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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-11

Application No. sSI for a Fafep; ,.
 Leopard Hiains Claim 1' Us Itsu fsFr-.-.

NOTICE IS HEREBT GIVEN rl,'''. ~ Warren Mining Conf-a~ gal LIE E- d. Cook, Whose po-t o.i-s d.-... -- son, Arizona. has thi- day rIaI 5. - - -l.- Tor patent for illf llIHtr rs.. -.f .. ...-J uiiae or yein bearing sul1 .-l. ..,.- lace Ero1nu ulu Feet Iu y..Urr -.... V Slo bia1lo0 ainiuE Al--uct, County or p.-.- -- -- IerTItury of Arizona and da-.e1a+.-. r..- .a .--a i- notes and o-hcIal pla- ou t la lr. -t..4 l Nunber q. sad Lot Nu. !5 being -- f'I- -f Wlt. i-', -.-
 Begln1lng at the iuitlll uoaan.--.... . elu ol iat clam where Che uo'lcrus l..-.-..-F Fiaced al a pine post izt inches Sf-.-,. ,. I'd long feet in the ground sn s 1-.,l.-'i s -73 --E ioct high marked "L- No ,...-... .-'r AInerai Monument No Q Uro B..r.- K. 1, sl desrees i5 minutes r.. Z7ji f-e- d ..- . '.' marked -C. O. M- No. I " hears 1, -I '.ri minutes W, ti feet distant
 lneuce 2l degrees su minutes W W...-.. tle NV corner of claim. Go a pm, te--..t ". "a sq1are. t's feet lonE feet Iu t'. -rl-. .-' WSna5neut ot stones 2's feet high r.,-s . No. II" q
 Thencs s5 de-ree- Co minute Ef.,,... the NJ corner ot clam to Gu oak f,-- .y. Z o square, .eet long, Q feet ll Cine Eragrl " .---- --- ument oi stones 2 tee- hlgl., aud ua.s.. .f No. ILL L
 Thence S a iecre-s 5gIrinuts- W ... the center of the end |. [ clam. os- .... inches square, feet long. Q feet "a -i,. --'.-7 monuneut of stoGe- feet Ai-a. au. --.-- "l. No. ". --- Thence S 3i degrees 5U minute W -.r... the S corner Of ci;.Im Co an oak ru-t d.. square, 5ii iest long f-es iu laa --.-.' mOnument Of --ule- Q feet Hf-u. .. . "L. No. '.
 q Thence \ ~I dr..ret- 4n nIlC-a- W -...... the SW corner of tLe clam. t1 ar.a. .... . inches square, feet long lu a a.at......--. -- stones 2i feet higli. marked -l- No. gI-
 Thence \ 70 degrees 5I minute E ;. f the place of begInuluE-
 Magnetic variation. l- dr.l.e- 5 ..-.. n containing l9 9s9 acres.
 The location oi tAls mUe i- rH...r.taf .-. Recorders office of PIMi Julutr. A-5.,-. Book C. Records of Nine f1ge- l- 4-i ... The adjoining claimants ars t.....v.a..- .. . Commodore mining aialm.
 Any and all persons claiming a....... portion of sad Leoplrd mining e..... ... - face ground, arc required Jo q-a-.r- ..- adverse Clalms n thls otlee dgs1- --. .., days period of publication Lerao.. or -fegvr ]. barred by virtue of the provisions ut Cha. ....-'
 HENRY tDl ~lN>. Ea.,--
 lJ ls hereby urderei that tbe fg-..r..r. -... of application for patent he published tl--. period of ten consecutive weeks Iu r.. 4l.-., CITIZEN. a weekly newspaper rua.f~lal .- -- son. Pima county. A-izona.
 HENRY COUSINS. E. .-.-- flrst publication. JaHsary %, I~.s
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-11

A General Court Martial is appointed to meet at Fort Huachuca, A. T, at 10 o'clock a. ID. on Tuesday, the 9th day of February, 1888, or as soon thereafter as practicable, for the trial of Private Michael O'Suuivan, Troop c. Sixth Cavalry, and such other prisoners as may be brought before it.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-11
Miscellaneous.
D ARBYS PR0PHYLACTlC FLUID,

For the prtFtutlOu anu tANAsIAN-t "A SCARLET FEVER. SMALL POX. YELLOW FEVER. MALARIA. ETC
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-11
Leeat
SuniHOnS-

fETHs DISTRICT COURT FIRST JUDI ! cial District. in che County Of Fi-a, IerrIto- rv of Ariguua
 William Zeckeudori. .Fia-nlh. against Ramon
 Soto, Defcuiglt. Copy of Sumuous.l
 Action bruUEhtil the District tuCrt of the tIrst Judlclal DlsrFlr Il and for tho Co-uty Of Pima in tae lcrrirors of Ariz1ua- The lerritU- ry of Arzcla Ecla- Erectus t1 kemou SIfn.
 LCu are hereby summoned and .Tulrsl -7 lI- iea. iu aH action b7ua=hc against yeu ly the above named ulalutl4l Iu tLe District Cuurt Of thr tITs- Jua-cial DistTic- iu and for thc County of Pima il tle q crrltugy ol Arizona. and an -ygcr the nIplau. lleli Wlth tlc Clerk of thls Court at TuCsoa In sand county .u copy of which complain. accom- tallcs ttIs sg-urlousl within tw -ury uays lezcias.vs of tL- day Of seryicel after The seTylre uuon you ri tlls summons. if served lu 1his county. but it servrd out 0t the county and within tlIs Dstucr tLeu within thirty days, il all other eases forty days.
 And you are hsTUty notified that lf you fall Go appear and answer ihc complaint ls above re- guirei. the plaintiff will take iuds sr.euJ hy de fagl- against you for the sum of si.3is-s- with interest there and lawful uerceutaEgs and cost and disbursements iu this behalf cx- banded.
 Given under my hand and the seal of said Dis tirct Court, at Iuc-uu, this ao-h day sf Decem- bar, A. D.. lS-,.
 ILS.I L.S. WILLIAMS. Clerk.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-11

The globe Silver Belt states that Agent Wilcox has declared the San Carlos reservation interdicted Territory to those not there by official authority. The road, however, is still open to way. iRrers.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-11
Rankin. BTaTtGl { Co,

MN FT.NNIlNtp. The following companies in Arizona are now using these Furuaces: Copper Queen Mining O.. s0-,on Copper. Huachura Mining Co.,. S-ton Copper. Russell Mining Co. .g-tun Copper Santa Catarina Mining Co, 1 SO-tou Copper Old Globe Mining Co. 1 S-ton Copper. Long Island Copper c.. 1 S1-tOn copper. PInal Con. Mining O.. i0-ton Galena. Red Cloud Mining Co. S0-ton GalenA El PIopo Mining O.. alton galena.
 IS NEW EENICD. Qneen CItyCOpper O.. I @l-tOn copper. Superior Mining Co.,. S0-ton Copper Black Range Mining Co.,. l0-tOn copper ROaanZa Mining O.. s0-ton Galena.
 IN OLD MEXICO. Buhuerachic Mining Co. 3i-ton copper San Juan de Dios Mining O.. 2It.On guleaa. Plomooa Mining O.. 3 .ton galena. Quebudilla Mining Co. 3j-ton E;lleua. Miuas NueTas Mining O.. ! 2l-ton gzleua. Ouintera MininF Co. 1 9-ton galena.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-11

lr is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice of application for patent be published for the period of sixty days ttsu consecutive weeksl in the Arizona CITIZEN. a weekly newspaper published at Tucson. T. which Is here hy designated by me as published nearest such eIaim HENRY COUSINS Register.
 ELr.t rlnhIlcaElnn Dacam h.r J I-s-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-11

Itz virtues are USQuE5TIoSABLE and its GU RArIFE CHARACTER ABsOLUTK. AS THK Ns.I1-Sz; GAN PERSONALLY TEsTIFT. BOTH FROM EXFsEI- ESCE AND OBSERVATION. White st once tO lL,Y- LOCK < JEsNEY, Dey street. New York. eEclOs- ing Sl.OO, and you will receive by return 8 remedy that will enable you Co hear like any body else. and whose curative effect will be perna- nent You will never regret doing SO. EDITOR MERCANTILE kEvIEv.
 fF-TO avoid lo-s in the mails. please send money by Registered Letter.
 OGly imported by HkNLOCk .s JENNEY,
 DeF St.. '. '. sole agents for America. wiy
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-11
nnn,f Enrr-ef

That Dr. Gladwin, destist at 3l5 Con gress street, prepares a tooth powder that will, fl used, keep the teeth white and clean, and at the sane time sweet ensthe breath.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-11

Chico had a special election for Supervisor last Saturday, February 3.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-11

4 rich nickel mine has been found within five hours rIde of Los Angeles.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-11

Occasionally fish are found in Santa Ana's irrigating ditch.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-11

FETHs DISTRICT COURT. FIRST JUDI
 ] cial District in che County Of Pima. Territo- U. u U arI.l-.-.-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-11
EARS f0T thG MILLION
Foo ChOu's BaIsam of Sharks Gil


 OnIy Ab,oiute Cure for Deafne-s
 ~-sNu.
 This Oil is ab-tr.. from peculiar -veoIes of white shark, cauxl tle Yellow Sea. known as CARCHARODOS RoSL-LEru. Every Chinese fish erman knows ir. l:s vIrfnes as restOrHtIvp of hearing were discovered by @ Buddhist priest about the year iilp. lts cures were 90 numerous and many su seemingly miraculous, that the remedy was otlcially proclaimed over the entire Empire. Its use became SO universal that Tor over SU0 years no deafness has existed among the Chinese people. Sent. chars-s prepaid. to any address at q l.Ou Der bottle.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-11
NuMluIgus.

lIyer7 Di'triet, January :.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-11
Dr. SPlNNEY,
No. n kearny street. san Eranciseo. Gal. Treats all Chronic and Special Diseasss

YOUNG MEN WHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE W effects of youthful folliss indiscretluu. will do well to avail themselves of this. the greatest boon ever laid at the altar of suffering humanity. Dr. SPlNNEY will guarantee to for felt tsOO for every of Seminal Weakness or private disease of any kind Cr character which he undertakes and fails to cure.
 HIDDLE-AGED MEN.
 There are many al the age os thirty Co si1ty who arf troubled with too frequent evzcuation- of the bladder, OTten accompanIed by a slight smartIng or burning sensation and weakening of the system ID a manner the patient cannot se- count for. OE examining the urinary deposits e rOpy sediment Will often Do found. and some times small particles of zlbuman will appear or the color wiil be of thin mIl slsh hue. again changing tO a dark and torpid appearHnce. There many men who die of this dIdi culty ignorant of the cause. V hIch IS the second stage of seminal weakness. Dr. \. will guarantee Q perfect cure lu all such eases. and healthy res- torAtlou of the genIt1-uTinary organs.
 Office HUurs-lu tn and to s. Sundays from 10 tO II \. "a. Consultation free. Thorough ,x- animation and advice. S5.
 Call or address
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-11
DR BLANC.

DHYsICIAS AND SURGEON. No. sls North Meyer St, English. French and spanish lsaguAges spoken. novei
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-11
PcTJectlV Harmless Used Inter-
 R6'ly or EUteFR0ily.

Us Proprietors, Manufacturing Chemists, Philadel- pima. Price 90 Cests per bottle. Pint bot ties, Sl. mh25dSw-ly
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-11
". T. RICHARD. F c. S.
H. BUEHMAN . CO..

\ NAUTICAL AND CONS ULTING CHEM &1 lss and hetallurgist Assay On-ce. Vel sch's Hlnck Main Sr. Tnc.nn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-11-22
BOwd0in College.

DIR. Brown began his instruction of the
used is the abridged edition of President
Porters "Human Intellect" DR.. Brown
comes highly recommended, and there is
every reason for believing that his course of
instruction will be most interesting and prof
itable.-A great deal of work has been done
upon the grounds this fall. Quite a number
Of tennis courts have been laid out, and the
baseball ground is being improved. There
has not been SO much activity in this direc-
ton for several years.-The gymnasium 10
being put in working order, and will be ready
for use In a few days.-The college Orches-
ira has been recognized, and will be able to
meet engagements in a short time.-A So
ciety for tine cultivation of Oratory and music
has been formed. good membership is al
ready secured, and large results are looked
for. 1t is expected that a course of lectures
for this winter will be obfained.-J. w. Kemp
and w. r. Butler are delegates to the Theta
Delta Chi convention, which is held this week
in New YOrk.-Quite a number of the stu
dents are teaching school. Some have al
ready finished their terms of school, while
others have not yet begun. The short win
ter vacation of two weeks is not, perhaps, so
favorable for teaching -The Freshman class
has elected the following officers: Pr, sident,
Z. l.. Bartlett; Vice President, C. NJ. Aus
tin; Secretary, +. Pushor; Orator, E. B.
Torrey; Poet, C. b. Burleigh; Historian,
A. w. Morrill,; Prophet. M. l.. Kimball;
Toast Master, II. b. sAustin; Committee of
Arrangements. E. b. Burpee, o. ID. Sewall,
w. l.. Black; Committee on Odes, +. c.
Plummer, C. NJ. Austin, L. B. Varney.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-11-22
City Personals,

Mr.. Emmons Blaine has been appointed
Division Freight Agent of the Northern Iowa
Division and branches of the Chicago and
Northwestern Railroad, including the south
eastern branch of the Dakota Division be-
tween Iroquois and Harwarden, with head
quarters at Eagle Grant, Iowa.
A young man Of this city who proposes to
spend the winter in Florida hunting, instead
of employing dogs in the chase. is having q
hunting suit of genuine dog skin cut and
made at one Of the first tailoring establish
ments in this city. which he will wear when
on the war path after game. Whether the
dog-skin suit will prove as effective an aid in
bagging game a. the real dog remains to be
seen.
Rev. MIR. Bradlee of this city delivered his
lecture "Apes and Parrots" At Bath last even.
ing to a large and appreciative audience.
The lecture was one of the regular Lyceum
course, and under the auspices OF the Beacon
ST. Methodist church. Mr.. BradIee has de.
livered this lecture some so times. He has
two other lectures besides this one and
"Punctual People" which he has delivered
successfully many times. Mr.. Bradlee 10 in
great demand as a lecturer, and within the
past two weeks has had seven calls to lecture.
well-known gentleman called on County
Commits sioner Andrews, at his residence in
Monmouth, one day recently, and found him
much better than was expected. He was up
about the house and looking better
than before since summer. Last Monday
night he underwent another surgical opera.
ton, which was successfully performed by
DIR. Weeks of Portland. He withstood the
operation as well as could be expected and
was in much better condition than following
the others. If there are no new
developments he will be about again in few
weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-11-22

The y Steamer Iris. il here ON her an
the winter.
The vsne is now in place on the new
Granite church.
Rev. Edward Chase has inaugura,ed . very
interesting entertainment for each Monday
| evening. The first half hour is to be spent in
reading from some author, and the remainder
of the time in some entertaining games.
A. Sampson Sons have just received .
cargo of whiting from New York.
E. N. Henderson & Co.. opened their
skating rink in Wilson Hall last evening, it
being the first time since the new maple
floor was laid.
Capt Henderson's farm house in West
Gardiner. was burned Monday evening. The
barn was saved. Loss about $500.
Rhv. ]. II. Farnsw orth Of Hartford VT,
has accepted the call of the Universxlist
church Of this city to become their pastor and
enters upon his duties at once. He has been
laboring as State Missionary for his denomi-
nation in Vermont, and q little over twenty
i've years ago was settled three years in Bel
fast, this State. He has hired Mr.. J. H.
Lowelrs house on the corner of Winthrop
street and Lakeman's Lane, and will move
his family here.
Mrs. Sarah F. Beeman is moving into the
Geo. Carr house on Second street. her former
home.
A fishing boat arrived at the islanders
wharf Wednesday with the first load of lob
sters of the season. Plenty of customers
stand ready to take them as they come out
of the kettle at 10 cents per pound.
The two skating Kinks are we'll patronized.
Our former townsman. Duncan Burns 10
making q short visit here.
Rev. c. T. Holbrook has moved into the
new Baptist parsonage.
The new city clock arrived on the boat,
Wednesday morning.
Our city bell ringer, we notice now rings at
morning and noon by the ''new time" but
the Waterman rings the nine p. NJ. bell by
the old time. Our City Council will prob
ably adopt the Philadelphia time at the next
meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-11-22
Eaan NEW oensEr rAcro.r.
DeoseAan& Aboot Its Coussruetfen-
4ocel ~ COnvenienee

Litch1eld { HaskelPs new corset factor,
ON Willow street, east side, the ground TO,
which was broken Sept. 2lst, is nov approach
ing completion and promises to be model o.
unity and convenience for the purpose in
tended. The main factory il 10Ox3O feet and
two stories In height, while adjoining on the
south side il boiler house 1880. The mair
entrance IL on Willow street At the southeas,
corner Of the building. To the right, - one
enters, IL found . commodious Office l5xl5
and back Of that another room of the same
dimensions which will be utilized for storage
purposes. Continuing on a. one enters. q
short distance further . stairway leading to
the second floor will be met With, snd to the
right door leading into an apartment occu-
plying the entire first floor with the exception
OF the storeroom and Office referred to above
This will be used for . storage room ;
also for press room and other purposes. At
the south end near the stairway and hard by
the boiler house, the steam engine furnishing
power for the establishment has been located
Following up the stairway leading to the
second story the visitor 10 ushered into
roomy apartment extending the full length and
width of the building, and the walls of which
are thickly studded with windows. allowing a
flood of light to enter. This is to be used as
stitching room, and is furnished with a
series of long tables or benches on which are
arranged the sewing machines, which are run
hV fpru he ~ =
of hard wood, smooth and oiled. When
worked to Its full capacity this room will ac-
commodate $50 machines, giving employment
to 300 hands. The machines were started up
for the first time on Tuesday last, and work
will be resumed as rapidly as possible. The
firm have a large number Of orders now ON
hand which must be filed without delay. A
water tank has been placed in the attic of the
Enlistment with water. The water is pumped
into the tank fir ON the river which is but few
rods distant, the motive power for for pnmp-
ing being taken from the engine. The build
ing is warmed throughout by steam from the
boiler, and there will be no fire on the prem
ises with the exception of that beneath the
boiler All the material used in the con-
struction of the factory has been first-class,
and the building has been put together in
most workmanlike and substantial manner.
1t has been painted a pleasing drab color,
surmounted BY q neat cupola, and the
structure is an ornament to that part
of the city in which it 10 located, and
attests to the enterprise of its proprietors,
who have built up this thriving business in
our midst.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-11-22

The Spanish students assisted by Miss
Mack, soprano; W. H. Stedman, tenor
and Miss Alice Chase Newton, reader, viii
give a concert in Granite Hall, Sunday even
ing. 1t will be a sacred concert in every re-
spect. 1t promises to be first class musica
entertainment. Tickets on sale at the ex
press office, % and IS cents and 10 cents fol
children.
The Bangor Wing says Of the recent ap
pearance in that city. of Bishops Georgis
Min.rrels, which will give performance il
this city next Saturday evening:
.srhe company was much above the average
of the minstrel troupes which journey to oul
city, and the programme embraced man,
move; and unique features, which addet
materially to the attractveness of thu
occasion Tom Mcintosh made lots OF
fun and the leading performers wer'
all good in their respective roles
Whenever they come to Bangor they may D.
sure of large and appreciative audience.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-11-22

Inc twelfth annual meeting Of the Maine
i'ee Baptist Home Missionary Society COM
~enced in the Free Baptist church. this city ,
H' evening. Quite a number of delegate
ere In attendance. More will be present
'!' The meeting was opened at O'Clock
!" praise service. At 7.45 Rev. F. E. Davi-
''a Oh b'ddeford proceeded to deliver the
1u1 sermon, taking for his text II Kings,
.o-it; "And he said, thus saith the Lord,
.e tnis valley full of bitches. For thus
n ne Lord, ye shall not see wind neither
a. !e see rain; yet that valley shall be
with water. that ye may drink, both We
!0of cattle. and your beasts" 1t was .
'afiy discourse and was delivered in q
~ manner. There will be three ees.
=. ~ ne'd today, viz; forenoon, afternoon
u, evening, the latter closing the meeting.
pes will be delivered by Rev. Ira
OF brunswick, r. L. Howard of Ban
80 v Adams, ]. NJ. Lowden and others.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-11-22

Horses are being clipped for the winter
sgentleman who was clipping one in stable
Yesterday said: Take dull lazy horse and
take the hair of Of him and you don't know
what nice driver he is. We charge 81. 90
for clipping, and it is worth it; some Of the
horses don't fancy it very much. It's job
to 60 all over \ horse with these clippers and
the risk Of kick. You have to be very care
ful of 4 clipped horse that he does not take
cold and the S. z. of Z. A. don't approve Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-11-22

The Friends meeting house at Baileyville,
Winthrop, is approaching completion. The
interior is elegantly finished in ash. The
painters are now engaged in frescoing the
ceiling and walls. The church will have a
100 pound bell and the work Of erecting the
belfry will Immediately be commenced.
When completed this will undoubtedly be
the costliest and best appointed Friends
church in the world
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-11-22

The Street Commissioner, Mayor, Commit
tee on Streets and Mr.. Nash, have come to
an agreement as to the height of the Oak
.,r.et wall. which has been . thorn in the
aide of the city government for three weeks
pa,t. The height of the wall will remain
"A At present, also the upper tier of stones with
the exception of the two top stones nearest
the hill. on the wall facing the sidewalk
Ths.a r;ll be taken of in Difference to Capt.
Nah, wishes. The railroad company Win
their characteristic generosity offered to raise
Mr.. N.sh's block four feet for hin, but he re-
fused to accept.
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Marrifn.

In HaIlowen, Nov. Is, Miss Maggie Brown and
In Fsrminedale, Nov. 4. By Rev. E. Manson, Miss
Emma " Poifle Of Farmingdale. and Thomas W.
Avery Of Sidney. If
win hrop. and Augustus C. House of Wayne
In saco, Nov. IL. Miss Jennie Wardweii u bidds-
ford and George L. Sands Of saco;
In Gardiner, Nov. II. Miss Lydia H. iSoW ana
Leonard Heath, both Of Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-11-22

The committee who we're appointed to
select man as superintendent of the work
shop of the Maine State Reform School have
chosen Mr.. II. II. Houshton, of Auburn,
lately Of Bates machine shops and man OF
vide experience. The Committee on the
Reform School met Tuesday to select a
ea's Of twenty to begin work at once. Tools
nf twelve have been purchased to the extent
1928. including 1928 worth for the
general bench. Before winter is over lathes
and wood machines will be put into the shop
M designed to offer the machine shops Al
IN Incentive to good behavior.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-11-22

Mrs. L. Z. Tolman has sold the Winthrop
stage line, with all its appurtenances, OF
which she was owner, to Eben Beale.
The contract for carrying the mails over the
route extends for nearly two years. Mr..
Beale is a well-known citizen OF Augusta, and
we have no doubt will make this one of the
mos, popular stage lines running out of the
city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-11-22

H.Chas. Jenkins. at his fish market, op.
posite the journal office. keeps constantly on
hand Providence river and Norfolk oysters,
and Scarboro clans; an assortment
of canned fish, Holsters, and fresh and corned
fish of all kinds. His goods cannot be ex-
celled for freshness and good quality.
sept7ftf
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A Sensible Man Would Use

Kemps Balsam for the Throat and Lungs.
1t is curing more cases of Coughs. Colds,
Asthma, Bronchities. Group, and all Throat
and Lung troubles than any other medicine.
The proprietor has authorized Bowditch,
Webster & Co.. to refund your money if. af-
ter taking three-fourths of bottle, relief is
not obtained. Price so cents and 81. Sample
bottles free. septl7t&wlw