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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-19


TO THE STOCK HoLDFRs OF THE ANT1GlA
CHEMICAL COMPANY, a Corporation orgass
niaed and doing business under the laws OF
the State OF Nirsinia.--You are hereby noti-
fled that there will be meeting OF the
Stockholders OF the above Company at It's
principal office, 1906 p. Main Street. Rich
irord, Va. on tho 22d DAY OF loECENiBER,
forenoon and o'cock In the afternoon, for
the purpose OF taking action on a resolution
of n majority OF the whole Board OF Directo 9
OF said Corporation. passed at meeting OF
said board on the 18th day OF November,
1903 that ut is deemed advisable by sald 10
of said Corporation. that II shall be DIS
solvcd,n the said meeting OF said BOARD nav
Inc been duly called according to law for
the purpose OF considering the above resou-
ton. II. u. TALL 1res.
NOTICE or, STOCKHOLDERS MEETING OF
THE CHASE CITY MINERAL WATER
COMPANY.-By order Of the Board OF Direc.
tors n special meeting OF the Stockholders OF
the Chase city Mineral Water Company 10
hereby called to be held at The Mecklen-
burg" in Chase city MSek,enburf county, ioGs
at r. NJ. OF that day. for the following
purposes namely: To provide funds for tho
payment OF the outstanding debts OF tho
Company and for the further prosecution OF
its business, and in case that Is not done
satisfactorily. to authorize a sale OF the
and personal Of the. Company and to apply
the proceeds thereof to the payment OF the
Conpany's debts. and to the distribution OF
the surplus, II any, to the parties entitled
notified and requested to attend said meeting.
Done by order Of the Board OF Directors
this 10th dav Of November. 1903
THOMAS F. JEFFRESS. President.
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prompt delivery; discount on sentlemet,'c
weekly or monthly wash; also dyeing. clean.
Ing and pressing Phone 3l%; 800 W. Cary.
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WARN1NG-TAKB NOTICE! KAEMpFs
Candles are pure. fresh and OF the best
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RAILROADS..
d r q y Richmond. .FrederIcks
u = x Is burg & Potomac r.

D q D Richmond. Frederleks
ns 70 * t. burg & Potomac r q
Trans Leave Rich mond-h orthward
1851 A. NJ, daily. Byrd St Through.
6:40 A. M. daily. Main st. Through.
7:l6 A. NJ. week days. Eloa' Ashland &C.
500 4. M. Sunday only. Byrd St.
SAC a. NJ week days. Byrd St. Through.
is.Wnoom, week days. Byrd ST. Through.
400 +. NJ, week days. BYRD 81 FRED
ericlssburg accommodation.
sos p. daily, Main ST. Through.
e;o =. NJ, week days, Elpa' Ashland ac-
sos + M, daily Byrd St. Through. Local
stops Sunday.
Trains Arrive Observation-Disclosures.
s;4oA M. week days. Elba. Ashland
s;l5 4. NJ. week days, Byrd st. Fred
ericksburg accommodation, ,
1885 A. NJ, daily, Byrd ST Through.
Local stops sunday. .. M,
1855 4. NJ. week days. Byrd 81, Through
2:oS P. M, daily. Main st. Through.
500 F.. NJ, week days. Elba' Ashland ac-
SR da dsiy RY BIRD s. ST. EhTfGhS 4sSxn
l iS:ss PM +. NJ, daily, Main St, Through,
Note-Pulman Sleeping or Farlor cars
% " 81 5frsns e q d 5Gfai
CENT Man'r ASST. Gen'l Man'r, Traf, Man.
80 JIJNE II. 1905.
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STEAM BOATS.
Merchants and Miners
Transportation Company.
Steamship Line. Direct Route to
Boston, Mass, and Providence, R. !.

steamers leave Norfolk for, Boston Tues-
day, "Wednesday, Friday and Sunday. For
Frovidence Monday. Thlrsday and Satur-
day at 6 r, M. Passengers and freight
taken for all New England points. Tick
cts on sale at G. g 9; Ry. and y. D. "
r, II. WRIGHT. ACT. Norfolk. Va
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LEGAL! NOTICES.

Barbara Neisz ct als..........D Defendants.
IN CFIANCERY.
1t appearing to the Court that an ac-
count OF the lions Of Benjamin II.
Neisz. Administrator of tina estate OF
Charles Nelsz deceased. and of all debts
and demands against the estate of the
said Charles Nesz, deceased. has been
taken and filed In the clerks office of this
court In this suit. and that more than one
year has elapsed since the qualification OF
the said Benjamin Il. Ne!sz as Admins
traitor OF the said Charles NeisZ, deceased
on motion of Philip L. Neisz. one OF the
distributes OF the said Charles Neisz.
creed that all creditors OF the said Charles
Neisz, deceased and all persons asserting
any demands against said decedent's es-I
tate, do show cause, II any they can be-
fore this court on the 10th day of DE-
CCMBER, 1903, why the court should not
require the payment and delivery of the
decedents estate to his distributes by
the Administrator of the said estate with.
out requiring refunding bonds.
~ cHAs. o. sAv1LLE, Clerk.
g. s. z patt At z geAGaa1r1oE oct 2s-law4t
at far below ita value IOoIi70 feot, with good
dwelling thereon, on West Main. See US Mt once.
FOR RENT, AT $500 PER XNNUM,
that attractive dwelling. No, los South
session at once.
N. W. ROWE
North Eleventh Street.
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MEETINGS.

A STATED coNvocAT1oN OF La
r. FAYETTB ROYAL, ARCH CHAPTER.
!" NO 49, will BIO held In Masonic Tenn
wv pic THIS (ThIrsdayl EvEN1NG, Nov.
~ 1909 nj go o'cloet Members OF sister
chapters and visiting companions are cordially
invited .
OSCAR ]. ADAMS. Secretary.
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hand and new furniture, stoves and heaters
Call and see what bargains you can get. T..
H.. HALL AND CO., 1913 N. Sixth Street.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

DESIRABLE ROOM FOR GENTLEMEN.
convenient 70 bath: Franklin Street near
Third. Address r. NJ. care this office
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ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY EARN
good income corresponding for newspapers;
experience unnecessary Send for particulars.
PRESS SYNDICATE, Lockport. NJ y
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TILE PoW:iATAN HOTEL Is NOW open, re-
modelled and thoroughly equipped with new
iurni'hln E and With faultless beds. MANAGE
Hockbridso and Jordan Alum Springs, and
y. 81. BERKELY, 20 years conductor on c.
* o. r. r.
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WANTED, TO HANG all The lace curtains In
town aud lay the carpets. make the shades
ana put on tho weather strips. c. 3. NoR.
& 5NELb @No 2llh N. Sixth Street; phone 450.
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HATS AND CLOTHES cleaned and prsss ed; work
sn,le for delivered. No. po4 East Broad.
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CAME TO MY PLACE FIRST AVENUE.
Chestnut Hill, one brindle COW. Owner Will
please come for 1t and pay charges and take
Same away. @. 7. SHERER.
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HELP WANTED-Female.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

COMPANION-FOR 81 "A WEEK A-LADY OF;
refinement and good disposition, would act
chilly, do the upstairs work and nending.
r. SCOTT, Middleburg, Nd.
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SOMETHING NEW In dentistry digh.srads
bridge work: In my process there Ia no pos.
stbility Of cracking or breaking of: facing
rot submitted TO heat in process OF solder.
g. J. DAVIDSON. Seventh and Broad.
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PERSONALS.

HURRY UP OR ALL THE BARGAINS WILL
be sold. sT1EFF, 4a1 East Broad.
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ENOGRAPHER-YOUNG MAN, WITH TEN
months experience as stenographer in good
business house would like position; best
reference from last employer; also under.
stands bookkeeping and Office work. Adure"s
STEADY, care this Office.
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NOTICE.

ANY FORMER NORTH cARoLINIAE. NOW
resident in the city Of Rtchmond who desires res
70 become member Of the North SAio'i Ne
name at once to the, Address below S MI, -
LIAM l., FouSHEE, Secretary OF Is sn1lp,na
OrSanzation. Richmond College. Nen4avuus
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REAL ESTATE-For Sale.

FOR BALE-Cottau plantation for sale rich
bottom lands Roanoke River; steamboat
landing on premises, 1856 acres, 50 miles from
Norfolk. Il. C. HARRINGTON. Palmyra, NJ
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LOST AND FOUND.

Seventh and Broad street, or on Clay Street
car lady's gold hair SLIDE. Reward II re-
turned to 500 West Clay Street.
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The Busy Bees ~ y
Tee.Dee Want Ads.
BOARDING.

WANTED, PERMANENT AND TABLE
boarders at $40 East Clay Street; good table,
bright rooms; terms reasonable.
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FOE SALE-Three horsepower Gasoline EN-
CINE. GEO. W. EUkER CO.. 10 North Sew
enth Street.
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HELP WANTED-Male.

PLuMBER-wANTED. AT ONCE. FIRST
class plumber; stendy position given: reter-
ences Apply Box $50, city.
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RECRUITS WANTED FOR THE U. s..
Marine Corp-Able bodied, unmarried men,
ashore and ailoat. Apply at Shafer Build
Ing, next door to General Postofflce.
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a 1850 UPRIGHT PIANO. BEST HIGH.
grade make; party leaving city has 5author-
ized us to sell for 3l6o. This u not only a
bargain, but a sacrifice. See It and DO: con:
WINGED. 4 It will not stay with US long. THE
CABLE COMPANY. No. 2la East Broad ST
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NJ AIN. e., sie-F1Rs'r- GLASS BOARD.
bright rooms, newly Furnished porcelain
bath; permanent and transients desired.
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FOR SALE.

TO GET YOUR PLUMBING. HEATING AS I2
timing done property go TO +. 8. DALTON
& CO., 16 Governor Street
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a $500 GRAND SQUARE WEBER PIANO.
ali modern improvements, cost originally 500.
as good as tho day 1t left the factory, will
be sold this week for $500 You want to SEQ
. US this week Tor bargains. Everything. IN
the music line. THE CABLE COMPANY.
No. 2l3 East Broad Street.
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J11sT RECEIVED FROM THE A1ANUFAC.
turcrs a large shipment OF tho best moulded
records TOR eyndsiEo talking Gan, machine; Y ou
can buy them here at &c. EACH Why pay
the diiterence7 THE CABLE COMPANY,
No. 2l3 East Broad Street.
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our NEW DEPARTMENT., OF FINE PM. MEATS y. 5!
apureciated: finest select lon and reasonable
rces they arc the choices nd en %5 ta MucUsT
GnoCERY CO.. 72O-22 ". Cary Phone Ss4.
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o11R CUSTOMERS INTEREST rs GUARD.
ed zeaiousy; 6oc. cylinder records. brand
new, at &c THE CABLE COMPANY. No.
2l3 East Broad Street.
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A STRICTLY HIGH-CLAss NORTHERN
fancy cake and pastry baker, ornamenter,
ETC.. desires good position. CoNFECTlONER,
care this Office.
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WE ARE STUDYING YOUR INTEREST
while you sleep. You can havo tho best
moulded records for talking machines at &c.
We are the factory agent. and y9n can on enly
COMPANY, No. 2l3 East Broad Street
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FOR RENT, LEASE OR SALE, A GROCERY
Store, with dwelling attached and ono acre
OF ground For particulars apply 7. II.
STONE. Box u.s. Virginia Beach, Va
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SITUATION WANTED-Male

WANTED, BY MAN OF EXPERIENCE. a
farm to work on shares. Address j.. b., $40
North Twenty Seventh Street, city.
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ONE FULL SIZE sTERL1N0 UPRIGHT
plano, practically M good as new. must DO
sold this week. Price $40 This 10 a bargain.
THE CABLE COMPANY. No. 2l3 Fart Broad
Street. EH
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BRASS TENDERS, FIRE SETS. AND AN
dirons. N. KLEIN & SON. $40 p. Broad st.
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you CAN HAVE TALKING MACHINE
music to your hearts content, and at one: hn.f
Tor 2sc THE CABLE COMPANY. No. III
East Broad Street.
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n GREAT TUMBLE IN TALKING MACHINE
Records We are selling tho best moulded
records at 80. Used on any cylinder ma
chine. We save you ESQ. on every record:
THE CABLE COMPANY. No. 21a E. Broad
Street.
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GOOD SQUARE PIANOS AT ANY PRICE
you want at STIEFFS. AL r. Broad.
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EXPERT SHORTHAND By MAIL. sTENo-
former y. 8. Senate employees: our method II
superior to class instruction: each student re-
,ceives the personal attention OF an expert:
only. your spare time required. Write for
particulars and free scholarship Offer +. L
PLuMMER, Secy, 15h L ST. N. W.. WASH
1nEtoh. d. c.
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FOR RENT.

WANTED. TO RENT NICE. LARGE NINE.
room dwelling; 2 Latrobes, China presses
1ardrobes large yards $40 per month IL
NJ. ANDERSON, 1879 West Cary.
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WANTED, by MAN OF EXPERIENCE.
position to drive laundry or grocery wagon;
laundry preferred. Address w. b., slb North
Twenty seventh Street. city. 4
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sTRAIGHr WHIsKEYs-ovERHoLr GIVE
years.. $3.50 per gallon: Monticello 1--WE
years $3.50 perIgallqn carre oils, Spring Go1 !,
FOODS on earth: Charter Gull quartz,
Bottled in bond, 81; goods delivered. KELLY.
1903 Franklin. s,.-se
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HAVE YOU HEARD THE LATEST WE
are selling the best moulded records for all
cylinder nacnines at &c. Tho same kind
that formerly sold at 5oc Why pay ne az dif-
No 2l3 East Broad Street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-07-21
AN UGLY HUSBAND
Released on One Charge. Assaults Wife
and Is Promptly Jailed.

Maiden, Mass, July 20.-EdWard B.
Eldredge Of Medford. whose wife, En-
MA T. Fldredge, accused him Of having
choked and beaten her, recently having
had his case continued in the district
court here, today, called his wife into
the hall after the hearing was ended
and assaulted her. He was arrested in
the act, taken back to the dock and i'm
lnediately sentenced by Judge Bruce, to
serve one year in the house of correc-
ton.
Mrs. Eldredge and her son by a for
iner marriage had appeared against
Eldredre at today's proceedings, but
the defendant, claiming that his wife
was In the habit of going around with
another man, the court decided to con-
tnue the case until August S. Mrs. FL
dredge urged the judge to send her hus-
band away, claiming that her life would
not be safe unless such action was TAX
en-.
Later, however, when Mr.. Eldredge
requested the privilege of speaking to
his wife in the corridor, she stepped
outside the court room, whereupon the
man Immediately began to beat her.
The son interfered and moment later
Chief Of Police Holmes appeared and
placed Eldredge under arrest.
Without delay the prisoner was hur-
ried before Judge Bruce. The facts in
the case were made known and the SEN
tence of one year in the house of correc-
ton was imposed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-07-21
NOTHING TO A7RlTRATE.
So tho Bar Harbcr Board of Arbitra
ton Hastens to Resign.

Bar Harbor, Me, July 2O.-The mem
be:s of the joint committee appointed
to arbitrate the difficulties of the build
ers and union men finding they had
nothing to arbitrate, have resigned.
However. they were persuaded to con-
tinue their hearings and make recon-
mendations which shall not be binding
TO either side. The first meeting for
this purpose was scheduled for toni ght.
When the papers We're signed for the
selection of n committee of arbitrati tion
it was agreed TO arbtrat te all matters i'll
dispute. After the hearings began the
committee found the two factions We're
not on the same ground. The union
men refused to submit to the PROPOSE
ton that they should work with non
union men as that would be contrary
to their naticHal constitution. The
builders claimed tli9 was one Of the
matters under dispute and should be
arbitrated.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-07-21
A MYSTERY PARTIALLY SOLVED.
identity of Child Left at Home OF Ma
pcIcon Laferier Established.

The mystery Of the child that NApoieoa
Iaferier found on the door step OF his
home on kennebec street. a few weeks
ago has been solved, or, at least. in part.
for whiie its identity has been established
there are many points in the case that
have yet not been cleared tip. The story
as learned by the police Is like this: 1t
seems that the mother of the child wes
not in a position to care for 1t herself
ard wished to find a good home where
she could rest assured that IL would he
safe and well cared for. A friend told
her that size knew of Just such a place
and that the people would be glad T. have
the child, So the mother gave it TO her
with the understanding that she should
secure board for it, and has since had
no reason to doubt that this arrangement
was being carried out just as planned.
But something aroused her suspicious.
and she learned, Monday, the true con
dition Of affairs, and succeeded in ioca
ting her child. Her friend, meanwhile,
Stoutiy denies that she failed to cary!
out her part OF the agreement. asse-tii's
cmphatcalIY that she did just as she
promised she would. A. Laferier denies
that sny arrangements for boarding the
child was ever made with him and de
clares that his first story of finding il
on his door step was true. So this is the
way the matter rests at present. There
seems to be a discrepancy in the stories
but no one can accurately locate it.
The ch!d's grandmother came down
from Skowhegan. Monday. to take It
home with her and seemed perfectly de
lighted with having n chance to do 50
1t has been receiving the best of treat
meut ut the home of Mr. Lafete: aaI is
row fat and happy as 81 king. Whatever
may have been the circumstances in It's
past history. thc child has now returned
| to its own relatives ana seems assured of
| q good home, as the t;rantimathe: Is IN
| comfortable circumstances. MI the cN-
penses of its stay here have been paid
and the whole matter settled.
| As no further action is to he taken ,nd
the whole thing seems now to have been
satisfactorily arranged, the names of the
| PARTIES interested are withheld
Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-07-21

W.n Eecue. the gate tender at the
Rinss hill crossing, is of an inventive
turn of mind, and has perfected an
appliance to be used in connection with
The apparatus at the crossing which
works like ch2rm. Rincs hill crossing
is the worst in the city, coming as it
does OH a curve. and being the point
where the tracks Of the steam cars and
ciectr.es cross one another, and the gate
tender has his hands fjlil in keeping
these clear, to say nothing OF the
many vehicles and pedestrians which
are constantly crossing the tracks
t>ften-t;ine west bound freight may
he coming down through the upper
ward, while en electric car is at The top
OF the hill, and the car will be held to
allow the passage of the freight, and
thus lose time. 1t was to avoid this
that Mr. Eeene put his appliance
which is nearly a small semaphore into
operations. TO do SO, he saw a line from
the round house down along side. the
track to point opposite the gate. and
from there across under the track, and
to the base, which is raised to allow
an electric to pass. When car is al
the top OF the hill, and freight is
approaching there is often time
enough to allow the electric to cross the
track in safety, and by going up to the
round house Mr. Keene can see the
track as far as = Bridge street, so il
ihare is time, he can pull the cord. and
thus raise the ball, which allows the
electric to cross.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-07-21

ram: Eunice l.. Cram. Augusta, land il.
Massv vsua, y, 70 George Diplock, Augusta, -,
;msy ;Maly u. Hogan. Augusta. land and huild-
iin;sS i;s N augusta, to Charles W. and tai o.
Fog - 1fogg; Augusta: $40; ChaFles Y
uss e,sta augusta, land and buildings, AZ
ssSo sssSos'a' to Clara NJ. De Voc, Augusta
ACCOMPLISHMENTS s Fideldj,
ysaaI MsaaanIchester, land ard buildings in krad-
ieiu' 10 Haddy Voto, Read adfeld. SloU; W ~
t@lan nam X. and Nancy H Atkinson. Read
neid, land in Readfeld to Walter q,
smith. Readfeld, S22.
VASSALBOkO-M Cavanaugh of
,rassaiboro, ,r land in Nassalboro: to Well
'hSt9n a.{9 I- r REYNOLDS, Winslow, 81; ,
anS nMS1hMmi,HsRoP-AME. e. Titus, Bethel @ land
h,man, man, Winthrop, sl'. o,.,o
! ,ooa ooAakLAND-Jerome Damren. Oakland
Gi.i fa.,id N Oakland to Wilfred A. Bates
QUIT CLAIMS.
Gt A-Frank L. Butler, Aflie. NJ.
| "a, ~, L7aIs ana Josephine Holley, Farming
Mass, Aia land and buildings in Augusta, to
harriet G. Messer, Augusta; Leslie f.
Neal, Belfast. land and buildings in Au-
nsta; a.. to Margaret c. Neal; Spokane, !, 5; )
' ana building in Augusta. to Cora. 3.
iuln ner Augusta, $ls; Lewis \. Barleigh.
TAugusla, land and buildings, Augusta. to
Io.a b. Turner, Augusta. 81; Gertrude
! /. Grant. Augusta, land and buildings,
augusta: St to William S. Grant, Anaconda.
w WfNSLOW-Lockwood Co, Watervllc.
M ldnu IN Winslow. to Joseph Libby, WINS
,cLINToN-Ervina F. and Frank L. Nc
kenney, Clinton. land in Clinton. TO Rose
! NJ. church, Boston. $3.50; Eugene Cain,
| DaIlei z. Cain, Marcellus Cain, Hattie
Chamberlain and Josephine Gerald, Clin-
Ton, and Chas; S. Cain, Leslie NJ. Cain,
Boston, and Bertha Cain. land in Gin
ton to Willis 1. Cain, Clinton. 81.
IN sisDjMEf9Percey s'j,h., l.. Libby. Sidney lard
well; land and buildings in HalloweI, to
fTe9 r5f r5f,ISc,,S, ;; Grover. Hallowell, 81 ,.
l.. pddF,TsToN-Francis ~ II ION, Nash, Plttston
GEINA-Harrison F. Merrill, Windsor,
half mill privilege and plant in China, to
Albert r: Burrill, China, So
mouth, land in Monmouth. to Esther Eu-
nice Curtis. s1a
MT. vERNON-Rowena C. NJ. Goddard.
Waketeld, r. l.. land in Mt. Vernon. to
Woods, Lowell, Mass, land in Mount
vernon; to Luther Woods, Mount Yer
GARDINER-James L. Lawrence.
bingham, Frank D. Lawrence, Mrs. Char
!otte, Emerson and Flosse G. Lawrence.
Gardiner. land in Gardiner, to Emily /.
Lawrence. Gardiner. sl@
EEADFIELD-Emery o. Bean, Read
Smith Readfeld, ST..
" EST Gh -. !, r,t-Martha T. Newell,
Gardiner. Land in West Gardiner to Sally
Ann Rhodes and Matilda A. Huntington,
West Gardiner, s40U: Guy A. iIildreth.
Gardiner. land auI h,'''!in~s IN West
Gardiner to Bartlett & Dennis Co., Car
diner, s1a.
RFLGRADE-Frark II. Leighton. AL
1ny h,,il o.
owen r. Wellman. Augusta, 81; William
ii. Williamson, Belgrade, Nancy NJ.
lockwood, Augusta. owen r. Welman,
Frank r. Welman. Lonzo l.. NTellnar.
> jgusta, land in Belgrade, TO James
Watson, Augusta. $1*
And other valuable considerations.