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County Road in Dyer Brook
Oakfield, Smyrna and New
Ltmcl lex,

County Road i'm Dyer Brook.
Oak6eld, Smyrna and New
Lfmcl lex.
To the Hon. County Commissioners of
Aroostook:
TTNHE undersigned, inhabitants of said county, re-
| spectfully represent that tire public wants and
necessity require the location OF road beginning
on the Island Falls road in the plantation of Dyer
Brook, and near the house of Fred White; thence
running easterly on near lot lines. to the west
line of Oakield thence eastrly on near the nor h
line of lot No. AZ in said Oakfed to the bridge on
the East Branch of the Mattawamkeag rive; thence
easterIy, following the Ridge road, $50 called to
NJ ar the house of Harvey Nutting; thence on the
south side of Spauding Lake, to near the house of
Henry Fisher; thence by the most feasible route SO
said plantation on lot Mo- So and the
| house of c. W Brown; thence following said State
following the county road, known as the Hannigan
road, across the $. +. corner of Smyrna, so as to
intersect the county road ESQ called) in New LINER
| lex near the house of Edward haunigan. Making
such changes in said roads as you may deem neces
| sary. The whole length Of said road being about
nine miles. The location and building Of this road
Patteu and vicinity and the village of Houlton, and
avoid the sprague hills and bad, drifting road We.
at your earliest convenience.
June, 1883. HENRY FISHER, & ils others.
July Term, 1883.
On the foregoing petition, the Commissioners
being satisfied that the petitioners responsible
and that inquiry into the merits is expedicnt, II
is Ordered, That thirty days notice be given that
the Commissioners will meet on Monday, Oct. LIST,
1882, at 10 A., at Fred Whites house in said DYER
Brook Plantation township No. in Range A., and
hear all parties interested in said through said
unncorporated township No. in Range 4, and on
the same day proceed to view the route above de-
scribed, and AZ said Whites house, or at some con.
venieBt place in the vicinity, hear all parties in er
ested in said road through said towns Of >myrna and
New Limerick and said plantation of Oakfed, i'm
| mod oil >aih fSx ha
BY pc ting up atested copies of said petition and
this order in three public places in each Of said town.
and plantations, Smyrna, New Limerick and Oak
field, End by serving upon the clerk Of each, the
owners of sand township No. being unknown to
the Commissioners, and by publishing the same
three successive weeks In the AroostoOk Times,
newspaper published at Houlton in said county, and
six successive weeks in the kenns bee Journal the
State paper the last publication and said service and
posting to be at least thirty days before said meei-
Ing that all parties interested may then and there
attend and be heard, if hey fit.
Attest: RANSOM NORTON, Clerk.
true copy of petition and order.
Attest: RANSOM NORTON, Clerk.
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for Sale Of to Lit.
FOR SALE!
Vs.sass. Cold sli Silver Mining {
Portland. Me-. July 10th, 1885,
DrIIxouExr STOCK,

DELINQUExT STOCK.
NoTICE.-There are delinquent upon the following
stock on account Of assessment No g. levied by the
Dir,c iors MAY -, 1854, the several amounts set
opposite the of respective shareholders in
said COMPANY. as follows.
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And in accordance with law and as provided in
the Bylaws of the Company, so many shares Of
each parcel of said stock as may be to pay
the delinquent assessment thereon, together with
the cost OF adveriisng and expenses of sale, will be
sold at public auction at the Office Of the Company
No. 30 Exchange ST., Portland, Ne, Wednesday,
the fifteenth day of August A. b. 1885, at nine O'Clock
in the forenoon, unless payment be made before the
day of SALE GEO. E. WHIPFLE, Treas.
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PATENTS,
r. Ell. EDDY.

no. 70 .ststesSt.. opposite Eilhy, osson
Secures Patents IN United Sta.es also In Grra,
Britain, France and other foreign countries Copies
of the claims Of any Patent furnished by remitfns
one dollar. Assignments recorded at Kashinrton.
No Agency snfh Uaifed superior "a
csiifses yor obtGining Pafenfs or osceyfainiao n.
D1fesafobSlify Of jnrentions.
=. b. EDDY, Solicitor Of Pate,ts
TESTIMONIAL.
"Iregard Mr. Eddy ~ one Of the most capubfe o.S
successsl practitioner with whom have had 81.
Galintercourse."
CHAS. MASON. Commissioner of Pssents.
"lnventors cannot employ person more trustwot.
thy or more capable Of securing for them n earlx
and favorable consideration at the Patent One.
EDMUND BURKE. late Commissioner Of PATENT
Boston, October TO- 1870.
B. h. EDDY, Eso--Dear Sir: roo procured fus
me- in ls4o my nrst patent Since then yoa have e.
led for and advised me In hundreds OF eases -
procured many patents. reissues and extensions.
have OCCASIONALLY employed the best agencies n Nev
York. Philadelphia and Washington, bat stiI Nv
20. aimost the whole Of my business, in your m,
and advise Others % employ yol:
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vA3sAlBuRoueH WOODEN MILLS.

Treasurer's Once. 30 Kiiby ST.. D
Boston. Aass., July I, lsss.
Statement Of financial condition Of March l. 1853.
closing Of six months accounts
Amouat of assessments actually paid in a432 loo no
11nule CAPITAL tcapft0 stock) AZ, 100 %
DeDss que A0,062 62
81 est1te sno machinery $4,000 o.
-. -. s.aus.los-teai estaee 10000 90
- nxed BY assessors 5000 %
Z o. = OSCAR IASIGI, Treas.
Boston. Mass. July 3, 1883
Then personally appeared the said Oscar Issigf
treasurer, and made cath that the above ststemenf
was to the best Of his knowledge true and correcf
before me, CHAS. COPELAND BARRY.
wSv8 Justice Of the Pexeo,
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PRICES REDUCED FOR 1853.
Blackwood and the -Four Reviews
ONLY 1900.
THE REPRINTS OF.THE
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n. Crittentoa, Sole Wholesale Agent for DIR. C..
W. Benson's Remedies, lis Fulton ST., New York.
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CONTINUED tomorrow. J
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-25

now this child Of humble birth,
RI habe OF Bothlohem-

!. tnow this child Of humble birth,
sSVhis babe OF Bethlehem-
= Il the Lord Of heaven and earth,
with regal diadem.
s,sseendine from his throne in heaven,
m mansion in the sky,
n cane, with all-redeeming love,
For sinful man to die.
:. know, BY wicked hands was he,
Tbe Lord of glory. slain;
n Also know, on Gods right hand
IA doth forever reign.
u;s vss q pure and spetless life,
And marked by precepts mild;
r.sr amid the worlds dark strife,
The pure, the undefiled.
vcmnc children to his arms were brought
And thew wore not afraid,
w;rdlv he said: I" Forbid them not
az such my kingdoms made"
shen. children dear, remember this:
HinRls with all your mirth
p,s;se 70 the babe of Bethlehem,
The Lord of heaven end earth.
stas NAV your little hearts Away
ri innocence rejoice;
"a frowns not on your harmless play,
nor checks your gladstone voice.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-25

Tie nsw grocer wanted = my for IL
mailing of the seat for hie WAGON IN
esads, and they eoald ct tvo chickens
and Q few groceries there. The 81
voald 1T 4 small Christmas Gift apGecs
foe H. children, and 20 they would
mako the best of il.
Well, let ~ 90 out and bay the thin&s
Tor Christmas, said Mn. BrovninR, and
few moments later. closely bonded up
from The cold, John Browning and his
wife walked chee1fully and loving along
the little village street. They got tWo
plump chickens and enou0h material to
make . Substantial dinner, a$ the nov
grocery. Then they went 70 Q store
where there was good i've cent count
o., and bad much amusomcnt and pleas
ure in selecting . lot Of little articles
suitable for putting in The childfen's
Stockings, not forgetting . pound Of
Stick candy. Coming ho0e, they busted
Themselves for awhile in wrapping cash
article in q separate piece Of paper, and
deciding which should 20 into tho differ
sne little stockings, not forgetting to
put In tvo or three sticks Of candy, all
wrapped in separate pagers.
Very early Christmas morning Mr..
Browning got up and pat on . good hre
80 that the room might be warm whom
the little folks should discover the
ceockinRs, which they did early in the
dawn. Il was . joyful surprise to the
children, Who were Just a. happy a.
though the gifts had been costly. A
Tor Browning and his wife, the blessed
alchemy Of love had transformed their
diAapp0intment into aflectionate SYM
patty Tor each others trials and disap-
Pointments. and they listened With
happy hearts to the gay chetter Of their
children. saying 70 themselves and to
Zach other, I'VE are having . good
Christmas after ALL" What vas lack
ing in material good was made up in
kindnses and love, and earnest effort to
make the beet of things. and to cause
their children 70 have . happy day.
And when at dinner they sat down t.
partake of the two nicely Drowned,
stuffed chickens, instead Of the expect
cd Christmas turkey, their happiness
and enjoyment might we'll have beeu
envied BY tho two inconsideEate en-
p!oyers. whose injustice and disregard
OF the honest claims of those whose L.
Dor they had enjoved. came 90 near
spelling tho Brownings' Christmas.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-25
CHRISTIAN,

Ye who have scorned each other,
Or injured friend or brother,
In this fast fading year;
Ye who by word or deed
Have made a kind heart bleed,
Come gather here.
Let sinned against and SHINING
Forget their strife's beginning,
And join in friendship now;
Be links no longer broken,
Be sweet forgiveness spoken,
Under the holly bouRh.
Ye who have loved each other,
Sister and friend and brother,
In this fas. fading year;
Mother and sire and child,
Young luaA aud maiden mild,
Come gather here;
And let your hearts grow fonder,
As memory shall ponder
Each past unbrOken vow.
Old loves and younger wooinR
Are sweet in the renewing
Under the holly Dough.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-25
CARD.

CARD.
HGFMGR q DlSHoN.
Red Estais ~ cellsciisa Aessts,
A large line q agricultural aa1 timber
hndo oue 0lo. -
WATER AND W0OD zen
OxRAWDOAIU.
AT POET o8OR0k ON WHDBY
IL n John 6 PH1eNkY, PfsDf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
&c. R. BREWSTER 4 CO.,
| Front street. COZ. Iarion.
The Chief Depot
| CASH BUYERS.
FLOUR.
BACON.
HAMS,
LARD,
BUTTER,
EGGS. ETC.
ARID 2ornAT
Bedrock Prices
FOR CASH ONLY
TEAS.
COFFEE.
SPICES,
FRUITS. ETC..
Are among the Articles we
sell on a close margin. |
Our stock Of Groceries |
10 fresh and desirable, all
purchased within the last |
20 days IN the San Fran.
cisco market.

We have located perma.
nentIy in this city, and
proposeto handle croce-
rie8 and Provisions on az
small a margin az legiti-
mate business will per.
nit, and solicit q share
OF the public patronage.
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for thAs little balance than the whole
bill h worth"
.Apd % that il what poor John has
% stand when he triee 30 collect his
bills," said Ars. Browning 20 herself -
she hurried heme. Starving work
men. indeed. And then 10 think / am
ready 70 blame him into The bargain. y
Over and above al her feelings OF
disappointment nov roo the feeling Of
love and sympathy for her husband.
How did che regret her sharp words at
the news Of his failure to get bic money
che found only the tvo elder children
still awake. and them abe eonsolea
chserfally, telling them she thought
they could not have much for Christ-
mas, yet must they b kind and cheer
ful, and not ada 70 dear papa's trcublss
BY fFettinR. Her own spirit vas ~
neotsd In theirs: kind and aAsetiouase
fselings were inspired b. her cheerful
words and talk; and although before
they vent 10 bed they hang up thsi.
seoekinxs BY The Are. II ease any GOOD
luok should CONS, ~ thsif little hsarts
were beavsly pespAred Tor dissppoint-
moua
Il Vas nearly an hour before Ars.
Browning heard her hussand's foot
otsps On thu Walk. She hurried 70 the
door, and . he entered. che looked low
inRly and sympathisingly In his faoe.
HI foeliuQS also hAd eyi6sntly ben
moved By reflections Of . gentle and
tondee Kind, for - so0n - hs eloosd the
door and noticed the kind look o. kis
vsfe's faee, hs held out his arms tovdk1s
her. Sho thsov her arms lovingly
around his nsck and pressed her cheek
10 hi.
Never mind II - DO have hard times
and bad luek, Jchn." - aid. 40
have eash othse Ind The ehildlso, and
= vim s. happy IN spils q al"
NJ dear, GOOD vito" eatd John,
holdi4a hee closs b hi1 heart, e ]
oouId coly give yoa What zen desssvs.
voa ehouId have ever oo0feee md
rIeisnss n lite"
~ ~ q . fsv mosnsnls thsv ~
doun and eoapasea leeeA 1esy to-
- ~ $780, Vim Ooaoosl 1anAnll,
- - - - Denoy oxDepe - y
fson Ma JeosA ~ Gt13e aalInRs -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-25

~ On and after this date
we will deliver all orders. to
any part Of the city, free Of
charge. % If
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-15

DOLLY WARDEN.

A Promising Copper Mining Dis.
trict Across the Line N EIkO.
Gen. Clarke, ex-Congressman from Mis-
souri, who is now out Of politics, visited
Eureka about Q month ago with the object
Of looking at some mining property in this
district. but ct that time tho snow was
still deep and he went away without ac-
complaining his purpose. He represents
q wealthy syndicate Of Philadelphia-capi-
talists who are largely interested chiefly
over into Elko County, where he bought
from Ben Fitch and others some copper
mines in the nsighborhood Of S~prucemont,
which 10 half way between the Wells and
Cherry Greek, 80 miles from each. Ths
old smelling furnace and headquarters Of
the present company IL located in Antelope
Valley, about As miles north Of Cherry
Greek. The mines are about seven miles
west Of the furnace site, while Kinsley Dis
trict (also copper and the property Of the
same company, IL ~ miles to the south
east.
Ishs White Pine News states the follow
ing: Al the mines they have seven or
eight locations, with good prospects In all
Of them there are over 20 men ct work.
Some very rioh ore 10 being taken out and
sacked for shipment East, where several
tests will be applied for its reduction, and
when the most feasible method 10 ascer-
tanned works Of that kind will be put up
for reduction on the premises. A double
compartment shaft ID being sunk with q
view OF opening up the mines 10 9 system-
atic manner. In this way they expect TO
be Able to work the mines to any depth,
and also be able TO handle any water they
may encounter. Their plan 81 present 10
TO make : thorough exploration fos
mineral, rather than taking out ore. They
are determined to know II they have mines
that will hold out and pay before they
start In to erect smelling works. This II
wise policy, and Il many other mining
companies In this State had taken . like
course. much Of the disaster and failures
that We rec every year would, TO . great
extent, have been avoided.
The company will also put . force Of
miners 81 work in the Kinslsy mines neg
weak.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-15

Trial OF the Dynamfters-An Eng
lish Attorney Rebuked for His
Remarks About America-A YER
diet OF Guilty Against Four Of the
Dynamiters, who Were Sentenced
to Penal Servitude.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
LONDON, June 1.-THE trial OF DR..
Gallagher, Bernard Gallagher, Whitehead,
Curtin, Wilson and Ansbrough was con-
tinued this morning. The Court said it
considered the evidence against Bernard
Gallagher and Ansbrough sufficient to be
submitted to the jury. Justice Grove
concurred in the decision, but, without
expressing an opinion as to the ultimate
result, said he thought there were grave
doubts as to the suficiency Of the evil
dence against Ansbrough. Clark, OF the
counsel for the defense, challenged the
Grown to point to 9 single syllable OF
evidence given at the trial, outside Of that
given by the informer Lynch, which
showed that the intention of the prisoner
was to assail the authority Of the Grown
or to overawe Parliament. He declared
that Bernard Gallagher's statement con-
tanned no evidence against anybody but
| himself. Whitehead expressed q desire to
address the jury himself, and his counsel
| therefore retired. Mr.. Mathison, on be-
half Of Bernard Gallagher, argued that no
case had been made against his client,
Bernard Gallagher, as he acted while
under the influence Of liquor. There was
nothing suspicious in the elder brother,
who was better off than the younger one.
l ha oaNI;no xonnou tn tho 1oktor Ha ann.
fdently asked for the discharge OF the
prisoner. Mr.. Mathison admitted that
Bernard had . general knowledge Of
the hostile designs Of the dyna-
miters, but it must be remembered
that he was . resident OF Brooklyn, and
could not be judged by the same standard
that an Englishman was. 1t was q matter
of common knowledge that q place existed
in America for the manufacture Of dyna-
mite for use against England, almost with
the connivance OF the American Govern.
ment. Clark and Rowland objected to the
language, and declared that there was nc
proof that such was the case. Justice
Brett said counsel had no right to make
such q remark. There wal no proof OF
the existence in America OF plots, or Of
connivance there on the part Of the Gov
eminent of that country. Justice Cole
ridge also rebuked Mathison. He said;
II think it only due to our friendly rela-
tons with that great government that yor
unreservedly withdraw your statement"
Mathison said he would gladly accede to
the ruling of the Court. The jury re-
turned a verdict Of guilty against DR.. Gal
lagher, Wilson. Whitehead and Curtin
and q verdict Of not guilty in the cases o.
Ansbrough and Bernard Gallagher. The
four men found guilty were sentenced to
lifelong penal servitude.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-15

The press correspondents from foreign
countries who gave glowing accounts OF
the Moscow coronation are still continu-
ing the festivities. Immediately after
the affair, they offered a dinner to the
Russian manager Of the press in appre-
citation of his courtesies, and perhaps OF
the liberal appropriation for their car
riags hire 500 each. This was followed
by the announcement that the municipal
authorities would give . grand breakfast
at Sokolniki to the foreign correspond.
snts. Thsn cam news that these COR.
respondents would attend . soiree given
by General worontsoff. Dachsoff, Min.
lister Of the Imperial Household. and
would give him their thanks for 'ths
cordial and liberal welcome" they had
enjoyed. Meanwhile the aotuAl senti.
msnt Of the Cars Government toward
the prsss il seen In the suppression OF
another Moscow newspaper, whose cd.
itor. after writing . few truthful words.
wal not invited TO hobnob with the Min.
lister 81 the Imperial Household.