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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-02-09

Dem burd Gin leipsnpss uno lhreienoea
8ino mebrsrs Nahte Der 5hlaf ssranbi
wures uno Der gu Der ueser,euaans ge
langts, pab Irs. Winslows Sootbina
Syrup serops Der Qrtitsl fei, esdsn er fir
oas 0inp tenGtbiste, faufts sinsn @prratt
oaoon. Oils CT nod &auls fas uno lsinsr
5rau pason Miitbsiluns maate, usissrts
tie fih, osm &inbe BON Gem gsfauItsn gu
psrabrsihsn, ba ae cine Qnt6necrin Der
5omOopatbte mar. Die ndhIte Natt
wuroe wisosr idhlaaos perbraGt. 4lS Der
Batter an ndhlsn Sage naG Sauie fam,
fano sr cas &ino fhlehter ais is, unb oa
sr atrrmalS cine idlanols Natt belard.
tste, ssrabrsitts CT mabrenp Der Ntwa1,n.
belt lsiner 5raa Dem 0ints cine Wortion
csS SYrup uno iaste uidis bapUn. Die
Gadt parauf ihlief alss mobl unb Der
tleine Shreier ernaGte am Worssn nit
bslterm 0eiGt Die Muitsr mar srirsut
ilter bsn ploBlihsn punosrbaren gDshltl
uno OtwOhl its R& ;uerit bslsicist fablte,
ais iie anfilaruns srbielt, fsste Fe BEN
nod ben Gebra@ et9 SYrups fort.
Sdrsisasr &ineer une ihIaFoie Na6te
iino ibr iebt uubstannt. Cine sin,s!ns
prcbe nit benz SYrup bat nod bns Sci.
nfn isbss 6noes unp bas 9orurtbelt be,
Nattsr bsiisst. Sn ellsn Npotbstsu ~
batsn; 25 Gents bic Tlalhs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-02-09
g . N { pbesrrettft.

aDiliam S. Gousblia Don 5om.rpllle,
Ndii,, fast: SIM 5sr6if 1876 tefam i'd
eunssublntcn. sefolst ron einem bsitioen
5nifsn. SD psrlor Den appstit uno mein
l5Ifi'ca uno uuroe bettIaserts. Sn 1877
tra1is man mid ins 6ospital. Die Ner,te
srtiirtsn, Id Bate s;n God In r,sinsr Gun.
se Ooa Der GrSbs sinss talbsn Dollar
iiadss. Soaar Die Naaridt BON meinsm
Sps. ssrtreiiete ih. SD CAB ale SUf-
nuns auf; ca empia5l mir elm Trsunp
Or. William 9alle galf a m
fir oie eunse. Sd eebrau6ts cine
6laIhe uns gu msinsm Grlaunen wuroe
Id Ssiier. uns bin t:u.e selsnesr, ais felt
brsi Sabrsu.
So fussibs s!ss In Der 6ciTaung, ZAP
Seosr NIT franfsr eunss 8spaftsts Or.
Witltam Sails 8alIam ae.
broudt, uno Id bin iitsy3suet, oab ba1.
irlbe bic 4us3ebruns bstl.. SD fann po.
iftio bstdupien, oab mir Der BALKAN mebr
Wutse srwisfsn bat, ais ale iitriasn Mr,
sensien suiammsn. bic Id natm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-02-09

fdautf er, unb immer itarfer, errsstsr.
@nDIiG erfolste Die 6rase:
llnb pie teiet ibr noh2
Dpisr, ntaesnate oas Wasden, nat'
renb Dau! fhwles.
Str isib ipotl niht bier pabsins
snir fcmmen aus parts nit Der Wama
Napa II perreit uup Wama bat febr
eepeint Da liap mir bisrbsrsssossn unp
BIER loa papa miensr 5u uns fommsn.
go plaubsrts Seanne. Doa bate is
ard reGt tsltsr tesonaen, 70 wurSs iis
egrh bic Grinnerrna, ,rsIhs ibrs Worte In
Der Siaesrissls rpedtsn, balo ~ traurle,
Bag fa enolia IN Elm leiiss Weinea aue'
brad. paul psrfuh!s 1e NIT er6bten,
@ifsr su tr6a.n. s1Gtrsnc 9err SmtcF,
Seanne immsrfOrt i'm Quss, ernlt Dor iid
binmurmslte
@onaertar = ale cb i'd fis In 9leidem
NHe, Dor m!r fate gs fnb btsfslbsn
tlauen Wueen haIstbe libtbraune sse
lcdte Saar bic 3asr, rer tlsins ladelnee
Wunb - Nles erinnert mid, Oil Fe! --
@5onserbar Damn tseann er fsine Sra
gen wieeer.
sDie alt bift bu Gieins !?
., id Bin 1aOn alt - farn fanf
Sabre entsssnste s anne wihtis.
Ganf Satre = mtsrersclts 5err SIN
tof lInnsnb, tpatrsnb gaul risf Sd bin
mod pisl - Sel alter senn Id 6ia fdrn
1sbsn Sabre
(GartfesuHs folBt.i
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-02-09
2puiiiana gtaats Sptterie.


9err s. 6. Slumentbal SEQ. Ii
garonoelet= StraBe, Stem Orleans, ber=
faufte fir Die 3iebung bom 13. Se=
selnber tpieber ntebrere preiie, barunter
2oos go. 92,388 bas $4,000, 9to.
1869 bas $4,000 getpann uno neben
Wpprorinationsnummern nod preiie
bon $1,000, $500, 5000 uno 800.
ST perfaufte am 10. Sanuar 1882 ipie=
Der 10 preiie. 2ooie fit ieoe 3iebung
obieer 2otterie f0nnen bur6 Serrn
8lumentbal gesen Yoitoffice 0toneD
Srbers besogen perben. 8itte Nbreiie
unb @u,amern Der Sttube genal1 ans
Suse6en. 2,2,1Mtm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-02-09

: lteber bic grmoroung bes beut=
itben Sngenieurs Weberling auf Der
W1ine 0es Serrn Seling in Sonora be-
ri6tet ein 9lugenSeuge, 9err 90lie lit
Der uSllinois Gtaatsseitung": uNm
Wsittmo6 ben 81. DECEMBER Nadmit=
tags smil6en l uno 2 llbr iaB ib i'm
9aIie i6reibenb am Sid, 6err Wez
berling unb 9err Burns, uniere Wfa=
I6inenmeiiter, gingen por Der Sbiire
auf unb ab, als i@ orei 59iiNe fallen
b0rte. Sd ba6te, fie fdmen bon eiltem
iungen Mann, Der i'm 2aoen balf unb
am Morsen auf Die Sagb gegangen
mar. Glei6 barauf bDrte i6 bic &66in
i6reien: uIpa6es, slpa9esE S6nell
trat i'd por bic Sbiire, I'm gu feben,
mas lOs iei, als brei ipeitere S6iiiie
fielen. 9arauf traten 8eberligg
Burns nnb i'd ms 6aus, I'M uns Su
i9iisen. 9Bir itellten Die 8idlen su=
re6t uno begannen Sbiiren uno Geniter
si berbarrifaoireu. als gDeberling
fiiblte, oaB er am Nrm berpunbet mar.
st fagte: Boys am shot. 9err
Burns nabm cine iol1e Stellung, baB
ct Die 8ergidlu6t beoba6ten fonnte,
mabrenb i6 ben 9lrm Weberling's per=
bano, I'M bas 8luten gu binoern. Ser
Irm NOR nabe per S6Hlter 3erf0mei.
tert une bdtte amputirt werben miiien,
ipenn @eberling am 2eben gebliebert
tpdre. 4ls i9 nit Dem 8erbanb fertig
mar, itellte i6 mid ans 6enlter, mo-
id) ben 2aben, Der Dem @obnbaus
i6rag segenilber liegt, beOba6ten
fonnte. SD iab einen Gpa6en, Der
ebsn i'm 8esriH mar, sur abiire billaus
au se6en; ha idoB i'd auf ibn uno iab
i'm fallen. 5obalo bic Saaunfen be-
merften, oaB lie einem Geipebrfeuer
ausgelebt iparen, ipurbe feiner mebr
| li6tbar; iic batten iid bur1 bie giid=
tpanb ein Sod gebroGelt, bur6 melhes
| 1ie entfamen uno beim Saponlaufen
ftiinmten lie elm fiir6terli6es @ebeul
an. Sad etipa 2 Stunoen waeten nit
uns bindls un0 fanoen nabe beini
9auie Die Srau unferes 9lrbeiters, bic
nit Der Wdi6e bei4dftlgt getueien, am
Salie ibluer pertpunbet; iie mar BEL
bollem 8eipuBtiein unb erSdblte, baB
iie mebrere 9lpa6es geIeben, unb baB
Oiele ibre So6ter, Elm Sinh BON sebn
Sabren, geraubt bdttell. I'm Ntitterz
na6t itarb iie. Der ManN bieier Grau
puroe ungefdbr 1000 SuB bOm Sauie
ermOroet aufsefunOeA, Ser junse
Wiann, Ser aiIf Die Saso gegangen
mar, ipuroe nabe bem Mann gefunoen
smel 9iri6e, Die er erlegt bate, laget
nebem ihm, aber iein Gfero mar geitoDs
len. Gin ipeibes gfetb Der Snoianer,
Das ein S6ub bon Serrn Burns ge=
troiien bate, ipurbe toot in ber Sdlubi
geflnoen. u9lls mir suriidfebrten,
bate 0err Meberlina entbedt, baB es
ouA i'm 9eibe, uno 3tpar 4 3oll ober,
| 6alb bes glabels eine ShuBwunb.
bate. Diefe Munbe mar cine tsbtlide,
inbem Der Yerpanoete alles, pas e,
genoB, ielbit Maiier, lpie0er bon lid
geben muBte. Serr Burns rift mi
2ebenssefabr nad Opoiura gum Irat
aber 9Beberling itarb. cbe Der Qr5t oil
fam. ST perbli6 am %. Se3enbel
Morgens UNI balb 4 llbr unO ipar bi!
| gum lebten g(ugenblid bel pollcm ge
puBtiein. am %. Sesember fanoel
mir in elmer fleinen YertieIung bel
14jdbrigen Sobn uuleres @anrers
| Sm GanSen wuroen auber Sefri
| gDeberling5 Yerfonen, alle Merifaner
| get0etet. 9lm "a. DECEMBER fano mol
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-02-09

Wait sansen gliden betraatet bic
Wlutter isr bleides suiebcnbS id,mdder
merbenoes ainb. Wtanselhufte @rndhS
runs 1T bic llrl lade oes unrubisen Sdlafs,
oes frdnfliden Nusiebens uub Der iteten
llnluit, bic man an benz Sinee bemerft.
Durd ben idleunisen @ebraud oes be=
riibniten Griaemittels fir seimnoe 0iut<
ternild, Neultaebter'S Deuti d. es
Ginb ct m B I, niirce Der beflasens=
wertbe 3ultano bes Sduolinss ulsbalh
eine siinitise Neneeruns erfabren, frenn
bieie 5ilfe nidt etpa idOn su ipdt in
aniprud sencmulen wirb. Sn alien Gpo<
tbefen gu haben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-02-09
giuunb,won3ia Wiaiondre 1tarbel

= Ginunb3man5is Mifiiondre itarben
mabreno Der lebten paar Sabre In ytenz
Oorf uno lieben eir SermDsen gum See
TRACE Don nabe,u $3.50 100000 surid.
Inter ben Serltorbeneu beiinoen li4 Der
dltere ganberbilt, 9S. 9. Nitcr, u. &.
Stemart, Die gSlets, Sas. grpwn, Gbas.
Oiursan, Dapip Sones, Schn 2encr unb
Webfer Wasner, Der bel @pupten Dup.
REF rerunnllfte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-02-09
Sem Seind)ern oes Msaroiaras lit 0eu
Srlcau8

empfeblen tpir fit ettpaige Ginfdufe
BON Sumelen bas felt 1S49 etablirte
Gei9dft bes 5errn s. 2ilientb al
9to. 95 Canal Strabe, gang ousoriid=
li6. Serr 2ilientbal bat Elm groBes
Sager BON Sumelen, ll6ren, @ilber
uno 1llberplatirten Waaren, 8rillen &C..
uno perfauft slt raiionablen Yreiien.
Seln Guf ein foliOes, reeues @el6dft
gu betreihen 1T poblberoient unb tpobl=
begrlinoet uno fann man ibm bas gr0Bte
Wertrauen entgegenbringen.
10.1 .tun2M
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-02-09
qd eos wor,u {aSne @tuaseu. ml

ah eas warsn {GSne Gtanbea. Mts
i6 gum sfasa Mal SOZODONT as.
trauat une fas anssnebms arOma i'm
saunbe fiblts. unS ais Id Dor ben Spie.
asl frat uno iat rpie pOn Saa gu Sag msn
3aenfslfh rcRssr. msins 3abns itSner
ipuresn. SD wtrpe ME. auftorsn bass
lflbs sa Gsaraaasn. aas Drosiitsn psrs
faufsn es.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-02-09

3 Wieilen iiiblidb bon uns bas fleine
Mdb6en tpbt, BEN S6abel nit Stei=
men eingei6lagen. Wfan bermutbet,
baB bic Mpa6es ait bem Plabe oen
cinen tobten Snoianer begraben uno
baber bas Sinh geopfert Daben."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-02-09
sS;ir hie erIfe Nuffiibruno bes

- STR bic erlte NufiHbruns oes Gars
iifal" bon 9tidarb Wasner in Ofinden,
melde i'm Suli ituttfinoen ioa, iino ale
3utrittsfarten idon perfauft. Ete Par=
t!tur bat ct an Sdott bon Mains unt
S18,50o perfauft.-Die aunft sebt mad,
Yrcb unb Wasner 1T pieleidt ein ebenlo
gutter Saufutann als Epnieser.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-02-09
Gus. SeUbp,.,t.

Shnetber, Gde Don 5puRon= u. Naparro.
ltraBs, emftetlt iih bem publifum BON
San Nntcnio gum anisrtisen BON 9errsn=
Slsieunssllidsn Gernsr iibernimmt er
oas Nsinissn uno Dartsn setrassner
&leieer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-02-09
(Detrcit Iree WreB pom I9. eau.)

6sG9eimsr Bros. babsn foebsn ein gar,
loae bon 8eeoS Silt gpss Sonic ertalten.
Dieter @rtttel perFaun ft lebr RAID unb
10 mub es aud lein, eenn es III ubne 3mes.
fsl esr bsae Grttfsl isinsr Nrt, Der te Elm.
eefnbrf pugse, uno BAT ntht isines @lei,
hsu. Sur eas tsfis Material piro ,u
Nsebs Silt Sbas 5onic uerpauht.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-02-09
GraituS Meeb.

Das srobte W0tsllaa.r tsr
S!aet III oosleaias oss Ssrrn s. Reeb.
MSbsl aasr art 1nD paislbR In arSgter
aasmabl su zen nisorislien Yreiien ,u
babsn uno In Der Stat fam .tsosr @s.
ittmai. tsirispiat wsrbsn. parlur. unp
ShlafBimmr. Ssts tauft man t.t Ssrrn
6. 8eeo gu labrifprsilsn, oa er feline WS.
bel bret aus ben srcbtsn 5abriten ees
eanoss bs,istt. 5srr 8eso BAT auber.
tem sinsn srOben gorratb BON asppihen
uno Watten unb allsn In bieies Sad Elm.
fblaasnoen gDaaren. Wer W6bei iraenb
usidsr art setrau&t, tbut wubl, Gd an
5srrn 8sso su wenpsn. Som @smSbn.
itARsn Bis gum ausrfsinasn unb 1bsusrs
Pen lit Wlles In fsiaem Stor. 80 Fntsn.
Mffha tS3iIf gAos Sar;r xs,,,fl.t At.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-02-09

Die aonttana StaateIcitsris 1T Die sinsiss. Die
BON BEN @oIts sasofay! agrss
0Ouiltalta State 2ptterp gp.
Disiss SHfliiut rurte int Sabre 1858 fur Gr.
sletaass> unb WoeltbGtisftits 3wefe BON ter
Staatslssislatar sefst!ta inrur2urirt nit easm
RapitaI pcn s1,o00.e0o. su psIasm Ee feitsr
sinsH @sIttssfonb son $3.50. goo tinsussflst BAT.
Our4 Elm lbsrfhwsrslihes. 9atum murten ibre
9edts Elm 2bsii Der esseaw artisea StaastOn>
ltltation, arsenommsn Gu 9. December 1879.
Sbss sroBsa aissunsea son einaetnep
NaraMeSn II fgeen mpnatlid itatt. NiemaIs mirt
cine 9istune strf4sben. Nan Isfe naafplssnt,
wreiesfsibsilIas.
0rcBe monatlihs 3isbung Ser
Classe 3
tn Nsr Sr!sans Disafsas ben IA. gsbruar 1882.
aus uafsrs fanfiisen 8isbnnsen Fnbsn itatt inter
gufl6t unb 9eiiuae Der @enerdle
O. o. 8eanregard ysu Ihniseaaa nua
snhal 9. Garlgnoa atirsiaier.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-02-09

Nseos SILT @sse Sonic belSrbert bic
Berbauns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-02-09

1857 gsminns TN gsiras, psu 3Ilo.4os
@g- gnfrassn fur Essaisn. ipy,s Ratsn fnr
Clubs iSnnen nur IN hsr Stftte in New- Srlsauf
ssma6t perbsn.
Westn Jnfprmation Oh. 0s1suanasn fhrstbt man
a. WR. y. Dlupbiu,
Htm Srisans e
Gbwarb Waors. &esai, Qde Ssulton II. @eeaaia
Strope, Gan Wntonie.
Ndbsrss srfdtrt man BEL grnli 3ilds,
esstnabsr Der Voaolfes, Gan Qntonto.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-02-09

Istbs @ilt gsse Sonie resulrt bic
5uneiipntn Der Ginsswsips.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-03-20
SNEAK THIEVES CAUGHT.
Arrest Of Two Fellows who Have Been
Plundering the Farmers.

During the fall and winter farmers in the
towns around Augusta have been greatly an
moved by the depredations of sneak thieves,
who have broken into barns and stolen har
nesses, robes, blankets, whips and other arti-
Giles. Two of the scoundrels have at last
been apprehended. On election day George
Grover, living at Mud Mills, brought into
this city four calf skins, which he sold to Cony
& Robinson. Several days afterwards Mr..
John X. Whitehouse of Vassalboro, informed
City Marshal White that his barn had been
entered in the night, and four calf skins
taken. The same night the thieves descend
ed on Veranus PIERCE, a neighbor. stole
bag of shorts. some hens and wantonly killed
a two years old heifer which was in the stable.
The officers had suspected Grover OF being
concerned in the midnight raids, for some
time, but could get no definite Information as
to his guilt. Taking search warrant the
City Marshal, accompanied by officer Breen,
drove out to Mud Mills. Thursday afternoon,
and searched Growers premises. They found
blanket and buffalo, the latter OF which
they took. Then they drove on to Windsor,
to the house of Charles Ware. another sus-
picious character; but found nothing at this
last place. In the officers absence, Mr..
Whitehouse had visited Cony Robinson
store, and identified the calf skins as the
ones which had been stolen from his stable
Early the next morning friday City Mar
shall White again drove out TO Growers Inc
man acknowledged that he had disposed OF
the hides, but said he got them of Charles
Ware. Both men were arrested. and iodseu
in Jail. They had their hearing SATURDAY :;
were adjudged guilty, and ordered to recos
nize in the sum of $500 each for appearance
at the April term of court. Not being at lie
to find bail, they were committed. Both
men are graduates of jails, and are hard
characters. Farmers will breathe freer, now
that the fellows are in DURANGO.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-03-20
AN INTERESTING CASE.


little over year ago there came to Ban
eor from New Brunswick. young girl named
Maggie Howell. She hired out to do general
nousew ork. and was first employed bv Vim.
cassidy, proprietor of the York street House.
AfterwaFd she worked in various places.
among them the Bangor House. During the
past winter. up to one week ago yesterday
she worked for Henry Wiswell, farmer who
resides in Orrington and drives a milk cart
TO this city. On the day mentioned, THURSDAY.
March 9th, she told Wiswell that she would
| IKE TO have him pay her her wages, as she
desired TO leave. This being done she started.
SO the report goes, to come to Bangor on the
milk team with her late employer. All went
wei as usual until they had reached the
Brewer cemetery, near the Dirigo Mills,
where, Wiswell says. Miss Howell began to
act strangely, and jumped out of the team
she ran up into a MIR. Shows yard, but would
nor go INTO the house, despite the coaxing of
the ladies', who were the only ones at home
"lswell drove on. but the girl, who seemed
to have gone suddenly mad, continued to
roam around in the vicinity, making a great
noise and tearing her hair and clothes At
three o'clock in the afternoon, Constable Moor.
having been sent for, arrived in company
with the selectmen of the town, and upon
tticii appiohtti tilt RlTi ran into SNOW mouse
where, after a struggle, she was captured,
but it required the united strength of four
men to get her into the carriage. She pre-
scented pitiful sight her clothes were almost
entirely torn from her body, and the light of
madness shone in her eyes The constable
and selectmen took the unfortunate girl to
the Brewer aims house, where she remained
until Wednesday morning. when she was
taken to the Insane Asylum at Augusta. The
physician at the Hospital stated that unless
the patient-who then greatly emaciated
on account of almost total abstinence from
food during her five days stay at the aims
house-partook of nourishment regularly
and quite heartily, she would not survive
many days.
The case is particularly sad one, as the
girl is but Il years of age, and is entirely
alone in this section. Her former employers
saw that she has never, while in their employ
exhibited any signs of weakness of mind, but
was always a perfectly bright, industrious
girl. The whole affair has strange aspect.
a. no reason is assigned and no precedent
mentioned for the girls sudden affection -
B0ngor Commercial.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-03-20
vUyICIPAL ELECTIONS.

,upor.-Nod, Sewell Works: clerk ID II buAlon
i.r,men j NJ Curtis. Works. NJ Hudson agen' u.
Sh.rles Foss school COM, T Henry; treas foss'
coll and cons, Curtis. ,, IN po,l.s
''AIToy,-Moi., ID Durham; clerk, y Dow s'i.h
.ias,wen A Hatch, Jr q Freese. j. Sh'i,h
treas. VI Crawford: school CON-, A > h%'e'' 81
ass1pInS-Nod, VI Rollins, clerk, + Mono.,
s.iac,men. ID q Mudgett G Parmenter, Ira
on supervisor Miss l. billing; agent anu auu''o'
r. " Wussev: coll. and treas. II hsmno M cs,.
sxnoyrK-Mod., l. Chapman eierk, Z 49, ~.
nan. selectmen ID Abbott. A W es,,S r s'oo vi,
,r.as.. w II Talbot: supervisor. ; hienaruS e'"
and cons. West. Ill -onuhI;csns y
m9or ,n,s,rsrox-Nod,S W Foss. clerk, Holden
.i.,,men w Foss, Ross, l. Paine treas', , VI
T;hbet,s: supervisor. Thomas kenney' agent
Foss. -, w D.x;s. clerk C. MegQuer
S.,r,sn e A Robinson, G II smith, Soie
sanervisor. c b Bragdon; COLL ana 'ress''
iIl, observation-disclosures. shaw: ha,IiI
Ii,trfield: clerk u L blanchard, .IsaS !, Sew
Maa-iil. anditor. W Prince; supervisor sur
diyant. - n ryyarrsn. selectmen, Lunt
= pn,-;. w /. Davis; school com, II n ns., :
i L..,.aS,sr. treas. Newell All dem9e i.s ~
Nr Davis; appropriations town aro o moor. ssoo
81 40: schools, 81 100; highways Ssy' Rr,sers
| observation-disclosures and town ciei era p r Rich
s.iectmen. W Brown, c DAVIS s19 n HrsTeii
! frsss.. b Buffers; coll. and cons'
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OBITUARY.
William II. Churchill,

Mr.. William II. Churchill, of Stockton,
Mimi, whose death in that town on the Sd inst
was chronicled in columns Friday, was
the Youngest son of the late .Jabez Churchill,
who lived for MANY years at Manchester
Cross Roads, and also in Augusta, but who
moved to Stockton with his family in 1887.
His son William was born in Augusta and
was II years old when he went West with his
father. At the first call for troops in 1861. he
enlisted in the LIST Minnesota Regiment,
and served with great credit in that noble
Regiment, participating in nearly all of the
battles from the Peninsula to the end of the
war. He was promoted to Adujtant for mer-
itorious conduct and faithful service.
In the fall of 1864, after the hard summer
campaign, he unfortunately taken
prisoner. and confined successfully at Libby,
Belle Isle and Salisbury prisons, until the
war ended the next spring. The hardships
of the service. from which he never shrank)
and especially of the rebel prisons had the
effect of SCATTERING his constitution. and he
never afterwards fully reganed his health
and strength When he returned from the
prisons, his life was despaired of for long
time. but he finally rallied. and lived to en-
gage in business and to fill many honorable
and responsible positions of trust. lie was
n merchant and postmaster at the time OF his
death The indomitable will and force of
character which carried him through the
hardships of field and prison, followed him
through life The local paper of Stockton
speaks of him in high terms. Though be
longing to a long-lived race, his weakened
constitution succumbed to consumption at
the age of 80 He was a cherished brother
of Mrs. Tuck, wife of Mr.. W. J. Tuck
Of this city, agent of the Steamboat
company His family presents the unfamiliar
spectacle in this unmilitary nation, OF three
generations in direct line serving in the wars
The grandfather, Jabez Churchill, OF Mid
dleboro', Mass (died lS40,) served IN the
war of the Revolution; Jabez Churchill, Dr..
died 1880. served in the war OF lSl2- and
William H.. the grandson, served between
four and five wears in the war OF the rebel
lion. But few families can show such rec
ord AS this. The writer of these lines often
saw. and very highly esteemed the Ad]utaht
of the st Minnesota, during the campaigns
of 1866, and 1864. and considers it a privilege
Ia render this slight tribute to the memory OF
a noble soldier and true man. v
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HALLOWELL.

The ladies of the Baptist society give d
musical entertainment at the church vestry
this (Monday) evening. All friends VIII 'e
welcome. A very moderate admission Tee
will be charged, and dime and haii VIII
procure share in the bountiful supper 20 DC
provided.
On Tuesday, Wednesday and THURSDAY
evenings the Literary Club composed
principally of the young members OF .he
Universalist society, will present to the pun
lie the blood curdiing drama of BiueoeaIu
with all the accessories of dancing gnis
guards and ghosts. This entertainment VIII
take place in their vestry.
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Mothers: Mothers:: Mothers!!!

Are you disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the circulating pain of cutting teeth?
If so, go at once and get bottle of MRS.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. twill
relieve the poor little sufferer immediately
depend upon 1t there is no mistake about it.
There is not a mother on earth who has ever
used it. who will not tell you at once that it
will regulate the bowels, and give rest to the
mother. and relief and health to the child,
operating like magic. 1t is perfectly safe to
use in all cases, and pleasant to the taste,
and is the prescription of one of the Oldest
and best female physicians and nurses in the
United States. Sold everywhere. % cents
a bottle
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Marriro.

In Hallow.ll. March 10th. by J. +. Nye, ESD. Ed.
ward j Gilman and Celia A. GERMAN, both OF
Hallowell. A.,
In oxford. March 18th, by Rev. s. ID. Brown, Mr.
Abner f. Paine and Miss Louise +. Chase, both 81
oxford. ,,
In charleston, March 18th, by Henry T. Haynes,
Esq, Mr.. Frank X. Turner and Miss Isabella 3
Robbins both of Charleston. nat
Mr.. william Jones and Mrs. II. Maris Lawrence,
both of Fairfield. II
In Sanford, March Is. by Rev. H. j stone, r. T.
uusssy and Abbie Iiodwell, all of Sanford.
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SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
March Term. Judge Walton PRESIDING
SATURDAY, Mar. Is. lss2.

SATURDAY, Mar. Is. lss2.
Bank VS.. Spring. The Judge made ms
charges to the jury this morning AT ii
o'clock they took the case and retired 10 their
room. Ats.3o o'clock they had not agreed
and the Judge ordered the Sheriff to nou'y
them to bring in a sealed verdict, II 'heS
finally agreed. Court then adj. until iues'
day morning at 10 o'clock.