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Mystic Lodge.

The following officers of Mystic Lodge, No.
@ O. OF G. T., were installed last evening
by B. G. Jersey, G. W. c. T., assisted by
Rev. II. G. Munson, G. w. Counsellor, acting
as G. w. s., with Lodge Deputy J. B. Thorn
dixie acting as G. W. M:
W. g. T.--G. l.. Larrabee.
W. V. T.-Cora Hoyey.
VS.. A. Became.
W. f. S.-A. III. Spear
W. TT. W. Burnham.
W. C.-G. A. Ulmer.
W. MA. T. Marsh.
W. d. M.-Fannis Marsh.
W. r. III. S.-Nelson Fl. Campbell.
w. L. H. S.-Clara e. White.
W. 1. GA. M. Burnham.
w. o. &C. W. Mitchell.
p. W. G. tt. r. St. John.
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AAlhlA&s
The Deer Isle Co. has elected the following
officers:
President-Samuel Hanson.
Secretary and Treasursr-W. @. G. Carney.
Directors Samuel Hanson, Portland; Or
vile d. Baker, Augusta; Irwin Curtis, Boston;
7. Frank Jones, Portland; w. G. G. Carney,
Portland.
Msssrs James B. Totten, W. 81. Sanborn
and BENZ Barnes, Jr., were chosen commit.
tee to make an investigation of the affairs of
the company and report to the new board OF di-
rectors.
The Edgemoggin Mining Co. has chosen the
following officers:
President-Charles Dsering.
Secretary-John s. Morris.
Assistant Sscretary-B. Barnes, Jr.
Treasure--Arthur G. Libby.
Directors Charles Deering, John s. Morris,
VIM. H. Sanborn, Gardner M Parker, Port
land; Henry w. Sargent, Sargentville
1t was voted to levy an assessment OF i've
cents per share.
The annual meeting of the Coxhsath Mining
Company was held in this city Wednesday.
The bylaws were amended so as to provide for
seven directors instead of FIVE. The following
officers were elected for the ensuing year:
Directors-J. A. L. Whittier, s. K. Hamil-
ton, Jonathan Dorr, Isaac p Gragg, J. b. Bur
chell
President-J. A. l.. Whittier.
Trsasurer-S. K. Hamilton.
Secretary-Thomas MAR.
Corporation clerk-Emery S. Ridlon.
The meeting WAS adjourned until June Z,
when the two vacancies in the board of direct
ors will probably be filed
The animal meeting of the Victoria Oil and
Mining Company was held in this city on
Wednesday, The following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year:
President-C e. Powers.
Reconsideration Dorr.
Secretary-Emery s. Ridlon.
Dirsctors-Charles e. Powers, Albert
Palmer, J. A. L. Whittier, Jonathan Dorr,
S. x. Hamilton, George A. Smith and Isaac P.
Gragg.
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Spring Fires.

A barn in North Yarmouth, near the Maine
Central Railroad, was burned Wednesday by a
FIRE set in the grass by sparks from the loco
motive.
A house and barn belonging to James
Smith, situated in the eastern part of New
Gloucester, were burned Wednesday. 1t was
caused by fire set to burn jumpers by q
neighbor. The loss is supposed to be $1,000;
buildings insured.
Fencing material on the farm of Nicholas
Rideout, in New Gloucester, was burned
Wednesday by fire set by sparks from loco
motive. Other fires were seen burning near
the Maine Central Railroad.
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MASONIC.
Closing Session of the Grand Bodies.

The Grand Lodge called on at o'clock yes
terday. Routine business and installation Of
officers occupied the session. The following
appointments were made:
Corresponding Grand Secretery-George W
Deering, Portland.
DISTRICT DEPUTY GRAND MASTERS.
District John f. Dyer, Presque Isle.
:" 2-Wilford j. Usher, Eastport.
Z" 3-Henry R. Taylor. Machias.
/" 4-George A. Wheeler, Castine.
" 5-James f. Roberts, Foxcroft.
/" 6-Thomas w. Burr, Bangor.
+" benjamin Ames, Thorndike.
" S-Robsrt w. Perry, Lincolnville.
9-Nathsn Wiggin. Rockland.
10-Charlss W. Stetson, Damariscotta.
Thames j. Jones, Hallowel.
12-H. Owen Nickerson, Readfeld.
13-Benjamin Moore, North Anson.
IF @. Whitshousc, Brunswick.
" 15-Algernon M. Roak, Auburn.
16-E. F. Stevens, Mechanic Falls.
IA. w. Lsrrabac, New Gloucester.
1S-John Bradley, Cornish.
1876. Fl. Wakefield, South Berwick.
GRAND cHAPLAINs.
Rev. Caleb Fuller, Hallowell.
!" Charles G. vinal, Kennobunk.
I" Edwin f. Small, Saco.
!" W. J. Murphy, Portland.
/" W. G. Haskell, Lewiston.
j. Riley Bowler, Rockland.
g Simon Goodsnough, Belfast.
!" John Gibson, Portland.
George G.. Hamilton, Yarmouth.
VIM. Fl. Washburn, Lewiston.
Thomas lyric, Auburn
Grand Msrshal-Georgs r. Shaw, Portland.
Grand Senior Deacon-Horace Ell. Burbank,
Sace.
Grand Junior Deacon-Jossph M. Bayes,
Bath.
Grand Stswards-Rotheus e. Paine, Cam
den; Levi Leroy, Trescott; Edward NJ. Faller,
Bath; Samuel G. Davis, Denmark.
Grand Sword Bearer-Turner Bnswal,
Scion.
Grand Standard Bearer William Ell. Smith,
Portland
Grand Pursuivants-Orel Dexter, Newport;
Alfred S. KimAll, Waterford.
Grand Lecturer-T. j. Murray, Portland.
Grand Organist-Geo. M. Howe, Portland.
Grand Tyler WarreS-O Carney, Portland.
The surrender of its charter by Ionis Lodge
of Gardiner was accepted.
Permission was granted to Tranquil Lodge
of Auburn to appear at the dedication of
soldiers monument on Decoration Day and
for other lodges to join them.
At noon the Grand Lodge closed.
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Maine Charitable Mechanics Association
The stated meeting of this association occur
red last evening, President Lewis B. Smith in
the chair. The minutes OF the annual meet
ing and OF the last stated meeting were read
and accepted.
Tho President announced the death and fun
eral of Brs. Lorenzo d. Cole.
Reports of the ward relief committees were
rendered.
The following officers were elected:
Superintendent and Librarian-Frank /.
Brett.
Assistant Libsarian-Miss Alice Brett
Library Comnitee-F. Il. Bray, E. A. Jor-
dan, Edward Grifin.
Conmittss on Schesls-M. A. Blanchard, Il.
A. Jordan, Edward Grifin.
Committes on Lectures and Debate5-Na-
tsanisl Walker, Geo. T. Littleield, Thomas
Merrill
Auditing Committee-P. W. Neal, d. G..
Drinkuater, Elisha Higgin.
It was voted to add to tho committee on
schools, two members OF the government, to be
appointed BY the government. 1t was also
yotsd that any application hereafter made
shall be accompanied by deposit of five dol
lars the admission fee, otherwise no application
Is to be consid cred, and the same ordered to be
printed upon all blank applications.
M. A. Blanchard presented memorial reso'
lutions upon the late Leroy A. Foster.
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Four persons were received into the churcn
at East Limington by profession and baptism
on the 23d ult.
VIII. Danielson, assistant postmaster at
Limington, while splitting wood few days
since nearly severed his thumb from his hand
by the axe handle hitting the stick and making
amistroke. DIR. Moulton was called ana sew
ed up the wound.
Lorin S. Edgcomb, butcher al South Lining
ton. was thrown from his wagon last Monday
by the wagon dropping into Stag in the road
and bouncing from the fore wheels. Mr.. Edg-
comb struck upon his head and shoulders pruls-
ing his face and neck badly and nearly preak-
ing his right shoulder, r.
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Departure of the sarmatian.

d. The Allan steamer Sarmatian, Capt. Ora
ham, sailed for Liverpool yesterday afternoon
on the arrival of the mails and passengers from
Montreal. Her cargo embraced 26, 900 bushels
of wheat, 81 ,342 bushels and 473 bags peas, 27O
barrels apples, 1917 bags oatmeal, S19 boxes
cheese, 40 sewing machines, and packages beef
tongues, skins and furs, dry goods, leather,
hardware, iron pipes, castings, copper ore, &c.
The value of the cargo was $91,S74.
The Portland daily press., 1882-05-05

All kidney and urinary complaints, especial
ly Bright's Disease, Diabetes and liver troub-
les Hop Bitters will surely and lastingly cure.
Cases exactly like your own have been cured
In your own neighborhood, and you can find
reliable proof at home of what Hop Bitters has
and can do. may1eod&wtc
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New Organizations,

The Tapley Copper Mine of Maine for gem
sral mining purposes, shad a capital of $780,
900; capital stock paid in nothing; par value
shares IS.
President--Josiah FL. Drummond.
Treasurer-Lorenzo Taylor.
Directors II. Drummond, Lorenzo Tay-
Tor and w. III. Sanborn.
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Board of Trade.

AT the monthly meeting Of the managers OF
the Board of Trade yesterday morning, in the
absence of President Andersos, Vice President
Wescott presided.
Hon. Grorge P. Wescott from the commit
tee appointed at the last meeting to negotiate
with the proper authorities of the Grand
Trunk Railway Company for reduced fares or
mileage tickets for the commercial travellers
representing the trade Of Portland, reported
that the traffic manager Of the Grand Trunk
has consented to grant the request of the
Board, which will be put in operation by a
system of tickets to be issued through the
Grocers and Flour Dealers Association of this
city, upon the official application Of that body
on blanks to be especially prepared for the
purpose, and that these tickets will be sup
piled as soon as the arrangements can be per-
fected. This arrangement was satisfactory to
members of the Board
At the request of Capt. j. S. Winslow and
other signers of a petition to Congress, asking
that survey be ordered of Sandy Bay, Rock
port, Mass, for breakwater, so that that bar
Dor will afford ample protection to commerce
seeking port of refuge in stormy weather,
the. following was adopted
RESOLVED, That this Board recommends to
Congress that the prayer of the petitioners for
a survey, with the view to locate q break
water for the protection of commerce seeking
harber at Sandy Bar, Rockport, Mass, be
granted.
The Portland daily press., 1882-05-05

The Journal says Michael FITZGERALD OF AL
rusta was injured at South Gardiner Wednes-
day, by connecting pin holding two freight
cars together, suddenly swapping, and a piece
of the flying iron striking him on the lett sac
of his head. 1t made an ugly wound, when
he could not get dressed until he reached Au-
gusta.
The Portland daily press., 1882-05-05

A tooth is missing among the incisors, and
you cannot help kissing. Go and get one put
in and then use SOZODONT to keep the 9TH
ers right. You should have done this years
ago, but it is better now than never.
may1 eod&wlw
The Portland daily press., 1882-05-05

Mrs. W. j. Lang, Bethany, Ont, states that
for fifteen months she was troubled with dis
ease in the ear, causing entire deafness. In ten
minutes after using THOMAS EcLEcTR1c OIL
she found relief, and in short time she was
entirely cured and her hearing restored.
may1 div
The Portland daily press., 1882-05-05

Nervous debility, the curse Of the American
people, Immediately YIELDS to the action OF
Browns iron Bitters. may1eod&w1w
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Fear Not.

New Bonnets, Hats and Cloaks for Children
and Infants in our depar ment up stairs
may2d4t OWEN, MOORE & Co.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

ASK for the Harpoon Cigar and Cigarette
Holder. Sold by all dealers. Price 10 cts,
may4d2ts
The Portland daily press., 1882-05-05

May Chapman lectured last evening at Con-
gress Hall on Phrenology or the Science OF
Practical Life. She said that Phrenology
classifes men according to tho predo minance
of the vital. motive or mental systems. Politi-
clans whose digestive powers are more largely
developed than their mental. belong to the
vital class of temperaments. Those who be-
long in the motive class are plain, straight
forward. Those who belong to the mental or
nervous are susceptible to emotion; their aims
must be attained at all hazards. Phrenelogy
has given us what we know Of the anatomy of
the brain. 1t is the science Of mind. 1t affects
the moral, spiritual and physical progress of
the world. Phrenology is the interpreter be-
tween mind and matter. 1t braces the cause
and points out the remedy of An i'll balanced
and disordered mind and body. At the close
of the lecture the speaker examined the heads
of couple of gentlemen in the audience, un-
known to her. The statements she m ade as to
their mental traits were said by the acqualn-
tances of the gentlemen to be apt and truthful.
The Portland daily press., 1882-05-05
Dr. Ffazier'S. Root Bitters.

FRAZIER's Root BIrTERs act strongly upon the
liver and kidneys, keep the bowels open and regu-
lar, make the weak strong, heal the lungs build up
the nerves, and cleanse the blood aud system OF
every impurity.
For Dizziness Rush of Blood to the Head, tend
ing to Apoplexy, Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague,
Dropsy, PimDles and Blotches, Scrofulous Humors
and Sores, letter, RiHgworm, White Swelling,
Erysipelas Sore Eyes or for young men suf1erlng
from Weakness or Debility caused from imDrudence
and for females in delicate health, FRAAER's ROOT
BITTERs are especially recommended.
DR.. Frazier: have used two bottles OF your
Root Bitters for Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Weakness
and Kidney Disease and they did me more good
than the doctors and all the medicine ever used.
consider your medicine of the greatest OF bless
iDgs" MRS. NJ. MAkIlN, Cleveland, y.
DIR. WILLIAMS INDIAN PILE OINTMENT is the
only sure cure for piles.
W. F. PHILLIPS 81 co., wholesale gas
mh31F&T&w1y Portland ME.
Scrofula and obstinate skin diseases yield to
AYERS SARSPARILLA. Rheumatism hobbies Off
and goes to stay. Gout and Neuralgia are routed
and take their departure leaving their late victim
smiling and thankful for deliverance. Impurities
of the blood are neutraized and expelled from the
system.
Sold by all druggists. Ask for AYERS SARSA-
PARILLA, and do not be persuaded to take any
other. Price, 81; ak bottles for So.
ape GAVIN
The Portland daily press., 1882-05-05
AUCTION SALES.
Carriages and Harnesses
BY AUCTION.

WE SHAEL sell at Horse and Carriage Mart
W Plum street, on Saturday, May o, At ~
O'Clock A. M.
Six new Phaetons, trimmed in green Cloth sad
leather. Very light and stylish.
Three open Box Bugsies, on Harper springs,
trimmed with leather.
Two open Piano Boz Buggies, on side springs.
One Top Buggy on Brewster side bar springs.
Two End. hand Top Buggies.
= " Jump Seat Carriages.
- Concord Wagons
One two horse Pebble Cart. All In good ropair,
win weigh about 200, has chaise top.
Two pair double Harnesses.
Black Horse years DID, weight 1000, kind, nst
afraid of cars, good driver. may4d2i
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TO LET.
NOTICE.

rVyHE many friends Of EB. Il. m. REED,
the Celebrated Clairvoyxnt, will be pleased TO
learn that he has returned to the City and taken
rooms at No. Chestnut st., where he u prepar cd
to treat all kinds OF Chronic Diseases The Doct or
has no equal in describing and locating diseases
without asking any questions.
Office hours, from 8 to II a. M and from to .
D. NJ may5d1w
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PHRaNoLOaY.

Lecture at Congress Hsll by May Chap
man.
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TO Let.

DARTi.Y furnished, without board, afront parlor
L and room adjoining, at l00 PARK 81.
mayo dSt'
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Executrix Sale of Provisions b.


ON MONDAY, May 9Th, at ga P. NJ, shall sal
" at store recently occupied 10y Andrew A. o.
good, Market Square, Hams, Smoked Beef hAa
Tongues. &C. also the Furniture Scales, hs~s
Block, Stone, &C., &c. At 21s O'Clock prompt, tive
Wagon, one Carriage, Pung, Harness, &c.
BY order of Executrix,
r. .. BAILEY 81 Co, Auctionesrs.
mV1 dit
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RAILROAD MOTHS.

Old Orchard & Ferry Beach Railroad.
At the meeting Of the meeting of ths Old
Orchard & Ferry Beach Railroad the company
organized by tho choice Of the following off,
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HAisrs-snsox.-Mr. Martin Haines

HAiSKs-sHEoM.- Martin Haines,
of Tyrone, was married to Miss Mary
Shrom, at the residence of the brides
parents on Penn street, on last Thursday
evening. Rev. @. d. Pennepacker, of the
NJ. K. church, conducted the ceremony.
Many handsome and valuable presents
Attested the strength Of the love and
friendship of the many invited guests.
The contracting parties are we'll known
in Bellefonto social circles, and the as.
sumption that the union is happy one
will be contradicted by none.
Mr.. HAines 10 young man of excellent
repute and unquestioned business ability.
His lady, for several terms, has most sat-
isfactorily and successfully taught grade
number I, OF our public schools, and has
every whore been accounted q person OF
rare intellectual attainments, modest and
unassuming demeanor, and what is far
better, one possessed Of practical, sound,
common sense.
In their home, wherever 1t may be, hosts
of admiring friends wish them perfect
happiness, and trust that naught may dis
turb the congenislity and harmony they
both are so eminently fitted TO maintain in
their married relations.
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-Maior R.H. For.ter Of pellefon,e. Pa.

-mhlOE ~ II. EOTHteF Oi beiletOntet Ih.t
recently one Of the editors and proprietors
of the CEsTRE DEMOCRAT of that city, and
during the war, Major of the l4slh Rcgt
2. v, Of which james A. Beaver was
Colonel, DIR. U. q. Davis, Surgeon, and
John q. Kurtz, Quartermaster, and also "A
gentleman of the press, gave our office the
compliment Of a call on Thursday. The
Major has been through two wars, helping
Uncle Sam 10 collect q snap judgment
against Mexico, and also helping him TO
save his own domain from being destroyed,
receiving for this duty we'll performed,
several wounds. We are informed he has
never lifted his l60 acres OF land due him
lying some where near the setting sun md
how he will ever be able to walk out there
and gather it up is what mistihes Us. We
wish the Major would rise and explain
this point. Perhaps he will In the next
peaceful revolution that Is coming on
apace, by helping 10 elect his ticket.-Mi'
TON Argus.
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Ner Advertisement.
Auditors Notice.

IN the Orphans Court Of Centre
county. E.tsts of BoAZ LUCAs. deceased.
The undersigned auditor. appointed BY
said Cour "a hear ard pass upon the exceptions filed
e. the account ~ John Lucss administrator Of kc
o. aid defeiehf, rsiste the account AHa make ds-
iftuau % the balance T. and anlanr thuse legally
entitled o. rereive The el attend the dulles
Of bis aTpriniment ~ hs ofi0r fn ntisfaute Ps On
WEDNESDAY the ligh day 81 June. ~ ~ o'rinck
a. ~ when ard whrre al psfties interested viii
please attend and preEenf their claims dszrrsd
from coming in said fuuds
2l-1w WILBUR y. RREpER. Auditor.
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CARD OF THASKs.-At regular meet
ing of Gregg Poet, held on the Sd inst, a
resolution thanking all who took part in
the exercises on Decoration day was unan.
imously concurred in by that body.
1t may be we'll in us TO mention to each
one of you who generously extended us
substantial aid, to the ladies who came and
designed the floral decorations rs we'll as
those who subscribed money, that our or
der is sincerely thankful.
The two councils Of the U. o. a. VI.
the one from Altoona, the other of this
place the hose companies, Logan and
Undine, ever ready TO extend the hand Of
sympathy and fraternity the Boys
Branch Of the Y. NJ. c. A, under Lieut.
Geo. L. Potter, and the gallant National
Guard Of this place, with whom We share
= commander, will each and All eIult with
us in our mite Of success. Neither let US
forget TO thank II we did not forget to pay
the band and the drum corps, without
which we could not have sep; the united
step "on the march"
"WhAt will you do for flowers on Deco
ration day 7"-an ever.occurring question
which is as certainly answered each year
by the children Of Bellsfonie when they
60 and get them.
"The Silver Corbet Band Of Pleasant
Gap will need supper, said c. @. MeMill-
en-, iproPrietor OF the Brockerhoff house
sand I'll give II to them"-and 30 he did.
ComrAds William Jones, who raised the
money, does not deserve any public thanks,
for he has already had them In private,
bu. he Acknowledges his indebtedness to
those who supplied the money.
The kindness OF Mr.. William Temple,
engineer OF the Snow Shoe train, deserves
special mention, he having supplied wild
honeysuckles from the mountains.
The Rev. J. Y. Delong, II We can trust
to selection or chance, was designed to de-
liver the prayer Of the ritual, and with the
other ministers of the Gospel who could
not be present, must enjoy our gratitude
for tho representation Of children from
their several SABBATH. h.schools. To the Rev.
J. II. Palmer, Of the African NJ. X.
church, the ceremonial Of decoration is in-
debted for the benediction.
Jno. B. Linn. ESQ.,, surprised and plcAs-
cd bis comrades, coming 70 their aid in
time Of need, and they have set upon
him the seal Of lasting gratitude, nor
can We, In our deliberations Of thanks, re-
frain from placing The editors Of Beilefonte
foremost In our grateful acknowledgment
Of support. Mr.. Furey, Mr.. Tuten and
Mr.. Van Ormer have refused us nothing.
Tho following were The members Of the
Ladies' Aid Committee on Decoration !:
Mrs. u. T. Tussn, Miss Bockic Mc0inley,
Mics SaIlis Burnsides, Miss Kate jackson,
Mrs. d. Hastings, Mrs. X. 4. Smith,
Miss Jennie Dare, Mrs. Amos Mullen,
Mrs. ]. q. Love.
Respectfully,
Comrades II. @. Irwin,
q. 4. Glenn,
+. L. Williams.
Committee On Resolutions.
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A VENDUE OF THE PER-
4 \ soual estate Of Daniel bsrr, viii hslA II his
late residence Ridge street, Bsisi,nts. Pa oa
SATURDAY, JUNE 10. 1882.

commencing - o'tl0ck 7. NJ whsn slll - sxros
- fof sale Msiadeen, brds apd beddink. Wafdrohe
speaf snti-iusI Cooking staxe Fafirr stase aoFnex
cup boafd gAss ware, bshss ioetfrsm sfss4sss PIE.
tures vols sffeBess AFtbFcs ard varssfy e. tprks
fsiies. ChaiFs, Tuls. ktttlss Cfeeas Cehs Masahes
Pistols. 0uns washing msthipes Rarks and variety
uf household ELECTS aats tuuaisf las trxss tsss
hives. suAn wagon Sak hsx Ana ladders. MiHa biiil.
Cider press, sled. Css szmAil printing proHss nna
type spring hsis. Cafpent4s tss Of esefx afecfif.
too. shsemzksfs kii solAHfinE tesls. Ansiting ms
ehiaa. LAmrs Nas sAeaes
ALSO. CofasbtilsFs lleaiotk iamaer. Wefk hsngh.
Tess rump, Ca 6ktafea ess htfsnk teeisa fall 80
Turning lathe. CitealAF uifh tciiina ans staff.
saf sieam tnEiss fa - ~ Gan isolss phsS cass.
Gfind stone, stc. ste.
TERMS All rufxknseN undef = cash. hes aeilars
aua up sald IL saIhs cfet WtA approved sseaftts.
The sniprfIief. slso, aasfs at nfftsss saie three
lots ~ eronna aafsninN Union Camctefy, q ieei n
front on WisdumN va. aud 200 feet IL aFpsh5 Rlea
1T No. e. % uhtsh thtfe = heuse shep aaa etz-
hle Also. snnfi tract e woodland. naar H. A..
zoux 3. LINK.
nsileEaats p Ma q - Ez4 naaa Der. aeca
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MIR. Peter Robb, Sr., collector Of
school tax iu Curtin township Tor 1881 has
raid or nll the current Indebtedness Of the
board and has slill crediiable little balance
on hand. The school board rendered Mr..
Robb a vote Of thanks and Immediately
appointed him collector for 1882
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Executors Notice,

ETIERS testameutary upon the
- estate OF DANIEL BTRR. late Of the Hsroueh
Of Beiiefouie. having bru this dsy granted the ~.
dersignsd executor Il his iast si Aud testament ~
the Register ~ Neuire county. all Teraans having
claims Demands agaiusi the estate q the eaia de-
esdeht eill make them knuun 50 the undersigned
without delay. JOHN a. LINN
May 81 issA lZ-eil Exeeator af pna1 DeTs
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Try the excellent tcss now offered for
saIe by Mr. Geo. w. Eaton at the new
store in B'ocke'hoG house row. The
brand he seiis ior 81 % per pound cannot
be e4palled IN town. Fre'h fruits, vege.
table,, confectionery and tobacco and ci-
gars.
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--"Mens whole stock brogans, 81 90 ;
womens hutton shoes, Sl25; women =
carpet slippers, Csc mems fao button
shoe, London toe, S200; mems carpet Slip
pers, 50c."
The above, "a taken from our issue Of
May 25th is little indisiinct We refer
red to Doll s. Minglc
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Miss Emma Ray, Of Tyrone, last
week visited Mrs. II. NJ. MaGee. Miss
Ray is : pleasant and agreeable young
lady, and enjoys her visits 10 our city very
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