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MGt Irbeiter Sur@ ben GinftMr;
ntt,n,. NSt,t 90 s.nn.Irhh

@reenfielS, 0taII, 5. Stat. - 2t6t
2trbeiter itiirSteu beute abeHO III 6Olge oes
;3uammenbrudes eiues @eriites all Der i'm
San begrtfieuen Bride Der n&ounecticutz
6iper =8abn" aus elmer 90be BON 46 6uB
berob. gllle adt Mdnner rpuroen oerleet,
elmer oerielben, gtamens 9ugb gSaruod, aus
Bottom, uabrideinlih t0Otlid).
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gluS Rerifp.

Stabt Merito, 5. Rai. - Der 90.
Sabrestag Der giieberlage Der -5rau;olcu ,u
Bnebla iuirb beute in gan, Rertto entbus
faftiid gefeiert. 6iinftanleuo Soloattn
6telteu begte bier etue Barabe ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-05-06
VVUNIB UUH AHUOIH NNU 2QIgt
Slit bic 9ctlutlg bon
Suiteu, GrfdltuHgeu, idperem Gtbmeu uuA
allen geibeu Der Seble, Der groa9teu
NIB Der 2uHgc, petfe CUR
Sdwinbiudt biR-
fibreu.

Seine IincerHSsu GiuptrF,In8sa auf bic ssr,atsn
auftrbBrsu srsIarsu i aus Der EbatIa4s, Sus Ieins
SrsreSisseu aus ben pirffamacH eunsenbsns
mtteIn beiisben. pelbs aberBauSt bsiann FnS, tr,1
tsm has GrunssIemsut aus benz 5cuis Der ,,Sorea
POunb" PFause gtnsOrO beitsRt, DsI5e NIT bsS
.@bis5 gaIiomea" Ohsr sem ,.gaHam Ron gigeab" In
grbiusuus Bsbra4t 1T. guserbem Fub IN bisI,a
SsiImitteI finf anetrs bOtOHiibe GIsmsHte Sess
banbsn, psI4e isinsr ssiItraft cine nod erb5Ott
Esirtuns sebsn.
gGs, bic ibu sstruuat 9absu. 'assu, bGs 5aIs's
Spnis ppn s0rsbpunS une Ebser elm ipunSsrFraFs
tises SsimitsI ie in allen 5dGsn. iuo Die atBmausss
Orsune uusegriffeu frs, uuO bas feline Birtuus Re
un8eip5BnIi6 i4usa du6srs CT sntBdIt gi6ts, uas
ben wtasen In llnOrSnuns brinscn t6nnte. &C
bat stnsu fsFr araensBmsu gsi6mad uuS tptrb
gu siusm grstfs ber!auft psIBer isI6fi bent uuBss
mtttsIfsn srIautt fit isu,r 6eiardfts tRsiIsafas "a
MAIDEN.
Gin Sulen mag fdSt eiu neutrality-suspicious.
gtr s6pirSudt ssnarnt perteu, sius Rranf5ett, sss
ger ipsl4s Sales 9Unp Of SOrebOunb Gns Ear"
SasIbsiannse fidberfte SOrbeusemitteI IN. B5ssrt
Darum ;etnen GugenbHd. Oas Idere @essnmittd
gu ssbrou6en
Rimser smpRnesu sroRe einssruns BURG HsiuS
beiduftisenern Gis,ui4uitsn. peu Fe an GrouS
Desr Rrubbnfen IstSeu.
9reiSt SO GentS uu6 $I.OO pro
5IaGAc; ie mebr, ie biai8er,
8etuGtsn &pOtbefsrul babtu,
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Gft1rfd1 ft1,fn

2ittle 81 d, 9lrf., 5. Nai. - 8iQis
9ettit, Der N6r6er 0iaraaret 6OrO's, mur6e
beutc Diittag ;u Salequab, iu Snbianertcrz
ritoriun, gebangt. Die oinrtatung murpc
nrinntiru nIl1rrdt
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Eprthjgufrtt,r. : Eiprtd,tuIrtfr.
,@st GniaQeu ppR y $500 rerpep tnr isetn
c bplbc, Sfr3slppien, n Saa b9ahIt ben ba8
Sbuiutel NIB ylts6erz a Sppfeu sGttterS utat gH
kseiala9eu6stt rerlafis turtreH cher gu HHberH
] WlH lh aui Srpftnz n perma1.
Nutsrs." ,Dds ScpFerzSttter
| ,,Mlan IeIs luu'e, Y eeTlsiht cine i6pHeSdut,
sfaufe uuo 0ttrauGe Y rroiige gGdn9ea ulo ben
kSoPien sYttter8 70 ,rigp Z ltetu5Fen @tbem."
Tnau fdrt ociuu1 unp y ,.9ttsreus unb Sdras
lglNGlits iela." q beihperben aIer @rt
! ,,gerebrtt TaIaen & perpeu permanent bur4
IGRtatca Sie germ turf, 4 ba5 SrpieH @ttsrs
IaciunO uno i61bu i,iu2 n trrtrt."
kgetrauden S.c 9cpieu= q rGRGI&eS has srSPte
sSitter5." opretiterressnpe, glas
yDa8 Sopfeu =pttters Z gen, 8lut unb 9s6sr re-
ttrifttgt, f6rtt Enb tuzt 9ultrenbe IdtteI isIf-I
Irirt beitiubiA pcn her 81 Scpfeuz8 z8itterS." $50
crtsu Drle an" ~. ,,Grebissr, Gbpptaten,
,,H1genIAurr, Sort. II 6bttrren, Banfter8 unb
tpeb uu6 G 6ptn6el pers NJ Ddmen gsbrauheR has
Hbeu bur6 ireAlae Dozen n 9lttsrstaslib."
Sppienz 9ttter5 turtrt. n ,,9,as Srpfen=gHter5
,,1tau nebme thsltd bat Wcriben bic am
fretmal Sppfsuz9itter5 Slu6s tsr Irurtiuht
Elm, 70 fpiro iRan feline Sniiitruh geltttGni Jur
3pttprretnuu5eu 5p Rdhtsrubet uub Gsa
Ba9leH BADEN" 81 iunebett perIoIisn."
- SuaIteu NpotbefeuBu babeuh
Cop sstttsrs aalfp. Co., 5spdJrffrr, y. D.
Gprpntp, Ont, uu6 9ouoou, 6nsIauo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-05-06
Die sbipberS'iebe ltnteriuhuns - T5ortiesHn
ces Serbprs hes genatprs Blair.

gBaIbtugtoa, 5. Mai. Senator
Blair aus Hep=9ampibire erId)ien beute
Sormitta9 pieber Dor 6em SauSz@omite fir
uuspdrtige 2lngelesenbeiten uuo murbe weiz
ter pernoullren. Die pom NepraIeutanteu
Slount Seitellte 5rage, mie Oiele Attteu Der
,.Beruanii6en @ompagnie" Inn bon Chip
herb on9eboten tuorbeu ieien, iueigerte fif
3eu9e, su beantiuorten uuo Iagte, er CLAUDE
niht, baB Dies 3ur Sade geb0re. Gr babe
berettS Glles GrmGbnenSwertbe in Se5ug duf
ieine Serbiubuug init Der @ompa9ute NIT
getbeilt. Nfau f0nne ibu niht uornerfeH,
oa6 er Iid i'll letnem Sertebr nit Sbtpherb
rgen0 elmer unredten ooer unpalienben
Sanbluug idulbig gemadlt babe Ino er be-
biirfe meber bier, Dor benz Gontite, nod an
berspo elmer ReftfertignHg. - Sun Wetteren
Serlnuit bes &reu5uerb6rs ermioerte 3enBe
Quf 6ragen, CT babe ME baare8 9elo nit
eine 0icnite ais 9(nnalt bon Sbipber0 er=
balteu, ionbcrn uur 2tttteu un0 orei 2SodIeu
nad) tbrem Gmpfang babe cr benz SetretGr
Slaine mitgctbeilt, oaB er oieiciben 5uriidz
qebeu merbe Gs iei ntdt wabr, oaB er 6d=
pttalilten baSu bepog, attien Der @ompa8nte
;u taufen. - glnoere Sragen, in 8e3ug auf
@encral @rants 8erbinOung nit Der Spez
fulation erpioerte 3euge ausDcideuo, uuo
agte Idllie6ltdl, ais CT pon 9rH. Slount III
bic Guge getriebeH uurbe, ct piie iber
@rantS 2lnlidteu nur, mas tbm Sbtpbero
barber mtttbeilte, ausBenontnleH, oaB @rdnt
cine Gnboiiirung anf etnen Gntmurf pou Snz
fruttionen, lpelfc all Oen @eian0ten 9Irlbut
gei6idt merSeu lollen, ihrteb. 9ieie SHz
ftruftioncn bdtteu ben @eian0ten augepte=
len, iid1 i'm 9tamen oer Ser. Staaten ;u
9uniteu oes iragltden 9(uipruds ju perweHz
ben. 2(nf ben gSortlaut Oieier SnitrufttO=
ueu, Die ibm (3eugeu) pou SbipberO 5uge=
Ihittt moroeu waren, fonute iid Blair nidt
erinnerll, un0 puBte 6eSbalb nidlt, oh iie ben
@eiaubten aumieieH, cine iormeae Sorberung
;u n1adeu. 3euge puBte ntd]t, tuer Oic Snz
fruttioncu aufgeiebt bate. Gr ietgte bic
ielbeu benz SetretGr Slaiue, ieoodJ meigerte
/ iid) oerielbe, sic SnitrutttCuen OH ben g.
lanbten III i4tdeu. 3eugc ertldrte i'm Setreff
Der 2usiage SbipberO's, buB letterer in Sc
geumart BlaineS un6 Slair'S Die Selte6uHg
Surlbut's erru6but babe, ct ertnuere IT'D auf
tetue Ioltbe Beuertung. Setue iibrigen
Quslagen ergaben utdtS gfeues. Surj UOr
llbr pertagte lid) oa8 @Omtte bis 10 llbr
morgsn Sorrlittag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-05-06
geCe9rap6ifGs 0epefGett.
aus Der Sunseebauptltabt.

BGi8te Ssr ..gITpciirtsn grsFs" fur BEN ,Gtuif&en
Gorrsiporeenten').
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-05-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Geprdientaut 9eufter ans gStscouilH bielI
geltern Dor Dem SenatSzSOmite Tiir 9QnOelSz
Augelegeubeiteu cine lGngere augmentation
III @unften Der 4nnabme Der pon ibm eiI=
gebra1teu Bil etre feno te &eg u
liruug bcr Sef0rOeruug BON
Pniiagiereu Sur See, meld)e Dor etpa
uier;ebn &agsn POM 0aue bereits augenolns
men tporbeu 1T.
0as Sau5=@ouite fir 9auSel iuitruirte
ben SteprQieptauteu Bage, Die pom 6eprd=
entanten Setuitt BON Nem sYOrf eingebradte
Bill, in e3ug auf Ib5iige BON benz
8rut osS onuengeba q t Der 9 d. life
Scr Ser. Staateu, benz Sauie giiuitig elm
oirten Statuten un0 beIttmmt II. a., oaB uOu
oer Srutto Sounen5abl zines leoeu Stt1eS
Der iiir Die lluterbringung ber Ytauuidaft
oerlpanbte 9&auu abgeiogen meroen lou, Der
Qb5ug aber in tsinem Saue iitnf BrOieHt oe5
Sruttos& &Onnsn8ebaltcS itberitelgen bari.
: GSmirat 5ubn RpSsers.
&ontrez a6mirat Sobn 9iOOgers, pelftr
eit einigen 9Sod)en all Sttglt'idler ytterea=
ironibeit bar1ieoerlag, itarb I'M llbr beute
Abe.lo IN IeiNer gSObnung auf @eOrgetOun=
SetgbtS. gr mar 20 Sabre aft uu0 iuugirte
ic,t Incbreren Sabten ais superintendent
be8 6lOtteusS biCruatoriuns ju 8albingtOn.
9ermifebteS.
8as Saus=@omtte fir Gtotteu=Qffatreu
beidlof beute, bic NHnahme eiUer Sia gu
cnpiebRn, mcld)e ben SBee&ommanbcnr
Gba8. 9. SigSbee bon bet Sun1e51otte,
dutoriiirt, cine ibm Don Dem 6aiier Don
9eutihlaub perliebenc 0etOratiOu 81 accep
tiren.
8ie beutigc Subinet8fibung mar fur; uno
uumid)tig. Die 9uttsGttneienbil muroe
rerleieu, beiproden unb 0auu bis Sur udhz
fen Sieuug perIfobcn.
Sr. 9llonSo Bell, 9iilfssSefretdr 6es Sne
nern, bat ben bieiigeu rSun6ap @6rOuicle"
wegen eines am 80. 9lpfil per0feutli9ten
SdjmGbartitels auf Sdaoeneriat perf(agt.
Gr : 9teqterungsbruder 0eltees, melder
idon ieit ldngerer 3eit fraut III, ltcgt i'll frt=
tiitem .3uitanSe barnieNer unb iein 2lblebeu
wtrS ftiinSlid) ermartet.
Die beutige Steuereinuabme betrug $685.
156.15, bie 3oletnnabme $710,0;0.44.
Cur ginl0iung beitin1mte 9tationals8auf-
uOten i'm Setruge bon $542, 900 ltefeu beute
i'm Sdatanlte ein.
Der RriegsIefretdr erbtelt beIte BON 9ieu-
tenant 9anenbomer in Yeters1utg cine De-
psi6e, in mel4er Der 0teutenant nm @::'aE0-
ni6 erIudt, ZEN Matroien @ole, eineH De;
lleberlebenben Der DSsunnette," Deld)et
pabnitnnig gCtporben 1T, in etuem ruitidca
Soipitale untersubrtrgen.
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gurOpdif6e 9a6ef6etidte.
Guyopa's 6urd,. ppg amerifauiidber Saueels.
ESnufurrcu.-

~
SpufurrcHi.
9tom, ). Stat. - QSdbrenb elmer beute
in Der italienjiheu NbgGOr0ueteHtammer
/ iiattgefuuoenen Debate iibcr ben 9aHOel5s
ocrtrag nit 6rantreid ertldrte SignOr gu}-
3uti beiiigliq Der befiirfteteu llebeti6pclt
mung Der curopdii9en Mdrtte burdj ame.is
tauiidc ErObuite, ba6 ielbf Oieieutgen 8cs
gierungen, mGldJe Die 5uuebmeuOe @iuiubr
aus 9lmerifa ON Dietfteu befiirdteteu, Die
@efabr nid)t binldngljfJ piirOigteu. @s lei
Hobc .3eit, baB europa auf Dtittel 3ur Der
tbeiOigung 9egeH bic Ser. Staateu beoaht
ndrc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-05-06
AZ. gOnsreB. Grfe Sismas.

Gin pslttrer Sd9 prrpiapptrt.- t.-6ortiesuns Der
Debate iiber bic Siu CUR Giuiesuus elues
SunSess2 ss2lppsGatisnsstrie5ts unS iiber Bic
SariTrase.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-05-02

A. q. III.
MEETS EVERY FIRST AND THIRD SAT-.
lHl urday of each month, at their hs!l,
corner CLARK and Edwards streets, ut $50
o'clock. PATRICK STANTON. President.
PAraIcK HAgsoS, Secretary.
Eureka. July 10. 1889. jy2o-6
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-05-02

ALPHA LODGE NN. 1. 4. q. U. w.
MEETS AT THE FOLEY AND RICHARD
ltI building every Tuesday evening ct 1880
O'Clock. sojourning brethren in good standing
are invited to attend.
Examining Physician DIR. G. q. Thcms.
O. L. SCOTT, NJ. ".
10. O. wH1TMoRs, Recorder.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-05-02

BEATIEIC LODGE. NO. 2. &. OF r.,
MEETS EACH FRIDAY OF EVERY
M month, at 80 O'Clock P. NJ. at Its Castle
Hall, In the Rickard-Folav building.
All Brother knights, III good standing, are
raternally invited to attend such meetings
". II. DAVENPORT, @. O.
@. H. CApy, z. of Il. and 9.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-09-08
MALARIA!
THE ONLY REMEDY KNOWN
TO Destroy this Deadly Pest.

The most alarming fact, in sanitary conditions
is the prevalence Of MALAR1AL POISON not only
in marshy, low wing districts, bat in the cities and
upon elevated ground where, few years since Il
was unheard of. Frequently fatal disorders Of the
digestive functions, wasted and enfeebled body and
even insanity the dire effects OF ma.arial poison
ing the precursors of death il the poison not
neutrazed. The boatmen Oh the Del. Hudson
Canal, well as the inhabitants OF the adjoining
country, have been great sufferers from MALARIA
Not until II few years past did they find reliable
remedy. Now thousands testify that there is bu,
real and speedy cure for malaria poisoning and
that is DIR. kENNEDI'S "FAVORIrE REMEDY"
which by its action upon the blood puri6es ii aud
restores Il healthy tone to the entire system. As u
preventive in localities where this danger turks it is
invaluable. The "FANORITE REMEDY" also
cures the worst liver and kidney complaints and all
diseases caused by vitiated blood. For sale by all
druggists price $lO0 pr bottle II is an absolutely
safe, purely vegetable remedy, the greatest alters-
tive medicine in the world Address the proprietor,
DIR. Darid Kennedy, Rondout, N. Y.
augyt&W4w
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Alisfellaneons.

MRs. wIsc's RASPBERRY sHRuI

Mrs. Vines RASPBERRY SHRUB.
Put the berries in a pan and scarcely
cover them with vinegar; mash them and
strain; allow a pint Of sugar to pint Of
Juice; dissolve the sugar BY adding lit
lie water in your kettle: pour in the juice
and let it boil a few minutes. This with
MARY L1zzIE's GINGER CAKES.
One cupful nice moiasses. cupful hot
water, with heaping teaspo0nful Of soda
dissolved in it, ha!f-cupful melted short
ening, an ever teaspoonfui Of salt, two
teaspoonfuls ginger, -four enough to roll
ont; roll out half an inch thick cut with
your biscuit cutter: bake in quick oven.
GINGERBREAD-
One egg well beaten, cupful molasses,
. tablespoonful butter, teaspOonfui each
Of salt and ginger; stir as stiff as you can
with -four; dissolve teaspoonful Of soda
in cupful OF boiling water; pour in and
stir thoroughly together; bake in sheet.
Very nice eaten warm with little butter.
LIMA BEANS.
After Smelling. let them lie in cold water
for an hour; drain, and add enough boil
ing water Just TO cover cook until tender,
or until the beans are nearly dry. Season
with pepper and salt. Add teacupful Of
milk and a bit Of butter. and let the beans
boil up once before serving.
IDA JONES COTTAGE PUDDING.
Beat two eggs, cupful of sugar and
tablespoonful Of butter to froth; add
cupfui of milk. and then gradually two
cupsful of flour in which has been sifted
teaspoonful Of soda and two teaspoonfnls
Of cream tartar. Serve with sour sauce.
Very nice.
MRs. GARvIs's RASPBERRY SHORT CAKE.
To cupfnl each of sour milk and sour
cream add teaspoonful each of soda and
salt, -four to roll out; bake on two round
tins; split open. spread with butter and
raspberry preserves; lay one above the
other and serve on two plates.
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STATE OF NAME.

IS: SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT in vacation,
August 2G, 1857
This writ and libel being presented to me tor al
order of notice, ,.
ORDERED. That notice Of the pendency OF th's
writ NJ d libel be given to the bellee by publishing
the writ and libel with this order thereon
three weeks successfully in the kennebec Joufnal;
a newspaper printed in Augusta, in the county y,
KeDnebec, the last publication to be thirty days ~
least before the next term of said Court, 10 "
holden ut Wiscasset, within and for the County "
Lincoln. the fourth Tuesday Of October mex,
that he may then and there appear In said Vo"i'
and answer TO said libel, If he see tit.
CHARLES DANFORfH,
4 \ j. Court
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PATENTS.


Os --s s1A~ -
No. 80 State ST., opposite. KiIby, Boston
Secures Patents IN ,ne United States also IN Great
Britain France and other foreign countries. Copies
OF the claims Of any Patent furnished by RENTING
one dollar. Assignments recorded al Washington
No Agency in the United States superior m
ciiities for obtaining Patents or 0scertdinipg The
patenfdbiiity Of inrentions.
X. ii. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents.
TESTIMONIALS.
81 regard Mr.. Eddy one OF the most capable and
SUCCESSFUL practitioners with whom have had OH.
cial intercourse.
CHAS MASON, Commissioner of Patents.
"Inventors cannot employ person more trustwor
thy or more capable of securing for them an early
and favorable consideration at the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE, late Commissioner of Patents
BOSTON, October 49, ls-0.
X. II. EDDY, Eso.,-Dear Sir: you procured for
me, in lS4O, my first patent. Since then you have ac
ted for and advised in hundreds OF cases, and
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and advise others to employ you. ...
Yours truly, GEORGE DRAfkh
Boston. January ]. 1922. ~
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Election Notice.
STATE OF MAINE, L.
County of Kennebec, .

County Of kennebec, 30.
To the inhabitants of the City Of Augusta, qualified
according to the constitution and laws ofths State
to vote for State and County officers:
You are hereby notified to assemble at your re.
spective ward rooms in this city. on Monday, the
eleventh day Of September, A. ID. 1885, at 10 O'Clock
for Governor, two Senators and two Representatives
TO represent you in the State Legislature, County
Attorney, two County Commissioners. Shei if
County Treasurer, Register of Deeds. and four Rep
resentatives TO the Congress Of the United States
The polls will close at O'Clock In the afternoon
The Board OF Aldermen will be in open
session In Granite Hall building, In said city,
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, next preceding
said day of election, from to II O'Clock in the
firenoon and from to O'Clock in the afternoon Of
each Of said days. for the purpose of correcting the
lists of voters, and for receiving evidence of the quail
ication Of voters whose names not said lists
II +. BLANCHARD, City Clerk.
Augusta, Me-, September LIST. 1852. aug3Otid
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kEXNEBEC C0UNTT-Ts Probate Court held al
augusta, on he fourth Monday Of august, 1883.
an THE PETITION Of Naomi n. Reynolds and
NJ Thos- &. Nelson, part OF the heirs, living in
different States, OF Oscar NJ. Nelson, late Of Wins
low, deceased leaving real estate andevised, namely
about sixty of land in said town with buildings
thereon, the owners OF which cannot dispose OF
their separate interests without loss that the
istrator be authorized to sell and convey the same
and distribute the proceeds amongst the heirs nc.
cording TO tn. ir respective rights therein:
oRpEREp, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior to the fourth Monday OF
September next, In the Keunebec Journal, n news
paper printed in Augusta, that all persons interested
may attend vt q Court of Probate then TO be held
~ Augusta, and show cause, II any, why the prayer
OF said petition should not be granted.
EMERY o. BEAN, Judge
Attest: HOWARD OWN. Register. 3w36s
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STATE OF MANI.

LINCOLN, IS. - 10 the SheriGs Of sorerai
Counties, or either Of their Deputies.
GREETING:
XIyE COMMAND you to attach the Goods and
w Estate of Sias Tabor, Jr., whose residence
is not In this state, but the place of which Is I'M
known, to the vaiue of one dollar; ard summon the
said defendant f he may be found In your preclncU
to appear before Justic.s OF our Supreme judi
caI Court, next TO be holden at Wiscasset within
and for our County of Lincoln, ON the fourth Tues;
day Of October next, then and there In our SAID
Court TO answer unto Sarah j.. Tabor OF Whiteheh
in the County of Lincoln, in plea of libel for
divorce wherein the lbellant alleges That she was
married to the said Sas Tabor Jr., at whefeld, In
the State OF Maine, on the twentieth day OF March,
A. ID. 1875. by the Rev. samuel Patterson; that me
ibeant has been faithful to her marriage obli.
cations, but the said libeee has been unmindul OF
the same that for about fourteen months next alter
their said marriage the libeee remain, at the nome
of the libellants father in Whiteteld, performing
but little labor, while the libeant was Obliged 10
work in cotton mill to earn IA livelihood Know
ing that the libelant had saved little money by her
hard labor, the bellee falsely promised her that II
she would furnish him with means he would go 10
California remain there but three years and send be
money rs fast as he could earn it, so that they ngn'
purchase home. In pursuance OF his sald promise
she furnished him with money. AID in May, lsIo.
he went 10 California, but has returned; that
from the day of their said marriage to the present
time tine said bellee has not contributed one dOnar
towards the support aud maintenance oil the Ioei.
ant. And in consequence of his wiiu neglect ~
support his said wife (althOngh always declaring IN
his letters from California TO her that he was pros
pering) she has been Obliged to labor in cotton ms
nearly all of this time since his absence thereby
greatly impairing her health that for the last TOUT
years the ibellant has heard from the SAID lipebee
but twice. The libfant further alleges that there {"
excuse for so wful neglect and assertion rs sh.
above sets forth
Wherefore she prays that divorce from the BOMBS
of matrimOny between herself and the said iibeHee
may be de creed. And this she would be reason,
able and proper, conducive TO domestic harmony anu
consistent with the peace and morality OF society;
And the bellant further alleges that she has useu
reasonable diligence to ascertain the present fes,
ID n "a bel SIN
does not know where il is. SARAH l.. lAboh'
Lincoln, ss. August 49, 1ss2.-Ihe said lbeiian'
made oath that the above allegation as 10 the resi-
dence Of the iibelee Is true.
Before me,
ROSWELL S. PARTRIDGE, -
Justice Of the Peace.
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KENNEBECL OUNTY-In Probate Court, betdas
augusta, on the fourth Monday Of August. IooSi.
JUSTIN T.. SMITH, Administrator On the estate STATE. ~
- Simon Page, late of Hallowell In sad COUNT COUNT
deceased, having presented his fourth accoop'
OF administration OF taid estate for allowance:
ORDERED, That notice thereofbe given three weeas
successfully. prior to the fourth Monday OF septemd
next, in the kennebecJ ournai, newspaper prihtea
in Augusta that all persons interested may attend
Probate Court then to be held ut Augusta, anu
show cause, If any. why the same should not DC ~
lowed.
EhERY o. BEAN, Judge.
Attest:-HowARD own, Register. 70
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-09-08
xENNEBEc coUNrr.Im Probate courf.Aelae

kkNNEBEC C0UNTr--a Probate Comrs, Aelssaf
.4sgmstd, on the secoad Monday Of Asgssf, 1852.
A NDREW RIG SMITH. Administrator ON the cs-
"A tate OF David b. Conner late OF Windsor In said
county, deceased, having presented his first &C
count Of administration Of said for allowance
OkDERED, That notice thereof be given three weeks
ecceesiveiy prior to the hrst Monday of September
next IN the kennebec Journal, a newspaper
printed In Augusta, that al, persons interested
ny attend At . Probate Court then to be held
- AeEasta. and show cause, IL any, why the sazre
eAonh not be allowed.
EMERY o. BEAN. Judge
Attest: Howard OWEN. Register. SvTs