FOR SALE.

Litchfeld, April 5, 1882

MAD DOGS.
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 WHEREAS it appears to us the subscr w bers, Civil Authority of the town of Salisbury. that mad dogs have been and now are at large in the said town of Salisbury, by reason whereof we do judge the inhabitants of this town and state, and their property, to he in danger: Whereupon we do order that all dogs belonging to or found in the said town of Salisbury be confined and retrained in safe and secure places, so that they be not at large for the space of thirty days from tEis date; so that said inhabitants and their pro- perty be effectually secured, upon the penalty of the statute in such cases provided. And we do further order, that if any dog, belonging to or in the possession of any person residing in this town, shall be found unconfined and unrestrained in this town within the space of thirty days from this date, it shall be lawful for any person to kill such dog SO found un- confined and unrestrained.

 Dated at Salisbury, this March gath, 1889.

 ELISHA STERLING, Es

 LOT NORTON,

 SAMUEL CHURCH, SS

 NEWMAN HoLLEY, (T5

 PHILANBER WHEELER, go 4S JOHN c. MITCHELL, 6

 