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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-04-18
Sherif's Sale.
STATE OF MAINS. I 8

KENNEBEC. s.;
Taken GU execution. and will be sold by public
i auction. On Saturday the tyeniy-eighih DAY OF
April A. ID lee al ten O'Clock in the foreno H. at
the ONCE II Eugene W. Whifeho IN Augusta, ia
aid Coniy. al the right in equity which Albert Il
Burrili has OF had on the 18th day of August 1859,
the time when the same Was attached on the orig
a writ. TO redeem the following described real estate
situated In China in said vouni, to vii: certain
parcel Of land in laid China, and bounied a. 70 lows
ID the north by lauf Of the late Sullivan Ersr Inc
on the west by the road AIDING from Winisor TO
Chad~icks Cornr; on tho sOuth b. land Of the heir.
ct Robert Stndley, and tn. by land OF the iarc
Watson Halioxeii and land of James Adams, con-
iasng ity scse>, more or less. Tue above premises
being subject 10 mortgage. recorded In the kenne
Registry OF Deeds, book 3l2, page 3gs gwen by
the ssd Albert X. Burrill toe Hal.oweli Savings
Institution, 70 secure the pay m-nt pr ,mi-s ~
aote tor niue hundred d.liar-. dated Feb lzth Isl.
pay bic IN one year from said date. with interest
semi.annuaty ut eight PER Cent. The amount now
due on said mortgage will be made known at the
time end place Of sale;
March = ia. vsvu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-04-18

For Portland and way, S.45 and t2.2S P. NJ
For Vanceboro and way, 1915 and 40 r. NJ
Due from Boston and way, 12.92 and 40 p. NJ
Ore from Vanceboro and way, s.25 and IL O5 p. NJ
Through tickets to California and all points south
and west may be had of 4. II. Walker, ticket agent
Augusta, the only office selling via all routes and
checking baggage free of expense.
PAYSON TUCKER, GenI supt.
F. Z. BOOTHRY, Gen.l Pass. and T'kt Ag't.
roruanu, Oct. 18th. lss..
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spr26teodly
HARVARD UNIVERSITY,

Examinations for sdmis sion TO the College and the
Profess onal schools are held every year in Cam
bridge. Mass, Exeter, y. II New York, hiladel-
pha, Cincinnati, Chicago, 81. Louis and San Fran
cisco. the Thursday, Fridsy and saturday follow.
ing the Last "wednesday IN 'une (his year June Is,
~ and 20 The Harvard Examinations for Women
are held in Cambridge. New York, Philadelphia and
Cincinnati Oh the days.
Special students are received without examination
in ever, d. parimen exceI he Nj deal School
Graduates Of other COL. Res are admitted to ad-
vanced Standing in Iiats ard COLLEGE upon such
diiODs as the Faculty deem equitable ach case.
For information Concerning the terms of adms-
sion. the cost oil college professional course the
scholarships (i!5) and other b, n. iicsry aid, the
studies In each depsrtm, Mt, any oer subj ct
Ct with the University, address the Registrar OF
Harvard University, Cambridge, > AS.
f.bI3feod&w3m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-04-18

KENNEBEC ss-Supreme Judic al Court. March
Term. issy.
JAMES DEvIxE VS.. JAMES DEvIyE, JR
A Nd now ON suggestion TO the Caurt that
"A the defendant, at the time Of
the service Of thu writ. was not an
inhabitant of this state, and had no tenant,
agent or attorney within the same, that his
goods or estate have been attached In this action,
and that he has had no notice of said suit and
attachment IL is Ordered. Ihst notice of the p-nden-
cy Of this SUI be given TO the said defendant, by
publishing atiesird copy OF this order, togefli
er with an Abstract of the plaintiffs writ. three
weeks successvely in the kenu. bee Journal new
aper printed af Augus'a in the County ct Kenue-
b-c the last publication TO be not less than thirty
days before the H. NJ term of this Court, 10
kennetec, ON the hind tuesday Of October, l,rcl,
thai laid defendant may then aud there appear and
answer TO said suit ii he shall cause.
Atie.i:-A. Z. OH Clerk.
fAbsirsci Of ,la-s wrii.)
Assumpsit on an aocoun; annexed with interest
amount ing , tj.;t5y.s0
Ad.Iannum $50
Date Of writ, Sept. %. 1852, refurnabIe to
T. " wmITEHoUsE. Atty to pln.
m true copy of the 0Ids. d cYur, win sb:t,a Of
w3wI6
KENNEBEC COCyTr.-a PROBATE Court at
Aagssfa. on the fourth Monday Of March,
4 CERTAIN INSTRUMENT. purpor,ius to he
IA the hat will and testament VI John LIB, v
laie Of Albion, in said County, deceased. having
been presented for probate:
OkDEkkD, That notice thereof be Given three
weeks successfully prior 10 the fourth Monday Of
April next, in the kcnnebec Journal. N news
payer printed In Augusta, that all persons interested
may attend al Court vi Probate then 10 BE- holden
At Augusia, ard show If any, why the said in.
sirument should hot Le proved, approved aud al.
lowed. ~ the last viii and testament Of the said
drc-asei.
EMERY o. BEAN. Judge.
Attest: Howard Own, Kaeistsr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-04-18
GREATEST ON EARTH.

CCTICURA REMEDIES are the greatest medicines
earth. Had the worst case salt rfeum IN this
county. My mother hs il tSenty year,, And IN TACT
died from Ii. 1 bel eve CUrICuRA wou nave sivei
her iif-. Nv arms, bre tsi a lie DIVER covered for
tnre.- year., vhc No hing lived or cured until
used the CUTiCURA REsoLyENr internally AID Gu
rICURA aud CUrICURA SOAP externally.
Newark .. ). ". ADAMS.
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BEST BLOOD PURIFIER.

have used voar cur CURA remedies In several
case. of Ecz ma Moist aad Dry r-,ter. and cured
them ali Your CUriCIRA kEsoLvENr, so lar MS
my supply allows test it, has. ny hanis ex'
Cred -, eff ac, aud effs ICY any Tentative com.
pound bloc iriirr) have ever made vi in an
acti,e pracsi;e OF ~ years duration.
4. ECKER, VI. D.
Jacksonville, Pa.
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GREAT BLOOD MEDICINES.

Tine haf has not been told as 10 the great curative
powe oi the CUrICURA REMEDIES 1 have paid
huuaIe l. oil dol airs n.dIcIu cure disease: OF
the blvud and >kin aud found anything yet to
eq daI tue CErICUKA REMEDIES.
CHAS. A. WILLIAMS.
Providence, II. /,
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CURE IN EVERY CASE.

Your f'UTICUgA rem. d e. out-ell sill other medi-
cines Ike y skin diseases Ny customers q ID
patients say Iha, they have ffected III every
Instance, " here other remedies ave fat d.
III. W. BROCkwAY, NJ. ID.
Franklin Falls, N. ii.
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CUTICURA RESOLVeNT.

CUTiCURt. and CUTICURA SOAP, soil evs ryw where
Price: CUTicuRi, 5uc-s. and 81 per b X. tUrI
CURA RESILIENT, 81 per Ittlr. CUTICURA Soar
- cts. CUuCURA SHAVING OAR, 10 cts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-04-18
eMM<zk

PYEMIA SEPTIKMIA SCRoFULA, and other forms
of blood poisoning resulting in ganiuisr swellinss.
ulcerOus patches in the throat and mouth
are % eddy neafrszrd and XXI he'd sthe CuTICU'
RA REsoLvExT, the bloc purifi.r, " hiir the
ternaI use Of CUTrCrRA aud [ UTICURA SOAP. the
great skin cures. CUTICURA RE>OLvENT absoln'e y
de>t, oys disease germs, which hJat in the blood
urine and p-rspirafiun-,heie is doubt shout il
and expel. them through the bowels, kidneys, and
pJres Ut the skin.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-01-05
FOREIGN

HEAVY rains are prevailing in the vicin-
ity of Vienna.
THE deficit of the Belgian budget for
1888 is estimated 20 100000 francs.
GcNBgAL Ssone Pasha. the late chief Of
thestAf OF the Egyptian army, has re-
signed, and intends returning to Ameri-
ga.
SOME rohber straugled passenger IN a
compartment Of the express train between
Nice and Marseilles.
BARON Won WINTERFELDT, an aide-de
camp to the emperor of Germany, killed
himself with revolver.
THE Russian railroads are said to haye
ordered the discharge of their Hebrew
employees, and the senate has decided that
no court cat authorize the transfer OF land
TO Hebrews
PRINCE kRAPoTKINE is kept in solitary
confinement at Lyons, not even his friends
being allowed to speak TO him. He re-
fuses to answer questions.
DR.. CoRvIsARL, an eminent practitioner
of Paris, who passed away Christmas,
never recovered from the effects of the
shock conveyed By the news of the fate of
young Napoleon in Zlluland.
tNpiElhhS waning iHt SlItt u OIL lslu-
erick Wednesday night were attacked and
roughly handled by civilians and the
police were called upon to quell the dis
turhluCe.
WtsTaArE, who implicated himself IN
the murder Of Caveudish and Burke, and
received free transportation from South
America TO Ireland has been released.
THE public schoo's subvantion bill was
passed by the French chamber Thursday,
after heated discussion, De Csssagnac
Icing formally censured by the president
for his unparliamentary conduct.
The Greek fashions are at war in the
vicinity Of Okmulgee, where a desperate
battle occurred Sunday evening. A de-
'achment of federal soldiers has dsarmed
100 oi Che cote's men.
Is consequence of the recent escape of
the eldest SON of the late king Of Burmah
from Renares, and who is supposed to
have gone to upper Burmah 10 raise a
rebellion, 5000 Burmese troops have
been dispatched to The Maripor frontier,
and 5000 from the Shon states t. the
rouengo frontier. The stations on the
lrrawaddy river are carefully guarded.
War steamers are in readiness to convey
troops.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-01-05
TELEGRAPHIC.
News by Wire Reduced to
Close Quarters for Con-
Venient Reference and
Easy Reading.
CRIME.

HENRY c. KEIsEL, city treasurer ol
Tucson, became a defaulter for " 100 and
! fled 10 Mexico.
THE sentence Of Andrew Bigger, who
was to have been hung at Ouray, Cal. Sat
urday. was commuted to imprisonment
for life.
CHARLES SMITH stabbed Frank Ander-
son in the heart Christmas, at Peoria,
killing hira instantly. Both colored.
BRooKs, on trial at Richmond, Ind =,
for the murder Of DR.. Gaize, was found
guilty, Wednesday, in the second degree
and sentenced to prison for life.
FORGED railroad bonds Of De Witt Co..
Iowa, are III circulation. They are signed
"F. Mccall, County Clerk" The gen.
uine are signed by Tisenby.
jim MACE, the pugilist, hos lately ar
rived in San Francisco from Australia,
bringing half-breed Maori TO fight Sui
Dvan.
STEIHEN T. PRlCz, of Philadelphia,
formerly trustee of the estate Of Thomas
Richardson, has been lodged in Jail for
failure TO ply his designated successor
$I7S G94.
The Standard Oil Company, the tower
ing monopoly of the United States. turn.
ed its attention TO paslurage in Indian
Territory, and by planting red men on
quartz sectors and taking leases from
them secured temporary possession Of
100000 acres and placed blrbed- W ire
fence around it. But Sec retary Teller
will refuse to approve ofthe dicker.
A SPECIAL agent of the treasury depart
mt NJ discovered that a new York import
er received an excessive rebate of 50 500
on damaged goods, for which he paid $400
to the examiners, who for years have been
in the government service. The merchant
made full confession to Commissioner
Shields, and the offenders have been ar
rested.
A CHRISTMAS tree in school house
near Abilene, Kansas, was ornamented
with a iumping-iack intended for Miss
Foreman. Her friends resented it as an
insult, and held Arthur Shodinger re-
sponsible, but were restrained by others.
But on Wednesday night her three broth
ers, her lover, and her brother-in-law
went to a prayer-me-ting Is meet the Of
fender and have 1t out. Twelve or more
shots were fred. Shodinger was shot
through the left lung, the girls beau re-
ceived two wounds, and one brother was
shot in the wrist and clubbe! with re-
volver.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-01-05
FIRES AND CASUALTIES

AN ice gorge broke above Pittsburg and
swept away Is, 900 feet of lumber. Loss,
$4,000.
jacob MAY, boot and shoe dealer al
Richmond, Va, has suspended payment
on $40 900 of obligations.
P.J. WALKRR 4 Co., retail shoe-deal-
ers at paaville, Illinois, have made an
assignment, with liabilities of $4,000.
THE steam bark Mendoza, from Bath,
Me, for New York, il supp osed to be los.
There was number OF passengers on
board.
A TRAIN crossing the Catawba river in
North Carolins, Saturday night, broke
through the trestle and part OF the train
went down forty feet into the river. One
man was slightly hurt.
A BUILDING in North Attleboro, Massa-
chusstts, occupied by four jewelry firms,
was DESTROYED by fire, Saturday. causing a
loss of $a5, ,000.
NEAR Beverly, West Virgins, on
Christmas night, Adam Currence and four
child rem were burned to death.
A PUGILlsrlc contest, lasting sinsty
minutes, took place Christmas at Newark,
New Jersey, between Charles Gray and
Fred Rsichert. Five hundred pei ons
were present. Rsichert fell unconscion:
ia the twenty-eighth round.
AT midnight on SUNDAY s collision OF
trains occurred on the Chesapeake anc
Oaio road near Millboro, by which ave
men we're killed and two wounded, all bu
one being employees.
TsE increase of smallpox in Bslti
more has cGused the managers of several
public institutions TO establish quarantine
against visitors, and orders have beer
issued for the revaccination of the police
THE upper floors of the extensive
furniture establishment of Wiliiac
| Whitley, in Londen, as also detached
| warehouse, were bur ned Christmas night
Captain Shaw had twenty-five engines q
work on the flames.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-01-05
The Commercial Agencies
Advise Business Men
to Beware of
Credits.
Theresa Sturla Says She is
the Jolliest Girl that Ever
Went to Joliet.
Mrs. Blacks Vain Regret.
Business Men Should Watch Ont.

NEw YoRE, Jan. I'm the preface
of the Reference Book, issued by Il, G.
Dun 1 c., is a statement of the husi-
ness situation. They say: "Notwith-
standing the fact that the country is in
an exceedingly prosperous state, there
are certain conditions apparent which
call for the exercise of good deal of
caution, especially in the manner of
granting credits. There is evidently an
enormous expansion of the lines of
credit, which prudent observers view
with considerable apprehension. The
system of dating bills month ahead
has grown TO such magnitude as to
practically extend credit from thirty
and ninety DAYS to six and nine months,
and all the evils OF large liabilities ex-
tending over long periods without the
possibility of realization within the pc
riod fixed, are gradually becoming
felt. The smaller houses with only
moderate capital are finding it impos-
siblo to compete III this respect with
large concerns, and this renders COM
petition uneven and one-sided. \
continuance OF these methods With the
national growth Of the evil, is moro
certain to result in disaster than any
other departure from legitimate busi
ness principles. lntimations of this
tendency are already seen in the
marked increase of failures in all parts
OF the country.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-01-05
The Sisters Omaha Record.

OMAHA, Nebr., Dec. 2-Sister Mary
Paul, the heroine in the sensational Sc
cret marriage with DIR. Ross at Yank-
ton, was formerly resident of Omaha.
She was Sister of Mercy, and second
in charge OF st. Mary's convent in this
city for several years, and is known to
large number of citizens, particularly
Catholics, and to young people and
children, vino have received instructions
from her while attending school at the
convent. She is said to be about tnir-
ty five years old, and all that has been
said of her in previous dispatches is
true, as she is beautiful. intelligent and
fascinating. and possessed of great en-
ergy. She has done much by her efforts
toward raising the debt on the convent
at Yankton, to which city she and some
other sisters moved about two years
ago. Her action causes considerable
com nent among ner Catholic acquaint-
anccs in Omaha.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-01-05
DETERMINED TO WE'D.
MARRIAGE CT AN Ex RUSSIAN NIHILLsT
TO NUN.

MARRIAGE CT AN Ex RUSSIAN NIHGLIsT
TO NUN.
GAEKToN, Oak, Dec. 30.--There was
much excitement yesterday over the
marriage of Sister Mary Paul, of the
Convent Of the Sacred Heart, to DR.. V.
Sebiakin Rose, a prominent physician
secretly performed at the residence of
George Hoffman, Rev. Joseph Ward, OF
the Congregational church, performing
the ceremony. DIR. Ross was formerly
physician at the convent, and some
six months ago attended the sister
who is now his wife when she was
injured by a fall. Their affection for
each other dates from this out. The
mother superior, the bishop, and the
other sisters demonstrated and every
effort even to threats Of bodily violence
was made to break up the engagement
of the party, but to no avail; they both
stuck TO their determination to AIRY.
Yesterday afternoon note was sent
by mutul friend asking Sister Mary
Paul to come to her house, which was
responded TO, and the convent car
riage containing the expectant bride,
and another nun, with the coachman
on top, halted at the door Of the
mutual friend. 1t stood there
for two hours, and during
this time Mary Paul made her
way 10 an adjoining house, where the
knot was tied. She then donned the
nuns robes, returned to the carriage,
and went back TO the convent. This
morning the affair became known, and
created great CONSERVATION in church
circles. There were many threats Of
vengeance, but DIR. Ross stood. firm,
and said his wife belonged TO him and
10 nobody else. Tonight the bride left
the convent and joined her husband,
renouncing the church, and beginning
life anew in the world. She is to
be communicated. Sister Mary Paul
VINO was married under the name Nellie
Kerns. was one of the valuable mem
bers Of the sisterhood. By her own
efforts she has built a costly convent
here and o. bishops residence. She is
p6ssessed Of unusual intelligence, and
winsome in her ways, and beautiful in
form and feature. DR.. Ross was nj
hilist in Russia, and served FIVE years
exile in Siberia. From there he came
to America. He Gays this Is glorious
country.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-01-05
Chicago Market.

CHcAso, Dec. 3O.- Flour - Steady and un
changed. Wheat--In fair demand at lower
at es; regular, "a for seller December; 949S for
eller January; 95 for seller February; 1.0lh
for seller May. Corn-Active, but lower: 491t
for seller cash; 49hG491 for seller December
49A649X for seller JanuarY and 5Oh 95OA
February; 53A@53ss for seller May. Oats
Active, but lower; 80 for seller cash: 40 "a a Al
for seller December; 36ss for seller January;
35L@355. for seller February; 36H G35ss for
seller May. Rye Steady and unchanged.
Barley Steady and unchanged. Butter-Steady
and unchanged. Eggs-SteadY and unchanged.
Flax Seed-Stronger. Dressed Hogs--DuI;
tending downward 6SOG71O. Pork-In fair
demand at lower rates, Il O5917.lO for seller
cash; I7.I5a171O for seller January; 17.20G
1722H for seller February; 81 for seller
March. Lard Active, but lower; lO.303 1925
for seller cash; 1922 for seller January;
1O.4296 for seller February; lO.52H for seller
March. Bulk Meats-Steady and unchanged
Whisky-Steady and unchanged, 1.l6. Receipts
Flour, 1900; wheat, 1000. corn, 10000,
oats, 3O1 900; rye, 1000; barley, 40 900. Ship
ments-Flour, 80 ,OO0; wheat, "a 600; corn, 1885,
900; oats, 65 900; rye, 2S coo; barley % 900.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-01-05
THE FORTESEvENTH CONGRESS
WEDNESDAY, Dec. q.


.Senate-Thesenate worked ali day on
Pendleton's ciIil service reform bill, and
finally, at late hour, came to vote on
it. Only 4S :, 1ators out of the IS were
in the chambe.. and the vote was SO to 5.
The full text, of the bill appears else
where.
Housf -Calla TO order by Speaker
Keifer and notk quorum present. After
several private bills were passed, Rice
mo. objected 10 further proceedings by
unanimous consent. Adjourned.
THBsDAY, DEc. 2S.
sSendte.-The Senate on motion of Sem
ator Edmunds, took up the bill reported
BY him from the committee on Judiciary,
to prevent government officers and en-
ployes from collecting from or paying to
each other MONEY for political purposes.
All amendments were voted down and the
bill as reportedby the committee passed.
On motion Of Senator Hoar, the bank
ruptcy bill was set down for consideration
on the 10Th of January.
Senator Siberian then called up the
bonded whisky lSil.
HouSe.-The I9use was not in session
having adjournsi from Wednesday till
Saturday.
FRIsAY, DEC. %.
iSsndte-Sen. Groome's bill, appropriat-
ing $4,000 forEerectipg monument TO
Baron De Kalb at Annapolis, Missouri,
passed.
Sen. Hoar's bil, to provide for the per
formance of the fHties of the president OF
the United Stats in case of inability or
removal by deah, or otherwise, of the
president and vice president, was then
taken up.
Discussion of the bill to regulate presi-
nearly two O'Clock, when the unfinished
business, the bin Tor the relief of Filz-
John Porter, vas taken up, and Logan
addressed the senate. Adjourned until
Tuesday.
SATURDAY, Dc. 80.
Se1lGte-The senate was not in session
having diourned Friday night till Tues
day.
HOuse-On notion of Marsh of Illinois,
the senate bill passed extending the time
for fling claims for horses and equip
men,s lost by { fl 3ers or enlisted men in
the service Of The United States, with an
amendment knitting the extension to one
year from ths passage of the act.
On motion of Thompson of Iowa bill
passed approPiating $56000 to pay the
Burlington, Oeaier Rapids & Northern
company the amount due them for carry
ing mails
On motion OF George, of Oregon, the
senate bill passed appropriating 10000
to reimburse the Ftate of Oregon for mon
les expended fol the suppression of In
dian hostiiities during the Modoc war.
An amendment as Incorporated into the
bill appropriatinc $44 600 to reimburse
the state of California for like expenses
Manning, of Mississippi offered a reso-
luton requesting the attorney general to
inform the house what necessity existed
for the appointment of Jos. r. Chal-
mers as assistant district attorney for the
district court of lhe United States in the
northern district of Mississippi, and to
torwa to the house all correspondence
in regard to such appointment.
On motion of Steele the senate bill pass
ed for the relief Of MaJor Jacob i. Bur
bank.
Adjourned until Tuesday.