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Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-08-30
Soco2Ro COUNTY.

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From the Advertiser.
A train gent to Magdalena yes
terday morning, fuF the Brst time
since the great flood. The openlng
of the road will stop 9. L. Browns
fast express.
Tuesday morning the wife OF
Hon. e. Y. Chavez presented hlm
with a fne looking son, much TO
the delight of the father. Mother
and son are doing well.
DR.. Harrington, formerly OF this
city, has built up a large practice
in Kansas City, and his wife left
the first of the week to join him
there. Mrs. Harrington's many
friends regret ner departure from
this city.
The Kelly mine, under the man
apement of Messrs. Bishop d. Con-
nelv Bros, is coming to the front,
and IN the near future, will resume
It's wonted place as a producer OF
lead and silver. Aside from his
connection with the Kelly, ii. b.
Connely is conducting lease on
the Graphic property.
J.F. Cook is working about fifty
men on the old Stag dump at the
smelter, and is loading between
sixtv and seventy cars a day. de
will be kept busy for some time
vet as the railroad company viii
need sny amount OF the Stag before
the roadbed is in shape again.
Tuesday morning NJ. Loewen
,tein aud wife arrived in the CITY,
after an extended visit to friends
and relatives in Germany. Both
epioyed their trip, but were anA
ioas to return home. Mr.. Loewen
,,ein heard such startling reports
~ the socorro food that 1t kept
him excited until he reached New
York.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-08-30
Neighborhood News.
THE BLACK RAscE


CHLORIDE.
From the Chloride Range.
John SaGcier has retsrped from
Magdalena.
w. MI. Armour came in from
White Oaks Sunday evening.
Several men have been added te
ahe working force on the Wine
stamp mill, and progress is going
an smoothly under the direction oil
Mr.. Mayhew.
Mrs. S. e. Corson left yesterday
ior Colorado Springs where she will
stop for short time after which
she will 60 to Pennington, Mo.
Tom Southgate came in from
San Marcial Sunday evening, He
was accompanied by Mr.. E. G..
MAYHEM, of Colorado, VITO has
come to take charge of the compile
aion of the Wing stamp mill on
Mineral cIeek.
Most of the passenger travel he
tween this place and the railroad is
by San Marcial. This is because
there is no dangerous stream, like
.the Rio Grande, to cross, and while
she distance is trihe logger than
10 Engle, it's mach safer and
reliable route the yeaF round than
the Engle road.
A Mexican vender was in town
the early paft OF this week with
gsapas which he tried to dispose of
ut eight cents per pound. Ills
& lies was not numerous. Oar ma
tive friends seem to have forgotten
tAat the present democratic condi-
ton Of the country will not permit
the payment of fancy prices for
fruits, or any thing else. as in the
days of republicanism when the
cpHntry was prosperous and money
plenty.
Bernard Crawford was thrown
from y horse last Monday evening
lie was found on the side walk IN
an unconscious condition With his
head cut aud bis face badly bruised.
lie was carried home and examlna-
ton was made by Dr.. Bllnn. No
bones were broken, but he suffered
from the severe shock that he re-
ceiyed by the fall. DR.. Bllnn
dressed his wounds and made him
rs comfortable as possible. he is
getting along nicely.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-08-30

Hillsporo is situated in
the center OF the great
Sillisooro, Kingston and
Black Range gold and silver
country, and only IS miles
distant iron the famous
La4e Valley silver fields.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-08-30

EDITOR ADvocATE-Sir: There
have been many devises invented
10. The concentration of ores. and
among all the different devises
that are or have been known to the
public it is generally conceded that
the Jig and Frue concentrators are
the best. The jig for the concen-
tratiou Of coarse and heavy ores
(especially lead ores), and the
Frue mehlne for the best work on
fine, light ores. such as shines
which occur from fine pulverlzation
in cases where smalgamation ls
used on gold oree.
There have been millions OF
dollars expended in experimenting
and inyenting with tho hope of
superseding the jig and Frue con-
centrators. They evidently have
not doue satisfactory work or so
much would not have been expend-
ed in the hope of devising ime.
thing better; yet it is do.ottul
whether they can be superseded
while using the same element as
the means for the buoyaut power.
Close perfectIon can not be reached
by the mechanical concentration OF
ores especially gold aud silver
ores-for several reasons. First.
in pnlsss5s aiion The ps,tic}er ~
not form - 80 9 mo -. rs. arrsF
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-08-30
HILLSB0R0 NEWS.

There will be total ecllpse OF
the moon next Wednesday evening,
Sept. 3rd, Visible in Hillsboro aud
all other portions of the United
States.
An important stock deal was
consummated in Hillsboro the
other day, Messrs. Fl. A, Ringer of
this place and Israel King of Dem
ing purchasing the entire brand OF
cattle, aud horses of the s. l.. g.
Co. THE consideration is private,
The stock viii continue to range IN
this county. Mr.. Ringer was for
mesly range foreman for the ). H.
G. Go, is an experienced cattle.
man and deserving of his success.
He will assume the immediate
charge of the herds. Mr.. e. Ride-
,ionr, the former manager of the
S. l.. G. Co., has gone on a trip to
the Panhandle of Texas, and from
there will proceed to his home in
Kansas.
Mr.. r. H. Fry, of the Placers,
was greatly shocked by the receipt
of the following sad telegram yes
terday
Bath, N. y Rodney II. Fry, Hills
boro, N NJ Mother disd suddenly
this morning ANNA FRY
Mrs. Fry was in good health up
to short while before death, and
her demise was no doubt caused by
heart failure.
The Board OF Sierra County
School Examiners met in Hills
boro Wednesday, to examine ap-
plicants for teachers certificates.
Only two applicants presented
themselves N Miss Ella Worden
and Miss George Endicott. Both
young ladies passed good examina'
tisns and were awarded certifi-
Gates.
Owing to the decreased school
fund, at the suggestion OF our
school Board Prof Carleton will
undertake to teach both depart
menis OF the Hilisboro public
school, with the aid of his gradual
ing class. Ii he succeeds, the
usual expense of an additional
teacher will be saved and the
school term in consequence very
materially heightened.
-G. NJ. Freeman, a prominent
mining man of Blackhawk, Col, is
in town.
II. Opgenorth was in
town on business yesterday. his
little son Henry, left alone on tn g
ranch with his small sister, severe.
ly powder burned his eyes while
playing with an old army musket.
The child was brought to town this
morning, and DIR. Given is attend
ing him.
Gus Duvall ia shift boss of a
Gila monster that Hon. W. S.
Hopewell proposes to serd to the
Albuquerque Fair.
-While moving at the Sd. q.
Ranch Monday, Mr.. Milton Horn
stopped to fix the mowersa rattle
snake attacked and started nP bis
mules, causing Mr. Do1D's J5gbl
thumb to be nearly cut off by the
machine knife. The snake did not
bite the mules, but nevertheless
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-08-30
IIOW'S THIS F.!

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward Tor any cose of Catarrh
that caunot be cured by Halls
Catatrh Care.
L. j. CnESEY d Co Props,
Toledo, O,
We the undersigned have known
F. J Cheney for the last 10 yenrs,
and belieye him perfectly honor
able in all business transactions
and financially able to carry out
any Obligation made hy their firm.
WEST & TRUAx,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Q.
WALpING, KINNAN & MARvIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, ..
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces Of the
svstem. Price 75e, per bottle.
Sold by all druggists Iesiimon-
ials free.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-08-30

the animals could not be prevailed
upon to work in that locality again
This week Robin 4 Macy Sc
cured bond and lease for wear
on Sheriff Max l., kahler's valua-
BILE gold claim, near the Flora
Temple mine.
r-N. B. Daniels and Frank Buck
sold the Q. o. ID. mining clam,
in Wicks Guleh. to Barney Martin
last week. Consideration private.
William Mead has encountered
rich pocket of lead silver ore IN
the Jersey Lilly mine.
Sheriff Max L. Kahler and
Postmaster Nickle are doing every.
thing possible to collect a credta-
bic display of minerals from this
county for the Albuquerque Fais
and yet specimens are coming in
rather slowly. Wake UP, mine
owners. THIS is an jhportsni
matter Specimens sent to or left
ae the sheriff's office or postoflice
will be faithfully forwarded to the
Fair and returned to you after the
FAIR is over, and it will cost You
nothing Then. be up and doing.
You owe it to Sierra county and 10
yourselves to act. and act speedily,
in these premises.
The Misses Titus, of Soeorro,
arrived here Sunday on VISIT to
their relatives living at Cold
Springs.
Jake Mitchell, formerly the
war correspondent of the ST. Louis
Globe Democrat at Gold Springs,
is at present mining in old Mexico.
Keller Miller & Co. Of this
place, have just erected a substan
tlal new porch 10 front o: their mg
store.
Mr.. George Yestal. cf the gnv
ernmeut agricultural college u!
Las Cruces. sends Postmaster
Nickle the following formula for
making solution for preserving
fruits and vegetables that may be
sent from this county to the AlbG
querque FAIR: Take n whisky
barrel, with faucet in it, set on end,
make hole in upper end 6 tc Z
inches square by saving out plug
so it will not drop in Then fill
barrel one half or two thirds full
of rain or distilled water and aus.
pend q sulphur candle in barrel
over water, set II afre and close
top of barrel with cloth and plug
to confne fumes. Ii yon can't get
the sulphur candle prepared. take
a tin can and put ordinary pulver-
lied sulphur in it. suspend over
water and keepit burning s or lG
hours. 1t will 60 out frequently,
but relight until the water is sour
and pungent-you can't get it too
strong. Then dissolve five ozs. OF
salacyic acid in qt of alcohol
and use one tablespoonful to the
/ gal of the fumigated water
This is the best solution for large
fruits and vegetables. For deli.
cate fruits and lerries use 80
grs. salacylic acid Ito gal. rain
water, Put in glass jars and cal"
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-08-30

passed through Hillshoro Monday
on their way home to Lake VALLEY,
after their extended summer outing
IN the northern part of the county,
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-08-30

Output Of Hllsboro gold mines
for the week ending Thursday,
August 29th, 1895, as reported for
TIE ADVOCATE:
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-08-30
GRANT COUNTY.
SILVER CITY.

prOsn the Sentinel
Davenport Bros. are about to
close . deal % tbeir Csr)'s>e prop
city
D. Bennett. VI Potter, Thos. Hol'
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MAIS0N De PENSION.

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Sorrento.
Mrs. William Donnell has gone to Seal
Cove to visit her daughter.
Mr.. Lowe is having the hotel and annex
nrepared for opening June 10.
William Simpson was in town Monday
He left on the MT. Desert"
Rev. j. A. Weed, OF Sullivan, preached
in the church here Sunday evening.
John Gilley, the boatman, is here and
has got the boat slip ready for business.
The I. $ government buoy boat was in
the harbor inspecting the buoys Tuesday
:. :. Bunker & Son. the marketmen,
are in town making preparations for the
season 5 business.
NJ. VI. Tram has fitted up room near
here where he will have a better chance
to attend to the water works.
Miss Susie Crabtree returned this morn
ing from Boston, where she has been at
work in the Edmands family.
:. J. Wall, of Ellsworth, arrived Mon
DAY to get the electric light plant ready
for business the mgr u tHt wi
Mrs. {. W. Woodman, Hon. Frank
Jones aud Gen. Benet's family are ex-
pected among the next arrivals here.
Mrs. seayey and Mrs. Hadley, of Bar
Harbor, were the guests OF Mrs. j. X.
Mitchell one day last week.
Harvey Hodgkins is again in Sorrento.
and his family Will arrive in r." days.
They were in Yonkers, y. y, this winter.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Isaac Lawrence are now
In Europe, and it is said that ON their re-
turn they intend to spend the remainder
Of the season here,
Hon. Frank Jones man from Ports
mouth. Is in town looking after the ar-
rangement aud transplanting Of the flow
tr- in the walls ut Mr.. Jones and Mr. SIN
Chairs residences.
Mrs. ". H. Law renee Will arrive home
some time his week from Portland, v here
she has been under the careful treatment
and cue OF Or. Gordon and Miss Lucinda
Hatch. a graduate nurse from the Maine
general hospital.
Among he recent arrivals at this beau
ttul resort are Mr.. Edmands, Miss Ed
mands, Miss Annie Edmands; Rev. J. ).
Moody. Mrs Moody and their children;
Mrs NJ. W. Fuller, Master Weston Fuller
and Mrs. Marsh, wife OF Congressman
Marsh, of Illinois.
June
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-06-20
SILVER WEDDING.

The event of last week Was the silver
wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. John b.
L!nscott, at their home, on Wednesday
evening, June ). The house was deco
rated with flowers and filled with II
merry company OF more than one hun
dred. A bountiful treat was served, con
sistng OF fruit, confectionery, ice-cream
and cake. Music added its charm and
call went merry as marriage bell"
Among he many and valuable presents
We're noticed beautiful dinner set pre-
sented by several persons, towels, cloth
and other useful presents by Others, be-
sides the following:
Silver forks, l.. NJ. Bosworth; silver
knives, w. +. Hutchings; knives and
forks, J. b. Coolidge, wife and daughters,
and Mrs. +. y. Young and Mrs. Stillman
King; tablespoons, y. c. King and wife;
tablespoons, W. K. King and wife; des-
sert spoons, Nathan King and wife;
dessert spoons, Mrs. Springer and Mrs
Bowden; berry dish, John Hartman and
wife; sugar spoon, A. w. King and wife;
sugar spoon, Carrie Bridges; fruit knives,
L. DtTran anu wiz, DuttNA Ni'iAj
George Wescott and wife; berry dish,
Alonzo Day and wife; pickle jar, Mrs.
Abbie Massey; tray and brush, Mrs.
Lizzie Tate; cup and saucer, Mrs. Davis
and daughter; napkin rings, William
Linscott and wife; spoons, j. G. Rey-
nolds and wife; glass dishes, Joseph Har-
den and wife, Charles Harden and wife;
cake stand, Nathan Boynton and wife;
cake plate, Mrs. Mary King; preserve
dish, Sadie Boynton; preserve dish, Flora
King; oak stand, o. p. Wescott and wife;
pair tray cloths, Mrs. Susan Whitaker;
years subscription to Zion's Advocate,
Mrs. E. d. Bragdon.
At late hour the company dispersed,
hoping they might meet again at their
golden wedding. Seven children and
three grandchildren were present. Sew
eral came from Bar Harbor, Ellsworth
and Hancock.
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COUNTY NEWS.
.ddit,onat County Ners see other pages.

rur AMERICAN has subscribers at 106
- the rI6 post-oHces in Hancock county;
III The other papers in the county com
,;ned do not reach so many. THE AMER
,c,x is not the only paper printed in
Hancock county, and has nerer claimed to
be- but it is the only paper that can prop
.r,, be called COUNTY paper; all the
xest are merely local papers. The circuid
ZION Of THE AMERICAN, barring The Der
rJ,rbor Records summer list, is larger
,bon that of all the other papers printed
IN Hancock county.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-06-20
lltiltilIif.


ihhplht
Mrs. W. II. Rice is at Birch Harbor
summer visitors are expected soon.
Mrs Isaiah Bowden has arrived home
from a winters cruise.
Mrs. Mary King has retained from
Cambridgeport, where she has spent the
winter.
Mrs. Sheppard Cousins observed her
iittleth Dirt hday Friday, June :, by in
viting Il few friends to spend the day
with her.
The usual sunday evening service Was
omitted here last evening, aud large
number went to East Lamoine 10 attend
the Childrcu's Day concert, which vas Il
grand success under the management
Of Mrs. Hnttie Fitzpatrick. The church
was decorated with beautiful flowers and
plants. and the recitations and music
We're well rendered.
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salisbury Cove.

salisbury Cove.
Mrs. Aquiae Higgins, of Bar Harbor,
spent sunday with her brother, \. b..
Leland.
Rev. Mr.. Hays and wife are pleasantly
located at the Charles Hodgkins house
for the summer.
Miss Alice Ash, of Bar Harbor, who has
been spending the week with her sister,
Mrs. Ceylon Emery, returned home sun
day.
Misses Fossil Young and Maggie Rich
were in Castine last week, to attend the
graduation exercises at the normal
school.
Miss Lura Wardwell returned home
from Castine Saturday, having completed
the course Of study at the normal school.
Her many friends gladly welcome her
home.
The funeral of Gideon Liscomb, whose
death occurred Sunday last, took place at
his late residence on Thursday, Rev. c. ).
Leffingwell officiating. large number
of relatives and friends We're in attend
HNNNo
and respected citizen.
June 10. LES SUR
Chester Maddocks, OF Ellsworth, visited
friends in the place recently.
Edgar Paine and wife, OF Bar Harbor,
were the guests of Hiram Emery and
wife Sunday.
Quite number OF our grangers attend
ed the county grange at Lamoine June IL,
and report pleasant meeting.
School closed Friday, after success
full term taught by Minnie Young. At
the close OF school Miss Young gave the
scholars a delicious treat.
The regular meeting OF the missionary
society was held at Mrs. c. l.. McFar-
lands Saturday evening. A large num-
Der was present The next meeting will
be held at Mrs. II. j. Emery's and will
be the last meeting until after the sum
mer mont his.
June II.
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COUNTY NEWS.
For additional County Ne,ns see other pages

West Hancock.
J. Melvin Milliken and wife came home
Saturday.
l.. II. Springer and wife are visiting
relatives at Bucksport.
Sidney Bridges has gone to Egg Rock
for few weeks fishing.
Mrs. Foren, OF Bar Harbor, made;a fly
ing visit to her family this week.
Watson Springer is at homej from
Sullivan for a while, on account of ill
health.
George E. Norris goes to Schooner
Head tomorrow, where he will be en-
ployed.
Victor r. Smith, who has been en-
ployed at Bar Harbor, is at home for
short time.
Miss Hattie Marshall, Of Bar Har Dor,
recently made a visit to her mother, Mrs.
Martha Marshall.
Henry and Elbridge Milliken and Sher-
man Mcfarland, who are employed at
Bar Harbor, spent Sunday swith their
folks in town.
A. E. Tracy has purchasedI thet fplace
formerly owned and occupied by East
man Googins, deceased. He will move in
during the ensuing month.
June II. SUMAc.
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Walthitnl.

Waltham.
There will be dance at the town hall
Thursday evening, July 1, given by the
w. S. s. Ice cream and cake will be
served in the lower hall. Good music
will be furnished. All are cordially in
vted.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-06-20
ELLSWORTH MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY, June 10, 1895.
Country Produce.


Beans.
Improved Yellow Eye, per bush. 80 $500
Pea hand picked, per bn..... 80 $500
Peas:
Improved, per bu (seed). ...................25o
Plants.
Cabbage plants, per 100. ...................;;s go
Celery " loo
Butter.
Butter falls off in price this week.
Creamery per b.......... .....Ei
Dairy. ....................'... 10 1lo
Cheese.
Best factory (new] per fb....................l5
Best dairy new. ........................ 10
Dutch (1mported)..... ...................l.l0
Eggs.
Eggs remain steady, but the market is strong
Fresh laid, per doZ.. .13 o15
Hay.
Hay falls off in price usual at this season.
Prospects for large crop this year are good,
and farmers with small lots on hand are rush
ing it into the market to clear way for the new
crop.
Best loose, per ton. Observation-Disclosures. sal0
l5aleu ........... ........-...... IL ia
Straw.
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Great Pond.

Great Pond.
Last Sunday evening colt belonging
to Ezra Williams, and driven by Mrs.
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Sutton's Island,
Farmers wish for rain.

Farmers wish for rain.
Beautiful weather on this island of the
sea.
Prof. Kendall and family, Of ECam-
bridge, will soon come to their summer
residence here.
Mr. Church, of Cincinnati, is soon to
lay the foundation of cottage on the
eastern part of the island.
Prof. Manning, of Massachusetts, is
coming tomorrow with his family to
occupy Eugene Stanley's cottage for the
summer.
Capt. Loring Rice, formerly of this
island, now of Steuben, Isl here in his
new freighting schooner, the "Hattie
Loring," which was launched MAY % at
West bay, Gouldsboro, loaded with spool
wood for Boston.
June y. AMY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-06-20

East i;iuehilI.
The schooner "Hazel Dell, +. Cousins,
master, sailed June 10 for New York with
a cargo Of cut granite from the White
granite company.
June 10. u.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-06-20
COOLEY CREAMER-

Is the best milk setting apparatus in the
world than the fact that every new appara-
tu1 that has come on to the market has had
to adopt its process or patents before 1t
could make success, which fact is proved
by the numerous decisions of the courts
against other apparatus. Would they take
the risk of infringement unless they know
there was great benefit in the patents they
infringe Certainly not; aud therefore
they pay Il great tribute To the Cooley
Dreamer by attempting to adopt its good
points.