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The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1875-07-31
Ght Arizona Sentinel,
Published Every Saturday; by
WIN. J. BERRY,
TERMS--Invariably in Advance
SUBSCRIPTION 4:
ADVERTISING:
/. EDITOR &c PROPRIETOR

ADVERTISING:
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Contracts by the year or quarter at re-
.duced rates.
A square consists Of ton lines of this
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The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1875-07-31
In the Detroit Police Court.
OUT OF HIS HEAD.

Smashing furniture-kicking
the children-raising neighbor-
hood Observation-Disclosures
ALL grouped together under the
one general head of disturbing
the peace" remarked the court
as Charles Derritt stood at the
bar.
"Please, sir, / was out OF my
head" remarked the prisoner.
THAT your defense, is it?"
"Yes, sir"
"And you have no argument"'
"NO, sir"
"Well, sir, theoretically speak
ing, you are mashed-blOwn up
Observation-Disclosures to fine
toothpick. If you were charged
with murder, and set up defense
that you was out of your head, 1t
would clear you as slick as orange
peel floors a fat woman, but its no
defense on this court, and the
sentence is sixty days. You see
yon are out of your head and into
the House of Correction, so that
you have a double advantage over
common offenders"
THERE'S A vAG,"
Said Bijah, as he handed out an
other man.
"Well, I should say he was!"
exclaimed the court after taking
a long look.
The man was barefOoted, cover
ed with dirt, hair full of hay and
a little more clothing on than
Adam had when he wandered
through the Garden of Eden.
"I'Ve seen some hard cases in
this room," continued the court,
"but I believe you climb the
climax"
ST hain't to blame for being poor
and sick am II" asked the old
woodchuck.
"Great bumps, man; you are
rolling fat, and you look as heal
thy as cannibal ~
"DOn't / know when Pm sick?"
growled the man.
Thomas Lang, ! know what
ails you. It's too late now, but if
I could haYe taken you ten years
ago and got a steam scrubbiug
brush to work on you and called
in a moving machine to cut your
hair and 4 circular saw TO pare
your nails, I could have made
you look halfway decent"
''It isn't fair to run on me,n
snarled Thomas.
"YOu are as useless to this world
as an old hoop-skirt in alley-as
five wheels to a wagon-as two
bells on a door-as bnttOns on a
mans coat tails. You are a kite
tail on a telegraph ,Wire-a cocoa
nut shell in the gutter. Send
you up! Why the driver of the
Black Maria would resign at once
and the old boots lying around
the House of Correction would
feel insultedw
81 want to 60 homep replied
the man.
$50 On-go anyWhere-get out
of here! Open the way there and
let this prize, medal old champion
of SCOT and hay-seed have clear
roadr
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1875-07-31
| Tuesday, }e =, Monday. 3s NJ
/ Saturday Thursday,
FEDERAL.

Congressional Delegate. r G Mccormick
Governor "A P K Stafford. ---- Tucson
Secretary. --. Coles BasbfOrd----
Chit Justice, lst Dist z F Dunno. Tucson
TERMs-lst Mondays of March aud Oct
Associate Justice for I'd District, Yuma,
DEF Porter Yuma.
TERMs-lst Mondays of April and Dec.
Associate Justice for Sd DietricE5 Ysvapai,
G. A Tweed Phoenix.
TERMs-Ist Mondays in June and Nov.
u 8. Marshal F H Goodwin Yuma
U. s. Attorney j E McCaffry. Tucson
u. s. Surveyor Gen j Wasson--
Reg. Land Office " N Kelly Prescott
" Levi Ruggles. Florencs
Receiver. Geo LOunt. Prescott
u. s. Col Int Rev. T. Cords Prescott
U.S.Spc'l Mail Ag't- I.N.Dawley-. &c
Opt Col Customs C Fl Briniey Yuma
- J w Hopkins. Tgfson
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
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Daily Aennsbee Journal.
FARMTNGTOS.
Court Matters.
-rtt THE

Pennington, October -. In the Supreme judi.
cal Court, today, Judge Libby presiding, DR.. \.
B. Warren and Luther Curtis were brought M
for sentence, having tocn convicted Of defrauding
the Ashbury Life Insurance Co. ont of $1,000.
The council fer Mr.. Curtis esonted petition,
sighed by large number Of leading men in the
county, asking the clemcncv Of the court in pass
ing sentence. Warren made few remarks, say
ing tina; he had not knowingly done wrong, and
exculeatpe Curtis from all blame. Curtis foowt d,
declaring his innocence, allndipg, in a touching
manner, to his fa'uy, and beseeclng the mercy
Of the count Judge Libby spoke of the enormity
Of the ofitnce and closed by saying that for the
security Of the public, the punishment in such
cases should be commemorate with the cline.
Wairc: was then sentenced TO hard iabor in the
Auburn Ill fer two wears, ana Curtis t. eighteen
months.
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A Famous Medical Institution

rom tie Ch1cGyo Itmes.
The name of Dr.. II. V Pierce, of Buffalo, n.
y. has become as familiar to the people all ovei
the country as household words His wonderful
remedies his pamphlets and books, and his large
medical expelieI ce, have brought him into promi.
Times in the present issue. presents a whole page
communication from DR.. Pierce, and our readers
may gain from it some idea of the vast proper
tions Of his business and the merits of his mcdi-
ciues lie mas at Buffalo a mammoth establish
ment, appIopr lately named "The Worlds Dispen-
sary,' where patients are treated, and the remedies
compounded. Here nearly hundred persons are
employ ed in the several departments, and corps
o.. able and skilled physicians stand ready to allie
viate the sufferirgs OF humanity by the most ap-
proved methods. These physicians are in frequent
Consultation with DR.. Pierce, and the combined
experience is brought TO bear on the successful
treatment of obstinate cases The Doctor is a
man of large medical experience, and his extern
sive knowledge of matera medica has been &C.
knowledgcd by presentations of degrees from two
Of the first Medical Colleges in the land
IT, ou would patronize Medicines scientifically
DR. Pierces Family medicines. Golden Medical
Discovery nutritious tonic Alternative, and blood
cleansing, and an unequaled Cough Remedy
Pleasani Purgativc Pellets, scarcely larger than
mu ,tard seeds, constitute an agreeable and relia-
Bile ply sic; Favorite Prescription, 3 remedy for
debilnated females; Extract of Smart Weed, a
mag cal rcmeds for Pain, Bowel Complaint, and
an upt qualed Liniment for both human and horse
ie>h while his Dr. Sagc's Catarrh Remedy is
known the world over as the greatest specific for
Catarlh and Gold in the Head" ever given to the
public. Taey are sold by Druggists.
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Thursday evening at quarter Fast six O'Clock,
Mi:s Ella D., daughter OF Joseph H. Clapp Of this
city, started from her home on Oak street. to go
to Dr. Bells short distance from her residence,
TO consul, with him, as she had been i'll for some
time from the effects Of heart disease and for the
past five weeks had been considerably depressed.
Her mother wished to go with her, but Ella pre-
fcrred to 90 alone, stating that it made her ner-
yous to have any of the family with her in con
sultng with the doctor 1t appears She did not 20
to the doctors, and from that time until lac last
evening nothing had been heard from her BY her
family or friends, although the most diligent
search was made Thursday night and all day yes
telday.
The young lady is "a years of age, about five
feet three inches in height, light comp leSion,
light eyes, hight hair hanging down the back of
her neck in one braid. When She left the house
she had on gray dress and polonaise trimmed
with black, 4 blue and green PLAID shawl and
black straw hat.
Tac only reasonable theories which her friends
are able 10 entertain in relation TO her disappear
ance are, that naturally being afraid of meeting
strangers she ID ght have been alarmed on seeing
some one whom she was about to meet, and fed
into some barn or clubhouse, ana pcrl>hed there !;
or that she may be with some family unacquain:cd
with her, ana she unable to commune Atc 10 them
her name. The family are in deep sorrow, and
will all sympathizing friends kindly look about
their outbuiidings and in other places, and if the
Young lady is found communicate with Tie family
on Oak street
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STATE NEWS.

The Wing says that Mr. Sullivan, one Of the
workmen at the dam, fell overheard Thursday,
and after floating down river a considerable dis
lance, he was rescued by Jerry Cochran and John
Collins, who happened TO see him aud put out in
a beat, thereby rcscuing him from a wately
grave.
Prof. Il. s, GosS, late cf Jackson Military inst
tute, has gene 10 the General Protestant Episcopal
Seminary, \. :, to commence the work of pre-
paiaton for the ministry. Mr. Goss is a son of
Mr. John S. Goss of Brunswick, and graduate
OF Michigan University, at Ann Arbor.
The citizens of Bingham are to hold cattle
show in that village on Wednesday the 20th inst.
The furniture of the now post Office in Rockland
is in. 1t is ample in quantity and substantial aud
nice in quality. The boxes are being put up.
They arc to have one lecture each month this
winter and fall az North Vassalhoro. Prof. A.
c. Hen icS and Rev. VT Whtmarsh are already
engaged
DR.. NJ. H. Woodbury. formerly Of Passport, ard
recently from California, dropped dead in the
street at New Bodfoid, Oct. III.
The Advertiser lean rs that Young man by the
name of Stll!man King, residing at upper Mills,
III talas, while at work in one of the mills at that
lalr ad his hand severely cat by a circular
saw. Oh Monday that an putation was found nee
cssaIy.
An elderly lady named Clark, of Biddtlord,
while visiting in Fiyeburg, in attempting TO de-
scerd flight Of stars, fell to the bottom, striking
her head upon the door sill. The blood gushed
out in torrents from the deep cash made in her
head by the edge Of the sill, and those who raised
her fiom the floor had httle thought that she
would ever speak again. But the prospect now
is that she will recover.
The Maine Democrat says that Mrs John Yea
ton Of Allied, met with severe accident the
"a inst. While riding in n carriage with two other
persons, an ran across the road in front Of the
team, the wheel struck the on, and throwing all
three out, breaking The shaft of the wagon, and
Mrs Ieaton was thrown violently TO the ground,
breaking both bones of the left ann just above the
wrist.
Bees have greatly increased in numbers, and
have produced large quantity of honey this year.
1t seems some of those who will not take the
trouble to keep bees and produce honey for them
selves do take the trouble to rob others of the
fruits of their labors.- PASSPORT Sentinel.
The diptheria is prevailing in iIodgdon. Two
children have died whit.
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FELLOWS lIYrOPHosPnITEs.- The merit OF
this remarkable remedy is due to its peculiar prop
ery of restoring the wasted tissues of the body to
their original iirmncss and vigor. tits well known
that for every thought and action there is death or
decay of an amount of material proportionate to
the magnitude of the thought action. This
waste is supplied by unmpaired nutritive function.
Toe precocous activity of youth, the enthusiasts
tic struggle for wealth and fame in the middle
aged, and old age itself cause an undue decay of
material nervous force. 1--WE live by DYING" saws
Wcndall Holmes land we must all be born again
atom by atom, from hour to hour, or perish all at
once beyond repair" To the end that power
of repair may be vouchssfcd to the cnieebled
organization, we commend Fellows Hypophos-
phes. octl3-tSwlw
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DESTRUCTIVE CONFEDERATION.
Rafu.I.. Of Inc kenneDec land d LUm.
Der Company steam VIII - Loss
$4,000.

The magnificent steam saw mil D, tae kenne-
bee Land and Lumber Company, on til: east side
of the river in thi. city. wa, totally DESTROYED cy
fire last evcnur. The ere aas fist drc2yered
about eight or.ncE. night watchnaA is left in
charge Of the mil, AID lie had Just wheeled off a
load Of sawdust and other stuff and on returning
found the fire bursting out Of the l7cs. end Of the
steam mil and near the boiler house. This was
The first knowledge he had Of il, and even before
he could give the alarm the baildipg was envcl-
oped in flames. II is not known certainly, but it
is supposed that the fire caused by friction Of
some Of the mac hinery, near the boiler. Before
the alarm could be given sufficiently 10 get the
fire department on the ground, the flames had
Shot through the building, and the fire was SO hot
that The frcnen had great officially in getting
near it. But the Fire Fly engine from the
arsenal, and the Cushnoc, PAcifc and Atlantic,
manned by good crews, got to work as speedily as
possible, being obliged to draw their water from
the river. They did effective service in saving
valuable timber which was piled in the yard and
exposed tc the fire.
In less than two hours, III: steam mill, single
she'd aud clap5oaid house (.mall buildings near
by, were IN ruins. IDere wa. tlen long and
hard fight to save the lumber il the yard, which
was kept up to late hour, the fire department
and others being able 10 save considerable prop
ery in that dirocti5p, also the dwelling houses
near bv.
The mill was Frouaply the most valuable QUE
en- the liver. 1t was in excellent condition and
il machinery was OF modern pattern. 1t was
fttel up with gang saws, lath. Single ai.a othc5
machinery, ard gave employment TO - nen, who
are now thrown out of work.
Lumber WAS burnt 20 tue Gmoaut o. about
300 geo feet The total losa i estimated a:
$50, 900; insured for $1,000 The mil viii not
be rebuilt at r!cscut but It is thought that the
mill at the cast end Of the dam viii be put IL
o?eiat;on.
Ike NEST distressing pat OF TIE calamity "A7
al acciIcu. 10 :Wo members Of the Pacific coz
PAM. Is Mr.. Herbert L. Beale and Mr.. Charles
Diplock were passing near derrick nsed in host
ing lumber Of the guys was hunt off, and the
derrick, weighing six or seven hundred pounds,
fell upon both these gentlemen. Beale was struck
upon the head, and fell neensiblc. Dipleck was
struck upon the back, and We understand was MOI
seriously injured. They were taken up and car
lied into \ house near by, where they were cared
for. Beale has probably suffered fracture ofthe
skull and the physi ans entertain but little hope
Of his recovery. lie is the Of Mr. Chandler
Reale Of this city,
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An Unansyyerable ArRum ent.

The strongest argument which can be urged
aga INST the ACCESSIBILITY of administering such cor
rosive and nerve-destroying posons as arsenic and
quinine for intermittent and remtent ieyers Is the
vastly superior success il the prevention and cure
Of such diseases of medicine which is the very
antlpode of the above named drugs both in respect
OF It's composition and the results wrought by it
such medicine is Hostetters Stomach Bltters,
purely vegetable preparation. which not only Grad.
icales with "onderful pronptitude every trace OF
lever ana ague, and kindred types of malarious
disease IRON the system, but is certain proven
i've Oh all iDa,dies begotten of miasma tainted air
anu ater. These results mineral ant-lebrile REM
cues 90 not enect with certainty, and their conn-
ued use entails consequences highly p.rnicious to
the system. The Buffers, on the contrary, not only
afford speedy relief, but establish health on 4 per-
manent bass.
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ia.enso :'raGnce .Marlet.

chicago. october i. Isl.
four-cxtra spring "a $50.
Wheat-\o. spring cash ALP: 1851 a Oct.
l194a Nov.
Corn--No. :. mixed. cash 553ss5.- Nov. 5}7.a;
i5j:s Oct;
Oats--No >, 3laS'7. cash Nov. j. "a; Oct. 337s a
Rye-No. ,, =! "a
barley-No.2 spring % IA cash; 3'a- Nov.
ga Oct.
Dressed Hogs 0oas %.
Pcik-3S oJi22 - cash; :. - ~ Il Oct;
a20 so Nov.
II 90-a- Nov.
Bulk Meats sho ii,lers Gas St, short rib mid
PA; short clear mid l3ai2.
Hams Is lbs average a.
Whiskey-li3Aa.
Fleights-Corn Buffalo, 50 -; wheat do So
Reccipts-23 coo Aour: Sc COZ wheat; 10000 corn,
5000 oats; 1910 rye; 2u,000 barley.
shipments G,o0J hour, 9s ojc wheat: $1,000
corn: &; Uat, oats: ii .00) barley; 900 rye,
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tHarrtsD.

In Lisbon 10Th inst, VIM. Wagg OF Auburn, IL
Miss Ellen N. Landers of kinglled.
In Avon, LIST ult., Winsiow B. Smith Of Lincoln
Mass, to Miss Alma l.. Wills of Phillips.
In New Vineyard, June 18th, l. T.. Cannon oil
New Vineyard, to Miss Lucy S. Mitchell OF New
Porllaad; Aug. 20 h, A. J. Pratt to Miss Clara NJ
DnyeD, both OF Ne, Vineyard.
In Calais 9th ms, Augustus l. Wale of East
Midway, to lncz "A. Reed, daughter Of Albert &
Reed OF Calais; sth inst, Geo. Gibson TO Maria
Brooks, both of Calais.
In East Midway, 18th inst, A. W. Hussey of Bo
ton, to Sarah W., eldest daughter of Albert Keo,
of Calais.
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Natures best remedies are found in the vege.a-
bic Kingdom, and among the rest, Tar is found to
be the most valuable for all Kidney troubles. The
active principles-oil Of turpentne and the oil of
crcosote-arc combined in the Forest Tar" This
preparation is not compound but simply Tar
purified 1t is superior any other article for Il
Kidney r. mpaints, and is safe and reliable Ask
your dr.. : 81 for the Forest Tar Book
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The grand wedding At Bangor va, ot suci
gigantic proportions tia. / called to that II enc
OK two OF the edition, Of tie fashion papers Ct the
coantry. The wed ling wa on q c4lc Of uagniii-
cenec fully equal to the loyal Wedding" held in
this city G short time s.uec, and which attracted
80 much attention. Vow j, IS PoulaAI's q CIV
,ton's tutn. Haven't they got parties who con-
template marriage. who ran S>tupa society
wedding
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CALIFORNIA.
EaTthQuake.

San Francisco, October Is. There was shock
of an earthquake about o'clock last evening
The vibrations were from east to west. Advices
from Santa Clara Valley mention a similar shock
there. No damage is reported.
A Banquet.
Officers of the regular army and the volunteers,
civil dignitares and prominent citizens, banqueted
Gen. Sheridan, last evening, at the Palace lIote..
Ahout POO quests were present.
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L. Your Life worth 10 cents.

Sc hness prevails everywhere, and everybody
complains OF some disease during their life. When
h, The object Is To get well; now say plainly
that no rerso IN thi, world that is suffering with
Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint and its effects such
a. Indigestion, Costivtncss, Sick Headache, Sour
stomach, II, ant burn, faipitaton OF the Heart, De-
pressed spirits. Bliousness, &C, can take Green's
August Flower wiihout getting rellet and cure. II
you doutt his, go 10 your druggists, Partridge
Bros. an! get sample Bottle iossi0 cents and Try
it. Regular SIZE - cents. Twodos es VIII relieve
you.
mavln. tTTS
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LYONS KATHAIRoN prevents the hair from
falling out or turning gray, renews its growth,
and gives strength and vigor. 1t is delightfully."-
perfumed, and makes splendid dressing. 1t is
the cheapest and ost desirable Hair Tonic ever
produced Used by the elite. Price only 80
cents. april -teod&wly
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TITCOMBsS
HMM ENTi
FOR
MAN AND BEAST.

The remarkable cures it has effected classes IT as
ore OF the most important and valuable remedies
ever discovered for the and relief of pain in
any form with which suffering humanity Is afflicted.
Il cures Neuralgia, Face Ache, Rhematism, Gout,
frosted Feet, Chilblains Sore Throat, Bruises and
wounds of every nature, in which the effects ofex.
ternai applications are almost magical. Physicians
prescribe II tor their patients and accord IL their
uhhesltAtlng approval as an invaluable discovery
we append few of the many testimonials bear
.i's eesumohy TO the universal favor with which
lh!s medicine has been received by the public.
TESTIMONIALS.
L. ii. TiTCoNB, ESQ.
Deal SIR; As you are aware during the recent
severe cod weather have been ''profes sionaly"
visiting Marie, during which time took violent
cold which settled inmy back and limbs in the form
o. rheumatism. Two applications of your invalua-
bic llninent to the afflicted parts dried in before
the fire just before retirng) gave instant relief and
restoi ed me to my usual health. In my extensive
praotIce have used various kinds of Imminent bu;
none equal to yours.
DR.. s. d. HOWE, New York,
Proprietor of Arabian Medicines.
Dee
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LOCAL AND BUSINESS NOTICES.

You can save money by purchasing your drugs
and medicines, and all toilet articles from the
new and fresh stock Of J. E. Devine & Co. Also,
try the new Dentrifce for the teeth, prepared by
J. E. Devine Co. sept23 +eod-tf
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Can't go to church. Why noti o! my cough
would disturb the congregation. Cure it then
with "IIae's Honey OF Horehound aud Tar" a
pure vegetable remedy, unlailing the sun and
mild and harmless as the summer air. Sold by all
druggists. Pixies Toothache Drops cure in |
minute. ct2-f&w4w
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NEW YORK..
The Canal Affairs Settled.

New York, October II. a telegram has been
received by the Ilaytlan minister, advising him
that the canal affairs have been settled according
to the terms agreed upon at Washington, to the
satisfaction Of all parties, and the refugees have
been embarked.
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Marine News.

roit|snl, October Il. schooner Neptune,
Bride, rom New York, coal laden, went ashore
On Aldine Rock, bat foatea with the tide ard
came il safely.
Dangerous Illness of Cu,apmeaf!ng John
Allen.
Rev. john Alien, w.d.ly known az Canpm, ct
ing John, lad apo !"ciic IL Wcdn' slay night,
ard i Row scry feeble.
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Boston stock L. st.

Boston, October II, ls.5.
sales at the Hrokers Eoarl.l
Gus tou 4 Maine K. r. ll2h
Eastern Railroad. iS74a-
Port aud. saco x Portsmouth K. r., %
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FOREIGN.


Conslantinorle, Oc'ober b The following is
official:
"Two thousand Insurgents were defeated by the
Turks; 100 were killed. the rest took refuge in
Montenegro. seventeen villages hitherto strong
" insurgent have submitted to the Turkish au.
thoIity."
Portugal.
Lisbon, October ID. The American minister
has returned to his post
England.
London, October Is. The Dutch ship Millern
Poolman last from Newcastle for Portland, Ore
gon, was totally destroyed by fire at sea. The
crew were saved and arrived at Padang
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Farm for Sale.

SITUATED in Sidney, on Reynolds Hill, ESQ
- called) 81 miles from Augusta, and * miles
rom Bacon's Corner. said iarm contains ~ acres
Oh iand good wood lot, and good orchard. all graf
cd ana number of young trees beginning to bear.
CRAB Apple, Pear and Damson trees, good story
anu half house. well in the house, and one at the
oarh. crops Will be sold with place. and farming
the premises OF
REUBEN WING.
Centre Sidney, Maine sm2s
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September Fashions.

MIS-. NJ 2. Webster has just returned from Bos-
ton with few choice styles in hats and bonnets.
Also novelties in wings, birds, hat orname nts
and silks, which will be worn this fall. She will
be pleased TO show all her customers a few
trimmed hats preparatory TO the general opening
which will he in October. sep4-ttf