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sh sriR's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF N EXECUTION ISSUED
d ou Of tn. 9Th Iu iicia District Cour..
III for he 10 inty II Line ,ln. state OF Neva.
tsIi t. ns directed aud delivered, for =
rig u ,nt reni red said court On the nine
teelt tiyOf isnutry \. 1893 In fiv r II
Ph1lsn IN I sisiust NJ. Oevine, f'r h,
SIN Of .i1hteeI IN ldr tEenty-two aud 81 TOO
(tt Sl2 81 d'Ilsr.. debt, together VITA sixty.
ne IL j1..Oi Sit.5G. i,lllr-. tax c ,sts Hui
al tccrling ;bIta AMI interest | have levied
N 'hs 'll'9lnS 'roperty. 70 sit:
1eil w.. tivils, we 90 bl rex, tire up
SITTER | tire 1,n i,r, irillins III ,chine, msn
|, 3 vises. 1 s'e les, i6 tongs more or less. 8
hIunars 81 pI,ch hs amer. m ,nkev
breaches 2I'r-s ,lates. dies An tsps l6tnim.
n with bbtss, % bpxas for huba, 1 ~ Iron
axle. IS Jotrds b plts n IT. OF less, Q snatch
rap ir,n no or less. 100 p 'un is q chain. IL
;liOs. 1 neR W g5n 8 Zoe. 20 po ris wt.hers
more or le,., I n )rse sh rel z bpx. s n kh
wsg IN m {ueI, $50 feet b lrd W md plank m re
or less. 27j ,et of oregon pine m 're or less. |
zrini { mari frtne, $50 bkes more or le-s
}00f, l,ea N ,rs 'r less 8 t'urtetrees. 10 rpug'i
nd sxles, 6 r r,uIh boui-ters l vag IN hub Z
salts pt,k ppks, 1 ri.a,ts. q sqrsrs. s braces
saws. ni.ch planes, 1 rabbit plane 4 b-nc
ulanes. tr ing ines, | f'ot I'LL d-sw
knit. terricx fc tna I coal rscK, 1 ,ol chest
1,ri sy., l6 'its and iiseis more or less,
whetstone l ,xle-res' tt -e-fsstsner. 50 porn l.
sdn irv ir m m re or le,s, . inch rou ID b,r
$50 ,Duuds nJ-e n less. ~ iuch iron axle
~sgsa. 80 inc1 " d axle wig n, &C.
rtcks. s 9par Ihoes. 2 sat. psck no ks, 3 ee
b .xss 7'ss;ks Coal $50 bu .hels coal more o
ps. 6 ;'rls orini Is. | w,o truck, coal fork
500 ,p invel, pick, w,ter tank, h h,rses
3 uul--, sets iouble hsr iess LOO pounds iror
m'-e - l,ss irs lIlbletr.e, AMI chains.
Noticeis hereby given that on
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It has been discovered that it is one Of
the numberle:s rules Of the post.otfce
that cent stamp partly on the wrapper
and partly on the newspa ,er will consti.
tuts it sealed pa ,kage. and send it to
the dad letter .&:s.
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No. ISL.
rNrrI frA1fsJA,p CrYicy

CNTpDt TA1fsJ App tffiSt
N, ilrf rfls Il nsiSs Hfssii ,ssY 'ts
~ Fsllis ind J n LIN er. wttts Ictt,nu.
address fs sCtpcinpati, Cl 10, is,. u IL day fec
n,r apI lieatioh IN ps'tit Ter hf ssr irt-
drtd III ear fset cftie IN disr Citf"BhstJ
win h.siinR 81 ID hpr silver, vHk stftts
sr"ufd ei1 rurdrsd fact IL vtd,t. sfitt.o
u Pahrrrsfh Lake MiiiIP i,ritt. ttff.
Of Lincoln and sta'e Of N.vsds. u d e'fei 't.t
by the feld NOTES ard OF cisi Yit, ~ rh /, ti;s
offee as l.. Nun her SO. In II svI u III 3.ss,tL
Ra, &c. 50 East Of nioui risiit gs,iei,n H.
exterior boundsri's said Lot No So be J, a.
follovs. to wit:
B.riDnine st post MARRIED Vol !, Z Sur.
vey No ~. whence the I past betvstr ,tetisI
32sld29 Ts.S .69E, I'D n. bssrs n 8 tte
10 mn 79t feet. and the ncutl II sp II tu's
TUNE b.srs n le,s fsR v i9 feet. 1l.ise
70 pass s m.rs.S si s sc &C. SUM-, ss ss
mont mt nj b srt : ~ fee, frt D rsd'ttstNe2
Theme. I'd ccurse. , elesf If u fl \ tct feat
to ptst msrhsd No 2. Q 'esrr,y ?. 30; I'D
nonun e, bssrs \ - dee n &c fss' frs u ,,ie
post No3 Thence, 5 courte, n dse q q IN
} feo feet TO post art ed Nr : r + su1v.y q
": old noru un ent tesrs 2 81 dtp 81 NH 70
fte' frs m poet MOI Tieiet, lff cs nstt : -
place Il begilIi,e Na.p.tir 'vlristi, I. is esr
Eat contsipfre ~ 661l .scrs. w
The 10 alton OF this Inc is rerords .
the kecsrder's ofhst Of iieCli G. mt! sfsts
This claim is bound. b, Dr. b. esIicls.ns
Any sId ell perpons clsin iIf sdysrsI spy
portion Of said "Ii disn Cltf" DfIe 81 sur
lace Prous d re uquiStd to nls tfsir. .sd,srt .
claim ubh the Ri sittS tf IL II h.d ktsts {
Lind offce st Fussls. IN tls essfs ssf Nsvscs
during the sixty dsyp J trisd ef yubIicatis .
hersof. or they viii fefar "a ~ virius OF III .
lrovisions ofthe Btatuse
! F.H. HlHCKI EY. Register.
II IL hereby ords red Il st the forert II retjc
OF application for pstsit be ruflit bsd fcr II I
| period Of n coDfecusive vss1s IN tie Tkcf
RICO D. wOk1y nttsrsitr, pnblis1 I'd
| Pt che Lincoln county, h vsfe.
f1710t F.H. HJN( n II, ReRisftr.
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Sh sriR's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF An ORDER or SALE ,suEp
ID out VI the -ixth Judicial District y mr. |
.n'i for the 'onn y II LIN, lin. State OF Y Va Il.
and % me rec. d and d livere 1. for y III
natl ier- IN sid Cuurt ~ the VI dsv Of
Aigl,s \ d. 1888 In fsvor Of 4 'ca,. NJ l,stI.
P ain f. aud aysiast tn Nj a ,w-r silver
filming O,np IN AMI the M.yf yer Mine = ID
Wi 'inx ClN DNru lants I r the I'm ~ sev n
b IN red AMI >iS Ito S70t 4.lT) vol c in
do ls's. ieht. seth With ave ,ty SO ara,
tax sts, I'd all accr iny c a a an IN crest.
have We'd IN the folio vi u p % Jerty. t, wit:
T1a c-ttsin nln nr uinio cl sim AnOwn a.
sn | ei By the nam Of tn M,yf'se Wine
aud uilg j'i n, stn,te lying ali b.ils in
Bristol Mining Di frit. Ii ,o,ln Cunty,
st 'te nf Nesals snt dllv recorded In the vi =.
Ing te ,,rds ~ sail M,nng Distri3.. ON ,ining
eign' h ired linear ct IN silt l,ig,pr b'e
Y ,ther with tha q ,purtensrr-s theret belong
ing. N al le rights .ni ivl eges pertsint Lg
thereto
N,tice is h,r by given hat on
saturday. the 9th day OF Octobsr.
A y 1879, A. "a o c'o kM of that drv. will
sell oil the right. title al i'erest 4 said " y
J A. V"r liver n'ng O. np.ny f. an to th'
| nh we d .ribe Or ,pertv. 40 tn said u ~.
| q war Nine sn1 Mining olsim. at tn I ont d 'or
Of the 'urt hous In Pio h.. ithc'lu "oiuty
| Sta . Of N-vads, ut pub 10 auction. for cMh n
had to the high sst an best bid ier. to sa'tsfv
| said Ia uent an 4 roe 81 all costs, and III
| costs that may accrue.
ssI5..i or SHERWOOD, sheriff.
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Trustees Sale.

NOTICE IA HEREBY GIVEN, THAT pUR.
~ snsnt to 'ha snth ri'yv ste in me 10 and
bv cer'ain Deed Of Trust, executed bv che
dat. Jun 18Th. ias2 and rec ,-ded In Liar.,ln
unfy. New ,ds Records. In Rook P Pages 27i
I, 27d. de .u { hsving o,rurre in the payment
OF the interest due December 18th. 1892. on the
ootes SO, red bv IA Trust Deed n the snu
of Fifteen Thnus md D0ll.rs will Hell. 1t pn6
lie su'tipn. t'the highest bid Ter At the B 'srd.
ing House the asid Co npsny in Bristol, Lin.
coin unity, Nevada. on the
Eighth ~ Of September. 1859.
VI o'clock p NJ. thu property mentioned and
describe In said rrnst Deed. or 20 much
there Il as m y be uscess sry to pay said in'er-
tsts and costs of sale, to wit:
rno.e c.rt.in Mines. diving 1lsims. Qnsrtz
will .nd VI ,chinery. Nillsite, G 1rals, oarding
H,use. Barn. Assay bfiic +, Rlacks NTH 3hop
AMI all properties situ ited In eristol Mining
Di isri y. Line NJ County, state Of Neva1s, and
d .scribef a. fo'l,ws:
All Of tina. certain mining claim known as the
Ohio" IN me-
All Of that certsin mining claim known Is the
"Sev ida" niie
An uIsivi led one.hslfo' that certsin minin
cl ! knuSn as th. ",iipsy" nine
An nm itvide IN half OF tn Il certain mining
clai kn w ss tn 80 IN act" ,nina.
An undlvi led one-;Islf Of tn Vt Ger ain mining
'cati N. or privi ege. known as the "B 'isto
cln -
The Bristol silver Mining Company Mill and
VI ste, cJutaining $40 acres Of lsud, IN Jre oi
| ss.
Taat cert lin Ten sam, silver Qrt~tz Nil
ther on. vi Mill 3nil ting. Ore Il Ju-e, 1etor
4 use. Engine tom appuft, nances xni ma
chiu'ry inclu ng 8 oans. 3 ttlers, I 10. h IRA.
p 'wer sr-sm ,u1lne. , , ,ilerI, l-an.up pan, re
t,rt. yell AMI Veil fixtures. l NJ ling h,u.'
bill ling with ~ NJ uce, btrn, l y sty ofic,
W III furnt;, AMI to ,is, nj icks NTH shop viii
t. Ia | b ii dinsu ed ~ lod ing b 'us3 for EN-
poyes All m wri nv. t) lis i'm - e .neuts an,
| sJpir'.nan es u Nv at tbs min-s and mill a. 'rs
| sid al ,iso all tn re Il estate and interest
or ther Cam r 10 NJ d. az " II In lava 1
| g Initv. wni h the said B~istOl Silver Mlnin
onptny NV hss r my h .rssfter scqnt OF
in md 10 h,si premises, With the sppurten
N 'es.
D.tei Angus 1it 1889
suils Sc HEN tY 7. WELLS, Trustee.
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NIsOEL ANE0Us.


Dy VIRTUE OF Az EXECUTION ISSUED
- nut of tn. Six Ju iicis, District curt,
Ia nd Tor he CouDtj ~ Linsoln state of Ne.
ysd., nd to me directed aid delivered for a
tdts lent render d In said O., IT on th- rwen-
'ietn day oi ia ry. A. U 1873 o. fav of A.
! Bl III aud aNsinsi the BRISTOL Stivtt Mi'fng
uampa,y for the sum OF Ni,.ete~n dundrei 4.
thirteen and ls loo 81 9tS <sl dollars debt, to-
gather 9th $59 rs dollsrs. tsx costs and oil &C.
cru,ns costs aud iuter st, have levied on ths
follow'u operty. to.wtt:
I steam b iier With attachments. ~ b 1rels
P,rtlsnd cement. pair bullion scales, l roll Of
battery screen. cans o sodium. ~ ANAL black
Iced csuetbles, l p,ir crucibir tot ~ bn,-
Hon molts. 0 assay mIfiles. = button N Ida
iro" m,rtars an pestles str quictsilvei k.ttles
sho-s | wood VIII elbarrow aresorts II lengths
la-s-nipc | sm H. stS'k about 50 T. ct long, a
'ast-tron r tort front 4 monkey wrencf~r.
mall slsdges ! hsnd-sx.2 V pipe wr~nrhrs,
irinist u ! sd1 2 planes. | spi II level. 6f
pounds ir IN washers Q augers, IL pltnks tAt6
Z 'hcs i6 feet long 2 squares. l iron wh elbar-
rpw, anvil n blacksmith tools with ,rales
patent rev 'la'ea. ~ pairs blacksmith
tope- ~ pi-cee Of timbert 6xs ,ches 80 pi. Ger
2x9 n'h-r. 3 pieces 6xa iaches, ~ ptec. 4 2xs
IL pec axe. Is pieces 2xlO 73 pier. 2xl0, ~
pi-ces 2xt. SO pieces 2x8. 81 pi.crs inch plsnk
10 pi.rer &xi. II pirc.R AIS, q piec, 6x6. II
pieces sxS, Is p'ecra Inch blank So pi. oes sxr
and l,xi0 hevn. 2j pieces 2x6 " pieces 2x4 Isl
ie-t, m re or less, pine poieh: pi ces OF u m
her ttxl inches. ~ feet io"g; Is pieces plahk
tIi2 in 'hor. 10 feet long; "a pieces I pl INK
w, tnch.s. ,6 fee LONG; Is pieces timber sxiO
inches. l.! feet long; S'i cord- cedar a ood more
or leas: tiles cid, 40 assay Slas e. ~ lb-
resin "a crucihle covers. cpu1ter scales, 81
pan shoes Q battery .hoee Q clams. l new pan
die ! retorts With fronts complete, 10 er,te
bars. ron b md c. I. I windla q. Q lsr.e puily
wheels s headlight Tampa. 1 roll 6-i .h belt,
20 2Linch bet or p.uking. ; cleSf bo,r II
,hx20 irhes. IA feet long; clear board lxG
1 1 hes, IL fset ling: lrrchet wren b, bullion
| mold, l usir Fsi ban as 'ales.
Notice is h.reby given that or
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THE RECORD

delivered In Phoebe ard Buil onvil,e at IS
cents per week payable TO tie Carriers.
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All petsons having business ei,h this office are
requested t. address the REconp PuBLrsHNo
nnwptSy We have no s,thori,ed Agents..
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Man is the worst tot acco worm. HI
destroys the whole crop every year.
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saturday. the 9th day OF October

Ncca week In YOUR ownt wn. Terms and IS
N'|U ontdt free. Addrsss z. EAkAET4 b Co.,
Portland, Maine.
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Sridav. the second day Of F.bruary

A. n 1883 at 70 O'Clock NJ of that dsy will
@l all the right, title an Interest Of ssid Bris-
tai silver vi i,inR ompanv IN and tn the above
desc cribe prop rty, q the Bristol si.ver Min.
Ing G imp tny's mill In lincoln county. Nevada
at public sur i'm. for cash In hs d, to the
highest sni bsst bid Ter. to satisfy said exeeu.
tion aud all costs
jsT'd o = S4cR WOOD Sheriff
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thursday, the Fir.t lay Of Feb ,uary,

1898 At u o'clnct NJ nf thst d,y, = will
sell all the right title AMI interest of sail N j.
Oevire 10 An to tho .b ,ve 4 .cribei or ~.
arty. at the to vn OF B 'i.toI Line u Con uty.
vsvaia. a. pub ic ,ucti m, for cash II had.
to the high st sri b,s' hi lier. to satisfy said
execution and all cnsts
O y. I1E7w NOD, Sheriff.
ByS SMITH, Dep1ty sheriff i27 I'd
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lob PrintiD eioue nrstelast style and
sshortnotic&
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GIVE is A CALL,

sat,.s..ction guaranteed In all eass
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sull.6t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-10-08
HALLOWELL.

The Halloweli Reform Club, which has
been the means of doing a large amount Of
good, has had to disband on account of lack
of interest in the cause-just at a time, too,
when its work is greatly needed.
A. +. MOrse's business has increased to
such an extent that he has had to keep adding
onto his salesroom, and has now taken in the
room back of Dole's jewelry store and put in
another show window ON the north side.
The many friends of Edward Berry who
went from here few years ago. are glad to
hear that he has made quite a fortune lately
by a fortunate investment in real estate in
the West.
Our veteran jeweler, Mr.. E. G. Dole. has
just returned from a short visit to Massachu-
sets.
Mr. Madison Tuck is on a visit to Rev. j.
II. Parshley and wife in Westboro', Mass.
The revised ordinances of the city are being
printed and will soon be ready for delivery
bv the city clerk.
Large delegations of our citizens attended
the Readfeld and Litchfeld fairs this week
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-10-08

DR.. Roberts Of vassalboro' will move {,
Wamrville.
Miss Susan F Drummond Of Bath. sail,
Tor Europe on the lOsh.
hev. c. A. Hayden begins his labofs in
Auburn, January lst 1884,
John Ofman Robins Of Belfast, il l9 year,
Old, weighs Is pounds, and il 263 inches high
Ars Cover and her mother, Mrs. Norton,
purpose spending quite q portion of mex,
summer in Pennington.
Dr. 5. II. Holmes OF Waferville will spend
the winter in New York City He started
for the metropolis last week.
Mrs. Chandler. Mrs. Eugene Hale's moth.
er. left Monday for her home in Detroit.
DR.. J. W. Curtis Of Brunswick, was elected
delegate to the American Dental Associa.
ton BY the dentists convention At Providence,
X. l., Thursday.
Hon. William W. Thomas, Jr, American
minister 10 Sweden, has been entertained at
an elegant dinner given BY the King of
Sweden in his honor
Mr. Z. B. Stetson, formerly principal of
the Ellsworth High School, has arrived in
Germany, where he intends spending couple
OF years in study.
Mrs. X Sylvester. wife of DR.. Sylves-
ter. and Miss Lucia Sylvester, of Hampden
sail on the 18th on the steamship Silesia for
Berlin, Germany, where the Doctor resides
Francis Murphy, the great leader of the
Blue Ribbon movement, formerly of Port
land, had rousing reception at Brooklyn,
Tuesday night, on the occasion of his return
from Europe.
Information has been received of the death
OF Mr Benjamin Franklin Murray. q eradu-
ate Of the Maine State College in the class of
1851, which occurred in California about the
18th OF September from typhoid fever.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-10-08
City Personals.

Hon. Seth L. Milliken was in town Satur-
day.
Mrs. NJ. f. Andrews will be in New York
this week.
Geo. II. Lambert and wife of Boston are
visiting friends in the city.
Mr.. Frank Green, formerly of the Angus
ia House, was in town Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Walter +. Wells has returned home
from Minneapolis, MINI. He is out of
health.
Rev. /. J. Mead of the Banner, went to his
home in Hiram Saturday and conducted a
harvest service there yesterday.
Robert ]. Martin, son Of our popular ply
sician DIR. Martin, is pursuing course OF
study at the New York Medical University.
Prof. James +. Chandler was in the city
Saturday. He has just returned from an ex-
tensive lecturing tour through the northern
part Of the State.
Mr.. G. A. Robertson of the grammar
school and VIM. II. Reid of book-bindery
fame were lured into the Sidney woods three
miles above the city, after partridge, Satur
day afternoon. They were we'll equipped
with hunting appliances.
Mr.. D. C. Robinson, baritone, Of this city
appeared at the benefit to Miss Lizzie Brown
at Pennington, Friday night, together with
Mrs. Morrison, contralto, Will Stockbridge,
Portland, tenor, Harvey Murray. pianist, and
Miss Mabel Austin, accompanist.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-10-08
Tin Wedding.

Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Hastings of Sidney en-
tertained their many relatives and friends at
their residence on Monday evening, Oct. lst,
it being the tenth anniversary of their mar
riase. The guests, numbering about so.
brought with them some GO val
liable presents, being both useful and orna-
men'al Upon their presentation to the
worthy couple, Mr.. G. X. Hastings, in behalf
of the recipients, expressed many heartfelt
thanks to the givers. The company sat down
t. nice oyster and pastry supper, to which
they did ample justice, many jokes and
pleasant words passing around the board.
The guests fingered until the small hours.
highly enjoying themselves; and in leaving
all went away highly pleased with their en-
tertainment; and wishing the happy couple
lorg life and happiness. A.E.F.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-10-08

II makes ones mouth water to drop into the
kennebec confectionery mandatory on Wa
ter street and witness the workmen
manipulate and change the raw sugars
into the manufactured candy which so
delights Young America and has its
charms even for children of an older growth.
As the time is at hand when the demand for
"eetmests invariably increases and is
larger than at any other time during the
year, We find the workmen busily employed
'nd business driving. Some idea of the size
OF the business can be obtained when we say
mat three barrels of sugar are consumed
daily at the msnufactory. This concern has
Just enlarged Its capxcity oue-half bv the ad-
dton of room 25 374 feet in dimensions,
and seven hands are now employed. The
saies now amount to $4,000 year and I
team is kept constantly on the road.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-10-08

Everybody goes a-guuning now -a-days.
on into the 4, Ids, along the hedges and stone
walls, and woe be,ide the chipmunk that
uafes to show his head. Let gray squirrel
pass the boy nimrod and its fate is sealed
lodge behind the trees as much as it
pieases. crawl into hooks and crevices in
'ne walls, yet the youngster will hunt it
ouI Sportsmen of an older growth are also
so the war path. With many men, hunting
" 4 most fascinating psstime. to the charms
VI which they readily yieA. The one
'.'reied musket of the boy 10 re-
placed BY the costly doubled barreled breech-
'oading fowling piece and the keen scented
'e'er 10 employed as an aid. With these
squipments game can be bagged in abun-
uAnce, providing the hunter is . skillful one.
ine Hunters moon rides in the heavens now
.ad the woods are reported to be full of game.
octoeer 10 the month for ducks. These
"a'er fowl are now on their migrations south.
a. they wing their way overland the Indian
summer lures them into the ponds and lakes
.ao tnere they are found. But q cold snap
nks the past one drives them away to the
'ea and few can be found inland
Soooosseecontee is quite q resort for
1scks and some falls when long periods OF
.tm weather prevail, immense flocks Of
s'Fos remain for days together on the lake.
osl local sportsmen who have been Out
a'e have met with i'll success BY reason
'ne unfavorable character Of the weather
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-10-08

Lebanon R. A. Chapter held its annual
convention on Wednesday evening. The
following officers were elected: Henry s.
Webster. II. p. William J. Lander, X.
George W. Dow, S.; Fuller G. Sherman,
Tr. Charles o. Turner, Sec; Martin Horn.
c. of H.; Philip ii. winslow, p. s.; Ansyl
B. Booker, r. A. c.
The roof of the shoe factory is shingled
and the walls nearly clapboarded, and the un-
der floors laid
The cold wind Of Thursday did not cool
the ardor of our people entirely. A large
number went to the Litchteld fair and took
a shivering look at the exhibition.
George Hutchinson being full Of poor whis-
key on Thursday and feeling some what belig-
erent, struck his wife. She notified the
officers and Marshal entworth took George
to the lookup. He was taken before Judge
Harrington who committed him to Augusta
Jail for rest and reflection.
Epbraim Hatch has been appointed guar
dian of Edward Bird and will take charge of
his pension fund.
The enterprising publishers of the Reporter
have put in one of Roper's hot-air engines,
having exchanged their old engine which did
not furnish sufficient power to run their
presses.
Among the many enterp-ising firms of this
city, Wadsworth Bros. are not the least.
They are largely engaged in manufacturing
extension tables and bureaus, which are
shipped out Of the State, besides doing a
large amount of cabinet work for the home
trade. Their ware-rOoms on Brunswick St.
occupy nearly the whole of Bowman block
and are filled with furniture of all sorts from
elegant parlor sets to kitchen chairs. Their
sofas, easv chairs, coffins and caskets, to all
who visit their rooms, are suggestive of bod
ily comfort and rest.
A. Davenport is of on his annual hunting
and fishing trip to Franklin county.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-10-08

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
vour rest by n sick child suffering and cry
ing with pain of cutting teeth? If so, sen6
at once and get bottle of Mrs. WINsLow'
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TkETHuNG.
Its value is incalculable. Ii will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon it, mothers, there is no mistake abou,
it. Ii cures dysentery and diarrhoea,
regulates the stomach and bowels, cures
wind collie, softens the gums. reduces in
hammstion, and gives tone and energy TO the
whole system. Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEErHING is pleasant
TO the taste, and is the prescription of one OF
the oldest and best female physicians ard
nurses in the United States, and is for sale
by all druggists throughout the world. Price
25 cents a bottle.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-10-08

James c. Kicker of Limerick, Hon. Chas.
Mclaughlin Of Portland and Arthur NJ
Sawyer OF Portland, have been commissioned
BY the Governor to enforce the cruelty law
passed by the legislature last winter. The
new badges for cruelty officers have been re-
made of solid silver, is ! inches in diameter
and round. The design is the ''Maine Coat
Of Arms" surrounded above by the words
Prevention of Crueltv:" beneath "Act of
1885,"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-10-08

Prof. Vennor has prophesied that the COM
ing winter will be warn, open and wet, with
little or no snow during the close of the year,
one, with severe storms on the lakes" This
sort of prediction would quickly settle the fate
otsless noted prognosticator, for already there
have been SHOWS storms in Vermont, and al
the foot OF Moosehead Lake in this State there
is now snow enough to make good sleighing
This would seem to indicate ANYTHING but n
warm, open winter"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-10-08

r,.nci, Storer's shop on the east side was
...,cbed Saturday forenoon and four bottles
.,I..er beer and G5 gallons of cider seized.
o,o,s,. fine amounted to 500 with costs.
Appealed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-10-08

The grand skate in Granite Hall SATURDAY
evening was q marked success. There was
a very full attendance and . large number Of
skaters participated. The floor, however
was very rough, being hardly suitable for
skating. The races we're very interesting
The race, the prize for which was season
ticket to the skating rink, vas won BY
Alliston Brann; the potato race oy Edward
Scanlan.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-10-08
49if0.

In vassalbcro. Oct. 2, Ruth Frye, widow Of the
late Wu. Frye, aged "a years.
In New Market. n. H Sept. ., L. Dwight Bryant.
formerly Of Benton, Me-. aged % years.
Nrs. John B. CanutAers ol Monmouth, aged "A
In OAKLAND. Oct. I, Fraak 9. Baker. aged ssyears.
months, { days.