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Administrators Notice. Estate of ROBERT BELL. Deceased.

Notice ls hereby given ;he essoss and al Fer-oas kavisg claims Rxa-sss the estate of Robert lsei ae ceased Co present the The uRderssBed Admisss ,rssar ai fhs Ris Verde CSslsfy d faSafsi, Terfitary of Arszloa te ese ef Dc Psstra,e 9s In the ss PIesott withss ose ysr s@ tss as.s p Nsats af ts uoes sr he szne viii fe frxver t@1rrd and ali p-rsas iasi~i se sad sssis --S Aefs05 fs% ea te snaks immediate E.sy Rseat ,-,-.
 Prescott A. T., perss1ees ' issz
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. in town this
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Masonic.

M,mcd persons were, on Fricay tailed as officers of Aztlan Lodge
 NJ, for the ensuing Masonic term: rti., W. M. {; Thos. Cordis, S. W. {;
 q w.; Aaron Wertheimer, Treas ave, Secretary ]. 4. Anderson, inrson, J. D.; G. Hathaway. Stew sn burg. do. {; c. E.. Berry, Tyler {; aaI
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Grand Ball.

An affair of this kind will be given in Wornser * Wcrtncimcr's new building, ou Christmas Eve, December 2i Supper will be served at one of the restaurants. Good music, order, etc, will contribute 10 make the affair grand success.
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Good Grass.

Even at tbs late season, there is an abundance of good grasses on mountains and plains, all around Prescott, which fact points to what this section will be- after Indians will have ceased their @abors as dilligent stock thieves.
 We will then have the fattcst horses, mules, asses, cows, goats, sheep, etc, of any State.
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We stated, some lime ago, upon information from a reliable dilapidary, Of course, that Donald Ross of Camp Verde, had been fired at by Indians, and now comes Donald. and ayers that it is all mistake He got hls eagle eye on six Indians but they didn't shoot at him. Let it be recorded
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Books Opened.

Levi Bashforl wishes us 10 inform every body and lis better half that Centennial books are now in his possession, ready for names of subscribers to the big celebration, that is to lc. See outside of the MINER for "piuts" in the program.
 Nr. Bashford is one of the authorized agents for this bleeding Territory.
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Hon. Vim. II. Hardy arrived in town Thursday afternoon last, from Mineral Park, Mohayc county Col. Baker had commenced running his furnace Mr. Hardy brought in some stones which look more like diamonds than any stones yet exhibited in Prescott.
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our excellent military commander X; Major James Nelson and wife, ter. started early tGis week to go 10
 some 45 miles eastward of Prescott. Aplchcs will net interfere with tse
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iair Warning.

ihard all year, for the pleasure sfrons, the MINER force Is now
 k, and will use their best cndeay. smas Eve, Christmas Day and ms, so that our patrons nay rest E to read very little in the MINER
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Branch House.

.hcll, an cntcrprising citizen Of this
 homt recently, from Salt River he Is going to open large carriage, elk smith shops.
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Asserting Uncle Sam's mails these cold morn tugs Is fsr from being pleasant employment, especially when tho job Is done in poorly put together board house.
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citizen, M. Wcrmser, reached san 'ouPle of weeks ago, from the Allan is shipping nice stock of goods at this place.
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Messrs John NcDcrwin, Wm o'Neil and Thos Roddick, three of our couniy's sturdy yeomcn were in town this week from Kirkland and Skull Valleys.
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Jack L. has the reputation of being the sickcdest man in Prescott, but he, too, goes to church There is hone then, for the worst of us.
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Having plentiful supply of rich and rare gcms, Doc Tompkins is engaged in procuring quite a collection of town-ots. Lots of everything is what Doe likes to have.
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WA. Dcaring is now at work with hi' corn- sheIicr Those who haye work for his slcller are .,...,.v, their orders at the store of C. P. Head tS Co, or at thls office dee7tf.
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Ges. D. Roberts has returnei to Gen. Cash wiler s20, 900 which he got from said G. for "soft !" diamond stock.
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Allen Culumbcr came in Thursday last from the Bradshaw country, and informs us that per have been prospecting ant hills, for dia- ,uonds, on the divide leading from Walnut Grove fn Minnrhaha ElaI
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blocks Of townlets were disposed Monday last, by K. Mcachanl, auc- r the direction of Judge Fleury, lkiug and issuing deeds as fast as | for. The town must now have a ouey on hand or due it.
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lnd Odd Fellows of Prescott arc uild and equip hall of their own ions to see them do so soon.
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Leap Year.

But short time is now left Single ladies who would make known their wishes, and, for the sake of bashful bachelors, we beg such lid!cs to "up and at c!n."
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pr. ]. II. Pierson. general superintendent of Grants Stage lines has again placed nsunder obli rstioas for favors, which were highly priZed.
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son, U. $. Mirshal Of this Territory ,his departure for Southern Arizona
 session of the Supreme Court, etc.
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Telling on Him.

The cares and pcrpicxitcs of office; or, rather, offices, arc telling on Judge Flcurys apetitc for rice pudding, of which. he now eats sparingly.
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It is said that the Quartcrmaster's Department as refused, still refuses, to receive corn, refusal that makes bad worse for the farmers of this see ton.
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Mountain Saw Mill Moves & Cur
 running early this week, on biil Bill Smith, of Alamos, near Wick
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eaching and Praying

eiorc more diligently followed in now. Just think -of sermon and
 evening. God wiA surely send rain V.
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December 9th, near Mifilin, Pa, two trains of carscollided. when five persons were killed and five wounded.
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Another party is organizing for the Kuoy Fields north of our town.
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Kendall, administrator of the es- Stitt, deceased, gives the usual column.
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The God Of day is not now the scorching luminary he was a couple of months ago.
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MIX, butter aud eggs are scarce and dear in this market, and We call upon cows and chickens to do then level best, now that the Holidays are upon us.
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Our Legislative talent will soon start for the Territorial Capital, where, ~e hope they will as tonish the COW county statesmen.
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II Hewitt, c. K. Wilson, Ed. Grant, C. Loeher and R. Hitler arrived here by Grants stage, on Friday mornlng.
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Farms for Sale.

Two of be bes, farms of Yavapai county offered for sale, cheap together with houses agricultural inPle meuts. &c. Water fIr irrigation.
 Apply s' ths MINER office when further rarticu lars will be given deyitf
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formerly a Lieutenant of the sth armed to Prescott.
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Corn Smelling.

S c. Rogers, of Camp Hualpai, has bccu visit ing Prescott.
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They Rob a Ranchman

Word comes from Wickenburs, in this county, that Indians recently stole all of Geo. II. Wilson's stock
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Peter Harvey, formerly ofthis vicinity, has set' tied down at Sanford, on the tina River.
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{, y.E C. Thomas, and some other just rsLsrned from a fishing and "a. Mf. II. informs us that ses-
 xsre f~>iAs
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Messrs. Harris .s stubbleheld are making some rery good improvements on Slaughter-Honse Flat, near Prescott.
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T, of tho Pioneer News Depot us .pnder obligations for picture
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SIfn SsOA per day. Agents wanted All classes of 1OsOp-O working people. of either young or old make money work for in their spare m,in"n- all tho tni" tn at anything else. Particulars free. Address C. >t,nsou & Co Portland Maine. uo3lyl
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'rescott a good opening for milln- mt.
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See notice of farms for sale. 1sis is a good chance.
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m Prescott to the saw-mills stands air.
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AZTLAN LODGE No. TT, F. & A. NJ.

Regular Mee,ings @. this i.odg. on tie last M Ss,urity of each month, at o'ciock r. N. X X snFar1,!ag brethrrn are frs..rnally invited to attend.
 II. BROOKS, W. NJ THOMAS CORDS. Secretary.
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A N .L l. E c TIT O " For Municipal Authorities.

Ia accordance with order male by tlf psari of Su PeryiSars Monday. December 9th, Ira. declaring that this shall be ihsvGrai.d village and said Beard having ordered election and aPInied three n spcct,Ts supehntenI said election cws Henry N. fleury. Levi Bashfrd John Rable- herewith give ae,sce ia accordaace there with, tfEi
 Tuesday, January l4th, 1873 T.ere will he m election held a: t1e office oi the Hruta's Judge. tJ e'tct ascof!ng % Jaw, the isHni ei7si al.iiuf.4es uf tue village. ts WIt:
 One Mayor. four Gosiocslmen. Marshal Assessor. Treasurer. one IoaBd Master.
 The Polls vil be opal from 10 o'clock a. Estil o'claek p.a. HENRY ". FIEOkY,
 Chairman 4 Board os Isspeciofs-
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Administrators Notice. Estate of PHILIP DIVER, Deceased.

Noes is hereby gvss 70 inc ere8tOrs asd 70 p~rsan. having claims sEains; tbe sstafe of f'sHP D-yer dc. csassi t9 rsrs@ai ts @ the uBersusi Adiant. toT. u Catap Date Crvk County sf Ysvagal J.rriiary of ATz0aa ai ths oiee sf the Fstie JDdRe in inc town of Prescott wia foH ihs frsi ghl oaisa of ihs aotiee be w bs fsever tsarfsd Aad all person. indebted ;s said he.y r-qss sis "a make immediate Tsysnsut-
 WILLIAM ! yOLKNAR. Adminss.r4snr. Prescott A r.. DrossaDcr 5 i-72. ds5t5
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The milan Appropriation asked for, this year, fee'' up Sss19ss6s tSife less than
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
F. Q R - A L F.

Extra copies of tts ARIZONA 9INER-foiei in wrappers, vhea desrea-alwsys hand a; ;hs ofee, More1una street Prescott. Pricc $ cents ver copy.
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I.O.O.F.. ARIZONA LODGE, NO. i

,>.s.sss Regular Meetings of ,his I..sc ou Wet. .Sf,SSSSc a.>lHy Ev~nn.-,. at Masonic Hall Ni-fr-
 Tft<' hers ,f the Orior, iu go-s standing are invited to attend C. 4. LUKE \. G J. H. N kDDEN Secretary.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
yiCk'S AL G HID i[ For 1878.

The GUIDE is published Quarterly. 9 cents rays year four numbers, which is not haii the "s' Ti,o-c vo nfn -i si. f Dollar more for Seeds may also urier Twenty five CentS worth eNtrI-ihc price Iad for the Guide.
 The J0pUHry .NHmtcr is beautiful, giving plans fur making Rural Eomss, Designs fer Dining Table Dec0ra t.Oas. Window Gardens. &r., and cuualnIg nS d in- formation invaluable Ip the lover ui H"Urt>-''ne Hundred and Fiy prs ,iuied ja;"r Five Hundred Eugrtyings and superb C0'0sei Plate and Ch7ono Cover. .--fhe First Edition ot Two ili NnEip THovsANp just printed in English and German. and ready Co send JAMES NICk. Rochester, \. '.
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A First Class Business

Far rpst,a ,,e. ---, f'ss asssrqce s. making from g fI t S5 Osg rf aousf1 cer H sa lr"d "eH a"rfm m si.h ar Agency f8 eSsusi et-- e' vfss hr HENRY gyARn if-Ef.IIFR WILLIAM Ci'tLEN BRYANT. IT ApRTt,T HEECHEE STOWE ar. Write for Jrar. iir1Iar. ao ' F FORD C.. N-x York. -r9 Kssfsy Street san frlness-o. de7tl
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POST OFFICE, PREsCOTr. Arrivals and Departures O: Mai!s--Po5ts Rules-Money OrdsIs, Sc, &c.

Mails arrive from all pou.s Mr1iavS and 1hurslays Depart. Ncdnrstsys and SaiUnliys.
 Oti~c nllrs from r. M.
 Money Orders issued every day "i the week except Sunday ORLANDO ALLEN r. N.
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LUMBER, LUMBER.

ALL KINDS OF BUILDING LrMHrR KEPT cof,sfaB'iy Ou hand ai <Au Mil. sys ss8fh af IF. sosff
 All oriers isa w.th Mezss. AnsR whHs wirl secure prutnfs attsH.tin
 Terms. easb dsHvs-y r' fhe Mn a Arsa < whtss store. Prescott -hs s4fssF<>l reaqips ts all moDsy ihAi iissy Haay ls Tssl sssa ases-ssi.
 NpIEs CURTIS prs,s-F A T. sep'eus,s-fs q iS5. s-r7sf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-09-21

In certain city may be seen in front of the
democratic headquarters a large Transparent
cy, on which is painted oaricatures of the
genial Horace and the moral d. Gratz Brown.
These caricatures resemble certain advertls.
ing handbills headed, Before Using It,
after Using It. Horace's poll has the ap.
pearance of newly chalked skating rink,
while that of Gratz Brown has such an album
dance Of hair and beard as to appear super
fuous. A stranger in the city the other day
actually took the transparency for an adver-
Using dodge, and exclaimed "Ef the stuff
brings the hair out like that, dog my cats ef
don't have bottle of it," He was seen a
short time afterwards making his way up
stairs to find the hair restorer man. How he
succeeded we have not learned
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Boston Items,

Boston, 20. The Eighth Congressional Dis
trict Republican Convention unanimously
nominated j. NJ. S. Williams of Cambridge,
for Congress, and A. c. Mayhem of milford,
Presidential elector. Gov. Clefin was presi-
dent of the convention.
Jesse Pomeroy, IA years old residing with
his mother in South Boston, is under arrest
for decoying boys from to 0years of age to
out of the way p aces, stripping, gagging, ty-
ing them up, beating and otherwise maltreat-
ing them. In many cases he cut small holes
under his victims eyes, disiguring them for
life, and intlicting on others painful cuts and
stabs on various parts of the body. He con-
tesses the crimes.
W. f. Sheridan, of the Globe Theatre,
gave his testimony to-day before Nessrs.
Burnham and Hill, U. S. Steamboat Inspec-
tors, relative to the Metis disaster, of which
he was survivor. No new facts are ELECTED.
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though the country Is quite rough and not ia
rorable for the building of railroads.

There seems to be general desire on the
part of many residents on the east side Of the
river In this city, that concrete sidewalk
should be built on the north side of Cony
street, extending from the Kennebec bridge to
Arsenal street, thence down Arsenal street to
st. Catharine's Hall, and perhaps to the Arse
nal gate. The present sidewalk, most of the
way, is miserable, broken up affair, is non
est part of the way, and dangerous to pedes-
trianism in the night time. The ladies attend
ing school at the Hall do most of their trading
on this side of the river, and they and the in
stitulion are entitled to some little considera-
ton from the city in furnishing decent side
walk
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News From New York.

New York, 20. At the meeting of the
Clearing Association this p. NJ, nothing def
mite was done in the matter of the city Bank
of Commerce refusing to pay out legal ten
ders on certifec checks.
The Italians of this city, to-day celebrated
the anniversary of the occupation of Rome.
by a festival at Suffers Park and grand
ball this evening. The proceeds will be de-
voted to the Mazzini monument fund
Capt. Maury, the first mate and engineer
of the steamship Eastern Queen, arrived to-
day. He is charged by members of the crew
with ill-treatme mt and with securing the i'm
prisonment of Jacob Ruth at Aspinwall, from
July 10Th to Aug. 23d. Bail was given by
the prisoner.
It is understood that the Clearing House
Association will adopt rule which will pre-
vent holders of large certified checks obtain
ing legal tenders, unless the checks come
through the clearing house. Public senti-
ment favors the position of the banks.
/; is understood that the lookup people
have DE- cded to restore their locked up green
backs 10 circulation.
The November interest to be paid by the
government amounts to nearly $4,000 900,
and fully nine-tenths of it belongs to Euro
pean holders of our bonds.
1t is reported that portion of the short in
terest in the stock market closed out to -day,
bat the amount still uncovered is known to be
enormous. 1t is rumored that the covering
party in Erie have come to terms with the
bears in the stocks, but il is probable that
the stock will be Immediately over sold, so
extremely hazardous is the deal in one way
or the other.
The Grand Council of Tammany Hall, to-
day, re solved to continue Augustus Schell as
Grand Sachem.
Arrived, steamer Algeria and City of Bal
timore from Liverpool.
The second Connecticut regiment received
an ovation tonight on their march down
Broadway to the New Haven steamer, by
which they left for home.
There was good attendance including
many ladies, and fine trotting AT the Prospec,
Park fair grounds to-day.
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been written BY Don Carlos to the Pope Il
circulating in Paris. It promises a speedy
renewal Of the Carlist resurrection in Spain,
with ample means.
London, 20. The Bishop of Lincoln, Ely
and Westminster, of the Church Of England,
and the Episcopal Bishop of Maryland, U.
S., were present at the opening Of the old
Catholic Congress at Cologne to- day. Among
the speakers was DR.. Roher of New York.
The mine owners of Newcastle to- day, in
reply to the demands of deputa.ion from
the miners association, refused an advance o
fifteen per cent. in their wages, on the groune
that the prices of coal had already fallen
and that further decline was expected.
Mrs Scott Siddons is passenger on the
steamship City of Brussels, which sailed yes
terday from Liverpool for New York.
Halifax. 20. The steamship Peruvian,
which arrived last night from Liverpool via
Que enstown, has two of her crew sick with
the small pox.
The steamship Niger, from London, arrived
to-day.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Washington, 20. Dispatches received at
the navy department to-day from Rear Adj
migral jenkins, commanding the Asiatic sta
ton, dated tliogo Robe, Japan, Aug. l6, re-
ports the following movements of vessels in
the squadron:
The Colorado remains at Robe, where she
arrived July 18th; she would sail In few
days for Nagasaki and thence for Chefoo,
China, where the Admiral is expected to ar
rive about the LIST inst, The Alaska is at the
north Of China, under orders to visit Men
Chwang; she was expected to be at Chefoo
about the first of September.
Secretary Delano left Washington this
forenoon for Ohio, where he will take part in
the pending political canvass.
Assistant Secretary Cowan also left for
Bellairis, Ohio, on the receipt of a telegram
that his young child was dying.
Information has been received from St.
Petersburg states that the mem bers of the in
ternational statistical convention were treat
ed by the Russian government and the mu-
nicipality of St. Petersburg with marke ed
kindness and highest consideration. There
appears general desire of the Russar
members of the congress to hold the nexl
session, two years hence, in the United
States
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
Daily Kennebec Journal,
MAINE STATE FAIR.

| Bangor, 20 The weather to-day was al
yesterday, unpropitious, but the rain ceased
falling in the forenoon AMI the trotting com
menced at ten o'clock.
The first race was for three minute horses
best in 8, purse $500; Slz5 to first, $50 tc
second, S25 to third. The following is the
summary
A. w. Bracket rs b Bayard, l, /.
{. o. Skinner MS b Scott, 9, 2.
Safirey names b st. Elmo, 4, 8.
George Connor ms m Velvet, 8, T.
j. b. Watts MS ok IN Lucy Knox. 3 dis.
Time 2.49 2, g. so.
The second race was for the grand sweep
stakes, $685.; S400 o first, Sl25 to second
$50 to third and $50 to fourth. The follow
ing is the summary;
G. o. Conner ms. blk m Ink, l, |, /.
j. b. p. Whe eden ms q Calais Boy, 3, 9, q
A. c. Scribner MS blk m Gentle Annie, ?, 3,
8.
Time PIG, 2.40 1-2, PAP 1-2
Tomorrow there is to be stallion race in
the forenoon for purse Of 5000, and at two
O'Clock race for purse of 500, open to all
horses owned in Maine
Owing to the rain which fell all day, the at
tendance was smaller than on previous days.
large number Of the prize cattle were
taken from the grounds to-day. The fair
viii close to morrow.
This evening there was a discussion on
business farming, opened by d. II. Thing of
Mt. Vernon. There was good attendance
and much interest manifested.
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over week ago and ii. ~h.s.sssss /. =.

known ~
Mr.. Allen Colby Of Brun swiok, vho 4 urn..
nected with the Rowland brothers Of Ton.
sham in the manufacture Of the car DERRICK
the association bearing the name Vt the Col.
by Manufacturing Company-has lately con.
structed a modification Of the derrick which
Is to be used in the moving Of buildings. i.
Launched from the yard Of Messrs. Ride
out G Lord in Calais, fine schooner called
the Emma McAdam; burden 2I7 tons, o. m.
dimensions length l02 IT,, breadth "a Ia Il.
depth 81 #. She il owned by Messrs
Kideout Lord, John McAdam sons and
Capt. J. 5. Murch, who is to command her.
Thus far this year there has been no dam.
age to the crops in Aroostook county On &C..
count of frosts. - ia
The earnings of the European & North
American railroad for the last month were
S37, 2330 OF. ~
1t is the intention Of the Trustees of the
Portland Horticultural Society to hold their
autumnal exhibition sometime in the early
part of October.
The Press says that Mayor Peabody and
both branches of the city government of
Lowell, Mass, have been in Portland for the
purpose of acquainting themselves with the
system of sewerage and ascertaining the ca
pabilities of stone ware drain pipe.