davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-10-18
6 u NDl) FRANCO F.!
r u BLIC OTIC E.

X ~ Id - " IN W l. " Es
The Managers of the
Real Estate Distribution OF Memphis
For 1871 have definitely settled upon
Tuesday, October the 3lst,
Rshbef rao o Ing
,lSns TIT SEM IEEMfaIs THEATKE,
mum, Will realize competency for life
On an investment OF $500.
ce1ved for tickets in solvent Bank In their locality
until after the drawing.
ing Commissioners to superintend the drawing
All tickets unsod at the time of drawing will be
ed the distribution, thus guaran
teeing that none but ticket holders draw of
The Real Estate will be conveyed to the winners in
zee simple, free from all eneumbrances ana charges i
of October, 1911, is s596.OOS Tickets $500 each.
clubs of five, paying dollar each. For circulars
tickets or any addFssE Ry letter or apply
Managers a Adams s Memphis Tenn Ill E1iton
J. NM Tws ID Hs Music banS
h enSn At R ms SsH sT
and Real Estate Agent, cor. Main and Lafayette Sts
~ Responsible Agents wanted.
G% We wish it distinctly understood that the draw
so on 5 Of and that sale Of
is w siSif e Hffs Fl 10Th of
Agents and Managers.
pleasure in stating that personally acquainted
with Messrs. PASSMORE RUEFIN, the mana gers
of the Memphis REAL ESTATE DISTRIBUTION, which
is to place the 3st of October, 1871 and with
pleasure recommend them gentlemen of probity and
capacity, in whose representations our people
place implicit reliance.-JoHN JOHNSON Mayor of
Memphis w. Nj. RANDOLPH, City Attorney; FELIX
W. ROBERTSON. City Tax Collector; L. r. RICHARDS,
City Register; LEON TROUSDALE, Secretary Chamber
of Commerce of Memphis; f. a. COLE, Clerk and
Master in Chancery; W. NJ MCLEAN, State and
County Tax Collector; P D. DOYLE Clerk Second
Circuit Court A. WOODWARD, County Trustee; j. j.
MURPHY President Iemphis Bank.
am acquainted with the reputation of the above
named gentlemen, 1essrs. PAssMORE d RUFFIN, and
consider them above reproach; j. c. BLECkLEY Chair
added that of business and citizens gener-
ally, with the is respectfully submitted to
patrons. PASS MORE n RUFFIN.
MEMPHIS, Tenn.
M ANTED.-Partiesw who have very small capital,
w give security, and DESTROYS of making
money in light honorabl SAINT business at home,
to travel Address NJ. NJ. T1LTON, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Challenge English Method for Catarrh
and Throat Diseases, comprising Rene
/F8( dies Evaporation and Health Chart,
Er ~ complete in case, with directions. Price
f. ton read The Specialist. Price 10 cents,
( }sent by mail Address
DR.. S. G. PRATT,
.fS No. Ill Dearborn ST., Chicago, H.
o1OS MONTH"; Horse and carriag furnished
tD4ZC Expenses paid. H. B. SHAW Alfred, Me
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-10-18
Fever AND ACUE

Prevail, there is no remedy held in greater esteem.
Every house keeper should keep at hand, to apply
on the first attack of any Pain 1t will give satisac-
tory relief, and save hours of suffering
do not tritie with yourselves by testing untred rem
edles be sure you call for and get the genuine PAIN
h1LLER, as many worthless nostrums attempted
medicine,
sS Directions accompany each bottle
Price 20 cts, 30 cts, and 81 per Bottle.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-10-18
SOLD BY ALL MEDICINE DEALERS.

For sale by GREENE & BUTTON, Milwaukee; I'll.
B0SWQRTH SONS, Milwaukee FULLER, FINCH
q FULLER, Chicago; RICHARDSON & CO. st.
Louis; MCCU LLOCH, MCCORD & CO., La Crosse
MOVES BROTHER Saint Paul
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-10-18

Gn 90 a for frst-class Pianos. Sent on trial. No
sbAOO agents U.S,PIANO Co., 1856 R'dway Ny
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-10-18

The Eldorado Marsh is burning and
fires IN Oakfeld and other places are
contributing to the great volume OF
smoke that is filling the country for
miles in every direction. No great
damage has resulted so far from the
fires in this vicinity, but as they are
spreading and increasing very fast it is
to be presumed that trouble will ensue.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-29

number took part. Sunday forenoon was
occupied in similar manner. At two
o'clock Mrs. Blair gave public exhibit
tion Of her wondrous powers in painting
pictures blind-folded which was feature
Of the Convention worthy Of thought and
serious consideration. Mrs. Blair pro-
poses to spend week or ten days In
Ellsworth for the purpose of painting
nowers and wreatns for those who may
desire her services. She VIII paint blind
folded and give tests at the same time. a
| am authenticity informed. The remaitt-
der Of the afternoon OF sunday aud sun
DAY evening Wa >pent ia speaking and
singing The meeting was harmonious
throughout and All seemed to enjoy them
selves, and felt gra'itied At What they had
heard ami seen. The society expect 10
hold another Convention In October next
somewhere in the County Of which due
notice will be given ABB.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-29
European News.
rKorRIE BETWEEN GERNANY AND Eng
LAND.

rKorgI.E BErwEFS CERNANY AND Eng
LAND,
london. 24.-A serious complication has
arisen between Germany and England.
and several dispatches passed between
Bismarck and Earl Granville. Bismarck
addressed a note To Count Bernstaff, the
German representative in London, inform
iag him that the Imperial German govern
ment desired to acquire Heligoland. and
empowering him TO make propositions 10
t.ie British government for the purchase OF
the island. Earl Granville replied that
England will not part with Heiigoland and
that the British government could enter
tain no propositions looking to the cession
of that Island.
The German government, through Count
Bei1Istaf, stated that the acquisition oil
Heiigoland was necessary for the pr"ie'-
tisn Of the German coast. recitlhg a. an
Instance. the facilities for coaling and ma
munitv from attack which the French fleet
,.aiovrI al Heligoland, BY which it was
enabled Ia blockade Hamburg aud para
l,z. the German coast.
lie looked on Heligolaud. on account of
IL, close proximity, a German territory,
aud il possession by any foreign power a.
a standing menare to Germany.
Earl Granville replied that England was
only bound to consider her own interest 8.
and that the wish OF German government
Ia acquire iieligoland did not constitute
her right Ia it. \, the 9laud never had been
under German rule.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-29
Spiritualist Convention

The Spirituahst's of Hancock Co., held
their third semi-annual Convention in this
city at the Methodist Church on the oath
and 18th inst The forenoon OF the first
day was occupied in choosing officers and
general business Of the organization. As
more extended report may be expected
from the Secretary Of the Convention next
week. do not propose to offer but brief
notice Of the meeting. The Convention
feel greatfal to the proprietors of the
Methodist Church for their kindness in con-
vening them in their house. The afternoon
OF the first day WAS occupied in speaking
and singing. and the evening was devoted
to personal experience in which quite a
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-29
The OFF Year in Politics.

Nothing IN the political world Just now
j. attracting very general attention The
new departure" OF the len wing of
me Democratic Army has ceased to
be novelty; and aside from the ap-
preaching canvass In Ohio. and Ia.
counting up Of the dead and wounded In
New Hampshire. and the mu,ldle hv an ex-
cess al candidates for GOV. in Nas.arLt-
-c't-. there does not seem 10 he much stir
mug political news. or preparation FOR po-
litical work. l. j. all idle. or worse than
that - -peeulit" A. this early davaS 10 who
will be tn. Democratic Candidate for Pro-
id"nt IN ls;2, or what will form the staple
article in it. platform. We NAV we'll SUP
pose that II will be a patchwork affair. that
the strife between the new departure lead
err and the Bourbon wing will end in a
meaningless compromise. The courage OF
the leader !, always expended in defend
!ng the policy ami the views Of the past
generation Of politicians; and whatever
may De said IA praise Of their disposition TO
stick 1" dead -,ue- and the mouldy past
20 t'' t4't' 'ii>FlAN Ell IN TINS direction.
must be confessed !; i, not the highe,,
| quality "ttiue courage. II 4, much easier.
aud demands less effort Of the mind to slide
along with The -stabl', she'd order, of exist
ing thing.. than II does To grapple with
new theories. new ideas. and the applica-
ton of principles Ia new facts The party
that keeps abreast of an intelligent public
4 opinion. that sees with the unerrinp pre-
cision Of instinct what next /, To be done.
or should be done. that does accent the in
evitablc situation OF to-day. i, the parry
which will continue 10 rule in thi. country
! The fear for the Republican party is that
/ i viii lag too long To recount il, glorious
history ia the past. and will not fully com
| prehend what remains to be accomplished
But this year for the party in Maine there
l. not much for it 10 do. Happily there
are no disturbing elements TO be appeas ed
/ The Governor no doubt will be nominated
| by acclamation. and the resolutions will
be about the same a those adopted last
| year. II is the of year In politics. and the
politicians and the people desire peace"
for the time being. There is no sense or
need OF having a heated term this fall.
and ii cannot well be precipitated upon
| the state.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-29

The MAINE BAPTIST CONVENTION met
at West Waterville June both the Presi-
dent. Rev A. X. r. Small in the chair
The Lewiston Journal says appropriate
passages of Scripture were read by the
President. and Rev. Mr.. Tilley offered
prayer. The usual committees were then
appointed. The Secretary's report exhib-
tied very encouraging ate Of things in
the denominational affairs. Many churches
have been aided. Sunday schools estab-
lished and several churches have been or
gsnzed. The Treasurer's report showed
tina, the receipts had increased somewhat
on last year. The amount contributed has
been $40 .23l.72: the expenditure %, 72O.27.
In the afternoon there was discussion on
the best way of increasing the number of
ministers after which the annual sermon
was preached BY Rev. DIR. Dexter of Ken
nebunkport. After the sermon the com
mittee on nominations presented the fol-
lowing list of officers. which was elected !:
President. Rev. A. K. p. Small; Vice
President. Dea. J. G. White; Correspond
ing Secretary. Rev. J. Kicker. d. D.. Re-
eording Secretary. Rev. 8: l.. B. Chase !;
Treasurer, Prof. j. B. Foster; Auditor.
Dea. W. A. +. Stevens.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-29

The Democratic Convention was called
20 order by j. II. Butler. chairman o stat.
committee. who read the call
Hon \. =. Rice Of Knox. was nonina-
ted Il temporary chairman. who. on TAX
inS the chair. briefly addressed the COP
Nenli"n. congratulaiing the democracy of
the State on it, flattering prospect OF sue
cc->-alludin. 10 the late victories In New
York and Ne" Hampshire
tha>. II. Haskell OF Cumberland. {. NJ.
Roberts. Waldo. {. Marston. kena.ber.
4. ;. himball, Oxford. were appointed
temporary ,ecretaries.
The committee on cred entails Ted
The whole number OF delegates present Ia
be 75j.
The temporary organization WAS made
permanent The convention took 4 re,.e>.
OF 10 minutes
\ despatch 10 the Press saws that the
Democratic State Convention at Augusta,
to-day. promises TO be altogether the mo.f
Interesting shaking up of the fossils since
4>oi- There Is no question OF candidaiure
II being conceded o Charles T. hitnbal
but The Leaders are waxing warm on the
new departure" The Young men OF the
party. impatient OF the rule OF Marcellus
Emery & Co. are loud for the new reye-
lation. but the number Of such /, very
small ana the old leaders look upon them
with contempt.
The old party Leaders. like Edmund
" lI>on Of Thomaston. and j. C. Madigan
OF Houlton. deuonnce the new departure
a sort OF voluntary qualification Of their
past record which will bring them no good
and only lead 10 further discussion Mon
day morning the announcement of the
; tenor OF the Bangor resolutions sent up a
large delegation from Portland, who are
unanimous FOR the new revelation. Hon.
Bion Bradbury is at their head and il is
said works with all his former adroitne..
The State Committee met Monday even
ing al the Mansion House but did not agree
upon President. 1t lies between Hon. J
{. Madigan Of Houlton, and A. S Rice, esq,
OF Rockland. son ofJudge Rice. The com
miitee did agree, how ever. 10 recommend
That all resolutions be submitted to til.
committee on resolutions without debate.
IL i predicted that the new departure
Ia very mild form, may have a real ma
jority Tuesday.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-29
Fatal Accident on the Kennebec Rail
WAY.

PORTLAND. Ne. June 26.-The twelve
o'clock train to-day from Augusta to Port
land Was thrown from the track by the
breaking OF a wheel on the tender The
Hst OF casualties are as follows: Killed
Geo. Chase OF Skowhegan, baggage mas
ter. Wounded. bert Barron. brakeman
OF skowhegan. whose leg had to be anpu.
tated 10 extricate him from the wreck. ht
was taken TO Brunswick and has since died
OF his injuries Chas. Larrabee. leg broken
Geo. Tarbox. Eastern Express Company.
messenger. slightly scratched; Major Bart.
lett Of skowhegan. slightly injured
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-29

~ sectaid ,ius "A The patients ru, ia, II. -.
taking cod va Ire lung, ars dl.r4s.i III i,
D. Ffrs etiisd ctni.ot b. effected tr.h 80 Il .
ri.R oai, especially III tis sss,4au Ir .u4iuify II.
iAil And "ier ssasH, 81 W",aE- ITy,leaus /. /,
I.iliii at ,''-' Sc lse Tact. pat.sni,, II t-ir .-
aTp tld dt+a.ri All YET hsu,a they nts ~ X.
t4"r E4lst MT SO 3at iIirt tuu.t Ak At.s.t
rcam much and flst The strength ia bcar !, III
aP SOD on a-i'an of bl1st Ihs patients mast ksp
"a gt--i spirf4 le determined i5 III we'll nj, nj.
great deAi ~ l vtih ie aPpr'iie amt the sTxAt 5Ia
t. despair og aer such ctariee 4 IL. T..fsli,y
70 ts Nosst ea'' al4 moral certainty IN all ufaezs is
'n-L m ocirllS pers"hAl statement 70 4" iasHl'v
u ~. own cure Ms ~ thess modest y ur,iss
Many yeara ago was IN tae laststasc. 81 tonsutng
th91ztlt thh oIaid nui live week: then me- fvr n.
t-n catching At s'ra~s heard u ani ob,A,ici .ss TT
pA'-Il'i.s N-tn -" o-' 10 ie public. aat i.. Md
perfect cure q Hs. Il seemed 10 e.id tt5l
them pane r.tc fs whole system Thy RI pra t tat
matter 10 ny lati. and Nul.I spit sp IanT. Inn Z I N
% oisls's eps matter ~ ~ furalig f.r H. IA
As soon as that b-gAn 20 sb.lc, Tly Ga l,Y.r i .
AM hshtsM AZ Az Sessl y l-a' Ie AMI IN spltits
h-cafne 30 great Mat Il IN dncuity that rs.ai
hep inn eating i's mneh i'o-oa gained Aiy .irs,.ts
Twas ghoi shortly Rfter my Ioc0very" all.I ts.
vas ony nins,yssven pounds. my present III, ~,
hundred and twenty-five GO pounds, and fif s,Ar.
~ schenck has diseoatnue. hi, professional yi.i.. 81
New YORK and Boston He HI, son Dr j ii $500
NORTH sixth street Plladephla every satarisy non
A NJ 70 . y ~ Those wAo wish thoruagh exauina
pironeier declares the condition Isnss an.
patients can readily learn whether ,hsy esrabs-
The directions fJr taking the medicines are adape
the intelligence Q; child FOLLOW these drtc-sons
and KIND Nature will Do the rest excepting that Ia ~
the Mandrake Pills 10 be taken IN ircrras.,,
doses the three medicines need other acconps
than the ample Instructions that accompany iirSi
appetite OF returning health hunger IL INC
welcon symptom When II egTacs, viii come 1T
the despairing Al b. OF good cheer Cod blood 3,
once follows the cough oosens the night asatt
In shor, time both Of these morbid symptoms r
forever.
DIR. scheneks medicines constantly kept ia tens
thousands OF families AZ q laxative pu-gatlve, the
4 md I'd Will ga.
Puimonie Syrup Of coughs and colds NAV D.
regarded as prophy against consumption in am
Of It's forms
Prce Of the fancnic Syrup and seawee Tonic. 81 Sc
bottle, or SI5oN half DOZEN Mandrake Pills Is cent.
box. For sale by all druggists and dealers
GRo- G. GOODWIN L co, Agents. Boston
ly47
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-29

Ia sawed Ing4.c. roGjgre;.u- a t,e !-. Z. 3.
t,catU. ADD a.s!an l4trs f..-f tss 1r atm "a,
ns~ prtEEsssAaz .pgt va pres tarturrs s..sg q
ta--t l-ilat-~, ana ihr t5rt % s#Fr W. t Ar 1.a
I-Hre - h4tarts~ raac-s1atEtl &c 4. u
H. .t 81 r5-g=t4'- 80,
SOC ci4ts ile Atsst f.-si I1r.lrr cv.r Ida s.r
tt +4i -rlt !-tacrtl t.1egf- .l.au. -t.. s /, y n
s4lAlc SfTup comes H t. q-gisHgn f,tlcf . III e.
ai'.r -ni c5tli efs the ,ry. !. cat, - at ons~
NufA NAturr cannot ts cl.afr II ea.et. .u.f y.g
tr IlH r1 atsI tIs+4,ti p-.FJart.s 10 ;is inas.
f9r.a w s4iieFlags u rshres them ext.rta-
and w. IA Nefy ,aaFt uA4v TIE naaia,, saaqa4ss
LIE f"ffrn ihFpne ilAi y yupld !. Alrsi amt r.t
AMI tr patient. ~ an DAINTY 81 r,ain.. +, l 4
:, d > ! u -. !. -. - =.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-29
Notice, Of Foreclosure.

WHERE ~ William Mckenzie Of -t-lEv
W ln The tuuutv of HAnrurk an1 ~.l.-
Maine, hy hgz " srtEasc p,'fti riAtcl W. d. 4.
recorded "a Hancock Records. Vol. l38 Fax.
ranv-, O., to samuel H~rriek and james T. 4. III
eOpaFtners. nj -vigNick. certain parcel IT -
~ ~s-i..NStrk. 70 vat B~Einatuz fAe b g.
Ieatilug irSrn Fen amtu- RIVER BrJdge - t-ta
,. stan lcss. and by iaui pt &. 4 Bartlett t..T
EAst~riy by sstd road - Iahd Of Il 4riiou. .a-.
~ouihrrlv b. eaiI baritone lAs I g. b. .t.a...
River. thence Westerly by said tycr 10 lsl.
4. l. bartlett thence $o~thcFsy bF sail Bar. +.
Land 20 the drst mentioned bnaai. vita a., .
5u4i!iusa thereon standing, 10 being thr .4
premise. conveyed 20 hsm hy Elizabeth 49,
sou by her ,ieoi dated OCT Is. l-as
The condition Of said MortxAgr has b--r ..
ken, and By reason thereof " claim ga ttre. -.
the same an'i gtsu thla Rotlce Tor that put4 Fen.
SAMU I'll III Eli, .s
JANIS A. ~ ARD
Ellsworth, June - 1871.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-29
proq2sssAifs M AA5Iasssn6 sn and REPAIRING ..s

OFFICE LiGHr-Housg go,gp
Washington. June -. i-TI.
- ftiFp PROPOSALS will be received At thu.
= htGFc until o'clock =, u. FRIDAY the .sth
day Of JuiY urNI tor altering and thoroughly re
uatrinE The iishttioGse Tcn,er Iris" now Al;
Portland. Maine. where abe may b cNamiLsd At
any itfarf according 10 the printed. detailed
SPECIFICATIONS. and ptan Of The vessel which viii
TORN part OF the contract. eopi-s Of which may
=" obtained mon appic.tion a. the Light. H.u .
Board ani az the Dffir~s Of the IL sht Mouse In
spcrtnTs At boston and Portland. and also at the
tH.t''ua-h houses at Portsmouth y. IL and kll.
worth. Maize.
bnidrr. arr required to state lin submitting
ih"ir utl,l tho tIm. within whieh they siI con
'rncf fnr the entire and tsfse;ory e1mpl-tion 81
ne s"s according t. the forms OF the speci nea-
n"n- In case OF acceptance and Ia be <u ell
by safisfartoTy security.
Tor fnll dctsils. printed ape ihc atoms plA
ar1 the form of bal and guarantee required
The right - Te.erved 10 r-jrct any bad or all DIS
i"r rra-una other thaa the prizes tina, may be
uA-u~.i
tl' hid. mu., b. carefully sealed and endorse
iroposaIs for Altering and Repairing Light
H"use Tender Iris" asd then be placed in
smother envelope ani addressed for delivery in
p-rson. OF L. scat through the mail prepaid to
n Chairman OF the Light.Hous~ Board p
Washington Iity.
'"" W. u. sHUBRICK, Chairman
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-29
DIN. SOsEPM -. slmENChs sIui.Lb:
rRrATnENy

ani AsHl4esi tlse4srls.s tt a.a..a 4
tss.iseines. t5sy ~nu-l ~ f-ase t.-l..4
Ltf srhSurs las lA D. ral F-...sa a. a.Hrs
ta.f.esst VITALITY .'At De A4a sss
rnrs 4Ei ~ 4.FsrsHof1s fr iasr nt+ p srra-i 4t1
acallhfsi Nt.~ar
h i44 statezseal ihss- uss.44H- qr#safntfa4ss.,
T. '.r fs1 ~ ayHHi nl rvrrr--st 4tA y
tsst lAo-az.a sub.lant 3. . 1 q
Ntsi.1s t. t.r,sry rafs o. ~ Sol /,
r.lsi discs tit-gts l.s-..a- .atf.tet,
fosa.fvt RI d BATH 4ssar..r -fr ssi-
..mrinE
t. -~avrsI -.c -fa! A4IstraAs rs ffss s..,
$40. sssla gA4ts -..il4.f
gssu .4-tt cf ta.r t .H. 4. 4.. ". 4
r*p.aA s-4t .Hnsta. a.s srs-.t ..e.r Wal H. ,
cai--.-l il- br't---44i i---s - =. ail..s. e..
.sAlh Itrf r-a-H.t t4 ttt f4.-A - l.-.st n 3 /,
urrr Herr rrga'. e..-.l4 a . r-sa.t -sl tt.
,-tiln= With AL 10 L4t-e, AVA. artA.st....
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-29

The Wing says that the Penobscot
Musical Association hold their next ses-
sion (twenty -fourth) In Bangor, the 18th
Of September next, under the direction OF
Prof. L. H. Southland Of the Peabody In
stitute, Baltimo
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-29
consumption.
ITS CURE AND IT'S PREVENTIVE
BY J. H. SCHENCK. n. d.

hAny A14aA t-.I.- f-4s ga..s.! leath
gi-rrr ps!.sr rrason t-aa TIE b..
49, lni-s ssiAbiy proved = Ts-sf
ear family anil fftsn4s ss~e-n ti- ir~tnz.ra
slatzh<F latD ~h.eh, had tA<y csgtaly AaA1yssl
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-29

'''---i. .'t'''' JOS
.lr SITS
I..--ou,,,,,e n D.! teaIsr $40"
]. Car 'stc4eA stsa
f''ish' i'' '"'-i''o" p.
n ~-r,.,,... u f,,.-.., ,,,,-,,,, ..,,,, 49,,
al. ,..,... 81. ....... a..
- e, 80 80
~ i'" 81 pay i"ad. and cNVcndiug A
power equal to the movement many time.
r" .. ~ ''tNtA n
n''i" wight - "Hlf $500 lI'-. IN ihp,N'
trud.l t,,tt l.tt1.. IL ,u, o., e~.... 40 ..,.,,.
-, IN ..,,.,..-. !, I'll r..
&c capable of hauling a load 81 Ilsn.up
u,.r s grade ~ 80 n. per milo. So. on ~
over grade 80 q. OF llGD,Upo h. OF J
level >traich, track 30 good order
y 10 'he r'-i 81 operating and maintain
inc the u4rrou s.1ttnf tho f,ra,-s;,.. .I,,,,, =.
..',,.,u.;,,l, ,b,- .,,,,'. ~ ~, ..,'
t- male. y" argument seems U-r"e-arl
20 .u.tsl. q conclusion -o self evident.
T., s,.,f.. ,l,. ,..,...y,t.., ...,t....,
-utn.. ~ our railrYa.l. air,adt In nr,r,-,o,
and note ,b,, r,.Dl, / will mail. a r.,f.-
pari.on win the ~yfart,-, a,d Hingha.,I..
ton Railroad. NJ chat thl. road show A..
l..,. favorable. rr.ttlt. than other. ~ 81 d.
elias. but h /. one II ,ho., road. wh..r
lu..5f5.ii 3. favorable p. il,,. .b..,,,f..,f,b
narrow rau.r.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-29
CELEBRA


TUE Ia lies Of Rural Han sewing Circle will
l celebrate the fOaTth al their Hall. a
: "Asson'.. surry.
The Grafton p, Geo Y. Dalton. Esq.. viii b- Ia
~" t.rnyr N The rrar oi the Hall. dinner in the
Hall Fables set for one hundred sad atty and
Tcp~AleI Come ni.nls Of progress.
~urTy Jane =, ISL lS.e
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-29
BArCHEL0R,s HAIR DYE.

at The closest examination Of the tins nci,l
condition Of tho Companies represented At this
Agency il desired.
rolicir, written Tor responsible solicitors
suJ Agents on liberal term. AMI rarr,spoa
cnCe collected. spno. a3tf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-29
y II y

rlif NAIN >rrttI tIGi NJ IA" follow
iug j. q list uf III iu-Hrturn pn ~" property
damaged BY The it.r "n Main street yr-trr-
l3y morning --pu thr hu.IlrnE owned hy
Nr-. Eliza u Fowler. S3""-sl, Ol1 On
each .turr-in m" r. ft. at th- agency u
u VI Howard o. lowell * spencer.
stock sin. so divided A. follow So .ts-t
in the Home ~ \ NJ. az THE agency 90
Frecse & "iggin; 80 80 ia ~" Franklin
IL: Philadelphia, 49, -H" 4-t4-t VI Aux.
.hamphn 81 - III thr Continental ID The
agency IT 4 W Hathaway. and 500 Ia
Tho rhrniN. nn I-pwel's individual .tocN
anI nNfur-> n thr agency ~ -. VI How
arI pn I. II. Coam,-' millinery stock
slNsJ IN The Eastern ~ Bangor. And 5 40
in the IAgcc-frr W. PA h the agency ~
L. IL. 'oomh-; "n the stock. matrrial>
So. tn the h,unct lArarhrry over the
miIIinary shop, 500 la the Lancaster -
hty.