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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-10-18

We tho other day made another pleasant
and instructive call on our enterprisinl
friend and fellow citizen, hIr. Lanham, oil
tho san Marcos Carriage Factory Works
We found he had inaugurated great i'm.
provemonts since ou- last previous call
chief Of which is the Introduction OF one
of the admirable Common Sense Engines,
manufactured ut Springfield. Ohio. THIS is
the noatcst and corpletest thing Of the kind
we ever srw tho boiler and engine arc
so combined as to occupy comparatively lit
tic space. Tho engine isa seven horse pow
or, and appears 20 30 in all respects a per-
feet pioCc on maoiillcry. Il is used TO run
a Band Saving Machine, which executes all
sorts Of saving, such rs for church and
school seats, brackets and ali that sort OF
work, with wonderful accuracy and light
ming velocity. Air LsnhaIn IL now prcpar-
cd to fill orders for this class of work rapidly
Nhilo on the ground we also visited the
Carriage Finishing Department There we
saw, rs Just completed 10y Mr.. LanhaIn, We
believe the finest buggy we ever saw, al
least cCrtninly, IN Texas. Il was not only
fEc, bat Substantial. having steel axlcs AMI
tires, leather top, ara other things 10 match
IL has. besides. sn unhitching attachment,
which is really something wonderful BY
it. aid you can 81 IN the baggy, and b.
means u strap tlllitch ycur team in an
instant, in case the sho-ld become anran-
agclhle. or II frcm any ether rclson you
may d.-iIc % unioC. them from the veiicle
It oEcc. o. for instance upon retaining
home from q drive Il i q great AID Use
ful inveuti1a-
air L-Ehara j. cong = great wo-k Cor
cur town r-i 9 Wit g. his shoTs VOID IN
iorat any inilIliso-i Tc1scn- " ls-ern-
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rlnlro scntt NJ SIM Marcos.

I ~ -. l.- ,lo,o a. "a
Ia cry IKE tAiA' "hcio Nh''o "'' w
many who admirf One talents, On ac'rcss OF
Alss Scots acknowledged ability can
ao..o.,, ,oiI ,o d,,,,y a lorgo house and TIM,
'V'' e., ..,,,,,
sho ana M'' No'"H WIZ Wv uPp''''''''
hero there can be no donht Their fooen'
starring tour through the south has partak.
an ~ ,bo cba,ae. /, Of almost an ovation
l.,
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nrinrlng Springs.
DRIpprNd SpnKes, Oct. 6, 1883.


Ed. FREE PREss;-Taking advantage o.
your invitation and the suggestion from the
Indiana exchange, will drop you few
lines, hope OF interest, as can.
We had an example of what often results
from the wild riding of our (Texas) boys in
tho accident that happened to son of MIR.
Hamilton. The poor child, being too fright
ened by the rush Of the horses to get out OF
the road, wGs knocked down, and seriously,
perhaps permanently injured.
How many readers know that the bees are
gathering their second harvest Of honey
from the oak troos2 It is a curious fact that
they are. The first, the trees furnished
spontaneously, through their blossoms, the
present is honey-like ooze from the oak
ball, which is so extensive that have heard
the buzzing OF the harvesters in a large live
oak at distance of twenty yards
We had shower on Thursday night, and
have heavy South winds, which We hope
precede soaker
Quite o number of gentlemen from tho
prairie country below have moved up here,
one Of whom has moved up 40 head of cat
tie, and is looking for ranch here, He
says that water il very scarce below.
The grass is much better than it was a
month ago, and the top cropof cotton makes
the farmer heavier pursed and lighter heart
cd than he, q short time since, expected to
be.
Cotton seed is worth 25c at the gin, and
but little for sale
Until noXt, TN Yours 60,
HANa
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-10-18

The event of this week at this place 10
tho Methodist conference. Bishop Parker
presidos. He preached Sound practical
sermon Oh Tuesday night We regret that
our bushes, engagements thus fnr have pre-
cludcd our attendance at tbs 3cssion9 Of tho
conference.
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HOMIE NEWS
YOUR CASH WILL Boy
GOODS All NEW YOEsk COST
AT y. ". HUTCiHIN's.
Half Sheet.

Our Extra required 30 much moro time
and labor than We anticipated, that we aro
obliged to put our readers on half-rations
this week. Next week we shall give them
full measure again, in now and, wo trust
more satisfactory style tban heretofore.
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Fall Opening

Mcsdamcs Jonos h Richardson have now
on exhibition worry SOLICIT assortment OF
Fall aud Winter Millinery, compriding nj
most everything that isnr.iBtic and desirable,
at prices to suit tie dry BoasCn.
Tho Indies arc cordially invited to call.
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Why buy heel braces, which brace only
ono side of the hcel, when j. b. lIanklH has
tho Perfection Brace, which hracoH your heel
on three GidesT II your shoe counter ID
worn ont, this brace viii answer for worn
out counter.
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itching PiI-s. Symptoms and Curc.

II FTr-TtruE are -E.rfz-f. IRE rHrs- l-nricr.
i-tf-sf tittt-r. i-ssrrs Do srrst- trr. ~ Sc
f-Es-E .t-t -rlEr y e. --eit sfsr-s - -ir ser
rsrs rrtslrr IN snt t 60 tie rrcrr-- ne Hirrfr
rsrts re sr-ar--ss r1 red. IfrT-ur- 90 c.lf.r-f
~ Ef-ar-s r-Frift ny EI-u- "sWAEgE-s
n AIH-ll -FE Esarr s-r exc A-aB 80
Irttr it-t. SIS F'-t-. s-iE H-aA Trrstr.'sr
al-,a1r-r i-.a. -.r.s aT r.aT-. =--rr ftl T.t-
HaHfs. SD % .aa- q l.aaas 81 .
frfas--s Elr-4s Cd -EaENrH sav. Cd H.
Sea -sF o. s-lfI 1-rrsrs
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'sw,yno,s prls. Ccmfor,lng Ia The Sick.

THOUSANDS die from neglect To properly treat
Impure blood. Coustipstiou, Dyspepsia, MslatN Ap,
polrXy, Liver, Kidaey, Heart Disease, Dropsy, ana
rheumatism But 10 lhe dcbiliIed, hardened with
such serious sickness. We oOntoloniiously recon,
mend HwANNE'S PILLS" Which contain medicinal
properties possessed by no other remedy. sent by
mail Tor 25c, LoN Of 80 pills: boxes 81 In Eamps),
Address DR.. swAINE b SON, Phiadelphia, Pa.
Sold by DruygistS,
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Cu .yhtr,s Dnys ErIaI.

Tuz voLrAIo Brgr Co, Marshall, Michigan. will
send pr. DYES Celebrated RleotTo-Voltai Belts
aud Rlectrie Appliances on trial for thirty days to
mon (youny or old who are siiioiod with nervous
debility. lost vitality and Kindred troubles, guar
antecing speedy aud complete restoration OF man
ly vigor. Address az abo' On B.--No ri-k IN In
CURED, as thirty days tral Ia SLOWED Jan Ally
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Cattle Huyera Take N0iico.

Having sold my firm in tho Wimborly
valley, fhavo between 60 AMI 10 head OF
graded stock and milk cattle for nlle. Tho
cattle can DO sccn at my place near Wimbor-
ly Post Office.
Oct ll.u u. d. JADE
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4 LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN
cE TIE LOSS OF
II. 90 u


A LErrrEE - rrE HarrEr. THEkTuEEr ksn Rant
"a c1Ht - se1lirsl EHakEess. 90 sgEruato-tiua,
ill1-ss ~ sex stHs-. i--1l--isry Er-isslo-s. In.
GtisncT. htrr--s Del lIfT. 80 TzT.eii-euts q
GErrlsrs E.arrs-.E- C1-s-E-saa E7-lcFsr. ar
EitE. A--tsl 80 gs-l- ----r 1l.tg 1---By EoET
J. ca gELE l. a. a1tsar = ths -Grssr
Bel s.
~ r.--I. r---s-as Ezft-- l- ftlsa1-i-stls L.
f-rr. -'sar'- proves i-s-- EE eva Errs-fs-cs thnf
ts 49, --a-s-. .l.-ss % s-if-t --fs -lEv - 81
f-etzs.- -----.- v.-tr-- strrsrauE s--laE1 rr.ur-
l-iHrs. tHrE.ss- trst---rfEts. rags 20 ---1la1s .
-a-r- .-. ana "a. H--- 90 Ha-a arr1ar and 81
's----l D. -H srt-- suza-tr o. r1zrzs- utat Ms
eel r-- o. D. --.ag c--a t-sslf c1-1--r. --frass-
q -l -sTr-
s. -. 1aaa-s l-'- rvars 15-= - Ass
b. rs rr. -f ..rH#.
So -.i.r--- -a .-l-- Hr-.s---. -- z-v -
--s- ... .- -s-aa D. li-.E rlrts e- rr1 r-a1-
a-#--a
tbs ---'F -Ir-. -1rnrrEI &C..
.l- a.l
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-10-18

President Medical College, Halifax, N. s.;
"Colloa's Liquid Beef Tonic Is invaluable
for fever, indigestion, ana weakness, and
cannot DO surpassed FOR female complaints, "
(Iok6 no other) OF druggists,
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New Millinery Store.

Miss Iva Cook, 80 well known aG m &C
oomplished dressmakor, 10 just oppening in
her front business room handsome stock
of elegant hats and other millinery goods OF
tho latest styles Ladies', cal! and SEQ them
Fuller notices in our next
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MARRIAGE licencscg issued since our last
record up to tho nth inst
JEFF 1'olliyor and Ii2Hio Richardson.
John Frazier and Eolllo DAyi1
j. III. CollorB and Lucy Breeding.
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Carload of produce M
liINZIH's


Seward A. EIascltinc, attorney and solicit
or of patents, Springfield, Mo, sends Il,
the following list of patents issued to cid
zens of Texas for the week ending Oct
g. 1888:
John Myers md J. + Myers, Palestine
cotton harvester
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For Sale.

New HoME Sewing Machino, tho bos'
made, No 4, with all tho attachments, for
sale cheap Call at the Clothing Store OF
W. g. Duggor.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-10-18

The reporter of tho San Antonio Express
was misinforIned as to tho water works con
tract. A correction of his telegram by
Mayor Cock wo loarn has boon sont to the
Express,
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-10-18

"Priclsly Ash Dittors" II purely vegetable
in composition. 1t nct8 directly on tho liy-
vor, kidneys, utomAch and bowely aGoraing
relief and cure in all cases.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-10-18

Tt -rl-r~;rr ~. ca Eazi side q Plaza
-ocC.i dor S1-ih 81 Pos oirce IN san Map
co-, clu d. found ~ al TINES Has Tor sl'-
I--.s. klsilr s- li-1ess in to-u. and county
CT laye aid gtllr cc-1ties IN Texas. lie
s.rs lEap. on cay terIns invites rur-
lhI -re --l .1r.-r-1--. and sstisfl-ti01 .-as--
go on OF rrl-te ir TrEls. aui RAJ 1.i1.
l-#la 1--we afH1r lIi.ras-z iortsi FL. q.
al. .-a--. a...#a.l.-i b. Ia % yl1-s- q Tea
l5-.I -L aafd-e ilrssizr.z tl-.-
Ole 81 r.a- I'D
20 " Wr-rrz
.itr .r. T-- ara Zeal E.-sfs A.
H ---H1- rH-.--
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/ invite special attention TO my hand
mado work will guarantee it TO DO supo
rior Ia workmanship, and from I'll to ~ lest
per pair than found here III town.
j. b. Hankla
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| My wlfe used Browns lion Bltters in III.
digestion and has been greatly benefited
Week before last j. W. NANCE sold two
carpets ut AZ cents per yard. It is little
funny that two of our worthy citizens
bought the same grade in Austin Mt 80 cents
per yard. He sells al wool iEgrains at IS
cts. por yd, sold in Austin at 50 cts, IN
San Antonio at IS etc, You can easily ind
out whether these statements are true.
VIZ failod to notice last wo-k the receipt
of tho Alamo Musical Journal published
monthly by the Alamo Music House, san
Antonio Texas. II is n handsome publica-
ton, containing choice reading and music.
, = 1.., appear regularly every uoAth.
Rial ESTATE transfers. since our last rec
ori to tho i7th inst
Barrcs * Wotmoro 10y attorney, TO Joseph
Mayer, lots and ;, block IN Kyle, Si2o.
Mrs. &. Crowley to John Richards. !
acres in san Marcos. $1,000
W. $ Gray to W. II. Steele. lots II and
- IN block /, Hopkins sc-oud lSlition to
san Mnrcos, SIO1.
W. H. Stools to W = Gray, lots l.. IG
AMI II in Hopkins second addition % Sla
Marcos, 500.
II. Z Barber - :. ~. Perkins. lot and
? in block in NJ City addition 10 san
Marcos, S-35.
A g Horton o. Tii':p J Weaver. land
On Onion crcJk. -l.v
4 l. Clrmsa.s 10 Albert t. Horton. same
tract, 5G5-
v q. Weaver 20 II. q Williams 1Is7
acres q Whatiy l,sgu' 500
Iniiet b-zuiify yJlr s5api.zi1ua vii'
Gleuuls sulphur sep.
Churrh -ylri cna -ir can o. c1rollv Hll.'r I
lion7y . H1r-ilslIIi ara Tar.
Cara a. t,Ir TEEr pI-.- rfi-- e-7 l.a-1 .
COPY q Kel-a'Ts e-is. r-- g '.Ir.al5-. on
u ho-- AID 81 l1 -t .Hv Goa.
2 sssits. a-li lrl- o.. g.. a.-
yoa hIIs.irsa-s ~ E.
Pa ro1ti---.ls DIR e-r- -- on a.-.
ne
H-1's El- sc Is ..-s-. sss- -.
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Mr. j. X. Pope, Mt. Calm, says: II have
used Browns Iron Bittors for indigoation
and have found il to be most wonderful
remedy
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-10-18

Black silk ottoman, surah-sntin, silk
duro pattern in all tho SHADES very low.
Oct 10 If DAII.Y IL Bro,
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Don't forget j. Is. HankIa will duplicate
any repairing or now work done or sold IN
town.
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GALL md got copies of our Extra Edition
to send abroad. 1t will save you tho trouble
of writing letters, aud serve your purpose
much better besides.
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SAM ANTONIO DIVISION:

In addition 90 the above ara two expires, trains
from San Antonio connecting at Austin with the Cen
usi for Galveston. Their time al san Marcos is 90
follows
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A Valuable Eorfe Book 'Or only twenty
five Celts.

~ Treatlfe on the Horse and his Dis
eaGo." n tla 'i,le OF valuable mnnunl OF u
pages q vhiah 100000 hnge been sold.
foF -ale NJ tho raE Pagss office, price 70
cent?. Win DO rout ~ mail, postage paid,
on receipt Of price.
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Mr. James G. Smith, Hamilton, Tex, says
My wife used Browns hon Bittcrs in in
digestion and has been greatly benefited "
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Full !iuo Of ,neOta just ro3oiYcd at
IIIEZm'g
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-10-18
Largo Taxpayers of Hays County.

Tho following ia list OF our resident tax
payers who OWL property valued at 5000
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From z. T. Fillmore, county judge
AUSTIN, Texas, June 20, 1882
Dr.. W. II. Tobin, Austin:
I have tried your Hepatozone as sor'
last resort to prevent the freS.sntly rex
ring headaches to which I Il - 4beep, s
jected for the last eight or ten years,
unhesitatingly pronounce it more benefi,
than any medicine have ever tried.
results upon my system are all and o.
more than Is claimed for it.
Yours. ETC., z. L. FULMoRl
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From prominent physician of Trs
county:
DR.. ". q. Tobin, Austin, Texas:
After having made numerous trials
Hepatozone l am induced to reccommenC
1t is without doubt most valuable RENE
l have been satisfied with the results Obta
ed where have used it. l find that its
very promptly in arousing tho secretio
and relieving engagement of the most
portant organs of the body. When its m
ical virtues are more generally known
licve it will be kept ia most families.
j. G. SToyALL, M. d
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Letter from the Hon. Comptroller 4
AUSTIN, Texas, March 80, 1883
Dra. J. J. a W. II. Tobin, Austin:
DEAR SIRs Having during the past y
used the remedy prepared by you known
Hepatozone, and take pleasure in stat
that it has proved to be what its nameimpi
liver remedy. I havefound no alterat
and purgative more certain, or freer II
unpleasant effects, and none 70 efficaci'
in arousing torpid liver to the pert
nance of its proper functions.
w. NJ. BRowN
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INSTITUTION FOR THE BLIND, [
AUSTIN, May 10, 1883.

Drs. Tobin.
Your "Hepatozone" as gentle purgat
has no equal. It moves the bowels with'
making the person feel weak, sick or langu
1t is often the case that we feel little b
GUS, have some headache, perhaps, and
feeling unwell generally, and only need
easy purgative to relieve US; your '..Hepa
zone" is the medicine for that condition.
relieved case of dysentery with it in av
short time. We use 1t largely in this in
tuition. FRANK RA1NEY,
Supt. Institution
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.Tnnhnn ADMIN 70 tie Front.

J NJ II.
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and In its brave. unselhsh een9otuess,
seemed to come towards him ACROSS the
tainted current of his backward life, show
ing him something that might lie beyond.
He felt an odd, childish longing to stretch
out his arms to Der. and LET her guide him
out Of reach and hearing of its turbid rush.
Perhaps unepnsciously he did 30. for his
arms were round her, and the quiet little
head lay at rest against his beating heart.
Father" she whispered, Twill you
take me back-though have sinned?''
He drew her closer. closer, but no words
could pass his close. tight lips.
"Are you glad. father?" There were
such sobbing tears in the low voice kiss
me if you are There is no need to tell
me 50 in words; we shall understand each
other always now"
Little Nettie in all her twenty-One years.
had never remembered such kiss as that.
and it brought the tears that struggled in
her voice straight up to her eyes. But she
did not hide them now.
.sFather," she said looking at him with
great glad eyes shining through them,
lit is far. far better-to me- to come
home''
And then the father-rememberiDg the
life his child has led in this home Of his
bowed his head on hers. and let the child
ish tears fiow as they would from his own
tired eyes; knowing, perhaps, they would
add nothing to the stained current.
Such tea it was. Perhaps no stronger
than usual, but so different. With the
dainty little figure at the end of the table,
and the flowers, and the care and tender
ness. and the gay. loving talk. But how
rudely it was broken into by that sharp
ring at the front-door bell.
''Shall you be away longP" asked Net
tie, wistfully. as her father rose hurriedly
to leave the room.
"Only few minutes. do not want
that person to be brought in here"
And in those same few minutes he re-
turned, and, with sigh of wonderful re-
lief. sat down at the open window.
"Now we are together" said Nettie
softly. as she took her place beside him,
father, shall / sing you what we sang at
church yesterday morning-the words
God sent to bring me home again p''
The sunshine had lett the narrow city
street. There were no smiling, scented
meadows round her. No sweet chime
foated from the distant hills. No earnest
pleading voice was there, falling with un-
told tenderness upon her heart. No brave
eyes-bright and eager-read her I'M
spoken wishes. No gentle, motherly kiss
fell softly on her lips. Yet the wide happy
eyes looked out, at last. without their
searching gaze.
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AUGUSTA POST OFFICR
Summer A1.rGagementa.
1883.
OMce Hossrs,


From A. M. to p. M. SUNDAYS excs,s.a
Sundays opeu from o. is to iO Is E
and General Delivery. SAhn
Mcrav O,der ONRcs on.rs - @ ~
o'-'' ofAs - a. n. Closes 4
Registered Latter nanartr.,,
CIoses at P. N. An
Stamn Once onens at,An C,,s.
sp 80 - ~ ~ o'o'es MsP.A
''1s """ Dtpa''u'e % Mails.
Portland, Boston and Southern and Western W..
arrive at 2.o3 A. NJ, and lo2. 7.s2 and Sos .ts
Close at $40 and $50 A. n: 100 and 1880 P. N. :.
Portland and intermediate Offices: arrive :, !. =
and SOS P. NJ. u "a
Lewiston and Auburn and intermeii,ts "a.
arrive ? "a A. NJ 1n2 and 3 ns p r1n onoes;
and $50 A. NJ, and 1890 r.. NJ. "
Brunswick Bath Rockiand SouirreI Island a.
Point, Boothbay, Sc, arrive f.oa and as pessa
Close $40 and $40 A. NJ. A.
Bangor, Belfast, Eastern and New Brun.v,..
arrive y.57 A. N. 10 and 1882 p NJ. Close n =
and 10 p. NJ.
Skowhegan and connecting routes arrive =,
A. NJ. and t0.5k p. NJ. Close 3.45 and 10 p ~s
A mail will be forwarded on the fast train lesv,.
for the West at l. - p. N. Separate pouches r, ~
made up for Portland, Boston, and tor connsc., y
trains on the Boston, Springfield and New vE
route. The mails for Boston by this train win 10.
be delivered any sooner than by the night Pulms'
they arriving too late an hour for delivery: h'
mails for New ork south and West will he for, ~.
ed several hours. ''"
c,,,. nr,:,.,
S' "
Searsmont ana intermediate offices arrive DAILY
r. NJ. Close at A. NJ
Belfast and intermediate offices arrive daily (Sun
day exceptedl at $50 A. NJ. Close 3.45 p. M. YOU"
Waldoboro and intermediate offices, incut,ps
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KENNEBEC COUNTY-hn Probate Court al
-Asgssta, % tAe secosd Monday Of JsIv,
: 1883. s'
A CERTAIN INSTRUMENT, purportipe to he
"a the last win and testament Of Eliz.Seth n :.
Thfstea. late Of Monmouth. in said county decessed
having bra peeseated Tor probate
ORDERED. That notice thereof be given three
Weeks saceessively prior 10 the second Nonasv on
Aegust next, N the kcnnebec Journal. 4 ~.
paper printed IN Augusta. that al persons terested
nay attend at Court Of Probate then to IS holden
q Aa&uste, I'D shoW caase, II any, Why the said
iasRvment - ~ = DeDved, a1peoved and n
dooanooa. -
EMERY o. BEAN, Judge.
Attest: HowA8D 0wnx. h1e1oa. 49,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-07-19

June 10, 1883.
County Of Penobscof:
The undersigned respectfully represent that hieh.
way from Midway to the mouth of the Wasssti
90uik Stream would be public convenience. ana
humby ask You to lay out road from the north line
OF Midway connecting with the road now built pesr
J. A. Hathaway's house to some point near the
mouth OF assatiquoik Stream. following the river
as near a. Is practicable And in duty bound viii
ever pray. signed, s. w. COO aBs and S. Others
STATE OF MAINE.
Penobscof, ss.-Court Of County Commissioners.
July Term A. ID. 1888.
Upon the foregoing petition Ii IL considered by the
commissioners that the petitioners are responsible
and that they ought 10 be heard touching the matter
set forth In their petition. and therefore order that
the County Commissioners meet at KimbaIls store
In Midway village. on Tuesday the ninth 9th dsv
OF October, A. ID. 1859, at O'Clock In the affer.
noon. and thence proceed to view the route
mentioned IN said petition, Immediately after which
view hearing of parties and Witnesses viii be
nao At some convenient place In the vicinity and
such further measures taken In the premises a. the
Commissioners shall Judge proper, ''~
And is further Ordered that notice of the tirua
place and purpose of the Commissioner meefins
aforesaid be Even to all persons aud corporations IN
BY publishing the Petition and thereon
six weeks successfully In the Kennebec Journni'
Newspaper Published In Augusta, in the counfy
Of kennebec. the State paper, the Ia.at
puoiicaion to be thirty days least before the fine
Of sad view, that all persons and corporations inter
rested may attend and be beard n they think fit
Attest: CHAS. F. SWEET, Clerk.
4 true copy Of the petition and order thereon.
sWS Attest: CHAS. r. SWEET, Clerk.