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The Portland daily press., 1880-03-24
STATE NEWS.
ANpRoscoGaIN COUNTY.

ANDROSCOGGIN COUNTY.
P. Nancy of Lewiston, the contractor for
building part of the Sandy River railroad,
has brought suit against the railroad COM
pany, through his COUNSEL Messrs. Frye, Cot
ton & White. The writ was served Saturday,
and a general attachment was made. The
amount claimed by Mr.. Nancy for damages,
expenses, &C., is about $1,000.
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
The Daily Standard ended its existence
with yesterdays issue. 1t undertook to get
along without printing the news, and of
course died young.
The Readfield Wooden Manufacturing Co.,
are building a single and lath mill 40x2S on
the reservoir dam. They also propose to re-
model their saw mill by putting in new ma
chinery and new turbine wheel. Messrs. J..
N. Fogg of the same town are about to make
some needed additions to their flour mill on
DON, No a
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that pursuant to
IN license from Hon. Henry G. Peabody Judge OF
the Court of Insolvency for the County of Cum
berland, Maine, shall sell at public auction,
the 9th day of March, 1880, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
a. tae sae s S1C 81 Portland Of H FnrS
ture belonging to the estate of Geo. H. Smardon,
an insolvent debtor of said Portland. Said furni-
ture consists in part of Chairs, Tables, Stove,
Counter, Show Cases, &c.
A. b. HOLDEN Assignee.
+. o. BAILEY II co, Auctioneers.
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In nothing should one be more careful
than in the selection of cosmetics. J. & E.
ATKINsoN's Milk of White Roses, while harm
less and delightfully."- perfumed, is one of tho
most effective mar2OS&W2t
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

DURSUANT to license from the Judge of Probate
l. shall sell at public auction, on the premises,
on TUESDAY, the 9th day of April, 1880, at
O'Clock, the following Real Estate to wit: The
homestead farm of HIRAM BROOKS, deceased,
Cape Elizabeth, with buildings thereon, The farm
contains h5 of land under high state of cul-
tivaton, Cottage house thoroughly finished through
out, also one and half story house. large barn,
carriage and tool house. woodshed, hennery stable
&C., good cellar under barn. There is a valuable
cranberry meadow upon this farm, wood enough for
family use, &c. Terms of sale cash, subject to
mortgage to l. p. Harrington for SO, 900 and inter
est and to S. L. Carlton for "a, 600 and the wild
owls dover. ADDISON GOODHUE,
Administrator Est. Hiram Brooks.
f. o. BAILEY & Co., Auctioneers.
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of schools.
The election occupied the whole day.
York.
York, the home of Tabulator Moody, chose
a clean Republican board of officers by majori-
ties ranging from rs to 80, as follows:
Moderator-George W. S. Putnam.
Clerk-Joseph Bragdon.
Selectmen and Assessors-Geo. w. Currier, Rufus
A. Moody, David Moulton.
Treasurer-Joseph Bragdon.
Collector of Taxes-Washington Junkins.
Agent-Appleton II. Tapley.
Overseers of Poor-Lemuel Mitchell Eastman
Hutchins, Wilbur f. Norton.
Superintending School Committee-Joseph Free
man.
Auditor of Accounts-George W. S. Putnam.
Dexter.
At the town meeting in Dexter Monday the
full Republican ticket was elected, as follows:
Moderator-Josiah Crosby.
Clerk-Levi Brigham.
Selectmen-Benjamin F. Eldridge Hiram Carr
Leonard M. Haseltine.
Treasurer-Hiram Bassett.
Supervisor of Schools-Rev. j. E. Clark.
School Agent-Andrew H. Knight.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
EXTRA! EXTRA!

Mems Wamsutta Shirts (uniaun-
dried IS cts. each mt HORATIO
STAPLES.
These Shirts are made OF the
heaviest and best WamSItta Cot
ton, with fine Linen BOsOms, and
are full size and length. We have
them i'm every size, except ii and
III l-2. For sale by HORATIO
STAPLES.
Gents Fine Linen Handker.
chiefs at a bargain.
I have a job lot of the finest
Linen HandkerchiefS for Gentle.
men at 95 cents that I ever saw
at that price, and will take it as a
favor if gentlemen will examine
them.
H0RATI0 STAPLES,
Middle l3 Street, junction Of Cross, Portland.
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f. o. BAILEY & Co. will sell at 10 and 81
o'clock today French china dinner and tea
sets, Burgess cutlery, &c.
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FARM FOR SALE.

ID OOMS for mechanical use, over stores occupied
kS by W. II. Pencil & Co. IT and 10 Union St.
Enquire on the premises between the hours of and
3 O'Clock z. nj. E. l.. GOOLD.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP.
NJ Office is hereby given that the partnership late
~ ly subsisting between ALBERT II. HAWKES.
and T. X. HUSSEY of Windham, Maine, under the
firm name of Hawkes. and Hussey, expired on the
TWENTY FOURTH day of MARCH, A. ID, 1880.
ALBERT r. HAWKES..
By his attorney, JOHN G. COBB.
Portland Me. March oath, 1880.
MARIA d3w
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l would say to my friends, and all who
chance to read this, that L. have used Aaam-
sons Botanic Cough Balsam in my family for
a long time. and consider it very valuable
medicine. 1t cures when all other remedies
TALL, and would cheerfully recommend it to
those afflicted with Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
etc.
E. S. GETCHELL, Augusta, Maine.
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALE
Special Sale Crockery, China &

Special Sale CrOckery, China &c.
IN WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY,
~ March, oath, 25th, and 26th, at 10 A. NJ,
and 21a p. NJ. at salesroom 35 Exchange Street.
we shall sell French China in Dinner and Tea Stes
Toilet Sets, &C.. Iron Stone Ware, G. G. and Rock
ingham Ware. Large Stock of Glass Ware, Cutlery,
&c. Sale without reserve.
+. o. BAILEY & CO., AUCTIONEERS.
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Wanted.
To Be Let.

| A YOUNG Lady to learn the millinery business
! n References required. Apply for one week at
| 22l HIGH STREET mar24d6t
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Wanted.

a TENEMENT of five rooms. No. Is TYING
"A ST Portland, March 20, 1880
MARIA d1wf
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j. P. Rowe was chosen collector, Albert
Sweetser agent, and S. Fl. Sweetser supervisor
of schools.
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picket fence, eq ueo qua had at a moderate price and on very good
terms.
No. IS A valuable lot in the town of New Iberia, on church st,
100 yards from the Methods, Church, very suitable for q residence
or business stand, measuring 200 feet front by $50 feet deep. The
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this town on rue du-Basde- Vile. The lot measures 80 feet front by
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Advance and Retreat.
Personal Experiences in the
Unitel States and Confeder.
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By Gen. j. B. HOOD,
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III. Leguennec,

WHEELwR1GHT e. BLACKSMITH.
respectfully announce to the
public that l keep on hand all the
different materials appertaining
to sewing machines, Of all kinds,
and more especially to the Singer;
and also the genuine machine oil.
l also have buggies and hacks
for sale, and make and repair the
same at prices to suit the times.
Sept-7'78.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-16

John Ra;hic E. purchased from Nr. r. B. By4Gu,n a.s ta. ..c.. ..I hH.- -y.
 Geo. Na.!a-s- :as: freight tam lea Maric~pl D.. r.e~>at5 ,A ;.e eta Inst.
 There was a general ;f.a-uu:, last evening, to listen ;o H.v. AIF. Adams excellent ser- mon.
 The co:t,nvoa1 tree, a:e just beginning 10 put forth iae.r leaves, about two weeks later than l"-, ,,sr.
 Itis aiou; tfwc .o g. ..r; abe bring races. Bring oR y.,.e R.. .s Cowboy Buck and other s,cvds V. ... ,--t.
 The next s.r;, c.-..- .r a ,hc 2G;h inst. under tac ,s..,'. a .. i.o o.i Fellows .a- dies. II :a;a .sa grand al. ..r.
 Sister I.s-t,. ., Ta--.a. a vsry clever lady, beic.-;"~ E.. r.. .....'y oi St. nseVk, aepsrted ;a.s ...c..~ai .ac Tucson.
 D.. McCsa5..s., ,@c es our hest phy.i. .ciaus. cN4.,....,. ... ..s !. ,.sr.gs cl .anacy sithou; ;h- a.... ,>. "a .:...-
 Mrs. C.r.. ....-.. ;. Ns-. E.m Fitch. and M;ss hi. i.-.... ....-. a ice, left Der stage this csss-a.-. ? ...:...na. where they viii take ;ht O. .-. l->-oa.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-16

This las boon a gloomy day to, the item i1ar, ua; A ri1p oa ,hc placid surface of
 ry ''7, a..' Q. 'a F''e;' ..e IS on 'a@, nat {. .aa -ho0a bright ocr hill aHa d1le. and na. a .est stirred. D,C" The people are 8 metleiioaI i9 their CorIuCt. aud % per -;>.,at ;H tae pursuit oi the 'evcH tenor ol their way" talr tlcy refuse Co ao anything to create even 8 ai,r in the uUiyeTsa. moaot9ly ;hat prevails throughout the community to 'he utter di-Cust-nay. dismay, of tie re- porter, who is ever ready wjth eycg,GsS and aujiphanc, ready tp see CT hoarta slightest sight or gaj ta.-c.n bc ta-U-.i into ~.ocal" Murder, iueit. Q, even dOy fight would Lo a r.ii..
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-16


 Prescott a.se-. ara hssy maasr ctgr,Be
 boc3 beer iof .a aFit,s.. May lst.
 Mu Clar.ssa Green and her daaehter,
 N0 Cornell. have .ef- San Fra1ciseo for
 Nontsna oa g sit io relatives
 I.Is thought lh.i Nr. Theodore QUO will s-cCcai ia -.'i- h. Pry mlag. which is . sn cSce lent TrHirlly. go Eastern capitalists
 Yavapai county ls Co have srrvey made . af some ..,s3a.al ia. i1 r.a Eiziuity of Cil- . ten. Way uat M-lloara da the worSi Several soldier. returned from San Fran cisco ycs,er3ay % Naias'e They went Co : the city -. aa s-.rt t5 prisoners sent Co A. catraz.
 Dr. L,ac8a eai z. P. Head returned : from v.sil fa tIa TiHfrp country today, bfiugiag but ...le or aa u.a- vastA men, : tioa.rg.
 . Jerry Sullivan is Co have Earo for taking orator Wi.sam Clark Q Stockton. Better sal t.srks placer claim la. ubeleviIg 'o ] pay cxqc1s-s-
 School oa-s.l again t.5. morning with the Prsle...r .a t8e yaGirg department l.!.oa.i ia ts. ia..s.ar ..rr uv Hia psr- hing and tae rf.u.rE under 1lis Ga..Fcr- Wm.Elass .rre44si hsrTs Justice F.5gry this morning .f answer e charge of a-- . -au'i uith a ..-.s.s Vr-1.a lE.H3 fle person sf Wm. Vernon. tl J4aa.TF ls-t aaj aas put ull-. as-is i1 aPt lr before Rae 0u.aJ Jury.
 Tbigv-s f,c-afy hlake iat5 Nr Ca,8- wells store at ota4l., Gal, took what tacy wanted sal4raicd Ihe establishment wlth coal o.i, sc, Gre aal Gep1Fid The build ing with It5 contents, lac.udng the post office. weg0 consumed.
 Wm. Dnlf7rl arrived yestcrday from San Berna'liao Uiti tHo lightwagous load et with farm produce from iha, section. He came tLe Hardyv,lc rau'c aud disposed oi % considerable portion ot hIs loading Ci Mineral Park aad s;4tioas along the road.
 PAuFfr Coksr BysjNEs- DrEEcrouY.- J1o. F. GiC -un, correspondent of Mcken- ney & Cos Pacific Coast Business Direc- tory. is in town anal Wiil cali upon the busi- ness and pral,.sipua, men of this vicinity for ueme- and patronage To the work.
 Mir and Mrs. VIII Bashford leave th latter part of this week for California. Mrs E. goes for tle purpose of recuperatiug her health, which has iocu qaite poorly for some time past r doctor il attendanoe has advised q change of climate, which is most generally tae best medicine person can take.
 CLEAN YoJE YAFDs-Oa Monday next @ general cleaning cf tar streets and alleys v.fhia ihc lHru.-..e lM.'F of tao city of Prescott v.. c1mulrca. unl it is tAc deslre of thr Marshal that aN person will. during this week, see that their yards are cleaned and ail uihii d-Ho.'rE io the alleys where it may be conveniently received and hauled away.
 A another g-aurc that thr 2j:I par al. .e, road K tD br built. Nr. C. E Rush, Vio has just returned from Missouri with an accomplished wife, was informed in keasas City, ua tha san of March, by the Genera, Agent af fl. Company. that the road would b. i.I't iast as rapiIIv as mon- %. and men aan.5 do it. There are now 30) men a; uolf> west of Ajou4ger3He.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-16

The other Charley Spencer. ID; Charley of Bones N Spencer, tut Charley .hc guide etc. l-f, thes. Headquarters this morling ! for the Wa.al4i country Co procure an Ava Supai interpreter, and is 70 meet General W!lccx, Liolt smiJA and others at Hack berry oa ths '.a, from winch point they will proceed direct to she Ava-Supal village in thr canyon of Cataract Creek. The Gen erals object, We understand, is to learn something oi this strange tribe, which until very rcccatly was entirely unknown 10 whitc people. and st the same time to explore their woui..ig, coua.Iy, all, ii possible, % down into the tower canyon, where Mooney lost his iifa, and bury nis rcmairs. For this latter purpose they will take with them the necessary rope and other appi- ances for the hazardous undertaking.
 Ii dccmoI ezaei.ent, after their cxplora- tioas in Catassct Creek are enled the ex- pcdI.ion a..l visit that wonder of the world, the Grand Clayon of ,le Colorado River.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-16
Rowe cold .unng Company.

1 The Rowe gold mine, situated in the Cave creek mining district, is turning out very rich ore. not oay iu the main slai., but in tle tunnel, ;ac "r. il t1e former avcragIu 2 500, and iu tle latter. b7 milling process, over Sel3 e. tar 'aa Th rock is free mill
 ing gold ore. aaI but slight traces of silver cln be seen. This mine has been worked for several years pas by the Rowe ani Re gtn fsmiIos, who have taken cut over fifty
 thousand d1..l-s. TU. famous property has recently been s5la r Generals Ne.nou,
 Crook anj K,aiz, and N->srs. Suidcr and
 Gibson. who ora developing +. \ mIil will
 soon bc erected at tla uuc and a larger
 one put up at Camp pcrac&, about three mics
 from the main ,a.i1. Work is being pushed
 njsa, aud day by the superintendent, G-u. Geo.g. B. Vernon, and i.e miae promi.e, t1 bc one the richest ou tae Pic.dc Caa.t- Giea .peciaen- from C6s mias aIorn many mia.fl collections throughout taa cauIe coast. and ,.ia property is a1. known .s .e ing vsry v1.HrhIe. IT.. ledge iH t.s shaa l. seven lea. v..... ... pay .I-.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-16

Tae tast game of base bal. played vester- day. -ha s..l..a, remember, between the Prescott aui Whiupia c.a5s, Mas victory for tae boy, ef ,.Na, tae score sanding:
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-16
BONES & SPENCER,

A ha old stand oa Nau.aza-a street doors sauL af Gar-a dealers iu CIGARS. TOBACCO CDNFEC- rIpNTET FRUITS AND FINE GROCERIES. ls Fs.r.c;ly iav.ie tae attention ef The Pusiie '' G1r la-.- aud vlrgi
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 Ta.g.a+ ts- r.st fsvs-s ve ..'e,, coa-.uua5cs o' Toe liberal ra--olars h.r-.s-.-e ts.sr-e1 oa us. .ao,.rz s4s. o-r GOODS will b,as n.F.c .isa cad r7garisoa 7 'tE any ia tas market.
 JAS. E. BONES,
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