The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1899-06-08
Real#state Transfers.

James M. Litzinger, Lot No. in
1Thayer's Addition to the town of
Oakland; $500, etc.
Mountain Lake Park Association to
Lorenzo I. Yoder, two parcels of
ground containing two acres, more or
less; $500, etc.
VIM. G. Pennington and wife to
John A: Williams, Military Lot No.
1860 being part of the tract called
" Hunter" 90 acres: 100000.
J Fanny ID, Markland and husband
to The Real Estate and Improvement
Company, of Baltimore City, the
Glades Hotel property in the town of
Oakland; $4,000.
John A. Connell and wife to Rich
ard McCabe, 15@ acres of the tract of
IA n6oessi led Fhe Resurvey on all the
- ~. sgis1, So9e.50.
Gflmor s. Hamill, trustee of Adrian
Glotfelty, to Bruce S. Foreman; G7
acres and 90 perches of "Piney Bot
tom;" $1,000.
Job F W. Griffith and wife to Tru-
man w. Casteel, 5 acres and 4S per-
ches of the tract of land called John
and Mary 5000.
VIM. L. Rawlings and wife to Sarah
j. Durham, Lots and of the sub
division of Lot No Sc in Wilson's
Addition to Oakland; $1,000
Truman W. Casteel and wife to
Cecilia j. Littman, Lots Nos. 10 and
II of the subdivision of a part of the
tract of land called John and Mary"
$400.
Moses Mckenzie and wife to Patrick
Broderick, S2i acres of the Fuller
farm; $1,000.
John A. Murray and others to \.
Knabb & Co., parts Of "The Clean
ings, g34l acres; $211G.
Christiana Lee and Others TO The
Preston Lumber Company, 209 acres
of land; $2100.
Edward S. Gilpin and wife to Ed
ward Pritts; 1909 acres Of the tract
called ''Swanton;' $400.
d. Harrison Friend to John Alvin
Friend and others, trustees, a parcel
of ground known as the Cemetery at
Sang Run; 81.
Maylert NJ. Armstrong and wife to
H. F. Blee & Co., 29O acres of the
tract of land called "Swanton;" $400.
John Blee to Andrew S. Rhodes,
800 acres of tract of land called
"Swanton;" $4OO.
Thomas j. Peddicord, trustee, to
Thomas H. West, one-eighth of an
acre of ground in the town of Swan
ton; 500.
Bernard E. Weimer and wife to
Alvin FaZenbaker; 20 acres and 6
perches of land called Alexander"
$500.
Alyin Fazenbaker to Bernard E.
WeRAer, one-half interest in a tract of
500.
Gilmor s. Hamill, trustee, to Mar
garet A. Smith, tract of land known
as the "McCleary Farm" 1913 1-10
acres; $780,
j. w. Feather and wife to j. NJ.
Fslkenstein, > acres and 50 rods of
land, $42.
M. E. Feather and wife to J. NJ.
Falkenstein, 10 acres of land; $3.50.
Ethbell Falkenstein and wife to j e.
M. Falkenstein; % acres of land; 1886.
George Little and others to Thomas
Little, their interest in Lots Nos. 33
and "a on the plat of Brant's Addition
to Oakland; 1880
Thomas Little and wife to George
Little and Ella Walter, acres of
Military Lot No. SAG; 800.
Edward T. Tower, admir-, etc, and
Adeiia NJ. Merrill to John Felty, jr.,
the residue of Military Lot No. $40,
containing 10! acres; 1894.
David J. Lytle to Matilda j. Lytle,
Military Lot No. 2724 and 25 acres of
Military Lot No. 2722 5000.
Laura S. Flanagan and husband to
Walter w. Flanagan, lot No. 70 in
Speicher's addition to Deer Park;
$3.50.
Charles E. Baldwin and wife to
George F, Wass, Military Lot No
1868; $400.
Charles S. May and wife to Herbert
V. Leighton, an undivided interest
in a lot of ground in the town of
Swanton containing one-fourth acre;
$780,
Charles F. Michael and others to
VIM. A. Michael, all their undivided
interest in. Division No. of the tract
of land called "Come by Chance"
containing 80 acres; also their undi-
vided interest in a tract called Don't
Turn With the World" containing
A acres; also in a tract called GLORY"
containing 2974 acres, except that
portion sold by Philip Michael to
Thomas Perry ct al; 81, etc.
Catherine McQuiggan and husband
to Henry A. Kaese, all their interest
in the lands of which Henry and Car
oline Kaese died seized and possessed;
$1,000.
Margaret Wiley and husband to
Henry A. kease, all their interest in
the lands of which Henry and Caro-
line Kease died seized and possessed:
$1,000.
David L. Michaels and wife to Nor
timer T. Broadwater, one undivided
third interest in 331 acres of land;
800.
Charles NJ. Miller and wife to Chas.
b. Raley, 25 acres of land; $3.50.
Mary A. Shepley to Annie Butler,
lot No. 1912 on the plat of Mountain
Lake Park $3.50.
Mountain Lake Park Association to
Joseph Rembold, lots Nos 937 and $50
on the plat of Mountain Lake Park;
$400
Opera House.
The Arnold Welles players will be-
gin three nights engagement at the
opera house this evening at o'clock
by presenting the four-act comedy
In the Social Swim and changing
the bill nightly. Numerous high
class specialties will be introduced
Prices 10, 90 and 30 cents. Ladies will
be admitted free on Thursday NIGHT