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Arizona silver belt., 1880-02-14
lzona Silver Belt.
srday. February Ii. 1880.

description list, Of employees of
 k Morris mine, for the church to ,uiIt at Globe. which was raised Mrs. J. l.. Clarke. wife of the eman, ald paid to Charles A. k: N Messrs. J. X. Csssiday g., Glen Sl. TreSen ST. Moyle Sl. Smith Winterberger Sl. Schwartz Sl. Clarke S1. House Sl. MckInnon %, Hooking Sl, Summon S1. ever Sl. Dougherty 50c; Mrs. j. Clarke Sl0 ; total S225
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GLoHg. X. T. Feb. !. 1SSO.


 EDITOR SILVER RsLr :-Ia your last weeks issue l saw an article in which you state that Teodoro Gou zales, who was arrested, tried, auG convicted of larceny. and sentenced to pay fine of sixty dollars or be imprisoned in the County jail fur sixty days. h that artlcir yua state that sad prlsoarr Was placed in the hands of a special officer and that officer allowed his prisoner to escape :; l wish to correct that part of your statement, as I was the special off cer on that occasion. and would state that the prisoner was placed in the hands of regular officer.
 C. C. MEYERS.
 The regular officer " referred to by Mir. Meyers, IS Thos Kerr. who, after the escape, followed in close pursuit to Camp Thomas. where he overlook and recaptured Gonzales, returning here on last Monday with him. On the following morsiag Mr. Kerr started for Florence to loig, hls prisoner in jail.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-02-14
CMIC AGO. ILL. Jan. 27, 1880

CHIC AGO. LLL.. Jan. 27. 1880. EDITOR SILVER BELT The fol- lowing legend may be seen on the front window at 15l LaSalle St.. and lii letters '' sO plain that he that runs may read"
 ARIZONA BCREAU op MiNEs,
 GLOBE DisrRIcr,"
 Aud in the window the finest dlsplay of ores in the ely. Please say to any of our Globe frIen'is who may be scloarnlng shis way, that We would like to have them drop in an;l see our |" Burro." and make this their headquarters while here Any one wishing 10 be represented by sample ores can confer with !. Il Hlse. who will ass'st in forwarding the same and Ira \. V,I cf Globe or J N. Ransom of Me illen. will examine and report upon any prop- critics that are placed in this bureau for sale l heiieve am dong something for Globe District F, call ing the a:tention Q! capital tv tue richness of your mines.
 Yours Truly.
 iI Ep,x
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 Ns. X. Ford. Administrator Ol New Summons. the Estate ofW W. Ford Deceased. defendant.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to A. Ford, AdinInistrator or the Estate of W. W Ford, jecease,i, defendant. You xlc hereby summoned to appear be- fore me. at riy olice in said Globe Precinct, tiila Township, County aforesaid on tue TENTH day of APRIL. ISSO, at ten o'eioca a. m.. in au action brought against you Dy said plaintiff tu answer tue complaint of the above nau,c,, plaintiff filed hercin. Said ac- ton is brought to recover the sum of cue hundred and sesenty-eight 46-l0v sSlss 46) dollars for goods. wares and Tncrcbindisc sold and delivered ant money advanced by said plaintitf to you at your special insiailcc and request and judgment will be takcn against you tor the said amount. together with costs of this suit if you faii to appear and answer as above required.
 To the Sheriff or any Constable of said County. greeting: Make legal service and due return thereof. Giyen under my hand this 10th day of February iSsU.
 c. A. SWASEY, Justice of the Peace of said Township. $. II. WiLDl, Attorney for piaint.n.
 feb l4-4t
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In the appsrtonrnent of the Ter ritoral school fund the Board gives Pinal County less than you could suck in your eye with an awl. The sum is $30S S5. We are thankful for the eighty eight cents.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-02-14

IL is reported that James L. Har- worth of Kansas has been appointed Iudlan Inspector, nee Hammond kicked out.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-02-14
Removal.

Tn. under signed has purchased the stork fixtures &s. oi the PIE tRL SALOON. anI will rvnovr iitr'n fV .sIr room Iljiinin. ihc Pa>coc House. on ur about February ii. l>Si. where nr will be pleased To s~e old frIvnd- and make tue ac9uaintanc,.s "f neT unrs. ASERitTI.l SELECT stock ol n ines. iiqlor~ aud Cigars has been ordered asl nothing bat first quality will be -od.
 Respectfully.
 M CLERK
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That Mutt.
]. W. EDDY.

4 saddle mule for sale, apply n, the DEir 0aire. -SilN sr Bell.
 Hha:s the matter. Broihrr Hackney; Has the "desii" crowded you f,r his ..iiIr>' until you have gof tO be p9i up for sale !- Expo>,tOr.
 Noi exactly crowles" !" iicrms- nc. but bucked of. picked up with 4 spoon and carried home in pi..- low-slip, our execator has conciud- ed that We have no further use for a mule thas bucks. kicks, hard to catch and not Snrfh oan' i~F~. III eighteen hundred and odd, and known as Shacknss,y Jim. was sired by the " Devils Own" and damned hy every one who ever owned him, He was knocked down 10 close Ali es- tate to Kelley for q quart Of pea nuts.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-02-14

II a, $. kleln & Co.'S, examine stock of California Misslon Uh- IT. and you will purchase no- eise.
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that l still discount on ali Cash Bills above . per cent on all bills On all goods bought of
 E F. kELLSER.
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ent east for photographs rstow, Hammond, Ed
 alias Edward Knapp of forming a Rogucs
Arizona silver belt., 1880-02-14

..;ucKao was arrested . .Gf stealing Lacey's the iron cage m Phoenix. tor hls incarceration IS fl J. P. Gabriel.
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TCcsoS. A. T., Jan. 3l, 1S80. MR. LAcEY. EsQ :-I take liberty to write you q few lines in regard to a horse l got from your stable when l was on drunken spree, rode the horse to Florence, 1 waat to pay you for any trouble l have caused you about the horse, think 1t IS better for us to compromise as l am willing to pay whatever you think IS right 1; please send me your bill to Florence, will be there in few days. please answer as soon as you receive this.
 Yours with obedience.
 JOSEPH BRASS.
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iformed that Pete Miller.

,formed that Pete Miller. in the presence of H exelnplifed why the dog h the rabbit. The dog med and what he was
 uhmistakeably perfect. minds eve the rabb.,
 ,ly away, in the dis
Arizona silver belt., 1880-02-14

VANTED-reams 70 haul lum- Der immediately by J. II. Eaton.
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ise's and ger Hercules ctious .en by the Company, you use no other. No headache-no .ffect from its use.
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New Summons.

In the Justices Court. of Globe Precinct,
 cia Township. in the County of Pinsl,
 Territory of Arizona, G. X. swascy, J. r.. J. ]. Nu.Durgh. plaintlG,
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Eaton will pay fifteen dol
 .ousand for hauling lumber f ain 10 the
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Sweet Goshen butter al the Pio-
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The Phoenix Herald agaln goes efl half cocsed. l. eul"gizrs Schurz Tor decapitating IIayt. H. was simply the exc .utloncr that gave ef- feet to fbe sentence. Schurz + blamed for wthhoidi' Z the blow, al.l las excused himself for tar'i.- ness by saying he did mol hkc to re- move man while under fire. The light against llayt aud Hammond took shape III the BELT office, Globe, Arizona.
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tie Bremen Mill road, on $ from four to seven III on a level 1t Is the top of the noun five feet. Eaton IS
 shUycle,i fram the morrow evening he Nne
 ssS. announce tue re- Oftrade with Indians, secR John & Frank o-ra -irsarfrom February ?,
Arizona silver belt., 1880-02-14

Choice California Bacon for sale at bed rock prices by Carey X Rose.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-02-14

This great T0,,i. h.-s s4en introduced Co . of tns .i .s.s-i.f, ---.e: iDr iise ralst th.'f wisl. ua Js.:u,.s- s,.ctss- ai.t popularity
 Tn.ss is n.i.,:ns 0. ths kihl s.tAa. tir.' . ss....i.la,st. ..i .,,atlz1r CT ,i.. -Cy s:Ult " si.sii.r i.l..i ;s6 ts, l-4iisrlyu@ .ii-;rseIs- PHETEN-4IItE or CHILL> .s nDt supposed
 itr endorsed b. ..e ',sst chemists ..=.-.1lis --stsis- -..snIi- lna-e -,iis r' srsla acs~i. .,,. f4lse If which vii be Sh0 mag asv ineIg.
 Private .-itig,7s oi Ali,9l.1. 2 .,ii.f.- rs ra .ssse,. riiei- C iiss 4cts0ns ci..t l. i~ ,sl te su. ~si;s- e. that It.fi.ory. a -rial tl ihsnfe Us -l'rvs.s intr'riG-ti0f
 Or5srs as:ssr. s,cl t0 THE W EST r. .i Bl>si COMPANY wil be prompt
 Jr-. lJti
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olD AO SA4S held who the King l to tue I.000 ise this lot less .lein 6 Carey pounds week. ", go ply at Go
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FOR RENT. -A goOi business stand. Iuuuirr of F. Ws.tmryer. feb l4-ti
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Su ,llnlNnS.

District oi ihe Territory of Arizona. in aud for Ihe County ofpiual. R. Wei-i ul.intiU
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held who
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The Portland daily press., 1880-09-17
Brief Tottings.

Cloudy and wet yesterday. Mercury $50 at
sunrise, 100 at noon, $50 at sunset; wind north
west.
The annual Episcopal convention in the
diocese of Maine will commence in ST. Luke s
Cathedral next Tuesday. Some twenty
parishes will be represented.
The Atlantic base ball club of this city have
an invitation to go to Rochester to play
match game at the fair September 2Sth.
Steamer City of Richmond's three trips per
week to Mt Desert are discontinued. See ad-
vertisement for fall arrangement
The largest Pullman train ever out of this
city left for Boston yesterday morning on the
Eastern road. There were 400 passengers
from Bangor, $50 coming from Aroostook. The
train consisted of II cars and two engines.
They were going to the celebration.
The second annual cattle show and fair of
Buxton Grange will be held Sept Goth and
list on their grounds at Buxton Centre depot.
Ex-Gov Perham will deliver an agricultural
address on the last afternoon.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-17
An Alleged Case of Bulldozing Disposed

The Argus of yesterday contained an affi-
davit from one William Mahon alleging that
he was discharged from the Pepperell mills in
Biddeford for voting the Democratic ticket.
The following afidavits which were sent to
the Argus yesterday with a request to publish
sufficiently shows the falsity of the charge:
I, r. NJ. Hobbs of Biddeford in county of
York, on oath depose and say that the state
ment of William Mahon published in Eastern
Argus Sept 10th is entirely false Said Mahon
was discharged from the Pepperell mills on
Saturday the 4th inst. for drunkenness but was
again given employment a few days later,
having promised to reform. On Tuesday, the
14th inst, he was detected in leaving his work
without permission during working hours and
going out to drink for which reason he was
discharged, not knowing with which party
ho had voted the previous day.
(Signed) R. NJ. HOBBS.
I, Charles II. Coffin of Biddeford do on oath
depose and testify that the above mentioned
William Mahon was under my immediate
charge and left his work without my permis-
sion during the afternoon of Tuesday, the 14th
inst, and returned in an intoxicated condi-
tion after an hours absence.
(Signed) CHAs. H. COFFIN.
STATE OF MAINE,
COUNTY OF YORK, SIS.
Sept. 16, $50. !
Then personally appeared r. M. Hobbs and
Charles ii. Cofn and made oath to the truth OF the
foregoing affdavits by them subscribed.
Before me,
SAMUEL w. LooUEs,
Justice of the Peace.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-17
Superior Court,

bEFoRE JUDGE BONNEY.
Edward +. Stevens pleaded guilty 10 the larceny
of S44 worth of silver from Charles E. Jose
.S Co. 49, O'
Lizzie Williams indicted for larceny. waived the
reading of the indictments and pleaded not guilty.
Nj. 2. Frank is her counsel.
Albion b. French pleaded guilty to the larceny OF
an oyercoat and gold chain, etc., from james
Edward Cole alias Ed Cole and Henry M. Bing-
nam, both OF Massachusetts, pleaded guilty to the
larceny OF horse. the property of James r. Bowie
ana also to the larceny of an express wagon and
harness from James Hoyt.
Allen Poole, upon an Indictment against him and
Charles F. Pooer for breaking and entering, in the
night time. the dwelling house of Mary F. Meserve.
and stealing therefrom said that he was guilty of
Charles F. Pooler pleaded not guilty.
Edward c. Thompson of Gorham, indicted for
burning the dwelling house of Oliver Doe in the
night time, pleaded not guilty. Irving w. Parker
appears as counsel for Thompson.
Wm Brogan paid a fine of $50 and costs each on
two complaints for search and SEIZURE
VIM. McElroy paid fine of 500 and costs on a
nuisance Indictment also 5000 and costs upon two
complaints against him for search and seizure
Patrick Hannahan paid fine of 500 and costs
on complaint for search and seizure.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-17
Agricultural Fairs.

Maine State Fair. Lewiston, Sept. 21 to a.
Androscoggin County Fair, Lewiston, Oct 16 to
20. "
Sagadahoc Fair, Topsham, Oct - to IA.
Penobscot Fair, Hampden, Sept. % to "a.
East Somerset, Hartland, Sept. IA to To-
York County, Biddeford, Sept. % to 80
Scarboro and Cape Elizabeth, Scarboro, Sept %
to %.
Oxford County, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day, Sept. 49, 30 and so.
Bux'on and Hollis Fair, at the Berry Stand, Bux-
ton, Oct and Z.
Cumberland Farmers Club, Sept. % and 20.
Fast Piscataquis, at Milo, Sept. 20 and 80.
Franklin County, at Franklin Park, Pennington,
Oct. 5, 6 and 7.
Gorham and Standish Farmers Club, at Stanaish
Village Oct. IL.
Kennebec Fair at Readfeld Oct. and 7.
Knox and Rocklanc, Oct II to IA
Lincoln and Damariscotta Driving Park, Sept 28
to 20.
North Kennebec, at Watervile. Oc, s and G,
North Waldo at Unity Trotting Park, Oct 6 and
7.
Penobscot Central, at East Corinth Oct g.
Somerset at Skowhegan Oct $ to
Waldo, at Park and Hayford Hall, Belfast, Oct
and q.
West Somerset, at North Anson, Sept. % and 80.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-17
Third Maine Regiment.

AT the business meeting of the Third Maine
Regiment in Augusta Wednesday the follow
ing officers were elected:s
President--W. H. Watson of Bath.
Vice Presidents-C. M. Lane of Skowhegan,
J. S. Smith of Bangor, G. Fl. Greenleaf Of
Bath
Surgson-Dr. G.. E. Bracket of Augusta.
Chaplain-Rev. E. W. Preble of Bangor
Secretary-Lewis Selbing of Augusta
Corresponding Secretary-R. Y. Crockett of
Bath.
Treasurer George S. Fuller of Hallowell.
Executive Committee-H. G.. Staples, j. S.
Bangs, Band; j. H. Raymond, Co. A; Geo. NJ.
Bean, Co. B; A. J. Packard, Co. c. w. H.
Higgins, Co. Co. D; T. Fl. Fairbanks. Co. E;
John Putnam, Co. F; w. M. Graves, Co. G.;
E. III. Young, Co. H. John S. Wiggin, Co. 1;
John w. BusWell Co. K
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-17
Dead Body Found in Wilton.

Last Saturday the people of Wilton were ex-
cited to an unwonted degree by the discovery
OF box in the water under the end Of the
tiume of Messrs Fuller & Fernald's mill con-
tanning the body of woman. Examination
showed that the limbs had been cut apart in
order to get the body into the box. There was
no writing or address of any kind on the box
by which to trace whence it came or to whom
it was sent The opinion finally prevailed that
the body was purchased or otherwise obtained
for the purpose of dissection. Some, however,
think there is dark and fearful mystery con-
nected with the body which will ultimately
come to light Some think from the condition
of the body that it must have been in the water
year or so, and thus account for horses refus-
ing to drink from the brook below the mill
where the box was taken ont.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-17
Abandoned at Sea.

The steamer Franconia which arrived here
yesterday morning had in tow small fishing
schooner, the Rebecca r. Atwood, of Boston.
The Franconia's officers found her near Cane
Cod abandoned. Her masts were gone an d
she was full OF fresh fish. The Francona took
her in tow and started for Portland. Soon
after a government cutter came up having on
board the captain and crew of the disabled
schooner. The captain was taken on board
the Franconi4 and brought here. The fish
were sold to Loveitt & Co., who will hold the
money until it is decided as to who has the
better claim to it, the owners of the Franconia
or of the disabled schooner,
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-17
u. s. Marshal'S Notice.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, |

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
District of Maine IS.
DuRSUANTt to monition from the Hon. Edward
Il Fox, Judge of the United States District Court,
wit, in and for the District of Maine, hereby give
public notice that the following Libel has been filed
in said Court VIZ
A Libel against the Schooner "Onward," (where-
of Thomas A. Randall now is or late was master, }
her tackle, apparel and furniture and all and sin
gular the goods, wares and merchandise now or late
on board said Schooner "Onward"- on behalf of
Calvin G. Babbidge, (master of the Schooner "Bru-
nette for himself and others, in cause of salvage
civil and maritime, more particularly set forth in
the said Libel; that hearing and trial will be had
thereon at Portland in our said District the
enteenth day of September current at 10 a. m. when
and where any persons interested therein may ap-
pear and show cause if any can be shown, where
fore the same should not be decreed liable and dis
posed of according to law.
Dated at Portland this sixteenth day of Septem-
ber, A. d. 1880.
AUG. l.. SMITH,
1t Deputy U. s. Marshal District of Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-17

Mr. Davis W. Coolidge had large lot of
nice plums, pears and peaches, not entered
worthy of mention.
ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING.
The annual business meeting of the Cum
berland County Agricultural Society was held
at the Superior Court room last evening, w.
W. Harris, President of the society, in the
chair. Alonzo Libby, in the absence of the
Secretary, was chosen Secretary pro tenn.
On motion of G. F. Libby committee of
three was appointed to nominal the list of
officers for the ensuing year. The following
gentlemen were named as that committee, {.
F. Libby, John Staples, Charles M. Gore, and
reported the following list of officers:
President-W. W. Harris.
= Vice Presidents-C. f. Libby, Nicholas
Secretary-A. L. Dennison
Treasurer-John j. Frye.
On motion of A. A. Strout the report was
accepted
Mr.. Harris asked to be excused from serving
on the board another year.
Mr.. Libby said that his own acceptance of a
place on the board was based on the under
standing that Mr.. Harris would also act. If
Mr.. Harris was ex cused he must be excused
also.
Mr.. Strout said tn at he belle we'd that it was
the general desire that Mr.. II arris continue at
the head of the society.
Mr. Harris withdrew his resignation and
MIR. Strout was instr ucted to cast one vote for
the list of officers as reported, and the vote
was then made unanimous.
Mr. Harris said that the fair was to be con-
sidered a success, and spoke of the stock en-
tered as the best yet exhibited. That stock,
he would predict, would carry off the blue
ribbons at he State Fair at Lewiston.
The meeting then adjourned on motion of
c. F. Libby.
AT the close of the meeting quite number
of gentlemen signed the constitution of the
society. Within the past few days the names
of fiftytwo life members have been placed on
the rolls, and it is the belief of the officers that
the Cumberland County Agricultural Society
is destined to be the largest agricultural socie-
ty in the State. Among the things of interest
to farmers is the proposal to hold a series of
farmers meetings at s ONE point in the county
the coming winter.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-17
the spools in the cabinet is yery handsome

the spools in the cabinet is very handsome.
81. W. Cummings shows Gothic clock that
he sawed out with jig saw. years ago. the first
clock ever made with jig saw in Maine 1t
contains $50 pieces and took week to make
it. The back is as highly ornamented as the
front.
Near by is very cunning toy engine and
tender marked P. & R. r. and named the Bux-
ton.
The Shakers have complete variety of their
goods on exhibition, presided over by several of
the members of this fraternity in their sober
garb.
1T would be impossible to particularize any
OF the numerous rugs mats, tides and articles
OF ladies' underwear. there is such profusion,
and all executed in the highest style of art.
In the little ante-room off of Reception Hall
Mr.. c. F. Davis has prepared charming little
boudoir. Here may be found beautiful
water color of Coleman's, one of Weeks orien-
tai scenes, marines by HI. B. Brown, rock
studies by Martin, rare engravings, all beauti-
fully framed and set off by rare specimens of
majolica and other ware.
Additions have been ma de to the fruit dis
and G. M. Libby plate of luscious looking
peaches. plate of nice looking peanuts
raised by Master Perez of Freeport, is exhib-
tied by s. Burr. DR.. Seavey, of Deering, has
two plates of pears and John Burr, Freeport,
seven plates of grapes. Elihu Hasty, of this
city, has two plates of pears, and Mrs. A. H.
Cooling some pears, peaches and grapes Sam
uel Rolfe has twenty-five varieties of pears,
and P. H. Brown six plates of grapes and one
of pears. ]. B. Curtis, Deering, has four
plates o. Hamburg grapes, and Mr.. Kinghorn
seven varieties of grapes, two of pears, one of
ounce and one of apples. E. G. O'Brion, of
Deering. shows seven varieties of apples,
T. Merrill, of New Gloucester, has twelve
varieties of apples on exhibition, many of
them of very large size and remarkably hand
some fruit.
Last evening Chandler's Band furnished ex-
cellent music and there was good attendance.
Miss Mary c.. Andrews displays some
placques beautifully painted-one representing
basket of Strawberries and the other a vase of
fruit and flowers.
Mrs Bascom exhibits splendid English ivy
just inside the entrance to the hall
F. o. Bailey last evening added large vari-
ETY. of handsome harnesses and robes to his ex-
hibit
Mrs. Ulmer's cake is delicious in appearance.
There are six loaves of handsomely frosted
fruit cake, twenty-one loaves without frosting,
superb bridal loaf and a case of assorted
cake.
Mr.. Geo. d. Buzelle took first premium for
pansies and an additional gratuity of 50.
o. M D. w. Nash display two fine cook
ing stoves, one the New Hub and the other the
Highland.
Additional premiums have been awarded as
fallows:
APPLES.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-17
SaCCaraDDa,.

The "fall of Garfield flag item in yester-
days Argus is very good item with a few
changes, viz: The gable end of the building
was not torn ont, the rope never was attached
to chimney on Sweetsirs block and the flag
did not blow down.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-17
Anderson's Vote in Gray.

GRAY, Sept. 16.
MIR. EDIToR-I notice the PRESS and Argus
gave the vote of this town Gray for Ander-
son as 282, the same as for Plaisted This can
not be correct, for 1 know of several men who
voted for Plaisted who cut Anderson from
their ballots. 1 do not know how the vote was
announced in the meeting, bnt if it was given
as you printed it, mistake was made. Did
any Republican see the votes counted? NJ
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-17
CITY AND VICINITY.

f. o. BAILEY & Co. sell at II o'clock to-
morrow morning, at the Horse and Carriage
Mart, Plum street, about 80 new carriages,
consisting Of Phaetons, shifting rail and low
Phaetons, Corning top Buggies piano box
Buggies, extension top Carryalls, jump seats,
Beach Wagons, &C.. also about 80 Harnesses,
consisting of light driving Harnesses in gilt,
nickel and rubber trimmings, double Harness,
&c. This will be fine opportunity for those
who are going to purchase a carriage or har-
ness to attend this sale, as every carriage or
harness offered in this sale will be sold with
out reserve. See auction column.
MALT Bitters build up the nervous and mus
cular system and so overcome diesase.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-17
Obituary

Died in this city, on the 14th inst, Joseph
Edwards, we'll known to our citizens as a coast
pilot for many years. Mr.. Edwards kind and
genial disposition won for him large circle of
friends. He leaves wife and several chill