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Mohave County miner., 1886-10-10
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Mrs. J. X. Moore died Wednesday morn.
ing at her home near Stockton Hill after ~.
illness II some ten days. Her funeral
was held At kingman on the 9Th inst. A
large PROGRESSION csme. from the Hill which
vas met at wbippls's Hall by all the fsni.
lies, and most Of the cisizers Of hinglnan,
al anxious to evidence their respect for the
deceased E# %# g.
The coffin was carried into the hall and
the services begun by tho kingipan Choir
Mrs. Russell presiding at ths organ, singing
that beautiful hymn "Go Bury thy Sorrv~''
which WAS followed with fsrvent prayer,
after which the choir rendered Nearer my
God TO Thee" tbeD followed the reading oi
appropriate selecticns from the Scriptores,
after which the grand old hymn Rock of
Ages was sung. eEa sgga-4E ,r-a
Mr.. Blakely. who 10 cisreyman oI the
N. Y. Church. and bad beeu sent for to csn
duct the services. then Selivered an eloquent
memorial address, glowing With Christian
philosophy, which tells of0 better life aud
gives assurance that Divine wisdom whIch
has made even gross. s..matier iadessras:iole.
will never permit life or spiritual qunlisiss
TO be destroyed. He paid worthy tribute
to the character Of the deceased, as svid~nc-
ed in her many acts Of Kindness, her aGsc.
tion;,s pa,urs end the fidelity and purity
Of her life. She was born in EnRland, came
10 America IN early life and has betm living
in her prseent home abont three yeara. es
She leaves an sstin,able husband and 4
loving daughter, whose lives are thus made
lonely. bot wh1 sadnsz. at her l0ss has iis'
tender consolation u in her worthy and sxern.
plary hfs. - s.p..,s. ,,iyss, ,.ss Is
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-10
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Isshs bpd,iy pssh4sisn shsu sths iis~
ssss alstss ssAaE aCSaGiUAaise. dysespsaA
sontsntsHtiea a ~ bsssA saSssfsst ~
nmiiassos. ~ ssssais ~ saGsss Bet n =
east 70 psesssA thsss ssssesssasw. -
ss,nays their osuas, bya cpurss Of Host~t.
ter's stomach Bsttsrs, vhiah stimulates the
biiisy organ and rezslssss ~ sstivu. Tss
direct ssuis b.. siiaap2ssssnos II sns pains
L1iissth tbs ribs and sbroaxh the shoaldsr
blSlss, uhs iau-sa, hslsiashss, ysilssasss
of the shin, farrsd toos VI NJ tsnlas. snd
soas cdcr cfshs breath, va,sa si1sssstSriss
iiysl complaint soohd digestion and q
rvs,,ixs habit ~ body arv tl.ssings slso
sscstrssi by tbs oss - this celebrated res
torstise 70 Lc.ith, which impirt. u degree
IL sianrto the b,dy which /, ~ bsxs aaarsn-, :,
ivs of safety from asisriA sy,denisa.
Nerve weakness aud oser.isasiDn are rsiisv.
sd b, il, and IL Improve, bti appetite ard
sires ~
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-10
EGsMsn VIE sALAzla.,
UeimIetAni.

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Yiss TERRITORY af Arizona sspds erset lag IN
Clensnte Salszar, BefsDdsnt. -
Yon are hereby suInlpoaed to appear be-
fore lns. al any flee in kingman, kinamas
Precinct. y, the County Of AnhAvs. % the
Iith day " Srsemt~r. 1sss6. st < o.clck
r.n..iI m action broGght against Won by
sad pitintiL to answer the complaint 81
the above panied plaintiff. g..-.g..,
S.io action is brought TO recover Two
Hundred and Nine and 10 100 Drllxisi 800.
5J.l94, for - days worn on the Missi 'sippi
INNING ci,in' nj $3.50 per day and board
tSlG.'.ts,j and al 20 balnpce II socosnt due
at Beechsr 4 Chs. store N kinkm:,n sssigr-
I'd To pl-ipt.f Labor sas psrferinod frnu
April I2th 10 Juiy 17th 1856. or Judgment
VIII b. t,ken rg INST ypu for the said amount.
together with oDsts of i.iis suit II y.sa fall TO
appear and answer. W"
To the Sheriff or any Constable tof said
County, Greeting:
Make legal service aud due return thereof,
Given under my hand this 1lth day oi
September 1886.
=. ~ - f "a r. Y. Watkins.
AIas;ios Of The i'eaca in END { 9 s.id
reclnct q
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-10
NOTICE.

| have placed my ncconsts IN Tue hatrsis VI
!. ". Stepheason, Attorney at La%. with
Instructions to press their epIlcction-p ~
Those who do not psii oa hun at "i,Ss can
hot coppla,n II they are put to costs.
Mineral fsrs. Sept. 1th 4. u. 1885, I
.nr s.- JF, BILL.
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-10

ssln.
lsAoivsd. TIT ~ wSsbliossv u Ari1o-
= sDunsnd v 4lioS ~ ~ sspoistsss
u liss IN sspa6lIsan Sdaisstsssios 10
II, s,:az s.ssiv rights 90 vernsiu IN ones
,assI ~ legal sxpintisa \ shsir tsstss ~
svssUss tbsa Il ssssdfast fssisy totks Spsas
liosn party snd their sssistsncs 70 ths A..
hitsary and Illegal assumtfios of poves ~
Gossrsaa zu:ick.
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-10
q s~oS sG Sissstte1s |.


In oiden times, Bs,beSia's pool So.
Wan famed for hesiine all disessss:
Onos plunged beneath It's waters cool,
Each evil, stain and sickness ossses.
In mt<ieSn days vSAnd euro,
OfwOrth as rare, ~ much desersina;
A remedy gafs. quick and suyo.
Dy. Richmobd's SAMARITAN sExsIsE.
FOR Epilepsy, Spasns, Feyers, Coles CrsmpA
t'uughs. colds. or sny kind 1T Pbthyasc;
It's merits asa leader stamps
IL far sboss all other physics. slr4s era "A.
L. enes At ones right 70 the spot f's"
wLsw larks the danger, never sSsrvinx;
IN ~ tks world psrhsps there's not ,..s "a
4 cnfs like DR.. kichmond's NrByNs-
As in ,hs blood diseases lie; Ant
kssli Artery. eaoh vein, eAch curve In;
Tbsrs's nothing Inakt- III hssooR ~,
Like th1 sAHaHjTis SgRvnH.
For old of young, for rich or poor. E 3
Whatever class of life Won seryc 10. H3iR
10 health wide oIssl isthe door.
Proc, ths SA.nanrraS NsnsrsE.
Then, DO Won value strength and hsaitb,
And tAfsrk thsss biesiilgs worth prsasrv-
No. 5t,gs1
eetteY thar all Goioonda's wealth,
IL DR.. Ricbmond's ShnAsITAx NsRvInB.
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-10
EARTHQHAkES.
Villages destroyed s,s Map
Island --ssIaocks In thc
Shetlands.

MZLBoURSE,O October 9Th. AN earth
quake destroyed every village on the
Island Of Niapn, bnt tho inhabitants
escapsd, The island is covered wen,y
feet deep with volcanic dust and q
new bill 2Oo feet high hss been form-
ed 1s t'
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-10

Pc sd's Estsart fss pais. Ysa sSi.
dom SEQ much allnsivn ~ IL In ths public
print ., ye. iis sais has extended TO a; parts
If the world.
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-10
NOTIlE.

Jhe NobsYs sifex viii neet on the first
SUNDAY of es,eh mopta. An 2 O'clock in the
afternoon at the Cuurt Bvufs in Mineral
Pank, for drill and the Transaction of cou :
pany business. Anil attendance is request,
Cd. IF
RoBEsT D'YHs-
W. X. JosKx. Captain.
lst Sergeant,
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-10
Dr.. Lfel,,l,iQ;lI' ,li;lI !

IN losY 6N Dr.. Lfebi0
iXMl -. IN n nispcssssys Csv.
'tsWl1 I'm -. -. III. n'srssss-
w HEAlMY Sssss ssssssissa q 4
- ssalsd iassrsbIs dissAsss. D.. Lssbsg's
German inyiaorstDr z pasitiyeiy Eansstssd
insi IN E Wsasnsss,i q nsakoo1. sssa ! sorrSss
loss Of energy, ringing and dixsinsss In the
hsad, uasianeh0lia. hops3en SssainNs, prostA.
toFYhsa. and sll tks fesults of youthful In.
praslsnce aud excoaeee OF mature ytsAts, The
DocbH, = regular college physicisu from
Europe will agree ~ forfeit ons ehousand
dollars for osss the Invigpsator Will hoa
cuEs sndsr special tssatnssst and advice.
TL. reason e many can ~ - snses Of
4 ooaiplicatiota, satisd prastAsosshss which
requires peculiar tysatm~nt.
Or. lisbiG's Invieosat0s No. , Ia ths only
positive cvre tor pfcstatCrrhea. Prios Of
siihsp Invi9osAtos, % pr holtlspja for go.
rent 10 any nddrs~s on sseapt - priee, OF
q. o. D.. kespopsbls psrsone can pay
when cured. Striessst nsNsey Maintained.
Pstisnts cured g hosnss Ds. Llssia Or.
I~nsary has an klsesnt Dras stors in ih
ttniiJing. Il ,.5a s...s
To., treqvsnt evacuation u IS Bladder
and ltopy b1siimsnt In sSins ass symptoms
Ds SS,cpdary seminal WesknSss asd Pros
I torfhes. Complaints readily yis,d 10 ths
Br. I.iebig Treatment.
Ordinary Causes Any recent cass Of special
80 private diseases cured Tor go. Rems
dies safh1isnt 70 curs will he Ve0nptly ssnt,
with fnii directions and sdviss. % Fsssipt of
n n g<.A
frois observation.
fuvigorator Samples Frss.
Z TO prove the wonderful povss f'ks sssai
German inyigor@ts - ! rottis OF either
nj asA iwil be ssns fro of charge. Per
ANS ordering free bottle will oaly have 10
piy efpressaes on delivery
Mo,A powerful Elsctrio Belts free ~ IN
tieats. Consultation, examinaStDa and ID
vics free and private Gall or writs.
Or. LIEBIG a CO., 40 s3sary 81.
i'rivas~ EntrAnoe. M Msson ~. q. Gal.
Julvl nj
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-10

aaEgl "a - nv ~ 4 "a q q -
An exhaustive treatiss on SexaaI kfcesa
20. tho diseases arising from the,u, and thei,
tsestslsDt, and cnIe: aIs0 brief lecture 0I
EpsIepsy and other kesvoW Dtseeasa, ahoa
ing shr reIst ionship existing betvssn N
Sexual and Nervous System. BY DR.. ). A.
R,cHsyfsp, NJ J0sssA. HssoSrS. PFusol &c
Fully illustrated and elegantly bound, con
Ahsins 0sss 80 pages.
This wonderful book reveals the inner
mos. secrets Of nature. and u, In fact. . hey
which opens the book Of knovlsdss, ssd
pluoks leaves Of bsaling from The SfsW of
life. 10 TREATS a ssbjects vAioh eNee In:
msaes val,ss tosvssy nsnn, uDmAn And child
In the land. asd vii. n % probnhility save
ysAps ef sicknsss and FORTUNES IN doctor
biih. 4 Agents weptsd sysgywhemk both
male and female. Send at once sRa got
sgsnts' circular. sag.,fas.gas =
The Samaritan Nervins can b obtained
at Watkins Bros. Drusgists, Kinemsn and
Minersl Park, Prizes tl.D.
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-10
. NeI Stations.

Meai Stations.
Through tickets to oil tho principal cities
ssst and vsst on SHE st the following Ste
tions. Albuquerque, iiolbrcob, Winslov,
Slaestsh. Peach SPRINGS. kinginsn, Psss-
cott and tho Needles.
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-10
SHOCKS N THE sHETLAsDs.

LosDos. October 5tb.--Tuo shocks
Of earthquake were felt throughout
Balta, Que Of the Shetland Islsrda.
last night
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-10
FOR SALE.

A splendid Stock Rspge known rs
the Cienega ksncb. abopt half wHy
between Yucca and Signal Vii
support 2,00O head or more. II has
never been fed on aud hos pi.u', of
sbrde trees apd water. For further
infcrnstion inquire on The prepis~s
HEsRY BowxAs.
I mn =. TNnnssC NEWSPAPER
kVUO u bUOulkoS .dvrrislos, ~"
,sRandoiph ST.. Chicago. krsp this pspcr 90 ei''
and are authorized 10 aA0e0Raee0e
rnAAe coptracss vhh HUvEU ] lS6HSs
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-10

Trains on the ttlsuric and Pacific Rail.
roMdare run on Mountain or Standard Time
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-10
Summons.

In the Jns;itz.s Court Of kinensn pss.
c,nct. Of ihs c,rnty OF Mohav., Territory Of
Ariz,npa. .ss Ef
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-10
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MANHOOD, woMASHoODl

Just pubiiissed, md fsr sale By the n,edi
cal book dealers. or may be hnd direct from
the auEhor- ----+
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-10

HsssI Eesss 80. lgkg Il
~ a@kfs Plaintiff \ ~.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-06-15

J. S. Gushing, ESQ.,, is at Peaks Island
for week.
Mr.. and Mrs Blaine departed for Boston
yesterday afternoon.
Capt. S. W. Lane went to Bath yesterday
to attend meeting of the trustees OF the
Bath Orphan ASYLUM.
Mr.. Charles Carr departed for New York
last night in answer to summons from Sal
vation Army headquarters.
Mrs. Fanny and Miss Edith Bell of Brook
Ign. N Y, Mrs. Amy Grant of Boston, are
visiting at DR. Roberts.
Adjutant General Gallagher has Just re-
turned from visit to the encampment OF
the Massachusetts, militia.
Mr.. Jefferson Higgins, formerly OF this
city, has accepted a position as superinten-
dent of cotton mill near Baltimore. Nd.
J. Frank Dyer of Williamson's hardware
store, has accepted responsible situation in
the wholesale establishment of the Taunton
Iron Works, Boston.
Mr.. c. M. Jewett of Lewiston has success
iully passed his final examination as postal
clerk. He is at present on the night route
between Boston and Bangor.
The Press says that invitations have been
sent to Gen. H. M. Plaisted and Mr.. Z. 9.
Allen of this city to attended grand demo-
cratic rally in Portland on Thursday of this
week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-06-15

The installation of the officers of Seth
Williams Relief Corps at Grand Army Hall
last evening was very enjoyable affair.
Besides the ladies of the corps there were
several invited guests and friends. The fol-
lowing officers were installed by Installing
Officer Mrs. S. j. Gallagher: President, Mrs.
A, S. Bangs; v. p, Mrs. o. o Stetson !;
Chap Mrs. P. Breen; Sec, Mrs. j. s.
Hobbs; Treas, Mrs. S. w. Lane; Guard,
Mrs Henry G. Staples; Conductor, Mrs.
Henry Turner. Past President, Mrs. j. w.
Bangs. Following the ceremony the newly
elected President delivered an address and
there was a pleasant entertainment, consist
ing of a piano solo by Mrs. Rideout; song,
Mise Lizzie Harris; recitation, Miss Eva
Glidden; song. Miss Minnie Cross; recitation,
Miss Lizzie Mccormick; song, Miss Cross !;
piano solo, Mrs. Rideout. Refreshments
were served. The corps is in an unusually
flouri,hing condition and is doing most val
liable work through the earnest efforts OF the
lady members.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-06-15

The chairman of the Balloon Committee
received telegram last evening from James
Allen & Son, Providence, r. l., offering
new balloon capable of carrying two persons
for s4OO, the of er to be accepted by Wed
nesday noon. This is more than the COM
mittee expected to pay and it is hoped that
the citizens will not let the opportunity pass
for lack of funds of letting the children OF
this generation witness real balloon asceh'
sion. See that the first thing you do TINS
morning is to subscribe 81 or 90 cts. to your
former subscriptions, and thus make the
celebration an assured success.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-06-15

No investment can be made that will paw
family so well as the weekly expenditure OF
five cents for The Golden Argosy. 1t is q
safe paper for the family, filled with choice
stories and other matter of the highest char
acter. 1t is endorsed by such prominen,
men as Hon. S. B. Eikins and Corneliu:
Vanderbilt who take it for their families.
can furnish it by the week or year. J. Frank
Pierce, Augusta, Me. Dealer in Books,
Periodicals, Stationery, etc.
ianl9deod6m3p.
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THE CELEBRATIoN
DC competed for by Fire Conn.

Inc following prizes will be offered to q ;,
oonpanles competing in friendly conte., :.
the coming Fourth of July celebration.
Uue prize, silver ice pitcher and uobla..
aeu az 5000, to be awarded to the staa n,
aAing the best horizontal PLAY with
pounds. o"e hundred
One prize, silver ice pitcher v.,,aa !.
90 w Tor the best horizontal n,av ne 80
engines. p'ay VI hand
One prize, magnificent French clock v.,ns
ooo.oo, for second best horizontal nav ~
hand-engines. pay o
One prize, gold lined cup, valued at s25 M
oe awarded hook and ladder comnan,
making the best time.
ne prlze' silver cup, valued at 1926. 90, TO,
io ~, company making the quickest time.
companies comprising the Augusta
prizes. -'' LIE
fohowlng are the rules for playing.
Each engine to draft its own water. ano
play through 200 feet of leading hose and
through such pipe and nozzle as thev NAV
select '"e' may
twenty minutes will be allowed each sream.
er 10 set, steam and play, and their best stream
III mat time shall be measured by the Judges
Fiiteen minutes will be allowed each hand
engine to set machine and play, and their besl
stream "lthln That time shall be measured by
the judges. ~
Two minutes will be allowed each compa
ny 10 replace each length of burst hose.
Each hose company will start from hvdrant
run five hundred feet to their hose carriaoe
take same, and return; lay one hundred fee,
COnnEpfInu ,tb
lime to be reckoned from start to appearance
OF water from the nozzle.
Hook and ladder companies will start from
dranite Hall Block. run five hundred feet
take truck, return to building, place ladder
ana put man on the balcony of building
lime to be reckoned from start to finish.
Oncers OF companies must see that their
apparatus are ready when their number i.
called by the judges
Drawing tor position in the contest will
take place at 80 p. NJ. Trial to commence
at 2 o'clock.
Each company may choose a Judge to as.
slst at its trial only
Two or more machines must enter for each
classification of prizes.
Companies on their arrival will be receive
oy the Marshals, and conducted to their posi-
ton in line. After short parade COLLATION.
will be served all visiting firemen. the contest
to take place Immediately thereafter
Decision of the judges will not be made
public until the close of the trial, when prizes
will be awarded.
All entries must be made to the Secretary
of Committee on Fire Companies, on or be.
fore June 18th, stating number of men ma me
of apparatus, and what music, if any
Special trains and special reduced rates
will be arranged on all railroads, to be an
nounced at the earliest possible moment.
Horses will be furnished free for all ap
paratus.
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General Orders No. L,

The following is an abstract of General
Orders No. l.
In accordance with General Orders No. 4,
A. Il. o., dated May 18th, the Brigade will
encamp at Bangor for five days, commencing
Monday afternoon, June 30.
Inc Frontier Guards are detailed for pro-
vost duty at Brigade Headquarters during the
Encampment, and Capt. Noel B. Mutt, Jr is
detailed as Acting Provost Marshal of the
Brigade, and will be obeyed and respected
accordingly. This detail will not interfere
with company drills or competition for indi-
vldual or company prizes in rifle practice.
Regimental commanders may appoint suit
lers for their respective commands, who shall
have the exclusive right of making sales to
the troops, under regulations to be prescribed
by these headquarters. No other persous will
DE permitted to trade, or erect booths for re-
treatments or amusements, within the limits
prescribed by Section Ill of General Orders
NO. 4, A. u. o., current series, which is to
distance of one-half mile mile around the
camp, with the exception of any road or roads
within said distance.
The commanding officers of Regiments and
of the Battery and Frontier Guards, will.
Immediately upon arrival in camp. make a
report to the Assistant Adjutant General,
showing the numerical strength OF their CO ~
mands, present and absent, and daily there
after at the call.
Attention is called to paragraph 573 of the
revised army regulations, Compliance with
which will be required), which is as follows
1918. There shall be, daily, at least three
roll calls, viz: at reville, retreat and tattoo
They will be made on the company parades
by the first sergeants, superintended by a
commissioned officer of the company.
By command of Brig. Gen. Brown.
HENRY M. SPRAGUE,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-06-15

The management of the New England and
Eastern Maine State Fairs have sent to Presi-
dent Cleveland an invitation to visit the big
double fair which they will hold in Bangor
August 3lst and on the first three days of
September. The gentlemen suggest that His
Excelency defer his White Mountain trip I'M
til the latter part of August and that he re-
turn from the Mountains to Portland via the
Portland & Ogdensburg railroad, thence go
ing to Mount Desert by the Maine Central
On his return from Mount Desert, where he
would have a cottage at his disposal, the
President and his party, 1t is hoped, will visit
the fair one day. Mr.. Cleveland. Mrs.
Cleveland and the rest of the distinguished
party will be hurried through the State on
special fast trains, going and coming by way
of Augusta.
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BOwdOln College,

The Smyth mathematical prize of $500
has been awarded to Geo. F. Cary of East
Machias, with honorable mention to Albert w
Tolmsn, Portlsnd.--The Delta Kappa Epsilon
Society moved into new quarters.-P. A.
Knight Of the graduating class has secured a
position with the Lothrop Publishing House
of Boston and C. j. Goodwin, 'S7, will be
with CHM & Heath this summer. - The
visiting committee of the college
paid their annual visit last week.
Rev. DR.. BashfOrd of Portland, delivered
a very able sermon before the college Y. M.
c. A.. Sunday, taking his text from Matthew
XXVII.22.-It is expected that the apparatus
will be in the gymnasium BY commencement
week AT meeting of the Base Ball Asso-
citation Monday, the following officers
were elected: Pres, o. d. Sewall; Sec.
and Treas, J. r. Clark; Directors, M. II.
Boutelle, A. Cary and II. c. Hill.-The fol-
lowing was the programme of the Sophomore
Prize Declaration Monday night, the l4th.
National Recollections-the Foundation of American
Character-Ererett,
W. w. woodman
Eulogy on Garfield Blaine,
Volunteer Soldiers of the Union-Ingerson,
E. s. Bartlett
Music.
The Past Rises Like a Dream-IngersoH,
H.. C. Hill
Soliloquy of the Dying Alchemist- Villas,
r. S. Themes
Speech on Seminole War-C1dy,
E. s. Barrett.
Massachusetts and South Carolina Webster.
G. Ii. Larrabee
Music.
Eulogy on Lafayette-Sprdgue,
G.. F. Carey
Our Battle Flags-Schurts,
P.F. Marston
Selection from an Essay on Milton-Mdcdulay,
A. W. Tolman
Liberty and Prerogative- Webster,
r. W. Cooling
Speech on Greek Revolution-Clay,
NJ p. Smithwick
Music will be furnished by Grimmer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-06-15

The following are the transfers of real es-
tate in Kennebec county. for the week end
ing Saturday. June II:
ALBIoN-Mara Webb, late of Albion, to b. F
Webb of said town, land in Abb N, $22OO.
AUGUsTA-Aary +. Haskell of Augusta, to VIM
E. Barrows of said city. land in Augusta, $l25; Ilar
rison " Plummer OF Augusta. to Mary +. Haskell
OF said city, land nd buildings in Augusta, 5000
City OF Augusta 10 Ei~in ii Gay of said city, land
and buildings in Augusta, 400; Inhabitants Of Ores
den to Edwin ID GAP, lana aud buildings in Angus
ia, $500; Inhabitants OF Dresden to Harrison w
Plummer of Augusta, halt oi land in Augusta $500;
City OF Augusta to Harrison W. Plummer of said
city, land in Augusta, $500.
GARDINER-Wm II. Spear OF Gardiner, to Mary
4. Robinson OF said city, land in Gardiner, $3.50;
Kate Houtehan of Gardin,r, to Mary ). WIngate OF
Gardiner Of Gardiner, to Thomas b. Sampson OF said
city, lana in Gardner, 1851.
HALLowELL-kmma +. Hutchinson of Hallowell,
to Chester II. Douglass of said city, land in Halo.
well, $50; same to Andrew I. Brann of Whiteheld,
land in Hallowell, $1,000; s. g.. Mary and Elizabeth
6. Otis, all OF Hallowell, to Richard Dunn of said
city. land in Hallowell, $1l00.
kEADFIELD-Ge0. A. and Charles G. Pease OF
Readfeld. to Thomas S. Wyman Of said town, land
in Readfeld, $424; Abigail W. Butman Of Readfeld
to james o. Butman Ut said town, land in Readfed
$1,000.
SIpNEY-Abram W. Heath OF sidney, to Frank
Bowman of said Town, land and buildings in Sidney
$220O; samuel Ii. Lyon of Sidney. to Abram W.
Heath of said town, land in Sidney. $1,000; Luther
Sawelle OF Sidney. to Abram W. Heath of said town.
land In sidney, $40; Augustus e. Hooper OF Sidney
to Chas Goodwin OF Oakland, land in Sidney .$S0u
yAssALBoRo-E. J. Gilbert OF VassalDOro, to
Nathan +. and W. T.. Hall of Vassalboro land in Vas
salboro, $40; Theodore nj. Southland of Vassa boro
to Julia A. Soutnard Of said town, land in Vassal.
boro, 500; Vesta NJ. Somes of Athens, to Joseph
Foster of Vassalboro, land in Vassalboro, $780,
WATERvILLE-L. E. Thayer of Watervillc, 10 Leo
nora L.. Thayer of SAID town, land in Waterviile,
$500; Horace burlington of Watervie to the Maine
Central Railroad Company land in waterville.$l 90;
II. Ii. Campbell OF Waterville, to the Maine Central
RarOad CO.. land Walervllle, sou, George A
Phillips of Waterville, to the Maine Central Rail
road Co., land In Waterve
WINDsoR-Rufus l.. n. Colby OF Windsor. to Ma
thaniel Colby OF said town, land and buildings in
Windsor, $1,000.
WINTHRoP-Horace w. Packard of winthrop, to
Mary NJ. Packard Of said town, land in Winthrop