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Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
Il OnrroeGIOR,

MEssRs. Ep1ToRs:-In an editorial
of Friday's issue you stated tat ac'
c. carding to my affidavit th%s 10 illegal gsr
Dsmocratic votes were taken at our
oolls, and I think it but just to me to
tate % that the statSme mt IN said editorl-
al was incorrect. There was a NUMBER
of balloas offered that were not iolEeu, I,
but every one offering suon paIlo's oos'
we're legal voters 10 the Dess % tnS ny
knowledge and, as knew mos uos' W W 'o he
voters SO Offering their ballots 10 uS %
,sssi o voters and ignorant of the law
'asr;pg @ on that portion Of the electt on
I1,.' ! rsouested them to fold them, Which,
inS S"ppVIT 70 'sprivS any man from having
his s ssy "a in the election providing he hSC
respectfully, JAMES V1EoENT,
Lato inspector n. ohriasisAA AU
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
onnnr1haEInmas.

A Ars at West Kansas City, Missouri,
on Saturday evening, destroyed the
Missouri Pacific Freight house with Its
costents, the Safe Line Elevator, with
70 1000 bushels q grain, and nine freight
oars loaded With msrch handisa. The
total loss is estimated at about $50, ,OoO
or $4,000.
A fire at GallipoliS, Ohio, on satur-
day morning destroyed the drug store
of O'Nsil q Company, and T. A. Sam
& Son, the clothing store OF II. Frank
and several smaller buildings. Loss
S45 900.
The Pavilion Hotel, at New Brigh
ton, Staten Island, was nearly de
stroy ed on Saturday evening by an In
cendinary fire.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
A WOMAH's wRIM.
she MArFISa y Farmer and Thsn
Refuses PeFemDtOrIly t0 Live
with Him.

Refuses PefemptOf1ly - bANC
with Him.
From the Philadelphia Press.
"All persons are cautioned against
rustinR any person on my account, as
l will pay no bills unless contracted by
myself. CHARLES W. l. LORD
This advertisement appeared in the
Philadelphia Press of Friday last, and
naturally gave rise TO some little spec
ulation. A reporter who was sent to
ascertain the meaning OF the stngularly
worded warning, succeeded after long
search In finding Mr.. Lord. This gem
tlemap is u farmer and lives near Fern
wood, Delaware county. He Is man
of prepossessing appearance and ID
highly respected and esteemed among
lhis neiphbors. Mr. Lord formerly
lived at Woodbury., N. j., and II was
while he was resi- dent Of that charm =
ling village that he fell in with Miss
Mary Shay, who worked in y mill II
this city. The acquaintance rapidly
lripened into friendship and friendship
Into love, and two mon tbs ago MlS'
Shay became Mrs. LORD,
Lord mad we'll furnished house tSl
Ibis bride and had made all prepara-
Itions for her reception, but to his aston
lisbment and dtsmay she refused at th'
start to enter it. 'I have no idea whal
the reason for her whim was" sait
Mr.. Lord, "but the fact remains tbs
lno amount of persuasion could prevail
upon her to come to my house az m!
wife, notwithstanding the fact that VI
had Just been married. Worse thai
that, she refused any explanation
whatever, 80 that am completely Il
the dark az 70 her motives"
Mrs. Lord (nee Shay is 'till at worI
lin a down town mill, and has az "
vouchsafed no reason for her extraol
dinary action. Mr.. Lord says he II
sued the Advertisement merely as
precautionary measure.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
un,AAhu tho auItar,.

A t.leqram from London to the New
York Sun sayH
The Sultan's unhappy condition con
sinusa, and his surroundings are stlll
chaotic. Ssdition is rite on every slde
OF him. The army Is full OF dissensloDs
aad disa ffection, the popular discomfort
10 loudly expressed and affairs At Con
stantinopls present the aspect which
H,ually indicates the approach OF q
violauS transition. The most eXtraor'
dtnarv precautions against assasslna'
ZION are taken as Yildiz Kiosk. No one
ia admitted 70 the palace, aud the Sui
van goes ont only on Fridays, when ne
1, conducted to the mosque in Els
French bomb proof carriage hS makes
rvery one nervous by carrying two re-
volvers with which he is qaltS unht to
bb trusted.
Last week one of his chief servants,
who has always been abou his pc son.
desred a weeks leave Of ABSENCE 70
visit his family, and accordingly drew
up the usual humble petition 70 his
Majesty and anxioHsly awaited a
favorable opportunity to present IT, An
occasion Offering, he approached
Abdul Hamid and prostrated himself,
at the same time putting his hand II
his bosom to draw forth his documents
| Tho sultan being instantly seized will
the suspicion that the man was @hou
TO draw q weapon and AssaSsinate aim
pulled out his revolver ana shoG th'
man daad on the spot. The Sids'
cemp running in at The noise from In
Arte-chamber, found the Sultan stand
ing over the corpse with bis pistol
aud by his direction searched the oouy
Nothing more dangerous was roam
than the paper clutched 10 tho hand :
the unfortunate man. The AFFAIR wa
hushed up. Abdul Hamid still carrie
his concealed weapons, and every on
in the palace voidS the SLlgh''a
! ambiguity of gesture
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
M1Vor,a C0uPt.

Yesterday m0rning four drHnka wSre
before the Mayor and were each fined
SO cents and CostS.
Lewis Gurus waS not only drunk, but
also acted in a niscrderly MANNER, and
as Coasequ nee Nod a fine OF u and
costs imposed. r..
were adjudEed guilty of being nrunK
aud disordSrly aud were fined Sl anu
costs each.
John Smith was fighting drunk on
Saturday night, aud suffered a penalty
Of So and costs. L.
There was but one plain drunk at the
bar of Justice this morning, and he was
fnsd the usual 80 cents and costs.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
ansu,ur or tho Grand UnI0n.

On Saturday evening the Grand
Union Hotel, which has recently DesA
erected at Front and French street,
was opened for the first time. Tie
proprietor, Mr.. Bloutb, received his
IiesuUe on Saturday and although the
house is not yet fully completed haa
the bar open in tho evening aud done q
good business. The hotel will have
thirty. seven rooas, and will be great
accom- M cd alton to the travelling public
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
ApnIxnrnnru nr Central.

The Central Presby teriau Sunday
@aool will celebTateits twenty-seventf u
anniversary next sun. ay afternoon II
He church. The Rev. George W Mil
NJ ~ OF Grace N. Il. church, and the Rev
~ Nixon Of Central will deliver ad
TeSses. There will 70 some excellen
music In which Mrs. Whit, ley, a daugh
~tof Dr. Nixon will assist.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
Fhe weather.

War Department, once Of the ChiSf
signal Oficer, Washington, December
18.-1 A. M.
rur wEATHER RRPoRT FOE TO-DAY.
For the Middle Atlantic States
partly cloudy weather, light local
SHOWS, stationary or slight rise In tenn
perature, rising followed by falling
barometer, east TO south winds.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
4n PriuOu ana 20 Visited Me!

RAs Republican.
IpO,loe In the columns Of your paper
NJ the editor Of the New Castle Star
ppOvsS giving a Christmas dinner to
!. prison ers in the jail.
KsbeiieVe in justice, tempered with
mercy, and that all punishment rs far
Mussible, should be- refOrmatory in
character. But let US bear In mind the
old sdage Of only q step from the sub
linSV bs ridiculous" which might
hillJHated at New Castle AZ being
but a step from the whippinG'post to
Othe banqueting hall.
1.-THE prisoners are to receive treat
ID the manner indicated, and it being
csnCsded by ell fair minded men, that
lally all crime and pauperlsm are
auSsd by the liquor traffic, would II
not be well to discriminate somewhat
ID regard TO the class Of citiZeus from
whom contributions should DO solicited?
FIRST. The Honorable members oi
hIOourt, whe in their discretion grant
license, should be allowed the first
pics on The list.
SECOND. The class of respectable
dIzsnr, who by the discretion OF thu
CcHt enjoy the sole monopoly In the
nfC in intoxicating liquors.
THIRD His Honor, the Mayor, will
hs Chief Of Police, and all officers who
receive perquisiteS for arrSSting anC
tsposing OF tramps and bummers
AOuld be solicited.
Fourth. Printers that receive
liberal share of licence application sd'
VsrtiSiug, might possibly be entitled t.
consideration in the list. The attorney
might be included, but like "Aarks'
in "UnCle TENS Cabin" they nigh
n.y. we are lawyers ne don't give any
RiBV.
II tbs bona -Gds tax payers, tha
leCeiye no perquisi:eS from the liquo
eahc, give the prisoners their dali,
etad, surely, they hey should not b
apected to bar the expense OF tn
ao.iday entertainment.
i've look around, we shall fint
lshJ Of the victims of Crimlnalsin thu
lolm sfbroksn hearted wives and moth
rs, OF ragged aud starving children
LAour sympathy and means he eX
ended to uch as have not their d&il,
otsad in our midst. W. have had quit
@much toadyiDg after criminals q !
uOltsau, and Jesse James. ID. W. Is.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
Goue In New NTexieO.

Mr.. Edgar CooR Of the firm OF Pierce
& Cook, real estate agents, left this Guy
to-day for New Mexico, Mr.. Oook ~
connected with miriug company OK
tbis CITY who own considerable proper
tv in New Mexico, and he intends TO
superintend the sinking of several
shafts and contract for developing the
mines. This is private company all
The stock being held by a few parties
! in this city aud none of which will be
offered for sale.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
na0urnaMuneH Goes.

The con test over the will OF the late
Rotert Whitaker, Of Philadelphia, IL
sill in progress, with the prospect thst
The lawyers will get several of the best
slices of the estate before the contest IL
over in the Supreme Court, to which
the case has been taken. Monday last
an allowance of $4,000 for attorneys
fees WAS made, and $1,000 for the ex'
ecutory of the will,
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
noroueF'a Case.

ON Saturday afternoon a colored IN
f.nt named Eleanor Guy died suddenly
at the rssidenco Of her parents OF
French street near Fourth. CSronel
smith was notified and assisted by Dr
Orle invosti gated the case and gave
csrtif,cate of death from commissions.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
TnR HRNEgd,

The tug Laura, of Philadelphia, was
seized last Saturday by Marshal Nc
Mullen, in the Delaware aud CHI ga.
peake canal, and taken TO delaware
CITY where che is detaired in charge OF
a Deruty Marshal. The boat was
seized at the instance Of the owners OF
the steamer Thomas Clyde to recover
damages for q collision.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18

Mr.. p. ID. Smyth, the jewelsr, 1t NO. |
81 Market street, having decided 10
discontinue the business offers his
large stock Of jewelry, silverware ana
other novelties for the holidays at
greatly reduced prices. Buyers VIII
find it to their advantage to visit TINS
store and examine the large selection OF
jeWelry, before making their purchases
The Latest NeWs.
Holland will make one large photo.
graph with frame for Sl,2b, Tetouched
In the finest style; no hner made in the
CITY 3 fine retouched cabinets Tor Sl -;
3 cards finely retouched for 81, aud PIC
lures copied and enlarged in same style
at the very lowest prices. The only
CHEAP, first-class galleries in the CITY
No. 307 Market street.
Millinery.
Make your wife, daughter or sweet
heart o present Of one OF those very
han dsoms and stylish boARsts or mats
from the large stock Of Mrs RS. Kirby,
No, 2O2 King street. You should take
peep at the grand display in her win
dow. Prices greatly reduced for the
holidays.
special fer she Holidays.
MI. Janney, 1903 King street, has In
stock and for sale large and varied
assortment Of apples, oranges lemons
and potatoes, and in fact everything
Call and see for yourselves before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
| oysters, oysters, oysters
| IF Won want to get the best and
freshest oysters in the market go 10
Ainscow's, I'll Shipley st. %, 80 and
40 cents per quart; also wholesale.
Painting and GrAIniDE.
". s. Simmons, practical house and
= sign painter graining and glazing
Residence Gil w. Fourth St.; ShoE
! Front and Tatnall sts., Wilmington
Del.
Grave Yavd RObSed.I
Two cOlorsd police to be appointed tt
I keep the pathway clear between I'M
5 Grand Union Hotel and StAns6ur,
: MurrAy's Cigar Establishment, No.
+ French st,
Coal Coal.
a am selling the best family whit
: ash locust mountain coal at lowest mar
y ket rates. We eadeavor to please. Civ
a me call at 622 W. Front st. Ezra Fell
: Here's Something.
!, Flax seed, flax seed meal, oil cake
{ oil cake meal, cotton seed meal, &c, q
A. X. Tatnall's Feed Store, 713 Wes
: Front st.
Q Christmas.
Wines, liquors and cigars special,
selected for the Holidays at BeOkstt'f
a 108 and 10 Market street.
a A full line OF Heaters, Ranges
}. Heating Stoves, Cooking Stoves, Farm
"A ers' Boilers, ETC., at Schoen's Heatel
I Range and Stove HeUse, 909 to q
l Ship'ey street.
T. Millard F. Davis, No. Q East Secon
70 street, has in stock an elegant assert
20 ment OF silverware and jswslry OF a
10 kinds, which he IL selling at the loWOi
Ie cash prices.
q Juniper Tar, Tar Cordial, jayne
u Expectorant, Ayers Cherry Pectori
ID and many other popular expeetoran'
70 for sale by J, r. Hartman, cor. 9th an
70 Poplar.
Plush Odor Gases with . cut Rla
bottles and glass mirror tor $500, So
by Danforth druggist, cor. End an
Market.
Bricks, CRATES and repairs, constant
=. on hand at eehosn's Heater, Range az
a Stove House, 2O0 to 21S Shipley st.
n Picture frames, velvet specially,
% Yerger's, 4O5 shiplsy St.
5, Photograph frames speciality
N Ysrger's, 405 Shipley St.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
Another LifS saved.

SslWho saw our little one said here was
70 hopes, 1t was 30 near gone with
SpOap, when neighbor gave it some OF
rOl Dill's Balm of Life the result
~% astonishing, as it broke the false
.Sembrane immediatsly and entiIei ,
'afsd 1t and saved its lite. j. ABhback.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
SESSION OF COURT.
rae BUsIHEsS DOHE
|INSw ~ Sa TME NOvEABER
DV TEE N.

,h.r Term of the Superior
90 NOVEL ~ session 10 d.ys, and BE-
~ Fsssasctipg Fss ~ considerable minor
" o' disposed of the following
:, L. Sanders VS. Philip Il,
HsDDTb%ts Is was an action to recover
|bIE. lulo sor trespass, and occupled
,nSsses IN IN the trial. The jur' we're
ne aAy "a hours v ithOut agreeing oh
'sSa' sS., and we're finally discnergoH.
lNIol"s lN'" will again be brought oeiore
psasVt ssrt y At the May Term. uu
bcOhInt ." Coe vs.. Thomas English,
Ba'ssll n Wilde, John T. Poor ana
EIlissS u.llon. ii This was also a case
aEick M' me ior trespass, and the jury
aAnAe..' . Tsrdict In favor of the plai
ptsIHeS.Ssrd Harrington, Il q, w'o
...,.d Is one Of the attorneys yysts%,;t tor IN !,
g.sdsuts I'aIsu 8 gave notice OF his intention
p,pp;a.,.' f. McCarty VS.. John j.
ClSllsSa This was q suit brought %
s1soOS' ..11.s on promiSsOry note with
Es' ,,, after being out for some
lnIu, sTs unable to agree, and were
as'sgsd' r.o.n.v "a @. Wesley Wei.
O ma Tnlaintiff brought suit to re
I'D ;"r t plane which he furnished thu
EiApl for the construction OF
,l.s The jury rendered a verdict II
~ II ths plaintiff for nearly th'
t vi. a amount OF his claim.
s%usI W. McCaulley vs.. John '
=. 1C = N. This was an action bIough
~ D'.,oysr o ar a balance due on prom
si,SO'n ,I note, and the jury rendered
W. NSi,t in favor of the plaintiff.
su. I,,hnT II Powell VS.. Henry Q. Conrad
,a,niStrator of George W. Powell de-
Iii This was an inquitision to deter
=. ,be amount of money due tn
lI0 I.IOtis AZ for services rendered the de
p'.sd. Judgment having been o6taiae'
!, ,S,fault at the May term. The lur,
y. unable to agree and the matte
Al bs tried during the vacation o
IN IN. men appointed by the Prothon'
% Ss Court also heard argument, toi
nj against granting the writ Of qo
rrs6to to compel james Martin I
SnT % cause Why he holds the office, an
Trcisss the duties OF Sheriff. and WI
S rS.r a decision on The 9th OF Febr'
$sre were seventeen application IL
Eror,s, Of which the following for
~. % granted Margaret Welsh troi
Vnpcis Welsh; SuRanns Shortlide
Sm Joel shortlidge; Sarah An
T,l,h from Elisha Welsh and Rebec(
Singles from Davis Perry Singles.
Of The seventeen applications, onl
ina we're made by husbands, and II
maiader by wives.
Ibere were SO liquor licenses grante'
Nd which are to new applicant
Ipoug the number are Fountain
LTI,'i who ar0 said to be the first ct
MI men that ever received a liqu
h,DIs in this State.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
POokou Picked.

There is scarcely q market day but
some one II relieved of their pocket
hook. The last victim was Miss mary
Gr4y, residing at No. 6O2 West Fourth
strssp e 40 had her pocket book contain
inS I'M S1O stolen on Saturday.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
Om the l0e.

There were q large number Of persons
skating on the Brandywine yesSeraay'
The ice ia smooth near the thlro 9"m )
and during the afternoon presented An
animated sight.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18

Do not fail to call and see those ane
valvet frames Suttsrley B Go. S02 Mar,
vet street are selling at cost, rooms "a
aoSr open in the evening.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
Ansu remneran,n soslety. /.

This evening the Church Temper
auee Secls.y, which has recently been
organized in this ciGy, will hold its first
annual meeting in ST. Andrews church
at Z 80 O. clock. The friends CT temper
ance without respect to creed are ear
nestly invited to be present and become
members. The obi sct of the society Is
to promots tue cause Of temperance by
force of example, and all other reason
able m cans. There are already qHite a
large number of members, and the So
ciety starts under the most favorable
auspices. Bishop Les is the President
and DIR. 8. W. Murphey the Secretary
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
nnnnh RanA

would make q good Christmas present
Ssvsrai S fuIl, biooded coach pups. Ap
ply at REPUBLICAN, ONCE
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
TbntMu .. band of Mine

Ia three ttmis the man he was oerore ne
, began using Wells Health ReneWer'
81, DruggiStS.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
The Latest n eWs.

Holland will make one large photo,
graph with frame for Sl.26, retouchtd
10 the finest style; no Amer made in the
city 3 fine retouched cabinets Tor Sl y;
8 cards finely retouched for 81, aud PIC
lures copied and enlarged in same style
at the very lowest prices. The only
cheap, frst-class galleries in the city
No 3O7 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18

Red Orange Tablets made from Rec
Malta Oranges sold by Taylor b Full
lerton, So2 King street.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18

BtMse OF the thermometer
At the REPUBLICAN, office In the shade
this morning:
Z O'Clock 10 O'Clock lS.S ci"cA
900 ;4o $50
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
Millinery,

Make your wife, daughter or sweet
heart present Of one OF those very
hand ndsoms and stylish boHnets or hsIs
from the large stock Of Mrs. RS KIRBY,
No. 202 King street. You should take
a peep at the grand display in her win
dow. Prices greatly reduced for the
holidays.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18

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SPECIAL MBM TI0N.
RarxaIMs ror duo MeIAdaY

Mr.. P. d. smyth, the jsWelsr, at No.
311 Market street, having decided 10
discontinue the business offers mis-
large stock Of jewelry, silyerware and
other novelties for the holidays at
greatly reduced prices. Buyers wlll
find it to their advantage to visit TINS
store and examine the large selection OF
jewelry, before making their purchases
Daily Republican., 1882-12-18
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-04-21
A SPRING DEFENCE.
How to Repel the Assaults Of Ill Health -
KeDnedys FAVORITE REMEDY
Means Something for You.

The months Of March. April and May are the three
successive arches of bridge which connect the
Of ice and seet with that of leaves and roses
No less in respect of health than of outward natural
phenomena is this true. Spring Is a trying season
for invalds, and particularly for those who either
suffer, liable to suffer- from Biliousness Kidney
complaints and Constipation of the Bowels, and for
women who arc chemically subject to any of the long
catalogue Of physical aim nts which their delicate
sex is her. Indications of disease in the Sprirp
'ould be needed al In nj attack nav easily
result from neglect disordered condition of the
bowels. The ounce of prevention may be had where
ton OF cure-or attempted cure-may be- unavailing.
Are you vexed or troubled in Spring with indiges.
tion torpid or disOrdered Liver, want of appetite
con III alton, or feverish state If the skin? If So
take without an hours unnecessary DELAY DIR. Ken
NEEDY FANOlsirE REMEDY. No medicine Il so
harmless and vt so quick and POSITIVE In its action
III 10 Natures own idea, condensed and made tangible
by human skill. DO not leave home v hen
xoing upon journey without a bo tie of
II IN your valIse. You cannot possibly put one
dollar in any other shape where Il can do Won
30 essential service. The FAVORlTE REMEDY
s almost institutions In its action but does not tear
you to peces with its vi ence nsr nau cate you with
disgust II frees The Liver from Bile and sats the
machinery of your body into normal and healthy op.
er tim Remember: DIR d. kenHedy's FAVORITE
REMEDY Ask your druggist for 1t and take not hing
else. Thce one dollar bottle. spr20d&w4w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-04-21

= - -'-'' sal Lassifude, PaiH ''ttE,
In the Back Dimness of Vision, Premature Old Age,
and many other Diseases that lead to Insanity OF
CONSUMPTION and premature Grave.
ss-Fuli particulars in our pamphlet, which we de
sire 10 send free by mail to every one. 1SThe Spe
cific Medicine Is sold by all druggists at 81 per pack
age or six packages for IS, will be sent free By
mail on receipt of the money, by addressing the
GRAY MEpICINE Co., No. l06 Main Street. Buffalo
NY Sept6l &w1y
Sold by all Druggiafs.
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uueq7teod&wly

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that the sub
An scrib~r has been duly sppointed Executor II
the last will and testament OF
LUCINDA n. BASfOkD, late Of Monmouth,
In the County Of kennebec, d~cexsed, testate, and
has undertaken that trust by Civ Nc bond the Law
disects :-Au personx, therefore, having demands
agnfnst the estate If decea~d arr drsir to exhbi
tor s-ttlem~si and a lns b.. dto 50
are regretted to make immediate payment to
Mar. "a, leSx. SwlAs T.W. HAM.
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To the Honorable County Commissioners Of the
C'os~sB Of OXFORD.

To tSe HOpOT0tIe F0NH1v tUWWssstUHtTs y Dte
Csos~sB Of oxford.
The unde-sigred. Inhabitants Of the County OF Ok
ford respectfully represent that common convenience
and necessity REQUIRE the location Of q new
highway In the town of Gilead and Batch
elder's Grant IN Oxford County. commencing
at so,ae point tie rOa1 leading from
Bethel 10 Sheburne n. H., the s0Gih side of the
Andres coggin river, betwte Jason Kimoaips store
and Wild bridge in said Girai, thence running up
" lid river the ca side thereof 10 the mouth of
Evans brook In said Bachelors Grant, thence in
aid Grant NJ the east side OF Eva brook 10 some
point in lot No in the 9th Range OF lots in said
Batcheld RS Grant They therefore request your
Honors to view said route, and make ouch location
as in your judgmen ts the public require.
G. A. HASTINGS and others.
PetheI. March L. lsS2.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-04-21
GR4YS SPECIFIC MEDICINE


Inc hftdl Ell hsu
Rem dy- An un-
failing cure for
Seminal Weak
ness, Spermafo-
rrhea, Tmpotency.
and all Diseases
that follow rs q
sequence of Self
Abuse; as Loss Of
Nfernorv Eniysr-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-04-21
CANVAsSERS

WAIVED to sell Nursery ST. OK. Any o. tive
w lnfeilt8ent nan cAn succeed l. beral
ealor to succerstul men. For TERMS addrees LEN
BROTHERS 3 LILY, u Psnherion square, b stoa,
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