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no frescoes or mirrors. Evidently Mrs.
Madden took small interest in this part of
the dwelling.
Having convinced ourselves of he de-
STABILITY Of the premises, so far as per-
tanned to the external comforts, Mollie
and separated for the day-she TO do a
little necessary shopping, and to attend
TO business.
The day passed slowly. Some mis-
givings on Moilie's account to. k possess
ion of me. At last resolved to get her
two brothers, Charley and Edward-two
gay, don't care young men-to come and
bear Us company.
When ] saw Mollie's face again she
looked pale and anxious, though she in
sisted she felt no fear.
After dinner-about half past six-we
started Tor the house. The weather was
warm and as Mollie had sent bed linen
and all articles necessary for our use. we
had nothing to do but wait as patiently as
we could the arrival nc the ghosts.
The rooms were slose IN mustv, from
long disuse, and We were al To open the
windows and pass the hours of daylight
near them. But when the shadows began
To fall, left Edward with Mo lie and TAX
ing Charley, went out TO light the gas, de-
termined no trick should be.played upon
me in the dark.
Nothing occurred to alarm rs until we
reached the second floor. 1 had Just light
ed one burner, and was about to light an
other. when ! was startled by sharp cry
from Charley. Turning around. saw
him starting up with face like marble,
eyes extending out of his head with hor-
ror. and his lips drawn back and disclos-
ing his white set teeth.
Startled more by his look than by the
fear or dread of the something which
knew he saw. | shouted to him:
Charley what is it, old man? ~
He clnched my arm with one hand and
pointed with the other to the blue room.
For goodness sake" he said ,hoarsely.
look there ~
| turned slowly around and looked
where he pointed. In the centre Of the
little upholstered room | saw figure -
thin. uDsubstantial and gigantic. The
eyes were closed but one hand moved rest
lessly to and fro across the forehead.
For an instant was riveted to the spot,
staring with the fascination OF terror at the
unearthly figure reflected so horribly in
the garish light.
Shaking off Charities OBTAINING hand. !
sprang forward, brandshing the gas light
er, and aimed savage blow at it. To
my horror the blow passed through the
body but the object never stirred, except
to continue the wearied motion of the hand
A moment more, then it disappeared as
mysteriously as il had come.
Calling up all my resolution per suad
ed Charlie A confinup the rounhs pt The
house with me. and preceded him NJ
stairs.
Nothing more occurred worthy OF men
ton until the time Tor retiring. Charlie
and Edward had gone to their rcom-tht
second floor back--and Mollie and were
about to follow to ours, when | saw walk
ing toward me a man with razor in hi:
hand | glanced at Mollie; her eyes were
fixed on the same object. Neither of Vi
spoke but both watched with bated breath
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KENNEBEC COUNTY-yp Probate f,o.rf hs,5
al Asgnsfd, ON the second Monday Of March,
ChkdAlN INSTRUMENT, purportine to b. the
last will and Testament Of Sarah W Rraog is,e
o. Aibion in said County, deceased. having been
presented for probate:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successively prior to the second Monday OF
April next, in the KenDebec Journal a
newspaper printed in Augusta that all persons inter
ested may attend At q Probate Court then 10 be-
held at Augusta, and show cause, II any. why the
SUD Instrument should not be proved spproyed and
elloweo - the tast viii and testament of the saad
EMERY o. BEAN, Judee.
Afesst: HowARD OWN. Ra9isssr. SVi2
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Messengers Notice.
OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF OF KENSEBEc COUNTY.
STATE OF MAINE

OffTtE Of TIE SHERIFF OF kENNEREC COUNTY.
STATE OF MAINE.
HENNEBEC S., March 9th. A. ID. 1882.
VINHlS is TO give notice, that on the nth day
l. of March, A. ID. lss2, a warrant in insoIyency
was issued out Of the Court of Insolvency for
said County of kennebec, against the estate OF
Frederick b. Haskell of Augusta adjudged to
be an insoivent debtor, on PETITION 81 said
debtor, which petition was filed on the
twenty hrst day of March, A. ID. Iss2 TO wkicl,
ast named date interest on claims Is to be computed
that the payment of any debts and the delivery and
transfer of any property belonging said debtor TO
MIN or for his and the delivery and transfer of
any property by him are forbidden by law; that a
meeting OF the creditors of said debtor prove their
debts and choose one assignees of his estate
VIII be held at court of Insolvency to be holden nj
Probate Court room in said Augusta on Monday. the
tenth day Of April A. d. lss2. at two O'Clock
in the afternoon.
Given under my hand the date FIRST above written.
GEO. r. STEVENS, sheriff,
A. Messenger of the Court of Insolvency for said
County Of kennebec. awla
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STATEOF MAINE.


SOMERSET SS:-Court of County Commissioners.
March Term, A. ID. 1859.
On the foregoing petition, satisfactory evidence
having been received that the Petitioners respon
sibe and ought TO be heard touching the matter set
forth in their petition. 1t is Ordered, That
the County Commissioners meet at the dwelling
house of Sumner Hunnewel in No. One. Range
Two Plantation, Somerset Co, on Wednesday,
June 9TH, A. ID. 1852, at nine (9) O'Clock
A. NJ, and thence proceed to view the
route mentioned in said Petition, immedi.
ately after, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, hearing of the
parties will be had at the samepace and such fur
Their measures taken in the premises the Com
missioners shall judge proper. And the owners OF
said township being unknown II 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 publishing
an attested copy Of the petition aforesaid with this
order thereon six weeks successfully in the Union
vocate, public newspaper printed at North Anson
in Somerset County, and in the kennebec journal,
public newspaper printed at Augusta in Kennebec
County, by the printers to the State the hast pubca
ion of the TO be vt least thirty days before the
time appointed fer said view, that all interested
may then appear and be- heard if they think proper
Attest: l.. II. WEBB, Clerk.
A true copy Of the Petition and Order of Court
thereon.
OWL Attest: l.. II. WEBB, Clerk.
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To the Honorable County Commissioners Of the
County Of Oxford.
The undersigned, inhabitants OF the County of Ok
ford respectfully represent that common convenience
and necessity require the location of new
highway In the town of Gilead and Batch.
elders Grant in Oxford County, commencing
at some point on the road leading from
Bethel to Sheburne, n. H., the sOnih side of the
Androscoggin river, between Jason kimball's store
and Wild bridge in said Gilead, thence running UP
Wild river on the ( side thereof to the mouth of
Evans brook in said Bachelder's Grant, thence in
said Grant the east side of Evans brook to some
point in lot No. In the 9Th Range of lots in said
Batcheldrr's Grant They therefore request your
HOnors to view said route, and make such location
as in your judgments the public require.
G. A. HASTINGS and others
Bethel, March L., 1852.
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PRAl'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE


Remedy. An un-
failing cure for
Seminal Weak
ness, Spermato-
rrhea. lmpctency,
and all Diseases
that follow as a
sequence of Self
Abuse, as Loss OF ,
Nor~,.,rx Trsr.~
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

Hannah keene of Augusta in the County of Ken
neboc and State OF Maine, the thirty first ,iav of
January, $50, by her mortgage deed of that date
recorded in the Registry o, Deeds for kennebee
county, Book sos, Page ITO, conveyed TO the under
signed, Asahel II. Merchant. in mortgage a certain
parcel of land and bui dngs thereon situate in
Augusta on the westside OF kennebec river bounded
as follows: Beginning in the line of the road
leading from Augusta to Belgrade at the soufheas,
corner Of laad owned by Eben Dudley thence running
westerly in the south line of said DudIey's land
about half mile 10 stake and stones near
the west side OF Spring brook, thence running
southeriy about fifty rods TO a stake and stones near
the west iie OF said brook thence running essferIy
aoeut fifteen rods TO tie northwest corner of land
owned by Robert Rollins: then continuing easterly
in the north line of said Rollins land about on.
hundred and thirty rods the west line Of said road
leading from Augusta to Belgrade; thence running
nertherty IN the west line OF said road about iffy
DDS to the first mentioned bound. The premises
conveyed by said mortgage being the same prpn
ises that wee conveyed 10 said Hannah Keene bv
said Asahel b. Merchant laid slst day of January
1876.
And now give notice that the conditions of .aid
mortgage have been broken and that l. the under
sigs.d by reason Of such breach Of condition claim
for that purpose. ASAHEL III. MERCHANT.
by LENDALL TTrCoNB, his attorney
Augusta, March IS, Isss swia
KENyEBEC COUNTY-Ia PROBATE fionrf- ned a,
asggsfd. ON the second Monday of HarcA 1850
A LBIoN = WATSON, Administrator on the
said County, deceased. having presented his
hrst account OF administration Of said estate Tor
allowance:
soRnEREp, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successively prior to the second Monday OF
April next, in the kenBebec Journal, a news.
paper printed in Augusta, that all persons interested
may attend a q Probate Court then to be held Al
. Ases1sts, md sno. cause. If any, Why the same
EMERY o. BEAN. J,dee.
Asesse: HOWARD 0wRxs RaGistes. S1i3s
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mar29f&wew
PATENTS,
r. Ell. EDDY

No. 20 state St., opn"site Kilby, Boston
Secures Patents United srares also IN f;,ea.
Britain France and other foreign countries Conies
Of the claims OF any Patent furnished BY RENTING
one dollar Assignments recorded al Hasbinotnns
No Agency infhe United superior r.
caities for obtaining Patents or ascerfoininn n.
oafentobiiify Of inreRfions. '"e
f. H. EDDY. Solicitor of Patents.
TESTIMONIALS.
81 regard Mr.. Eddy of the most capaJle and
succesyut practitioners with whom have had an
ciai intercourse. 1 yin
CHAs MASON. Commissioner of Patents.
inventors cannot employ person more trus,wor
thy or more capable Of securing for them an earl,
and favorable confederation at the Patent Ofice.
EDMUND BURKE, late Commissioner OF Patent.
pn BosToS. October 10, 1870.
me- IN 1870 my first patent Since then you have ac
teo Ior ana advised me In hundreds Of cases. and
procured many patents, reissues and extensions i
nave Occasionally employed the best agencies in New
OH, fnfiadeiphia and Washington But still rive
you almost the whole Of my business In your ilne.
roure truly, GEORGE DRApER
Ses seeesSS y - II
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HARNESSES at Wholesale and Retail.
III Trunks, Rags, Blankets and Saddlery Hard
ware. Orders by mail promptly attended 10.
HERRlCk L AVERY.
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VERY. Sale and Boarding Stable. Corner of
IL Market Square. CONY, FARRAR & co.
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HALLOWELL.

Doors. shoes and Rubbers. Fine Cus-
- tom Work and Rpairing to order.
J. B. THOMAS, Hallowell.
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General Weaver and d. c. Giddings
Shiver Lances at Bolton Yester.
day Political Points.
Marshal Russell Indicted Again-Gov.
ernor Roberts and the spark
H0rses"-He Leaves
For San Antonio to Attend Hoods Brig.
ade Reunion.
Cheering News as to the Condition Of
Crops aud Stock.
y Other Interesting State News.
Galveston.

GuiSestOn.
Special to the Herald.
GALVESTON, June 26.--William Budden.
dorf, auditor OF the Galveston, Houston &
Harrisburg railway, died this morning of
hemorrhage Of the lungs The deceased
had been confined to his bed about one
week.
The complimentary concert given by Prof.
Black last week was repeated tonight at
the pavilion on the beech, before small
but select and appreciative audience, The
music was of higher order and was finely
rendered.
The county democratic convention met
in Turner's hall tonight at 1880 o'clock, for
the purpose of electing delegates to the
state and district conventions. The con-
vention was called to order by j. N. Fres-
bic, chairman OF the county democratic
executive committee. s, May was elect
ed temporary chairman j. Noland, tempo
rary secretary, and Jno. Bailey SER
geant-at-arms, On motion committee
of five on credentials were appointed by the
chair, who presented majority and mi
nority report. After considerable dis
cussion, the majority report was
adopted. A committee on perma-
nent organization was then appointed
who reported Walter Gresham as permanent
chairman John Noland, secretary; John Y,
Bailey, sergeant -at-arms; and Il. Weber,
assistant sergeant-at-arms. Hon. James B.
Stubbs introduced resolution that NO
member Of the convention be elected dele.
gate to the state convention, which was
lost. A resolution was introduced that the
convention, not being able to harmonize
that the object of the convention be referred
back TO the people, and that they
be instructed to elect delegates to the state
| convention. This was lost. A motion to
| adjourn ten minutes to select delegates tC
the state cony -ntion was adopted.
When the convention was reassembled
| the iollowinE. gentlemen were elected
delegates to the state convention: Alex
Sampson, N. Martin, w. Gresham, r. 7
Wheeler, John | Rogers, j. G. Walker,
g. Goldwaithe, George A. Hill, Georg,
Murdoch, d. ]. May, Ed. f. Knowle ant
n. X. Jaques. The convention at th
hour Ql:3O) are elecling alternates to th
state convention.
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Washington Nows Itcms
NELvILLK's REPORT.


WASHINGTON, June 2.--The navy depart.
mont has received from Engineer Melville,
Of the Jeanette, o detailed report of tho
finding Of the dead bodies of De Longs
party. Accompanying the report Is q copy
OF ~
Or LoSo's NOTEBOOK,
which is record Of the slow starvation of
the party and their death one by one, but
TIL three remained, Of whom DeI.ong MAS
one, who seemed 10 have all died at once as
no more entries appear In the book after
belongs ceased. belongs
rfRsr ENTRY
is October first, being the illth day after
leaving the ship. On that date they had
some venison and tea. They Killed their
hog and made II into stews, using The last
oft October 9Th. On that day
ERICKSON DIED,
Their Tea had given out. A small quantity
ofalcohol was issued 10 men In half ounce
doses. On the 9th Nindermon and Moror
were sent ahead for assistance and the
safety OF these men 10 already known.
Occasionally Alexy, the. Alaska Indian,
killed few ptarmigon, but on October i0t /,
an entry IL made OF
RATING DRIED SKIN scsArs.
On the 2lst kaach was found dead In The
morning, between DR.. Amber .and DE.
Long. On the 18th lverson died and ON
the 18th Dresster died. Sunday. Octobe,
oth, the entry. is that Boyd and 'dorts died
during the night, and
coLtiNs fs DYING
On the llth nothing for supper but A
spoonful Of glycerine and hot water. Their
tea having given out, they made an lnfu.
sion OF arrtic willow and drank that. Ou
The 18th Lee laid down In the snow and
died. On October 18th the breakfast con.
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FARMERsvfLLE, June 8.--Grain Is still
pouring in at the rate Of 1000 bushels pcr
day. Actual shipments TO date BY the car.
load from this place; Corn, 25; wheat, 50;
oats. 3s; cotton seed, l--total, III carload.
Of grain In a. little over one month, Shin.
ments Of grain are not onehalf over.
Weather very warm and getting dry,
Health Of the country excellent,
The entire crop outlook natterinv.
Quito number of new building s,o a.,
process Of erection. -'' ="
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Special TO the Herald. f
PALESTINE, June @.--There was q sharp
alarm Of fire yesterday just as the people
were hurrying churchward. Asthe church
bells were oil ringing the arsmen were
somewhat confused, but finally realised
that the fire was In The old town IN ~
large, new residence of Mr.. Avsrill. TAs
Departments succeeded In saving the aasS'
cent buildings nom injury, but The A XvsSIii
house was completely destroyed, ~.
the Liverpool and London and Gio6s 'sy'. ccm.
pany. Ss "A'
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BeltOn,
Special to tho Herald.

Special 70 inc Herald.
BrLros, June 8.-General J. d. Weaver
spoke here to-day to large and apprecia-
tive audieace, His speech was spicy and
full OF wit, and he almost comnletelv
worsted his honorable opponent, b. 8. C;id.
dings, OF Brenhsm,. who proved not the
man for The occasion, being slo ~ and
weighty,, while General Weaver Is auick--s
iine speaker, and though he did not coniins
himself to the issue, yet there is enough
truth in the charges he made against tho
democratic party. to awaken that party 10
their interest and prompt them TO action
and 10 do their duty. S"
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Athena.
Special to the Herald.

ATHENS, June 28,-The democratic
county convention met Saturday at 10 n.
m. Chairman Walker called the meeting
to order. The object Of the meeting was
explained by the secretary, @. L. Coyner.
Committees were appointed, and while
they were preparing reports, Senator Jobn
Young Gooch and Hon, j. Il FsuiL .,a.,
called upon and made able and somnd
democratic speeches. Their actions were
fully endorsed by resolutions which were
carried unanimously. Delegates 10 The
state conventions were uninstructed. The
The convention to nominate county of,,cers
has been called Tor the 10th Of August.
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tsted Of willow tea and two old boot 9. On
the 10th Alexy, the Indian, broke down
and died. The l7th was
COLLINS rosrIEru BIRTHDAY.
This is the last entry of Belongs, Shortly
after this entry belong, Surgeon Amber
ana the Chinaman cook must have died,
throughout the record is chronicled the
growing weakness Of the survivors and
their
CONSTANT HoPg
for success through the efforts of Monor and
Nindermon.
SIGNED.
Guiteau' 8 death warrant was signed by
oierk Meigs, Of the criminal court, this
morning, the seal of the court attached
and the document Immediately forwarded
70 warden Crocker at the district Jail. 1t
VIII De read to the prisoner just before his
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Calvert
Special to the Herald.

special TO the Herald.
CALVERT, June 26.-Qn the night of the
2ith instant, in CoheL's saloon, IN Hearne,
DR.. G. w. Ofertt, a prominent citizen of
that place, shot and instantly killed James
Perkins and wounded John Hasel, who
was acting rs. pencemsker. at the time,
Justice Hanna, from this place, held the
inquest on the 25thinstant, and the particu-
lars are about as follows: 0tlertt aud Per.
kins were playing game of pool, and
dispute arose as TO who lost the game. Oiiertt
was called by a friend to 20 home, when
Perkins made an insulting remark 0fiertt
turned and asked him to repeat it, which
being done, Offertt drew pistol, when
Perkins caught him and threw him do wn
when they were separated by friends
Upon getting up 0fiertt commenced firing
the Hrst shot striking Hasel, inaicting
slight flesh wound in the abdomen; the
second striking Perkins, killing him in
stantly. After hearing the evidence, the
justice placed Oiiertt under 5000 bonds
to make his appearance at the district
court now in session. Bond was immedi-
ately given.
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Abilene.
ppecia, 10 the Herald.

Special 70 the Herald.
ABILENE. June 26.--The family Of Mr..
MCGEE, at Buffalo Gap, afflicted with small
pox. have entirely recovered, without the
spreading Of ihe disease in III town OF
county, but not until Mr.. Mc0ee had lost
his vile ..a
Major W. v. johnson and Major Cabell
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GEN TLEM EN- !

Please keep the fact in mind that the Clothing House of
kenhardt 7o4 Elm street recognized today the most
elegant and complete establishment of its class in the State
10 advertise bombasc absurdes as to prices and o,lan
tles mode Of business totally foreign to the LEADING
Clothing House of l. Reinhardt
Our highest aim is to be standard in all things to deal
ay and uprghty with patrons and keep pace with
the progress Of style and fashion the ratio which the CITY
OF Dallas as growing city, has right expect ofits live
and wdeawaKe business We wish it once and for all
to be understood by the public whilst sell our goods at
very low prices, whilst carry stock Of Clothing Hats and
furnishing Goods to suit the and purse Of all classes
larger than any Of competitors do it for our own ad
vancement and profit and not for the purpose Of wagng
relentless, cruel war against our neghbors
" we love our neghbors love ourselves" (outside
OF the Clothing trade for which have worked hard and
achieved the abors deserve and is thus When
we we try hard to merit the pubics confidence by LOW
PRICES, FAIR, SQUARE DEALING, and No hrmbuo or
barney but plain honest facts that are not only advancing
our own and the pubcs interest," but attract rstclass
trade from aiar which, but for efforts would have found
its way to other neghborng cities
Please keep the fact also mind that we carry the LARGEST
and hnest assortment Of Gents Furnishing Goods in Dallas
comprising elegant lines Of Gents Underwear in Silk Linen
babrggan and Cambrc White and Fancy Dress Shirts
every STYLE and the most exquisite and latest styles Of Neck
wear In fashionable Hats we are headquarters If YOU will
call and examine goods and prices rest fully assured YOU
will endorse every word publish.
In the line Of Special Bargains suited for the present
warm season. have the following goods every concev
able size and price:
Rl.', Mhte Vests. Vests, from from So rs to 81 90
a'N f>'Eaeca Ooa'S, from Las to 90
Creole Linen Check Suits Mohar Suits and all the deob,
ul Light Fabrics made up for Gentlemens' Summer
Wear in Serges and Dagonas at all prices
]. REINHARDT.
.7O4 ELM STREET.
THEPE0PLES' CL0THTER,
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Special to the Herald.

SAN ANTONIO, June 1.--A Laredo special
says that the body Of q well dressed white
rnHn wasfound-fcur miiesfrom %hst plsoo,
with bullet through his head. The body
had been carried to and thrown into pile
Of cactus.
A Mexican deserter, crossing the Rio
Grande from New Laredo, Mexico, TODAY.
was shot, aud the body. carried down the
stream.
An Eagle Pass special says that the Mex.
lean Freeseene Is to be extended I'M tbe
Rio Grande as far as Pedras Negras. This
will place the Coahuila Rio Grande border
on commercial equality with that of
the state of Tamaulipas. '"
The medicine modified duty laws 20 into
effect on the lst proximo. o. '"'"
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40 ,
JERSEY oiTf, June B.-Tbe labor strike
is growing in dimensions and the determi.
nation of the men wbile nm ,o d.,o no, :.
.,n.,a [ ~, .s ..,a,o.. [ - n ~ " u"'e' NOT .
s,ns'e "o. ., ''oience mas oeen chronicled,
though affairs at times looked
VERY rHREArEYIHG.
About 800 track men, employed by the N.
y, l.. II h w. railway Joined the strikers.
To-day the swilohmen and brakemen EN-.
ployed by the Erie company In the yards OF
the East 4 West. at Bergen, have joined the
strike. The freight traffic Of the road is at a
coAIrLrrr sTASp.srILL.
Superintendent Hill, Of the Erie road, on
being asked what he Thought Of the sitrsa.
tion, replied: 1--WE are In the hands of n
mob. II the strikers remain orderly, 1 do
not anticipate any serious trouble. other
than