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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-03-08

The Kanawha Gazette contains the
advertisement for the sale of the
Raymond coal property, by decree of
the United States Court. The sale
to take place at the front door of the
Court House of Kanawha county, on
Thursday, the Both inst.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-03-08

The finishing touches are being
put on the telegraph line from here
10 Charleston, The wires will run
into the Bridge Company's office in
o'oFtz's brick block. For the present
telephones will be used.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-03-08

A little daughter of W. T. Hop
kins was badly scalded by the upset,
ting Of hot water, one day this week,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-03-08

The last rise was about forty.four
feet, lacking two feet of being on the
railroad track, which shows that it
would take very high water to inter-
fere materially with the business of
the road.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-03-08

We understand the bridge contrac.
tors will lay track from Point Pleas.
ant station, opposite this place, to
the river bank. This is done in Or
der to bring the stone they are quar-
ring on the Ohio and West Virginia
Road, to the place where it is to be
placed in the piers.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-03-08

We understand that the Land Com.
pany expect to establish an extern
siye brick yard upon their lands ad.
joining town, and will manufacture
oFlck for their own purposes and to
supply the general demand.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-03-08

Judge Guthrie, together with the
members of the legal fraternity Of
this place who have been attending
Circuit Court in Putnam county, re,
turned home Saturday afternoon on
the Boone, Court having adjourned
Saturday morning.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-03-08

Drs. Lee and Turner, were indicted
each three times at Putnam Circuit
Court. One was for murder, one for
abortion and one for infanticidc.
They each gave bond in the sum Of
$1,000 and their cases were continued
until the next term Of Court.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-03-08

The Meigs County Herald says
Kissing a Point Pleasant girl tastes
IKE soft soap" The author is prob.
ABLY the individual who was caught
IN the rear of one Of our hotels with
MS arms around the old colored wash.
woman.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-03-08

A cotillion party was given by our
young folks in Beale's Hall, last
thursday evening. 1t was an en-
Joyable affair, and everything passed
OFT pleasantly. The same parties in
tend giving a masque ball in the
near future.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-03-08

-aCapital might be very proftably
%Rploycd in the erection of tenement
houses, as one Of the wants of the
town. There are nov but few houses
for rent, and it is embarrassing to
know that we shall soon have stran.
gers amongst US seeking accommoda,
tions, which it will be difficult to
supply.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-03-08

DENTISTRY NoTIcE.-It would be
best if persons from a distance would
make: engagements, when coming
TO get dentistry done, and espec-
tally if they wish to take "gas' to
have teeth extracted.
22-3t. W. G. CARR, Dentist.
The last rise was about forty.four
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-15

/ TIE scssisx usrssss vAaeA esd
sss,s - sssrsa nak tlss~s IN ~
Tka0n aDpeRfp 81 have esg~a - b.
te up1h~ asA snssrr.~zs~r. 20 To
S~usesnrrxns scspezoss cf sseapssse~
vh-s dssy 4 sA<svsrce heasD< N yss-
vsde fcr fks ye,4e szf~<s. liz ess<l
ssek shsoagh sksk. Aasssg aAasrd q
the tssre lao cas~s. es<A e1ssAizsrS
tssy prarAs q dynkm2s. tsas<ssr
eassy tA~ hnipx 81 sarxe s1nh~s "a iAs
boscs failed "a ~ i. isr sssfr "a th~
vsssY. ard sssne cf fAe nsn ersyri In
uDossee tAe cas>s inssnfSssay ssrseA .
nxsnt~s ay-G thsar esds. ss saes nd.
Ito Or. Asd from mar "a tAssr ntr0-
giyesEiae e~sp<a ani feed as Say
susoug The trsE,<~esk 90 te se<s<L
there ~as also "A e-rsr~ tnso The usi
81 The errek. vksSA f~ . Tine cs~s~S'
considerable aaxs<sy. tnsly Tie buscs
whose eucfents ~~fe nrisluftd ssre
Transferred to ansker usssH.n<. ~h4Ae
The istarsd dynsuA,s sad al ,k~ nssr-
~glyosrne wkarA eoei - recovered was
csrsfully packed IN ss-dssl sai fresh
cases and removed % ,Ae Areser fac
tory % BE resnsde. Hsstos cscssed the
vessel - fAr ~ possible. 70 ws~ afssr
an.saas dslih<fstssn, decided - ~ ia
possible 10 e,znies every cresire into
uhieh the terrible niirogiyc<nrs m'rss
have flowed. ard The snhSusssias sraf,
was ultimately ,o~ed oa; % seA aEd
carefully sunk.-fss1os ssrs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-15
FORTY

with many a careless. Joyous bpfnd.
w, th many a w AIRY. tread mill rouBd.
Der srnocth-sprcad turf or dangerous ground;
By IN inr a lin pid STRAIN aud mild,
BY many q mountain tprrcut Wild,
!, from a simple. fTTi sting child,
Have waniercf on To forty.
From feet tina. ssfpped 20 sober tread
From mind with foolish fame as fed,
To sounder Judgment. wiser head;
The change Ia work fr m thoughticss pi1y:
Which came To me along the way
Ikfrode while reaching forty.
Through visions VII b had real s.crned,
Through visions wild n than fdreamcd.
Through shadows where the silver cleaned,
Through sunny places half o'crcast
by cerie SHAPES which FITTED fast
For brighfnesS cannot siways last,
And youth must merge Ia forty.
Now let IN. count my treasures o'cr.
what have won ortosfr Far more
Have lost than gained. such boundleN store
Of fa tn and hope I boastci 4, when
] wandered from a lad Of ten
To where my vision br~oadcned. T1kn
Ny faith exceeded forty.
Somewhat have learned. and much u~niearnec-
ZONE good received much more have sparncd
And much that might have been discerned
] left unhccdet-wanfcring by
With careless or ayertrd eye;
Forgetting that the moments ny
10 fast from youth 10 forty.
Two reached the summit Of the race.
And would move On with slower pace;
But forty has no breathing place:
~ shift and turn me ns I will
The years will crowd and lo<tis still,
And I may hnst-n down the hill
To score another forty.
Iview the path Two wandered ON.
Where forty years have come and gone.
Aud much Of faith and hope lie str-wn,
m IafNW fhHV "a a nEnAa fDH-y mid
The remnant OF the faith ] hold.
And shred of hope ! still Unfold,
AMI last another forty.
-~SiTinaadd fNdss) Republican.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-15

. lAile fooiishiy. Come ana sie ao~n
and lot ms ten you ] an quite M
yet"
Thi. was q master stroke. XelI seated
herself without d-mar. sad I. hall 81
ting. half lying 1t her fccs. frla;cd 10
her the chapter Of my msssortsnc.
Dear little girl, her face frightened
before I wss half through-indeed. I am
s9ry TO say shc laughed quite heartily;
but she became sobcr when told her
about the window coming down, and
leaned over and kissed the scsr on nv
head tee&ieriy. and ! knew THAI peace
and confidence were restored
After 3 While we fell 20 talking it oves
in a general way.
"tt was . dreadful blow 10 me-" said
Nell. p-nsiseiy; II thought that my
heart was broken"
81 Thought IL was apre.ty tough blow
myself" laughed. by Joyc, /
thought my head was broken' When
that window came down IL knocked mo
his her than Giliesoy's kite, The next
time we are married Nell. I won't be
left 10 dig ont Of Any such ridiculous hole
AZ a yestry; IL there are any windows
tina, have got TO be jumped out Of. wei:
hop u together"
Grca, was the family wonder 10 see
Us walk in together; bat everything was
all right as 800 rs explained. and Mr.
and Mrs. Barley consented that Nell
and ] might be married next day in the
| quaint little church in the place.
And SD we were. | led my bride in
myself. and Papa and Mamma BARLEY
followed soberly behind, and kate and
her husband were all the crowd We had.
A curaie. who had q bal cold. ofici-
afcd. and the { me-honorcd and world
renowned Dickens woman pew opener.
shabby and snuify. was on hand 10 make
everything romantic and proper.
So this Is why we were married with
out bridesmaids, and had two wedding
days.-Eosfos Statesman.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-15

Why sre farmers Ike saviss To-
0spe ssithcs viE 80 fhrif --vss wsfha
80 ipdasssy.
The eirsshsns fern 10 oc Of ear
rresssess psasis Sec hsass ealssrc. Asa ~
v-sy easy eslfnre-
TIE foIio~ sirics -as gssSa
By The frsden, Of n axusaltussa Cd
csesy On ~prsscsfinx . SILVER cue 10 .
yoanS MAI sAo had ~on The hrss pgaas
a. . psosins msirh; Take this cuA
my young frsead." be zsii. "ani re-
member aisa.s 10 plo~ deep and anRk
shallow"
"A Frrnck chemist rvrsgts tha; ~a.-
CT made slightly sali. and o wkih
when boiling. bs,a in The proyestSpa
Of a quart 70 every g.syn has sSea
add-d. has been fu~and n series u sx-
perimknis - Increase ,h. Yield o. mIlk
twenty-five per ceal. n gtvca to ihe
o . ~ their ordinary dr.ak-
"A good cgrrsni-ezke - mad. a o,c
cup os butter. tao cups VI agar. ball .
cup u sweet milk. soar egy.. thfe- ups
Of fionr. half . pound os currss,s care
fully washed; after they hare drained
SAT- -Four OVER and through them; use
half . grated nutmeg Tor fsvo.ing.
This - nice tak-d in I'm III tins ox u
gum-pans. -CAaease Journal
blooming p,ants in wiu<ios boxes
attached TO the outside Of the easement.
or in pots on the win low-sills will. i, Is
sad. exclude all the iiie. AMI mos Fuits-s
from the houss. II this be true. OBJ
s-rrs the Floral Casase,. IL surely be-
hooses us all Ia pr nv window-boxe.
and rid ourselves II insect pests Ia the
house. We are inclined u think. how
ever. thai wire or n ting sereens SRI a
surer barrier agains, mosquitoes aad
fles.
An Illinois farmer give, an Eastern
writer for the New Engiaad Home -,ead
the following directions for curlng
galiei shoulder. in horses. and says
that Is & inia.lible. Take Cd leather
and burn il To a crsp; RIB -. ASHES OF
the gallcl part; a few applications viii
effect n perfect cure. 4 new work
horse put fo the plow this spr.ng re-
&C we'd several severe gals on both
shoulders a few applications of The
burnt leather made them as sound as Il
never injured. and no scar is now seen.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-15

A rhyaeisn ~Tfiss o, - Geo saiss Ysiys
DOeS AMI >x'ssFsftiA hsTies c<nrsa,if Aas
s.tlr over ;ais Er~al h.sith rraeseF Tbrrs
eau b ~ ssssr n ~ 50 has uiess All yet
- effective No oshcs poSsihi cbsnasasilaa
ct drugs . u mnss tiP4ilE sssi.s natafr IA
fastening the cure % g~serai maesith. Ia
cisOnle aassse. q ,Ae lag. Liver .si MI
neSs anf nsTreEs s,Eteu % e esp~ssztf t~4s
hcisi In re c~onpsaitlos 4 s.s estsrtalls
plesssd - Gal ifpt. Cslrsy ABiJaal.e I Css-
b,sei vita the -zusnarfiis sai fcifow Dsrk
lroa % issclf 10 sc dom tv~ssca~sl. sts N oEs-
n-ctloa viii zach vala BE tsgrtrss iostr. its
effects viii 81 al tssses ssf- q teeI-a<y 20
promote health aaa .;rsagth"
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-15

Ma ". A. CooSs - Ripiey. - srtss. i
have becu tskins Lr ~tufsoits fsIlos Drs
and ssrsnpar Ia for iminIre iiaai. ~rsk k1t-
news sni liver entsplsint ! foani u yrsy
effective WHIT psasti me Vas iis nsihinesa
When ] left OF tskias ~ tbnrs ~ss 10 rrsyisg
for It, further use, spr sAs there sat rssCt4sa
aud e ns-fuenily N Feuess al 20 ny cssaraa nj.
] think a & fcs, deal 81 The nsjsefsse and rec
omucui Ig stronstT."
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-15

AT . family prrty tho comisnr sas 90
large tina, two boys bad To walt a. supper.
When the meal bad long hem over ssi
thc elder felks stIl sat a. tbs tsbl~. the
e.der 81 thr blys-ii % h . seventh hiffhtsv
WAS seen Cropching on she isursicR uu;stis
the supr<r tnsgs and "a. a.k~l W krte 70
fsuif' With q dee -drasn Sigh. the lAl re-
sponded: Il doa't know sp 90 bee some
where psayin' the Lord foe hls ~sappari'.
kIssssls y0aFaai.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-15

Who know. that ~ the beautiful girl ~ha
died 40 young had t~~s blessed WITH DIR.
p1crcss -fAusiie PrescrSpuoa'f Abe might
have rriy3ed On many aaofber hrixbi Map
.aay. The -Fxgorie Prescriptoa" L. . FER
tain cure Tor all those disprisrs to shieh
females are iizbi-- By drusgista
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-15

As STAYS are qusekfy shaaaohcd WITH ne
eompleuoa OF rsilr ssis. a. uae huge. 4 fastic.
csthsrtie pills. ennrosei 10 cru ir sai buisy
ncitcioe.. are gutrkiy aha sdop~d ~ss che ~
.roincissu Of De Pienes's "fsessz-t purxs-
tive Pellets which are sussrcDstr D. AMI little
lIrgcr than n~ustsri seeds, s1; composed 20
highiy concentrated vegetable eIiracaL By
dgu.gints
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-15

After \ dosen bnys ai scran,oa had
kicked . can around ioT ball an heas =
man cane along and found ths; IL bed
q pound Il nsiro-gi,cerfE~- Al The hair
In the crowd cra~sed up 10 stay ssr an
hour.-LesSvsl ff<s Fpss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-15

a Tosonso man estimated sha, he
has hoe; i0o hours Bsc "a t~easy.si.
years In changing his saspSndsrs .rom
one pair Of ~panisioons .o another.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-15

TssyoyAfc Bat, Co, Marssar1 " eh. vfl
eenf Dr. DYES CeSes<sse; Es~~tro ycissis
Belts AMI Electric Ag~JIiasoes On sri.I for
thsrsy dsyao son tysaax a. odd VIA ars az
Hold sfseryoas debility. soss vitality sa1
hsnfsei trrt3es. xzs-sEfrssny sp~efT saf
enm.tste fsso sstan q heal n srss rzaniy vs-oe
Address - bcvc. y. H-Sorsk 10 i,xzrrel
- tsssrSy ds.s trsa, IL sliosea
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-15
e.~yecr~i,y 4. ~ n,,h-r ~ i,r,n,

eetyecesi,y IL shs mother Of invrasloa.,
Dscses OF the liver. stineys and hossis
tscuSt forsh tsst aoverstzs renei Ksisry-
Nosf- shtch n nstaxs poSaal carsffve ksy
81 thas dire eompi.iniA In stser liquid 90
dr. fors % 10 , perfect rrn-ds fos thsss tent.
be dtseses Nj cause 80 many ceztka
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-15

Ttsys members Of q hssss bsod In ffinois
vert ff.csIeiux IN . hotel s;rsck by isghtninx.
AMI lever knes that aaything aoassai uAs
g snloa-tAiceyo Tr1Es.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-15

~ the bsaod BE- i@posesi.hri. ~ msaifesi~i
BY ptmpies cru. ti0as alcsr.. or raBnis<
eota scrosu'ous turnors, s-siinxs oy general
detlity. tiks Dr. T. v. P~ree's " sosses
Aeicsi Di.eoyery.'' Sold by draygis.sL
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-15

HAxoiNc . ~tfsrmospeicr in the coolest
Ssce In the ysrl 70 ascertain hos b.. Il IL. s
one o. the psrxdoxes Of efvIiixaf!an- -sas
hsres ksgsu.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-15

u ssss Detroit x;-i vbo wansed tn nary
81 hsteen 80 - 20 hase her gosica ys3dsns
hurry u2the fssteG-Lkfye Fr< grsa
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-15
Tess,.sa.. AZ O.e~....

Oscan WLns has b~cn tskcn for an inigsnA
herb doctor iwD times In the lat thrre fsossks
~. 4. Grsphse.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-15

"WnAr'. The man tsfiinS 49, sst~i .
youDg,ter, "te's ysilisg at the ,Ss % IA.
xa4rr
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-15

ss~ $685. t-~~ s..-s -
szssE sss ss~ss~s sAss SO sst>s re
4Ass -sh~ 1850 sa<~s $500.
sssssss s-~=xs - ~ s~s 49, sss~s~s~s
tzss sss - Ne Tea ~ a F~-y~~<
t,srs tis~s saes@<rs Ne. go s-.sss ga
sA-s sFsxsz - $3.50 s~s s&~tss~ ssszsa
Ersssst H@rss -ses>@ ssev@r~ssas
> &sets 80 - Ass4 49, sssS
sAs sSfsss s&sss1 Asa@ssak
~hpc~. - es. Cssrs "a "a ~<~
80 49, s4s-xs s~~4 seasss ~
fEs iNNs@s Il Fsss m.sss~sx- sfa.tk
szsss sd . 1891 s<fsa 1880 ss~A 49,
fz~ t~ 1919 = ss~t4s s&s azs8 ~ 80
&xzA IN kssaA 49,
@
a--s-.~ crss s-~1A.ss 1s~ ~
- kA%s ss-s 0 e. Assxxss
sases s~ssass~r~ss ga sss.
t~s h. las f~E&tfs 49, Efs sfsss ssE8 .
.&ts ave- SsxsA -k@a- C.=-- So
r.E.r. es@sss asEsasss3NsaA asa
~ s9~-~s ~sss ssrs Nsss 80 ~ es~.s
nssss@stssss ss. issxs.ssaA -
shs - 80 Ars>& ~asssx f~a>a
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-15
81 t,.u., Wan, rn., ..ur.

i What . LADY ~ Bostss sad a. her hashsni
when he bronga, ha ne zone medicine II cure
her ~ SILK Ire risrhr sni neuralgia shtch h ~
maie her misershlc for foartcsa year. ~
the frat a'tark thereafter. 10 ia, ala inisiefei
o. her With s1~h good results, shat che cBar
tinued IL use uni enrsi. AMI Vas al en-.
thusiassic tn its praise. THAI she In iacri
tsensy two IL The best families IN hrr circle
o. ADOPT 4, ~ Their regular family medicine.
That "s,uf' 10 Hop Bttcra-Sfsaasrd.
"H'sf' calculated Forr. $50 thry s.r
this plsv IL tskea frsm tfef should SEP
rather that the lie % taken frnsa the rlay -
Josfos TrassersTt
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-15

VIZ see ~ -,s~se IN he psyrss s,syys -
nvenfosa hos tssy wfli izsent . euy
vho vUu't vkisIe oz his fc<rrs sss3 PEI ca
~ sfrests ~ sxhl-E. y. ri
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-15

1bs ~ysspsissss u shis ssse>ssssl nslssiss
jsstiy Gains fss 10 o ss7srSsgssy sve~ al rsD-
ssiss svss s4sss4 - sss vstsis ~ ne eAyR
cE1rAf1, oPKxoY ssl HB0oA0EBf sseo
sfASssass Hsve. o. calls sss fsvsr. vasiA-
a. sfsAsgs 20 LOO essAisG. 0srs1ssS - ~
ss;sfs vssssss sa1 osssAsss ssssssy 70 bsss
hin ssstiossy - IL srssh - sAs aessrftee
shssis - ssss vhsssssr Vsii ~ fsti - sssst "
he lifs<ttsasa ss sssssssy sssisOsSaol sseySs1
ss.- In grsss ossy sssss . sdsgis 1sss -
hess ss1<isss ~ . szfs. 81 vso;e fsnxsi0
have bsss ass1 sysasGis bsssis. v.sh 49,.
lsef sessssssisa q 10 gssssAt 10 Ia. Il d.
hsvssss. pes<est- 80 70 ssssy sss oSs sss-
fsis - ssss, u fss 80 y esssisss1 o snsstor
lssn - . Vsss - tUs sA9 - 49,
Sssa e1s<bsl. asss 0Dssislsy n Ss0ssn -
isae ssss1tag sssss. UssaIy 49, ns1tssse
Win 1ss rsos.se Asy Al - kssp - bsvsbt q
gssd sresf. 0ssi1 sSs Dsx1ess. tsUsses. -
0Bs4s sesshaftsDsAasss 80 ooS1ag sskD
tlsss - 1bss lSs e shs YDsa. Q sfse . ssss
Il 0Ul1D vDo8IA0l8 YAxsIS YIIlo
vsii - sARxtoss.
TAs g~essisa G1Y1o 1ouyG ned
hass d yeu 1vfIVY3ssssaanD0ss& go
b5ss1a N 1o1IU D0L6sasy - - stshsss
oasslhsssss sol 81 s1s 0sg3saS 1oUu J.
onIT19 nome 0TDUH. q tzs6rszusI e.
kxso1se vsf1 - hhso q - busta 1s1e
yrfvsss stsop 49, - 80 bNs1e - -
vsssosss - - On - 1sssSu1
DR 1oK1 HULL.
90
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-15

t,ass Hes ses@<rs sss go s-.sss ga
s@-. sr.ssz ~ sa~- = s~e~s~ srszss
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-15

.Ass -ths 1850 ss<sa4. a~~s $500.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-15

THry yoa srgooA Of y.chsinxi Yer -ssl
Jkeu NC e~xp>xtyuur ssczkzfsrr 10 hrz~
On tbe terms irshe aaufsc1i ds<.kr.u. psn~
Of fs~m rais-sp3seA Who's got TIE sR~
seces snchor hA.1ris ID hts ycss yoexsss A.
0Uer 9vst-SssIxm>x R~7xev
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-15

~hpc~s - rs. Cssrs "a so 80.
rss~. 1s@. -~sa &ses&ss ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-15

@seNN~ b<fS tsef WI s&tStN oNy
lie ssfe>.s ~ sxht-E y. r@
80
1Hry yoa srgooA Of yarhsinxt yuy ~ssL
Jkeu Nc sxp,rtyuur seczkzfxrr % erzw
sl tbe terms inshe aau;scai ds<.kzxy. psa~
Of 'arn rzss-sp3seA wbo's gos TIE sE~
eeees Anehos hA,1-is 10 his sess pocxsss A
svera ukk-Sasyfs~x R1k&1
TEE srcurioa transest sr4trs. s-.sen
has os>nc1 To iske "a esrcrssee ssexop
boat Tcfss<ty ssse arss srozr th~ sssses
and fssn se.<A 1Asae-x r. GrsSA<
wExx Is hsr. IN .zsns /: soesaf S0a RI
Pellets 81 tr fhc e q Ezr4ses s>inuEp
snezns ed ogss N kg<k~1 an -
usys 8 ean-Aswl@F
AZ ezesssee sa.:rWIy ss.sd re 80
o8r Ven aF0Uxess 6oesnne 49,
- TIL = Ne h3n1 ~
ssatstAne<-x
wur-tss. -A..-
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STATE OF MAINE.

kENNEBEc So. superior Court, April Term, 1882.
NELLIE HILL Libt. VS.. BENJAMIN II. HILL.
Upon the annexed libel, it is ordered, that
notice thereof be given the libeee publishing an
atested copy of the same, abstract thereof to-
gether with this order thereon three weeks success.
sively in the henDebec journal, newspaper printed
in Augusta In said county of kennebec the last pub.
LEGATION To be thirty days at least before the next
term of said Court, to be holden at Augusta, within
and for said County of kennebec the second Tues
day of June next, that he may then and there
appear in said Court and to said libel If he
see fit
A. c. OTIS, Clerk.
(Abstract of libel.)
said libeee at Ipswich in the State
on the 10Th day of September, 1850; that the
said ibeant had resided here In this State in good
faith one year prior to the date hereof that the
libelant has ever been faithful to her marriage obga-
tions but that the said libeee has been unmndfui
the same; that the 10th day Of November $780, he
deserted the said libeant without reasonable
that he has been cruel and abusive to the libeant
that though of sufficient ability he has neglected
TO provide the libelant with suitable support.
Wherefore she prays that divorce from the bonds
of matrimOny between herself and said libelee,
may be decreed. And this she would
be reasonable and proper. conducive to do
nestle harmony and consistent with the peace and
morality of society. And the libeant further alleges
that she has used reasonable diligence ascertain
the present residence of said belee but Is unable to
do so, and does not know where it Is.
MRS. NELLIE HILL.
kennehec Is The said libelant
made oath that the above ALE CATION as to the resi-
dence of the belee is true
JOHN N. POTTER,
Justice of the Peace.
aprSt1aw3w Attest: A. c. OTIS, Clerk
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Postmaster General.
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To the Honorable Court OF County Commissioners
Of PiscGtaQais County.
We hereby represent that a road beginning at the
termination of theJ. W. Hall road in Ornevie, Pts
cataquis County, thence in southerly direction to
interst ct the road in Bradford, PenObsco County,
leading from Lagrange to North Bradford. at the
most convenient point. would be great convenience
and great public benefit. We therefore request
your Court to locate and lay out that road
j. W. HALL and II others.
STATE OF MAINE.
Pscataquis ss.-Court of County Commissioners.
April Tern A. ID. 1882.
Commissioners that the petitioners are responsible,
and that they ought 10 be heard touching the matter
set forth in their petition, and therefore order that
the County Commissioners of the counties of Pts
cataquis and PenObscOt meet at the residence of
John 7. Chase in Orneville in Piscataquis County,
Thursday, the eighth day of June A. d. 1889, at ,
O'Clock +. 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 some convenient place in the vicinity, and
such further 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 serving attesed copies of the petition
and this order thereon upon the clerks of the towns of
Orneville in the County of Piscataqus and Bradford
in the County of PenobscOt, and upon the chairman
of the County Commissioners of fenobscot County,
and by posting up attested copies as aforesaid, in
three public places in each of said towns thirty days
at least before the time appointed for such view and
also by publishing the petition and order thereon
three weeks successfully in the Pscataqus Observer
public newspaper printed in Dover in said county Of
Piscataqus. and three weeks successfully in the
Bangor Weekly Courier. newspaper published in
Bangor in the County of PenObscot. and three
weeks successfully in the kennebee Jounal, a news
paper published at Augusta in the county of Kenne-
bec being the state paper, the first publication in
each Of said papers to be thirty days at least before
the time of SAID view that all persons and corpora
tions interested may attend and be heard if they
think fit. Attest HENRY b. FLINT, Clerk.
true copy of the petition and order thereon.
3w15 Attest: HENRY Il. FLINT.