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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-09-05

WHEREAS. the County Commissioner. of the
w c5unty of Franklin OF the ; ST day Of D,cen
Der, \. d. 1891. as 20 'ifef law, assessed upon
the following deer bed townships and tracts of d
III said county, for the pu po vi pairing the r.ads
therein, the following sums, 10 wit:
On No. 3. X Z. b. N. r., Jeru-aem township:
Names OF Owners. No. of Acres. Valuation. Tax.
Joseph Cleaves, .0s $3.50 Ell ~
r. j. HammoLd, 30 IS log
On south half No. 4, R.. ;, B.K.P.:
Names of Owners. No of Acres. Valuation. Tax.
n Hines or unknown. 40, $50 $3.50
NATHAN Nyusn, co 400 800
Abiam tv,n runknovn20 400 so
On No. 4. x. ,, Ii. n. p:
Name Of Oen.rs. No of Acres. Valuation. Tax
Ira Crocker. estate. sssei sl02s SO IS
ON No. !, Il. :. ". b. X. p. Dallas Plantation:
Names of Owners. No. Of Acres. Valuation. Tax.
Alfred Buber 20 s5p s,a
Hanes unknown, lI,0O0 1900 $50
AMI her a, the owners and c'aiman,s of the
above scrsb lands have iaiiet pa, tn sums so
assessed. snd the said assessed rernai Win l.
" or IN Iri unpaid al he date her, Of set forth
IN the rtgoing Now ihrr FORE no ice is hereby
| given Ina 4, Daniel VI Bonney, County Trr-uter
u said unt, Tor the County 1nasurer then be.ng)
sh'h sell al PUB &c auetion 10 tIr CHEST bdu.r
therefor. # az ia d. be made, the Office Of the
County ira urer al tsrniugton, in sad county On
saturday, he twentieth day .. Dc. obsr, A. ID Issi
at O'Clock in oreiioou, 50 much OF ,acn ~
sad tract OF and assessed afvrs aii in hch
said taxes aid asfei csar - all lie en- unpaid,
as all b. nectsssry to pay the taxes re-
sp-c lively tbs cue, with Interest AZ The rate uf
twenty per C Mt per anaam, Iecsoued fiom III time
-aid tANe> b, CAIN due, aud pavsb oriiax the
conditions vt tine statute in cases made and pro
vdd, to the day Of sale, aud k,<a costs Aud "A Of
lad ra Is al land os cn taxes In and costs
-hsii III I.,a AIN unpaid. a. -ali be A. aiore.
said sold. sha b. fvri H. ~ SAID UNITY said ,lrs
ana f'ri.i be,nE -stject right OF re1emp-
ton ~ provided by statute.
farmingion- Avg. ~, Ine3.
No Jssasuw V Gssskhs q.
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Min rttstments.

Good Psy for a gents. 500 e Co.,
month made selling our fIne Rc.~v Pr
Bibles. rite TOD. L. Met URDY p -
Phii"deiphta' Pa. seps4ttw4v ~
Gazetteer of Maine. few -
AGfNr~ WtNrEss for this splen4i, mon moe
b. Ii. RussE, l.. Publ. her, Hos,on. VS. es
sept9fk I'd
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~ T. HILL MANSFiElO'S
CAPIlLA is.

1t is unlike Of the Hair Restorers and Toilet
Articles, for it does all that is claimed tor it, We
give hundreds Of testimonials similar the follow.
ing proof OF its genuine merit Price 35c and 65c.
Sold everywhere, Nui. u. Soule, Esq, Portland,
Me-, writes:
"CAi lLLAR1S" has started thick growth of
hair where had none; keeps my scalp clean cool
aud free iron dandruf; ana my wife joins with me
in saying il Is lar superior TO any thing have
used lCr the toilet. VIM. u. cUULE.
Miss NJ. u. Rogers, of Portland, Me, writes:
am so highly pleased with your air Dressing,
ding ii 10 my friends. think has merit than
you claim i.r il. and think every LADY no tries
will always use it. Miss NJ. q. ROGERS.
T. HILL MANSFIELD. Prop'r,
Portland, Name.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-09-05

County Road In sc. Francis. 10 Range 10,
~ Range 10, and - Range II.
To the Hon. County Commissioners Of Aroostooi
County.
THE undersigned. Inhabitants in the vicinity Of
the upper T. John am st Franci. riv,
would say that the road n land out in the plantation
OF St Francis is so locaied over hill and gulcl :
that it never be Of any public uity al,o at
continual ion of he road from the west line OF said
IT. tranci- TO the mou h 81 Lit lie ack river cross.
ing townships No. III in the lot !, 10 the foot OF
Roger Brook rapids; thence crossing the ST. John
river tn. nor bank thence up laid river trou
the of Little Black river.
Now ask you Hon Commissioners to view said
route and change the location of the unity read
from or near Alexis Oaks in ST, F. ancis going np
the bank OF the st John ris prac icable
by widow Golfen's house 10 The line OF said 4
Francis. Ard if found feasible to lay cut a coupty
road from said vest line TO Little Black liver on III.
line represented and through the ton nships as num-
bered and named aforesaid, to wit: 0. l6 Rang. H.
NO. IL Range 10, aud IL Range II, to The mouth OF
Lii tie Black river. b. W. MALLET and s others.
July "a, lss3.
AROOSTOOk, ss-Court of County Commissioners
July ADJOURNED Term, August ,. Iss3.
On the foregoing petition. the Commissioners be.
ing satisfied that the petit responsible and
thar an inquiry into the merits is expsdieni, it il
ordered. That thirty DAYS notice be given that the
Commissioners will meet on onaay, t,cf. ~, i>s3,
at 10 A. NJ, at j. J. " heeiock's in John plapta
ton in said county, Al hear AL PARTS later st. IA,
said rosd through said unncorporated TOW n-hips III
Range 10, u Raige 10. and IL Range II, and the
sane day proceed yiew the roate above described
apd at s3a W heel OK or al some nient place
IN the vt-ihity, tear all part interested in said
road through said ST. Fraucis plantation, immediate.
! after sail view. sa'd noiice 20 Ire given by post.
ing up aites.ed copies oil said PERTH and ,hi,
order in three public places IN said St Francis and
by serving one upo the c TX f said Plantation th
OF said uuInco pora I'd ns,,ip, b ing nm,
kaown @ the Commissioners, and by publishing ~ q
sane three successive weeks in The A,oosiook r..
publican, II ne spsper published at Carib in s.id
county, and successive weeks in tie he, ne,, G
Journal, the state pap r. The last pHbiira ion ann
>aid service ana posting be at least thirty days De-
then and t.sre ait, I'D aud be hea d. il Ilit SEE br
Attest: RaNSON OR1OS Clerk
A true copy OF p. titon and der
Attest: RANSOM NORTON, Clerk
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potency. Nervous u lily, ard Tor " easne OF
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Involuntary discharges, removes mental gloom snt
despouds ncy. and restores wonderful power TO tn.
weakened organs.
Arwith each order for TWELVE packages. ac.
eompanied with i've doll rs. viii send our GUAR
ANrEE TO refund the money IL the treameut doe.
not effect cure II Is the Cheapest and Best Meti.
cine In the market. Full particular In Pamphlets,
which We mail free TO any address. Snid by all Drus
gtst., one pa kAee 50 cts ir $50, or sent b,
mail ON receipt OF price, by addressing the
MAGNETIC MEDICINE c., pkIR0fT. MICH
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-09-05

NyANTED.-LADl DIES TO TAKE OUR NEW
w Fa.cy work at their homes in city or country,
ana earn ST 10 III per week, IL akng goods for our
Fall anu inner tIa,e. Send i5c. Tor sample and
particulars. HUDSON MIG. CO.,
265 sixth Ave N. Y.
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hNt RCES.-No publicity residents of any star,
~ Deseriion. Non-Support Advice ana appica
tions for stamp. ". LIE, Atty, 2;iy SWAY, n.
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CONSUMFTlVES can be improved, and often
cured by my recipe. Sent by 70 cents. nm
Ii. Nc Twin, formerly Tax Collect or, Lowell, Mass
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eff yoa are or 6erine from poor health
so1 lanGuishing ON bed Of sickness,
take cheer. II son are simply afIing, or
n 80 frel weak ard disp,rifed. without
'e,easly knnwiug why, Hop Bitt.rs viii
sgareiy cure on"
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Van Buren,, July 6, 1883.
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G. n. Critienion. $ lie Wholesale Agent TO- DIR C.
W. Benson's Remedies, Is Fulton l., New Y, rk.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-06-08
SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL.

A man in Pittsburg, Penn, has Il
vented a potato-digger which, it
claimed, will do the work of TWEEN
men.
At a recent reception given by ]
Louis Rau, in Paris, each of the La
guests about to take part in a dan
was presented with a bouquet in t
middle of which shone a miniatu
electric lamp fed by batteries devils
by M. Trouve.
The worlds largest animals are d
appearing. The elephant is said to
rapidly approaching extinction, and
the interest of science it is suggest
that the British government interfe
to prevent the further destruction
this gigantic creature in India.
Nature creates by the million, d
parently that she may destroy by I
myriad. She gives life one install
only that she may snatch it away I
next. The main difference is that I
higher we ascend the less lavish I
creation, and the less sweeping the |
struction. Thus, while probably Y
n fish in a thousand reaches ID
turity, of every 1000 children Dol
GOA attain adul6 age. That is, natr
filings aside 500 out of every Ia
fishes as useless for her purposes, d
two out of every five human beings|
Dogs, rabbits and Guinea pigs wi
kept by NJ. Poincare in an atmosph|
resembling that which is usud
breathed by persons who use pet
leum. The Guinea pigs alone 81
cumbed after remaining from one|
two years in this medium. The otl
animals appeared to resist indefinite
He nevertheless recommends persI
employing petroleum as a source|
heat or light, or who treat it ind
triously, to keep their stock in clo|
vessels, to attend to ventilation, and
execute the operations of rectificati|
ETC., under draught-hoods.
From observations made in N
York and neighboring cities. DR.. Al
Julien concludes that the vari
stones used for buildings will ret
a decent appearance in walls for
following periods: Coarse bird
stone, from 5 to Is years; laminal
fine brown stone, from rs to so yea
compact fine brown stone, from 100
200 years ; Nova Scotia stone, p]
aoiy from so to 100 years Ohio sd
stone, 100 years Caen stone, from
to 40 years coarse dolomite mari
40 years fine marble, 60 years p
calcareous marble, from so to
years ; granite, according to vari
from IS to 200 years. Among
chief destroyers of the stones are
vent substances washed from the
by rains, and the heat of the sun.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-06-08
The Prince OF Wales Shell.

The Prince of Wales SHELF
was to have been-has proved prod
i've of greater damages in Engl
than in Alexandria. Something
been told about the shell BEFORE
was a siXty-four-pounder fired II
her majesty's ship Condor. 1t pal
through the roof of n of the #
and out of the side walls, and
recovered. 1t occurred to Lord Chd
Beresford that it would serve as a |
memento of the campaign for a pre|
to the Prince of Wales. Happily
some day the consequences might
been awful, it also occurred to 1
Charles that the shell wanted poll
He had it sent to a well-known fri
gunmakers, to be polished, cut
halves and mounted. Then the S
of mischief in it, which would not d
out of it in the air of Egypt, bed
operative, and led to an intere]
trial of a question under the emploI
liability act. The manager of the
making company passed the shell
workman named Mustoe to cut
two. Mustoe said it was loaded
the manager idiculed the idea. MI
probed it, and found powder in
the manager said it was chiefly
More powder was extracted, and
workman said he did not like the
whereupon Purvis, the manager,
Nonsense. there is nothing t
frightened about. If it goes off
hole On the top is large enough, t
it come out without hurting
Mustoe eventually proceeded wit
work, when the shell exploded,
him grave injury. He brough
action in the county couit to red
compensation from his employers
the Judge held that there wa
evidence of negligence on the pa
the manager to make the defend
liable. Mustoe appea'edto the qu
bench divis on. where the judges
that there had been negligence,
that the county court Judge was W
and that there must b. verde
the plaintiff fer a sun a reed
namely, GIGS.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-06-08
South and West.

TROUBLE having arisen at the Reinecke
mine, near Beleville, ILL.,, a company of
militia was sent to the scene. The soldiers
found about 900 strikers and a hundred
women in possession, with thirty-five miners
imprisoned in the mine, and the owner, Col
onel Reinecke, a prisoner in a miners cabin.
The strikers, seeing the soldiers, advanced on
them in a body, and one shot was fired by a
striker, followed by about a dozen shots
from the same side. The officer in com
mand of the soldiers formed his troops in
line in a moment and ordered the strikers to
surrender, Immediately following this with
another order to advance and fire. The
miners halted as a volley was fired over their
heads, and then made another movement
forward, when the militia charged, and the
strikers fled in wild confusion. The troops
pursued, firing, Until the miners dispersed in
the woods. One miner, Thomas Helmers,
was killed, and one wounded. Thirty-six
were taken prisoners.
The largest tobacco warehouse in the world
has just been opened in Cincinnati.
AS Martha Mcdaniel and Amiel Den
erontz, twenty-three years old. were coming
from church at Cedar Hill, No., they were
met by Hiram Suelleuss, aged nineteen, car
rylng a shotgun. As he approached he
shouted: "Draw your pistol, Amiel," but
without waiting an instant he fred, killing
Denerentz on the spot. He then discharged
the second barrel at the girl, seriously, per-
haps MORALLY, wounding her. The muir
derer then reloaded his gun, and by means
nf q fnrEad cfioE fral opain ,pe+oatl, LIN
ing himself. The two young men were
rivals in love.
ONE of W. drunken miners who were rails
ing a disturbance at Salida, Col, attacked a
city marshal with a knife, and was shot dead.
The other miner then shot thu marshal,
inficting a fatal wound, aud fled. He was
pursued, but before being captured he killed
two of his pursuers and MORALLY wounded a
third.
STRIKING coal miners at Des Moines, Iowa,
whose places had been filed by colored people
are alleged TO have thrown a twenty-five
pound can of blasting powder, with lighted
fuse attached, into a house containing sleep
ing colored mea and their families. The act
resulted in the partial Establishment of the
house and severe ~inirr;2s to two women and
achild
GENERAL GEORGE p. BUELL., United States
army, died the other afternoon near Nash
willie, Tenn.
j. NALL, assistant postmaster at Atlanta,
Ga, having failed 10 make good a deficit of
$500, was arrested.
The Union and Central Pacific Railroads
have a subsidized line LOO miles long. The
r-ol.1s.1I Ii l..
them are 1904 miles in length.
CINCINNATI has been left property in
Cleveland worth 100000, by the will of a
late wealthy resident of Erie, for the pur-
pose of founding an industrial school.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-06-08
THE heads of all foreign nations have tele-

The heads of all foreign nations have tele-
rraphed their congratulations to the Russian
car.
AT the Wimbledon (England) rifle range
active preparations are being made for the
international shooting match between an
American and a British team. A special
camp will be built for the use of the american
visitors.
The British government has rewarded the
informers on whose evidence thePhenix park
murderers were convicted, Farrell receiving
G1,C0O, and Michael Kavanagh, the carman,
f25O. They nave both quit the country. James
Carey, the informer, and his brother, Peter,
will also receive small sums for their services
The Havana police have captured Ricardo
Monocal, who fled seven years ago with
100000 of public funds.
FIGHTING between the forces of the Ameer
of Afghanistan and the Shinwaris, a hill tribe,
has been renewed. The losses have been
heavy on both sides. Raft loads of dead
bodies nave been brought down the Cabul
river.
A RIOT has occurred in st. Petersburg on
account of the unfavorable impression
aroused by the czar's coronation proclama-
ton. A detachment of Cossacks was called
we're arrested. The crowd capsized every
private ~equipage within their reach and tore
down and trampled upon the imperial colors.
A BOAT filled with workmen capsized at
Oleggio, near Milan, Italy, and twenty-five
of the men were drowned.
The London grand jury indicted DR.. Gal
lagher, Bernard Gallagher, Whitehead, Cur
tin, Ansburgh and Wilson, the alleged dy-
Mantle ccnspirators, . for treason-felony.
Lynch, alias Norman, who turned informer
has been permitted to give evidence for TIL
queen.
DURING the recent outbreak against the
Jews in Rostoff, Russia, 100 houses belonging
to Jews were destroyed and fifteen of the
| rioters we're killed by the troops called out to
ouell the disturbances.
LATER reports of the French defeat in
| Captain Riviere and fifteen of his men and
impaled them the next day.
TURKISH troops in Tripoli have succeeded
in completely subduing the Arabs who re-
fused to pay taxes, after killing and wound
ing forty of them.
The French have bombarded two ports on
the northwest coast of Madagascar, causing
the destruction of much British property and
other merchandise.
THOMAS CAFFERTY was the fourth of the
prisoners hanged in Dublin for the murder
of Lord Cavendish and Mr.. Burke.
MURDERS are occurring daily in Panama
or vicinity.
ST. BLAIsE, the English colt that won the
Derby this year, was beaten a head by the
French colt Frontin in the race for the grand
prize of Paris.
FIVE members of the Republican brother
1000 have been arrested at Waterford, Ire
land, on a charge Of being connected with a
conspiracy to murder.
THE Russian emperor has granted the Ras.
kolnik sects (dissenters from the esta5-
lishel Greek church, liberty of worship.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-06-08

The single mill of G.. V. Turner q Sons,
near East Saginaw, Mich, was blown to atoms
by the explosion of a boiler. The engineer,
fireman and night Waterman we're instantly
killed, two men fatally injured and two
9th badly hurt.
HENRY W1MBIsH and John Bailey, both
colored, were hanged together at Macon,
Ga., for numbering two other colored men;
and Robert Henderson, also colored, suffered
a similar penalty on the same day at Ok
ford, N. G., for the murder of his wife.
SENATOR DAVID DAVIS and bride arrived at
their home in Bloomington, ILL.,, from their
wedding trip in the far West.
MAYOR WILSON, of Topeka, Kan, is
charged with having refused to obey the pro-
visions of the prohibition law, and the
county attorney asked the court to de clare
the mayor to have forfeited his Office and to
he formally disqualified from holding n
position of trust or profit hereafter in the
State.
A HEAVY rainstorm which visited Council
Bluffs, Iowa, did an immense amount of
damage. For three hours the rain poured
down 10 torrents, falling with such force
that it almost took n persons breath away
Indian creek, which flows through the city's
center. soon overlooked its banks and the
rarirg torrent poured through Council
Rluffs, sweeping the bridges and c%ulverts
from one end of the stream to the other.
Sven bridges and two stone ~culverts were
swept away, and all that part of the city
living between the bluffs overlooking the
Missouri river and Broadway on the north
was inundated. Seventy-ive buildings were
either wholly or partly demolished, and a
total loss of more than 100000 was in
ficted.
BISMARCK has been selected by a commits
sion as the capital of Dakota.
A MOVEMENT is on foot for a grand assem-
blage of Federal and Confederate veterans,
on the battlefield of Shiloh in May next.
A CROWD of seventy-ive men forced their
way into the Jail at Winterset, Iowa, took ut
John Hammer, imprisoned on the charge of
numbering a wood sawyer for his money, and
tempt that had been made to lynch Hammer.
AMAsA STONE, the wealthy Cfevelander
who recently committed suicide, left an es-
tate worth S3,J00,000.
In the United States circuit court at Kan
sas City, NO., Roscoe Conkling made the
closing argument in a case testing the con-
stutionality of the statute prohibiting the
sale of oleomargarine in Missouri.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-06-08
HUMOR OF THE DAY.

Things worth CONGRATULATIONS to
drink.
Many patients at our best hospitals
receive cruel treatment.-LVe.
Why are bores like trees? Because
we love them bast when they leave
Derrick.
Breaches of promise-Those your
tailor didn't bring home.-Chicago
Herald.
A bee often meets with reverses,
but as a rule he is succe ssful in the
end.-Rochester Eapress.
81 spread my waves from poll to
poll remarked the wig-maker as he
rented another capillary alornment.
DR.. Potter, of New York. laments
1.-THE decay of enthusiasm" He should
watch the small boy ON the morning
of the circus.
Rev. DR.. Pussy left a personal estate
of more than $4,000. All his property
goes to his daughter, Miss Mary Anne
liza Brine. That is to say it is all sailed
down.
A genius advertised-"A sewing
machine for twenty-five cents in
stamps" and his dupes did not see the
point until they received a cambria
needle.-BCotkeeper.
Brigham Youn9's grave is utterly
neglected, and his widows never visit
it. They went there once to cry over
his remains, but it made the ground so
sloppy that they all caught cold.
Joseph Cook has written an article
on tobacco, but fails to teach the
secret of the art of carrying cigars in
his vest{pocket in such ii name that
ones friends cannot detect them
Puck.
A Western paper announces the fact
that an acrobat turned a somersault
on a locomotive smokestack. That is
nothing. We know Of an engineer
who turned on the steam.-PhHadeL-
phia Neaos.
The New York sun comes out with
the usual announcement that every
woman in the land ought to learn how
to swim. No woman knows how soon
she may get tumbled off a street car.
-Dstrot Free Press.
A Troy girl was made stark. staring
mad by the excitement of the prepa-
rations for her own wedding. She
ought to have waited till she had been
married a little while, when she could
have found real provocation for get
ting mad.
1t is said that a young lady can
never whistle in tn presence of her
lover. The reason is obvious. He
doesn't give her a chance. When she
gets her lips in IA proper position for
whistling something Else always occurs.
Rochester Post.
A San Antonio lawyer does an i'm
mense business, according to his card
in a local paper. The card reads Il
attend to all the business in the State
and Federal courts" This must make
it hard for the other lawyers to make
a living.-SUting'.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-06-08
Foreign Affairs.

STATUES of Barons Alexander and Wilhelm
Won Humboldt were unveiled in Berlin.
MICHAEL Pagan was the third man hanged
in Dublin for participating in he murder Of
Lord Cavendish aud Mr.. Burke.
A BITTERLY hostile feeling prevails in China
against the French on account of the Ton
quin trouble. China has Goo troops on the
TonQuin frontier ready to resist the French
invasion.
CAPTAIN RTyIERE, commander of the
French forces in Tonquin, was accommodating
with 40 men and landing parties from the
French vessels when the party was assaulted
by a strong body of the enemy, principally
pirates, and was compelled to retreat. The
total loss was ~twenty-six killed, including
Captain Kiyiere, ard ffty-one wounded.