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The Portland daily press., 1882-09-13
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEo COUNTY.

KENNEBEC COUNTY.
The Augusta Soldiers Monument Associa-
tion has completed arrangements for dedicat-
ing the monument Sept. 81. The procession
will be the largest and most brilliant ever seer
in Maine. There will be seen in line both
regiments of the Maine militia and battery,
various Masonic bodies in appropriate regalla,
rad shirted firemen from home and abroad,
and citizens on fSct fsSSct and in carriages. Gen.
John L. Swift of Massachusetts: mas peen IN,
vited to deliver the Grafton, and it Is exeSeSss1
will accept.
PENoBscoT COUNTY.
The Commercial says: There is now less
than foot depth of water running over the
water works dam, at Bangor. There is danger
of many mills being compelled to shut down.
Stockwell, Adams & Co. have ceased opera
ii ons at their mills in Webster, and Ring s
mills, at the same place, have also shut down.
They will not start up again until there is a
rain sufficient to raise the water considerably.
The river will probably go even lower than 1t
is now. The fats are exposed in many IN
stances, at half tide, and vessels take the
ground in shallow docks.
WALDO COUNTY.
The Whig says that serious fires were first
raging last week on Duck Trap Mountain, in
Lincolnville, and in the woods south of Burn
ham Village. The fire is supposed to have
been accidentally set by blueberry pickers, and
at one time was thought to endanger the set
Element at the TRAP" The people turned
out for miles around and haaled water in hogs
heads to protect buildings in that vicinity, but
the rain of Monday effectually stopped the
flames. The Burnham fire was on land near
the Howes, Fletcher & Wilcox mill, for which
the trees had been lately cut, and the bark,
limbs, etc., made red hot blaze. This burned
for several days, but was pretty well under
control when the rain came.
YORK COUNTY.
Mr.. John Bridges on Monday afternoon
boarded his boat, which was moored off the
Kittery shore, and looking over the side saw a
dead body on the bottom. 1t was taken Jut
and proved to be a fifteen-year-old son of Reu-
ben Lewis of Kittery who had probably fallen
overheard while playing in the boat. The lad
was subject to fits.
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Serious Accident.

Last Sunday Mrs. Bridget, wife OF Charles
H. Davis, residing on Centre street, accident.
ally fell from quite height, and the physician
summoned thought she was quite seriously in
iured Her husband was away at the time.
Monday, while men were employed in an ex-
cavation near Sebago Lake. it is reported the
bank caved in, and falling upon one man
broke one of his legs. The man was taken on
the train to this city, and Mr.. Rich took him
from the depot in his ambulance to the Maine
General Hospital where his broken limb was
set. Yesterday he was as comfortable as could
he exDected
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state ro,,rnanent.

Sportsmen's Association will be held in Ban
gor to-day, anu continue through three days.
The touraa ment will commence this forenoon
at the Bangor Trotting Park, and four match
es will be contested. The Norombega Sports
mems Club of Bangor, will turn out several
men, and representatives Of the clubs in Port
land Peaks Island, Lewiston, Auburn,
Augusta and other Maine cities will be in at
tendance. A handsome gold badge now being
made by Bernhard Pol, will be awarded to the
best average shot during the tournament. On
Saturday there will be glass ball contest fol
the State championship. which is now held by
j. w. Jones'
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-13
Superior Court.

BEFORE JUDGE BONNEf.
FRrDAY-The County Attorney announces that
no indictments will be made public until the re-
epondents arrsig ed.
Rufus H. Waite paid a fine of $500 and costs on
nuisance Indictment
William Black pleaded guilty to the larce y of an
express WACO !. Sal i he did not intend to sell it
when he hired it of Mr. H Hand, but got drunk and
The next he knew De WIS in the station house he
has been in Jail four months already and has reim-
bursed Mr. Holland and t to whom hs sold
the wagon Sentenced 10 sixty days in Jail.
james A. Carey pleaded guilty to the larceny OF
some furniture from charles E. Clifford. The
County At orney stated that Carey called up Mr..
Clifford and ofe ed to make rep rs upon the fur
ture at IA exceedingly low rate and Clifford let him
have the furnit re- which he Immediately sold to
Wilson Hoyt; that he, the attornes, understood
from G IN. Francis Fessenden and others that the
boy has very estmabls mother, and thai they de-
sired the case continued fos sentence; that the re-
spo dent has been in jail sace april and therefore
has air ady had sdequate punishment. The Court
continued the case for sentence with an admonition
to the lad that il any further complaint was made
against him he would be brought iu and sentenced
upon his indictment.
Corne ius Driscoll obtained two dollars from Dem
mis- Tobin by false pr4tences At the urgent solei-
tation of Dennis Tobin, who was the conplalhail,
and the fact that the County Attorney d off1 ers
knew nothing against the man further than the
fact disclosed in this matter, the case was con-
tinued tor sentence with like admonition to de-
fendant as in the above case Of Carey.
Michael Colemau pleaded guilty to the larceny OF
a small sum of money from tue Onion publishing
Company Jpo the recommendation and request
of Mr. Lauguir CT the company, the defendant
was let off with a lght sentence Of thirty days In
Jail which, with he tine he already serEei VIII
make three months. -.
Edward Harrington was srraigned on an in let
ment charging him with the larceny OF horse,
phaeton and harness the properly oil Joseph b.
and Edward r. Clark, and pleaded rot guilty
Harvey Freeman, a search and s2lzure com
plaint paid lin and costs, amount ng to VI ooSs
Patrick Burns pleaded guilty to an Indictment
for assault and battery Sentenced to ten DAYS N
jal 1t appeared that Burns had paid the injured
party ten dollars and he had acknowle ged salts
faction.
William Donovan arraigned on nuisance IN
dictment and pleaded not guilty.
John Feeney arragned on nuisance lndlcS-
ment and another from keeping drink g house
and tippling shop, and pleaded not guilty to ca b.
Mary sullivan paid 1888 fine and costs on
search and seizure complaint
William Smith demurred to nuisance mdlct-
ment.
Hugh Doherty filed demurrers in two liquor in
dictments found at the May term and also 10 TWO
found at this term
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-13
Brief lettings.

The skies cleared at noon yesterday and the
afternoon was thoroughly autumnal with It's
cold wind from the north. Mercury 52O at
noon, $50 at noon, 62o at p. m, 560 at sunset.
There was seventy-one hundredths of an
inch of rain fall in this city Monday
Bosworth Post has engaged the continental
Band Tor the trip to Augusta.
Steamer City of Richmond will stop at Deer
Isle to land passengers each "trip
zRemember the gospel meeting at the X M
G. A. rooms this evenil at 730.
At meeting of the Board OF Mayor and
Aldermen yesterday afternoon an insane per-
son was sent to the asylum.
Mt. Pleasant DISTRICT Lodge, l. o. G. Ts
meets at Cornish to-day. Public meeting III
the evening, addressed by ex-Gov. Perham.
The City Item announced yesterday that,
under its present management, it should
cease publication with yesterdays issue.
The Brown Light Artillery fred salute OF
one hundred guns last evening III honor oil the
sweeping Republican victory.
Tonight the Portland Yacht Club will par
take of its annual supper at the Peaks Island
House. There will be large party present.
Samuel league has been awarded the con-
tracts for building the 25 ieet addition to Long
wharf along which is to be run the outiall 70
the Commercial street sew r.
The Cumberland Association of Congrega-
tional ministers met in the vestry OF the
Second Parish church yesterday was well at
tended by the clergy men Of this county. The
programme as published in the PRESS was car
ried out.
Some of the Fusionists actually believed the
warn a Jout John Haverty and his beer, which
was invented in Lewiston store and given 80
many headlines in the Argus, and they were
really disappointed at tue failure OF tine
beer" to reach this CITY Saturday mght as
promised by the A gns.-Lewiston journal
The friends of Fletcher will give him
benefit to-day. There will be clam bake,
dancing in the afternoon and evening, and a
good time generally. The boat will leave
Portland at 2 and 7 p M. and Long Island at
5 and 10 p. m.
Bishop Healy and seven priests of the
Catholic church arrived in Presque Isle Mon
day evening and yesterday held religious ser
vices in Johnsons Hall. They intend to erect
Catholic chapel at once. There are more
than GO families of Catholics at Presque Isle.
The meeting of the Maine Board OF Agricui-
ture will take place at Maysville September
18th. The Maine Central railroad Will sell e2'
cursion tickets to Presque Isle and return 1oi
the low price of $3.50. Remember to-day Ii
the last day of the excursion.
Fourteen fishing vessels arrived at For'S'
mouth, N. H., Monday, mostly on account o.
the stress of weather. About 20 barrels OF
mackerel, 400 pounds of swordfsh and severa
r 4 IL pf.d
in, only portion of which was landed
feet of sixty swordfshermen were reported Oh
Cape Elizabeth Saturday, and forty SWORD
fishermen and sealers off Boar Island, fishing
with moderate success.
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Portland Encampment.


Portland Encampment Odd Fellows, left on
then excursion to Springfield .M.sassss yessssesss
day afternoon, at 6 p.u:a4sby train over the
Esstsfa fosd. fhey left the Hall at 40 p. m.
headed by Chandler's full band, and marched
to the station where the train was in waiting.
They numbered about Twenty-Five patriarchs
G. A. Perry was Marshal, with w. s. Barber
and f. e. Haskell. his aids. The following
were the officers of the Encampment:
G. P--S. Malone.
S. WI p. Aver.
j. W.-R. H. Ball.
Scrbe-C. III. Chesey.
III. P.-F e. Haskell.
They looked exceedingly we'll in their full
regalia, and the band played splendidly. They
expected to arrive in Boston at 10 p. M, and
leave at 1890 by the Boston & Albany, arriv-
ing in Springfield at / a. m. today. where they
will be met by a committee from Agawam
Encampment, and escorted to the Hotel War
wick their headuuarterS
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rn.1.olra sabago Novelty.

Everybody will desire to see the representa-
ton of the naval battle between the Enterprise
and Boxer at Lake sebago, Thursday evening
This great marine contest will be Illuminated
by gorgeous display of fireworks, while Col
lirs' Band will provide delightful concert.
The trains will leave Portland for the Lake at
p. m. sharp There will be a special return
train after the concert.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-13

Forty Years Experience Of an Old Nurse.
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP is
the prescription CT one of the best female ply
sicians and nurses in the United States, and
has been used for forty years with never fail
ing success by millions of mothers for their
children. 1t relieves the child from pain'
cures dysentery and disrrhoea, gripping IN the
bowels, and wind-colic. By giving health TO
the child it rests the mother. Price Twenty
FIVE Cents a bottle. Jan15, ,MW&S&w1y5O
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-13
Representatives.

ANDRoscoGGIN COUNTY.
Republicans.
Lewiston--Wallace H. White, Oren A. Horr
Charles S. Newell.
Auburn-Benjamin j. Hill, Arthur b. Latham.
Wales-Thomas W. Ham.
webster-Roscoe D. Y. Philbrook.
Fusion.
Poland-John s. Briggs.
Turner-H. W. Copeland.
ARoosrooK COUNTY.
Republican.
Houlton-Llewellyn Powers.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Portland-Elias Thomas, Clarence Hale. Danlel
w Ames, Oryille X. Gerrish. Charles p. Mattocks'
Brunswick-Weston Thompson.
Gorham-Stephen Hinckley.
Fnsion.
Deering- George B. Leavitt.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Fusion.
Farmngton-J j. Linscott.
Jay-George w. Stone.
Phillips-Daniel O. Lsavitt.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
Republican.
Ellsworth-James 7. Cushman.
KENNEBEc COUNTY.
Republican.
Augusta. M. Haynes Herbert M. Heath
Cinton-W. G. Foster.
Gardiner-David Wentworth.
Hallowell-A. NJ. Spear.
Observation-Disclosures Meader
KNOX COUNTY.
Republican.
Rockland-O. G. Hall, John s. Case.
OXFORD COUNTY.
Republican
Norway-Henry M. Bearce.
Parls-Georgs A. Wilson.
Bethel-Asa A. West
Sumner-Splon f. Stetson.
Oxford-Granville L. Tracy.
Straight Greenback.
Buekneld--R. B. Wait.
PENoBscoT COUNTY.
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base Ball.

The second game between the Atlantics and
Deerine Beds will be played on Friday after
noon. on the horse Car grounds, Deering. 1t
will no doubt be very interesting game, as
tho pads have improved much in playing
since the last game. There is much rivalry
between these two clubs and very large
crowd will be present to witness the game
which will commence at 3 o'clock sharp.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-13
panorted Drowned.

There was a report current yesterday wnich
we were unable 10 substantiate that Anuio"
Doughty of Chebeague Island, came 10 rof',
land in his boat with his boy, Monday' anu
was last seen on the wharf about o. IN. same
day. The little boy was left in the boat Due
has not seen his father since, and it is feared
he has been drowned
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-13

F.o. BAILEY & Co.will sell at p. m. to-
day on the premises No. 2l3 Bracket street
the valuable property consisting of two-story
house and ell with IA finished rooms, bath
room in walnut with hot and cold water, gas,
Sebago, and cemented cellar. Lot 46xso. This
is one of the best pieces Of property in this Sec
tion of the city, and all in want of real estate
will do well to attend the sale as it is positive
as the owner is about leaving the State. See
arntin,a nolnrn
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-13
Gall Voted.

At a meeting of the State Street Church
held Monday evening, it was voted to o'extend
call to Rev. Henry M. Storrs, D. d., OF New
York, to become their pastor. DR.. Storrs
preached at State Street Sunday, the Sd inst,
to the great acceptance of all who heard him.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-13

The Saccarappa Republicans had grand
iollification Monday night. The returns were
read in Mayhem Hall, the Saccarappa Band
discoursed stirring music and the returns with
their gratifying intelligence, were cheered to
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-13
Gilbert's Dancing Academy

This popular instruct will commence his
classes in dancing on the first Monday evening
in October. Mr. Gilbert's name is so well
known to our citizens that it is sufficient to
simply call attention to the fact of the begin
ming of the term.
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DR.. o. Fitzgerald

the man who makes SO many wonderful cures
will visit Portland, United States Hotel on
Wednesday and Thursday, the 18th and l4th
of this month, for two days only, and will
examine all who may call on him free Of charge.
sep12 DIT
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-13

The Whig says an auction sale OF timber
lands will occur in Bangor, on Thursday, sept
2lst, when the European & North American
Railway will sell all the timber lands belong
ing to the company.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-13

Solon Chase rode into fame on pair OF
steers. Adan,Son'S BdlsdD1 became meritori-
Gus by its wonderful healing properties 1t
cures Coughs, Colds, and all affections OF the
Throat and Lungs. Trial size 10 CENTS
sar11 MW&S&w
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CREEDMOoR.
Portland Victorious.

A dispatch to the PRESS from Capt. e. j..
Cram of the Maine Rifle Team. at Creedmoor,
received yesterday, announced that four OF the
Maine team had won prizes in the Judd match;
viz: Messrs. Moor, Fairbanks, Hussey and
Davis
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-13

Make yourself healthy and strong. Make
life happy by using Browns Iron Bitters.
sep11 MW&F&W
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-13
TIE COUNTY.
Cumberland Elects the Entire Republican Ticket.

following conclusive
" o theentr substantial
FORS SEN
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-13
Vote for Treasurer.
THE LEGISLATURE.

Senators Elected.
ANDRos soGaIN COUNTY.
William D. Pennell, Lewiston.
William ID. Roak, Durham.
ARoosrooK COUNTY.
K. E. Parkhurst, Maysville.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Charles Mclaughlin Portland.
Tobia- Lord, Jr., standi.h
Albert f. Nutti G. Otisfeld.
Stephen j. Young, Brunswick.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
P. H. Stubbs, Strong.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
Oliver P. Bragdon. Sullivan.
Guy w. McAllister, Bucksport.
KENNEBEo COUNTY.
george E. Weeks, Augusta.
F. E. Heath. Waterviile.
KNOX COUNTY.
S. j. Gushee, Appleton.
LINCOLN COUNTY.
Sebastian S. Marble, Waldoboro.
OXFORD COUNTY.
james W. Clark, AND over.
Eckley L. Stearns, Lowell.
PENoBscoT COUNTY.
John L. Cutler, Bangor.
James Weymouth, Oldtown.
Thomas Fl Wentworth, Bradford.
Philip Wilson, East Newport.
PIsoATAQUIs COUNTY.
A.. G. Lebroke, Foxcroft.
sAGADAHoc COUNTY.
John H. Kimball, Bath.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
O.S. Haskell, Pittsfeld.
Virgil r. Connor. Fairfield.
WALDO COUNTY.
James r. T'dber, Unity.
Wipians M. Rust, Belfast.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
voranus s. Coffin.
Seward B. Hume.
YORK COUNTY.
Ernest NJ Goodall, sanford.
Barak Maxwell, Wells.
Joseph Smith, 4th, Biddeford.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-13
nraasrs. Owen. Moore g. Co.

M6BSI5s OWOu5 41OOI % W
advertise one of their popular one days sale
for Thursday that should interest every gentle.
man who wears merino hosiery.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-13

Or rich and poor, if you're not won
To brush your teeth with SOZODONT.
You'll one day suffer deep remorse,
For soon they'll crumble in decao,
Aud soon you'll cry, "Oh, lack-a-day,
That had never changed my curse.
snn11 MW&1F&W
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The Glories of Women

are luxuriant hair and fine teeth The first
is secured by j. & E. ATKINsoNs Balsam OF
White Roses, and the latter preserved by
taeir Quinne Powder. sep9S&W
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-13
Vote for Commissioners.

Republican.
Dexter-B. f. Eldridge.
Bang r-B. B. Thatcher, Charles Hamilton. Hi
ram H. Fogg
Etna-Geo. s. Hill.
PIscATAoUIs COUNTY.
Republican,
Dover, etc-C. N. Rand, Parkman.
Abbot-Oren j. Doyen.
Sebec-Jonathan A. Chase.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
Republican.
Fairield-Stephen A. Nye.
sAGADAHoo COUNTY.
Republican.
Bath-william Rogers.
WALDO COUNTY.
Republican.
Belfast-Nathan f. Houston.
Palermo-John S. Aver.
Winterport-Otis j. Libby.
Stockton-Wm. Smith
YORK COUNTY.
Republican.
Bddeford-Charles H. Prescott.
Newfield-Isaac M Ira ton.
Hollis George A. Harmon.
Waterboro-Isaac N Deering.
Lebanon-Charles B. Fall
Cornish-George II. Milliken
Fusion.
Biddeford-John B. Donovan.
Kennebunkport-Cha K. Perkins.
South Berwick-George +. Goodwin.
In Hiram there was tie vote, which will necessi-
tate a second election.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-16

A very high toned looking young
plaid clothes, red necktie, low crowned
hat, straw colored kids anu knitting
needle cane, walked into a tobacco
shop, and throwing down a half dollar
on the counter, said:
"Well, this is the worst town ever
saw; n gentleman can't get anything
satisfactory, and l am utterly unable
to see how person OF fastidlous taste
can live here. say, Mr., shopkeeper,
can you sell fellow a decent cigar"
Eyes, sir, said the cigar man very
neekly.
"Well, then, fly around lively and
do it. Don't you see that half dollar >"
eyes, sir, what kind Of a cigar do you
want, sir ."
"What kind ?"
eyes, sir -
"Why, look at me. si-, moment,
and see for yourself what kind of a
cigar would suit me-" and he drew
himself up, grandly and gazed down on
the shopkeeper.
The shopkeeper looked and then took
in the half dollar, got out a cigar,
handed the man forty nine cents back,
and said:
81 owe you another half cent, sir,
take arother cigar"
The nice young man looked at the
shopkeeper and then at the cigar, and
then at himself, aud without saying a
word, walked out.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-16

| '''''N'- " 40 II ~ iNhl-'
There was dozen of us waiting a.
the station, near ) rasburg, Va, for the
noon train. Everyone had cut his din
ner short to Catch the train, but the
hour rrived-ti ve-teu-twenty min.
utes passed, and then everybody won
der'd what had happened. rhe tick.
et-agent was also the telegraph opera.
tor. He was a young fellow of ABOUT
twenty, i'll grained and superclllous
| but impatieuce overcame The fear OF
him, and II woman stepped to the win.
dow, and asked:
SIS the train late"
| "Un - he growled, in reply.
| 'How late is il!
| Gun -
That finished her, and she resumed
| her seat.
Five minutes more slipped away,
| aad very colemu.looking man, carry
ing 1sry solemn looking carpeu.bag,
adv need from his corner, and began
Tam Is late, isn't 1t? ?"
EYES,"
GLOW late is il ?"
Gum -
wv hat 3 the cause of it ."
No answer.
He hung around for a minute longer
and then solemnly marched back to ms
seat, and gave someone else d chance to
get blutteu.
Nv har' y that train"
The young man was looking over
some freight bills, and he did not raise
his head.
Nv har' s-that--train ." repeated the
whittier, in louder voice.
The ageat Looked up for second, but
let his eyes fall without answer.
"Whar' s-that-train >" shouted the
passenger as BE- brought his list down
on the shelf.
Noa answer.
After waiting ten seconds he walked
out doors, tu' ned to the right and sud.
denly entered the ticket Off g through
the freight house. Walking strai sht
up to the agent he reached over the
table aud seized hun, pulled him ACROSS
like streak of lightning, and AZ he
gave him shake and jamned him into
d corner he called out:
"Whar i'll thunder and blazes is that
ar train?
cts coming I" glsped the agent.
When y har-which ?'
IN about Twenty minutes ~
what made 'er late 2"
"The engine broke down below Win
chester
"rhen why in Crockt tt ) MAMIE didn't
you say 50 III the fust place? Young
man, take a squar' look at me amt
party, nor genJeel, nor sanity, but Iru
plum1 up and down, and mean bizuess
W hen man asks me how hogs ar sell
ing Pm going To gin him civil an
swer if it cracks three ribs, aud when |
ask you why that doggoned old bull
CINE hasn't snorted in you've got to
hear me or down comes Your trestle-
works. DO you catch on?
"1-yer- certainly train $ behind
tint be here soon-Jt coCrse-y es--
Of course !"
Then the solemn man rose up, took
his hat in his hand and passed it around
for money. and we felt like raising a
million dollars for the solid man as d
token Of our love and reverence.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-16
SOMETHING FOR HIS HEALTH.

"Don't you know it's very wrong tc
smoke my boy % said an elderly-iook.
ing lady, in railway waiting room, &c
Young America, who persisted in puff.
ing a cheap cigarette, much TO the old
la1y's discomfort.
"Oh, | smoke for my health" An.
swered the boy, emitting volume of
smoke from his mouth which almost
stlangled the old la'ly.
"Dut you never heard of cure for
smoking" continued the lady when
soe had regained consciousness
Goa, ves | did" persisted the boy,
as he formed his mouth into a young
Vesuvius working on full time that
is the way they cure pigs -
"Smoke on. then" quickly replied
the old lady ; "Ihere's some hope for
youye -
Daily Republican., 1882-03-16
PUBLIC SALE.
A DMlNlsIlAATUR'S SALE.

BY virtue Of an order OF the Orphans
Court OF the State of Delaware, in and for
New Castle County, made at the February
term, A. D., 1884, of said court, will be exposed
at public sale, at 9reenbank, on the premises
on
TUESDAY. MARCH a, 1882,
at O'Clock, p. m.
the following described real estate. berg the
property of Hannah NJ. Jones, deceased, to
wiz: All that certain piece or par el OF land
with the dwelling pouss thereon erected, cit.
uated in Christiana uLdred, bounded and
describet as follows, to wit:
BEGINNING at corner In the middle OF the
zap an Newport turnpike road, being also
In line OF lands Of the Wilmington and
W estern X. X. co.; thence down the middle
of ID turnpike sCath 81 degrees and 81 min.
utes, east three chains and t6 links TO a cor
per, then,e by lands Of James Uranston south
ii deY rees. wei chains and 90 links to
c rner In the Aforesaid line OF lands of 1.-THE
Wilmington and W estern X. X. Go. thenco
along the fence line of said X. X. Co.'S lands
8 chaps and II links to the place OF beginning
ole acre, more or less.
Attendaucs will be given ana terms made
known at the time and place by
JOHN A. EVANSTON,
Administrator, or by his attorney.
Attest: J. H. Houseman, UierA q. Ut
ml.d&wts