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NOTICE.

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~ l. William B. Mock. doing business IN the to,vn
OF camden. Kent County, Delaware. in Compliance
WIN WIN the law ~ such eases made and provided do
hereby give notice that shall apply in writing IN tIe
e1t term OF the Court Of General Sessions of the
Itce Seace aud Jail Delivery in and for Kent County
Itae s oi Delaware on Monday. October the 24th ISL
t ai Delg tne hrst day of the said October Term of
edcO Co1rI ior license to sell spurious liquors for
quart, at my storehouse on Commerce Street Ue
iaies Hail. in the town Of Camden, county ana
o aioresad IN United school Districts Nos % and
~ now known and called the Camden p,,aH1 % a,iu
schools and that the following respecIabe ci,1ens
plication: S0""'iheho my ap-
William X. Evans William Moh,o
II. G. Harvey / Mcraa ais,1,iis. is,iiss.
Charles w. Smith John As1hInS' h,aoinS'
William Ellison, Charles r. Ionos
. us fI p.. pSp.a,. ELIAS Hammond
,1 70 n ri p1ai,tts' ns' Samuel G. Ware
Edwin Speal John n Grshanni'
J. JackSon, j sneal
CAMDEN, DEL, Sept. %. 1881 ..sw " d. NoCh'
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10000 One Year Old Vines, assorted,
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEO
Apple Pear and Cherry Trees. Standard and Dwarf.
Ornamental Evergreen, in great variety. Shade
TreeS-Silver sugar and Norway Maple, Linden, Elm.
Aspen Cal Oua Poplar, Horse Chestnut, Maiden Hair,
DeciduOuS Cypress. HOt-Bed Plants in season.
F4tre Grape Vine for Medicinal end Church Use.
Torms Cash.
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Clerk Wanted.

a strong active boy wanted at the store Of
H. H. HUNTINGTON
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NOTICE.

cAMDES, DEE, Sept. o. issi.-sw " d. No
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corner of building.
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southeast-corner of building,
The Dillon tribune., 1881-08-13
SUMMONS.

TN TIl.: DISTRICT CDURrOF IlIESECOEp
4luplClAL DISTRICT Of the Territory Of Nontan.
in and for the county 0f licavcrhead.
Lucy sigys. plaintiff, against Hiram J. Biggs,
defendant
The people Of the Territory t,t Montana, s.nl
greeting 4. the above. n:,,,,ctl defend. nj.
You are hereby required to appear in AN actln,
brought AZ inst YOU by the above. named p!tin,
in the District Court Of thu Second Judicial Dstr;r
of the Teri tory of Montana, in and Tor the Count
%: lSgaverh.a, AMI to ;nswer the cotnplaint tilt
therein. wit.,n ten DAYS, texch>ive ct The day ~
service after the service YOU ut this Summon.
Ii served within this County: or, it served out NJ
This County. hut in this district. within twe'l.
day +; nti,cr,ris within "rty days, Judgment +.
default will oe taken against YOU. according to tn:
PRAYER Of said Complaint. The said Action Is
Wrought to o!'tHin tils ud ent and decree OF sale
District Court dissoiviuS the bonds Of NJ .tri,n"".
heru,ot..rc and now .>is ing between y,u az:
laiitiH AMI To award tn plaintiff the custr..
Of Matte Riggs Il female child, issue ut s,"'f
marriage.
The grounds Oh which This artir is based j,
ycur assertion plaintiff to. more Than yer
last past.
And yuu are hereby Motif ii, TINT il You tail +,
appear and answer the std complaint rs a"'':
req ircl tie aid Plaintiff will take default again.
and apply to the court Tor the rc!ict dtn'an!''
in said complaint
Given nnd my hand and the seal Of the D.stri'
Court Of the Second Judicial District Of the Tcrr"rs
tS. of MOntiMt in and for the County .;
''>~' ! Bcaverhc.d, this 5th day Of july \. ID.
GEORGE W. .xv,rE, CLERK.
Nv Al. +. GRAkyLR, Du,uty Cl,r>.
]. {. Rop;tn>. Plaintiffs .Attnrncv. !.-:;
The Dillon tribune., 1881-08-13


While in Helena we were -ho~na huovs
of green oats from the rncl, oi Mr.. Stew
art, Prickly Pear, that had attained =.
wonderful growth. The l.ca were ncu.-
~ two feet long, heavy and we'll developed,
and the stems we're Amos. as large rs curu
stalks. There were 81 stems in the ti,,>t,l
aud Mr.. Stewart informed lis that the,
were NIL produced from single kernes
Of grim. Such prolific growth i sci
dom seen outside ot n ,ntana.
One OF the conditions III the RICH, vi wa
granted b, Mr.. Tandy to the Northrrr,
Pacific thu ough Scratch Gravel farm i,
that the railroad builders shall use othe-
material than gold nuggets in thinking up
the rail ties. The annual crop OF nugget.
from Mr.. Tandy's ranch is very consider
able, but 1t Is not So large that h. Is wiliil.,
to make 1t less by consentiny to its aplro-
priation for railroad lcvcling.
Bishop Brewers Appointments In I:ca-
yer Head and Madison Counties.
Sunday, Aug 14th, II a. IN. and 5: go p. m,
Dillon.
Monday, August 18TH, 5 p. n.y., poine,cx
ter's School House.
Tuesday, August 10th, S p. M, Bishop.
School House.
Sunday, August 2lst, II Il. III. ana sp. M,
Virginia City.
Sunday, Angus, ssth, II a. H., Sheridan.
Sp. M, Virginia City.
Sunday, September 4th, II Il. M, Madison
Valley. 1890 p. M, Virginia City.
Tuesday, September 9th, 7:,o y, m, >tcr-
ling.
"Wednesday, Sept. 9TH, 7:sop. m, Pony.
THURSDAY, Sept, Sth, 7:3o p. H., Red
Bluff.
! Particular attention is called to the fellow
ing changes from the scheme Of appoint
ments as first published: Bannack, Aug j,
18th instead Of 10Th; Poineiexter's. Angus.
18TH, instead OF l. 9Th: Bishops, August 10Th,
instead Of 1,th; Sterling. September, 9th,
instead Of 9TH; Pony, September 9TH, il.
stead of 9th.
NAILS.
The mails close at o'clock y. m., and a.
s O'Clock q. M.
ORES BOUGHT.
The liecla Consolidated Mining Company, viii
buy Cold Silver and Lead Ore 1T thv best mark.
prices. Send for Price List.
| Assays made at reasonable rates.
! II. kNIPptNhl.K<;, Cenl Man.
f! Glendale, MU,,t:liGt
The Dillon tribune., 1881-08-13
Dillon. the County Seat.

HELENA, Montana, August TO- 1881.
ents:-'rhe Supreme Court has made
an order fixing the place OF holding terms
of the District Court in Beaver Head
County, in Dillon, and the Sheriff and
Clerk OF the Court will be notified oi this
order.
Beaver Head County has been placed j..
tho First judicial District.
Very truly.
Henry N. Blanc. -
Alcs.r,. Sebree, Ferris Il White.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-08-13
Iiegal Nofires.
NOTICE or FINAL E.vTRl.

UNITED STATES LAND OkFIcE..
HELENA, NJ. T., August l, ISSi.'
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has filed notice Of his
intention tn make final proof in support Of his
Claim, and and that said proof will I've nadc bcfnr'
a. Il. Gr,.ct.r, Probate Judge Of Beaver Head
County, NJ T., Ut the county seat ot said county, On
Saturday Sept, 10. 1851, viz: Thomas ~. Kohhip :,
pre-. emton u. =. No. j.rn, for the STA \. H. .'
N. L. i of N. r.. Y SEC. n Up: RON
He names the following witnesses to prove hi.
continuous residence upon and cultivation of s:ni
land viz: George w. Cnlnick, rwttyn O. Bets
David Evans and Alonzo II. Foster. I'LL of Mc'ru>,
2s--ao J. II. Mot, Register,
The Dillon tribune., 1881-08-13
LETTER LIST.

Lis, Of letters remaing in the Post Oiice
at Dillon. Beaver Head Co., Montana. tor tbs
week ending August l.th, 1851, which, ii
no, called for il. 90 DAYS will be sent to the
Dead Letter Office.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-08-13

Members Of the Dillon Town Co. are re.
9nestcd to meet a. the Bank Of Scbree
Ferris & White thi, Saturday evening at
So'clock
BY order Of the Chairman.
LAMBERT ELIEL Sec.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-08-13
&ARRlED.

RtyNoLDs-AMos.-.At the Corrinnc lilo
tel in this city, August .th. 1881. by
Rev III. ID. Fisher, Of Salt Lake City.
Mr.. \. REYNOLDS. Of Central Park. VI. t..
to Mrs. Angelina Amos. OF Garden
Grove Iowa.
The happy couple left tor their HON: il,
Gallatin Valley near Bozenn.,.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-08-13
STRAYED

49, STRAYED
W 49, fronr!. NJ. Sl!wavs, weeks ay.,
NNl III last Monday, one white mar.
NV1sN mule, medium size, at,out 10 years
A&sANAA DID, has been used mostly UNDER
the saldlu, Had an rope halter made fro, SIN II
cord, shod all around. She is the mule Nat.
Wood used 10 ride.
SO Reward will be paid for the return Of mule tai
Sclways Or tor information that will lead to hc-
recovery. l6-nl Win. Monrc:d.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-08-13
TAKEN UP.

TAKEN UP.
One sorrcl horse, 8 or q wears;
old, strip in forehead, left hin
~ foot white, saddle and collar
nI,rks, no brand.
The owner Is requested Il,
- pay charges and take the
NAL away.
II. Sullivan,
l,o--l Murray's K.nch.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-08-13
n OTICE
TO THE nE.AvERHEAD PUBLIC.

TO THE RE.AFERIiEAD PUBLIC.
The co partnership now existing between The "'.-
dcrsgncd, under the firm name 81 lrask h Grave.
at the towns nt lannack and Dillon, in the C"un',
ton on Octohur !st 1851, by which date the ""''
accounts "f the firm and all accounts lc must w.
settled up. Having been eng a:,c,. far Il number ~
years in business, desire t. give friends ."'
customers timely notice nf the approaching diss"H
ton ot firm. that settlement 1T all ac.onts M
and customers for the very liberia! patronage .xt.n"
I'd Us during years IF business. we hope they NJ
respond to this n.ticc promptly that may oc ci'
hcd ~ close Accounts without delay.
TRASK 4 GRAVES.
IN "r'er :" reduce our steak We offer spe, ~
inducements to cash buvcrs. u
New Store.
Mr.. X. r. Baten,an. the Pioneer MGR
chant Of Sheridan, will reopen his store -
that place about the ssth inst, with a nov
and selected stock Of general mcrrlaAdi>''
Mr.. Bate,nau, long and favorable known ~
the people of Madison and adjoining COM
ties will without doubt. on his return ~
business, hi patronizcL by his m"n.. "''
customers, and meet With success.
FOR SALE CHEAP.
Nearly new Halladav Windmill !. tex
fan for pumping water with 1so 're' =,
inch galvanized pipe, also 'sS ier' '"'.,'
hose same ~i1c, ais. r,,c dHuh': i''i',
pump. On: sin.l. action common @''''
pump, heavy IRON
Enquire 1T.
Dr. !, &. Rrvan',
Dillon, Nj .''
The Dillon tribune., 1881-08-13
ESTRAY.

Came To my ranch about FIVE
months ago. one small bay pony,
s years old, branded G on lei.
shoulder. saddle marked, vcr.
gentle. Philip Lowell.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-08-13
VASSAR COLLEGE,

AA1uan nAnA M0RPIauNe 1aoss
cured In 10 u odays. Tea yeasssos
u tssi.hrd '' S ea,es 6,, VIII: 49, -,
The Dillon tribune., 1881-08-13
Cir piNou Qli!n"r.

pi'HL!SIii.D EIEHI .SI7i Ri't/.@
I. RHi.NDAGE, I'Htii.A|r o.i |,'7ia'"
The Dillon tribune., 1881-08-13
The Iron Fronts Arrived.

The iron front OF M:ssrs. Gamer, Morris
Bros and Voolfolk, including the cornicc
OF galvanized iron, his arrived from the
Terminus, and in Il short time the only
complete iron front in Helena will be
erected in the ST. Louis Hook. 1t prom:S-
es to be by far the hand sog,.,t block in the
CITY.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-08-13
BORN.

BORN.
HnLCoMn--ln this city. August I'd. 1881
to the wife OF W. I. iio'comh, Il son.
WANTED.
4 responsible man to push the sale OF
The Light Running New Home" Sewing
Machine in Dillon. Apply :"
LROSESkRANTZ,
20. Box III. Butte City, Montana.
4 Bargain.
For Sale. Cheap. One Hay Press. Adj
!ress. Sel,rve, Ferris n White, Dillon
~. y. Armstrong, Salisbury. 3.
VASSAR COLLEGE,
POUGuNEEpSIES y. Y.
FOR THE LIBERAL EDUCATION OF WOMEN
Examinations for entrance. Sept lih. Catalogue
sent on application !, W. L. DEAN, Registrar
AAD00A n And MOWP110N81 400se
nuvu cured In 10 u . ays. Tee yearsse.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-08-13
BRYANT 4 MORTON.

Dealers IN Drugs, Mcdic!ncs, Stationary,
Soaps, Sponges, Brushes, Combs. Toilet
and Fancy Goods, Fraiscr> shoulder BRACES
etc. Also u No. article OF Wines.
Liquors, Cigars 4 Tobacco.
Will be open tor business ON or about
September lst, in Dillon, Montana. \
>hare Of patronage solicited.
Spring Wagons,
\ car Of the celebrated mitchell -Four
Spring Wagons Just arrived. The Bur.
patent body and patent coupling used only
IN our wagons. An examination is respect,
fully solicited.
l.. b. Mattison, 5cnl Agent.
Dillon
The Dillon tribune., 1881-08-13

HnLCoMn.--In this city. August I'd. 1851
! to the wife OF W. L. flo,comb, son.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-08-13

We understand that Mr.. J. T. Pa~co, OF
Utah, has for several ycar> been engaged
in buying Madison county ores for ship
ment to Utah reduction wo' Ks. has IN III.
way up from Salt Lake AN engine and fur
mace. which he will erect rs near as posi-.
BILE to the Treasure llill mining district
The ores nj this district. which lie tovar,!
the head Of Granite. gulch. Il few mill
from Virginia have Welded good return.
tor working in Utah. and there is undouN,
eddy some very tinr loic~ in the nci .t,hpr
hnod.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-08-13

Two Hundred Barrels Of Liverpool
Dairy and Table Salt. in ,ulk and put "
in ;. S, and 10 pound bags. Send for price
which will surprise YOU.
&.,Hr., E..~,.:. c, N",,;t.,
The Dillon tribune., 1881-08-13

The scarlet fever has made its appear
ance III the city. II has not vet appeared.
in virulent torn, bu. It would be wei! Va
adopt the best recognized means to pre-
vent the spread OF the disease among TN,
children.
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STATE OF MAINE.
kENNEBEC ss-Superior Court in Vacation.
Augusta, November r 1881

kENNEBEC sS-Superior Court. in Vacation,
Augusta, November 3, 1881.
Josephine +. Dyer. Liot. VS.. Albert G Dyer.
Upon the annexed libel, il Is hereby ordered BY
the und. rsigned Justice of said Court that notice
thereof be gwen 10 the lihellee by publishing an
attested copy of the same, absract there OF
gcher with this order thereon, three weeks success
lively in the keunebec Journal. a newspaper printed
ut Augusta in said Comfy Of kenneb.c, the last
publication to be twenty days ut least be the
TEL ~ ~ Court, to be holden at Augusta, wi hin
and for said County of kennebec, on the first Tues
day OF December next. that he may then and there
appear In said Court and answer TO said libel, if he
see fit. W. L. WHIIEHOUSE.
abstract of Libel.
This II libel for divorce from the bonds of matri-
moHy dated Nov. |, 1851, and returnable to said
iecember Term. in which the libelant AYERS that
she was married TO the sa'd Albert c. Dyer at
Plymouth in this State sept. -, lSo. and that with
few exceptions TO time they have lived together
husband and wife in divers pac in this State until
last August when the said Albert c. her that
she has conducted herself faithful and ait ction.
ate wife towards her said husband but that he, the
said Albert { has for long time past been guilty
of abusive treatment unto her and of immoral con.
duct and has not properly provided for her and their
violence, has expires ed himself having no sffec-
ton for her aud has i'll treated her for the past
three years that her life has been rendered very
wretched. That when he left her in August
last he told her he going to Massachuse tts
and forbade her to follow him; that at said
tine he left her without of support
except such she had of her own. and that
since then she has supported herself and family by
manual labor. That she had child b, Albert
Dyer, now living, viz: Lills MAY Dyer, aged II
years, who is now living with her and whom she is
has used reasonable diligence ascertain the
eut residence of her said husband but has been unable
to do Wherefore she prxys for a divorce and for
the custody of said child. JOSEPHINE +. DYER.
true copy of the order of notice, with abstract
of libel. Attest: A. C.. OTIS, Clerk.
| tlt&w2w46
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TO FRANK THOMPSON,
FROM THE CITIZENS OF G.
IN HONOR OF A BRAVE DEED,

This was the date of the fire. And the
medal was hung about Franks neck in the
presence of all his school fcllows. while
one of the gentlemen made Il little speech,
in which he told the pupils that it was al
ways brave lad who dared to do right
and always a coward who dared to do
wrong Wide fr1ke
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Larayette's Burial.
THE coErrN ENCLOSED IN AMERICAS SOIL

Gen. Francis J. Lippi,t has written an
interesting letter tn Gen. Sherman deserb-
ing the funeral OF Lafayette. mt which in
his youth he was present. Gen. Lippi,t
and the American consul. Dunscombe
Bradford. were the only spectators not of
the Lafayette family who witnessed the
actual burial. There were one hundred
thousand soldiers in line and il was feared
that there would be an attempt to seize
the body and make political demonstra-
ton. as Mt the burial of Gen. I.amaroue in
1882. This movement was attempted in
the Place Vendome by five thousand law
and medical students carrying republican
flags and raising republican cries The
infantry escort at the bayonet charge and
dash Of cavalry dispersed the mob. with
some killed and wounded A,ihree other
points upon the march the effort was re-
newed and repulsed. At the cemetery II
wide breach had been made in the wall to
admit the field battery that WIS to fire the
salute. Gen. Lippitt continues
''On arriving at the gate. we found that
no one was to be admitted hut The LAFAYETTE
family and the pal-bearers: but as Brad
ford and myself were in citizens dress.
and walking directly behind tho relatives
of the deceased. we were supposed To
constitute n part of the family. and passed
in with them. The coffin was placed on a
slab in the center of the paved area form
ing the entrance into the cemetery. and
after few prayers said over it by priest,
was carried into the cemetery and placed
bp the side of the newly opened grave,
which was next to the grave of the gen
erals wife. George Washington Lafayette
stood on one side of the grave. and the
generals old family steward on the other.
and stood at the foot of the grave. be-
tween them. The steward held in his
hand the generals silver epauletS of COM
mander-in-chief of the national guard
which were to be buried with him. Geo
Washington Lafayette asked him, in low
voice. To hand them to hin. But the ven.
cradle old man. overwhelmed with grief,
did not hear him. and gently took them
from his hand and passed them to the gen
erals son. 1t was said. knew not with
what truth. that the coffin wss buried in
some American soil which the general
had brought over with him from the
United States in a cask Tor this very pur.
pose"
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Notice.

Dr.. Crooker has moved to Hotel North, where 4,
oocHoase. novlbt0
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FOR SUMNER COMPLAINTS,

In cases Of Cholera Intdnfum, Dysenfery, Chronic
Di0rrboca, Cholera, Dyspepsia, Prosfrdfion Of the
System or General Debility, as a dietetic,
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THOSE WONDERFUL CURES

Of the Crippled and Def0rmtd, represented in DR.
j. T. MA >N'S Pictorial Circular, which has sc
astonished the people during the past nine years
being repeated every Tuesday and Wedne> day
A. NJ. a 1902 Washington ST., Bosom, and 05 Wes
4Ist ST New York, every saturday and Monday A. NJ
nov5t&w4w
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The Little Hero.

Ills name was Frank Thompson he was
fifteen years old, and he lived in a large
city in the State Of Ohio. where he was a
pupil in one of the public schools. He
was slender lad with quiet gray eyes,
gentle ways. and with nothing of the
..brag' about him. Some OF the boys
called him a coward because he would
not fight; and whenever rough fellow
would shak. his fists in Frank face with
You don't dare to fight, Frank would
quietly say. II dare not to fight which
was a much Drawer thing to do.
But there came day alter which no
one doubted Franks bravery 1t was in
winter, and the fires in the school
building were fed with bushels of coal in
order that the rooms might he kept warm
for the hundreds Of boys and girls in the
school-rooms in that very cold winter
weather.
Suddenly the teacher in the division
where Frank Thompson studied. discov-
cred from cloud If smoke that burst in
TO the room that the school building was
on fire, and there were five hundred chill
dren in it. and in less than one moment
half the children in her room knew, as
did she, of the danger. and were prepar-
bUy ID Tusu Dttt va NC .
Miss Olney, said not word but spring
ing 10 the door. she lifted her hand and
with commanding gesture mOfioned the
pupils back into their seats and they dared
not disobey. She then hurried fir. IN the
room to warn the ether teachers of the
danger and to give the alarm of fire.
Quick as a flash. "A slender boy with
flashing eyes had taken the teachers
- n 10.
room had risen to his feet to escape az
quickly as possible. The boy at the door
was Frank Thompson.
..Stand back - he cried mo. one Of
you can pass through this door, DISC
hey orders, and you will be crushed on
the stairs
And do you think boy moved. Not
one. The pale faced. flashing-eyed lad at
the door with upifted hand was equal to
an army with banners. Every one felt
that the boy who dared not fight, dared to
hold his post and guard it too. And so
he stood until the teacher returned, when
he slipped into passageway. and fairly
flew 10 one Of the lower rooms. where
he knew there was tiny little fellow.
weak and lame, who might be overlooked
and lost in the danger. Hunting him out
Of the crowd of little ones, Frank lifted
him in his arms and never lost hold of his
burden until he had put him safely down
at his mothers door, two or three squares
away Then he returned to the school
building from which the children had all
safely escaped by leaving it in quiet order
and the fire engines were rapidly putting
out the fire.
You may be sure that there were no
boys 10 call Frank Thompson a coward
after that. The story of his bravery, his
quick, determined action, got into the
newspapers. and several gentlemen had
q gold medal made, and on it were these
words -
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kENNEBEC SIS.

KENNEBEC SIS.
TAKEN on execution. wherein Jesse Tibbets fs
creditor and sylvester Wells Is debtor. and will
be sold by public auction Saturday the 18th day of
December A. ID. 1881, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon,
the office of :. l.. Titcomb. in Augusta in said
county of kennebec, all the right in equity which
sylvester Wetz, the above named debtor has had
the I'D day Of June A. ID. 1850. at O'Clock In
the forenoon, that being the time of the attachment
of the the original writ in this action to
redeem from two mortgages hereafter mentioned
snd described the following described real estate
to wit: certain piece parcel of land situate in
Rome kennebec County. Maine, bounded and de-
scrihed follows: Bounded the south by land
Of Beisey Went Sorth and land OF the heirs of
stephen Morrill,, the east BY Great Pond on the
north by lard formerly owned by Jeremiah Good
ridge, now owned by John Fletcher and by land of
road that once led from New sharon TO Belgrade,
contsining ninety acres more less being the
conveyed TO sylvester Welts by Ira B. Tracey by
deed dated Oct. 10Th, lss2 recorded In Registry Of
Deeds for said County Of kennebec. Book ~, Page
i4i The above described real estate being subjsct
October 10 1872, recorded in the kennebec Registry
of Deeds. b. ok 3ie. Page 49, given by sylvester
Wells TO John n. Baisdell to secure the payment
OF two notes for one hundred dollars EACH payable in
and three years from date with interest. Said
mortgage assigned Charles A. Biaisdell
istry OF Deeds. Book 3il. Page -. Said Second
mortgage before mentioned Is recorded In said Reg
istry Hook .Qa Page So dated February lsIh, l.?s
given by said Sylvester Webs 10 John Hersom to
secur~ the payment OF three notes OF fifty dollars
each payable N two and three years from date
each of said mortgages will be made known at the
time and place Of said sale.
GEO. K. STEVENS. Sheriff.
Aueu-ta. Oct. Ok. 1851. sw4s