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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-01-25
No. 1878.
Application for: Patent
UNITED STATES LAND orr1nr

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Eureka, Nevada, December "a, 1887.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
~ southwestern Mining Company through
oaear attorney IN fact, W. s. Mills, whose post,
Office address is Ell Dorado Canyon. Lincoln
county. Nevada. has this day filed his appli.
cation for patent for fifteen hundred linear
feet of the Moapa mine or vein, bearing sait
with surface ground six hundred feet in width.
sntuatea In st, Thomas Mining District, Coun.
" OF Lincoln and State Of Nevada and desig.
mated by the field notes and official plat on fiie
in this office as lot No. 81, in township Is noutb
range 6S east of Mount Diablo Meridian. said
lot No. 81 being as follows
beginning at a post marked No. l, U. 8. sur
vey No. 81, from which the south section corner
10 sectlons 81 and 80, township IS south. range
6S east, bears south 48,1 deg east, 724 feet
thence RUNNING, first course; north l8k deg
east, 6OO feet to post marked No. 2, u. 8. sur,
Vey NO. 81; thence second course; south 7Ib
east to intersect section line between sections n
and 80. Of township Is south, range ga east
Mount Diablo Meridian, 931 feet from the soutb
sectlon corner OF said sections 81 and 80: 1000
ieet to post marked No. 3, U. s. survey No. NJ.
thence third course; south l8,s deg west. Go,,
feet to post marked No. 4, u. Is. survey No ~.
thence fourth course; north 7Oh dec west
sIo 1-lo ieet TO intersect section line between
sections 81 and 80, north 098 ain
feet, from the south section corner TO
said sections 81 and 80; 1900 feet to post marked
q" GO lao the place OF beginning, containing
Z0 66-l0O acres. Magnetic variations l6 degrees
east. =" ".e''''
The location of this mine is recorded in tbe
Recorder s office ofSt. Thomas Mining District
on page ITO of District Records. The adioinjur
claimants are unknown.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
any, portion of said "Moapa" mine or |
surface ground are required to file their ad verse
claims with the Register of the United States |
Land Office at Eureka, in the State of Nevada.
during the sixty days period of publicalion |
hereof or they will be barred by virtue OF The |
provisions of the statute.
ID. II. HALL, Register.
1t is hereby ordered that the foregoing Notice
OF Application for Patent be published for the
period of ten consecutive weeks in the P,ocbs
hEcoRD weekly newspaper published at
Phoebe, Lincoln County, Nevada.
Jahfl0t ID. II. HALL, Register
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Application for a Patent
No. 874
No. 874
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

No. 674
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Eureka, Nevada, December "a 1887
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THF
~ southwestern Mining Company, through
their attorney in fact, W. s, Mills. whose most
once address is Ell Dorado Canyon, Lincoln
county, Nevada, has this day filed his applica.
uon Tor patent for nine hundred and twenty
linear ieet OF the Recluse mine or vein, bearing
san, with surface ground six hundred feet in
widtn, situated in st. Thomas Mining District
county OF Lincoln and State OF Nevada. and de-
signated by the field notes and official plat on
ME IN this Office as lot No. 49, in township 10
south range 6S east of Mount Diablo Meridian
said lot No. 38 being as follows:
beginning at post marked No. 1. u. q. spr.
vey No. 3s, from which the d section corner 70
sections and O. bears north 36A degrees east
2o5 feet; thence running first course: north s6 L
deg west, 92O feet to post marked No. 2.U.S
survey NO. ~; thence second course; north X
uos east, IA 2-lO feet to intersect the u section
line OF section 8, west 1858 1-1O feet from the Y
section corner to sections and 8, township 10
sonth. range 6S east, 600 feet to post marked
NO. ., U. =. survey No. 38; thence third course
south, S6A deg east, 900 feet to post marked
NO. =, y, survey No. 49, thence fourth course
south ~ deg west. 1876 $40 feet to intersect the
q section line to sections A ana 6, west I36 ain
ieet from the a section corner to sections 4
and o, township 10, south range 6s east. GOO
Ieet to post No. 1. the place of beginning. Mag.
IL 67.1OO acres. consuming
The location Of this mine ia recorded in the
Recorder 3 office of st. Thomas Mining District
IN book A, page 60 of Mining Records. The ad.
joining claimants are unknown.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely anv
portion OF the said Recluse mine or snrfsce
ground are required to file their adverse claims
with the Register of the United States Land
ofhce at Eureka. in the state of Nevada. curing
.he sixty days period Of publication hereof, or
Of the Statutes.
D. Il, IlA, l., Register
III hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
oI application for patent be published for the |
Period OF ten consecutive weeks in the Iioche |
ooihoohp, weekly newspaper published at |
Fioche. Lincoln County. Nevada
y~n.-iO. u. ID. HALL, Register.
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TWO QUEER EPITAPHS.
characteristic Inscriptions on a Coun,a NJ
Colorado Grave-Stones.

"racteristic Inscriptions on a Coun,r NJ
Colorado Grave-Stones.
nave read OF great many strange mi
npns ana seen some Of them," said tray
..hn. o, W Ihe Coffee Of the Omaha Republican
Mos;. 'nere are few in the cemetery q,
"..,'Nr, IN Colorado, which are more re-
a. Aaole and more humorous flor there is
u''h a;o'', humor about the dead in th;o VI
n aouious world) than any thing have Owe,
teas e~u or seen. Scattered about this oe,no
10y ore quite number of slahs ~ hoo.ae
pan.eo whlte and lettered bv ono as' h"na
psesuhaoiy that Of sexton mr. snoo nanI ,,u,.
commau apon Whom the duty of burving and
fallan wl Ulating the friendless ieod ha,,
ter ~ a nnis ofilclal was in his wav the mas
NJ b;a 10y yle. here Is the frat sneo;,na,,
sipht' literature that meets the eve Of J.
"fwas
Shot
Dead
for
Burglery
u1n ,,, May 25, 1881
unfort'' nc. year between 1880 and 1890 tv,s,
urtunate naa. 'burgler' was shot, doe. rot o o
boara oause there was not room IN ths.
haro more than the three fipureS
acrimin perhaps certain fitness In forcing
Tho ,,n nai 10 confess his crimes tbrongbour
thero Vars on post-mortem monument hunt /
in an. ~ grfmness which Ia almost in bnn,mm \
:" another recital: "A'o'' '"luil'u" H
"Wm
Stout
was
Buried
ina we'll
Is feet deep
Coroner Davis
"I 49, dug me out
paid ,hn nay DO possible that Coroner Da,fs
adver,is o sexton something for TINS IN ,om
profesaishent, which at once record, i.iw
one eaioh resS and his industry as digger. bur |
full fata aus the corpse's narrative of his ,uM
WIN strange sense of suffocatiom.'
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SUMMONS.
JAMES McFADDEN. PLATINUM
JOHN WARD CHRISTIAN.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT. IN THE sr.rp
rowOs,i.a " Oh nevada. ada County o. Lincoln. Pioche
Peace, in and for the Townshin asce amd n o. inc
Sdoresaid. nsl, The State of Nevada to John Wars
Christian, greeting: 'An "aru
1ou are hereby summoned to appear beforo
meat % my office in Phoebe. in the County Of Linz
coin, on the 18th day Of January. ism A. n
O'Clock, A. M, in an action bronrht 1 o..it =. ~
s yS9 I'D ny said plaintiff to answer the Complaint
OF tne above namediplsintiff. l'
osld action is brought to recover INDIGNANT
sgainst you ior the sum of Forty four os a. oS,
aoiiars, gold coin. as q balance due from yo,,
to said plaintiff upon an account for bnar% % you
h,snea inst. by said plaintiff to you at your special
instance and request as more fully appears hn
tne complaint on file herein to which your ays
geaeITsa yon aor ;,o or judgement will be against
OF this suit If you fail to appear and snswsu
co,,n.u mo .ne ess sheriff or any Constable Of said
MAKE legal service and due return bereof
vember, 1889. ~''A uAy Vi NO
"A. YOUNG,
Justice of the Peace for ssid Township
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HOW DELIVERANCE CAME.
Peace Purchased at tho Expense Of /
Bright Red Jersey.

Pesce Purchased at the Expense Of a
Bright Red Jersey.
l was sitting at my desk writing one day.
says writer in the Philadelphia Times,
when was startled by voice close beside
me. Looking up l saw a tall, slim negro
girl, wearing most dilapidated costume of
many colors and pieces. Her face was
pinched and ashy, her eyes kind Of muddy
hazel the peculiar combination giving her
an unusual appearance.
SCOT any ole clos yer wanter tradean she
inquired, abruptly.
mo, think not" l answered. plancinp
at the baskets of berries which hung on her
arms.
"Better git somer desc here berries: dev,s
mighty NICE Pll take mos any thing for
'em Gimme some ole medicine eff YOU got
any. Some NV US is purity nigh always
sick"
shuddered to think of the consequences
that might result from my venture in a
secondhand drug establishment. but began
to contemplate my stock of old clothes. as
she seemed so determined to 'straden II
was an evil hour, indeed, that led me to be-
gin series OF Grading" that grew with
the weeks and strengthened with the
months until years even had passed over
my Denlghted head. Scarcely a fortnight
passed aIter first made her acquaintance
that l did not have visit from my
ubiquitous berry woman. She brought her. |
ries and fruit in their season, and nuts and |
chickens in their season; in fact aba |
claimed all seasons for her own
When had begun to despair of ever rid.
ding myself Of my ''old man of the eaa -
when saw long vista of years stretch-
ing out before me In which must be trod
ing ana giving in trade, happily we moved
to distant street,
enjoyed respite Of two montho IN
new home unmolested by the trading
Josephine. """s
AT last, one day in early fall. sbe ram
peared upon the scene with renewed vigo,.
piihs'ne basket OF nuts and one chicken
was i was compelled to sacrifice plate of ..yict.
., uais anu an Old hat on the altar of hosni-
'ar'y anu the aforementioned articles.
During my search for the hat Josenbine
epleu, hanging in my closet, very pretty
reu Jersey, which few stitches MIGHT
ienuer very useful, and Immediately began
self Of it, possess her-
at nrst told her didn't want to dispose
u ~ out, suddenly, with the inspiration of
q proVldential interference, conceived a
pan pan OF deiiverance With sigh for INV
iear departing jersey, but a bright hope for
he Iuture, took the jacket down and gave
to her, saying:
mere, Josephine. you may take it, and
'ext week bring me two chickens for it,
essum, she responded, eagerly. "pu
etch you dem chickens er Chusedav. sbo
ou Kin pen upon gittin' 'em. l ain, toIe
CT no lie ylt, an aim goin' to tell yer ,
ohe departed, to leave me in neace for
I'VE years have passed since and to this
lay have not seen her or s'dem cbicksns,,
ither. '"ioAehs'
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A ND ALL KINDS OF FANCY AND PLAIN
at short notice.. "''Ao anu
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-01-25

For Bill-Heads. Letter-Head.sc Co..
Vouchers, and all kinds OF job PSSSs.
Ing. either Fancy or Plain applv-se
the Record OGHlcH
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FOR SALE.

A COMPLETE FRICTION-tiEAR EOIsTING
~ Plant for Double-cempartment shaft.
2s-horse power; almost new. Engine and boiler
nuitabie for running grist or saw mill. and
warranted to be in the best order. a4u
Apply to j. EISENMANN.
March 81, 1883. maj .a,Is
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NOTICE.

Mr.. H. f. PRUDENTIAL will hereafter man.
age the affairs ofthe Phoebe Weekly RECORD,
and all bills now due the paper will be col.
lected by him.
T.J. OSBORNE
Phoebe, New, Jan. 4, $780,
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NOTICE.

do hereby make known that my true name
Is HENRY TRANTER, instead of HENRY
KINGSTON, by which name Ihave been known
for many years. II any person wishes to know
the reason why resume my right name, he is
referred to me.
HENRY TRANTER.
Phoebe, New. Jan. 4. 1859.
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STATE HOUSE MA7rBss.

". p. Foster Of Bu Harber vss al The
State House on b7ssness yessesday.
CAPT. Thomas Clark d - gone to sfou-
hsg4n 70 attend the reunion Of The ilth
Maine regiment.
The Governor and Stat have rseeived an
Invitation TO attend the rssnisn Of veterans
at Knoxville, Tenn, Oct. e.b to flth.
The Goyerass grated rsqaisi.lsn papers
yssssr'isy TO the Governor Of Colorado esil-
Ing for the aserehsnsion ss'l delivery Of .
promias ri: business mas recently Of ,i.is
state The charge vss larceny ard en-
bezzlsmest.
The act o. coszress approved Jaiy T.,
1890, entitled An ae. Ia relation To osihs
In per Sons and oaiisr ezsss. is nissnder-
stool By large ssmber Of magistrates.
The Executive and ststa departments have
received great many letters u lnquiry
upon this ssbieef. and fAis item !, xrtssn
70 correct The fxIse notions entertained re-
sardang the scope Of the lar. The act
provides that aBy and all aft ssylss assd 10
pension or boaaiy eHet, claims, Or for
quarterly yogebsrs. may be taken BY any
sficcr authorized 10 administer osias ia the
State or county. II suth officer has seal
(ti.st IL. II saeh efscsr Is notary pablie,
for notary public is ths only officer Of
this character who authorized b. the iass
u ,his State to ase a seal no esftifesss Of
Cisrk q Coyfts shall be necessary hut
shsn no seal 10 used By the officer taking
sseh affidavit, that s. whsn tlie officer /. a
trial justice, jsstIee u the peace, or a
woman duly Authorized 10 administer eashs,
then Clerk u Goarts OF the Secretary Of
State shall esrtfY 10 the signature and off,
eisi character Of ssd eiEeer. Iast az vas
required before the passage Of this act
Manufacturers Of sesis. rerhaps. are re-
.ponsible for the falac construction pu.
upon this law, having sent out circulars to
magistrates. justices Of the peses ans 9th
srs. offering to furnish them xi,h sesls
To sum up the whole mattsr. justices Of
the pence, trisl justices and woniea author
lied By the Governor To al binister otths.
can execute all pension and b3unty papers
as they have aissys done, bat these officers
have no right 70 use seal. therefore they |
have no nae for one.
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Geo. y. Pon.l Of Teaas was in the cit,
yesterday.
Mrs NJ 9. Boyntoa Of Togus was ia tn,
city yesterday.
Mr.. l.. Gfoome, View York. was In ths
city yesterday.
y, y. Haley o. Newmarket, N. H.
81 .. .,. .,rn yesterday.
Mrs &. NJ. sturgis returned from the
lsle Of Springs yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. +. II. Owen are at Bar
IIarbor for two weeks sisit.
H. T.. Peabody and wife returned from
Lowell Mass Monday night
Major r. NJ Fogler and family returned
from Ocean Point last evening".
Miss Matte Sargent of Lawrenee, Mass
Is visiting Mrs. IL l. sharburn.
Mr. Samuel Patterson Of Portland is visit.
irs his brother Mr. J W Patterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. kervln Il. Hanks returned
last evening from vi,it at Riggsvlle.
Mis- Li1hie A Thompson who has bet n
visiting friends in Boston hiss returned.
Mr.. Arthur Belcher, cashier Of the Ma
tionsl Bank Pennington, is in the city
Mr.. j. =. Marshall IF New York is
spending few days at the cony House.
Mr.. G.. l.. Rogers. principal of high
school, farmingtan. Is stopfio in the city.
Mr. VIM. Dlodgett. Of Blodgett & Adams,
brokers Of g. ston, was in the city yester-
day,
Postmaster A. N. Dulton of Windsor
WIS among the visitors to the city yester-
day.
Mrs c. A Moore and family Of Brook
Ign, N. Y are visiting VITA Mrs A. A.
Young.
Mr. and Mrs Il. G. Storer and son went
to Fairfield, t. remain about week, yes
terlay.
MIR Fred NJ. L,id. who has been at
Rsnsrlsy .psuiipg his vacation. returned
MONDAY
Mr.. y. /. Flint ard hia friend, Mr.
wellman, sts spending dc lighifnl vacation
q, Ocean Point.
Prof + Il. Russell of Winthrop re
turned yesicr lay from tie e \. Il. En-
csmpmclt ia Bostan.
MT e. H. Lcsote. former resident,
now in the drug business in Usage, Iowa,
is,i,i,ing in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Moulton Of Bos
ton, connected with the Globe, are visiting
at Mr. pavil Whitncy's.
Mr. and MIS- c, b. Burleish have re-
turned hone from u month absence in the
eastern section of the State.
Mr. C. II tiauHctt returned to Orono
yesterday to begin his sec,ni wears studig 4
at the Agricultural College,
The many Augusta friends of Mr.. Free
man will he please to learn of his success.
and tender their congratulations.
MIR Frank Iiedsion of Milo spent sun
day with HI, brother j., Ilallowell on his
return from the G. a, Il. knesupment in
u Sou,
Mr. Lewis Seibing was elected president
of the Third Maine Association ut the re-
cent G. \. Il Fncsmpment in Boston. He
returned on the boat YESTERDAY
Mr.. Daniel $ kecgan Of Ieuis1illc ny
futmer Augusta hoy After an absence of
tive nty one years is visiting cid friends,
He 6nls August, much changed since he
left it anil speaks enthusiastically of the
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Three prizes IN each class gill be award
ed to the boats making the fastest time
over the eeusse. Time allowance will be
computed by the Iissreshon table Of Alps
4nees.
The rsgst;a will be open to all classes Of
boats bearing sail and cordial Invitation
j. extended 10 al persoos owning such
boats. regardless Of size. ay.s or Aaiiing
qualities. 10 participate therein, and the
boats siil be started ct tso O'Clock.
II is also expected Should the weather
permit thai several rowing races between
sir, fear, Aad two cared boats. will take
pIaee.
The Judge, will be j y Pierce. How
ard Oxen, j. y. Bedssii. j. W. Happen,
Thomas Lamtard. A. u. Brainerd.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


bLb JED IkDITf.
Richard Goldens "Oi Jed Prouty, >
which - to be given at Granite Hall to-
night, is production that everybody, from
all accounts, will want 10 see. and there are
few people to whom it will not sford a
pleasant evenings entertainment. In the
part Of Old Jed, Mr.. Golden il ,aiI - DO
some atimirable comedy work. in which he
portfays the fanny sceeniricities, the good
nature and the honorable characteristics Of
an aged Yankee landlord of a noted Down
East tavern.
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Wonders

Are wrought hy TIE use Of Ayers Hair
Sfevx n restoring gray ha.r TO Us original
rossSf. syuHsossng nez growth. prevent
lg he hair frana fAiiiEz. keepEsg 4 soft
sliky. and abundant. and the scalp ecol
healthy, and tree frssn saasszlIE q Aumors.
TIE universal testimony IS that this prep
araiioa has 10 saEa, a. 4 drsassng, and
:, therefore, Indispensable 20 every well
furnished toilet
Il have used Ayers HAIR yigor Tor some
ilsle and is has worked wenaers ssr me.
was troubled WIKI eandrHa and Vas ravis.ty
bseataitg bad; oslt since Hslng the yjgor my
head Is perfectly clear u aznsis7sr he hair
has ceased essasng os.s. and | now have
gssd growth. ~ tie same eelor as sten I
as-s young woman can heartily rernsss-
sleid ANY efae suffering fr0m ean4,un or
loss a hair 10 use Ayers Hair yigSg az
dressing : - Mrs. Lydia o. Moody. East
Pltfston. Ne.
some time ago ny ~ifr's hair began 70
esffsr oct quite freely.
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Mr.. Charles Page, at work at Mr.. Whit
tens blacksmith chop. about mile from
the city on the Winthrop road. met with 3
singular aeciden, yesterday. They were at
work on wagon tire; Mr.. PAge WAS hold
ing It on the anvil, and as Mr.. Written
struck the tire p Gee OF steel broke from
the face u the hammer AMI struck Mr.
Page with such force on the leg, about half
way between the knee and thigh. 20 to pass
through his pants and enter tbs aesh, csus-
log the blood t, flow freely. At first II wa,
feared that a large artery wa, severed, but
Investigations made by DR.. Croker, who
soon arrived, proved that such was no. the
case, though it passed within half an inch
Of the femcral artery. The doctor probed
the wound, which extended upward. to the
distance of four inches without reaching
tire piece of steel. Mr.. Page is getting
along a. we'll as can be- expected.
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An Auglsti writer in the Auburn Gszette
has the folowing itcm, which may be of
interest 10 many;
new swindlc has been perpetrated npon
some Of our honest farmers by gIibly
talking fsllos. who reprcs entei himself u,
agent of a farmers supply company that
sold tlTe best of flour, moltsses. sugar
coffee. ard other groceries to farmers at
wholesale Iriccs. The samples be dispsye ed
were satisfactory. AMI numerous orders
were given but after the purchasers had
paid for the ir goods and come to insps ct
them when they had reached home, the y
faurd that they bal been ssirdsd, As the
quality 90 what they bad bought was not of
the same grade as the samples they had ex
amined. The -four, rs enc farmer says,
was 'not Il 10 give hog.
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Lss,iep VINO Sew

or do homework will find "Leaurelle oil"
a delightful article for softcniny the skin
aud sllayinz roughuess. When applied let
1t DRY on. Its use does not Interfere with
the handling of the finest ribbons, silks, or
saiins. si.00 at Druggists or prepaid by
express.
L. s. Wells, Jersey City, n j.
fnlrm
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mere are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
lust as good as the Ivory
They are not,
but like
all counterfeits.
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities OF
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having il.
lis sold everywhere
ssc..~-wAAvt,
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Kennebec Central R. R.

On and after Auea.t y, as will run as To-.
lows
I. VI. Arrive az National Home ..sA HIS
A, Nj; as, taf ".
Leave National a mv e'AA,M.. 100. Sso,
5 Is 4. NJ Arrive al kas,lug,.h5 usO 4 NJ. LA
aAa, TOR NJ,
10 aoe"muleiaiv people ~ishgeg 10 attend tho
band cuuctTts al tits NAttNust llats-. Sunday
afternoon, ueths will lvsNe NUndpilh At 90 aud
MA 4, NJ, 'aeh sHiteaY autil nitihrT notice.
Leave National iictHv at p sa std 5 "a T.. ",
A, tANl,tN. NUT~ ttutoedent.
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COLBY UNIVERSITY.

C1-o7siirsfe Colleges 70 = Esy gsa ard yeuas
venen. -syesty. seeoBd year tasis- s.ptsmber
~ irst-cisss eOii~gs education minimum es
psEse- Annual Prize seroiarship Of 500
yoaHg ard another Of equal sniouHf to Young
women, OF eias. entering ia I-Js. Scholarship ii
Aesaaers Of siae .or the coarse 10 needy s;adeH.s
whose work and d pertinent commercial e
Address fEESTEz<T -stkLG,
Na.erviile. Maine
tMtnfion this paisr.l i9iy2dsi.fAxu
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lle0.

CUMBERLAND.
In Portland. Aug "a, Mrs Martha A. lhOmp-
500 ~ Mgutyille. aged ~ wears aud mos. Aug.
10. Fred r. Youngest child Of Charles |. g. and
Lizzie y ttu'ehius. aged year, ! month and ;
days, Aug. Is. Caliic N wttr Of Amos o, tircere
aud daughter OF Albion " and MARY NJ. Small
kENSEBEC.
In this city. Aug 70, Mr. Liztie y. P.ummer.
wife Of james |. liummer. aged ~ years.
Funeral. Thursday afternoon OF O'Clock
IN Nj. Vernon, Aug Il, Mr.. Joseph Bake,
aged about 70 years.
In piststen. Aug 70, the wife OF Harry Troop,
aged 50 years II mouths
PKSoBscoT.
In Bangor. Aug. 6. James. infant sou of Johs
and MARY Mcnamara. aged 10 months.
Ia Brewer, Avg. g. Aayery A. sen Of the l1te
Aussry A and Strla Kirkland of ssngrryillc.
a ard 10 months and days. Aug, 9. Hollis u, in
FAINT son % bred h. aud Emma Avery. aged
months and - days.
SOMERSET
In Skovhega Aug. I. Irene MAY, daughter OF
+. A. Neaiun, aged year and months.
WASHINGTON.
In Eastport. Aug II. James II. Chapman, aged
u years and mouths, Aug I, Eddie Wesley
Bsnner. aged years.