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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-10-08
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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-10-08
THEATRICAL.
.'METZ IN THE ALPS, y

AL. H. Metz Wilson in the new
"Metz in the Alps" will be the attrac-
tion at the Paris Grand on Saturday,
Oct. r. Mr.. Wilson requires no length
press notices coached in fowry Ian
guage to inform the public who and
what he is They are we'll acquainted
both with him and his capabilities as a
comedian and singer, for he long since
won his way into their favor with his
melodious voice and tuneful ballads
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-10-08
The Price of Health.

The price of health in a malarious
district is just Is cents; the cost of 2
box OF DR.. Kings New Life Pills. .
writes Ella Slayton, of holland, Ark
New Life Pills cleanse gently and i'm.
part new life and vigor to the system
25c- satisfaction guaranteed at Ober
dorfer's drug store. oct
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-10-08
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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-10-08

The Emperor. of Japan has thirty
residences scattered throughout his
domain.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-10-08

The founder is said 10 deposit 1000,
600, 900 eggs in the coul sc of year.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-10-08
ONE OF THE SEASONS BEST.


There are heroes and heroes on the
stage, but the prince of them all is
Monte Cristo." He is at once the
exemplar and the despair if the lesser
dramatists and he mapes the swash-
bucklers of cheap melodramas look like
farce comedy characters. The secret
of the pre-eminence of Edmond Dantes
can be easily discovered by watching
the play as it will be presented by
Fred G. Conrad's Company at the
Opera House, Paris, KY, Tuesday, Oc-
tober 18th. Eugene Moore, the noted
actor, who has played the star part
in Monte Cristo." innumerable times,
furnished the play which Mr.. Conrad
uses and with this version go the ira
ditions of the part as Mr.. Moore
always played it. This actor has a
clear vision of what makes a real hero.
and he has endowed mis- Count of Monte
Cristo accordingly. Mr. Conrad ap-
parently has gathered an exceptional
company. He will use the necessary
quantity of special scenery.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-10-08

ever breathing of love and heart inter-
est. IT. can be said, however, that to
lend atmosphere to the production of
"Metz in the Alps" the clever touch
of the scenic artists brush has been
augmented with wonderful electric
effects which render the stage pictures
delightfully."- beautiful and true to ma
ture. The scenes of the play are laid
in romantic Switzerland and the story
as told amid picturesque surroundings
and among a people who know for
their quaint habits and everlasting
friendships.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-03
BOULEVARD MONSTRUO
IN PRoYEcTo De NAPOLEON |

No tan solo son de nuestro tiemro
las grsndes reformas grsndes pre-
yectos urbanos. En- 1870, por ejemplo,
Napoleon ideo prolongar la Avenida de
los Campos Eliseos { n lfnea recta has
ia Ell bosque de Saint Germain, con 10
cual vendria d tener la gran VIA una
exte nsi6n total de dieciseis kilometres.
Este proyecto ha vuelto ahora ser
tornado n consideration por los conse.
jeros munclpales &c los departamentos
franceses que af eta. es decir, los
del Sena y Sena-y O se;:y Sc allaAen
Was de reallzarse, 81 bien modihcatio
en- sus detalles, de acuerdo con los ada
lantos .nodernos. FL proye@to tusl
omprende una ancha via a>faltada
para automoviles, otra para carruajes
dos GALES para bicicletas, dos aceras,
TN ferrocarril que sera subter anto @
hasts Neuilly. <As
Este hecho nos tcae 4 "a me rtler4s
otro proyecto de gran via que Sc con
-cibi6 para Madrid, pfecisamente Ell ell
brcve periodic en- que sc lnstalo en-
nuestra capital Jose Bonaparte. En-
esa epoca Sc proyect6 un gran "boulc-
ward" trazado en- Inca recta desde
Palacio hasta la Pueyta de 4 Gala, be
lisimo por 10 tanto en- sus p-rsp ctiSas.
De este proyecto es heredero, aun
l. +
con Ell cual va Sucediendo 10 que con
otras muchas cosas de nuestro pals. { S
decir, que no ha dado mas resuItado
praet'co que una pieza del genero
chico.
De os d IS proye ctos hermanos, con-
ceb por los hermaro os BOnaparte,
uno W, pues, Ser res,llzado al cabo
de un siglo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-03
Qt'a excursion De Ptary

AIcomandante Robert E. Pea
dery. la marina de los Estados
Uni.ios sc le ha concedido Otra
licencia de tres amos para que
emprenda de nuevo sus explo-.
Taciones articas en- busca del
polo norte el pr6ximo verano,
de las que 10 unico que. puede
apartarle es la calcncla dc fon
dos FL buque Roosevelt que
10 llevo en- su uitimo viajc. esta
en- Shorter Island, donde Sc le
cambiau las calderas y Sc espe-
"a afsu captain ALI para que di-
ria los tfabajos; 10 que hace
Greer que eI exploration tiene
eoperanzas de encontrar Ia ayu-
da 6nanciera necesaria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-03
NEvADAS TARDIAS

Houghton, Michigan, y la region en-
que sc encuentra sc hallan envue)t as
por segunda vez. en- una violenta tenn.
pestad de nieve. Durante cinco dias,
la nieve cayo casi sin pirar y las CO.
Inunicaciones por terra y por los rios
estan casi interrumpdas. Desde que
Sc empez6 a explotar esa region mine.
ra. no Sc recuerda un nal tempo Sc
mejante. En- Ashland, del mismo Es-
aado el v:ento era hurac ans do y habia
sdcs pies de nieve en- las GALES.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-03
IN NuFl0 lER0p lNo'


contintan. sobre todo en- Francia,
los estndios = experimentos para re-
solvsr 81 problema de la nsvegaci6n
A3lfa.
81 50 del mes pasado se hicieron en-
Paris las pruebas de an nuevo aero
plano que lleva Ell nombre de su in
'ventor. Delagrange.
Pilotado por el aviador Charles
Voisin, realix6 con relative Exito tres
pruebas. En- Ia primera el vuelo fue
de 200 metros. Rn IL segunda el aero
plandse elev6 con fscilidad, pero des-
puks de recorrer unos cnantos metros,
volvi6 { caer terra. En- IL tercera
Sc le hixo dar un vuelo de $50 metros
4 dos tres do altura.
Los descensos Sc hicieron todos sua-
vemente, sin que ocurriera la menor
averia.
Santos Dumont, que Sc hallaba pre-
sense, felicito mucho M. Delsgrapge.
Este Sc encuentra muy satisfecho de
los resultados obtenidos, y resuelto
perseguir con empefio el modo d.: al
canzarlos mas decisivos, perfeccionan-
do su aeroplano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-03

Aquello lie atacaba los nervos y no tenia NADIA d
hermoso.
So acabaron las resonancias magicas, los fascn
dores ell universe de que habia lie
gado presentir momento. -. Sue edianse las g
los ejercicios secos mon6tonos. insfpidos mas
insfpidos que las Conversations de sobremesa que
versaban sobre los patos sempre sobre los misnoS
platos
Ell nino empez6 'por escuchar distrada mente La
lecciones de su padre.
Rudamente sermoneado ~ cambi6 de conducta:*
No SO hisieron esperar los golpes los que pusa
el mas perverso humor
Lo que mas 10 irrit6 fue Dir a Mechor noche
revelar proyectos en- la habitacion inmed ediata.
IDe suerte quo e obgaban estar removiendo
todo el dfa pedaxos de marhl aburrrse sobcrana
mente Il solo prop 5sito de exibill, ami
NAL sabioi
Nj siquiera |. jaba1 tempo para hacer vi
sita 4 81 querido RIO.
lPor que 50 habian de encarnizar contra 6ll
-Sentfase 'ndignado herdo en- su orgullo en-
"a libeuad.
Resolv6 pues mas tocar 10 mas NAL
posib1 fin de desalentar su padre.
La sefa durs, p.ro habia que salvar 81 in
d.pendencis.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-03
-:
JUAN CRISTOBAL

todo el mes hasta que hubese tocado todos sus
eercicios sin altar uno solo, ;.
Despues lie did TN puntapie cerro la pderta,-
Critobal encontr6 la escaera en- Ia sucia Y
<bscura escaera de cacomidos pedanos.
Por crstal de caraboya enraba una CO.
rrene de are Ia humcdad goteaba por las paroles,
Crit6ba Sc sent6 de los sucios peldahos.
sntisnd0 laf fue1temente So coraz6o de emeei6n
de ira.
Por 10 bajo ipjuraba su padre:
-iAnima ieso es 10 que eresj Jun animal
bruto 81 bruto i1e aborrezco te aborrezco mo
alegraria de verte muero!
Su p-cho Sc hinchaba los sollozos -
Miraba desesperadamente la sucia escalers la
tela de araaa que agitaba e vento sobre cabeza.
Seutiase solo perdido en1ae1io de su desgracia
Miro hacia abajo por ebt1e los barrotes de Ia ba-
randillA. ....<a zH
tPor que no Sc habfa de tirar nacia abajo2....
Mejor serfa tirarse sp9r Ia veatana.... ST. i.u
uuerte 10 servirfa de castigoi
Que rcmordmicnto tendrfa
Parecfale OR Ell ruido de Ia csi Ia de su cuerpo
J: que sbrfa II puerta precipitadsmente.
Con vos augustiada gritaban:
Use ha cafdo! jss h cafdo.' @. u
Lue2o bajaban corriendo lfs escaleras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-03
Hotel Paris
GALE MENDEZ VGO. NJ Ii
I9TUoIo De A9ooAnoD
- NOTARlA

oJo" FL aqua mineral natural de VILAJUIGA, es
e meor remedo las Intermediates Estomago
sa alas destiones Su agradabe puede toarse
como aqua comun Este para hay
ia de boteas de tro boeas suelta en- las
casas sguientes.
MAYAGUEZ don E. Franco ~
PONCE, Hotel Comado don B. Me1a
AGUADlLLA, Farmacia de don ]. J. Font
AREC1BO Hotel Las Baleares' Cafe de los Sres Mir
Orp Ca
FAJARDO Farmacia de don Luis Ordonez
GUAYAMA, Sres. Freiria Hnos u
CAGVAS, Sr Ambosio Machuca ~>
MANATI, Sres J. Padro Co. -
HUMACAO don Aureio Ramirez E:
MAUNABO. Fa1macia de don lose G. Sugra1es
CAROLINA. Sres, Arsuaga Ca -.
CANOVANAS. Sres Fernandez 5obrinos.
SAN JUANI Farmacia Colon de r. Anazan Sucesores
e Fernandez hemano Sucesores de Sobrno Fernandez
garcia rerez Ca don lose Ferna andez don Francisco Crero
Y sus agentes generates +. Font hernanc. ~
Precio en- todas parties 30 ctvS bot, ,lu de | lro
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-03

o. veusss = q viais Madrid, d eeea>joe1l
% o6dsa professional
- h Calls q Tetuxn n6mers =.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-05-02

A new record was established In
the Dead Letter Office this month In
the return OF undeaivered letters to
their writer's. This has always
been serious problem. and till q
few months ago it locked as though
the Dead Letter Office had become
SO congested that it never would be
able to catch up and return dead
letters with reasonable promptitude.
The work has been systematized
under the administration of Assist
ant Postmaster General P. v. De-
Graw. He held from the first time
he took Office that there was no rea
son why Dead Letter mail should
not go back to it's writers immed-
lately. He set the force in the
office to cleaning up the arrears and
two months ago succeeded in return
ing la, 4S8 letters. This record has
been badly beaten this month. when
20, 308 letters were returned, ieav-
ing arrears Of only so, 900 to be dealt
with. This is o cheerful contrast to
the situation a few months ago when
there we're over 20O.O8O letters in
the division waiting yainly for re-
turn.
DeGraw is himself an old news
paper man and was formerly mana
ger Of the United Press In Wash
ington. He is an expert telegraph
operator and has the distinction OF
operating daily the shortest tele-
graph line in the world. 1t is lit
aover 80 feet long and runs from
of'nsk into the next room TO that
dentiaivate secretary and conf
operatorsk, both of whom are ex-
telegraph liz. DeGraw uses the
phone In direcstead OF the tele-
tants. He somethhis two assis-
for dictation, and wlses IL also
desk and dictate letters bt at his
his clerk In the next room. ire to
very private sort of communicA o
too, for there are not many yisito
who can read code" and the line
much less subject to eayesdroppir
than telephone line would be.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-05-02

In Maryland. and ask him whether
Il was not upon Sunday. at twilight.
when the chimes Of neiehborIng
churchbslls were announcing even
ing vespers. that he aud I. IN SCI
cluded apartment at Rennert's Ho-
tel, took solemn vow that We would
place the Republican party upon d
sacred and a holy footing here Ia
Maryland. that we would take care
Of her spiritual welfare: that In or
der to accomplish this ID was absolu-
tely necessary to depose the pre-
sent hierarchy. with Mr.. Bonaparte
at its head. who had lowered the
standard OF political purity, and to
put in his place Mr.. Thomas Parrau.
who is as pure as a vestal virgin in
his conception and execution Of
great political reforms.
And Their, Mr.. President. In
quire of Mr.. jackson. when we par
ted whether ! did not sing unto him
a hymn-because nv brother Jack
son is a pious aud devout member
Of the church and has frequently
said TO me that should never sing
until the hymn Is gwen out-a verse,
of which, slightly paraphrased,
sounds as follows:
THE battle soon win yield,
II thou thy part mlnM
For, strong as 10 the hostile shield,
Thy purse Ia stronger stlIi.'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-05-02
SPRING GOODS


We take the grent pleasure III inform.
ing the Public, our store ii now stocked
with the newest and most seaaonable
goods.
Our HATS are strictly up-to date az
u our DRESS GOODS, MILLINERY.
Innings, SILKS. &c,
Among our Boys Clothing can Be
found the NEW PLAIDS. INVISIBLE
CHECKS and BLUE SERGEs.
We have Ia our Shoe department the
latest PATENT COLT TIES, CANVAS
OXFORDS In White and Gray also a
few pairs Of good BLACK OXFORDS for
IS cents.
Our House Furnishing departments CON
slsts Of MATTINGS, RUGS, CURTAINS.
OIL CLOTH, &c.
4 line Of Souvenir Post Cards OF the
Towns most popular views.
Give me call Or write for samples and
prices
LA. JONES Il SON
March 2s. '07--ti. y a Y 49,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-05-02
SECOND DISTRICT.

Susan Cook, House and lot. Liber j. r
T No. ". Folio 274, Taxes, int, and
Mrs. Vim, III Cutchemher, Mousc and
LOT, Liber, J. J. q. No, 4, Folio 50, Taxes.
int, and costs. $500.
William Gross, House and lot. Liner
J. !. 9: No 2, Folio AL, Tnxea, int, and
costs, $500. '''
2. ~ Huribert, Iiaydens Right and
6uyther's Range, 90 acres; Improve
nents; Lyncb'e Purchase, 100 acres.
Liber z. y. A. No 3, Folio 40, Taxes
Int, and costs, SLIGO.
William A. Jourdan, Part Drayden.
I acres; improvements. Liber j. II. II.
No. Z, Folio ~. Taxes, int, and costs.
50. so.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-05-02
Mr.. Rsyner on Mr.. Muda.

AT the Meeting at the Lyric, baltimore. on
THURSDAY, April % 1857.
when speak OF electinR hin
there is one fact that we must no,
forget, my frieds, and that Is that
we are up against the strongest
moral combination upon the Republi.
can side that ever made It's appear.
ance In this State. Twopure, white
souls have united TO tear away the
Republican party from the paths or
sin and wickedness and infuse into
IL the spirit OF their own celestial
virtues.
Mr.. Mudd and Mr.. Jackson could
no longer stand the questionable
methods of Mr.. Bonaparte. aud they
revolted and rebelled and raised the
standard Of reform They beheld
Mr.. Bonaparte resorting to practices
that we're so far beneath their own
lofty ideals Of party management
that they made up their minds that
a heroic effort must be made to place
the party upon a moral plane and
wrest 1t from his bands. Initiating
the example OF another distinguish
ed gentleman upon anothercccasio
they both applied 70 the pastor Of
their respective churches and asked
for spiritual advice in reference 10
the case Of Mr.. BonaDarte.
Il was sad case to deal with.
They had no feeling Of unfriendIi-
ness toward Mr.. Bonaparte not
the slightest On the contrary.
they admired him for the great and
skillful generalship that be had dis.
played upon the field Of Maryland
politics, and they admired him par
tionlarly for the ardent friendship
that he had manifested toward them |
upon many an occasion. Il was. /
therefore, a great sacrifice that they
we're making. But what else could |
they do? Mr.. Mudd could not stand
by and permit Mr. Bonaparte. as the
leader Of the party to indulge ii
tacticts that were DIT utter war with
Mr.. Mudd's sublime ideals Of polili.
cal methods and morality.
Mr.. MUD 10 THE PREslDENT.
And that is exactly what Mr..
Mudd told the President, and that
Is what 50 completely staggered the
President. He said:
- Mr.. President. am not inspir.
ed by any prejudice against Mr..
Bonaparte. On the contrary. nv
only object and intention in making
Mr.. Parran chairman of the Repub- !
lican committee was TO place the
party upon such commanding posi-
lion Of honor and of principle that
neither Mr.. Bonaparte nor anyone
Use will hereafter dare to drag il
Town again, and when that result
8 reached then am prepared to
'ctire, because / have no futher TO-
crest ID politics when / have car.
led out this great moral purpose
I purifying and redeeming my
,arty.
III you do not take my word for
bis, Mr.. President, send for my
opartner, who furnished the CAPT.
j to my firm, Mr.. jackson. who is
ecognized as the apostle Of pure
and incompatible politics
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-05-02
EIGHTH DISTRICT.

Mrs Jane Il Beale. Part u Forest Hall.
81 acres and improvements. Lih4r y. Y. "a,
No q folio 100. Taxess interest and costa, " %.
Jennie BsadleS Part Hooper chance. "
@& - - ''''''
jams 4. Chapman. House ana lot. Llber
!. ,. q. No 8, folio ~ Taxes interest and
j. ". crntchsr nreinhao Purchase. $50
acre8 and improvements LlbHf r. y, a. No
Il folio 20. Taxes Interest and costs, sl2 u
A. II. Curtis Heirs House and lot. Mbar ,.
= p, No 10. folio rs Taxes interest and costs
John n. cnrila. HOUSE ana lot. eacres. ~
beK + :. 4, No i tolio IA Taxes Interest
and costa, = %
Elizaheth Dyson. Part Hopeweila, nache-
lofA etc, y acres, improvements. Liner ]. r.
~ %, folio ~ Taxes. interest and costs.
sanuos &. Poorest Land nom George v.
HroWH, IL acres. Liner i. b. A., No 4 folio
100. Taxes. interests and cuatss - %.
Charles J. enfaon aud ], Columbus Dorsey,
House and lot 1stbef x. y, A., No 5, folio ip3.
Taxes, Interest ard costs, 8 70.
Joseph 1ukdanA hairs Part Truth and
Trust, icD acres. No deed. Taxes, interest
and eoatas -.
Cornelius Robinson Part Denby. f7a acres
aud improvements. Lgl&r II j. gs, No, 4, TO-
10 ~. faxeN, interest," sind cuats, ~ 81
Caroline s0merslllo. Houao and lot No
uFN0s AM&eHa tntkatfHt ana UlRstAs " 1&
Mary smith. Land nom Joseph smith, 4
acres ard improvements No aoHd. Fmxc2s
interest and enKtHa ~ "
funaingek TawnAyH hnsrs. Land from
Duke. 10 acres, NODDED. TAxsas Interest and
nnmts. ~ -
Joseph waFsensem. Iilily issens. @c. g
Acres aud improvements. NO deed Taxes,
interest," and Costs, 80 e.
George VI. Wood. Ifnpsa and lot Llher
ia. 81, No. i. folio ~. Tagea, interest and
costs. $40.
NINTH DISTRICT.
william .. t'hassar. 1ionee and lot. liner
.. j.. o., No !. fotioa lis and n TA1fa. inter
eat and costa p -
Maxfadef Clarke House aud lot lslhcf
X B. A., Noa. folio ~. faaess interest and
costs y -
JAMES i UOUaa.
Late County Treasurer fof ~ afafy's Co, sd
April p Gid
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-05-02
THIRD pIsTRIcT.

Georgeanna Barnes, Part Logan
Plains, 20 acres, aud improvements. ma
deed, Taxes, Int, and costs. So. II.
Lewis Bean, Part vanHnfEIea. 10
acres, Liber J. T. f. No. 2, Folio 4gg
Taxes, interest and costs. $3.50.
Henrietta BransoD, Land from f;eoroe
Mathen, . acres land from Sebastian
Thompson, Is acres; land from Joseph
Woodland, 4 acres and improvements.
Llber j Il. r. No, Q, Folio 87O. Taxes
int, and costs, S8.70,
Clara Chase. House and Iot. Liner j
Il 4 Ne, ., Folio 40i. Taxes. lnt, and
costs. 1880.
Abraham Mason, Land from e. q.
Nathen. y acres, Liber u. b. a. No. 4.
Folio 300, Taxes, int. and costa. 94.95.
William 4. Price, Land from 4. N
Johnson, TX acres; land from George
Mathen, TKacres; land from Sebastian
Thompe0n, ~ acres and Improvement.
Llber q b. A., No. l Folio 34l. Taxes.
int, and costs, 1920.
Henry Thompson Hrs, Part Amorlea
Felix secundus, Y Of an acre. Liber j il
+ No, Q, Folio ATS, Taxes, int, and costs,
SO 90. - 800
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-05-02
TAX SALE
Property IN St Mary's County

Property In st. Mary'S County.
By VIRTUE Of authority vested III me
a8 late County Treas, for ST. MAry's
county BY an Act 81 the General Assem-
bly, of Maryland, l will offer al public
sale. before the door Of the Court House
In Leonardtowns on
t TUESDAY. June 4. 1907.
between IL O'Clock, NJ, and o'clock
=. n. On that day and between the same
hours on each succeeding day until oil
said property Is disposed Of and in the
order named IN the list below. the sew
eral tracts Of land or parcels of property
hereinafter named 10 the highest bidder
TO CASH to satisfy the taxes. interest
and cost, now ACQUIRED or hereafter to
aecnre, due on said property In the State
of Maryland and 10 st. Mary's county
for the years 1904, 1905, which said tax.
es are now in default.
The reference made to "Liber" and
Folio" are to the Land Records Of st,
Mary's county, Maryland.
FIRST DISTRICT
Isaac Armsworthy. House and lot.
| Liber j. j. G., No, 3, Folio 265. Taxes
interest and costs, &801
| Edwin Barnes. House and lot, No
deed. Taxes interest and COSTS &6.a4,
Henry Bisc0e, House and lot. I.lber
j. j. G., No Folio 252. Taxes interest
and costs, s0.25.
Henry Brown, ST. House and lot.
No deed See J. +. H., No. 13, Folio
219. Taxea interest and costs, $5.25
Walter Bennett, Part Cross Manor,
acres and improvements. Liber ]. j.
lG,, No. Folio 327. Taxes, interest
and costs. 1886.
Elizabeth Cole. House and lot. Liher
j. ] g.. No, 1, Folio 443 Taxes interest
and costs S4.25.
Laura 9. Dunbar, Frogs Hall. go
No 10, Folio 52f Taxes, interest and
costs. s11.k,.
James GreeDweIl. Jr. House and lot.
No deed Taxes. int, and costs, 1921.
Thomas Green. House and lot. No
deed. Taxee. int. and costs, $Il00.
james Harris. House and lot. Liber
j. r. r.. No Q. Folio SOP. Taxes, ms,
and cost A. 10 H.
Benjamin Handy House and lot.
Part Beckwith'e Lodge. z acres. Liber
II. y. A., No 2. Folio a6a. Taxes. int.
and costs eS.70.
Jamue Holly. House and lot. Libcr j
j g., 10. =, Folio 200. Taxes, Int. and
costs $685.
John II. Jenlier House and lot.
Liber J IF. No. ~. Folio 21S. Taxes,
int and coats 1886
Elizabeth Jeniier. Part Crane Manor.
2 acres and improvements. liber ] =.
g., No 5, Folio $40. Taxes. int, and
costs. 81 80.
Samuel Jones. House and lot. No
deed. Taxes Int and costs, 81 so
Clarence Loker, House and lot. Ilber
EBA No Folio 37l Taxes, int. and
costs, s. So.
JOHN Lee, House and lot. I4ibcr ] r
+, No ~. Folio zoo, Taxes, int, and
costs. 81 %.
John n. Mlibnrn. Part nlae Gun. Z
N7gg @md lHanr0Yemonte, Llber j n r.
! 81 SO. - aad rnala
sarah y. Nilhnfn, Part McgnmIay
Land, ] acres and improvements, l.Iht
J ] q No 8 Folio % Taxes, he, nn
costs. $3.50.
George t. shorter. House mna lol
No deed, Taxes, Int, and costs, 81 ~.
Charles y. Tippetf. Lot. z acres. N
deed, Taxes, int, and costs, e. 40.
William r. West, Part Courtney'
Overnight, = acres, improvements HOus
and lot No deed, Taxes, int, aud cost,
IS 10.
stephen Washington, House and 10
Land from Tennison, Liber J r r. No Z
Folio 80, Taxes, int, and costs, 81 81
Isaac West. House and lot, No decd
Taxes, int, and costs, $40 40.