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NarrnM Escane.

Misses Ella Davis and Rosalie BrawneT,
of this neighborhood, had arrow escape
from drowning in the Wicomico river on Mon
day The young ladies are on visit to West
wood, the residence of Mr.. John I. Davis, and
in company with Miss Nina Davis, his daugh-
ter, went out in the river for bath, the
former accidently getting beyond their depth.
Miss Nina, with decided GOODNESS, realizing
the situation, obtained rails and pushed out
to the struggling girls, who caught on and
thus were saved from a watery grave. Both
of the young ladies were quite near exhausted
when fshed out Of the water and had TO be
carried home.
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Hicks for August.

Hieks, the weather prognosticator, has
this TO say about the weather for August
,.As we enter period 9Th to 18th, look for
about the hottest spell of the summer. Vul-
can, Mercury, Venus, Moon, Saturn, all bear
GA lhe period Hard storms, or phenomenal
leat, changing suddenly to very cool, must
result The same conditions will exist for the
reactionary days, i4th and 18th Stubborn
heat, with much tendency to hard electric
storms and heavy local rams, or water
spouis, are more than probable from 18th to
23fd Watch all heavy clouds. Cooler from
23rd 10 about 26lh and 9Th, at which time
warmer with storms. Month ends warm,
with storms starting in the West Many
earthquake indications in August
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Terms for Advertising
Troreinnt Rates.
Republican Primary Meetings and
County Convention.

The Republican voters Of Charles county are
requested TO assemble in primary meetings at
their usual places Of voting in the several cleo
tic districts, on
Saturday, August 10Th. 1893,
between the hours Of 3 p. M. to p. NJ, for
the purpose of electing Eve delegates to repre-
sent their respective districts in County Con-
vention to be held at Port Tobacco, on
Monday, August 2ist, 1893,
for the purpose Of electing three delegates to
represent Charles county 10 the Republican
State Convention, which meets 10 Baltimore
city, On
wednesday, September 9Th, 1898,
for the purpose OF nominating candidate for
Comptroller. By order ofthe State Central
Committee for Charles county.
SAMUEL c. PADGETT,
aug 1I-bt Chairman.
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Foot Cut of.

The little nine year old son of Captain
Kieholtz, Of the noon train, was permanently
MANNED last week, by having foot mashed
by freight car. The train in charge of his
father had just arrived at Bowie when the
little fellow attempted to boald itand slipped,
his foot getting under car which was nov
ing. crushing it so badly that it had to be
amputated. Much sympathy is expressed
here for the boy, as well as for his father, Who
is we'll known aud beliked.
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CHARLOTTE HALL SCHOOL

NHARLOITE HALL
y St. Mary's county, Md
TOOTH SESSION begins September 4th
IZU 1893. Course of studies ievs d and
improved No academy il the State offers
greater advantages to the student on more
liberal terms. The patronage of Southern
Maryland is her hirth-right.
GEORGE NJ. THOMAS, A NJ.
aug lam Principal
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straw Worth More Than Wheat.

A farmer down in Somerset county finds
that h straw is W nth mlre III IN his wheat
He produced $50 bushelsoi wheaton 80 acres,
or about 10 bushels to the acre, which, at the
price ruling when the calculation was made,
indicated for the crop value Of Sl2 per acre
HIS straw weighed two tons per acre, and was
worth S. per ton, or SIC per acre. The ag-
gregate value of the grain was S4Os; of the
straw 1928.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-08-11
New Adds

Charlotte Hall will begin its new scbol.
nc year the first Of September. See adj III
IS the cheapest and one of the best schools
the State Patronize your home school.
The colorcd people will hold picnic On
concert at Pomiret On the 23rd instant, for i,
benefit of Pomfret Church. ~ y
Messrs Wills 4 Robertson are ready tn an,
ply farmers with wheat fertilizer.
A tournament at Newport for the benefit
tn It church next Wednesday.
Messrs- B. A. Howard & Bro, has Chan
pion Drllls for sale, and excellent guano AIS,
Mr. P. Hamilton wants colored teuan
The Columbian Tournament to be held I.
iughesville on the 23rd instant, will be Ii
affair Of the season
Col. AcKibein's tourney on the Both mul
not be sverlos ked.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-08-11

Steam navigation was once lGok.d upon
with doubt. So was the power OF DR.. Fen
ner' Cough Honey to relieve any cough in one
hour, until thousands OF trials demonstrated
the fact. Equally good for horses. Gives
energy and strength Money refunded if sat
sfaction not given. For sale by all dealers
and w. W. Padgett, Port Tobacco.
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Horse Killed.

NJ. j. Hubert Rol crfs lost a m7re ~
Tuesday BY falling in tie cannery well II L,
PLAZA The ANNUAL was NJ large in the village
aud walked on the covering Of the well ahis,h
was insecure and fill in. When the accident
was discovered the nare was still alive stirring
about in tie water which was about fourteen
feet deep, but died shortly after being pulled
out
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Dental Notice.
will visit professionally:
La Plata, August It'll to 18th inclusive.
DR.. P. Z SASSCER.
Religious Notice.

Divine services will be held D. W, at
Pispah. N. E. Church, South, SATURDAY. and
Sunday. August 18th and 18th, at ! a. m.
and at La Plkia, Sunday, August 18th at 80
u. m. Preaching by the Rev. J. 3. Arm
strong, p. H. Quarterly Conference will he
held at Pisgah, Saturday, Immediately after
public services. Sacrament of the Lords
Supper on Sunday.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-08-11

Why isn't this good thing2 DR.. Fenner's
Kidney and Backaehe Cure is warranted to
give satisfaction in every case or money re-
turned Such proposition couldn't he
thought OF if the medicine wasn't superior TO
An others. For sale by all dealers and W. W.
padyett Port Tobacco.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-08-11

Whoever is bowed down and oppressed will
rfeel like himself again" after dose of Dr..
Fenner's Capitol Bitters. Elevates all the vital
functions, giving appetite and strength. A
full dose relieves pain and produces sleep At
night. For old people, women, invalids, and
to ward off disease. For sale by all dealers
and W. W. Padgett, Port Tobacco.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-08-11

For headaches. billiousness. constipation,
dizziness. sleeplessness, the blues, serofula,
the blood and All skin erupiions DR.. Fenner
Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic
never fails. Warranted to satisfy or money
refunded. Could this be afforded If the rem
edy wasn't ce.tainl For sale by all dealers
and W. W. Padgeit, Port Tobacco.
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Runaway.

Runaway.
The horse attached to TIE vehicle of the
mail contractor on the route from TINS
into St. Mary's county, ran away on Monday
morning and the vehicle was demolished and
the driver painfully hurt.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-08-11

George !. Sloan : Bro lumber dealer.
whose card appears in this paper are wei
ka9wh III olghout this county They ar,
making special effort for country business
ana W. are confident TUT our patrons will d.
well to see item before buying The board;
quoted for are all sonud, barge IS feet long
ana fair widths. The tlooring is worked, and
the shingles will make good servi ceable roo
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-08-11

WILLS ard Robertson.

The above FIRM IS prepared 10 furnish all
grades Of fertilizers To the farmers AT the low
est prices: 5 q. Rock, sls, Pure Ground
Iionr S3u. Star Is = pnnsIlate,ai IS itv ton
Analysis guar q. send them your orders
aug il-gt
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-08-11

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria-
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria-
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria'
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-08-11

The Rev. Gilbert Fearing Williams. Arch
deacon Of Washington, will hold Convocationil
Services in the various Parishes in Charles
county during the month Of September
J.E POlNDElTER.
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You

nov us by this Trade
ign: It Is an old
aud mark.
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DIN n Pleasant Trip

Mr.. aud Mrs George T. Carrie, accom-
panied by their sisters, Miss Helen carrico aud
s.iss May Hughes, OF baltimore, lei last
week for trip around the great Lak's. The,
will visit the " ss''''-' F'i' ""d = t'r"sn" s'op
at Niagara Fab
two weeks
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TO THE P0PULlSTS OF
CHARLES COUNTY.

You are hereby called to assemble in Port
Tobacco, on
Tuesday, August 29th, 1898.
ut Il A. M, for the purpose Of nominating
candidates to he voted for at the next election,
NOV Tth.l Candidates 10 be voted for, are
rs follows One State Senator, two RI piesen-
tatiyes to the House Of Delegates, one County
Commissioner, one Sheriff, and a county Sur
veyor All who voted the Populisi tirket ut
the last National Election and all declaring
intention Ia support that ticket at the coming
election are earnestly req iesied 10 atiend.
JOHN T. IlIGGES, VI d.
+ W. STONE
} O. HOW ARD,
=. C. KENnRlCK
ARTHUR THOMAS,
ang 4-ti Committee
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Exhibition Days of the Agricultural
Fair Association, Of Prince Georges county,
Md, September 18th, 18th l4th and 18th, 80.
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TENANT WANTED.

A Culored TeHant wanted to work my
farm. Prospect Hill, the ensuing year
Win furnish team Apply to
JOHN ?. HAMILTON,
aug 1lbt LA Plata, lid.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-08-11

Mr.. W J. Norris, representing the shoe
mouse OF Horner Brus, is making his regular
trip through the county. Mer-
chants, save up your orders,
and help your county man, and you know
Il o that you can rely upon what Dan says about
bis goods.
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OUR

hoes are noted for ,A,
wv prices We quote for
leh Sup .rior Quail
g.
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Mrs NJ A. Taylor, of WashiI gton, y c.,
accompanied hy her daughters, Mrs. Bradford
B4,eman, Miss Wood, and Miss Lulu God,
are summering at their country home 'I at
ten" On thu Wicomco
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Eotal aan Qrrsonal.

Jgs~ The Office Of The lsDEPKspsET has been
removed 20 the frat floor Of The Aasonie ifati,
iusmediatsiy ePposas he Episcopal Church.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-08-11

DR.. P. W. Ildakns has received the Mp
poiutment Of deputy ii the interniI isgenue
Sc vice. under VaLdiver, AMI viii Re loc led
IN Washington. The Office pays SliJO per
ayuum.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-08-11

Mr. J an Blnting. tu'!ic school teacher
tf this county, but who is on visit 10 his
home N ST. Mays county, Is reported 10 have
ecu seriously injured by UeIns throsn irom
rua l-way horse.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-08-11

Miss Brittle G.. nningion rs purchased n t
IN The ce1ire Of h. Plat, gu Main Avaau,,
and will ntgn at gu tue erection OF d"ell-
ING. Aud so the rity grows.
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Forty Hours Devotion, religious exercise
the Catholic Church vii begin at 81.
IN 5 Church on sunday n'xt, lasting ua-
4 .slay, Inclusive.
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East SkONhegaIi.

since our ,noW storm of lat week sc
have had very cold freezing weather.
Wednesday the llth We hauled our
apple. to the village aud it WAS said ii
vas the coolest day of the winter thu
far. \ fcW barrels upon examination,
on -oinc load that Werr drawn long
distance We're found 10 he frozen. 1t /,
thought by many, more apple. were
hauled into the village Tuesday and
Wednesday 10 be- shipped than eyer be
fore in two day. The buyer, i'll this
vicinity, only took The largest aud best
lots, leaving many SMALL lot of good
fruit un-old.
j. q. Page and wife were in this l,lace
last week visiting relatives. and Mr..
Page SAYS the apples on and around Bel
grade hill are uu-old and there are Il
number OF thousand bis. SOME having A.
many a. tlyc or six hundred harrcl- and
most of them nice Baldwins.
.Iudkiu- and Moody hay press moved
into Salem Edmund barn, Moore -,Mill-
Monday morning With their old crew
which are good workers. with -four good
hauling cattle,
cur elcghing i, getting hard on th'
stage road the dry dirt working mp aud
mixing With the >no~.
Grace aud Jennie BurriIl returnc'
home last week from Watrrvllr and
Fairfield for short visit and rr-t
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Il now have Il good appetite and iIaSe
grown strong and recovered my old-time
energy and ambition. do not feel II
al nervous. Tho duh feeling in my
head is all gone. and really feel IL we'll
Us have for Il number OF years.
II consider these results remarkable
in the comparatively short time have
been taking the remedy. and cannot
speak too highly of the good that it has
done me.
S"I hope others affected with nervous
or chronic disease will use Or. Greene :
Ncrvura blood and nerve remedy, foI
after what it has done in my cast. ii
will surely cure them.
1t beats all what This wonderful rem
edy will do and We do moi wonder that
so many people regard il Il, a life and
health saver.
We know it To be perfectly Harmless,
and purely vegetable All druggist
keep it for sale for 81 but it must not be
classed with so-callcd patent medicines.
for it is Il physicians prescription, the
discovery of the great nerve specialist
who is so wonderfully successful in eur
ing chronic or long standing complaints,
DR.. Greene. of 80 Temple Place, Boston
Mass. The Doctor can g consulted
without charge by any and all who rc-
quire medical advice and Treatment. eth
or by visiting his Office or writing hin
about the complaint.
At any rate. use hi wonderful mcdi
cine
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I'ittsiield.

The uou revival meetings have gone
on with increasing attendance the last
week, with new ones Confe, sing Christ
every day, sunday Mr.. {. VI. Bailey
Wa> present. 1t wa, another wonderful
day of blessing, over twenty made Il
move in Christian lite. The service,
through the day were of Il most impress
,ivt and interesting character. Monday
evening WAS the last meeting ot the
cvangclistS With Us. The services were
shaped for a farewell meeting aud were
strikingly happy tor participation and
results. \ testimony exercise in which
two hundred and seventy took part
came first then remarks by the evange-
lists. Invitation was given for new
ones to stand up for the Lord aud seven
responded. At the last those converted
* H. ;s;,s...a. re,2is4.l fA.4aAA eh.Ai@.
around the church joining hands, over a
hundred OF them, and sang Shall We
Gather at the River. 1t was "A touching
and inspiring scene. About one hun
DIR Il and thirty have begun the thristiah
life or been reclaimed. These men ot
God have dom for II, = large and faith
lul work. and Wr part from them with
deep regret They 90 immediately Ia
Woons uckri. Il. |. The meetings viii
Ice cont iucd in union n few evenings
longer. then the ordinary services of the
churches uu,i al necessity b" resumed,
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Harmony

The school, in districts Ne. = aud r.
CLOSED Friday of last week. the former
having been taught by Miss Ellie stat
ford and the latter by Nettie X. Bcmi,.
Both schools have been in session fifteen
weeks, which is quite long enough for
mall pupils to attend without vacation.
Mr.. Webster llurd and wife, who tor
the past eleven year have made their
hume in Minneapolis, Mimi. have re-
Gently arrived in town to spend por-
ton of The winter with their parent, and
relatives here.
G.. H. Rhoadc> i hauling goods for
Prnncll Il Marble.
Ora Will, j. home from the woods.
There will be Il quarterly meeting at
the church Sunday, Ian. -. Rev. Mr..
Wentworth will pre- ldc.
The sunday school has been adjourned
until next May.
Mr.. Frank Rowe has shot nine deer in
town the past fan np to the present
time
Mr= tNru, Chadhnlr44 had hi- haeL
severely injured last week by Il falling
tree where he WAS Al work He is re-
covering.
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I'i>liOn> Ferry

Nj. and Mr.. Scot BurHll Nefe re-
eentIA mnle happy by the birth OF a
daughter
Mr. Henry Iittletield, Win la. beer
visiting her brother, Mr.. !. {. lcuning-
has returned Ia her home in Bo"doin-
ham. she VIZ accompanied by hcl
mother. Mr.. T.. Il. lack Who Nil -Pcnd
several weeks with her
Wedding reception Mr. and Mr.. j
[. Jennings held reception at thril
home saturday evening. Jan. It'll, and
friends to the number 81 twenty-five
were present. On account ot the bad
travelling, many friends from distance
Worc unable to attend. The evening
passed very pleasantly, music lending
it, charm to the happy occasion. \
nice treat consisting OF candie-, peanuts,
and fruit aud lastly wedding cake were
passed around. Among the presents re-
ceiycd va, handsome patent rocker, a
token OF regard from their ncighbors
The happy couple have the best wishes
OF their mtuy friends.
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Madison

Eyer, body i rejoicing o1er the 9no"
storm.
Mr.. L. \. Wood l. quite -ick with
,ciatiea rheumatism.
The Indian spring ~oolen mill i. run
ming day aud night tor the present
to fll orders.
Mr.. t,corec Titcomb OF Chicago, H..
has bcen in town the past week on a
visit 10 his sister, Mr. br Kent
i VI. Jordan ha, returned aeain to
Madison, after an absence ri number
of months, aud /, working in the mach
inc shop of the Indian spring wooden
mill.
Whooping cough ha- again COME to
town and is making victim, of the child
rem.
The farmer, are improving their time
since the -uow, by hauling their wood
and hay to market.
Mr.. John Jacob, elegant no~ house
on Pine Street Is completed and if"Y
moved into il last week.
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st. Adams

liu-lun>- ii the various mill would
nov hc brisk ii there was a littc IN IT
water To make the wheels 20 round.
-Four team. including Joe Bridges,
who steers round "A four hor-c lig, are
nov hauling to Southland, birch mill,
where about Il cords of spool stock per
day are being run ont.
Only u tc~ team, a, yet, arr hauling
|. O. " in.loN'> hard wood lumhcr, not
snow enough in the Wood- for good
Shedding.
The gri,t and feed mill leased by Wins
low, and in charge of tha,. Emery j.
doing a rushing business.
The short crop of hay mlkc- the de-
maud tor feed brisk.
Enough -hoscl handle block, CONT in
10 keep the men going nj \. Il. turner's
shovel handle factory. The shovel
handle blocks never come in freely and
in large quantities until The Shedding l.
poor enough i'll the .priug Ia haul across
the bare bridge and lou@ stretches of
ground inlaid with skid.
/ lac men have broken camp who were
cutliu. hard wood on the "llathorn
Lot" Tor |. o. WINSTON E-q. They have
enough cut Ia keep hi teams hauling
after birch i in.
Mr.. LovcN Fu~-. who i nearly -
YEAR ut age, Wa again quite i'll SUNDAY
night. 1t i feared -hc may not rally.
She is one OF the oldest persons in town,
mother of Daniel Foss Esq. of this town
With whom She resides. and OF VI. {. Eos
known in, aud formerly a resident of
SLnV hpUuu
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Ripley

business ha> shown marked signs OF
activity since the snow of last week
Some are getting up wears supply of
wood and qutca number are hauling in
lumber at Il. ". Felker's mill.
Fclkrr and Scavcy are repairing aud
putting III It wheel al the lower mill and
will SAW short lumber this winter.
Charlie, Folsom i putting several hun
drcd cords of white birch at the top of
the Page hill for |. q. WinSlow of st.
Adams, Win>loW'> teams TAX, it to the
latter place, where it will hr manutact-
urcd into spool bars.
H. ". FclI>er Slipped and fell one day
last week aud hurt himself - n To be
laid mp Tor several day.
Geo Fields j. getting the lumb r cut
by Horace Frost the past fall. He has
bought the long lumber aud viii haul
the rest tor Frost.
Henry Bullel LOST a nice Two rnar Old
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Di z D.

NV Portland Dec. :, Mrs Fiavilla y. oil
Inns. Aged y WEARS, months aud days
Skowhegan- Dec. ~, Mr.. John McGrilli~.
Aged NJ wears month and 3 DAYS.
Brooklinc, Mass January II, Mrs EIbridge
Rukcr ot SkoWheg1n. Aged about 50 years
Portland -IaugarY -, Mrs. Fred Elwell OF
SkOwhcgan.
Mcrcer-January 10, lanes Greenleaf. aged
II years, months.
North Madi-ou-Jauuary :. Miss Eva Bean
Aged about 90 years.
observation-disclosures II, Earlin NJ. son OF
Bradford Fields. Aged months, 10 days.
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Bound Books I5C Geo, Cushing S
SherihS Sale.
STATE or MAINE

SONIHSEr s.
Taken this thirteenth day OF january :. u
1893 on execution dated January A. %. 1893
issued on Judgment rendered on the 18th
day Of December, 4. u isS2 by the superior
Court for the County Of Kcnnebec at term
thereof holden at Augusta within and for said
County of kcnurbcc, On the first Tuesday OF
December 4. u, 1872, in favor OF i. Manchester
Haynes of said Augusta. against Charles VI.
Foster Of Richmond in the ountv of Saga4ia
hoe, for TwcntN-scven Hundred and Fifty
four Dollars aud Twelve Cents .275i.l2i, debt
or damage. and on" Hundred and Seven
Dollars aud Twenty eight Cents s107. y ,
costs of suit, on which Judgment the sum of
seventy threc Dollars and seventy eight Cent
s73 ~ was paid Dece M ber 18th, \. u. 1892 a nd
will be sold at public auction at the Probate
Court Room in the Court House at skowhegan
in the County of some rsct, to the highest
bidder, on the th'ftecnt II day of FEBRUARY, 4. p.
1888 at eleven O'Clock in the forenoon, the
following described real estate and all the
right, title and interest which the said
Charles VI, Foster has in the same, or had on
the 10th day of February =. u, 1887, at four
O'Clock and httv-tnrec minutes in the after
noon, at the time when the same was attached
on the original writ in the same suit on which
the aforesaid Judgment was rendered sub
iect to the said debtors right OF redcmption
to wit: certain piece or parcel OF land, sit
uated in Township No. 3 in the seventh Range
west of the kenncbcc River in said County Of
somerset known as he Parlin Stream. Tract
and bounded and desert bed as follows, name
lY; bounded on the south by the Upper Cold
Stream tract: on the cast by Misery Town: on
the north by the SaPlinE Gore ana Jackman
Town; Oh the west by Parlr. Pond Farm and
old Canada Road Ia the VI ilhon Acre line near
the Iackman place, escrving two public lots
on the east line at tnc same about two hun
drcd acres each, containing in said tract ten
same premises conveyed hy tbnrr Coburu
ct all To Charlie i. Foster hv deed dated
February .. 49, and recorded in somerset
Registry Of Deeds, Hook la, Page 81.
Dated this thirteenth day OF January \. u.
rsq".
3v3 rHo~. rAEBoTT. sheriff
tfa..r ...Fr ttraF.