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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-01
PROTECT YOUR BUILDINGS
which may be done with ene-fourth ne
usual expense by using the
PATENT SLATE PAINT,
MIXED READY roR uxk.
MIXED READY roS Csc.

,vp poor LATER PROOF, DTRA-
Me Economical and ornSmsn'si
- ne he covered With very easAp
shinsIe AMI hy application o. tais slA'e "
u..ie n, last from - 10 p sesrs oit 80
s,o h, pN,c hsi and coated. ia'kans 'anVh ny
ter aud lasting ioneer thsn new an. s.os ms
mn, ,ha slste for oNE-THIRn TIN Tvs VI
RE-SaiN9LIN6. The expense o. sisitns new
SHINGLES - enly shou; THE cost OF s4.nPi! iN
In them The paint IS ftsh-fh'of 49,. 49,.
sps-ks or ayiag eaeers, a. may - eSs',N
- by xasaas. IT sfoF> hschh I'm
and for tir " iron hiss ne e3as4, a - q
ly hest o,.trScts by cold, Ssla ShNAA 50 50, -
- s,slss Roofs covered with Tar shtstaAus
~, ,.n n. lusae water-tight at small z
aanss aaa preserved Tor many yenFss t-1e
st.te Paint Is ENT8EMhAh thSa',
xsilans will cover han req sqaSre - y.
.hiuslr roof. while ca ~, rati' Fe'' -.
ts,Ar4S or sns sHaedsh sarisSe' iI ~ -
,uars. ts one gallon Srv inquired - 90 4aare
sa., ~ surface and although the tSa''l hAS a
se.vy BODY Il is easily applied Win e'uSn
xar.H - rrsgp IN TuIs COMPOSITION.
rher,f,re il neither cracks in WINTER ner rams
A, summer On deesyed shingles " hi4e W
the no e. xnd pases sad ewes aeN ,s.ss.s -
,saa r,,af that will last far years taFiea y
,E,-.,ea Shiysles IL brings b thc3r pisoeS saH
49,. them there. II nlls up all holes IN fs4t
~e,ts SINS the leaks and although SLOW
aryer rsla s0el not AFFECT u fes houss s'cI
.nniy.ne A. ne<rly sn paints tas' sre Gas
caaf.,n r.z. be sure yea ohtsIa oar skSVlNh
,rticle. which g;ar shingle rooisl Is ShoSN'
LATE COLOR when arst applet, esa +'as
A. .h,at raoftA 70 a uniform slate coier' ai,.s
Is 70 sil intent. and pns poses SLATE oA -
ROOFS our rel cclar i- asiails fre'e cru, a.
cy,. es,st Is equal ~ ave 81 any ortiaSrS paint
sor RkICk MALLS our sRfsar RED i ths oills
reliable Slate Paiat ever tntrodueea tast wiz
sn,,ctaAliy prevent daiapaess tresa pen ra,.
ing and aiscol5rins the plaster Toese pants
arr aiso largely used oi cut M ~,
- =. rri rnins coat on fne euisdinSs- pur
,,,lx rt,s,,rs are CHOCOLATE. RgB, hRisET hKp
and OEASSx.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-01

MACON CONSOLIDATED MINING
"A yso,apsuy --Setsce--Tfs aanuAl meeting
Of tbs. stockholders Of the seoys nasnei eozn-
pxny will he held NJ the ofhre u the cam.
pany, Ne. $50 Pine street. Rooms - aud III
San Francisco. on TUESDAY the sssh day II
November A. ID, 1876 ~ one o'eiock
N for the election Of trustees FIR the ensuing
vesr and the transaction of snch other bust
ness a. mar come before the meeting-
By order Of the Bard.
JOHN A. REICHERr. see'y.
San Fransisco. Nov. Q. 1879
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-01
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

EsrkTE IF VI. $. CARLIN. DECEASED.
II Notice is hereby given by the under
signed administrator of the estate of NJ. $.
Carlin. deceased, to the creditors OF, An all
persons having claims sgaitst the said de-
ceased &c exhibit the same with the necessary
vouchers, within ten months after the hrst
publication OF this notice. At the efhce OF Geo.
". Keith. Court House. Day ton. Lyon County >.
Nevada. the attorney tor the adm,nissrxtur OF
said estate CYRUS II. CARi.lN.
Administrator Of The estate Of NJ. 5. Carlin
deceased
DAYTON October Is, 1875. Az
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LATEST NOVELTIES

OF Types and Printers Material. n eennee
ton with our already extensive Stock. We are
prepared to execute all kinda Of
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-01
Virginia 4 Truckee r. r.
Now Arrang gem emit!
LIGHTNING EXPRESS!

AN AND AFTER MONDAY. MAY l. 1870.
Threnxh Trains Daily
Be,xeen VIRGINIA CITY and san FRA.
cisco, via Vallejo, will iesvc - follows
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MONEYS Livery Stables,
South Is. street. Virginia.

yuyHY UNDERSIGNED. HAVING LARGE
IN added 81 his sinek Of Horses. Carriages
aud Bngxfes. A. well - 80 his accommodations
f,,r Basrsiins Horses, is prepar.d to respond
promptly and isisctoriiy 10 all demands
hish may ae made upon hin far anything
in the line ef Bugxies. saddle A.'rses 81 tar-
riSsrs Among the recent additions 70 HIS
stock OF Radiug Horses are several nDe speet-
mems. gentle as lambs, yet lively a. hsas-
ming fash procured for the special u-e Of
ladies WILL MOONEY
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-02-03

State. An act was enacted to incorporate
the Masonic Relief Association of Belfast.
In the House the following were present
ed: A petition that towns be compelled
to tax dogs; petition for change OF
law so that counties shall build bridges
that cost S400 or more. Adverse re-
ports were made on orders relating to tax
es in Union, an Incorporated place; the
rights OF married women; heirs on lands
of resident tax payers. Bills were reported
t, amend chapter So of the Revised Stat
utes relating to libraries, charitable socie-
ties and public cemeteries; to regulate and
limit municipal Indebtedness. An amend
ment was made to the order providing for
an investigation of the sale of land scrip
granted for the State Agricultural College
by substituting the following: Whel cas-,
the lands or scrip granted by Congress to
this State for a College of Agriculture and
Mechanic Arts are reported to have been
sold at prices far below those obtained by
some other State for similar land scrip, be
it ordered that a Committee OF seven on
the part Of the House, with such as the
Senate may appoint, be appointed for the
purpose OF investigating sales, and that
said committee have power to send for
persons and papers and administer oaths,
and report to this Legislature. The re-
solve providing for the removal OF the
State Capital to Portland, passed to be en-
crossed by the House, came from the Sen
ate and was finally postponed The House
adhered to its former vote on this question.
Both branches adjourned to Monday at =
p. M.
The Senate Monday voted to adhere to its
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-02-03
Know Thy Opportunity.'

The grim monster, Death, was steathily ap-
l could almost feel his hot fiery
breath upon my forehead. My faithless god
desS, Hygeia, had utterly deserted me. Only
now and then would Morpheus befriend me,
but on this suspicious day he had deigned to
moisten my eyelids with heavenly ambrosia,
and slept As | slept, behold l had dream !,
L thought that | was roaming upon foreign soil
whittier my physician had sent me to recover
my health. was in great metropolis-one
of the grand marts of the world. In one of nv
>trolls | CHANGED to meet man who had in his
hand handsomely : bound volume, entitled
The Peoples Common Sense Medical Advis-
err The title was such a novel one that |
was impelled to give the work Il casual notice.
As hastily glanced over its pages, l observed
that 1t contained treatises not commonly found
in medical works. But l had too many times
been hOaXed by appearances. and determined
that | would have nothing to do with it. A
voice within Inc, like a faithful mentor, whis-
pered, "hnO1f thy opportunity; in that book
is thy salvation.' | began reasoning with NY
self. Although doubtful and diStrustfl. vet
put forth my hand to take the book, and, 10 I.
the agent was gone was miserable. In my
agony l aWoke. Great drops of perspiration
We're upon my brow. BY my bedside was a
friend who had called during my slumber to
see me. Said my friend. Il have brought with
me a book. just published, which 1 thought
might interest you." One glance at the work,
anu was assured lilaI III was line People $
Common Sense Medical Adviser,' by Dr. r.
Y. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y. Surely, this was
the vertable book which / had seen in my
dreams. My friend loaned me the work, and
every day, as my strength permitted, ] perus-
ed its pages. Although it contained very in
teresting treatiscs on Biology, Cerebral Physi-
o!osy, Human Temperaments, Nursing of the
Sick, etc, yet. being an invalid, was most in
terested in the subjects of Disease and Rene
dies. L believed that | had a liver affection,
and yet more than one medical attendant had
pronounced my disease Consumption, and that
would fall with the autumn leaves. In that
book l found my symptoms perfectly portray
ed. | was then confident that | had not de-
ceived myself. | reasoned thus: ''Any man
who can so truthfully deDici my feelings, and
apparently understands nv constitutional ten
tencies. must know Just arhot my physical sys-
TEN demands. | will trust my case with DR.
Pierce. | will take this Golden Medical Dis
covery as recommended for my disease" The
result is, that after having perseveringly fol-
lowed his prescribed treatment, once again
enjoy the blessings of health. Therefore, |
would say to the afflicted, "Know thy oppor-
tunity,' and take DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. QUIs.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-02-03

| BROOKS. On Saturday, c. +. Wing, Stephen
| CroXford, and Fred Brown were brought be-
fore Trial Justice John Roberts, charged with
assault upon Harry r. Thurston, a school
teacher in jackson. The trial excited great
deal of interest among parents and teachers
| generally, and Lanes Hail was densely packed
| to hear the trial Hon. A. G. Jewett of Bel
| fast, appeared for the complainant, and Ray
| mond S. Rich of Thorndike, for the respon-
| ants. There was some Z" tall swearing" and it
| is the universal opinion that some told some
| very naughty stories. Mr.. Jewett i'll his argyll
mont made most thrilling speech in support
of order and sub0rdination in the public schools,
which was most enthusiastically applauded by
the large audience in spite of the efforts of the
constable and justice to preserve order. The
| audience were satisfied that it was the right
speech in the right place. Wing and CroNtord
were fined $40 each and costs, and Brown one
dollar and costs. Appeals We're entered in each
case, and the parties furnished bonds for their
appearance at Court. II was the universally
expressed opinion that the decision of the JUS
hce was correct.
SEARsroET. 4 ship OF some 300 tons is be-
ing drafted and the mouds made. preparatory
to sending south to cut the frame The enter
prise. we understand. is under the auspices of
the Pcndlct0n BrotherS....Thc Messls. Mer-
rill. who have been running the spool factory
on full time during Tie winter on Tuesday of
last week shipped the largest lot OF spools ever
going from their factory at any one time since
they commenced operations. This shipment
consisted of 100 sacks, each holding one barrel
Of silk and thread spoois.....O Other mechanical
works are 1lourishing in town. \ look into the
foundry Of the Messr>. Barney Shows some very
heavy ship castings turned out to meet orders
from abroad ID. ;. Simpson, up in the sky
paror of the spool factory, is getting up some
of the finest specimens of cabinet work ever pro-
duccd in this section. And last, though perhaps
not the least. the Messrs. llanm0ns have started
box factory, for the mandatory of small oval
boXes...... During the hour Of divine service at
the Congregational church last Sabbath. the
church took fire from an oycrheated stove pipe.
A timely application Of snow by the worship
pers stayed the flames and saved the churcli......
A Masonic Relief Association has recently been
organized under direction OF the members Of
Mariners Lodge OF +. A. NJ. \ meeting will
be held this TUESDAY evening in furtherance
of the good rk......Recenty the Searsport
Amateur Dramatic Club have reorganzed and
taken the name Of Excelsior Amateur ORA
matte Club, with constitution and bylaws
and a full complement of officers. New seen
cry is being gotten up and some fine entertain
,e,o,,t. mo in l,rnS,,art
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Pills, Potions and Pungencies.

Detroit policemen don't seem to be very good
marksmen. 81 want you either to hit me or
stop making such blamed racket" said Il tibet
IN that city, at whom policeman was shooting.
PALATABLE MEDICINES. Ayers Cherry
Pectoral is a honeyed drop of relief; his Cath
artc Fills glide sugar-shod over the palate; and
his Sarsaparila is nectar that imparts yigor
TO life, restores the health and eXpels disease
waterford Pa.) Advertiser.
''Can you work miracles? asked Mr.. Sceptic
at a campmeeting. The brethren kicked him of
the grounds with the reply, "We can cast out
devils"
A LARGE VOLUME would not contain the
mass of testimony which has accumulated in
favor of DR.. Wistdr's Bdls0na Of Wild CterrA
as II safe, efficient, and reliable remedy in cur
ing coughs, colds and pulmonary diseases.
MANY Of the cures are truly wonderful. so cts
and 81 bottle, large bottles much the cheaper
Tommy, did you take the pills? They were
DIR. AYERS sugar-coated." Eyes, ma'am: all
but the seed.'
simultaneously suffer colo
to accumulate on cold, or a cough to become
chronic, when few doses of HALE's HONEY
OF HoREHoUND AND TAR taken at the outset
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-02-03

Nr. Amos Carr Of Searsport, is now eighteen
years of age. and when at the age of seven
years, he had fever which settled in right leg.
thus leaving him with 4 weak condition of lee
and a bad form of club foot. DR.. Homer of this
city, performed a successful operation, We'd
nesday, January Goth, which will restore his
foot and limb to usefulness. We are also in
formed that the doctor performed Il very del
icatc, but successful operation, on Friday. Jan.
uary 2St hfor Capt. Albert Shutc's daughter,
at his residence No. Stockton, which consisted
in the removal Of a tumor from the upper Jaw
bone. Our foreman Mr. Dilworth informs us that
DIT. Homer performed very successful opera
ton for his son Charles, 10 years of age. who
had been lame with stiff ankle caused bv an
injury more than enc year ago.
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DIED.

Ob'f"ary notices, beyond the Dafe, Name and Age
must be paidJ orJ
IN this city, Jan. %, Willard Walton, aged 70 yrs
In Penobscot, Jan. %. Mr.. Nespacian Wardwell,
aged - and months.
In Newton, Mass, Jan. &c. Mrs. Abby B. Hyde,
daughter of Joseph II. Moody Of Searsmont, aged 81
In Lincolnville, Jan. %, Mrs, Sarah L. Matthew'S,
aged - years ard months.
In Morrill,, Jan IS, Mrs. Martha Jackson widow
of Samuel Jackson, late of Morrill,, aged 30 years, 4
months
In Rockland, Jan 23d, Ella May, daughter of AL
req J. and Martha A. Eugey, aged years, mos,
I days
In Tenants liarbor, Jan. H. Wallace c., son of
Mr and Mrs. Charles II. Spencer, aged mos. Jan.
Il, " iam A. son Of Capt. William and Mrs. Ke-
turah Hayes, aged year.
In st. George Jan. 10th, Margaret, wife of Capt.
Samuel Hart, aged &c yrs, mos % days.
In Ihomaston Jan u, Mrs. Addie VI. Libby, aged
- years, 9 months, % days
IN st. George, Jan. 20, Peter Teel, aged rs years
In Sonth Thomaston, Jan. 2lst Hattie L., wife of
Thomas Butler aged 60 years. months, % days.
In Hope, Jan. %, Mrs. Sarah Barrett, 81 years.
In Thomaston, Jan. 24, Nathaniel Faes aged 81
years.
In New lIarbor Jan. !, Louis o., son of William
and NarcesSa Bracket, aged years.
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Congress.

The Senate Wednesday, Mr.. Conl1ling report.
ed adversely on the House bill to provide tol
vessels of the United States hailing from places
where they We're owned or built, and it was in.
definitely postponed. The House passed after
debate the bill regulating postage on the third
class which may weigh not exceeding four
pounds to each package. so that the postage
thereon shall be one cent for every two ounces.
or fractions thereof.
IhurSday'S business was unimpOrtant.
In the Senate, Friday, Mr.. Morton, from the
committee on elections, reported that there was
no vacancy i'll the Senate, p. b. $. Pinchback
having been elected United States Senator for
the term commencing March 4, 1873. The mi
nority of the committee dissentcd from this re-
port. Mr.. Morton gave notice that he would call
up next Thursday. The Senate resumed the
consideration of the bill to pay interest on the
3,Gj District of Columbia bonds. Iu the House
Mr.. Singleton reported the consular and dplo-
matte appropriation bill. 1t appropriatcs $992,-
S4l. The House in committee of the whole re-
sumed the consideration of the military appro-
pration bill. Without disposing of the bill the
committee rose, and the death of Mr.. Stark
weather was announced.
The House met Saturday for general debate.
Speeches on finance We're made by MessrS
schecher, Ward, and Campbell and against
protective tariff by Mr.. Mills
Monday the House adopted resolutions TO in
vestiSate the alleged fraudulent contracts made
and certificates issued by the commissioners of
the District of Columbia; calling upon the Sec
rotary of the Treasury for detailed statement
Of the cash in the Treasury; instructing the
Judiciary committee to report upon the affairs
of the Pacific railroad companies nstructng
the committee on banks and banking to report
whether the commercial interests of the coun-
try do not require that United States notes
should be substituted for national bank paper
instead of the present opposite system. The
military academy bill was then passed The bin
fixes the pay of cadets 500 without raion>.
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BELFAST PRICE CURRENT.
C01Tec7cd FeeE7V Jor The JoUTNal
By CHARLES II. SARGENT No. ) Main Street
Brighton Cattle Market.
WEDNESDAY,J al

WEDNESDAY, Jan. 26.
Arrivals of stock ut market-Cattle 2349; Sheep
and Lambs 590G; Swine dso0; number of Western
Cattle 205o; Eastern Cattle 81; Mich Cows and
North Cattle 225.
Prices of Beef Cattle, per 100 lbs, live weight
g. L.; second quay$5 5oa6 02 third quality 81 80
40 23 poorest grades of coarse Oxen, Bulls, &c,
$350a4,25
Brighton Hides 1-2c lb; Brighton Tulow 6 l-2c
per Id. Heavy Country Hides c per Id; light
Country Hides l2adr per lb Country tallow liza
&C per lb.
81 25al 20 each.
Store Cattle -Yearlings $llal6; two year Odds
Sl5a27; three year olds sl9a45 per head
Mich CoWs-EXtra $.:a95; ordinary S25a50.
Sheep and Iambs-prices ranging from -2a7 12e
per ID.
Swne-Store pigs, wholesale Oaoc, retail O0a0Oc.
per 10. Fat iIogs--6s0o i'll market price sas -
per ID.
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Never Known to Fail.

DIR. MORRIS SYRUP ofTAE, WILD CHERRY
and HoREHoUND has never been known to fail
i'll permanently curing obstinate Coughs, Colds,
Group. Whooping Cough, nor any diseases of the
respiratory organs-and it does ii too ut once :
1t Is not Necessary to take it for Il long time be-
fore you can discover its beneficial effects. Its
sale in this community is immense. and its pop
ularity universal. 1t is p0SUitcly guaranteed
to be composed Of the pure>t and best materials,
and prepared in scientific manner and to al
ways give satisfaction. 1t will not and cannot
dsappoint you. Try it once Ask for DR..
Morris Syrup Of Tar, Wild Cherry and IIore-
hound, and take no other. Trial size, 10 cents.
W. o. Poor n son. sole agents for Belfast A.
J. Jordan, agent for Nrland. X. b. Slower.
agent for Bucksport.
LIMOS kATHA!KoN prevents the Hair from
falling out or turning gray, renews its growth,
and gives strength and vigor. 4 is delightfully."-
pertumed, and makes a splendid dressing. 1t
is the cheapest and most desirable Hair Tonic
ever produced. Used by the elite. Price only
90 cents. Tyr
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BOSTON MARKET.
MONDAY, Jan. 81.

MONDAY, Jan. 81.
BUTTER-We quote fine n York and Vermont 1al
made butter at 3Oa3ic, fair to good sia2S; common
1aa22c; Western 2sa30c fair to good 22a25c; com
mon 19a2lc; bakers 15alSc.
CHEEsE-We quote fine factory, including North
ern and Western, at II l2a1ic; good do at II 2a2c
common and medium at 10a11c per ID.
EGGs-Eastern PIC; Western 20a2lc, Northern &c
per doz.
BEANS Mediums 81 i5a1 80; pea beans 81 COS
-; yellow eyes 81 y per bush.
POTATOES, &C.-Rose and Peerless 45a4Sc; Jack
son Whites at 5OaJ3c per bush. Onions 5 25a1 81
per Dbl
PouLTRY-WesternT Turkeys 14a16c; Chickens 12s
15c; Northern Chickens 1sa22c, and Turkeys isa20c
APPLEs-Baidwins 50 2Ja3 10; Greetings So 90,
3 so per Dbl.
HAY AND SrRAw-We quote Hay at s2OaS21 pc
ton for prime lots of coarse; Sl7a$1s for medium
$1GaSl for fine; Straw at $2Ja$25 per ton.
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ETNHE firm of A. p. Mansfield & Co. is this day
i dissolved by mutual consent.
A. 2. MANSFIELD,
Belfast Jan. %, 1876. n. MANSFIELD.
The business will be continued by A. p. MANS
FIELD, under the undersigned firm name, and who
ever wants to buy groceries cheap for cash will do
well to call him it is his intention to sell goods
to cash customers at a liberal discount from regular
prices. CALL AND SEE!
A. Z. MANSFIELD & CO.,
Foot of Main St.
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Mrs. Annie T. Wilson, of Freeport. Me-.
while enroute to California, 10 be with her
daughter who is diving there was robbed in a
street car in New York Of all the money She
had.
There are suits against Sioux City liquor
dealers for damages amounting to 100000.
All these suits are brought by wives to recover
damages resulting from selling their husbands
Intoxicating drinks
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SPECIAL NOTICES
CONSERVATIVES, TAKE NOTICE,

Every moment of delay makes your cure more
hopeless, and much depends on the judicous choice
OF remedy The amount of testimony in favor of
Dr. Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup, cure-for con
support the pretensions Of any other medicine See
DR.. Schenck's Almanac, containing the certificates
have been restored to health, after being pronounced
incurable by physicians of acknowledged ability.
Schencks Pnlmonic Syrup alone has cured many, us
these evidences will show but the is often pro-
| NOTED by the employment of two other remedies
which DR.: Schenck provides for the purpose. These
additional remedies are Schemck's Sea Weed Tonic
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MARRIED.

In this city, Jan. 18th, by Win. II. Foger, Esq.
Monroe
In Belfast, by Rev. James +. Bixby, Mr.. Geo o
Holmes, OF Swanyile, and Miss Laura |. Bartlett %
Waldo.
In Orland, eth inst. William L. Hayford ant
Miss Ida (. Newman, both of Or!and.
In Brooks, Jan. /, by Rev. H. Small, Miss Lizzie
RI Mayhem OF FoNcroft and Mr.. Nelson s. Thayer
of Swanvle.
In Freedom, Oct. 30 by J. D. Lamson, Esq, Mr.
Clarkson Jones and Mrs. Eliza Marden, both O
Hall and Miss Emma Hall, both Of Clifton. Also
by, same, Mr.; John D. Bessey and Miss Joann Phil
brick both of Thorndke.
In Rockland, Jan. "A, Frank Farrar, Esq, and S
Lillian Stone, both of Augusta.
IN Tenants liarbor, Jan TO- George n Meservey
and Emma f. Clark Jan. s, j Ohm A. Fuller anC
Mary L. Green, all Of St. George.