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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-14
AUCTION SALES.
By Il, T. Lucas. Auotioneer.

A UCT1ON SALE.-I viii cell OF public
"A aucuoh on THURSDAY February l6.h
at 10 O. clock .. m the entire STOCK and FIX.
northwest ccrner Wilkes and Fairfax streets,
Including one small COMBINATION SAFB,
(Isl's pAt) COFFEE MILL, SHOW CASE,
PLATFORM SCALES, &C. Terms Cash
Store for rent.
f,bl2-3s G.. A. GRILLBORTZER
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RIVERSIDE PURIFIED WHIsKsY frse ttor
all Impurities. y .ly S3 gallon.
GEO. McBURNEY & Son, Agen's,
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,

A GARD i h VI dsrsigned, representing the
Cadet Corps Of st. Johns Academy. return the
slncete thank of the c'rps to III, ladies who
lsoored so strenuously TO m AXE their ls,e fsi, 4
lcceH; to the mar friends i ! sll prs Of the
couatr,, who seat slegant and costly articles to
i DC soid to the people of Alexandra, for their
liberal patronage: to Mr. James G.iSg, for his
careful and Rratuitous management OF the ticket
department to NJ s'rs George =. Smith, Rich-
ara ID. Latham, aid other gentlemen, who rem.
dered valuable ass,stsr Co in conducting the
voting to Neasrs B. =. Price =. B. StUuten.
burg, snd Thomas Kicslow, for PUTTING u the
LAD es + ,tul orsly; to Mr.. Jacob Bchrsus, for
losn oft b es ssd olhsr favOrs and 10 the local
editor OF the Alexandra G.Z ,tte, for his m n =
complimentary notices. the fair ne.ted the
hsndst m' sum of 1927 As. which will be devoted
10 the purchase of tents. knapsacks. &c.
Capt FRANK F. DELEA, Chicago. III
Lou! JAS GEO. KERRY, Alexandria, Va.
SGT. HERMAN b. +. HEATH. Wash D. y.
Cadet PARRY LEE Downs. BALTIC. Md.
Cahet Frank B. JONAS. New Orleans Ii.
febli 1t
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NOR SALE.-One OF tho largest and most
II eligbly located RESlDENOkS, with spa.
cious grounds attached. in the city. For terms,
&C., apply TO Gresn g. Wise. je30-tf
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LOCAE NEWS,

-. ,Rsatkz Hc6abalities. Feb. II. 1882
Fot no,N,ree Atlantic States clearing wealth.
er, .ners' ~ winds, stationary or lower
,emf 81 higher pressure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-14
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FAIRFLX
~ LAND-By virtue of decree rendered d.

CORNERSTONE SaLEOF FAIRFLX
~ LAND-By virtue of decree rendered d.
tie November term. 1881, Of ihs Circui. Corr:
of Fairfax county in the suit Of Cts 50. Anne,
the undersigned, connIsEio.tr viii ssl n.
pu Bile auction ct Ea'rraT G"nr. .le,!-c.
TWENTIETH Of FS SEU = ~. 1872, (cInsl
day. the following piccs Of land Gort>iiG%
SEVEN 81 ACRbS Tits tract q lnud IL sl:.
uated abou. orc milo from Clifton. on ihs V. ii.
which ia attached a garden. with .:ui: trees.
Terms: Cash.
j.n9o-w4w j. NJ Love, Comet
GALE OF LAND Ard MILL PRuPE%.
- TY IN FaIEEAX- Puttusht 10 = cecr,e
rendered Mt the JuDs tsrnI. lecl, cf the Circuit
court OF Fairfax county IN toe SUIT ct MAI eIrY
gs. Seldom aud Hetzal. TIE unde7sign.d d, cen -.
M issioner of ISLE, therein named. on NON IA "
February 21,th 1892 (Coast ds,) st about l.
o. cloak IA will sell Ut pub c auc:loH, Iii iIuri
of the Court HCu,a danr Of said cCuaLy Tho fol-
lowing heal EcTaTE owned by Mrs. l!n,.
ri: q TRACT OF LAND, con:a'ltns l@3
acres 3 ROOFS ard poles, known IS Inc
WHITE TRACE" lying IN Centreyi.l, LIS.
,rict, near Clifton, snh adjoining Fullerton,
Buckley and o,here. This 'eEd will be sol4 IL
| parcels if deSifed.
THE MILL Let st Clifton. about Of an
acre With tho STKAM saw MIL, located
thereon, and the MAOHIM EkY Slid ohio: sr-
ru.tences .hereto attached; sls1 y nrohE
MaCHlNk.
Terms of Sale: Cne.feurth c,sh ; Mo residue
| in three tqusl annual ilstsllmeL!s. secured b.
| the purchasers boAGa. With goo! persons. shcrr
| i.y. bearing inle.ett from day Of safe. rad 80
10 DO retained ill! last ps5 IOnt 10 MADE
TELS. MDUEE
1 i,n1A-uLu Conc missiobcrg Of Gala
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J.ni6 B.s. LBADBEATER & BRO.

NEW GOODS-Received to-day Colgs,e's
~ RosAdora Water, their new perfume, in 25
cent eprin king top bottles; Benson's Hki1 Cure,
Vaseline in COLLAPSE Bile tubes, convenient for
travellers. Fasellne Cold Cream. Vaselne Cam.
phor Ice and Vsseline CONNECTIONS for Coughs
and Colds also Vkseline Pomade, unsurpassed
IS delightful dressing for the hair
decl2 JANNEY o. co
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KID GLOVES KID GLOVES l-Aesin Ut
have secured another lot OF the best make Kid
Glovts-3 and 4 buttons-in all shades and
slz,s. which ws will run eff at q prc, whict
will astonish oue and all. Call and examine
them. as VIC have b: us 400 pairs.
febl3'lW |. EICHbERu.
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IRGGNIA STATE GaANGE-The Viz
o.. S:s.e Giange assembled in Sarepta Hall,
n bis ctr, 10 nnth annual Session this ;f.ei
n,oc q, three o'clock, with d.. Jsm.s M.
= satoD, Of Cumberland County. Master, in the
CnBir, eod NJ. w. H:zoWooj. Of Henrico
GIu1,y, Seer ,targ. The other cf6c,rs Of The
G;sDse are: Wm G Rspsss. of Wythe
Togo;y. O ,ersesr; P. L. Costi. of Peters
buzz, treasurer Robert Turubu!I, Of Biuut-
zJcs Steward; j. A. Per.ngsr, Of Roanoke.
s.sj;,sn. SIC ward; D G. Fielder. of Meckler-
bu.r, Chspair NJ. Lark ford. Of Sou.bamp
100, Lecturer; Mrs. Banton, Gers; Mrs.
vaughan. Fora; Miss Liods C,ebil!. Pomoos;
Mr.. Ballard, OF Norf,Ik Couuty, Lady Assist
ant Steward. There ~ero about fifty delfg ates
- .,leadsnoe Ibis sf;e,coan. Mora are ex.
pac:ed to morrow. Gieeo's Mansion Houss
has b.cu selected a. the Grange headquarters.
After an address OF wee ,ms BY Past Master
7. II, Powers. of the Northern District
Gfsoge, and soog Of welc:m, this afternoon.
The regular session OF the State Grange was
opeoed Nothing bu! rou:i1c b1s!nsss was
transacted.
After Cd hours SESSION OF tina Grange tc-
morrow morDing tho members Will leave here
q. 10 O'Clock for Mt. Vernon. Whero they will
rem,ia al day. "a Thursday. after Q short
business session OF tho Grange, thu msmbers
Will visi. WsshGqtcn. D, Friday afternoon
the Grange will a6ilurn with public meeting,
conmoociog at half: past tso o'clock. at which
aiiress,s will he delivered. it is expsc!ed. By
II q. Geo. 3. Lo,iog, Commissioner of Agri
culture; Past Master VIM Saunders, Of the
Nl,iou.l Grange; j. Il. Thompson. author Ct
tI. uoRrtten work Of the ord ,r. who will also
o3ofcr the fifth degree on tCuc ; Wn. NJ. Ire
I.ud. Secretary Of tho NliiooaI Gfaop' Col.
+ ". Ba,lr. Master Of the West Virginia
Gfarg) and Mortimer W hitebesd OF Cincinnati.
Pas: Leo urer of the N stioua Grange. At
eight btnq7et will bo given at Green's MAJ
on H1u,s by the Northarn District GtaoSe to
;h9 mem bars CT tho State Grange.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-14

EIDUR -Wergsr F,mly, Mount JACK son
4 d., Hard 10 Beat de-, and other brands
for stl. by [teb6l THOMAS PERRY.
A NEW SUPPLY OF MINCK MEAT,
"a Preselv es and Fruit Buttor, received TO-
day b, [fsb13l 10 MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-14
jan14-wiw

DY VIRTUE of,a decree in tho sui: o. john
d soa vs.. johnson e. ais o. tho juno rni,
1880, the undersigned vii! on Monday, Fec
of the Court honsa cf FART, Il county, sell - tho
h guest bidder thst VALUABLE" TRACT OE
LAND in Fairfax county, nc,r tbs village o.
Dranssv,lle. formerly ownpl - William ard
Edward johnson, coutNI ilg sh0u: 2O0 acres
Terms One.fourth in hsnd, bsisnco 10 one
econ ,itv, Il. w. MOORE,
's'N CASsIUS CARTER,
;.,sr-v4v Snec;'.! Comra'rs OF Sale.
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DHlLlP B. HOOK,

-
AGENT
Li1 erpool & London & Globe Fire Ins. Co.,
N. Y. Underwriters' Agency Fire Ins. Co.,
Petersburg Savings and ms Co.,
Fire snd Marine Ins. Go.
Riahs TAKEN by these first class companies Ut
cure Mt rates.
Losses settled promptly and literally. feb7
fg'AKRANTS SBLTZER APERIENT,
4 Warmers Kidney and Liver Cure War
nera Safe Diabetes Cure. Warmers NelVine.
Holmsn's Liver Pad fer the cure OF all
mslsris' diseases. An assortment of the best
Shoe Backing. viz: F1anch Dressing, Satin
Polish, buttons haven Gloss and others. for
sac by
j8nl6 B.S. LEADBEATER &BRO.
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MARKET GARDEN FOR BENT.

TWELVE ACRES OF GOOD LAND close
20 The city, NRW DWELLING and GU. build.
,as3 pair good mules. wagon, cart. light spring
wagon and all NJ .sssry implements. hot bed
sssh snd frames, two cows. peach and ipple or.
cls'd, pears and cte:ri.s: share of crops or
ADDRESS PErER WISE, corner Prince and
oenfy streets, AleXsndIia, Va. febl4-2aWtf
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90 BUSHELS BLACK EYED PEAS -.
- ~ ceived tc.isy 81 d for esle by
1919 J. Q. MILRURN.

STABLER'S CANNED CORN, also Good
~ Brands of Canned Corn at lower prices TO,
sale by [f:b7l j, q. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-14

( COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LARD IN
~ FAIRFAX COUNTY.-By virtu, CT a
decree rendered the June term. 1881, OF the
Circuit Court OF Fairfax uaty "a lhs sui. CT
Qusnder W. SHi!h, tina undsr.isued Coumis.
sloner, will cell at public auction. OF Tho :0.h
Court HcI,e door OF said couasy Tho following
kEAL ESTATE containing ia scres. fhis
tact OF land ia situated near Inc viiiegs cf At-
co,ink, about two miles from X! Vernon, ARD
Is near the celebrated Woods Ra settlement.
Term Of sale: Sl00 cash. balance in l, Ard 3
years, With interest from day Of sale. secured by
bonds of purchaser with good rersonal security
and title to bs retained until las. payment il
made j. NJ, LOVE
1antO w4w Com missioner Of sels
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COMMISSIONERS SALE. fetaf a., ~
~ LAND-Sy virtue of decree 'ns su,s
of Clarke vs. Tsrre!t ct ais. the uade,. re-
February 20. 1882. 81 II m, that InACr or
LAND, in Fairfax couat7, belonging TO CO.
vile P. Ter1ett and lately aet apart 10 him.
containing FORTY.ONE ACHES. /. .dioiDs
the lands OF Ter.ett. Lang and others; ia clcee!y
situated TO market. ro.tofic., mills, &c n pls;
will be exhibited on Day of aalo.
Terms: So UGH cash "a will pcv ezne.,ec of
sale. say SIS; residue in xix and lively months
with Interest ard security
THOMAS MOORE, }Cumm'rs
CASSIUS CARTIER ofSsie.
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PUBLIC SALE,
OF THE
WASHINGTON EOHIOR. E,

Under suthotl!v ct decree Of tie Circuit
Courtt If RicbmoI city, rendered april q, 1850,
in the suit of henry Lewis g. as. VS.. the w. g
Y. b. Company ct ais. aud sfl,nei BY tho
ofurs OF Al p aals of Virgins ss its Septe mber
term. 1881, tho undersigned special Commits.
sionsrs, will, Ct II O'clock n on tho
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-09-08

Express rais from Reno L., al Passenger train
ia. Vir1ra o'clock A. n. C Moiad ti;ss,
rams al Cars, and CIdredo htir', sd arriving
!i'Stlo $40 t:.t, tiit
United states stage Company line of Guc,,rd csac.e,
airivin, at Au ani siie sveuin.; r.va5
L,iaiuo So NJ, .ectinc s.r
Vile Be!naI Iy o, aud arriving at Can lie a:i
$40 Nj, connecting with ses tt.'ssn-
bus. silver Pas Ns:itez ms. sti,u. Va icy, esuni
Mountain. outnt.. is.s.rp Cruet ana Indea ience.
H. VI. YERI G on.
General ,ufefin* nlent.
D. 4. PENDEG
t;1nsssn ri:hf and P,-senro- Aren't.
Oxford Democrat., 1882-06-27

Senator Frye, in an eloquent address
in City Hall, Lewiston, on the evening oi
Memorial Day, aptly interpreted the OBJ
jects of the ceremonial. He told the Oft
repeated story of the man who lost two
sons, one In the rebel and the other in the
Union army, and VINO placed upon their
tomb stones the inscription God knows
which was right" Said Senator Frye.
This is day set apart that we may recall
and emphasize the fact that these boys
and this cause were right and that those
boys and that casse gere wrong" Every
loyal heart will attest to the t-pth of this
sentiment.-Ec.
That was slightly different from the con-
clusion Of q speaker in that place a few
years ago, who, after telling the story, ad-
ded, "God only knows" and that too after
he had fought the rebels for years.
Oxford Democrat., 1882-06-27

when does farmer work miracle 4
When hs. turns horse to grass.
Oxford Democrat., 1882-06-27
BAND TOURNAMENT.

The arrangements for - monster band
tournament at Lake Maranocook Tuesday,
June 9th. are about completed. Nearly
all the bands in the State have signi6ed
their intention Of being present, and the
management are receiving very fatterlng
letters of encouragement from leaders OF
band who appreciate the benefit derived
from these tournaments. One leader
says, 1--WE wish to enter again. My
sole object is to advance my band IN
good playing; not for the amount of mon
ey we might possibly receive. | consider
that our competing last season was better
for US than three months practice"
The programme will be more extensive
than last year. In addition to the SIX
cash prices will be the prize cornet, val
ued at Sl75, to be awarded to best cor
net soloist, which makes a grand total OF
$500. In competing for the prizes each
band will play quickstep and selec-
ton, and the prizes will be awarded by
competent judges from outside the State,
After tie band contest there will be a
grand concert by the consolidated bands
nnder the direction of Mr.. Frank l.. Col
Inns, giving a more extensive programme
than last year. Another new feature
will be the music for dancing by Collins
full military band of 25 pieces
In connection with the tournament the
managers have secured the services of
III. ]. f. jerks, who will provide a
. nammoth clam-bake of sufficient di-
nonnions to supply 10000 people at an
s1issnely low price. Special excursion
trains viii be run on the Maine Central
and all connecting roads. On each train
cars viii be reserved for ladies, II whick
no smoking viii be allowed. a
Oxford Democrat., 1882-06-27

Miss Sallie 2. Mclean, Of Simsbury,
Connecticut, author of " Cape Cod Folks,
has been considerably annoyed of late by
the gueSses OF literary people that she is
the author of a Reverend Idol, an anon
ymoas novel published by James R. Os-
good i Co. Miss Mclean is not the au-
thor of the work, and knows nothing about
its authorship. 1t is understood, though,
that she is writing new story.
Oxford Democrat., 1882-06-27
Among ths heaviest operators of |

Among the heaviest Operators OF lum-
Der in Coos County, New Hampshire, this
season, are the Canton Steam Mills, at
Randolph and Berlin, 100000 feet; Ber-
lin Mills Company, at Berlin Falls, 20 5,000,-
600; E Clement & Company, Gorham, g.
0Qo, 900; Milan Steam Mills, Stark, 4,000,-
600; X. GCule & Company, GroyetoD, 81
900, 600; Isaac Emery, Stratford, 1000, 900.
All these are Portland parties and the TO-
tai amount cut by them will be 1000, 900
feet t--Cfrg fem
Oxford Democrat., 1882-06-27
Nonresident Taxes,

In the Town Of Brownield in The County Of
oxford, for the year 1851.
The following list OF taxes on real estate Of
nonresident owners In the town Of Brownfeld, !,
for the year 1881, In bills committed 10 Brough.
Bartlett collector taxes OF said town The 20th
day OF June, 1851, has been returned by him
10 me rs remaining unpaid on the 2sih day OF
Mar, lss2 by his certificate OF that date and now
tSe ss;d ini.rest sna chare s,n no, snas
INTO the Treasury OF said town within Is
months from the date Of the commitment Of said
bills, SO much of the real estate taxed as will be
sufficient TO pay the amount due therefor iuclud
ing interest and charges, will without further
notice be sold at public auction at l.. X. Giles
IN said town, on the 3oth day OF December
lss2, nj three Of the clock, afternoon
Oxford Democrat., 1882-06-27
BONNER SPIRIT OF '76

This highly bred Messenger and HAMILTON
IAx STALLION will make the seaaon ending Aug.
IS lSsl, ut the siabl of the subscr iber, st tl5
% insure a live foal.
BONNER was got by Robert Bonner, jr. by Rob.
ert Bonner, by Rysdyks Hambletonisn dam Old
Kate. by GREY Eagle. by iIunton Horse, by Bush
Messenger, by Winthrop Messenger, By Imp.
Messenger: gran dam = large bay mare by Qdek-
silver; Robert Bonner jr's dam a very fast PAGER
by Hiram Drew gran-dam said 10 be thorough
bred: Robert Ronners dam by l.. Black Hawk,
gran dam by Abdslab.
BONNER was foaled June 5, is76: stands ID
hands a inches high, weighs about l,l00 lbs Is q
bright chestnut color, with star and narrow strip
in face and white hind ankles, has ilne head and
ear neck of medium length shoulders well slop.
ed. short back, full over loin, with wide spread
aud powerful hind quarters, large and muscula ar
limb, ith Immense hooks and knees, with The
best Of feet; is coed locker, and has good way
Of going. and has been awarded premiums three
successive sc asons, at our County Fairs.
Being well bred and so level headed IL 10 ne
wonder he 4. the isstest UNFRAMED stallion In the
State. nor that the best judge OF horses, in this
section. should give him the name of The Perfed
Horse.
For further light. come and see the horse or
address,
S.R. HUTCHINS,
Rumford. Maine.
Oxford Democrat., 1882-06-27

Our Room Papers and bor-
ders have just arrived, we have
Q big variety both in styles
and qualities, fresh and new,
prices lower than the lowest
II. N. BOLSTER'S SO.
Paris,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-09-13
STATE OF MAINE.

LINCOLN, SIS. - To the Sherigs OF oHr screrai
Counties. or either Of their Deputies,
GREETING:
WYE COMMAND YOU to attach the Goods and
w Estate of Siias Tabor, Jr., whose residence
is not in this state, but the place OF which is
known, 10 the value of one dollar; ard summon the
said defendant (f he may be found in your pr,cinct)
to appear before .1usticrs of our Supreme judi.
cial Court, next TO be holden at Wiscasset, within
and for our County of Lincoln. on the fourth Tues.
day of October next, then and there in said
Court TO answer unto Sarah l.. Tabor of Whteteld
in the County of Lincoln, in plea of libel for
divorce wherein the libeIlant alleges that she was
married to the said Silas Tabor Jr., at Whiteed, In
the State OF Maine, on the twentieth day Of March,
A. d. i,75. by the Rev. samuel Patterson; that the
bellant has ever been faithful to her marriage obi.
cations, but the said ibellee has been unrnndiu Of
the same; that for about fourteen months after
their said marriage the libcee remain, at tile home
of the libeants father in Whiteteld, performing
but little labor, while the libellani Obliged 10
work In u cotton mill TO earn livelihood Know.
ing that the lbellant had saved little money by her
hard labor, the libellce falsely promised her that If
she would furnish him with means he would 20 10
California remain there but three and send her
money a. fast as he could earn it, SO that they might
purchase "A home. In Pursuance Of his said promise
she furnished him with money, AID In May, 1910,
he went to California, but has never returned; that
from the day of their said marriage to the present
time the said libeee has not contributed dollar
towards the support AID maintenance OF the libel
ant And in consequence of his wilful neglect TO
support his said wife (although always declaring in
his letters from California TO her that he pros.
pering) she has been Obliged to labor IN cotton mills
nearly all of this time since his absence, thereby
greatly imparing her health; that for the last four
years the libeant has heard from the said ibellee
but twice. The ib.llan further alleges that there
no excuse for willfu neglect and deserioD she
above sets forth.
Wherefore she prays that divorce from the bonds
OF matrimony between herself and the said libellee
may be decrccd. And this she would be reason
able and proper, conducive to domestic harmony and
consistent with the peace and morality of society
And the libellant further ale gcs that she has used
reasonable diligence to ascertain the present resi-
10 "a La n a
does not know where it is. SARAH h. TABOR.
Lincoln, ss. August IS, 1ss2.-The said beant
made oath that the above allegation to the resi-
dence of the libelee is true.
Before me,
ROSWELL S. PARTRIDGE,
Justice of the Peace.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-09-13

, meet him, never dreaming that | was flee.
| ing from the spirit of one of his ancestors.
/ was 50 happy at being once more with
George that | soon recovered from my
fright
my poor little darling is too white a
Lille to please me-" be said holding me
in his arms; land all owing to my uncle
Joseph"
But it is all over now" said, laying
my head upon his breast with feeling OF
peace and rest. Now that l have You
again 1 feel courageous enough to face
any number of ghosts"
"Well, my love. we will have no more
spirits but will take you away. and we
will soon have the roses back in these
cheeks" he said. kissing me fondly.
"After all. George | exclaimed, look
ing up into his face and laughing; latter
all, Nina was not the comfort and conso-
lation to me your sister anticipated she
would be. e."-Phiiadeiphia Record.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-09-13
Road Notice.

VTNHE undersigned, committee appointed by ine e
l. Supreme Judicial Cour at a term OF sao coultt
holden at Houton, within and for the County y ~
Aroostook, on the last Tuesday of February, =. - ~
1882, upon the appeal Of the inhabitants OF ..s
town of smyrna from the decision Of the CoolnY
Commissioners Of said county, in laying out the ic
lowing described way. to wit: Commencing on ins
smyrna road, to where the road rnnhini11
through the town Of Ludlow connects wifh the sai
Smyrna road; thence In westerly direction Dy ~.
most practicable route, to connect with the otas
road In Oakfeld Plantation, the dwelling nous
Of James Tmony; thence on the State road fnroushh
the Ridge Settlement, so called. to the East oian
OF the Matfawamkeag river, near the dwelling nou
Of Moses Barrows; thence by the most practcan..ss
route running in westerly direction to connect VII"
the road running from smyrna Mills TO Island aIs,
the dwelling house of William Grant IN Dyer
Brook Plantation mo s, Range ~ hereby giao gise
notice. in accordance with the provisions Of secvs hs
Of chapter l07 of the Public Laws of 1877, tnss
they win meet ut the dwelling house of Moses pre"
End, in said Smyrna, on Monday, october zSd, -
D. 1882 at O'Clock. A. M. for the purpose OF hes.
ing all the parties interested in said way; ad saS
ater hearing said parties they will proceed on @ ss
day to view said route and take such further ac''A
in the premises a. they judge proper.
ISAAC BOwKER.
b. H. PUTNAM,
J. +. DYER.
HoULT0x, August sth, 1859. owSs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-09-13

DIR. r. v. PIERCE, Buffalo. N. Y: Dear
Sir-I was sick for six years, and could
scarcely walk about the house. Ny breath
was short and / suffered from pain in my
breast and stomach all the time; also from
palpitation and an internal fever, or burning
sensation, and experienced frequent smother
ing or choking sensations. | also suffered
from pain low down across my bowels and in
nv back, and was much reduced in flesh. l
have used your "Golden Medical Discovery
and "Fayorite Prescription" and feel that
am well. Very respectfully,
DELILAH B. MCMILLAN,
sepl2f&wlw4p Arlington, Ga.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-09-13

KENNEBEC COUNTT-In Probate Court held at
augusta, the fourth Monday Of August, 1882
.nN THE PETITION Of Naomi n. Reynolds and
" Thos. q. Nelson, part of the heirs, living in
different States, of Oscar NJ. Nelson, late Of Wins
low, deceased leaving real estate undevsed, namely
about sixty of land in said town with buildings
their separate interests without loss that the
istrator be authorized TO sell and convey the same
and distribute the proceeds amongst the heirs, ac-
cordng to their respective rights therein:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior to the fourth Monday Of
September next, in the kennebec Journal, q news
paper printed in Augusta that ali persons interested
may attend st Court of Probate then to be held
at Augusta, and show cause. If any. why the prayer
Of said petition should not be granted.
EMERY o. BEAN, Judge
Attest: HOWARD OWEN. Register. 3w36s