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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-12
B'4AEHa HGEvEab MOUSE, :.
UNDER THE WINNSBORO HOTEL,
lIABENICHT'S OLD STAND.

T WOULD inform my friends and the
l. public in general that 1 Will be
found at The above stand ut all scasonable
hours ready to wait OH them. With On
experience of thirty odd yeas in the
business, guarantee to serve all kinds
of drinks in manner that will suit tho
taste of every one.
MINT JULEPS A SPECIALITY.
Achoicc stock Of Wines, Liquors anl
Cigars always on hand. Give me q call.
J. CLENDINING.
juno -3mos ,r.-,. ,,.-.. ....., .....
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-12

New Advertisements.
Knights Of IIonor--E. S. Chandler,
Reporter.
Masonic Mccting-G. p. McCants,
Secretary.
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FOHe SAH1HG.

4 FEW very lino thorough blood pigs,
4 the best in the county. Scvcnty-fiyp
days old, aud will weigh scvcn,y-tivo
pounds. d. II. FLENNIKEN.
nnY 27 '"
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

kENNEHE(', IS:
'jNhLN ON EAEtl TioN. and will he sold Inv
"A pubic huction On SATURDAY. til, :l ,I,,y of Ma,
y ~ lN'H at two clock in the afternoon M Tho ~
nee ni : l.. licomb, in Augusta. in .uiI ,nuuty
M ~. tlgi'l ~ equity which iuNana n Unyrv ~
"u augusta, liAN or had ON the .th du, of SEMEN,
!"f' y u ~ ~ ten O'Clock in the foreman Lrin,,
l"t 'li 81 me attachment ot the same ON th, ,inf
M ~ 'hi> action, To redeem the follow ing do.
'ilb'' f''l estate situated in said Augusta ~ Nj,
''", ~" "i Iihd with the buildings thereon iii
Mh' On VEN lllt -, in said Augusta bouu,I,d -.
i"N> To GINNING GA hc'sst I'D, Of Mel, I'M, .tl,,t
~ we southwest corner OF land Of Charles Tow M.
'n'h'' running t',trly. on said Iown.'s >orfh lin.
Ht'"' hlN''l one feet to other land of said TOWN.
,i'H'' running 'uutl"rN cn the west line of aid
i"Nl' ana harlts l.. Iownc, .iNi, five feet Theme,
lulhlnt wt>lctl! III lin" PARALLEL with The, uor,h
l' al lt lu' ltrtin dosctihrd about ninety nm, t,
!" Tue ,l Melville street thence running unrth.rI,
"h >" N'N III" street, int five icct to the poiut be-
gun " -" f''"' Wv
the above describe d PREMISE, being subject to two
i'"'EhF,'' trt nfsi recorded in the kcnn.hec Reg.
,>'N 81 l"rd', Bo'k 10, lHrr M dated Ma, mh
iN>. gwen by lsaac &. IioNrV, To Augusta SAVINGS
iank. 10 secure Tie payment OF four huntir, dollars
WIN interest al eight per cent. semi annually: mid
'tc"hd mort gA.r i recorded in said Registry Enuk
- page So dated January lUth ISL given by mid
isaac h"ri 10 augusta IA, ings Bank. to secure
li' pas lhni OF four hundred and thirty dollars and
interest ~ "lshi per cent scmi-annuullV
HE annodn due on said mortgages Will Ia, ,pnd.
Aro" II AT tin time and place, of ,ai,i sale
March %, ~ ANA
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State News.

The total fall of snow on the West Branch
OF the Penobscot, the past winter, was twelve
feet. The snow has been on an average from
three to five feet deep and the hauling has
been accordingly very hard The following
are the principal operations on the West
Branch for the past winter NJ G.. Shaw, L.
$4,000; John Ross. 20u. 900; Ira Weymouth,
10000; Rodney Sutherland. 80. 900: &.
Davis and c. Murphy, :. 400 600: Eben This
sci, $50, 900: Jesse Murphy. 800 600; White
lodgdon, 3,500,0O0 j. Patterson. LOO
900; Morrison < Hunting, 4,000.0o0 and
James Smart l,400.0o0. These figures in
clude some old logs that did not come down
last spring. There are also from 5000 900
to 1000, 600 at the lover lakes and 1900, 900
more old logs. There will be this spring to
come into the main Penobscot about % ooo-
900 from the West Branch.
Eddie Fields, young son of Mr.. j. A.
Fields, living on Sabbattus street. met with a
painful accident Monday He and a compan-
ion were engaged in cutting up wood. His
companion held stick on block for Eddie
to cut. The former moved the stick and
caused Eddie to loose his arm. and the axe
came down on his foot and cut his big toe al
most of. The toe was atterward amputated
by physician. The wound caused him
much pain LeWiSt0a Jooraai.
The Press understands that Hiram Kicker.
Esq. of Poland Springs, has made contracts
for the timber for stern wheel steamer to
ply on the AndrOscOggin river between Can
ton and Mexico, and that he is about making
contracts for the engine and other machinery
for the boat.
The Buckfeld shovel handle factory is in
full operation, employing about a dozen
hands. Business is good and the factory will
probably make about 1900 dozen handles this
season. ear load was recently shipped to
Montreal. \ good many go to the Western
States.
William Smith of Portland became tired
of waiting for death by the slow process.
and so committed suicide by shooting himself
through the head. He had been sick for
some time, and it is said that his physician
had no hopes of him. Mr.. Smith bad rope
attached to the foot of the bed. by the help of
which he could raise himself up and turn
over His pantaloons lay across the foot of
the bed and he kept his revolver, which he
had been in the habit of caravng, in one of
the pockets. Mrs Smith. who slept on "A
lounge in an adjoining room. arose and gave
him a cup of tea between four and half past
four o'clock About an hour later she was
awakened by what she thought was the break
ing Of the lamp chimney, but on entering
her husbands room she found him stretched
out on the bed dead, with the revolver
grasped in his hand, and blood streaming
from a wound in his forehead Mr. Smith
must have raised himself up in bed by the
help of his rope, got his revolver. and then
held himself up while he shot himself IT
was work of some difficulty, and must have
been done with forcthought and determine
ton.
Diphtheria is prevailing to some extent in
the south part of Troy. Mr.. Joseph Fcrnald
lost his two children. Several others are re-
covering, and 1t Is thought that it will spread
no farther.
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tSw

hENA EEEC FOfNTl.-Ip T'yoiafe Coprt M
i"guNtd, az tie fparh UoD,ids NJ ihlrch. jS5y
4 CERTAIN lN>IHt MENT purporiing 10 be-
"A the last viii and testament Of Winfield y Gro.
Yer, late OF litclhtld in laid ounv Deceased hnv
ing teen presented for probate
tEblEtb, That notice thereof he given thr,.
week successfully prior To the fourth Monday of
AIfl, nrNt. III the keHn. bee journal A n.wsua.
may attend AT - ourt of Probate thcn 10 Ia, holden
~ Augusta, aud show cause. IL any, why TN. said
Instrument should not be proVcd approved and al.
lowed a' the last will and testament Of the said d,
ceased II. h. BAkER, Judge.
iHg""fd, on the JoHrh Noaday " Harch
'HHoMAS LITTLE. Executor of the last will and
testament of Mary Allen. late of Augusta
in sad County, deceased, having presented his
hr>t account n Executor of laid will for allowance
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given thr,
weeks successfully prior to ;hc fourth Monday of
April next, in the kenncbec journal a newspaper
attend AT Il Probate Court then to be held at Al.
gusia, aud shuw cause, If any. why the sane should
not be allowed.
II. X. BAKER, Judge
Attcst:-CHARIEs IIEwINs. Register. 3wij.
hENNEEEC COFNTl-In Coa,tar Fcobof,, h,hf
at .i"J"Nt", on the foNrH .Hoaday II March,
1872
T)EBECtA \. BENNER, widow of Alonzo Ben
Al hcf, ia'c ui ittsion, In laid county, deceased
la' ing presented hernpplicatcn for allowance out of
the personal estate OF said dec, as,d
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given thrc.
weeks successfully, in the kenntbcc .Iaairnnl
printed in Augusta IN said County, that all persons
interested may attend at Probate Court to lie held
1T Augusta, on the fourth Monday OF April next,
and show cause il any they have Why the PRAYER i
,Ai. petition should not he granted,
II. h. BAkER, Judge.
Attest ct AELts iitwINs. Register, 3wljf
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Atgal Advertisements.
District Court Of the United States, District
Of Maine.
la the matter of
.iu-rph |. iruc.

la the matter of
iu-t.ph l.. iruc. In Eopl ruu,c,
Bankrupt
l'HiN - 10 CIV / MOTTO l. that petition has
L hc,n presented To the Court this 18Th do, Of
March, ~" hN J".rph 1. irUc OF Brn;on, in aid lis
hic fNuhrnpi, pray ing thai he may be d,tr,rL To
ban iuil discharge mona all hi debts uru, able nm,
tion, i
IL T. o"hhttb bN the Court that u hearing b. had
upon llt siiuC On the first Monday ct june. A. u.
~ before thc Count in Portland in said District
AZ 20 o'clock \. NJ and that Luticc t,l tut be- ,ul,.
li-i',d IA tt lluil' kcnntlcc journal and tl aipur
Wing and Courier, nrw,psr,r> printed In .,Ll
!'.riN, once tWD'k for three ,tlcc >siyr Nuk> and
ono "a ihr weekly k,uirl"c Journal th, last uuh-
iraiion &" hr tldrtt 'la., az l,t h,utr . ,lnt of
h'aHn4 and that all creditors who have pro, -. their
&c t:N HtI 9th, persons in Interest uiti aulnur al
Sihh tli'" nid place, and shoW cnu-,. if any they
h"'r, why tie WaAtr of said Pt'iun should not l,.
granted. WI. l.. rEtUiE
'lork Of District ourt for aid District
fupr, .la..!.&Nuliu
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Sheriff Sale.

hENNEBEC, IS.
'tNthEN ON EAECtTlD and Will be sold by
public auction, ON saturday. the third day OF
MAJ, H. u. lsa9 al min" O'Clock in the forenoon, nj
the office pi h. ". Nhit"housc in Augusta. in said
tnuntN. all the right III equity which Alfred Haskell.
OF said Augusta. ha.. to redeem the following
described real estate, situated in Augusta. in said
County, and bounded and described n follows, viz
\ certain lot or parcel of land with the buildings
thereon, situated in said Augusta, tu>t side of the
river, bOundr,. and described ~ follows To wit. On
the west by Belfast reads the cust by land of
Allen lumbard, dccta>t d. the north bv said Bel
last road and on tie south by land of Albert Bolton
containing sixty Nc acres, more, being same land
bought by said askrll Of Martha \. Merrill and
Melvin ~ Merrill by two different deeds.
said premise, being subject to mortgage, record
ed III the hcnncbcc Registry of Deeds, Book Il3.
page %U!, given by said Alfred Haskell 10 Martin
'. H. Chase OF -aid Augusta, to the payment Of
one promi>-ory NOTE for four hundred dollars, dated
June 22d lN1S, payable in two years from said date,
with interest al eight per cent. per annum, payable
minnnually until paid The amount due on said
mort gage will be made known AT the time and place
OF said sale. WM. II. LIBBY, Sheriff.
March 10Th, l>sg. 3Wl4
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H. N. BAKER, Judge.
Attest CHARLES IILWIN>, Register 3wI5s
District Court ofthe United States, 70,
the District of Maine.

pl-1ElC I oF MAINE.
Ia the niattcrot Foster
Browne and \lunlo y Good
win, partners It. Brown y !" '"'Ni"P''!'
G""dWiu, Ban.rupi>,
Notice i hereby given, thar pursuant to an order
FROM count >ec"nd general meeting OF The creditor,
OF said bankrup,, VI be held al the Court ioue in
augusta in laid District, the I'D
day Of APRIL \, H. lesD, at 10 O'Clock \. NJ, before
John W. MAY ESD. one OF the register, in bankrupt
cy in said district. for the purposes named in section
jnt! OF the Revised statutes of the United States
Title Bankruptcy.
2Wlj RIG II ARD q. CONA\T Assignee.
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PROFIT, SI.20D.

''To sum it up, six long years of bc,l-riiden
sickness, costing 500 per year. total - POO
all of this expense was stopped by three
bottles of Hop Bittcrs taken by my wife
She has done her own walking for year
since, without the loss Of day, and | want
everybody 10 know it. for their benefit"
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lrgal advertisements.
SHERIFFS SALE.

kENNEBEt, s.:
I'AkEN ON EXECUTION, and will he sold bv
pubic auction ON saturday the third tIay Of
May. A. u. lSs4, at Ten O'Clock In th. f,ron.,a, ~,
the office of II. ;. Webster, Esu in Gnrdinsr II, ,.id
county all The lipht in equity which .e,lediah Thum
~, Jr., now known rs Itctliall Thomns az Inr,ii.
Nor, IN said a ouniY. has this 25tb DIV nc
march, 1917, the time VIII, "a the same was s,i/.d mn
sHi4 execution 10 ledc' IN the following described
real estate, situated in Gardiner, in said county to
Wit. $50 "i'!' !"
\ certain lot of land situate in said Gardiner h,ing
the northwest half ot lot number three ON {; street
anu mere measuring four rods, and is bounded north
Westerly 10y said street. and extending soufh.ost.rlv
nm Nv" distance between q and II streets together
w" Tue buildings thereon; being the same nl,nis,.
'N''' 10 said Jcdtdiuh Thomas bl Tie nam. Al
Io,, ~ huhtS, lr, 10y >ila> lahcr. hy his deed
p,',i,' W. it'h' Poo aud recorded in the kennebcc
's,SuN "i Deeds, Book IDS page ~
AZ" ON, Other parcel of land situate in soid c.r
tIt ana pouhded as follows, viz tum,u,ncino an
-" - ,'i''l ~ The northeast Garner nf ia. I'LL
ni"' ut>cilhtdi thence Southcrly ON Tho .ost"rI,,
i',, """'e ",eIli"'d land one half tl, distnnte
"'"n'h sald & and II streets. thence %
parallel 10 sand & street. cipht tenth. ~ t"E w. anu
.n'"' "iihcIIN ana parell,l To the ,nst.rl, H., ~,
t"' a'''N' "'scllhd land to said &, street MIA IT,,
"tstrH on >aid Il street, eighteenth fS lU1 oC n rI
10 MOUNTS hrst mcntioucd being the uorh,.. p 'r
o acortain piece OF land which sid rlnuas 80, nan
:" a. H. Gardner, 10y his deed dated Mny .trh isr
hUti'ct 10 both OF said deeds is hereby mad. -
lhIl"r description of said premises Said nrrn,i.".
mi". su'gvct |" mortgage recorded in said kenn.
,id Ii 'H 81 i%tui' Book ~, page ;'O9 given by
f"l" iHoiaS 10 charles swim, Of said ,,nt,liu.r -,
,''"t' me PAYNE ut OF four pronis sorv uotrS uf nn
Hu".'i'u collars zach, all dated March I.t $50 ,nyu
h' III one, Two. tnce and four wears rcs,,.rti",i.
from 'n'ir 'l;'o', with intrc ,tmnnnunIlt M m,
iatc "l eight per cent. Tie amount now In, an, .';I
~ ,f1S, VI" "' ilac Know u ~ the time and place.
March 25,lSs9. 9i,"i
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y oIlCE l. herr 10y gwen, b IN Courts Of Inso,.
~ Nth'y' VIII be held at The Ptuta Cfli,e in
~ ga on Ne &c ont nd fourth Mondays. in
''htMisc O!dei ed
tHAHIFs iiEwI>s, Register
NV !. t-5S. .s,,,
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" VI. l.. rI,t.BII
Clerk OF District Court for ,aid Di,tric
npri..w&Wlt

hENNEEEC cor WYNN Proidf, CoHrtat IA.
H"Nft, az he fpNfN lIYHddy ~ Mrca f>T9
ID EBEtt \ \. BtNN EH. Guardian of Lizzie T.
~ E,mtr ut Futston, in said County. MINOR
having Piitioncd for license to sell al public aIc
ti-n OF private ale the following real 6, ate of aid
ward. the proceeds 10 lee placed interest VIZ: All
tile interest of said ward in parcel at land decided
to AlunIo llcnHer h, Elizuheth. Hunt also another
by Alden Bonner situated in Pittston, aud joining
said homestead farm. Also homestead farm:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior To the fourth Monday Of
April next. in the kenucEct journal. a news
paper printed IN Augusta, that all persons interested
may attend AT Court OF Probate, then to be holcn
nj Augusta, and show cadse, If any. why the PRAYER
of said petition should not be granted.
H. n. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: 'lIAELtS llLWIN> Register, 3Wljt
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS. HARRISON WING Of Sidney, in
w the county ot kcnncbrc, and State of Maine,
By deed of mortgage dated February 9TH l>50 and
recorded in kenncbcc Registry Of Deeds, Book By,
page 30 reference to which j. hereby made. convey
ed to Gideon Wing of said sidney, n certain undi-
cd halfpai of certain parcel OF land, situated in
said sidney, and being the farm on which said Gideon
" ing now lives, consisting of the whole of lot mum
hcrcd and part OF lot numbered /, on the Gore and
whereas, the conditions uf said mortgage have been
broken, claim to furccOSc the same, and give this
notice fur that purpose. GIDEON WING.
sidney, March -, 1879. 3wli
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District Court Of the United States, Distric,
Of Maine.
Ia the matter OF
has id. Iaryi'l, IN
I;aukruut. !


IA. III tHryill, IN Ranknltcy
Eankruut.
'S'IIlS + 70 GIVE Notice thai u1,iition ~ I,,n
Mctnitd I" the Court. tl' elth day of March,
-, p, ptd targ!l Of East lf,rrlnure. in ,nid
District. hmkrupt, pray ing that he may b. dccre,d
I" nave lu discharge from all hi> debts lroyablr
titiou;
Ii !, "EplEEn hN the court, that It hearing bo had
upon i'it same, On the INT Monday of june, \. D.
Ia. before the curt in Portland, in said district
IL IL O'Clock \ VI, aud that notice thereof Ice pub
!i>ncd ~ tlm Lewiston Nttkly talttie aud the
>dId District once week Tor three >ucc, s,iNo week.
ond once ia the Weekly k,nnebcc Journal
the la; publication 10 b" thirty ,ao, AT least before
The day OF hearing. and thu al creditors who have
proved their del {, aud u'Err persons in interest may
appear AZ sajd iiic and place, and show ciu, if any
th"' have, why The prayer of said Petition >hmd no,
Zoe granted.
WA. l.. rREBIE,
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STATE OF MAINE.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
AUGUSTA, Mar. q, 1879, I
4 Adjourned session of the Executive Council
"A will be held at the Council Chamber, in Angus
Ia Monday, the nth day Of April next at clock
T.. NJ. Attest f. II. COVE, Secretary of State.
2WlI
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God shakes my palm, 50 | could hold
But little water in my hand
And MOI much gold.N

Not long after Robert had gone away
Mrs. Tremaine died.
She had been an invalid all her life
nearly all the time confined to the house.
and part of the time to her bed. She was
a proud unlovable woman. and though she
had lived many years in the little town,
there was not dozen who called her
friend
There was no other child. There had
been daughter. but She had died soon af-
fer her marriage, leaving one son, the boy
who was Roberts play-fellOw when met
him. So long ago; he had also died.
But Judge Tremaine kept his home
open. and lived in solitary state. | used
sons at Mrs. Browns. He always lifted
his hat to me, and sometimes added a
pleasant Good morning, Miss DE Ruyter.
And always thought of the wrong he
had done, and the good he could have
done instead and in my heart | fear
hated him.
heard not a word from Robert or of
him. | thought it very possible that he
would find a wife among the daughters of
his beloved Germany. | will not pretend
to say that hoped so. could not think
Of it without agony. Yet | knew that
though like a man he had loved me. still
like man he would love again. Then
one morning met his father. He paused
raised his hat, and said. Pardon me.
Miss Margaret, but | must give you vet
another pain. Robert is dead.
CONTINUED Tomorrow
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WANTED =

Soliciting Agents to travel in the New England
States, and take orders for our Nursery Stock EN-
bracng Trees shrubs, Vines, Roses. &c, To com
mpncc work about the middle Of MAY. For terms
address, stating age previous occupation and names
lis reference.
OWL :. 7. CANNON & CO., Augusta, Maine.
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lit NT'S REMEDY.
The Great Kidney
M Y
BACK!"

rinc Nervous Diseases, Fcmuic Weakness, and
ENcesses: HINTS REMEDY is prepared EN-
rRESSLN for these diseases.
From Rev. T.. q. TAYLOR. u. D., Pastor of First Bap
fist Church.
PROVIDENCE. r. L., Jan. :. 1879.
! can testify to the virtue of III MIS- REMEDl
in Kidney Diseases from actual trial, having been
much benefited by lis use. T.. e. ! AfLoR.
Providence, H. l., Aug. 80, le'S.
WM. +. CLNEkE,-Ibrdr SIR: Having Witnessed
the wonderful effects of HUNTS REMEDl IN my
own case, aud in n great number of others, recon
mend il to all afflicted with Kidney Diseases or Drop
sv Those alictcby disease should secure the medi-
cine which will cure in the shortest possible time.
HUNTS REMEDY will do this.
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CONTINUED from first page

and at night, after my work was done,
and my mother asleep in her bed, wrote.
know that poets are born, not made,
hut also know that sometimes this divine
birth gift of song lies dumb till the mighty
hand of some great passion touches the
heart
at was not song that taught me love,
But it was love that taught me song
The waking of this gift brought a
strange delight. and learned new things
Of myself understood now the rapture
that had been born of my dreams. felt
US though | had been asleep and some
great magician had Weakened me. And
that was true.
And SO | wrote and worked. and was
far from being utterly unhappy.
| gained some reputation, too. My
poems found their way into the papers
aud magazines, and, better than all, into
the hearts of the people. ! grew accus-
toned to seeing myself in print. and by
degrees rid myself of the shy, half-guilty
feeling in regard to it.
earned some money by it too. Not
the fabulous sums we hear OF. but still
enough to help very much. | was Il De
Ruyter, and they were not a money! getting
race.
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kENNEBEC COTNTT.-M Probate Court. beiJ
at i"g"std on The foarM MoHday Of March
1879. .
NJ AIRY j. GROVER, Administrative, with the
AVA viii annexed, on the estate of (eorpe \
Grover late of Litchfeld. In said County deceased
having presented her first of Administrations
for allowance.
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior to the fourth Monday of
April next, in the kennebec journal, a news.
paper printed in Augusta, thar all persons interest.
ed may attend al Probate curt then TO be held nj
Augusta, and show cause, if any, why the same
should not be allowed.
- IL. IL, BAKER, Judge.
Attest CHARLES HEwINs, Register. lwi5.
kENNEBEC COTNTY-In Probafe Court al An
gHstd, on the fourth .HOnduy If March, JS7g
AME> BURROUGHS Administrator on III, es
- tate of Mary burroughs, late of Chelsea in said
county deceased, having pciioncdf for license to sell
at public auction or private sale. the following real
estate of said deceased, for thy payment ofd,bs Sc
w: One piece OF land containing about five acres
win buildings thereon consisting af house with Two
small els, and barn W.
ORDERED, That notice thereof he given three
weeks successfully prior to the fourth Monday of
April next, in the kehncbec Journal, IA news
paper printed in Augusta, that all persons interested
may attend ut II Court of Probate then to be holden
al Augusta and show cause, IL any, why the prayer
OF said petition should not be granted.
II. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest - CHARLES uEWINS, Register. 3wlJt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-11
STATE OF MAINE,

TREASURES OFFICE,
AUGr>TA, April :, 1879,
| WON Tia" following townships or tracts of land
X not liable 10 be taxed in any town, til, follow
lhg assessments were made for county tax of 1872
by III" county Commissioners of Hancock county .
on the llth day of March, ls99
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