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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-05-15
NEW MILLINERY 4!
Fancy Goods, Dress Goods and
NOTIONSi

JUST RECEIVED AND STILL RECEfN
ing-Such as Ladies, Misses and Children's
Hat and Bonn-is, Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons,
Lace, Silk and Vinisiiin Neck Ties and Jobbois
in great variety. Kid and Lisle Gloves,
Ruehings, Embroldpries. Handkrrc'iiris. &C.
in fact everything kept ia a first class
FANCY STORE.
Also nice assorraseut Just received Of La
dies. Misses and Ghildren's Shoes. all OF which
we offer low for cash. ,
April e3d, 1879. {. Z. BROhbf
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TUTT'S PILLS

are compounded from Substances that are
free from nHy properties thnt enn inlnFc
fhe most delicate Organization. They
Search, Cleanse, Parity, and In VigoFate
Gl.e entire system. By relieving the en-.
aorged Liver, they cleanse the blood
from poisonous hum0rs, aud thus inapart
health and vitality to the body, enusiHE
the bowels To act naturally WtahOne
which M NM ann feel M0ll.
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DRESS GOODS DEPARTM ENT.

rIreweh ayaA summer
Ill Striped amea Frnh s Lawns scales i ~ hive h h eli anno
Departure y nj ina
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PLIGHT WINDt
Plain Rail Sash Prined and Glazed
q

Blind Hinges, u
furnished on application this lit
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Onlside Blinds. Roll slats.
white Pine po 4Panes Moulded on Stiles and Rails G. Panels

Panels
rie satisfaction guaranteed
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NEW SPRING STOCK.
w


far The Largest Most Complete and lausocs, we nave ever had
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TUFTS PILLS

are especially adapted to such
cases, a single dose effects
such a change of feeling az to
astonish the sufferer.
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TWELVE LIGHT WINDOWS AND BLINDS.

Always in stock at like re-
prices for strictly
cash.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-09

ADVISE and consent TO the pardon 81 Mrs.
Lena Hamilton By the following vote.
For Pardon-Messrs Brearlx, Benners. Bow
deh- Bryant- Cage, Cahen. Deiahoussaye, Dn-
cros, Fondenot, Garland, Gia, Harding, HaF-
Per HERON, Kelly, Kenner, Landry, Merkal,
Norwood. Perkins. Richardson. Sandiford,
stamps Steven, Stub 3 Sutton, Wales,
Wells, Wheeler, Williams, Zaeharie-31.
Against Pardon-NOne
Aosent-Messrs. DeBOuchei, Ellis, Mitchell,
Scanland, Texada-5
On motion Of NJ Benners the Injunction Of
secrecy vas removed from the foregoing par
don, and the Secretary directed 10 notify the
Governor
There being 40 further executive business
before the Senate on motion IT Mr. Benners
the session vas raised and the doors ordered
TO De opened.
JOHN CLEGG,
Secretary Of the Senate.
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SENATE CHAMBER,
New Orleans. January IL 1873
The Senate met in executive session
Hon. NJ. Walls IN the chair
On the cal Of the roll the following Senator's
answered 20 their names:
Massrs- BreasIx, Benners, B6wfen. Bryant.
Cage, Ganen, DaB0uchei, DelahOussaye, Du-
eros Ellis, Fonten0t, Garland, ella, Harding,
Harper, Heron, Kelly, Merkei Norwood
PsrKins, Richardson, saDdiford Scaaland-
stamps, Steven, Stubbs Sutton, Taxada,
Wales Wells, Wheeler, Williams Zacharie-
g.
Absent-Messrs. Kenner, Landry Mitchell
j.
On motion Of Mr.. Stamps the session vas
raised and the doors ordered 20 De opened
JOHN CLEEG,
Secretary Of the Senate.
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SENATE CHAMBER.
Yau ersaans -Ian n vi !


New Orleans. January Is, 1873.
Tie SENATE net q executive session. Hon
Louis A.. NItz, Lieutenant Governor and
PRESIDENT 5f the Senate. N the chair.
81 -ae call " tie -all the following Senators
answered = heir names
Aassrs. BraaIIz, Benners. Bowfen, BRYANT.
5ebducheI. leiahonssaYe. DucrOs, Ellis.
: 3hLenGf- +fLrtand, ma. Harding, Harper,
5arron, helIv, Landrv Markei Norwood
-+fA-ns. 1anGItOryi. -ranIand. Stamps. Steven,
sutton L4xada. Wales. Walls. " aeeler. VII
1aIns. LachaT1a-}a
Absent vi essrs. Cah4n. Cage. aanner
AltcAe44- 1tlBBs. RiclarG4on-5
: CO.. pardon e Henry Row. convicted g.
fore the Superior criminal Ca1lrr1f me parish
Of Orleans u the crime 5f Carrying concealed
weapons. ami contained N executive ann
muniCat1un y 5fa st5tiE-=eaessHss Instant. aa
taken up.
On motion Of II. Cucrnz ne senate lid adj
vtse and consent TO EAls pardon bv the follow
ny vote:
For Paryfnn-Massrs. Breau1. Beunerz
Bnwren. BRYANT. DeBoucheI. DelahcHssav4
Eucrus. Ellis. F0ntangt, Garland CHA Earr-
nQ, Harper, HERON, Kelly Landry Markel.
Norwood. Perkins. Saldiford. Seauland.
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lOids Tie disease N check N he cali AMI " a
Far months. he insect that .aIIses the 5cab Is
forcing IFS way 20 ieeO into the ErTIe skin 5nar
ne sannnr 81 reached Or destroyed. while N ne
cary spring he insect comes 70 the surface u
me SKIN and ~ easily aradicabed 1y 0ne or -Fo
tippIngs IN nv Sheep Die.
Sold FOR =. 90 a gallon. and Freight DaIf On
Sd gallon cts % 70ur abroad 1-pGt. 6o9h
sanr rae "a Sheep Growers Address ). 4.
KENNEDY Omaha Nebraska.
EENYARD E FORSYTH
Wholesale Druggists and General Agents.
fvgTv Omaha. Nebraska
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The Board of Directors at a meeting held On
the twenrY-seeond day Of January. 1879. after
setting aside Ten Thousand Dollars 20 rn8
reserve fund from the NET earnings of the year,
aud paving the 10 per cent dividend 70 tbs
STOCKHOLDERS, have resolved 70 pay CASH
DIVIDEND OF TWENTY PER CENT on the
net earned participating premiums OF the rear
ending December 81. 1878, said dividend payable
on and after Monday, the twenty seventh day OF
January. 1873,
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The above statement Is a -rue and correct
transcript from the books Of the company.
J, TUYES. President.
j. ". ETNCxs. sseretar7.
sworn 10 and subscribed before ne, this If
-eanth day OF January 1879. -
TIL BTISSCN
Third Justice Of the Peace.
CFFrCE OF THE YEw ORLEANS INSURANCE CO..
Corner Camp and Canal Streets.
New Orleans. January ID. 1879.
At 4 meeting Of the Board Of Directors held
On the eleventh day Of January. 1879 Il was re-
solved 70 pay on demand. The semi annual in
-erest dividend Of FIVE PER CENT on the
capital stock 20 The stockholders or their legal
representatives,
DIRECTORS.
G. r. DTGAZ0N, q. GALLT
CHS. LAFTFTE " A. BELL
CHS. z SCHMIDT ANT. CARRTERE.
CHS. J. LEEDS JULES ALDTGE-
.. FATJC. PIERRE P0UTZ.
4. 5CHRET8ER, JULES TTTE5.
14IR
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Scab and Ticks
IN SHEEP.
II SHEEP.
IlH-2lIS0N0US
sEEEP DIP

MANUFACTURED "
8. e. KENNEDY.
Omaha. Nebraska
aradtcates the pest.
This IS 5he only lip 1hai
adds 20 me staple and
valHe 81 wool. II will
aura Eae most obstinate
easea--iilute each gallon
IN L50 parts lOE water
and Will NOT cost a cGnT
q head aaeh dipping.
Packed n ONE and
FIVE GALLON TN
CANS.
Dip 5cabbv Sheep n
the early spring and
summer as that IS the
time ~ eradicate The lis
Ease rom he skin. Fail
and Winter ftUping viii
not cure the 5eaD, il only
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The ABOVE statement g 4 tue and correct
transcript from The books 1f the company
HI PEYCHAGD, President
LOUIS BARNETT. 5eeretar7
Sworn 70 and subscribed before ne This ninth
lay df January, 1872 II. T. DTCRGS,
Notary Public No. I8 Royal Street.
Il 4 messing 1f the board Of directors held On
tbs nInLn DAY OF January. 1879. il Was resolved
unanimously that CASH DIVIDEND OF
FIVE DOLLARS PER SHARE be hereby de-
eiarbd our OF the net earnings Of the company
during the rear ending Deeamber 81. 1878. Dava-
bic On demand 10 the stockholders or their Iega
representatives.
jaIItu LOUIS BARNETT Secretary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-09

L0CIsIAyA MIRROR MANUF'G CD.
MIRRORS CT ALI sI44l5 a1iI -
MADE To ORDER
Also Mirrors resiivered Frames regtik and All
xtuds OF repairs made III nodefaIe 0rsc1Ss
vs. - nArsnns sErses. coFnsr af 1aasA~
dals IN
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SENATE CHAMBER.

SENATE CHAMBER.
New Orleans. January s. 1879.
an motion the Senate vent into executive
..slou. Hon. Louis l. Witt, Lieutenant Gov
- and President Of the Senate Ia the
chsir
4. he call Of the roll the following Senator'S
.,axared 70 their names.
ssousrs. Braaux. Benners, Bowden, BRYANT.
..ssF,- Cage, DeBouehel, DeIahOnssaya Du-
-. - Ellis. FOntenOF, Garland. ella, Harding.
Hsrpsr Heron, Kelly, kenner, Landry, Mer-
II Mitchell. Norwood, Perkins, Sandiford.
sfamns. seanIand, Steven, Stubbs. Sutton,
TTarslsa. Wales, Wells, Wheeler, Williams.
zsrnaTie-S5.
klesnt-Mr. Richardson-I.
$1,000 r---, t7es sapnts
80 = tse Virginia Legislature Ene repra-
e'sssstaves Of me 1ondholders now in Rich
- nave agreed 20 confer with their prin-
- 10 AZ TO seears an extension 81 the
-. avpd in the proposed bill at i've years.
s-..bich. three per cent interest il TO De paid9
y - modification ID secursd the Dill wtl9
.rohaFiv be reported = the General Assem-
n with favorable recommendation.
STATE Cansols opened It 59zs, and ciosers
900 II. 59l 1855. against So sD597s pa r
,-zssRrg.. BrEalix. Berinefrs, B6waden, Gahen,
reB0uehel. DeiahOussaye, DuGr0s, Ellis, FGn-
spn0r. Garland, Gia, Harding, Herr0n. KEN
-. Landry. Merkei. Mitchell, Norwood, Per-
Eins. Richardson. 5andifOrd. Stamps, Steven,
Sfuths. Sutton. Tazada, Wales, Wells,
Wheeler Williams, Zachar1e-H-
4bsenr-Messrs. Bryant, Cage Harper,
Kelly, Seanland-5.
The following executive communication
vss ulaeed before the Senate
No.Ll EXECUTIVE gEPA J
New Orleans, January o 1919
u the Honorable President and Members Of
me Senate.
Hv and with the advice and consent Of your
honorable body, [ nominate and viii appoint
Hon. Edward O. White, Associate Justice d
the Supreme Court, rice Hon. ". B, Egan
deceased.
Very respectfully,
FRANCIS T. NICHOLS.
Governor Of the State OF louisiana
There beng no further business before The
Senate. on motion the doors we're ordered Z
be opened
JOHN CLEGG,
Secretary Of the Senate.
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secretary Il ne senate.
+ETA-- HAlTBEl. 4
New artaRns Ii, -Iar.- Is -

-ETA-z ~HAlTBEa
New Creams. sanIarv 3. 40
Fap senate met q executive session.
Hon. Mr.. zaehar1e n NE saat-
On tne eal Of the roll ne following sana-
- severed 70 their names
Sis. Breaux. Benners Bovrian. Br-,an-
Canen. DeIahouSsava. Duer0s. Fgnr,a
q, Garland, Gla, Harding. Harper Heron.
ely, Kenner. Landry, Merzei. Norwood,
PERKINS. Richardson, SandifOrri. stamDs
Steven Strlbbs sutton Wales Walls
Wheeler Williams. Zacharie-s}i.
A1senr-M Assrs. DeLnuEnei, Ellis. Mitchell
SeanIana FexaEta-5-
The 10lI0wing executive com 1l ricartnn
vas PLACED before the Senate:
EXECUTIVE DEPAz-l7 NJ
state Of Louis :
No. 3. New Orleans, January r. SO
To The honorable President and Members II
ne senate
| nave Ibis tav granted 4 1aEuCn- n w1lch
i respectfully ask r9Hr concurrence and ap-
prDvai. Ia Ms. Lena Hamilton. vf0 was con-
vIetad Il Lle crime Ut perjury before Ele
Second judicial District C0ur- X this state
sitting in and for the ~iE-a mt Seventh
MunIcEaI Districts 81 the sy- " View Or
leans, u me SEenET-eig'Irn I. 1r me. 1873,
and Tsz senre4x17d On Ene C7Te-E-1 ia- II July,
1873, to i've Fsazss lmUr1sGuEurL- -- hard
labor u the State PenItenEar- 1elOse
1cT KDTzcHGIDn 5EaLIEg me E1EsttEGL17 = A1lu
having me recommendation # sEasa asrnra
whom NE was tried. and 10EcHE-atl 1T The
IHdge Il Ele court as we'll Ar Lite prosecuting
attorney On behalf 0t the Sta1a.
Felg respectfully.
FRANCIS T. NICHOLS
Governor
Mr.. Bsnnerz asked and obtained UNANIMOUS
ennsenl 70 Eaxe 10 at Ehis time the foregoing
pardon
On notion Of n R5gaeEs ne Senate iii
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The foregoing statement is a Just, true and
correct transcript from the books Of the Conn
pany JAMES = DAY. PreSfdenE.
a. CARPENTER, Secretary.
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me this tgTen-
GY-second day Of January 1878.
A. [NGRAAAM Notary Public.
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EP4NI1ra 7 NICHOLS
Governor IL the state of Louisiana.

Mr.. Richardson asked and obtained unant-
nous consent To take Up At this time the
pardon 0f Samuel Robinson convicted before
the Sixth Judicial District Court FOR the
parish Of Tangipanna lf me crime 0f shoot
ing with intent 10 KILL and tbr said 1tfense
was sentenced 70 eighteen months tmprlson-
ment ii ne parish prison u said parish
On motion 0f N. Richardson the Senate
advised and consented 70 this pardon BY enc
following vote.
For Pard0n--M essrs. BreauX- BGwten-
Bryant. DeBOucnel, Ducros- Gta. Hartting,
Harper Heron. Kelly, hennprr Landry, Aar-
gel. Norwood. Perkins, Richardson. stamps.
steven. Sutton. Wales Wells. Wheeler, VI
Jams. Zacharie-25.
Against PARTON essrs. FontenOJ, Gar
and, 5tuDBs-3.
Absent-M asars. Bennprs- Cage, Cahen-
DeIannussaya Ellis, Mitchell Sandiford-
EE:xada-5.
On motion Of M. Steven the doors we're
ordered I'd De opened. JOHN CLEGG,
Secretary Of THE Senate
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The ABOVE statement Ia Il 5rue and 9or-se-
transcript from the BOOKS Of the Company.
THGS. 4. ADAMS. President
EENRv Y OGDEN. Secretary.
Sworn 70 and subscribed before na his
1wenry-seeond lay Of May 1873.
ALFRED NGRAEAM.
Notary Puniic.
The Beard Of Trustees This lay resoIvs1 "a,
after paying the annual ttv1dead Oh 14a~A : ~
CENT On Capital Stock Of COMPANY ~a0e :
iividend n TWENTY PER CENT in easn 1e
aid an Monday Tune 10. 20 those parties sn'
ittad IN rassasve the same.
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exc Q CTTT 2 > 2 > $40 n
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SENATE CHAMBER.
View Orleans. January 10, 1879.
The Senate met in executive session.
Hon. Mr. Harding ia the chair
On the call of the roll the following Sem
aturs answered I'd their names:
MessFs. Breaux, Benners, BRYANT, DeBou-
ehei, Deiah0ussaYp. Ducr1S. Ellis. F0nten0r-
Garland, Harper, Harding, Heron, Kelly,
Ke1ner. Landry MerKei, Norwood Perkins,
Richardson, 5andiford. 5eaniand, Stamps,
Steven StdbDs, Sutton Tgxada, Wales,
Wells. Wheeler, Williams-@.
ADsant-Messrs. BOwden, Cage, Cahen.
Gia- MitehYa4 Zaeharte-5.
The following nomination and appointment,
IS contained IN executive communication
No. I, under date 81 Jnnuary ., 1870, vas
taken 10:
Hon. Edward D. White TO Dc Associate JUS
tice Of tina Supreme Court.
On motion IL Mr 5tubbs the Senate adj
vised and consented = the foregoing nominal
ton and appointment oy the following vore
For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. BrsalIx. Ben
ners, Bryant, DeB0uehel, Beianoussaye, Du-
eros .Ellis- Fonuenorr Garland, Harding
Harper, HERON, Kelly, Kenner, Landry Mer
kei, Norwood, Perkins. Richardson, 5andlfOrd
SeanIand, Stamps. steven, otubbs. Sutton
Texada- Wales, Wells, Wheeler, " LllIaEns-30
Against C0nnrmaJIOn-None.
ABSENT essrs. B0wden. Cage, Cahen- Gla
Aitsnel- Zacharie-6.
On motion Of Senator Stabbs the Injunction
Of secrecy was removed from the foregoing
nomination and appointment, and the Score
tarY directed TO notify the Governor.
The following executive communication
was placed before the Senate
No. u. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
state Of Louisiana,
New Orleans, January 9. 1879.
To tha Honorable President and Members d
the Senate II the State df Louisiana:
In accordance with section 3765 8f Revised
Statutes Of 1870. nave the n0nor 10 suDnt
herewith for y0uF action the bond offered 1y
NJ. z. !. Burke. the Treasurer eject nf tnt
State, approved BY me.
Very respectfully.
FRANCIS r. NICHOLS,
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On motion Of Mr. Zacharie the Senate pro-
aeeded 10 An examination Of this BOND. and On
MS further notion It vas 3y che senate or
dered mat ne bond ~ approved; that Il be
80 Endorsed, u accordance with the statute
and that The Secretary Or ifracred 10 return
II 20 ais E1ceileneV the Governor Of the
State.
There beng 10 hIr-ler business before the
Senate "a motion az taors we're ordered 70
De opened.
John CLEEE.
r.l7v-r ~
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THE FTRRMEWs INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
Office II Camp street. Tulane Buildings

FOURTH ANNUAL STATEMENT.
In conformity with article 10 Of the charter,
this company makes the following statement OF
its business during The year ending December
81 1878:
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q -. CAMP STREET ----g1
In conformity with the requirements Of their
Chf4E-er the company publish The following
statement.
Premiums received turing the year
ending December 81. 1878. --------- sT5,0oo g
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INSURANCE.

SUN
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
Paid Hp Capital - $500, 00O-
gwENTY-THERD ANNUAL srArxMRHr.
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Secretary Of the Senate.
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OFFICE SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE CaxPs7yy. d
No. 80 Camp street.
New Orleans January I, IST9. y
IN conformity with the requirements Of it's
Charter the Company publishes the following
statement FOR The year ending December 81.
1878:
AMOUNT IF PREMIUMS FOR THE YEAR ENDIN6
DECEMBER 81. 1878.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-08-08

Action upon defendants promissory note for SlOO
dated belgrade, Oct. 10, 1870, payable on demand
with interest at 10 per cent TO the order of Green.
leaf Burgess. The ptf AYERS that said t;reenleaf
Burgess has deceased and that she was duly an
pointed ADMINISTRATIVE on his estate, and in Tim,
capacity endorsed and delivered said note to herself
whereby the defendants became liable, &c.
Addainnum, 500; date Of writ, April sth. 1879
returnable TO said June Term. r. W. Whitehouse
Atty to plaintiff.
a true copy of the order of Court with abstract of
the writ.
3w3l Attest: WIN. VI. STRATTON Clerk
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state News.

The parties killed at Lisbon. last Monday.
stopped at well to obtain water, lust before
the accident. A lady SAYS as they drove off
one OF the girls was drawing on glove
when her body was picked up that glove was
drawn but half way on.-LepiStoD Journal
Lawton, Barker & Co.. OF Norridgewock
nave just returned from Phillips. where they
nave been putting in piers for a bridge on the
Sandy River railroad.
The sneak thief who stole the watch rim,
and money at the Bay View House. Old Or.
ehard, about a fortnight since was arrested
Monday IN Boston. Considerable s,olen
money was found in his possession II.
claimed to be the son of a wealthy 1nanufac.
turer of France
VIM. Allen, tramp that was in the employ
OF John ii. Bowman, st. Adams. was throw
from load of hay and killed His age wa.
ABOUT ~ years. He came there about 3 wears
ago and made himself usefnl.
Y. NJ. 4 A. Baker of Bingham. have man.
aiactured and sold 81 800 worth of cork.
turing the past year and still have been una.
sabie to NIL all the orders they have received
Last Wednesday, DIR. Pushor of Uartlonf
removed cancer from the breast of Mrs
AJbed Robinson She is now rapidly gaining
The interior the Lewiston post Office i,
being renovated.
4 cocoanut cake mandatory in Lewiston
grinds up l25 cocoanuts per week. Cocoa
nuts are worth about S.. 10 cents rack. a,
4, present, there being 100 in a rack.
r lee Is being constantly shipped from the Ken,
nebec Land and Lumber Companies houses
in Wiscasset.
Charles {. Conforth, the young man who
was drowned in Saco last Friday was one o,
the contestants for the prize offered by Still.
msn Il. Allen, Esq. of Boston, for the best
eighth of an acre Of corn grown by any Young
man IN York county. Young Conform had
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Afgal advertisements.

EEENNBEC, SS.-Superior Court, June Term,
1879.
DEBORAH Is. BURGESS vs.. JAMES +. HouGHToN
Al.
A Nd now on suggestion To the Court that the de-
IA PENDANTS, at the time of the service of the writ
were not Inhabitants of this State, and had no ten.
ant agent, or attorney within the same that their
goods or estate have been attached In this action and
,l hey nave had no notice of said suit and attach
meh II Is ORDERED, that notice of the tendency of
ts sun be gwen TO The said defendants by publishing
an attesed copy othis order together with an abstract
ol tne phhtns writ, three weeks successively In the
hehnebec Journal newspaper printed ut Augusta is
,ns Louny OF kennebec. the last publication TO be
noi ess tnah twenty days before the of this
Court. to be holden nj Augusta within and for the
County OF kennebcc on the first Tuesday Of septem
ncr' 1917, that said defendants may then and there
appear answer To said suit If they shall see cause
Attest: WM. NJ STRATTON, Clerk
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The only combination of the true Jamaica Ginger
with choice arOmatics and French brandy for
bowels. breaking up colds. chs, aud fcvers, Is SAN
toRD'sJAMAItA GINGER. For relieving equity aud
rh, umaiic pains, preventing malarial eVers and pro
foRns. julyl7.iw
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WASHINGTON, s. :--Court of County Commits sion.
ers, at Calais. April Term, A. ID. ls.9.
pom the foregoing petition entered in this Court
ceived that the petitioners responsible and ought
to be heard touching the matter set forth In said
Petition II is
ORDERED, That thirty days previous notice be
given, that the County commissioners will meet AT
the Railroad Depot said Forest station, on Tues
day, the sixteenth day OF september. a. d. 1879, at >
O'Clock L. NJ. for the purpose Of hearing the parties
and their witnesses therein, viewing the route
toned IN said Petition, and taking such further meas
lures IN the premises a they Judge proper said
notice to be given by serving a,escd copies of said
petito with this order thereon. upon Charles n.
Eaton, Herbert W. Eaton, Bradley L. Eaton, VI. A.
Colburn, Geo. \. Colburn. Lewis -. Dudley, and G.
w. Dudley, owners of wild lands, which sfid
road would pass, and upon the town clerk OF he town
OF Eaton and by posting up such copies In three pub
lie places in said town, and by publishing the
in the Machas Republican. newspaper printed at
Machia- Ia said County, and in the state Paper, six
successive weeks, that all persons and corporations
interested may attend and be heard If they think
proper.
Attest r. II. LONGFELLOw, Clerk, c. &C.
true copy of Petition and Order of Court thereon.
Gw2s Attest L. II. LONGFELLOW. Clerk.
To Me Hon. County COMMEMORATE OF AroosfooE.
Tl'IiE undersigned, citizens of said county, respect.
l. fnlly represent that public necessity and con.
venence require that county road he laid out be.
ginning AT the east end of the bridge crossing the
Molunkus stream, near Johnson's mill in Silver
Ridge Plantation thence running by the most feast.
bic route to the Mounkus Valley road In said planta.
ton. We therefore request you to view said route
and locate said road at your earliest convenience.
VI JOHNSON. and 10 others.
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