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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-21

There Is an artcsian well In the bay
Of San Francisco. II Is about two miles
frum the Alameda shore. opposite New.
ark. at house on the oyster beds Of
Doane q Co. This house Is on a plat.
form set upon piles. The well l. 2i2
feet deep. with an outside pipe Of eight
inches and one Of six inches on tho In
side. A filing Of cement prevents leak
age and saves the inner plps from salt
water. The water Il good. These oys-
ter-beds cover q large ara. ae located
In Alameda. Santa Clara and San Mafeo
~coansie-. and arr planted 'hfh Eastern
oysters.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-21

~Asusun Inerphins Habit Cured In 70
WlUm ba. ]. srErnsss. Lsbsssn, ohia
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-21
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aoeure Coin money Win .Dr. Chsss,s New
isrs.d' ~ msi'si' xddisss Si,.ss lPsadCHs %. .foisds.d
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-21

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-21

ID u SZu i've AadaiesssIissos I'd. Portland, 70.
National Republican., 1882-03-28
HOLIDAY GOODS.

Our stock of Diamond Lace Pins, Finger and Ear
Rings Fine Gold Jewclry, American Watches, Ster-
ling SilVCrwprc In great variety, Plated Tea sets
Baskets, Bowls Ice Pitchers, Butter Dishes, astors
Soup Tureens, Forks and spoons, Rogers Bros. Plated
Table Cutlery, Joseph lugers 4 sons sheffield Ivory
Table Cutlery and Scissors, French Clocks, Opera
0lusses, Brass SCOnCrS, Mirrors, CandlcstlCks &c.
WIS never complete, which We call to the attention
OF purchasers, as they viii Hnd our prices low.
HARRIS & SHAFER,
mrlG-tf NO.lll3 Pennsylvania avenue
National Republican., 1882-03-28
WEST WASHINGTON.

About noon yesterday little colored boy be-
tween four and five years Of nge was found wan
dcring about on Water street, having lost his way.
lie was taken to the station, whore he gave his
nnmc MS JO.uuy Dent, Rnd stated That he had been
scnt to Cochrins store fir some soap, which he
had obtained and was ht lll on to like little
major. 1t was soon learned that his IA her-JamCs
Dent-lvcd NJ llli Nineteenth street, md he wgs
notified of his sons Whereabouts The little fell
low looked upon the nilnir In n very philosophical
manner, and CVinCCd far more intelligence than
one would expect to see IN n child OF his age
The Transparent lee Company have purchased
the property known HS Eads' Mill, some two and
half miles up the river, for $1,000.
II is expected that the water will be on the en-
tire length uf The canal by the , or 3d pre- ximo.
Navigation will then open in earnest.
The schooner Lizzie Wilson arrived Yesterday
from Pensacola Fla. with lumber for Riley Bros.
ARRIVALS AT NEsT ESD lloTEL-J. NJ. Phipps,
New York city; J. II. Wilson, Delaware; W. !.
Eckstcin Frederick, Nd; William Link, Bnlti-
more. Md; +. II. Bryan and c. o. Bryan, STAFF
ford, Va
lliGT TlDE-Mnrch 2s Tuesday, 2:i5 a. m. and
,b1O II. in.
National Republican., 1882-03-28

There could hardly have been IL more unfavor-
able evening for the polo game than last night,
murky and warm as II was. Nevertheless the de-
voices Of the game turned ont in full force. the
rink being crowded. The game was u very good
one, though rather one-SidCd in its issu-. The
teams playing were: Baltimores Adams aud Hug
gins, goals; Penningo on cover; Hay, back; House,
centre; Waltcmeyer, forward, aud Hume, point.
Washington-Boyd, captain and point; George
HELEN. cover; Hobbs, second cover; Metals. ior-
ward field; Mair nrd Ben HELEN, goals. Frnnk
llillyer acted ns referee. There were but two goals
played, the first rather short one, which was
played very largely by Cuttings, who was here,
there and everywhere and finally made the goal
for the Wqshngtons. The second gonl was
much longSr in playing. The ball was
kent nearly all the time in front of the
Baltimore goal, from which it was several times
gallantly eXtrlcated by little House, of the Bllt-
mores, and sent spinning the length of the Rink,
only 10 be sent back again, however. During this
heat House and Pennington did some canitnl
playing for the BultimOres, and Cuttings and Boyd
for the Washingtons. Main, who Is II new man
this season, Is playing an excellent goal, and dl3-
tinguished himself during this goal by some beau
tiful stops. The al was finally scored for WASH
ilgton by Gittings The tine expired before an
other goal was made. summary-Washingtons
RnltimOrpg
National Republican., 1882-03-28
LOCAL MENTION.
". T.. Rounds, OF Chicago, Nominated for
Pnnltc Printer,

". II. Rounds. of Chicago, Nominated Tor
Pnilic Printer,
Was the news flashed over the wires last night
from one end of the country to the other and we
venture the assertion that no appointment yet
made by President Arthur will give greater salts.
faction to large majority of the people than this
one. "Stcrl" Rounds is certainly " in luck" and
we are glnd of 1t. You, reader, while You can't be
Public Printer, may possibly find the can that
contains the $500 If you step in to-day and
try your luck" Stranger things have happened.
The can Is our shelves all the time, and II You
pick II out You can have IL for the Iiling sum of
one dollar. Other cans will contain large sums of
money, and not one less than 10 cents. Our tea
is9f excellent ,quGliiy-can,t be beat and our
coilee-a pure Mocha and Java miXed-is the
best in America. Come in and buy can of each
We know after trial you will use our
goods in preference to any other brands
in the market. While we claim to sell the
best, We also claim to sell the CHEAPEST
We will continue to give away a sum Of money
not less than 10 cents nor more than $500 in each
and every can until April l0-thc date we close.
Orders for out OF town customers invariably
selected by diginercstcd parties. We sent n num-
Der of cans out of the city yesterday containing
So $40, S5, or $50 and one can had $50, gold in IT,
THE $500 CAN WAS SOr SOLD. Orders by mail
promptly forwarded. Address
IMPORTERS TEA COMPANY,
$40 Market Space. Washington, ID. G.
National Republican., 1882-03-28

You can publish thrcc-ino advertisement Of
wanted" For Rent" For Sale" or Lost"
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REpuB-
National Republican., 1882-03-28
DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS.
Current Trnnsnctions ai the various Dis
tva nmcea

NufffuA NfnnANcNtOrh NJ tbe uAfhuuA hi4~
trict Oficea.
Mr.. j. w Dranc, III charge Of the work Of clear
ing away the debris of the Jefferson building says
It win he completed to-day the weather docs not
prevent
Prcperty.holders on Dc Sales street complain OF
the unsnnltoy condition OF alleys and vacant lots
in the rear of their residences.
The District Comm ssiOncNy yesterday received
notc from Mr. A. l., Orr. secretary Of the New York
Produce Exchange, asking for certified copy Of
the instgnin ot The seal pertaining IN the District
government to be emblazoncd on one OF the panels
OF The exterior for the proposed new Produce EX.
change building In New York.
Cannn Charles h. Fisher, commanding Second
Battalion District Of Columbia Militia, has nd.
dressed communication to the District Commits.
sioners aud to Colonel Webster and tairinviting
them to inspect and review the battalion on the
afternoon Of Monday, the 18th of April. the TWEEN.
ticth anniversary of the emancIInlion of the
slaves of the District of Columbia; the review to
take place at two o'clock In front of the Arling.
ton Hotel.
The Inspector of Buildings has examined the
BUILDINGS TO be temporarily occupied by the Post.
ONCE Department as money order office and
purpose.
The specifications for the restoration of the JEFF
ferson building are being written, and will prob
ably be completed to-day. Bids will be ndver-
Used for tomorrow and opened about Tuesday
Building permits were issued yesterday to Louis
Markell, to buld three bick Dwellings corner of
cost $500; Addison Smith, to build one frame
dwelling in Uniontown, to cost siOO; Mrs. Mary
Fowler to mako rcuAirS ut 2}l Tenth street north.
east, to cost $780, Hon Justin s. Morrill,, to build
addition corner of Vermont avenue riid Four
tcgnth street northwest, to cot S2,2lO; G. $.
schneider, TO make ropairA at 4i5 street north
west to cost 1000; - POGl on, to make re.
pairs nt 1928 Eighth street northwest, tn cost 500;
street norhwts' to cost sjD and FEEL Stut2, to
make repairs nj 22j Seventh II Get southeast, 10
cost $500.
Lulu Bowman, patient at the smallpox hospital,
died there on Sunday night She was removed
to the hospital from 80 L street southwest two
Xyppifs n N
National Republican., 1882-03-28
DISTRICT BREvITIEs.


Tor NC Middc dRdpbc States, cooler. fair uo1icr,
preceded during The morning by light rains noTth,ccsi
10 souib,Ccei riuds, higher barometer.
Ebr Washington, a. p-- Cooler nCritpCs' ,rinds and
Gearing Wcdtbcr
Thcrmomctric rcadings-7 n. M, 80; II q. M,
jG'; 3 p. M, Go; p m ESQ., II p. M, j9'; maxi.
mum, G6o minimum, SO
National Republican., 1882-03-28

This evening the complimentary benefit rendered
TO Eva Henderson win take place in the Congre.
gational church, A well.sclGCcd programme has
Grew, Mrs Dr Winter, Miss BERTHE Crawford, Little
MAY Carrigan, Professor BischUh Mr. Charles Il.
Kcarney Mr.. John TwCedNle, DIR, N, Frank White,
Clubs There is every reason 10 believe the
church will be illcd as the young bcTCRcidire has
for several winters given her services In Connec-
tion with nearly all the Sabbath schools in this
CitV.
National Republican., 1882-03-28

Barlow, Wilson, Primrose, d West opened to
good house last night ut tho National, When this
troupe was here early this season they won golden
opinions, and it wus earnestly hoped that thoy
ana high order A more extended notice of tho
various members Of the troupe will be given IN
10. morrow issue,
National Republican., 1882-03-28
Factory and Repository, corner
of Sixth and Sycamore
streets, CincinnatD,
REFERS TO

General W. H. Hazen, Washington, D, O.
Judge Stanley Matthews, Washington, d. Q.
Hon. Washington Mclean, Cincinnati, Ohio.
mr2l. .1ujtip
National Republican., 1882-03-28
DUBLIC VOICE.

Cor. 18th Il l. SITS. n. W., Jan. ., 1882.
GENTLEMEN:
l have sold great quantities of
the medicine Known as Browns
Iron Bittcrs. aud every purchaser
speaks in the highest terms Of ii
as reliable and most worthy 4
medicine. <
H. NJ. MCCOMAS
Browns Iron Bitters 'tsSS,r,
nently cure NcryolySTIcSs wpaE
ness, and enerRI?IebiIity. bv en-
TlchlnE p!p blood, strengthening
w ny psd,cles, and giving tone to
ing ncryes
- From the New York Times.l
The Buckingham Hotel fiith avenue and
Finicth street. Is II lluely-appOinted house. A ted
ture is the system of heating, ventilation. and
plumbing. The hotel is conducted on the Euro
pean plan, and the restaurant is marked for its cX
cellonce.
Thc Shedd Baths.
Turkish. Russian, and Sulphur Baths. sos L
street. Open Sunday till one y. NJ.
"AIdcrncy Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Alderncy butter churned every morning,
and delivered in Ialb. "Ward" prints at Soc per 10.
Also cottage cheese, sc, per ball; buttcrmilk, DC,
National Republican., 1882-03-28

Ifle Shehu hhthS.
Turkish Russian. and Sulphur Baths. sos
street. Open Sunday till one y. m.
National Republican., 1882-03-28
EISilbrIn-7S
CELEBRATED SHOE HOUSE,

402 Seventh street northwest,
will open to-day Il splendid line of
Gents Picket-tOe Caters, Gents
BrOad-tOe Caters, Gents Low
quarter Shoes, Ladies' French
Heel Kid Button, COmmOn-Sense
Kid Button, Children's Shoes of
all kinds.
No. 4O2 Seventh street.
Sign OF the Old Woman In the window.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-12-08

p t,.ies once y The
~ *1e1 Fellow h4s ne blues
--1 ~ .e.r = rupnr story. a good one
', .'.a 49, morning o. Cen Manson
- ~ .-.s5 lne Ale gosernor Ii'1ns
--,s "a. out'es' len Manson,
- ~ - cr<n rA-iF-. q tbe <-a<e cen
=. ,,... co1r'1o:1 ne r1nied
'.-i.I co1nz5 1nen4 appointed
- -.--r 49, missioner He Ea< ST.
- ~. 2. r<.zet once sur-
u ~ kro9P q pols.cl.ns rbe1
.- n. $50 1,s -s- .-.I ne re1eyeo he would
:. 4. ---s -,s kefer1orr once sn4 broech
.'s s.ojs1- - One he cll a. stating
kosernr. mat owing % biz
$3.50: services n ne canpaiEn b
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-12-08

Among the features Of the new penal
code which las jrst gone into elect u
New York State ere The provisions fhax
|iIt0xicsti0n csn not bc pleaded IN DE-
iense 0f crime thzf be who bribcs State
o1ioers must 20 70 the s11fe prison for
ieD years and psy <ine of 5000: that
Jurors taking bribes must 70 20 prison I:
thsf bribinz Witnesses il : felony. thaf
attempts q suicide must b punished
by imprisonment FOR two years and .
1lne 81 $1,000; thsf parents abGndon-
inc children under 6ix years o. aCe
must be imprisoned f1r seven ye1rs that
; person whose husband O. wife hn< been
absent I've successive years and not
known u be living may remarry- The
law against attempted suicide y good
oDe. lt viii tend % cnre : growing
habit q good many fools-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-12-08

fuf tnc AErecment O. WrIf1Dg
Eow nEny nisuDderr<zntinxs ariss
from IL joosc w1y - which bnri-
|ness ns<1er3 are talked OVER, md then
when eoch party puts his ON conufroc-
|tjon O. - conversation. fbe manner is
dismissed ~ cacb wirh fhs words al
|rz1t Il rigktr FreQuenfly Il turn> out
81 wrong, End becomes : question for
i.wyen md fhe courfE More than
i1ree-for1<1s a The Iifixzfjon o. fbc
country would = s<red II people would
Pot down t1sir Agreements IN wrif;ng.
1nd ki<n tttir names % IL Each word
- or l4nxuECE h1s IL Own p1rrirrl1r
meaning. 4nd ueDcry my, by the
c12nEe q its position n : sentence. con-
~ - e1<irely diGerenf jdca from ths<
intended When oDce redrccf 70 writ
inE. jde1e are fxed- md expensive lar-
suI<1 avoided.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-12-08

The Great Throng<. Bazaar<.

81 klfIIf41 III M~uI ~ NJ K~r o.
49,. The fs-h;or.hie ~ serscr - ~ omen
Va fuil,. nr. .~nn6x,s ~;sr scr.e;.
there I. - .,r,n-, co,,;,crs $3.50
There ere d;rnrr- ~ bo,cs srf d;.r.-'
- hc,.is !. wc5S;,~. II c,,-,-.,e. -,
~ 3;rgs ur6er fbs <.r,;,r 1900. <.,,r-.
'dc,nprr theatre ncrs;es .hst ~ \, ~,
lc-,he.-r. ses,s 90 r,;,,.,;, ''s,,,.. W
fheefrs ,,rt;rs 49,, e,.,<+ ,h.;.' -,s 1,
}orvretf.. their ,,;ri- "a ti,.;~ ,,-..,;,,<-.
And fhr;- :-nr.rr,ste sh;,r <ror+s ~,
wnxe5 rrnrtnrhes f,c,, ~, ~ rr,r'er y;
lower bores nrcr ssr,;,;rr lo,,s.s ~.
shops are CROWDED. 5res.r,ef.r. ~.
lbner. ~. d,.;v.s n ~. psrr .-T y, -.
llopisvrrss -, ,h~orreS /. r..c-c~. 49,.
An fher r.n A. "a rr;r,eS. str.~-s \
~ here ~ 6endscrnrrf rcr;5rrce.sr. ~ Y,
Isound Min ~ ro;.e ~ cs~~;.~e r,.e.i.
lfar irfo fhe nicft ma thrnrrhnr. ~.
llerr,b ara hrea5fh n III IN S-s~c. y. 4.
|aciiritr- where the n f;nence ~ frrn;o,~.
,hie i;fe erxrs ~ rrer the~. = .rst ~,
ana err;r;rg srdor ;h.- ;r51.s,ss ~ ~ ~
Iensr.;r;c,,r c-,r,,;,'o ~ 1900 r.ss,,. -''
80" - ~ nossI .sI M - 1ea .u ~
r.'sSte's - .oM- Its1J no'e,' n.'is
49, 49, 49, y: q .-.r1 y ~ o'.r1,lo-' n \,
~ I,o'1es ~ inoo.,''ns ~ 70. ne ne
- ~ go - -.Ne live - o1es
Christmas purchasing has begun and
tb6 great o1zaars a fashion ere thronEeo
for what Is the modern dry-goods store
bu; return 70 the oriental bazaar. where
nc purchaser 1nds everything be can
desire Or dream or IT. j. Ike the bazaar.
= market open 70 AZ. Like The bazaar.
Il u rn sggiomeratlon of me riches q
hutope 1ad ass rlied up. 1ung around,
dispi4ycd, attracting indi1crently The
rich Ind TIE poor, refusing nobody =
money They have become . 1esfnrt.
and - snch 1rc legitimate subjects for
the cbro1lclfr- for are not strangers O.
ken 70 Lord & I1yicr's and other i'm
mcrse 1ry-go0dE establishments 1s 70
the other sights of New York
How perfectly absurd sre the state
ments d: those dry-roods houses Ebo
tins o1rly ana earlier III ne season a.
vtr1ise desirable plnshes. sikh and other
r0ods, 0f this seasons importation q one
half Lhe cost Of importing. Just fhsrk
of fif-mfrchanfs. Who llke Tanderbui.r
ne Il . public for fhe money tbev csn
make out of :hon. imporfirr des.rn 3 y
goods ana supplying he public viii
hem at just haif what thfy cost Lei
nobody Say II tie future thar this II \
hard, grinding material age. for he other
ages may be defied 70 furnish N eoual
example Of benevolence IL such uDcx \
pccted places.
II these goods were ns represented
they could readily be disposed Of Il Oniy'
1ve per cent below cost q iupor:stjon'
and The hundreds of dollars expended ln'
advertising. them also be s1rc1. and -.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-12-08

K1IU< o. - - q @t<W@
por - mare, 10 lines on less, ! week. 81 %
zach subzeQuenf insertion, 75 cts.
Longer sdvertiscnentsat the mernfe,
4 fr.rlion over even square or squares,
counted asa square. These are the terms
ri transient advertisements rensona-
ble deduction will Be made 70 regular
advertisers.
vstices of appointment 81 admins
tr,.ors and legal notices Of Ike character
% Be paid IN advance
AxxouxcIxs CANDIDATES.
Yor Township Oficers, each $1oo
Ycr County x5v
For District. Circuit, or State, 500
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sob in her fond voice. agatha has
promised to marry Mr.. Peters,"
..Oh, Lord - cried Lewis in OPEN
mouthed disgust.
Agatha crept away from the door; her
face was burning, and her heart beat
hard.
But Miss Mamie remained awhile in
her cousins chamber.
Lewis" she said. quietly. Il suppose
we all feel the same over this matter.
Agatha says when she told George, he re-.
marked that he congratulated Peters ="
well. this is too bad said Lewis. in
|diguantly. 1T is shame, If girl with
her face and brains can't do better. She
Is altogether too soft-hearted. She would
have married all the men who ever pro-
posed, If we had let her, out Of sheer pity.
and not because she cared for them That
is why she accepted Peters; couldn't bear
to see his straight eye suffused with tears !!
We must do something to prevent it."
Mamie smiled deprecatingly, I'VE
must be very careful. Agatha has curl
Gus disposition, and if she thought we were
all against him. she would only pity him
the more"
"If there were only some way to dispose
of him." exclaimed Lewis. grimly: IF
we could send him out with the next Arc
tic expedition
Mamie rose. You will be very care
full what you say, Lewis?''
"Oh. Of course"
She fingered at the door, Agatha has
not forceless nature by any MEANS" she
said "she can get angry if she cares to.
She tells me she put Miss Fortescue and
Mrs. Becker out of our parlor to-day be-
cause of their vile gossip. have no doubt
she did,
"Humphr'
Agatha came down to dinner with her
face composed and her manner gracious
as ever. Her inward defiance was not
outw ardly manifest. OF her family,
George was a shade more dignifed than
usual, and Lewis appeared annoyed, while
Mamie put on regretful look and oc-
casionally sighed. When they left the
dining-room Agatha swept haughtily by
the table at which sat the Fortescue and
the Becker. She was done with the twain.
and intended they should see it.
| Up in their own parlor. George sat down
by his sister. Agatha" he said slowly,
and with an evident distastc for the sub
ject, lido you think you did well to engage
yourself to Mr.. Peters before consulting
your family? ?"
II was of age three years ago." she
said, regarding him with severe dignity
| "Yes. yes, of course. But there is such
a thing as advice. Mr.. Peters is your
good friend, but is he suitable man for
you'"
"What is there against him ?" she
asked, unflinchingly. She was not blind
to her lovers bodily imperfections. She
had lain awake all night mentally endeav.
oring to straighten his crooked limbs and
control his recreant orb. But with day
light they had dawned upon her as un-
compromising as ever.
| Continued to- morrow
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STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD SIS :---Board of County Commissioners,
September Session, 1882; held by adjournment
Oct. Sd, 1852.
Upon the foregoing petition, satisfactory evidence
having been received that the petitioners are respon.
sble. and that inquiry into the merits of
their application is expedient, it is Ordered, that
the County Commissioners meet at Browns Hotel,
in said Township, No. 5. Range l, on Wednesday.
the Goth day of December next at ten of the clock
A. NJ, and thence proceed TO view the route
mentioned in said petition; Immediately after which
view hearing of the parties and witnesses
will be had at said Browns Hotel, and
such other measures taken in the premises as the
Commissioners shall judge proper. And it is further
Ordered that notice of the time place and purpose
Of the Commissioners meeting aforesaid be given to
all persons and corporations interested by causing
attested copies of said petition and of this order
thereon to be published six weeks successfully in the
kennebec Journal newspaper printed at Augusta,
by the printers to the State, and also pub
lished three weeks successfully in the Ok
ford Democrat newspaper printed at Paris in said
County of Oxford, the last of said
publications to be made, served and posted
at least thirty days before said time of meeting, to
the end that all persons and corporations may then
and there appear and shew cause, if they have,
why the prayer of said petitioners should not be
granted.
Attest: JAMES S. WRIGHT. Clerk.
true copy of said Petition and order of Court
thereon. Attest: JAMES s. WRIGHT, Clerk.
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ASTHMA and . 1'; sr r. = ;... ...
" HRHR ~ sent Free. Address the
~ A p p ~ L. A. KNIGHT Co.. 50
I'm l. Il u ICourt ST., Boston, Mass
WORTH SENDING FOR.

WIN II S1VV OIIV~ U 0Ns
DIR. j. II. SCHENCH of Philadelphia has just
published book on ''Diseases Of the Lungs
and How They Can be Cured,' which is
offered Free, postpaid, TO all applicants. 1t con-
tans raiGbie Information for all who suppose them
selves afflicted with, liable to, any diseases of the
throat lungs. Address DIR. j. II. SCHENCk
son, Arch ST, PHILADELPHIA, Pa. 20 Box 2Sa3.
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To the Honorable County Commissioners for the
Cour,sy of oxford. in the State OF Maine.
TTNrHE UNDERSIGNED, inhabitants of No. 5,
i Range /. and vicinity, in the county aforesaid,
would respectfully represent that the public
fence and necessity require that a county way be
located, commencing at westerly end of the bridge
across the Megalloway River; thence westerly to
the New Hampshire line at point in the road as
travelled ON said line; and that the road
travelled be wholly in part discontinued between
the above named points. And they would respect
fully request that your honors proceed to view said
route and make the necessary locations and discon
tinuance, as in duty bound will ever pray.
II. NJ LOMBARD, and others.
Dated Sept. 10Th, 1882.
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gERE MINING AND MILLING COMPANY,
Tombstone District, Arizona.
DELINQUENT STOCK.

DELINQUENT STOCK.
0OTICE.-There are delinquent upon the fol-
IN lowing stock, on account of assessment No. |,
levied by the Directors August IL 1882. the several
amounts set opposite the names of the respective
Shareholders as follows:
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