Sf1 De~ i42~ffl
pep1slfs IN IA
tolal banks. - 1926 & 94f AZ Poo lH2 3l2
Available cash 1872 Ni>.o7 S3l22l72f3 roc SC3l o1i
Minor liabilities 81 @fl t,5 f7tto5ii Dec 5Ol1N
Actua, cash bal s3-i9.GGl2 s27i77GGo Dec sl2o oi3
GOvERNMENT RECEIPTS Customs receipts
reported from WASHINGTON. S7i2-H. internal revo-
nue. receipts. $3.50. s95 and miscellaneous receipts.
sol sos. total Government receipts for tho day
g 49, $40: expenditures N1eoos. Receipts fer tho
month 10 date. Nii6>l. expenditures. N55S on.
excess Of expenditures fl19. Receipts for the
fiscal year 10 date $292.23c'l: expenditures. NS5.-
1850. excess OF expenditures S92s1l7l. Receipts
OF National bank notes for redemption. S5S l55
STB-TREASTRY.-T Suh-rreasIry WIS debtor
~ the Clearing House f5f On Is net ga', on bal
ance was s272532 made up 50 loss in currency %
;ls6096 and q gain In coin Il }i5Sc35 The days
operations included. Receipts. E.k3oi3. payments.
$51So.5oi resulting I'm general balance Of Si5'Hi-
l7s consisting Of $40 oSi.21 coin and $4@2235s
rencv The business for the week ended last night
included receipts % SIS sg.73 ard payments II
g. iS4S22 Deductne from The receipts s7fj "ob and
from the payments s. $4,000 for items which affect
is account with th' general Treasury only. ts
loss affecting tho banks was s79cfi
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THE FEDEPiL TREASURY.

TIE TREASURY sTATFMENT.-The daily
Washington statement covering actual results Of
two DAYS ago. compared with the last preceding
statement. gives tho following balances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-04
SALES AT THE STOCK E4CHANdE.

RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-04
BOSTON STOCKS.

'Evrra. twhen issued iEH dividend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-04
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

BONDS.
FURNISHED by Frederic H. Hatch No. 90 Broad-st)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-04
REORGANIZATION
Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern Railway Company

10 the Holders of The following Bonds and
Stock:
ohio a Mississippi Railway First consoli.
dated Mortgage Bonds. Extended -Four PEE
Cent,
Onto & Mississippi Railway First Con'oll.
dated Mortgage sterling Bonds EKtendea
Four Per Cent?
Ohio a Mi-si-sippi Railway second Con-
-oiidated Mortgage Per Cent. bonds oor
renryD;
Ohio n Mis>issippi Railway First Mortgages
Springfield Division Per Cent. Bonds t'ur'
rcncyD;
Ohio q Ni--iS~Ippi Railway General Mort'
gnge Per cent. Bonds ,CurrencyDi
~. n q. Southwestern Railroad FIRST hor'
gnge { ~ Per Cent. nondsi
49, a o. southwestern Hallway First Con-
soiidnted Mortgage IL Per Cent. "o'a
Bondsi
II. ~ q. southvestern Railway First inco"'
Mortgage > Per Cent. Bonds. series A.
Is. a q. Southwestern Railway tir.t '"oo'''
Mortgage = peg Cent. Bonds >erie. ~
49, a -. southwestern RaiI~n, Preferres
stock,
d. & %. southwestern Terminal Company
> Per Cent. Gold Bondsi -.
Cincinnati and Baltimore Railrohn TN"
Nortgnge Per Cent. Uondsi
Marietta Railway First Mortgage ="
Cent. Bonds. -,
OVER 81. . The ahove-naref outstanding p'~,
and OVER -, . the above Preferred s'''N n"as
been deposited under The Plan ans Agreement !" -.
Reorganization 0f Che Htl'm ." ~ '' ,.
Railway Company. '1tei December o. iN'' n. Ms rs
signed hereby give notice that fhe SAT- PLAN - ~
tLARED OPER t1INE. -.
The for further deposits - mo ae'''-'''l -.
and stock. without lti'ri nal charge n-s '" rrru
20 and including FIBRI tRN d. i>o'' Ar r., ~,
WHICH DATE but o1h f1r such 'm' IS ~ 49,.
ayers may M by notice, dep -.ts Z such h'r $50 -
will be- accepted only upon cash rlfneni ny ~ ..
II the par value thereof excepting iH i'e - v,s
Baltimore and Ohio Southwes'ern Railway 'omPAD ~
Income Mot,esge Sc Bono. Series "a nd "'
Baltimore and ONO sou'hWestern R'H"p ''HP~n =.
f.rrei - ek upon Whah d cash payment Z o."
per cent. viii %, required
London. New YORK January - lSe9
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POACHING IN WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Forty Deer Received in the Boston Markets
from that Point.

1t seems that the people Of Washing
ton county are swelling their record for
breaking the game laws according to
the most recent case that has been dis
covered. which the Journal learned,
Monday evening, through Chairman
Carleton Of the fish and game commits
sion.
Forty saddles Of deer apparently
freshly killed. We're received in Boston.
April T." said Mr. Carleton. They
had been shipped from Washington
county in new tight flour barrels, made
expressly for the purpose. There was
nothing about them that would indi-
cate to a warden or anyone else, ,aat
they contained contraband gods. There
We're no marks whatever upon The bar
rels. Of course the consignee must
have received letter from the shipper.
These deer We're as destitute of fat
as an ink bottle. They We're long
haired lank and lean. and had evident
" been run down and butchered in the
snow. They brought from to , cents
per pound in the market.
Il wonder how long it will be before
the people of Washington county Niil
stop such proceedings as this. The
commissioners are doing everything in
their power With the means at their
disposal"
Every effort was made in Bostor 10
learn the point from which the barrels
were shipped. but it was of no avail
Neither can the officials learn through
what source the contraband went,
though they were told by many, it was
believed TO have been by schooner.
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Director G. ID. Woods of the Maine
Experiment Station, was in the city a
few minutes. Monday, while upon his
way to Cumberland Center to settle a
disputed question in regard TO the
analysis Of some cottonseed meal. 1t
seems that a consumer has complained
that a certain dealer is selling an
adulterated article. The sample re-
ceived from the consumer and the
dealer are two different articles, and
the director was to ascertain who was
doing the buncO act. 1t is little late
in the season for the work in my line
to be rushing" said the professor in
reply to a question as to the condition
of affairs. The small dealers are, Of
course. selling the materials, but the
large ones are about through. There
has been an unusually large amount Of
poor cottonseed meal in the market;
this year, but that is not due to the
dealers, but to the fact that the cotton
seed was of an inferior quality, last
season."
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SHOE FACTORY RUMORS.
Assignees' Say There is No Truth in
Reports.
They Hope They Have Succeeded in Securing
its Being Reopened.

The disposition Of the shoe factory is
the ALA bsorbing subject of the day
and the rumors concerning 1t are as
numerous as stories during a cam
paign. Some rumors have the factory
closed forever and a day, while an
other has sold ii to some capitalist for
the assignees none Of the rumors are
built on a rock.
The Journal called upon c. 5. HIGH
born at the First National Bank. Mon
day. and asked him which Of all the
conflicting reports was true.
so far as | have heard and read, all
the reports are baseless," replied Mr..
Hichborn. Every effort is being made
to put a strong concern into the fac
tory. All of us have labored long and
hard to this end. We have strong
hopes that We have been successful at
last, though. Of course, we cannot
speak with certainty until the bargain
is made. We are not at liberty to
make use of names at present. but we
have the best Of reasons for assuring
the people that there is more than a
good prospect in sight of bringing the
parties here.
We have. as has been stated, made
an offer for the factory which Is very
much smaller than stated, on condi-
tons At the same time the people
with whom we are dealing have GER
tain conditions. but we hope to arrange
all satisfactorily"
The parties are expected in the city
so that their decision may be expected
within a short time,
The Journal has from the first been
fully advised on the matter, but out
of Difference to the parties who repre-
scented that to make known the plans
might injure the chances of making the
arrangements for the reopenng of the
factory. has abstainad from doing so.
Being in close touch with the parties,
as soon as there is a deal made the
readers will be advised, it being a mat
ter Of so great Importance to all Au-
gusta people.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
kennebec.

The following are the real estate trans
IerS IN kennebec county for one week:
N lNA-George +. Weeks TO Hollis
Proctor, land and buildings. s475
ICHFlEID-Samuel r. Clark To
charles Farnum, land and buildings. 81
and Ger. mort.
MANCHESTER-Fr y. Searle to
EoIa NJ. Doyle, land and buildings, $500
MONMOtTH-Mary F.. Spear to Leon
adus Pettingill. land and buildings. S675:
Jairus MAXWELL to Leonidus Pettingill.
land and buildings. $3.50; Maryetta Gilman
10 }. 5 Ballard, land, 81 and val con /:
Edmund r. LeClair and Sadie l.. LeClair
to- TO- John NJ. Aver and Ada NJ. Aver, land,
OAkLAND-H. A. Benson and Edward
Wing to $. II. Morrill,. land, $50: Hiram
g. and Chester +. a. Winslow and Eliza
r Wheeler 70 Harriet DIckford. land
land, 81 and val. con.
ROME-John Z. Farnham to Prince w
Sanders. land 800
WINTHROP-Elmer l. Coombs 70 I T.
coOmbs, land 500.
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The two following companies. Mon
day, filed certificates of Incorporation:
The Purinton Consultation and Medi-
cal Institute. organized at kittery for
the purpose of the manufacture and
sale of medicines, with 100000 capital
stock. Of which nothing is paid in
The officers are: President, George H.
Underhill of Medford, Mass; treasurer,
William G. Rippey of Boston, Mass
Certificate approved, March 81, 1899.
Bay State Drug and Chemical Com
pany, organized at kittery for the pur-
pose Of the manufacture and sale of
medicines. with 100000 capital stock
of which 800 is paid in. The officers
are: President George H. Richards Of
Boston, Mass: treasurer. w. II.
Spooner Of Boston, Mass. Certificate
approved. April !, 1899.
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them tell the large stories remarked
the observing man.
Yes" responded the versatile Mr..
Brown. There is nothing like a sea
voyage or a trip to California to make
a man tell large stories. | believe it is
mania. l do not believe they intend
to lie. it is merely the result of the
journeyinSs. 1t is the result of the
large Imagination it gives man.
have often thought perhaps it would
be well for me to take a trip"
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Rather a lively little set to between
two men on Water street, Monday
afternoon, amused the spectators.
One man claimed the otner
owed him bill that should have
been paid and he even went 50 far as
to say that the said second gentleman
never paid his bills. The second gen
tleman denied the accusation and &C
crsed the former Of selling rum. There
was a general exchange of compt-
ments as each sat in his team and told
tho other. his private opinion of him.
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Lincoln.

The following are the real estate trans
fers in Lincoln county Cor one week:
AY-knickerbocker Ice Co,
Penn. To knickerbOcker Ice Co. Ma NJ.
land and buildings. 81; Knickerbocker Ice
20, Penn, 10 KniCkerbocker Ice CO..
Maine, land ana BUILDINGS. 81, knickeT-
booker Ice Co. Penn. to KnickerbOcker
Ice Co, Maine. land and buildings, ST.
BOOTHBAY HARBOR-Geo b. Ken
niston to David II FrizzeH land and
bu ldings. 81, Sarah NJ. Hallowell 10
Grace Lee Corville. land ana buildings.
$3.50
BRIsTOL-Henry q. Partridge. ct ais,
to Eliza NJ. Ervine. and. $780, Mary r.
Blaney's Est. To Jas. W Coggan. land
and build ngs. $l53; VIM. Q. Blaney trus-
tee, to jas. ~. Coggan. land ana build
ings, s267; VIM. o. Blaney trustee. To Jas.
w COggan. land ana buildings. $40:
Nathaniel J. Hanna To John j. Wallace.
land and buildings, $,725: Emeline
Wallace TO Annie NJ. Curtis land ST.
DAMARISCoTTA-Ira J. Oliver To C.
vosta Nondella Morris, LAM and build
lnSs. 81; Isabel ;. Chase's- heirs to iona.
II. Chase, land. $50.
JEFFERSON-Geo W. Goodwin to NJ
4. Goodwin. land and buildings, S75.
WALDOBORO-Susan A. Hunt TO Will
lard H. Hunt. land and buildings. 81: Or
rim \. Folsom to Luella Lawrence. land,
so; Byron NJ. Cashiers Est. to Geo. w
Achorn, land and buildings. sll00; May
nard o. Dreamer to Henry II. Dreamer,
land and buildings. 81; Martin NJ. Achorn
10 tdrdntr HdNOWell. ldnd, Sla1. uiru-
ner Halowell to Marion l.. Achorn. Iand.
$50
RT-Knickerbocker Ice 90.
Penn, to .Enickerbocker Ice Co. Maine
land and buildings 81.
HITEFIELD-Frank W. Plummer's
Est. to Geo. Chadwick. land. 500: Emma
l.. Plumnrr to Geo. Chadwick, land, 81
John Fsrskine's Est. to John A. Erskine,
land, S5G.-Jofn a. ;E,rskins to- Frank nc
Jewett, land $50; Alden Lewis to Annie
NJ. Lewis. land and buildings. 1920: Lizzie
Brown to Samuel Gilman, land and
buildings $500; Ellen S. Long to Samuel
Gilman. land. S12.
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Harry LAMAR and his company in
city at some time in the near future.
He is on the road working this way,
and appears in Gardiner, Thursday
eveniHs.-of next week. His date Will
probably be here soon after. The pa
pers along the route he has taken,
speak well of the company. Mr.. La
Mari is known as the hero of a
thousand laughs"
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f. w. Church's grocery store at this
time suggests the presence of an artist,
one who knows how to arrange bottles
of pickles, jam, tumblers of jelly
canned goods. olives and lots of good
things, 50 they will entice the passer-
by, by their very attractiveness. Such
enterprise is commendable, it improves
the appearance of the street as well as
this particular store.
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The railroad commissioners were in
Portland, Monday, holding a hearing
upon the petition of the Bridgton &
Saco River Railroad for a branch track
at Young's Mills in the town of Hiram.
They will hold a hearing at Kenne-
bunk, today, on the petition of the San
ford & Cape Porpoise Railroad for a
sion.
The commissioners consulted eX-
of the blowing up Of the boilers of the
engine at Westbrook, last week.