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State Of ohiq. Jackson County. %.
Court Of Common Pleas.

Franknn Dcver Va. earah.1. Haiiivan. st a.
on isi order % sale.
Noficc y hereby kivsu, that IN pursuance %
an order ~ maie issued uut - said Cuufts tha
int dAy % psrnmbrr. a. -. iN7a. nnd ~ me a.
.ais 81 the door ~ the Court liouse IN Jaekaon.
In Naid county of JaeGso %, on
Saturday. January 2T. A. ID. 1871.
AZ !. O'Clock p. ". of saia day, The following de.
arfIbed real estate situated in the cuuntg %
Jackson ard state of ohio, to-wiu
Thc northeast quarter % the northwest guar
Ter % section uumbrr arveutrrn an, township
eight isl, Of range uinetecn tifl.
Also. the southwest quarter of the northwest
quarter of the same nrctiun, township and
range, excepting = iot sold % Ahei nruhari. on
the uesf aide of the Niato road lcading from
Jackson % Chililcothcs
Alao. the southeast quarter % the southwest
quarter of the same section, township and
ranEr. rncrrfiuE nflrru ncrea auld - John n.
Riley. toarfller with the privileges and appur.
tcfmncca thefuto baionEinE.
Appraised - ioiiowg
- described lot at 500.
"a 80.
Tsrua % sale. cash on day % sale.
To b. soid a. the property % sarah J. auiii-
van II al, 10 aatlsfya Judgment aud decfes la
fnvor Of frankilu nNNrr.
Given under my hand. this iiih day of Do
iong ". EwlNu. sh,nJ. c. q.
JAmEs Tnirr, Atty for fln.
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Assignee's Sale Of Real Estate.
ON SATURDAY. JANUARY 40. A. n. 1871.
at O'Clock. n. ~.
Tho state of ohio. jackson couniy. e..
Probate Court.

Notice Il hcrrby Eivon. that 10 pursuhnre %
an order or ale, tsauni cut % aid Probate
Canrt, on the 18Th day of Eccrmbef, a, -, isla.
and to me diructrd az the Asaianes % William
II williams. directing me a. such AaaiNmre, "
naif the real estate hereinafter dszrfibcdf wiH
ofIrr for sale, upon the pfrmlaes ~ % ~ sold
in ihe township of Jsncfsou, IN said cuuniy ~
Jackson, ohio, on saturday Tie pih day 2.
January. A. -. tsTT, ~ u'rinrk " ~ % aid
,ls~ az following descrifrd rial estate. situais
la thc county Of Jackson Hud state % ohio. To-
wlu
The north half of the southeast quarter 81 see
flon numhcr cicNeu Nii. township nufubef nNu
ftl. % range ciEhtesn us3 aud alsn. the north
,E..f auaFter ~ the southwest quarter of anciiun
numtirr twelve tizgs tuw uehip nuantrf nNr 10.
and rauEu eiahtreu u.s. euutAiuiuk one hun
dred and twenty acrus more or lcsa-
me nv. quar-. of aw. quar-. ~ section No. ~,
n. s, range IA. ~ acrua, appraised 81 tA1.
me ne ar. of au. az. % nrction H. ~. q. range
~ - acrss appraised at 30.
And the nv. az. of s.e. ar % segilnn n. 20.
s. range n. ~ acres, appraisal at tis1n.
Terms q ale ons-thlrd cash IN hand on
dav of ale. ouas third iu ak muuths aud one
thfrd In ous vrar from day of 4ale, the dsfrffgd
paymWntm % lar iutrrtMt from TIE uar 81 sale
aud 20 BE- srturcd ~ mortgage on the rfsini@ca
sold.
To bo old By Edward J. Jenkins, AssiEnes %
William II. Williams, an inaoiveut ds.sofs 70
natisfy variona mortgnga lirna, and Other tn.
Given under ny hand this 18th day q d.
e''h'''' a. O EDWARD J. JENKINS
T. l. Jones, Atty.
dNc1iaW
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10 D. sold In erftain pfueef. lluee ~ lAftiAtenf
wherein ElinahFfh fuWefn u lsstitluunfs aua
fssrindn HnFfis ~ 81 deiendanta
Terms of aalr. one THIRD un day % sale. one
third in one year. and thn Fualduc In fwu geafa,
the deferred payments % - secufsd ~ not@
and murtEaNr on the urNmisna sold aud - hEaf
Al nm pwr cent. Interest from dag % sale
JOHN M. EWING. ah'nJ. &. q.
lanes TFipp aud &. A. Aikinsons Attorneys
for prfifluurr.
De II 'rassf
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A~ACant be made by every agent every
CHYvYYKYmonth ia the business We iufnlshi
hSlSlSIbut those willing 70 wofk ~ ~ e.isitS e,tsS
SSS~earu a dozen dollars a day IiEht
I'm their own localities. Have no room 70 -
plain here. Business pleasant and honoIaplt.
Women. and BOYS and girls do rs well as men.
We will furnish you complete Outht ifee' +, ~. re
business paws better than anything else. We
will bear expense OF starting you. Particulars
free Write and see Farmers and mechanics,
their sons and daughters, and all classes IN
need of paying work at home, should wiz ~
us and learn all about the work at once. Now
Il the time. Don't delay. Address True q
Co, Augusta, Maine.
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>fhe stockholdera Of the springfield, Jackson
ana pomcroy flaiiroad are hereby ununed thai
the annual mceting viii bc hsld ~ the oguernl
Onices of the company ~ Weseftts Lnt..s ~. ~
Nondap- January ist, ls77, a. II eeloch a. -
FOR tha purpome of electing Board 81 DirectorA
for the cnsuinK year -. .~....,-,-r -.
Per onier JAr. EAAAAti ft~%~
wAvEnLY, O., Dec. 9, is7s.
deci&itd
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couFt of Common Pleas
cliulon Rider W. william Rowland "a ~.
Nofiea i hereby Eiveu. that ~ puNuauce %
N uftaf~uf nate imaund out ~ Aatd tuuftt um tbs
~ day o. December, A. y. ige, and % me a.
rrried - sheriff and Hprcial Master Cumfnts
soner in aaild causc. VII orr Dor sale ~ the
duor df the Court itouse, In sid cuuntg. on
Saturday. January 9th. A. d. 1877.
a lo'cloek Pm. % said day, the foiiouiug de.
ffined feal eatnte, situate IN the cuuuty -
Inrkmon and state nf Ohio. 20 wiil
nfainuiua nt q point on the tarkauu aud
kryaioua rad one hundrud and sishfy.fuuf
folt vel nom the east ilno - tot uumber ssNs
anty.fwo lTNs township uumhNf aavcn %
range uutnuef eighteen iN nriaio Mait iiraefve
Landa. thence nurth tru foia. thence uest nss.
enfy -aanf 90 ferf, Themes south Ten 40 fnsis
ttsnoe easi seventy eight O. fest % The placs
of beginning.
Appfainrsf at a107 CO.
Terms of sale. caah on day % sair.
To - sold ~ The property ~ William ltoNs
of Clintun Rider.
oivrn under my hand this en- day q Isscsus.
sheriff a special Master Commissioners
1 =. w. Laird, Atty fof pin.
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To Those Seeking Homes or
Investments.

Written or piinted information % relation
40 Faruns I'd Wild ImndH in most e the " 80
crru ana 1onfhmrn STATES, can D. oniAlnma ~
add dre~~inr II Nrrr.rIamNCM fsANp AaMrN. ~
cfs In naming the locaiifiea about Nh.co
inforTnafion Il deaired, and enclosing e esal-
to.cover oxn1naN4. esN-A f~~A@
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Times Of Holding Courts.
1877.

DURsUANT TO AUTHORITY OF Law.
il u = hereby erieft1 tlst the several terms
uf the Courts OF Common Pleas aud - unsirict
e9aris Within g, aed ioi ". scxraih aalc.al . ~
the respective eount!es thefeoi. a. follows
prsrHfcr coUR5a.
Washington, Aprl -.
Niniun. septfmbcr-ish.
Gailia, Apfifoth.
McigM, April bfh.
Scioto. Aprit 10th.
Perry, september "a.
Pike, April 4d.
fairfield. s4ptembcr 6th.
Hooking. september ioth.
Athens, September 18th.
Jackson. september 2lst.
"coMmoz FLnAn~
Athens. March i2ih; May zisi; November
FaiFacld, ilaTeh lsih; June llth; November
Ganla. March s,h: Nay 2s,h; september i7th.
Hoclaug' fcbruary Zen; May slst; Novem-
JaeRson, February Iaths sfay slas osioaer
iswrenss. Februsry g7m; siay s0uA' ossoess
Mcixs, Eebruary ram; May M octolos Issh.
Perry January 20; pril IN October l5ila.
Pike. March 1th; June ielh. November i1th.
seioto. January "a; April soth; sspienbeF
yi'iinion. Fseruary sgns sagEpgEi ssp,sHbsv
w@hinsion. January sth; Apru soh. sep
SAMUEL a. KNowf.f2-,
J. y. HARPER
J. 4. BRADBURY,
Judges Court Common Pleas, 7th. Disirict. sep
tember7 7, ls76.
The state of Ohio, Jackson county. -
l. w. II. Horton. Clerk of tho Court of Con-.
mon Pleas and District Cour. within and fui
aid county ofJackaous do hereby csttny ths
above TO b a copy of the original order, a. eu-
tered on the Journals Of said Courtn-
-, In testimony whereof, hercuntn net my
Scal1 hand and nffix the seal of anid Court q
- Common Pleas. a. the Cierk'a one n
Jackson, in said county this ltih day of n
- " W. n. HORTON. csk.
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sALE or REAL ESTATE.

state of ohio. Jackson county, -
Court of Common ficaA
Robert y. Reynolds ". oeorEs n. stewart.
ON Neudi.
gofics Il hereby Hiven, that ! Wlll oIff 90
ualn al public auction. ~ ne door ~ the touh
Mouse. IN 1acksons un
Saturday. January 9th. A. D. 1917
atl O'Clock Y. N. % aid Day, the tsilowina %.
arflfrd real sstafa. slfuatrsi IN tus eeehtN %
Iark s.1n and state - uhiu. to-NtN -.
fant inf uufnller aiKtarn 49, In the s.luAh llalf
of Ghr town % AarA@ont &aNA~s1 s~@"AAH INV
Apprnisssi at a9lftl
Taken - the property u NnulEu ~. eiss alts
- a. ~rmrutinu in faNur ~ Robert ile9.
nnhi-t issued IS The Court ~ Common fleea ~
flIr county % Iarkauns aud - me oifsAtaos -
4hafiI of satd cuuutrs -. -. -.
aivcn unaer my hand thlstih DAP % psosm-
'es' A. - JoHS n. EwGS0. sheriff.. c. o.
ID Mackiey, Atty ior pm
dnC4fat
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cHrHrFY-s SALE 90 HEAL ESTATE


state of OHIO. Jackson eouniy.
Court % Common Pleas
Iaeob A. Wstnei xs. LorcnEo y. Philips.
On iat order nf sale.
Norcs y hsrsily given. that in raIsuano. %
Al ordar % sale issued cut of uaid Iouft on the
fruf aay u pecrmhef. a. y. isld. and o. me 90.
rerinsf a. sheriff % said rouuiy. VIII ufInf faf
ale Al me door of ths Court nouss u 1arkson.
IN .ald countys ON
Saturday. January -. a d. lsI.
a one o'cioek y. M. of aaia Day. the foliowins
dnarribed real state, situated Ia ths county q
1Ifknan, aud state 81 ohio, to-wut
Ihn aouth eat quartar 81 the north east auafs
lnH ~ nnrtiou uumhof fuuftneu lltis township
number nine el. of fnnEe nuuber arvrutren
~. and ali % ths snufh east quarter ~ serflan
nnfnber fourteen ga. eafur township aud
rmhwp. ~ lies north az the rad ieadinH ifum
Mddfetun IN sid county % WthsNiiieiu Ia Via.
ton cuunty, ohio.
HAprralard at Gi.f4.
Trrana ~ nale, cash On day ~ sale.
TO BE sold AZ the property ~ tsntunna y. i'hii.
ups, 70 natiafg Judgment and decree IA aver
divsn ir under M my hand this i.ih day % Dessra.
| JOHN a. EWING.
Jane. TSipp. Au'y foF pi't'n.
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cuERIFF's SALE or REAL ESTATE.
state OF Ohio, Jackson county, ss:
Court Of Common pleas

State OF Ohio, jackson county, g:
Court Of Common Pleas.
Emmitt, Myers & Co, vs.. Thomas W. Higgins
Notice Is given, that I will offer for sale al
public auction, at the door Of the court house,
In Jackson. on
Saturday, Feb. Sd, d. d. 1877,
at one o'clock p. NJ. OF said day. the following
real estate, TO wit:
Lot number eighty (s0, IN jamestown addi.
tion 70 the town OF Jackson. in said county Of
JacksO and State OF Ohio. excepting : Nty isrt
front on Railroad Street on Of said lot number
eighty Os0l, being sixty feet Of the north side Of
said Tot, running across said lot the foil width
thereof upon the assumption that 3 Id ltailfOad
Street runs north and south.
Appraised al $40.
Terms OF sale, cash on day OF sale.
Taken as the property Of Thomas w. Higgins,
on two executions, one In favor Of Emmitti
Myers & Co., and one In favor Of James En-
mitt, issued out Of the Court Of Common Pleas
of the county dT Pike, and to me directed, as
Sheriff Of Jackson county.
Given under my hand this % day Of January,
A. ID. 1877.
JOHN NJ. EWING, sh'hJ. c. o.
Geo. ID. Cole, Att'y for plaintiff
janft5t
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CsHERIFF's SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
State Of Ohio, Jackson County, -.
Court Of Common Pleas.
Samuel CLAIR vs.. Ezra Walters et al.
ON Sd order OF sale.
Notice is hereby given, that IN pursuance OF
an order of sale issued out OF said court on the
95th day OF December, A. ID. 1876, and 10 me di-
rected as Sheriff OF said county, viii oner Tor
sale at the door Of the court house In jackson,
on
Saturday February Sd, A. d. 1877,
at one o'clock r. NJ. OF said day, the following
described real estate, situated I'm the county OF
Jackson and State OF ohio, to wit:
Lots numbers two %, three t5l, hNc l0l anu
six (Gl, In Browns addition OF JACKSON n utss-
ignated on the plat OF said addition.
Appraised as follows:
Lot number two appraised al slvl
Lot nmber three appraised al sluJ.
Lot number five appraised az so.
Lot number six appraised at $500 Cos.
Terms OF sale-cash on day OF sale. - 60. 4.
To be sold as the property Of Ezra W altefs -
al, 10 satisfy Judgment and decree IN iaNoF OF
Samuel Claar.
GIVEN under my hand this "a day Of January,
JOHN NJ. EWING, sh'n J. C.. %.
James Tripp, attorney for plaintin.
tan4+jt
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SHERIFFs SALE or REAL ESTATE.

- hEhAfE' - SAIL OA AAEAA Isl n T.
state Of Ohio, jackson County, ~:
Court of Common Pleas.
John ]. &. Evans vs. Elizabeth Patton % nj.
On 81 order OF sale.
Notice Is hereby given, that In pursuance %
an order of sale issued out Of said court on the
26th day of December, A. ID. 1876, and to me d.
rectcd as Sheriff OF said county, viii offer for
sale at the door OF the Court House in Jackson,
in said county, on
Saturday, February Sd, A. .. 1877,
at / O'Clock p. NJ. OF said day, the following de-
scribed real estate, situated I'm the county OF
Jackson and State OF Ohio, to-wit:
In lot number thirty-two (32), In Daniel Hon
mans addition TO the town Of Jackson, Jack
son county, Ohio.
Appraised at $500.
Terms OF sale, cash on day OF sale.
To be sold as the property Of Elizabeth Pat
ton, to satisfy a judgment and decree IN faNOr
Given under my hand this2d day Of January,
JOHN NJ. EWING, sh'n .. c. o.
James Tripp, atty for PIN.
janltJt
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- Y,ris AR pauIpllrf of iuo pages, containing q
lists of no nownpapers. and eatimatm snowln !
easf ~ sevrrflrfnr mG.io.Te-y
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I AUsTINs ADDITION TO WELLsTON.
| W u Phillips . - 1sl whole


haIh beer ioro onen nr ale
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NEW PIANOS d ORGANS
For sale ad Half Price.

11,ev may be seen az the music rooms Of sev-
- ,l..aIer- both in the East and West. For
Sarfher information, address Box 81, Eigin, III.
dec2iT8-5m
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A DMINIsTRAroR's SALE.
The undersigned will offer for sale, al public
auction, at Marshman Cos Furniture Stofe'
on Main Street, in Jackson, on
Monday, January 22d, A. ID. 1871
the goods and chatteIs Of W. X. Hastings, de-
ceased. TO wit: His Law Library, consisting OF
20 volumes Ohio Reports.
2j volumes Ohio state Reports
ai Volumes Wendell's Reports
90 volumes JOhnsOn's Reports.
7voIumes Johnson's ChRncery Reports.
4 volumes saylor's Statutes.
3 volumes Parsons on Contracts
3 volumes Greenleaf on Evidence.
volumes Story's Equity Jurtsprudencc.
1 volume Story's Equity Pleading
volumes Digest OF n. n. Reports
2volumes Blackstone entity. ,,
% volumes Books Of Practice ana STANDARD
Law Works. - 49,.
several Office chairs.
sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock A. III.
Terms-Purchases amounting 10 three dollars
or less to be paid in cash above thal SUM- nYte
/ az nine months with two good surelless Will De
/ taken. lsAAt X, hAs5lA hAisit
| Administrator OF W. X. Hastings decd
James Tripp, atty. Jahfs''
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= j. &P. RAILROAD.
Eighth Installment.

The stockholders OF the Springfield, Jackson
aud Pomeroy Railroad are hereby notincttiiut
the SIN insfallment OF 10 per cent. "a re4EnHId
TO be paid within 60 days rom this date. - -
fore The 18th OF Jan. isI1. Htrcaftcr sMlE
days notice will be given for cnen call = AZ
per cent, Payments Of stock Nmust BE- nadNr
the following persons, who are nuthorizeo q
John zoos. springfield, Clark county.
J. r. Ely. Washington g. H., Fayette coun ".
w. w. Bell, Greenfield, Highland county.
r. b. Seymour, Bainbridge, koss county.
James Emmlit, Waveriy, Pike county.
II. T.. Chapman, Jackson county.
II. T.. Sutherland. Iron Bank Jackson q.
As the contract has been made for the fou-
sfruction Of the entire road, the stockholders
will sec the importance Of prompt payment
JAMES EMMITr, President.
Jackson, o., Nov. %, 1876.
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MASSIE HOUSE
Front St., Opposite Steamboat Landing
PORTSMOUTH, OHIO.

This house has been refurnished and RENTED
Not a piece Of old furniture in the House.
ACCOMMODATIONS first class In every respect
GOOD SAMPLE ROOMS
r.rns g % per day.
RID. POOR, Proprietor.
w 7. TrnRETrs. Clerk. JanftT5f
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DELINQUENT TAX SALE
FOR 1877


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crbd 4 then
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sheriG's Sale OF Real Estate.

lame. Iripp. Ast'y foF pi't'n.
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south half lot no 49,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-12-19
SALEM LEAD COMPANY.

Warranted PURE WHITE LEAD.-Wel
known throughout New England as the WHIT
EST FINEST and BEST.
LEAD TAPE, SIS in. wide, on reels tor Cur
tain Sticks
LEAD RIBBON, from IL to inche
wide on reels for Builders.
LEAD PIPE, OF any size or thickness.
At the lowest market prices for goods of equa
quality. FRANCIS BROWN,
f.h7.tW&Sly Treasurer. Salem Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-12-19

ICE HOUSES.

Now, my agricultural reader, how many
farmers of your acquaintance have an ice
house? The bare suggestion brings up
thoughts OF an expense which cannot be
afforded. or of a complicated structure
which could not be constructed without
careful study OF abstruse scientific princi-
pies yet there is not n farmer in the land
where water freezes four inches thick but
that can provide himself with an abund-
ant stock for summers use at a very little
outlay OF labor, and little or no expense.
very cheap house, il. indeed, it can be
called one, may be constructed by exca-
vating pit eight feet square and eight
feet deep into a gravel bank, or in spot
with porous subsoil for easy drainage
Line the sides of this pit with plank and
cover the bottom with layer, Ga foot deep)
OF straw or fine hemlock boughs. Upon
this place the ice in cubical mass, six
| feet on all sides, filling in all the inter-
| slices with broken ice, which will leave
| clear space of one foot between the ice
and the planking. Fill in this with straw
| finely packed. and put thick layer Of
straw on the top. A shed roof may be put
over the whole to shed the rain. i In such
| a structure, ice will keep as well as In
more expensive one, and there will be
| more than sufficient for the wants of an
| ordinary family. A more durable house
| may be built OF brick or stone. and in the
| long run will be more economical as the
timber soon rots when built partially un-
| der ground.
1t makes but little difference whether
| the house is above or below ground as re.
CARDS the Keeping quality; but In small
| ice houses where the ice is TO be filled in
| from sled or wagon it will be more con-
yenient to have part of the house below.
the level of the surface of the ground. II
sawdust can be had 1t is better for packing
than straw. The packing should be
tramped down hard as the filling goes on.
| The blocks of fee should be nearly uniform
| in size as possible so as to pack closely.
| Their thickness is not material ii they are
| well packed. A cold day should be
selected for filling the house-ice put in at
low temperature requires considerable
/ heat before II will commence to melt. In
| the large houses OF dealers IL is customary
TO set the pieces on edge for convenience
in handling, but for ordinary use it is
preferable to set the cakes fiatwise, as IL
exposes less surface to the air when taking
out the daily supply. A common cross
cut saw with one handle removed Is the
most convenient implement to cut the
blocks after they have been marked aoat.
Ice from any stream, will, when melted,
produce clear, soft water. Experience
has shown that IL is not worth while to
combine a milk room or refrigerator
with an ice house. Let each stand onsit
merits. Let the latter be built only to
preserve the ice, taking the ice therefrom
as required. To the dairy farmer it would
seem that ice Is prime necessity, and no
family who has once experienced its ben-
efts will begrudge the labor spent in stor-
| ing il.
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STATE NEWS.

Last evening young maa seeing horse and
carriage coming across the bridge, got the idea
into his head that the animal was running away,
and gave chase. He finally succeeded in grsep-
ing the horse by the bride, but when he saw that
the carriage was occupied be suddenly concluded
that he had business in sDother direction. Ban.
gor Whig.
The house cars have discontinued their Sunday
trips in Portland for the winter. faI ~ as
A heavy aficton has fallen upon Mr.. and Mrs
II. w. Wells Of West Waterve, in the loss OF
two Of their four children by diptheris. The be.
reavement 10 made more sorrowiul from the fact
that both children were buried the same day-the
funeral of one being the funeral Of the other. q
Wstervile Mail.
Beitie, little son of the late Ira Witham was
recently badly injured in the eve by . carelessly
thrown snow ball. He is Obliged to be kept 10 .
darkened room, says the Portland Press. This
should be a warning to careless boys.
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HnlIoweli Post Once.
RIVAL AND DEpARTuRE OF MAILS.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Western Mail arrives daily, Sundays excepted,
al 339 and 90 p. M; closes at ii 40 A. NJ l., and
for the night Pullman train at T. NJ.
Eastern Mail arrives daily. Sundays excepted,
at 5.57 and ll.55 A. NJ; closes at $40 and
p
Litchfield Mail arrives on Tuesdays, Thursdays,
aud Saturdays, at 10 A. M; closes Sundays,
Tuesdays and THURSDAYS at s p. NJ.
Office Hours from 1880 A. NJ. to $50 r Nj A
closed on that day. Mails made up on Sunday
evening for the Monday morning trains.
E. ROWELL, p. NJ.
Hallowell, December, 1871
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Aenuebft AonrnaI.

Published at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Street
toJt Of Court by SPRA0UE. OWEN Il NASH.
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gaily ksuuehse journal

Issued every morning, except Sundays. Ii con.
tlns the latest news by telegraph and mail, gives
eports OF the Markets, and has carefully prepared
poticai and local articles, and a generous amount
>f farming, home and miscellaneous reading witt
Z Iull compilation OF state news.
Terms, 81 per dnHum in Advance, Is il payment
not made within the year. Single copies cents
be had at the bookstores and at this office.
sates D.av be had on application at this Office.
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MONEY ORDER OFFICK.

Especial attention Is called to the Money Order
system AZ safe and cheap method OF transmitting
mall sums OF money through the mails. Orders
are issued for amounts not exceeding $50. Larger
amounts can be sent to the same person at the
anne time by additional orders.
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Daily and Weekiy.1

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ited 10 receive subscriptions and advertiseme nts
lvr tie kENNEBEC JOURNAL:
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State Street.
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sheet.
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st.
HORACE DoDD Washington
street.
NEW IOkhH :: :DAUcHY & Co., lgl Fulton ST.
'iEo. p. RowKLL & Co. A.
Park Row.
BATES & LOCKE, "a Park Row
w. w. SHARPE & Co.
.. Nj. PETTENeuL & Co., 81
Park Row.
PHILADELPHIA \. W. AVER & Co., Chest.
nut ST.
5. NJ. PETTRSGILL q Co.
7ol Chestnut street.
ct LOUIS. MO-, RowELL & CHEsMAN, CO,
Third and Chestnut St.