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Smyrna times., 1886-09-15

Alter surveying the land and moo,
urlng the wheat Mr.. Jas. Y, SbaIloross ,T..S
OF McDonOgh, Del, finds the vieiJ 9Ss' oE2'
bushels per acre where he ISoJ sd no So2
mond State Fertilizer. 0" ga
Dr. Todd, of Grace Church. Wilro;,o,
ton, who returned Saturday from CboS
lesCon states that the condition of a.
PoOple Is much worse than has been ra-
PoIIeu OF could bepictured. Thedamaoa
" property IS infinitely greater than has
DeeI reported, rs careful inspection
Vi Uhe buildings shows that the rreat
ma)OilCy OF those which we're tba1gbt
10 De only slightly cracked or in eTcb
d GohdltlOn that they will never he
4aOltaole again and must be rebuiIt
In tne entire city there are. acnor6inS,
70 Dr. Iodd's estimate. scarcel,- r,oro.
IMAM 20 houses OF brick or Stone ~
nave escaped destructive DAMAGE IT, IT,
city surveyor has estimated To- tLo lo
foss VIII reach about S5,00O,OOO, or one
Iourth the entire valuation of real
eslate state IN the city. The people have
onoSuSn cash at hand to meet their i'm
mediate needs, but DR.. Todd states
IGuey NEST be helped to rebuild their
houses and business places. ''''-'
oPORTsMENs FIELD TRIAL.-An evapt
CnaC promises to be of unusual intarost
70 sPQrtsmen will probably take niace
near Frederica, in November. II Is Of
no less Importance than a field trioI of
Dlrd dogs under the ausnices Of 49,
philadelphia Gun Club. The noi,t
selected is one rarely so favorabIv stu
ated, and as the object is NOT - LII
more than two birds over each brooa nf
GGo9s' OF more properly to fire twice
~ tnI2 FARMERS VIII not object to the trial
taaAIng place. The farms chosen are
Chose OF Hezekiah Masten, Benz Clork
ana haskell Lewis, and all ioin and b0r-
9er upon the MurderkilI creek for a
Instance OF several miles, and on them
Ine game has never been shot for the
i: IasI IOur years as the gentlemen he
iieye that the birds are of more nro6t
~ ~ ueSIroying worms and grubs. For
me ABOVE reasons the trial shonld ha
I4Il OF pleasure to the true huntsmon
HuWaru Call, of the Delaware House !
III Frederica, has extended invitotions
10 the members of the Club tn ba bjs |
guests during the trial, and If is 10 hin,
tliaC the securing of the place for tho |
.SOurnament VIII be due. We hone |
at I3at nothing will happen to balk the |
pans as now made, as occasions of this |
KIND have seldom taken place in DeIo-
ware and as this part of the PENN
sula IS largely visited by sportsmen
from other States who circulate money
freely during their cunning expedi,
tiohs, 1t Will attract more visitors in
me future. Then again, this section
OF tne country has some fine specimens
OF bird dogs, and by witnessing tho
working of their fancy bred brethren
our owners will be more favorabiv
impressed with the value of our home
anlmaIs.-Miiford Chronicle.
Smyrna times., 1886-09-15
WANAMAKFR & BROWN
OAK HALL,
J.B.COOPER.

coo All Of the best Groceries, Canned Goods Spices
SOUPS Extracts Hams Dried Beet, Cheese, full and
a%e1n ocock all OF the best Quality and quantity
e., Tea and Chamber Sets, plain and decorated and
styles S Wanted fSSIfy SS 5 oaod 1pd Glass War; Of all grades
all other styles Of Lamps and Lamp Trimmings |'p' anu
Se Sedar and Willow Ware, Ropes Twines, Brushes &c
ooo Sch9ol Books Bibles, Hymnals Poems and Miscei
r9o0s n1 books. Full line Of Blank and Account Books
ana very large variety of School and General Statonev
PPapeteries Albums Picture Books, Fancy Papers &c
h'el0peS and Paper by the quantity at low prices.
Eol3S, @ Purses Pocket and Table Cutlery Hair
Brushes Toilet Soaps Scissors Razos Card Cases and
o thousand @ other little and big things that every body
= UmbIellaS, Canes, Window Shades and Fixtures
Oorn1ceS Curtain Poles, Cords Tacks, &c.
-, Dry Goods and Carpets am not saying much about
out am closing them out quietly to my customers who
Want t bargains | propose to quit the business Any
bargain. --"A0 SoOu
Produce or Cash taken in exchange for Goods.
Smyrna times., 1886-09-15
TlG Fall Campaign

Promises to be a live
ly one with us, as we
intend to do more
business than ever if
hard work and effort
on our part to please
mean any thing. 1t
is useless on our part
to give an extended
account Of goods and
prices. There is one
way and only one
way by which we can
convince you that we
arc in earnest to Sc
cure your patronage.
Give us a trial, if we
treat YOU well. we'll
be happy to retain
your custom, if not
we don't deserve it.
The Fall Styles Of
Mems and Boys Clo-
thing are i'll stock at
prices which mean
business Of them
selves ; also, all the
new things for Fine
Tailoring.
Smyrna times., 1886-09-15
FLANM MEL-TIME

Our Flannel stock is very much like big
rolling snOw-ball-it gathers as it goes
Year by year it grows larger and more
varied. Seems as though the Flannel
makers wanted to dress the whole nation
IN Flannels. They have made it up in so
many faces, weights and styles.
We've the usual sorts for Mems Wear
more kinds for Ladies' wear, and Il splendid
assortment for Babies
Jersey Stripe Flannels Basket Flannels-All.
Eider-down Flann-s, &c
The main interest centres in New FIln-
nels IN the goodness OF them and the guam
tIIy TO choose from But scattered through
the stock there are good many Bargains
Smyrna times., 1886-09-15
LIBERAL PREMIUMS.
COMPETITION oPGE &c lH2 WORLD.
''rn"d Display of Live stock, Ccrenis, Agri-
cultural implements and Machinery,
Household Products, Fine Arts.
Two GRAND MUSICAL CONCERTS, !slr,
BY State Capital Band, of Dover


Trials Of speed daily 10y some Of the finest horses
in the country 49, -'Oi0s
tuesday viii be CHILDRENS DAY. when all
school Children under y years win be allowed
iifee tickets, but they must be under the protec.
t0n OF parents or SOME one else
rms far is to be the largest ever held. Every
one Is taxing an interest i'm it, and the displays in
d the departments are to be the il est ever m, do
me MaIaEerS assure the public he. tAeF huye e
y u4u no el1It make this exec lytXa ti.ion
heretofore held on this Peninsula See bills at
your nearest railroad station for special excursion
rateS' All trains stop NJ FairviCw Park gates.
AItentOn is called to several special premiums
QHeTed III catalogue One by Messrs. Stiawbridge
4 CioInler for bes dress made By amateur. also
Dy brainard K Armstrong silk Company for lest
embroidery viii thciI ills $50 81 I A. Wool
uLn.uge ~ to tor Mlea, and corn grown with or
flais OF speed viii be called az l3&1 Y IN. sharp
being rapidly taken
Special freight rates by railroad to exhibitors
For Catalogues and other information address
D. ?. BARNARD, JR., Secretary,
DOVER, DELAWARE
Smyrna times., 1886-09-15
Originality in Eee8s Fabrics.

We say 1t over again il Is an ineontro-
vertible fact that We are first in the market
with real bright new Dge,. Fabrics, and
the striking feature OF Inc season is origin
ality. Stripes perhaps rule, but Stripes
are Of every Observation-Disclosures
indescribable.
And another great beauty of the new
Dress Fabrics is that they carry the one
idea through every grade, and consequently
suit every pocket. No matter what a lady's
taste, OF what She wants to pay, she can
follow the fashion, crafty her taste, and
not exceed her allotment either.
Smyrna times., 1886-09-15

THIRD DAY-THURSDAY.
FIRST Irial-2;5O class, Premium $500 free for all
horses that never beat 230 "'
second Irial-SOO cl9ss, Premium 500: free for
-, all horses that never beat 800
Ihlld Irial-Col race to harness, Premium $50
old or under 'N''S
Smyrna times., 1886-09-15
A Special a! Interesting Programme will Be
b Arranged for Ear6 Day.
LIBERAL PREMIUMS OFFERED AND
LISTS OPEN TO ALL,
Trials of Speed Each Day !

FIRST DAY-TUESDAY.
FIRST irlal-24O class, Premium 500 free for all
trotters that never beat . 40 ~
oecOhd lrlal-3.SO class, Premium 500; for all
horses owned on the Peninsula that never
beat $50, ' N'Ni
Third Trial-2.25 class Premium 5000. FREQ Cor oil
PAGERS and trOtters that neYer beat >. .l5,
Smyrna times., 1886-09-15

A new line of Cents Summer I'M
derwear at Phillips. Medium and
Light Weights. All sizes. Splendid
Goods.
Smyrna times., 1886-09-15
Silks and VeIvets.

The new Silks and Velvets are elegant.
They run largely to combinations and
largely 10 Stripes, too. If we only could
tell
Plaid Vclvets i'm chanceahle Browns Gornots
Greens, &c, crossed with Gold Threads.
shaded smoke Felvet@ in same patterns
Rainbow Stripe Siks
Persian Crushc S-riles
Linden and MOUSSE stripe silks
All the Plains TO match and all the Blacks.
Smyrna times., 1886-09-15
COOP Err r. CONARD'S
Dry Goods Bulletin.
BLANKETS.

Away back in the simmer we though
about blankets, else we should feel sort O
sheepish now Couldn't have them mad,
now for what they cost us then, and con
sequently couldn't offer such inducement.
to Buyers The Blankets which We hay,
aren't skimped in any way, either in sizc
or quality. They are full of warm wool
not ticks Or burs, and they invite slumbcr
even though the weather be cold enough to
break the thermometer.
A good, full line of these Blankets, from
the cheapest to the finest. (No Blanket is
cheap which isn't good.) Every one Of
ours Is reliable for wear, and well made
What else can be making our blanket
people so busy?
Smyrna times., 1886-09-15
Embroidered FlanneIs

An Art Exhibit in Embroidered FIan-
nels. As many as any lady will care to
look over in one iav Best colors and
combinations and most original designs we
knew how to get. Prices. 55c to $500
per yard.
Smyrna times., 1886-09-15
CoND DAY-wEDNEsDA

- COND DAY-WEDNESDAY
First Tral-2.50 class, Premium 5000; free for all
trotters that never beat $50 '''
Second Trial-280 class Premium, S9OO fro, g.,
-. all PAGERS that never beat $50
Third Trial-WagOn Race Premiums $50. ror
horses without record to road wagons.
Smyrna times., 1886-09-15

FRIDAY-FOURTH DAY.
First Trlal-245 class Premium 5000.
Second Trial-Running Race Premium S50
Third Trial-Iiurdle Rhce-First Prize Sci az Har.
ness Second Prize, RFidle and Saddle
Third Prize Ian Robe '" N"NNA0
Smyrna times., 1886-09-15

in3. -''Oo' "AlOH Is z
Premiums TO be divided as follows: ix.tentbs
third. N VNS' 'el'n W
Entrance fee ten per cent of premium
Five or more to enter, three 60 start
10 oe governed by the Rules of the National
Association, to which this Society belongs.
Entries close September 7th, at l2M
For further particulars and Premium Lists od
dress the Secretary, --'''0' "U
aug 4-7w Hanesviile. Kent cnnn1s Ma
Smyrna times., 1886-09-15

Going North, 90, 1880 A. NJ, and Ais 79op
Going South, 9S5 A. NJ, and 72O P. M. n
Smyrna times., 1886-09-15

rare to philadelphia, IS Cents Round Trip. 81 2s
Rothwells Landing.
Smyrna times., 1886-09-15

Charles Black Evans, only son of
Geo. q. Evans, Esq, of Newark. has
entered the law Office of Senator Gray.
at Wilmington, Del, where he will
study under the preceptorship of that
gentleman. Mr.. Evans graduated
from Delaware College in the class of
'SG with high honors.
Smyrna times., 1886-09-15
smyrna Branch Tra,Ds
C1oainE OF Mali

Going North, 7.l9, S.2s, 11.OO A. M.,445Py
Going south, gas a. NJ, 2.Ol, 4.45 and 7 45
Smyrna times., 1886-09-15
County and State Ttan, .

From the North, 100 A. NJ, and 83OPw
From the South, 80 and Ii 30 A. M
Smyrna times., 1886-09-15
White Linen Collars.

All sizes, 7c, Sc and 1oc Not going to sa
Iow long they'll last
Smyrna times., 1886-09-15
Freight received in Philadelphia, DailV.
-tO1-
THE STEAMER
" JOHN E. TYGERT."
smyrna GRothwelPs Landing) and Pier o
Race Street Wharves, Philadelphia.
as follows:
Notice TO Nmvrna SbiD,o,.s

SNVS Nte"t"ty , AuftutHy h0uf later.
Rs-Hack leaves Smyrna three.ouortors os a,
hour before the Boat starts. u al
Smyrna times., 1886-09-15

In conducting our business, we are distinct
and apart from all other clothing houses in this:
we mark upon the goods what they are what
the materials consist Of, and give with it a
guarantee that will get you back your money if
not satisfied
Smyrna times., 1886-09-15

Louis w. Thillson, a carriage painter
at Dover, committed suicide on We'd
n9tesday evening by taking laudanum.
lie was intemperate and had been on
a aprotracted spree. His habits caused
MS wife much unhappiness. He was
about 42 years old and had no children.
Smyrna times., 1886-09-15

DOVER, DELAWARE.
Smyrna times., 1886-09-15

The plant of the Arnoux Electric
Light Company, of Wilmington, has
been purchased by the Wilmington
City Electric Light Company which
has 100000 capital. The new com
pany will operate the old light station
and will build two new stations.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-07-08
This story was commenced June IG1
THE
Master of the Mine.
BY ROBERT BUCHANAN.


THE visions Of the earth were gone and fed
He saw the giant sca above his head"
Keats Endymion.
~ agUa,eu ANA Ianclcu met / guessed the
cause.
Hugh, my Lad" he said, 81 knaw l can
trust zee. Ever sin You was little lad,
you m been Almost a son 10 me-"
With the tears standing IN my eyes.
wrung his hand. pitied him, with my
whole heart and SOUL for indeed loved him
like a son.
"Hearken then, Hugh, my lad. Did you
hear what poor Annie said about hersen and
the OveTSeer?'
nodded; and he continued:
BE it truth, think 'ec?''
81 think so-nay, am certain"
"lhere were nawt between them?"
'Naught. Annie would never have look
ed at such fellow. Lord forgive me for
speaking so of one that's dcadw
He drew his hand across his brow, where
the perspratiOn stood in beaded drops.
II think you'm right, lad; dawn't think
my Annie would lie. But it has allays been
on my mind, dye see, that johnson 'ticcd
her fro her home God fOrgie me if ha'
been mistaken! More than once, lad. dream
ing IKE | ma tancIed-I Ia tancied-that
OverSeer hiSsen confessed wi his avn mouth
that he were to blame; and only last night
abed, dreaming like again. Thought had
my fingers at his throat and tried to take
'uns life! mi"ht ha' done it, might ha'
done it, 4 what thought were truev'
As he spoke, he raised his voice to cry,
and a strange, mad light, such as had never
seen before, began to gather in his eyes.
Terrified at his words, moved to the
kitchen door, and closed it quickly.
"liush! For Gods sake. don't speak so
loud! Some one may hear Your
lie was quiet in moment. Subducd and
gentle, he let me lead him 10 char. Then
our eyes met, and though we exchanged no
wort, he saw that guessed his secret, and
groaming painfully, he buried his face in his
two hands, and called on God to forgive him
for his sins.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-07-08
CHATTER XVII.

IPREPARE TO LEAVE ST. GUBLQTT'S.
All this time, there had been double shad-
ow on my life; for not only was it darkened
by my unfortunate and despairing passion,
but by anxiety for my uncle alone, Of all
who knew and loved him, guessed the true
cause of the sorrow which made him,
"As a tree inclincth weak and bare
Under its unseen load of wintery air."
bend lower and lower with a mysterious
burden: so that although not an old man.
~ h Osafinusdl
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-07-08
Ehe Daily 4ioht.
THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1886.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

hAILNUAD TIME TABLE.
HsE Tin. Gard Ia Eject January /, 1883
I. q n. Railroad.
DEPARTURES.
for,St. LOUIS, via Mo. PAC route 400 D. m,
For st. Louis, via Iron Mountain. $50 a. m
For St. LOUIS, via Missouri Pacific, 8 % a m
FOR Laredo. ............. III 40 a. m.
ARRIVALS
FromSt. Louis via Missouri Pacific 10 SOP. H.
From St. Louis, Iron Mountain. 10 20 D. III.
From st. Louis, Missouri Pacific IL :OU H. IN.
FROM LafedO.. BIB y. N.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-07-08
OPINION OF AN EXPERT.
Mrs. Mary II. welch, Teacher of Domestic
Economy mt State University of Iowa.

"My deliberate Judgment Is that the oven
of tho Range, as compared with others
is not only more equally heated I'm every
part-front as well as rear-but as a result
Of IFS superior ventilation tho food placed
therein is better cooked, while retaining n
sweeter flavor, and a larger proportion of
its best juices. ] have found, also, that the
consumption of fuel in this Range for a given
amount of work, is much less than any other"
MRS. MARY d. WEIGH.
HARDWARE, SOLE AGENTS eoR SAN ANTONIO
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-07-08

box Of pills. Find out
about them, and you
will always be thank
full. One pill a dose.
ParsOns'Pills contain
nothing harmful, are
easy 10 take, and
cause no inconVen-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-06
A weak ArSrnlen...

Not long ago the Democrats
claimed tina. c. c. Stevenson only
paid miners So day. Now the
Chronicle admits that he has al
ways paid 81 but adds that il; is no
credit to him, as he was compelled
to DO so by the Miners Union.
Does the Miners Union compel
Mr. Stevenson TO engage in his
mining enterprises? Can the
Miners Union compel any man to
engage in hazardous undertakings
where large amounts of money are
spent? 1t shows weak cause
when the Adams organ have
nothing but this to offer in replv
to the statement that Mr. Steven
son has paid out over S3.0O0,000 in
wages.
The Miners Union could not
compel Mr.. Adams to pay 81 a day
wages, for the simple fact that he
hired his 50 80 day men in Nye
section of country not un-
der the jurisdiction of the Miners |
Union.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-06
Carson Opera House.

"A Mountain Pink was given at
the Carson Opera House, by the
Bella Moore company last evening
From the rise of the curtain until
its final fall Miss Moore was the
favorite with all, apd in the
title role personifed to perfection
the illiterate and uncultered child
of the "ristocratic" moonshiners
Of the mountains Of North Carolina,
Miss Moore is soodlooking, viva
cious, in the many little incidents
which adj to the interest of the
heroine az the plot approaches the
climax. The company is remark
ably good one.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-06
TslE "rHG..EHsTEONssTs.''
How Saloon Wan Regards 4. G.
stevenson

One of the stories spread by the
/ Adams men against &. &. Steven.
son, Is that every saloon keeper in
the State will vote against him.
Recently the writer had talk
with Virginia saloon keeper on
this point. He said:
1T is all nonsense for people to
assert that saloon men try to down
every man that does not pa,ronize
them. keep a saloon, but some
of my warmest friends are men
who never enter my place of bust
ness. Mr. Stevenson never spent
cen: here in his life, but | respect
the man. He hasn't time to be
hanging about saloons; he is too
busy developing the country to do
much of that. HIS money gets
here all the same. He pays out
SD 900 month for wages, and
seven hundred dollars of it float in
here every month. | have no cause
to complain of Mr.: Stevenson. |
know his views on saloons; he con
siders them a sort of necessary
evil, and be thinks if whiskey must
be sold it should be sold by re-
sponsible men, and the whiskey
should be of the best
He believes in high license and
closing down the low erocgeries
md cheap Gin mills. That's my |
dea exactly. Four first class sa-
oons In a town are better than
,wenty dead falls. Don't think
or a moment that the saloon men
ire against c. G. Stevenson. too
much Of his money comes our way.
He don't drink whlskey but his en-
sloyees do and they have plenty of
money on the first of every month
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-06
THE SCARLlT FEVER.
4 Word OF Warning to Ignorant
Persons. a.

There are now over twenty-five
cases of scarlet fever in this clty
and some people assert that there
are upwards Of sixty. The spread
of the disease has been brought
about by apathy on the part Of the
city authorities, and widespread
ignorance of the subtle character
Of the infection. 1t has been rag
ing in this city month, and SO far
no special steps have been taken
to stamp it out. Most people are
utterly ignorant of the dangerous
character Of the disease, which
seems to be both contagious and
infectious.
The writer is informed that on
Sunday teacher Of one Of
the Sunday schools in this city.
came into the Sunday school where
large number of children were
congregated, and told them that he
had just left the bedside of his
sick child. who had been down with |
the scarlet fever, but was getting
along all right now, as the skin uas
pcaiing of.
Physicians claim that the stage |
OF the disease marked BY tie peal.
ing of the skin is the most catching
.;.~:a # al.
Here nan deliberately exposes
the lives Of scores Of children
simply through ignorance Of the
disease. Complete isolation is the
only remedy. and 10 person should
20 near scarlet fever ease. unless
compelled by absolute necessity.
Children in families where the
ever was raging have been sent to
chool to endangcr the lives Of
iher children. The city council
hould handle this matter at once.
f it is necessary to close the Sun
ay schools and the public schools
0 check the spread Of the disease
should be done at once. People
10 needlessly expose others to
IN the disease
ught to be arrested if nothing :;
.se will teach them better.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-06
ALL SORTS.
Wizard Olaf Geo. Thaxter's. .

Wizard OilatGco. Thaxter's. /.
There is 4 large attendance a
the Fair from this city.
| Thomas Roach sent up 70
bnrgalry from Eureka has beer
pardoned, he is dying of consump
ton.
The new mine discovered in
King 5 canyon is called the French
Flora. The ledge is 8 feet wide
assayinG s225 per ton.
The taxpayers Of Virginia City
! arc inquirlng how it is that Joe
Douglass the banker is only assess
ed at $50 600 when he is known to
have s2,G00.O00 in valuatles slowed
away in his safe.
"A San Francisco paper asserts
that the knife is becoming alto
gether too fsyorite q weapon in that
section.
Yes, indeed and almost every
body eats with them too.
My daughter has taken the
medicine faithfully according to
directions, and her health and
spirits are perfect. The humor is
all gone from her face. | wish
every anxious mother mign. know
what a blessing Ayers Sarsaparilla
is in such cases
"Grizsley Dan" the big bear
liar Of Lake Tahoe who used to
hang about this city aud make a
general nuisance of himself ha.
Jeen sect to Jail three years for |
burglary.
Well, three years ism much but
IS better than nothing.
Sufferer from the effects of
Iuin;ne, used .s a remedy for chiIls
nd fever, will appreciate Ayers
Ague Cure, powerful tonic bitter,
wholly cf vegetable saD-
;anceS, without a particle Of any
oxious drug. Its action is nc
uliar, prompt ard powerful, break.
1g up the chill, curing the fever,
nd expellins the poison from the
ystem, yet leaving no harmful or
nrleasant effect upon the patient
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-06
EQUALIZATION NOTICE.

cefs hereby given tothe following
named persons that the following
amounts have bee, added 10 the as
sessed valuation on the property de-
scribed hereinafter and set opposite
their names by Tie BOARD of Eauaiiza.
lion, IN w"Icsand figures SIS follows:
~. +. Mile: Raised a. p,,,h rom
80 8 Geo.
u. Davis Raiset: on Store an, ave,,
ing f,om 5000 to 5000.
And you are hereby notified tbot tho
Board of Equaliz lion will he i, s.s.,o,
ON Monday, the ll,h day of oc,ohor
1856. when all persons entitled ., J..
neard. and finsl action will ha h.,I 4,
the premises. BY order OF the Roor.
ND. HATCH.
Clerk