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CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The Board of Education met at the Office
members present.
| The Committee on Insurance reported that
they had insured property SIS follows so, 900
on the Sacramento Grammar School build
ing, land 81, 800 on the two-story brick school
house st the corner of Sixteenth and n
Streets
Tie Library Committee reported having
given Mr.. Crittenden an order for a stetho-
scope.
TIE Building and Repairs COMMITTEES re-
ported having had repairs done as ordered at
the previous meeting also had the trees
trimmed.
The matter of change of textbooks in the
study of literature was referred to the Library
| Committee.
The eprolIments for the month were as fol-
lows High School, 102; Sacramento Gram.
mar School, 538 ; Capital Grammar School.
SIG Primsry, l III; Twenty fourth and n
street School, 139; Night School, 81 total,
1856.
Corporal punishments Sacramento Gram
mar School, S Capital Grammar School, 2 :;
Primary, SO; Tweusy-fourth and n Street
School, l. German teacher. So total, lis.
Average daily attendance in Primary Schools,
1,576; Night School, 45.
The Finance Committee estimated the ex-
penss of the school department for 1884 as
follows: Salaries, S67, 600; furniture, 81
800; library, $50; insurance, 81, 300; sta
tionery and books, 1900; jsnitors, So, 500
wood, 81, 600 miscellaneous. s., 500 repairs,
So. 0C0 Total $50 $50. The committee also
report that the proposed new building at
Tenth and z streets will cost Sc, 600, which
will make total of sol, $50 They estimated
the receipts from the State at 81 600 and
county at 81, 600, making total of S4S, 900
leaving an amount to be raised by the city
equal to $43. $50. The total receipts last
year were SIS, 500 IS; exuenditures, 49,
569 81 amount on hand January 1st, 49,
305 81.
Directors Davis Johnston. Cooke Bruner
and Slater were requested to call on the
Board of Trustees, and request that a suffi-
ciept tax be levied for school purposes that
will secure S43, 800.
An order was passed instructiEg the Build
ing and Repair Committee to set out shade
trees around certain school buildings, the
expense not to exceed $50.
The term vacation was fixed from the
afternoon of the Dist to the morning of the
25.h of February.
The teachers of German and French are
required to make monthly report to the
Superintendent of the average daily attead-
ance.
After allowius the payroll, Sc. 7S4 70, the
following bills were audited and ordered
paid: Frank Hickman $12 30, j. A. Mar
tin 81 90, T. L. Hickman & Co. SIS. Capital
Furniture Company Sc %. Billingsley & Co.
So %, Henry Coates SO so, Z. LASER 81 -,
H. P. Osborn So 80, a. Leonard S22 80, j.
a. Lsferty IS 80. Ii. s. Crocker & Co.
SIS 80 FrieDd & Terry Lumber Company
SIS 81, S. w. Smith $40. Rjvett 4 Schardin
81 %, Williamsburg Fire Insurance Com
pAny so, J. w. Parks IL Son $50 So Lewis
L Johnston 49, Joseph Lesser 70 cents, r. A.
Fisk So, e. S. Houghton S92 AZ, Capital Gas
Company So, Home Insurance Company
SD 80. Capital Gas Company so 40, S. j. 4
j. NJ. Jackson So 30, Union Insurance Com
many Ell 25
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Motion News.

Lundborgs Extracts, in cut-gass bottles, 70
cents excellent value.
Paper Lamp Shades, IS and II cents
Metallic Hair Brushes, 20 cents; with orna-
mental backs rs cents.
Dust Pans, with brush and brush pocket 90
cents.
Police Whistles, 5 cents to rs cents.
Briarwood Pipes IS cents; Appewood, 10 cents
and upwards.
Table Knives, with walnut handles ST. per dozen.
Folding Hat Racks, with ten pegs, 20 cents.
Notepaper, with exceptionally neat flower de-
signs, 40 and As cents per box.
First quality Cream Notepaper, with violet lines,
tWenty-four sheets, with Envelopes to
match, p cents.
Cherry Tooth Paste. Sozodont, Charcoal Tooth
Paste and full assortment of the best Face
Powders Lotions, Cosmetics and Hair Oils.
Heavy Closed-back Curry Combs Japannedl
10 cents.
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THE CHARITY ENTERTAINMENT.

At the meeting Of the General Committee
of Arrangements last evening. it was decided
that the charity entertainment should take
place this evening, no matter what the
weather might be. The doors are to be
opened at Q clock, at which hour those who
are to assist at the doors, hat-room and box
Office are requested to be on hand the mill
tary are expected to be present at 1880, and
the programme will be entered upon at S
o'clock, in the following order Music by the
| band, "Tanhausar Wagner; opening ad
dress, Governor George Stoneman address,
| Hon. z. \. Finigsn, President State Board
of Agriculture solo, Nive la America, -
| Miss Morse address. Hoa. II. NJ. LsRue,
Chairman Building Committee; address, l.
NJ. Smith, President Board Of Supervisors
address, Joseph Steffens. President Board of
Trade address, Mayor J. q Brown music
by the band, overture Poet and Peasant -
(Suppe) military review; music by the
band, selections "II Trovstore :" grand
march exhibition by Sacramento Turner's
dancing.
Yesterday the ladies and their assistants
were busily engaged in decorating the i'm
mense building in various ways, many hand
some booths were in process of construction,
and without doubt the scene. when illumin-
ated tonight By the l, 600 gas jets and various
locomotive headlights placed in position, will
be one long to be remembered.
a. f. Shattuck will be Floor Director, and
will have an assistant in charge of each wing
Of the building during dancing. The Assist
ant Directors and Floor Managers will be as
follows, and will meet in front of the music
| stand at 9 o'clock Lieutenant +. d. Ryan,
w. S. Leake, r. T. Devlin, c. Z. Parker,
George w. jackson, James Sepulveda, II. H.
Hawley, James Woods, Z II. hrsuse, F. P.
Lowell, Colonel J. W. Guthrie. Major K. H.
Mckee. Captain Fred Neary, W. r. Ormsby,
F. L. Orcutt, J. Q Brown. Jr, w. X.
Cothrin, Charles r. Parsons, Edgar Carroll,
E. J. DE Pue, w, c. Van Fleet, J. NJ. Haw.
kins, Harry Russell, Captain c. l.. White,
John Cook, Captain NJ. j. Burke, A. Elkus,
$. Y. Feldheim, Gus Elkus Samuel Gerson,
Samuel Ginsburg, Charles Kaufman, l. n.
Hertshsll Elias Steinman, Moses Levy l..
J. Lithauer Captain Fred Eisenmenger,
Captain Samuel Kay, Lieutenant D. J. Long.
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Tomorrow morning we add another lot of
superb values to our sterling clearance sale.
Doors open and sale commences at S o'clock
A coll ctiou Of rare values, such SIS are only
to be found at Hale's sterling clearance sale.
Dress goods reduced, silks reduced, do
mestics, aud every other Department in or
house, bears witness to the fact that this Is 2
genuine clearance.
Remember this important addition to our
sale tomorrow morning: Prices sre reduced
below cost of importation, in order to effect
% .edY Clearance.
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MARIE D,

Sacramento January 25-By Rev. T S. Dunn
George L. Suydam to Carrie A. Lyon, both Of
Sacramento.
Sacramento January 27-By Rev Father Grace, at
St. Rose Church, jos. Powers, OF Brighton, tc
Maggie Ryan.
Sacramento, January 23-By Rev George R. Bird
Marion +. Wilson to Laura J. Nichols both OF
Sacramento.
Burns.
Chinese Camp, Tuolumne county, January 16-Al.
fred Gatzman TO Elizabeth Z Smith.
Sonora, January lS-Iabez Nichols to Ida Williams.
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WEI DE MEYER

1t is now undisputed that Wei Dc Meyers
Cafarrh Cure is the only treatment that will
absolutely cure CStarrh--fresh or chronic. Excel
lent remedy; doing wonders.'-IJ Leighow, Sal
Fourth street, San Francisco. 81 suffered is years
entirely cured Or. F. Clark Montgomery street,
san Francisco. 81 had Catarrhal Deafness five
Yeas hearing restored - [Chss Novsio, Whining
ton. Cal. Etc, etc Thousands of testimonials are
received from all parts Of the world. Delivered,
81. DIR. Wei De Meyers ''DIustrated Treatise -
with statements by the cured, mailed free. D. B,
Dewey & Co, Isl Fulton street. New York.
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CHANGED EVERY DAY FOR THE MECHANICS STORE
TO-D4Y. January 20. 1884: TURKISH
TOWELS. 8 cents each.
DOMESTTC DEPARTMENT.
New Attractions i'm Clothing.

Mems New Style Doube-breasted, High-button
Sack Suits, SIS.
Young Mems All-wool, Dark Cashmere Sack
Suits, SI3 SO; 80 to SO chest.
Boys Single-breasted Satinet Blouse Suits,
So IS; 3to 10 years
Mems Fine Bottle-green, Silk-mixed Cashmere
Pants, So; narrow cut.
Bottle-green, Drab and Brown Corkscrew
Worsted Sack Suits for Young Men;
sizes, 80 to 81 chest.
Fancy Cheviot Loose plated Blouse Suits for
Boys; ages, 5 to years, SIS So
Mems All-wool, California Gray Twilled Sack
Suits, SI4.
Young Mems Long, Rolling Silk-faced Lapel,
Cheviot Suits, $40.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PUBLIC.

a NDREW GOWANS, LATE OF BELLE CON
" servatory, begs to inform the people Of Sac
rameuto city and surrounding country that he has
opened Florist st re at lO051 street, opposite
the Changers New Store, where he hopes by strict
attention to business to merit share Of public pat
roaage Bouquets and Floral Pieces made to order on
short notice at most reasonable rates call solic
tied iall-3plm
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LADIES. ATTENTIoNI
TO MY OLD PATRONS.

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Ny Female Monthly Medicines are superior 10 any
offered heretofore, and will be warranted to have the
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Those Of the public who need my services can ue
pend upon gentlemauly, honorable and scientific
treatment at reasonable rates.
address particularly those who have been In.
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have contracted local diseases
Persons afflicted can, II they prefer, consult
by letter, detailing the symptoms Of the disease
trouble, and receive medicine by express, with full
instruction.. AL letters must be directed to J. n
JoSSELYE, N. D., zee Suffer street, San Francis
CO, Cal.
Cure wsrTsnted In sill cases, or no pay required
Consultations personally by letter, gratis. Send
Tor book. Comfortable apartments Tor patients ST
my Inhrmary (when desiredl, with experienced
nurses.
Consultation Parlors, 226 Suffer street, adjoining
The Young Mems Christian Association Building
Office hours-From 8 A. ". to Pm.
My Diploma hangs I'm my Office,
Purchase my Essay Physiology and Marriage
For sale by all newsdealers
le23-isd j. II. JOSSELFs ID.
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NOTICE.

TIME ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of the Capital Gas Company, for the
election Of Directors for the ensuing year, and for
the transaction OF such business as may be brought
before the meeting will b. held at the office Of the
Company, in the city OF Sacramento, on MONDAY,
the 2Ist day OF JANUARY, 1soi, at IL o'clock N.
C. II CUMMINGS, Secretary.
The above meeting adjourned until MONDAY,
FEBRUARY 4, 1854 at u O'Clock ", at same place.
d2l-istd c. H. CUMMINGS, Secretary.
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| terms expired.
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTIoS.-Co. 7. Reeves,
! auctoneer, advertses a peremptory auction
sale by order of Mira. Ellen Locke (adminis-
tratrixl, and decree of Superior Court. He
will sell, without reserve, at the Court house
in Fairfield on Saturday, February 9th, lat
| Y NJ, 3l5 acres Of choice grape and fruit
! land-, in subdivisions Of thirty. FIVE to fifty
acres, three miles north Of Suisuu and Fair
| field, county seat OF Solano county. in the
center of the great fruit belt, Vacaville and
Suisun valleys. This magnificent estate. sit
usted in one Of the most desirable localities
in the State. within three miles Of the county
seat. Fairfield, on the line OF the Central Pa
ciGc Railroad, midway between San Fran.
| cisco and Sacramento, only FIVE miles from
/ Nacayile and in q climate unsurpassed in
| the world, commeuds itself to those desiring
a garden spot and a home under their own
vine and hg tTea." This locality is said to
| De specially adapted to vine aud fruit cult
! ure, being fres from frosts or heavy fOgs.
Purchasers can arrange to carry two-thlrds
purchase price on mortgage for one or two
wears, at s per cent. Terms of sale, cash.
| Ten per cent. to be paid to the auctioneer on
fall Of the hammer: balance on continuation
of sale by Superior Court. Solauo county. In
strumeuts Of sale at purchasers expense. For
maps, catalogues and all information, apply
to the auc5ioneer or Woodward Il Beach. real
estate agents, 500 California street, San Fran
cisco.
| MASONIC INsTALLATION.-At their ststej
meeting held, Saturday evening, January
10th, Gait Lodge, No. 267, I. and A. NJ, il.
stalled their newly-elected officers for the er-
suing term. as follows-Past Master Burkett,
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:. II. KREBS. a. II.
G. II. KREBS & Co,

VAIPORTERS AND DEALERS n PAINTS, OILS,
Glass, Yarnishes, Brushes, Wax Flower Goods
aud Artists Materials Sole Agents for AveTilPs
Ready Mixed Paints and the Beloit Building Paper.
House and Sign Painting, Plain and Decorative
Paper Hanging, Glazing and Gliding, Pictures,
Frames and holdings No. SIC street, between
Sixth ana Seventh, Sacramento. Cal. ja1-fptf
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Fine Dwellings For Sale,

Two-story Frame Dwelling, lot s0x160, north
side Of street, between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth. 81, oo
TwO-Story Dwelling, lower story of brick IL
rooms), lot 40x16O, C street, between Eigh-
tenth and Nineteenth. .,............e.. 3,75l
Two-story Frame DWELLINGS, ro5ms) bay win
dow, bath, gas, hot and cold water; stable,
woodshed, etc; lot 40Xlco. with choice fruit
trees II street, bet Seen Twenty-third and
Twenty fourth decentralization. 400
One-story and Basement Frame Dwelling Is
rooms), on the north side of F street lot
40xIG0' .'.......,......................... 2,55
One.story and Basement Frame Dwelling, on
north side of y street; corner lot, 40Xs0;
bay window and modern Improvements s
rooms and bath ,......,..-............,.. $50
Two-story Frame Dwelling, No. 1915 street
70 rooms and bath); lot s0xl60 this is
har I
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STATE CAPITOL ITEMS.

Warrants on the general State fund are pay
able up to and including No. Cos.
The County Treasurers of the following
counties have settled with the Controller and
paid into the State treasury the amounts due
the State MERGED, $50 3S2 80 Ell Dorado,
SIS, 456 Sc; Monterey, $44, 36S 81; Shasta,
S14, 513 81; Coluss, $S1, 707 OF.
Governor Stoneman has appointed and
Commissioned as members of the Board Of
Agriculture for District No. II, john w.
Thompson, of Plumas county. and d. B.
Keys, of Sierra county. They are appointed,
vice c. H. Lawrence and David Newman,
terms expired
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wv. II. HORRx1

No. 81 j street, ................s sacramento,
VXTHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
w Sewer ana Chimney Pipe stone. Earthen
and Terra Gotta Ware, etc. ja9-lpf
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Halls Pulmonary 3alsam

T7HE BEST REMEDY IN USE FOR COUGHS,
Il Colds, AS lima, Bronchitis, Influenza, Group,
Incipient Consumption, and all Throat and Lung
Troubles. Sold by all Druggists for so cents.
}. Il. Gates q Co, PrOprietOrs, All Sansome
street San Francisco. n9-4pSm&w3m
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THIRTY EIGHT CASHMERE COATS were sold
to-day at 81 80 to s. assortment broken).
Red House.
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WHEN all other remedies fail, then try Dr.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
Irisl bottles free.
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~ McCREARY & CO. HAVE AN ALL
ROLLER FLOUR MILL with a capacity of
45O barrels per DAY. 1t is the only Roller Mil,
north of San Francisco. We guarantee Nc
Creary's Patent Roller Flour 10 be the
Choicest Flour nade tn the STATE. All we ask
is that YOU buy sack of your Grocer and try it,
and YOU will be coz. lneed that McCREARY'S BEST
Is THE BEST. s22-4ptf
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nRAINAGE AND SEWAGE.

Another committee, represented by c. E.
Grunsky, Assistant State Engineer, ad-
dressed the Board at considerable length on
the subject Of drainage aud sewage. He re-
ferrad the Board to the published report of
the committee, which appeared in the RECORD
UNION q Saturday, and which was treated
Of sditoyiallY yesterday.
The citizens organization seems to be wide
awake, and promises many reforms in the
near future.
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NEARING The END of the great sale st the
Red House. Il will psy 70 make visit to-day.
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LADIES Muslin CHEMsE (smbroiiered)
A. cents. Red House.
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gHE DAILY REGnRD-UNI9N.
DAILY WEATHER REPORT.

DAHL WA Mn NEE OHts
U.UTBD STATES SIGNAL OFFICE
SACeASESIo, January u, lS84-S:02 Pm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-19
TIL MOUNTAINS NAME
RoNurK,. M Aug o.. -.

RoNurR,. Nj Aug o.. -
NJ. ElHar
Hat the name OF " Lincoln Peak. given
. " Specklcd Mountain, BY Prof Locke,
come luto general use. there would have
been no thoaght Of rs.chrisiening 70 " NJ.
Blaine A. the matter stands, ! think
there are several reasons Cor not trying TO
retain The name ~ " Lincoln Peak. Was
Il ever generally adopted OF even generally
kaowu. Prom what am able % learn.
think u was not n no, then, a. this
later date. there would b. comparatively
nothing to bring Il into popular use. ON
the other hand. the name 90 Mt Blaine
would without doubt become nXed Al ouer.
Would The name Of Lincoln be adopted by
the publishers q that class Of map, On
which the great mass u our people mus,
depend for their knowledge OF such things
think not A an example Of how Ut
likely IL j. tina, such changes will be- made,
see thA, the misleading name Of "Berlln"
I. spilled 20 the timber township No. 9,
which has a common corner with this
town. Byron and Weld on maps a. late
a. Rssells and Colton's. This name ap-
pears on a map OF oxford County, put
nshei a. late A. less by II. y. wailing,
aud probably will continue 10 be copied. |
never saw any One who could tell why the
name ever was used. Strangers who see
the maps suppose u IL town, when Il
probably never had an inhAbitant and new
er will have one.
II the nsme. Lincoln Peak, ever re-
celyed the sanction Of general use, II
should appear, I think on the above named
map which was published about four years
afsr the name had been conferred upon
the mountain, especially as ! have heard
that considerable trouble was taken 10 OBJ
tain correct Information.
Under the circumstances, Il l. beyond
question that Gov. Lincoln neeas the ded-
lcatlon OF one Of Natures monuments 10
his memory TO keep his name In popular
remembrance. far more than Mr.. Blaine
bot as Ear a. the mountain |. concerned,
the name. though very appropriate, seems
likely 20 pass into oblivion. A very large
percentage OF those who heard the name
even In this County would associate II not
with G0rsraor bat Presidehi Lincoln.
For these reasons alone, think IL best
10 retain the name OF MI Blaine" that
has a. good a claim on account of accept
ance as well a. aeeeptability as " Lincoln
Peak" ever could have had rather than
attempt to rerirs that Of Lincoln Peak"
80:
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NEWS or rHR wREK.

Sunday An Earthquake u consider.
able fofce aas fel; along the Atlantic
ooas, from Portland 70 ws'hingiou.
Monday. The Postmaster A. Ban.
berg. South Clfollas. yes attacked. IA.
lie threatened and compiled 20 &C. ihs
town. Il i supposed 10 Be- a csie 4 %.
liiicAl psuecu'ion
Trsdsyi a., Republican demon.
-rnii0n ut Mlrirorok "a, BIZ sfsi,.
some $4,000 p.0p.s hirg pfc.cn' there
~. o. briliaai cray a rr.tl's ron reif
afd fiom siir
WEDNESDAY In second snoual coa.
vcn,ion Of the lfi.h National League
opened IN Boston Henry Taimsa Il
Manhhsld, as arrested ~hiie Abo4i. a.
/. alleged. a. bios up tho dyk. over Grea
llarb1r Riur IN that ioFn.-The
Michigan Republican State Conger'11
nomirafed General X A Algrf o. Gov.
An Interesting in;ers.es with Lieut.
Grsly vas given IN che Boston J.aual
IN which d. Icci'es che dishonest colll,,
Of Private Henry, who persisted ll steal.
ing 'ie io,d belonging 20 'he little band
and imperilng the lives Of an, aail b. vas
i0unl necessary o. shoo. h.m io save tte
rst from starvation.
Thursday. a scaadal1as hl,eaoll
was published by an lniianiro'i' paper
sgAirs, NJ. Blaine. Who promptly l.a.rl
e and brings a criminal lib.l sili against
tie paper The lnsh Ns'olal League
Coaysnii0n c'osel Ia Bl.'ol by large
gathering In ihe Institute far blutlas
In AID Of he parliamentary fal Cow
Robinson and Gen. Blfier were aroaf
the speakers The body of iruf
Kisllngbuv. second ii command of iie
Gretiy expedition. wasexhumei af klt.
ester. y. l.. when undoab'ed evidences
Of cannibalism on the part Of the starving
explorer. were discovered
Friday Gen. Logan held "a notable
reception a. Buffalo. centennial
~ Mcthoiism VA celcbraici ~ Cottage
City --Sena,or Frye spoke a. big
Republican demonstration az Bii,ilrl
Tnirrn,rrnr f,.r erEs All fan
SUNDAY. c0 g clear Moufiy, 81 cloudy.
Tuesday, So. olsar "Wednesday n-,
rain Thun.day. oOe cloudy Friday 10 g .
c'eir. S,,urisy. al CHAR
JU.P Bravu,u IT, % iflts tar.afh
Bethel. nrNt week. mtklag photo. ani
Views So uotl.e boz aiv'g columns
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

whereas iamcs Msxael. iste of neihfi clua
~ OF Osflff AMI STATE n " o., Dos ifcfasff on
AZ tfffF let IW of MaTrn. 4 n. isfi, tT nis
mortgage deed of thaf fltf ffrlffc.i shl thc 90
ford records. boa Dr.. poe a e1t1rFcii 1 h1t
esf A. tharnfa, fatf I'D "a Bethel deceased
rrrtaIu real fafaIf in at Bethel 80 aItfIf
deer hII .n sail mrriEtff ifrl. ani So ~ BE- O.
D. rffrrfrl % f1r sm Hrr PAR rl.ar lr'rf ru q
fhs sare. hfirr ihr hHmfs'rat farm "a ihr saHi
Iarfs MsxUslI. nn 81 b Hr litei 81 on. iinc ni
h.s f.-asf. il secure fhr pNimfni 20 certain
rrffs parfi u'afY fcfrfih7d ln AL m1fts1sr
Ifsf AnIsNfrflH one "a 4 tNtrmln. 20
mInIsuat0f q tre rs-sff 20 inC said X. a. flsF
msa 90 rurutn NtIuf o. fslath.e ASHER
atI1n o. Dim pail co. NJ flsIh tsY 90 o. rliiff
A ID f-sI. d.i ffii auf aHsIsu iar sfnrcmfniIl ufI
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-19

List Of patents issued 10 Maine invent
ors for the week ending Aug. 5, reported
for rs BY coombs 4 Mason. Solicitors OF
Patents. Bangor
@. W. Clarke, Hallowell, Lining JACK.
@. Hunting. IT,, East Hsmpden. Lining
Jack.
n. c. Sargent. Msehias. Supporting
horse.
For the week ending Aug. u.s.
C.R Nelson. wstervllle, Grated can.
A. X. Woodward. (Assignor one-half 10
n. Lord, Ellsworth, Cover for water ports
Of vessels