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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-08
Deeds
ICoSTISCED.1

George d. ogelvie to John A. Peter
son, 40 acres of landd. section l6.
township decentralization, 500.
A. V. Lancaster. ct. a l.. to c. s..
Davids, lots |, 2. 3 and : block X, Tus.
carora-consideration, S204.
Michael Wright to II. c. Irland. 100
feet in Maggie mine. Centennial Dis
INSTRUMENTATION. 500.
II. c. Irlaud to NJ. W. Parsons. 100
feet in Maggie mine. Centennial Dis.
characterization, $3.50.
Chas. l.. Groove. ct. al, to Gorge
J. Smith. 300 feet in Peymnster mine
Good Hope District consideration,
$500.
j. II. Bnnieid &c l.. NJ. Huntsman.
375 feet in the V. I. c. mine. Tuscarora
District-considerAtion. $500.
j. ID. Abel ct. nl.. TO jus. i. Gheen,
32U acres of land on Cold ~Creek-con-
sideration, $1,000.
James DouGherty 10 C. 4. Anderson,
100 feet i'll Scottish Chief mine, indie
pendence Observation-Disclosures, $500.
l.. Curry 10 l.. L. Atkinson. 800 feet
in Silver Brick mine, Good Hope Dis
characterization, Sl2j.
W. II. Puryiance ct. al. to John w.
Epley, 1000 feet in Mnjnzette mine.
Rock Greek District - consideration,
$1,000,
J. Il. Fitch, Sheriff, to W. J. Urton,
ct. a., Deirees mill in Independence
Nallty-consideration, 1911.
Mart Smith to w. J. Urton, lot in
Observation-Disclosures, $4,000.
". 2. Freeman to q. Il. Bobier, 1900
feet in Poormau's Friend mine. Railroad
INSTRUMENTATION, SI,OOO.
G. II. Van Aelstyn ct. al, to John
Hos, $50 acres of land including Hot
Springs on Section Reconsideration,
:I.6tl.
3ohr How to Mrs. C. 4. Wilsey, same
property consideration. S25.
George Bennett to Tbos. Odgers, ono.
half interest in the Panther mine. Cor.
nucopia Observation-Disclosures. $500.
George Bennett to Thomas Lindsay,
one founh interest in Panther mine,
Observation-Disclosures, $3.50.
W. T. Smith to s. Jacobs. 5 feet in
Star Spnnsled Banner mine, Tuscarora
Observation-Disclosures. 500.
J. 2. Mnyhugh to VIM. Sharon. Of.
nj, 900 feet in Adj valorcm mine. Mt
Lone Neutrality-suspicious.. 81.
Chas. l.. Drew to John J. Sutherland,
OF. al, 81 feet in U. & 1. mine. Good
Hope Mining INSTRUMENTATION.
S2.soo.
Thos. Manning, Trustee, 10 tho sa.
bino Gold Mining Company, Golden
Star mine. Island Mountain District
consideration, 81.
Cbas. Croker to. z. A. Littlefold
west halt Of lot 10. block IS, Elko-oon.
~sidorssion. S3i SO.
Mary MoAlistcr TO Joseph MoClay,
100 feet Ia Golden Eagle mino, Cen.
tennisl Mining Observation-Disclosures,
$50.
J. W. Hoover to J. w. Eploy, 500
feet III Bajazct,s mine, Rock Creek
MlDlns Observation-Disclosures, $1,000.
John W. Epley to John Atkinson ,
1900 feet in the same-consideration,
5000.
hobt. E. Hughes 10 NJ. W. Parsons,
100 feet in Hidden Hand mine. Con.
lSnnial Mining District consideration,
81,
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y Tuscarora Tragedy.

The startling intelligence was received
here to day. by telegraph from Tuscaro-
ra, that Deputy Sheriff W. b. Weaver
had shot aud killed "a man named vii.
liam Hammond and was himself NOR
tally wounded by Hammond. The
news by stage in the evening. confirmed
the above. aud furnished the following
further particulars:
Late last night. Weaver. Hammond
and another man were playing poker in
the Delta Saloon when n dispute arose
between Hammond and the third man,
about the ownership OF four bits. which
Weaver attempted to qucll. Hammond
said to Weaver "Yon are an officer l
believe" to which tho latter replied,
II lam. Hammond immediately sprang
upon a billiard table and swedtiug that
no damned officer could arrest him drew
his pistol, dischNrging it at Weaver, TO
which the latter replied with a shot
from his weapon. The firing continued
until both six-shooters wcra emptied,
when Hammond closed upon Weaver.
but Immediately fell back and expired.
An examination Of Viewers wounds
by n physician has wIrrauied the state
ment that he cannot possibly recover.
Twelve shots were fired in all. both men
being struck in several places. Mr..
Weaver was a very competent officer
aud his hard fato excites the deepest
regret.
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4 brother Of V. G.. bartlett 81 the
Gem Restaurant, residing in Irdinm,.
In looking over a lot Of old papers re-
Gently. discovered tho following ccriif>
cate which MAS iT>ued to Bart" in tho
earlier and purcr days Of the Republic:
Sr,rE or INDIISA.
Comfy of Ripley,
], jefferson Stevens. School Examiner
for said Comfy. do hereby certify that
Mr.. Virgil q. Rsrtl-tt II qualified TO
teach R-Nling. Writing, Arithmetic md
English. q rRmiuar, and am also = ,tistird
that no su-tnins a good moral character.
In testimony whereby l have here
unto set my name and affixed
aeI my seal At Versailles. this 18th
day Of October, A. ID 1851.
JESFEpsoS SrEvhSs,
School Examiner for Ripley Co.
Tho certificate. which has lately heen
forwarded TO "Bart" by his brother.
shows that orr fellow townsDan must
have been a wonderfully p]recocious
youth The Registration books Of this
county give his present age at forty
years. The above certificate is dated in
1851, evenly nine years ago. so ne must
have hecn, according to tho Hoosier
standard. a qualified p~cdagogue q, the
tender age OF eleven. But the good
morai character" clause IL tho n
which will probably attract the greatest
share Of attention among his Elko
county ncquairtances.
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Among tho myrisds Of strange features
In W. W. Coles standard shows, Is a
pair OF sea elephants. aspsoies
OF amphibiouH monsters which have been
supposed extinct. They are just what
they arc represented; the most wonder.
ful marine monsters living. St. Louis
Globe Democrat.
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Coles Great show.

A prominent eastern journal thus
c~ora+Hepts upon the performances and
special ATTRACTIONS Pertaining to w. W.,
Coles great show:
Between 5000 and 5000 people were
gathered under Coles pavilion yestsr:
day afternoon. They were there TO be-
pleased and did not go away %dishppoint.
ad. Cole has the best circus that ever
came this way. The m~enagerio is largo
and attractive. The procession was ono
Of the finest ever given by any circus;
the p%araphepaiia ali new; the wagons.
freshly painted; the horses in good som
dition-thus forming ono continuous
line OF glittering spiendor. Tho ring
performance was excellent throughout.
The traprze act by two females was aS
novel rs fine, and the performance Of
the queen OF the air on the rings showed
marvellous muscular powers and grace.
The two great a.elephants; mammoth
Kansas OK. the wonderful ntiaI bicyclists
and tho performing Spanish bull also
commands great attention.
Tho clowns were exceptionally good-
the number of gray.hnircd jokes perpe-
trated being quito limited. The six
stations arc wonderfully wolf trained
dnlare noble specimens Of horse.fiesh.
while tho trick ponies see-sawed to per-
lection. Tie electric ligb, was turned
on and is u success. The man went Tn
the lions cago mud put his head In tho
monsters mouth and no ladies faiuted!
But we must desist. We can recon-.
mend Coles circus because II has the
merit OF novelty in all it's features. and
the further merit Of thorough ttalning
and art in all tho specialties."
The grand combination Of circus aud
m%enagerio arrives IN Elko On tile itorn.
ing Of tbs 10Th i%ns!ar.. and gives Int
n performance; that being at 2 o'clock
In the afternoon. Tho grand street par.
ade takes place SCOT after tue srriyal In
tho morning, shd IL one Of the chiei
attractions Of tho great show. Those
living I'D the county who world witness
this iroo and highly interesting par, 81
tie exhibition will find IL necessary 10
conic TO town on Sunday evening. o.
leave homo very early Monday riorhlua,
---~-
a LArvx invoice Of A I Koy West
Cigars Just received AZ the Gem.
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1AlnAGanAl.

Abe Mayer departed for usoarora this
morning.
The Board OF County Commissioners
are in session to day.
The regular stated communication Of
Elko Lodge. No. Is. F..& A. NJ, will
be held at their Hall this evening.
Commissions Thomas Holmes. Of
Carlin, came up to be in attendance
upon the meeting Of the Board today.
Hugh Martin Of Bruneau, came down
with a wagon load Of CelestiAls this
morning. He will load up with supplies
aud return tomorrow.
]. W. Mcdonnell and II. G. Csiliu
who arrived here from the East Ss,ur-
day, depart for Hicks District. via
Tuscarora, tomorrow morning!
Through a dispatch received here
this afternoon from Puscarora we learn
the sad intelligence Of the death Of W.
Is. Weaver, which occurred at Q o'clock
to-day. DO
Mrs. George Soitz arrived here from
Tuscarora. Saturday evening. aud de-
parted for Deeth on q brief visit. We
understand that the family have settled
up their affairs at Tuscarora, and will
soon take up n permanent residence at
this place.
The following additional particulars
Of the shooting afray between Cuss.
Warren and a mar named Lisk q. Boz
nanza Bar. Idaho, have been received
After exchanging q few blows Warren
went for his pistol and shot Lisk in the
thigh. severing an artery and he died in
a few minutes. Lisk was an i~noffensive
man, and leaves q wife aud NO children
in destitute circumstances. No attempt
was made to arrest Warren.
News reached here this morning Of q
fatal cutting ARRAY at Fort Halleck,
Sunday evening. Bill Weathers a
rancher from Star Valley. II an alter
cation with AN Indian named ''Injun
Scott" rat the ~latter's throat from ear
TO ear. with a pocket knife, killing him
instantly. Weathers was arrested by
the soldiers at the Post and yord sent
to the Sheriff at this place. Constable
Lane went up this morning. and will
probably arrive here with his prisoner
this evening. We have not been able
10 ascertain the particulars OF tho affair
or the cause that led to the killing.
In to-day's issue Of the INDEPENDENT,
DR.. +. F. Muller announces himself a
candidate before the Democratic County
Convention for the Office Of County Su-
perintendent OF Schools. "Doc." is
one of the old residents OF the county; a
solid, substantial citizen. taxpayer and
business man, and enjoys the envisble
reputation Of beinga just and honorable
man in all his dealings, possessing in
IN eminent degree the qualifications to
fill the position to which he aspires. As
the salary Of the Office has been reduced
to $50 per month, we opine that there
are very few not residents OF the County
Seat who conld afford to assume the re-
sponsibilities Of the position, and we
congratulate the people of the county
that IL SO well fitted in every respect
to fill the position honorAbly, has pre-
scented his claims to their notice.
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Hotel Arr walls.

Jowett W. Adams, Carson City.
u. X. Sessions, do
/. NJ. Carlau, Now York.
J. W. Mcdonnell, do
II. q. Catlin. do
A. s. Baldwin, San Francisco.
A. jerks. do
A. Fried, do
DIR. A. J.. Thibodo. wife and two
children. Prescott. Arizona.
Abo. Mooeer. wife and two chill.
dren, Eureka.
O. +. Drown. South Fork.
Frank Mills. Smith Creek.
Geo. @. Warner, Halieck.
J. l.. Hall. do
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The 2s.mile go.as.you.ploaso race,
from Bullion TO this place failed to
como of yesterday, y advertised. A
largo crowd waited tho arrival Of tho
flyers at Dorsey Bros. stables until
their PATIENCE became exhausted. gradu.
ally seeking tho shade Of the saloons 10
irrigate their disappointment. A suit
for damages will 10 Instituted against
tho racers at the noIt session Of tho
District Court.
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ProeeeAlnx. sf the RoafA OF Coh.
nInalOaerAI

The Board Of County Contnisstonsrs
met 1t the cOurt.house In regular sss-
sion this morning. present Holmes;
Conley and Sears.
Reports Of the Jdiior and Hospital
Stewart were approved and ordered Sled.
The following bills we're then taken
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sir Astiey Coopcr's vital Rest0ra-
tive.

sir Asticy Coopcr's vital Rest0rn-
tive.
The great English remody-has made
more cures OF Nervous Debility, Semi
nal Weakness. Lost Manhood, noctur-
nal emissions, lassiludo, inability for
mental labor, dependency and such
diseases as arc induced by youthful
follies and oIcoSso', than all othcr
medicines combined. Why will you
suffcr1 Send to A. Z. Mintie. NJ. D..
No. II Koarnoy street, San Francisco,
for the Restorative and be cured. Price
80 per bottle. Four times tho quantity
$40. Try q bottle. DIR. Mintie treats
all private diseases suoce 'sfuiiy with
out mercury.
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tfron Saturdays Daily.l

Regular Meeting Of Odd Fsllows to.
Night
H. u. Grant returned Lest evening
2Fotn ANSsIoess tip to Ruby Valley.
THs Board Of County Commissioners
mssGs In regular session at the Court
house. on Tuesday next.
Another special tea train parsed
EArolGh from the West last night. and a
special freight from the East this morn.
iAaL
J. Hancock Dennis. Of the Tme'-
Resisp. put tn an appearance sSain last
evening. He will roasin until after
ths circus.
Nn. James Davis, vSo has been on
an extended visit to her old homo in Par
adiss valley has returned home in excel
lent health and heightened complexion.
The banking house Of J. Henderson
vin Soeu for the transaction Of business
in the hank building formerly occupied
by u. r. freeman. on Monday morn
ing
The family OF Samuel Rove. of Tus-
earora departed on q visit to the East
srn States by the train last evening;
Mr. Rowe returning bome by stage this
morning.
Wells Fssgo 4 Co.'S Office was trans.
fsrred to-day, to the first door Of Ma.
sonic and Odd Fellows buildino. oppo.
site tho bank. by II. 81. GrALt.th tho Agent
OF the company.
Divine services will be held at tho
Presbyterian Church Tomorrow. morn
ing. In the evening a concert will take
the place Of regular service. Go carly
and secure seats.
Rev. George Jennings will hold divine
services at Granger Hall tomorrow at
The usual hours. The Sunday School
will take place Immediately after the
~sorniDg services. All ar, cordially in
GiteA
Tho advance coach Of Colc's Circus
. which arrived hete this morning with
L. L. Cook. General Agent. and!n corps
Of men, be~idcs is handsome exterior
inumiunnous. is a model of luxury and
convenience in its interior arrauGenient.
f1rnisbing. beside ample room foe all
advertising paraphcn-lia. sleeping car
accommodations for trenty men.
William o. Weed and Jake Vert
k~incT WIZ among the arrivals last
SNsuing by stage from the Sort'. Viii
liam starts out for Wood River and the
Yankee Fors country by This evenings
train. On his arrival froun She Bay II
few days ago, he regi-t-rcd at the Depot
NysS. aud some ~mrnincious aionopoliSt
i~ntrrpolatsd tho words sand lot" nfter
lis signature. The htsrncss prompting
Euch All act woull rob a hru roost. II
is we'll known that William is ns nice a
SOGng man ~ some 81 the prominent
members q the Y. VI. g Association,
AID woull Ggs souu think nf indnrsInE
D-uuis of Tg-chrOra ~ Denis kcnrn"y.
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otrI Arrivals.

s. Rowe aud family, T~uscarora.
Mrs. G. Drumwilcr. do
W. o. Weed, do
]. II. Dennis, do
G. d. Moore, Eureka.
i. II. Wardwell. Moore's Station.
J. III. Russell, Ban Francisco.
Thirteen persons Of Coles Circus.
Advance Car,
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A LIsos invoice Of the celebrated
White Ryo whisky just resolved At the
Gem Saloon.
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REcKuARr h FnoELroH.
ArrAHnla.

This eyening-James Lowell. Mrs.
George Scitz, Mrs. Arrowsmith, Master
Arrowsmith. Mrs. Hickey aud II. S..
Conloy.
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THs bost quality Of Rhine Wines at
che Elko Bakery and Saloon. Rockhart
AGO, Propristors.
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FsssH Broad, Pies and Cakes 81 the
Elko Bakery
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Hotel Arrivals.

CuAxrAoSs OF tho best quality aud
brands, can be had at Reckhart h
Froolioh's Saloon.
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DrntiHtrV

Dr.. j,ssup, Tho we'll known dentist
will return to Elko about the 18th Of
August, whom he can be oonHulted at
his old ofico In the Depot Hotel.
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This m~orning-C. B. Moore, Samuel
Rowe, A.. 0eardon aud II. n. Sissop,
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Malice.

We will furnish, for cash only. IN lots
TO safe ihe trade, G. Conrad's cello
brsted 81. Louis Buduaiser Beer. In
barrels containing G dozen bottles, at
el9 80 per barrel.
REcKHART h FRoELroH.
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Hotel ArrivaIs.

Hotel Arrivals.
p. W. Welcome, Ogden.
L.. A. Hall, Tuscarora.
r. ". WILCOX, Gan Francisco.
]. d. Treat. virsiniS City.
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Hotel Arrivals
II. Boynton, Tusosrora.

Hotel Arrivals
L. II. Boynton, Tusosrora.
Duff Brown. do
j. d. Gibbons, do
4. P. wilkins. do
8. L. Rodgers, Pine Valley.
J. James, do
Newman Curtis. Hutchinson, Ky.
WIN. Hunter. Cherry Crock.
J.. d. West, Eureka.
Departures.
This morning Mrs. VIM. A. Dsugh.
erty, John Gibbons and VIM. Hosf.
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prt,ctov' Ice Cream constantly OF
haul At The Con Restaurant
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Depnrtures.

This morning Mr.. Hail aud Mr..
Cooking.
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4 bArux invoice Of A Key West
Cigars Just received AZ The Gem.
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Frss old cosu.u al Retsbatl 4 rrcol.
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| 5. n. WOOD Oak St.
ID Fancy Goods.
HORACE NORTH, l55 Water St.
ROoKs. Stationery "a and .ad Esmey Goods
| IF. PIERCE, Water ST.
DOCK BINDING, Blank Book Manu-
ID factory. Binding in all its branches prompt
! ly done A. J. CAMERON.
Ouinby's Block, opp. Hotel North. II. ar T. o.
nOOTs and SHOES. Newcomb Co.'S French
- Curacao and American Kid Boots made TO or
der at J. w. Cross, Water St, Augusta Me.
BOOTS, Shoes and Ruuoers. Fine Custom
ID Work and Requiring to order. ,.,oau
BOOTS SHOES: Large Stock of Fine
ID Goods. Custom Work specially.
f. ii. ATKINS, Ag't, Halo oil.
CARR'Aff.E; a ManSt fl ct p!nst1c..
HIRAM CLARK, So End Water Street.
CARRASeaE Manutaft ssigg and rGnnsn
JOHN MITCHELL, Bangor St.
CLOTHING for Men and Boys. Gents
n
cling Bags. L. +. DAVIS, Under Cony House.
OLOTHING for Wen and Boys. Gents
~ Furnishing Goods.
BENZ. HUNTINGTON, Store under Cony House.
COAL by the load or ton. All orders
~ promptly attended to.
F. SWAIN & CO., at No. Bridges Block
CRockfFRx1 eli sssa sna FL Nsss
GEO. S. BALLARD, 165 Water st.
IL Cor Water and Bridge SITS.
A. C. TlTCOMB.
IL +. J. ROBERTS. d. Z. 5.
DRESS and Cloak Making.
L. A. WILLIAMS.
DIZZY GOODS Fancy G as9sstins., &c.
~ FOWLER, HA&SLiS Z SMITH.
IL. Office hours to u NJ. Z to 9 2. NJ. Throat
and Lungs Specially.
DAYS S SfYiNe9 EaaiRpsa SMITH, As4..
IL Oysters, CLANS and HOLSTERS.
SMITH, WRIGHT CO., 1903 Water st.
| FURNACES, Stoves, Ranges, Tin, Iron
GOULD & BARKER.
| FURNITURE, Mattresses and Bedding.
Il Collins, Caskets and Uphslstering,
G. K. & II. U. WELLS, Water Street
GAS Fixtures, Water, Steam and Gas Pip
~ ing, Bronzing, Gas Fixtures, Repairing, &c.
GEO. II. CROSS, Opp. Granite Hail.
~ ROCERIES, Meats and Provisions.
~ BLACKWELL & WEBER.
ROCERIES, FlOu and Provisions.
~ WM. &. FIFiELD co.
ROCERIEs, Provisions and Meats.
~ ""''1 JAMES T. FULLER.
Ho'El-oo", H .Wsiss Street:
s}GM RANT |5Sss Saints Oils
W. S. PARMELEE, East End Bridge.
TEwELER, Matchmaker & Engraver.
| 81 Fine Watch ChroRometer Repairing special
ty. Z. r. PIERCE, Fuller Drug Store.
Tewelry. Watches. Clocks 4 silver Ware,
WHEELER BROS, HallOwell.
Ton PRINTING.-Plain and Ornaments
! - Cards, Blanks, Bill Heads, &c,
At JOURNAL OFFICE, Water st.
T AIDES GONDOLER Button Boots wear better
IL and look as well as French Kid, and cost less.
f. HASKELL.
II. AND su9 PXE &, sf s SSS0fNlyHgYANcER.
NORTH vAssALBoRo, Me.
LH ~ s!ssI. s.! asssSsss4ry:
Mr. Mrs. CHAS. W. MERRILL, State ST.
T ArNDR s State s., ST Laundry Next door
attended to. f.. BARTLETT.
Sale and ID sRUsaasxd In s stahIs
CONY, FARRAR& co.
MARstIIg l xoskss s Hs.! DilAklH
MILLINERY and Fancy Goods.
A. o. GETCHELL.
MILLINERY and Fancy Goods:
NJ. L. MAXWELL.
MUSIC and Musical Instruments of all
c. c. HUNT, Opp. 20.
III JIM. EvELETH, VI. D., ONCE Second ST., fth
door north Of Winthrop ST., Hallowell,
PluMBlNGS@oGR,..:.ssatiiee:II J. RIss%bsF
HENRY A. TABOR.
DAINTS, Oils. varqishes, Glass and Paper
Il Hangings, House and Sign Painters.
c. BEALE CO.
STOVES, E sssrs!s, Tia IIa War Si.:: Ware.
SMILEY wASGATT.
STOVES EnsGsSIs: 5 sasssfs ags kjsshsn
wILLIAAsON. WARD &C OGAN.
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IEWELER, Matchmaker & Engraver.
81 Fine Watch ChroRometer Repairing special.
ty. Err. PIERCE, Fuller Drug Store.
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BISSELL NJ. D., president of the National Medical
Association.
Address DIR. W. II. PARKER, uFaI
No. 4, Bulfinch Street, Boston, HtAl
Mass. The author may be
consulted on all diseases re- FlIuAP1P
quiring skill and experience. IUJStlf
extraordinarily
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A RTIST-Has opened frs, class gallery over
~ blanchard & Reeds store .
r. ii. GARDINER, Gardiner, Me-
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ROCERIEs, FIou and Provisions.
" Meats Speciality.
VIM &. FIFIELD co.
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DOOTS and SlIOES-S. Newcomb 4 Co.'S French
ID Curacao and American Kid Boots made TO or
der at j. w Cross, Water St, Augusta Me.
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GAS Fixtures, Water, Steam and Gas Pip
~ ing, Browning, Gas Fixtures, Repairing. &c.
GEO. II. CROSS, Opp. Granite Hail.
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Tewelry, Watches. Clocks T. silver Ware,
- Gold Pens, and Fine Watch Repairing.
WHEELER BROS. Hallowell.
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A RTIsTIC Photographs. First-elas'
"A work of all the improved Styles
A. W. KIMBALL, Cor. Bridge and Water st.
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DOOK BINDING, & Blank Book Manu-
ID factory. Binding in all its branches prompt
ly done. A. j. CAMEkCN.
Quinby's Block. opp. Hotel North. near T. o.