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Az court OF Probate holden at Ellsworth, with
Wa anu 70. tne County OF Hancock, on the ist
wednesday of August, A. b. ls7l. -.
ALBERT ROBiNsoS. OF Gould sboru, named rx
ecsaw In certain instrument purportiu2 to be
We last viii and testament OF Cyrus Brown, ate
OF Gouldsboro, In said County, dece asfd HAVING
presented the same Tor Probate:
ORDERED, That the said Executor give nat,cs
thereof u all persons Interested, by caus,ns !,
copy Of tbs order to be published three we.ks
worth that tasy Way appear q q Prohats Coars 1,
g soiden a Ellsserth. on the LIST "Wednesday d
seps asxt. a tca Of the clock in the torenooa AMI
instrument should not be proved, approved AMI
eieWed, - the last viii and testament on sail
deceased VI 'aA
ava PARKIR Tuck, Judge.
A tine espy- Ava d. GEO. A, DYxR. Re9isser
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Caution.

( 'ASiLDA IL AILLtkEN having taken ny
- two darling habcs ami deserted from the best
home possible Tor mr 10 provide for them. \ u per
sons are forbid trusting them on my account, A. /
shall pay no debts OF thcIr contracting Any
person who will return the two children ,haU be
suitably rewarded
CIV. MILLIkEN
East LAmolne, July IS ls7i. 8ssJ
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Published every Thursday Morning al Peters
Block. Ellsworth, Me-, By n. X. SAWYER. For
terms, Co.. zee hrst psge.
: NJ. PErrsSGtLL 4 Coz, 81 PARK Row, New
York and ESQ. p. RowELL Co., - Park Row,
New York, are the agents tor the AMERICAN
In that city, and are authorized to contract for
inserting advertisements for at our lowest cash
rates. Advertisers in that city are requested 70
leave their fayors with either Of the above houses
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SAD ACCIDENT At CHfNA.-On SATURDAY.
Mr.. Edward +. Virgins OF Albion was
drowned while fishing with two Young
friends who were visiting him from Massa-
chu~rtt-, NJ what is known as Birch Point
~ China lake, about one mile below the
village The day being sul,ry. IL was pro-
posed 10 90 IN bathing. They we're only
about TWO rod from the shore, but the
water at that place dccp-ncd vcrv rapidly.
fact Of which they were ignorant. Wig
gus was the last 10 plunge into the wate-.
amt the boat had At that time drtrrd still
further from the shore. He was not a
swimmer, and ii i surmlsed that he ex-
pcctcd 10 touch bottom. but instead OF that
~ went down into lftecn feet OF water
lie rose partly to the surface and sunk
HEaiu, and directly air bubbles were seen
. come up. His companions finding he
did NOT rise, swan out To the drifting boa,
and padded 10 tn" spot where he went
down lie was then ~ In. on the bottom
\ signal was given 10 a boat across the
lake containing two men, who at once
hl>tcncd to the rescue. by the time they
arrived there. fiilccn or twenty minutes
hal elapsed. One OF the men dove twice,
bat failed to get the body The ether one
then dove and got hold OF the body and
brought Il 10 the surface. Mr. Virgins
was an active and worthy member Of the
Masonic fraturnty. At the time of his
death he held the position Of ID. ID. G.
Master OF the Grand Lodge OF his district,
was Secretary OF the Central Lodge lover
which he had formerly been presiding
officer, was one OF the principal officers
% Dunlap II A. Chapter. aud also OF Key
stone Council OF X. and :. Masters. He
was also prominently connected with the
Good Tcnplars, and was an active and
efficient member. AZ the funeral on sun
day, about 200 members OF the Masonic
fraternity followed his remains The
procession of carriages was over mile in
length. and about 1900 people assembled
To pay their last respects. Mr.. w. was
about 10 be mArried.-keRns5ecJ Journal.
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Baked potatoes with monograms on
them Is the latest sensation In Sarato1a.
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ChAirAAa.
State Of Maine.


rkEAsURkK's OFyrsF
Augusta. July IS, I-7I !
PURSUANT TO chap. 8. section " OF the Revised
= statutes, will at the state Treasurer's sfaee
In augusta, on the sixth day OF september next.
at eleven O'Clock IN the forenoon. sell and convey
BY deed TO tho highest bidder. all the interc,, Of
the state 10 tho tracts Of land hereinafter descra
e., lying In unlncorporated townships. the said
tracts having been forfeited To the state state
taxes and County taxes. certified to the Treasurer
Of tho state tor the year iss
The sale and conveyance VI each tract will be
nadc subject to right in the owner or part ow n
cr, who's. rights have been forfeited, 20 redeem
the same at any time within year after the
sale, by paying or rendering the pa rcha.er his
proportion OF what the pure hnser paid therefor
at the sAlc. with Interest At the rate OF twenty
per cent. per annum from the time OF sale ana
one dollar for release. or such owner nav redeem
bis interest By paying a. aforesaid 10 the Treasu-
rer Of STATE as provided in chap. g. section . Of
the Revised statutes.
No tract. however. will be sold at a price less
than the tuli amount due thereon for such unpaid
state and eoanty taxes. Interest," and cost as de-
scrib~d In the following schedule:
HANCOCK COUNTY.
is't A. No. :. south Division. - IS
lS, - % y, . -
7Ts4 e TO- adjoining steuben. "a a
1854 :. - Is. Middle division, "a
30 :" -, a.
loo - IA ri
.s7 A. Long Island, % 81
Pickertngs Island II -
Swo WM. CALDWELL, Treasurer
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STATE or MAINE
HANCOCK, ss.-Cours Of Probate, August Term
II

HANCOCK, ss.-tourt Of Probate, August Term
A. ID, 1874.
Upon the foregoing Petition ORDERED,-That
said petitioner give public notice 10 all persons
interested, causing copy OF IN. petition. aud
this order thercont to be p-blisIed three weeks
-accessr-iy In the Ellsworth Amertcaa, nex,
paper published In Ellsworth, IN sail County
that they may appear At a Court of Probate lor
sad County, To be held at Ellsworth on the 1t
wednesday OF sept next. at the clock In
Tue FORENOON. "a shsw cause, II any they have WHY
the prayer Of aid petitioner shoui not be grant
ed. PARKER Tt,Ch Ju'tur
At,est: SkD. y. DYER. Register. 5s3s
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Non Resident Taxes In the CITY OF
Ellsworth for the Year 1870.

THE FOLLOWING LIST OF TAXES on real
J estate. Of non resident owners in the Civ o,
Ihsworth tor the year 1890 in bills conan isted 10
VIM. o. AcDouah. Collector Of said CITY on me
sisf day of Nay 1870, has been resurned BY him To
me Is remaining unpaid. the sist day of Nav
1871 by his certificate Of that date, and now re.
main unpaid aid notice 10 hereby given that IL
the said taxes. interest, AMI charges. are NOT
paid into the Treasury of said Cay, within eight.
cen months from the date Of the commitment OF
said bills much OF the real estate taxed A. viii
be Sufficient To pay the amount dne therefor in
Guiding interest aad charges viii without further
notice be sold At Public Auction at the Room OF
the Mayor and Aldermen In said City IN III. i'm
day Of December 1871, 1t 10 O'Clock A NJ
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Furnished House To Let by
the Seaside.

4 ONE AND 0NE.uALf STORY HOUSE Of
~ ten rooms, with everything very convenient
with shed and stab C. IN East Lamonc. " III be
let tor the season farntshc,t OF unfarntshcd. The
farm, together with Iildings viii he sold chea D.
snhjec' to the Iactmbrancc Of right OF dover
For further particulars inquire OF Capt. t. w
hiliiken on the premises, Of
PHEBE ~. TlNk ER.
Ellsworth July Is Is5l grI
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At Court OF Probate holden at Ell worth, within
ann Tor the County Of Hancock on the 1t
wednesday OF August. A. ID. 1871.
"A BUkSHAM. named Executor in "A ce-t,,,.
~ instrument purportlng to be the last Will ,nJ
testament Of Frederick q. Smith late of Eli
Ell the same TOT Probate
ORDERED, That the said Executor giya notice
10 all persons interested, BY causing a COW of
TINS order TO be published three weeks successive
" In tue American. printed at Ellsworth thar thev
may appear at Probate Court to be held AZ Eus
worm, IN sad county, on the lst "Wednesday al
sept hekt al ten OF the clock In the forenoon and
shew cause, any they have why the .aiI
instrument should not be proved. appro, Ell and
allowed ms the last viii and testament Of sati A.
ceased - 'N'- ~
s"9< PARKER Tuck judge
A true copy-Attest: GEo. A. DYER Ksgist.r
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as~ aDbsrtiss"'t"ts.
state of Maine.
EHEcurrvE IMPAIRMENT

ExEcurIvE IMPAIRMENT.
Augusta, August !, 1871 }
y ADJOURNED SESSION Of the Executive
~ Couacii gill be hcii 1t tho Couacil Chamber
IN Augusta. on Tuesday the Sand Inst, =, 10
O'Clock A. NJ.
@ Attest: FRANKLIN ~ DREW,
s~s SECRETARY OF state,
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Names. Value Tax
Chamberlain, {. Y. p. Home.
stead Pine street. tIl0o 90
and T. A. smith place 5000 ass 20
Dye David, land Bea- Walk
ers, 5000 SIS
Hsmor. Robert Pottery Lot IU0s SIS
Hincsiey y. Is. E-s,, Moore
Lot, 300 % Jga
Jarvis Edward =. Est, one,
half &C Albums Lot, 400 10
Part OF Orcuu Lot, 1000
Lot on West side, 5000 as,a
joy. Love part OF Bonzey as-
tate, 5000
Laad on Water street, 1000 ,oo
Linseott, W I'LL am land of Par
cher, 1880 80
Lord, Samuel land Of Means 900 IS
Mcfarland. John land Of
Thomas, 300 ~,
Rowe, Elijah {. land OF Gerry 1000
Part OF Mcfarland place, loon Az
Sander eds. Moses land at
Saunders, Edwin land, ljOeo sG
Somes Foster, three quarters
OF Foundry Lot. 80 % IN q
Whiting, James Garland place 1900 as
WIN. u, McDOHAiO Tressurer
kilsworth, August I, lQl. 3v3a
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Al court OF Probate holden at Ellsworth within
and for the County of Hancock on the Ia
wednesday OF August, \. ID. 1911.
loHN ii. HILL, Administrator Of the Estate of
y Meluah J. Bean, late OF sullivan in .sld
.ounty. deceased, having presented his IsG &C.
Probate:
ORDERED = hat the said Administrator give
notice thereof 10 all persons Interested by cau--
Ing copy of this Order to be published three
weeks successWely in the Ellsworth American
printed in Ellsworth, that they may appear at a
, rouate Court 10 De holden a. Ellsworth, on the
ist Wednesday OF September next at Ten al Inc
CLOCK IN the forenoon, AMI eheV cause, II any
they have, why the should not be allowed
j"3- PARKER Tuck, Jupge
\ true copy Attest. GEO. A. DYER. Ergt,ter
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Narrow Gauge Railroads.

We have often been asked how il i that
the narrow gauge roads will cost SO much
less than the common roads now in use.
NJ. Baird & Co. Proprietors of the Bald
win Locomotive Works, Philadelphia.
answer this question, and their estimate
We print below:
ESTIMATE foRtTEEr s l-e N gage AIL IS LBs
To THE
: Tons Of rail At 5000 ssGSoo
90 kail spices ioO
500 Lbs, Spikes s.5U
2t40 Gross Ties slIsO
100 Cubic yards gravel balla.tng at 30 cts 100 90
Laying one mile Of track, 500. 90
sIo.3,T.o 90
FOR FEET GAUGERA 20 LIS ~ THE YARD:
. IL Tons Of rails At $500 sS-5esoo
So Rau Spices a los 90
5-3-e Lbs, Spikes 3il.aO
$50 Cross Ties, feet long 5xs in. cts 1866
1850 CUBIC yards ballasting at 81 cts 5000
LAYING one mile Of single track $500
$3.50
Look upon this picture
DEBT OF NEW YORK CITY.
December 81, ls69 S34 40. O4-
April so, 1871, s4,54l $50
Increase in 2s months. S5O.l3l.I39
And upon this;
DEBT or THE UNITED STATES.
March 4, 1863, 81 SIS. 457 1853
August /, 1871, 2,2o3, 1924
Decrease in 70 months, e9A3, l3s. AOl
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Wanted.

WANKBD-l5 QUARRY MkN to work nm.
w vi wmser-old Or green hands-old hands
preferred. Wages from Ats 70 q. 90 per dav
IN! SIMPSON 4 ARNOLD
Sullivan. Me-, August 7. ISL. ga,
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Al Court of Probate holden ut Ellsworth within
and for the County of Hancock on the lst
Wednesday Of August, A. ID. 1871.
AIRY A. PIERCE, AdministratriY of tb. f.
~ tate OF Frank Pierce, late Of Euckspart, il,
account sf Administration upon said estate for
ORDERED That the said Adm'x give Motto.
copy OF this Order to De publishe,, ihree rs
~ ~ .siveiy IN the Ellsworth American printed
IN ELsworth That they may appear at a Probata
touft 70 De holden AT Ellsworth on the Ist Wedns-
aay Oh sept ne St, at ten Of the clock In the FORE
Noon anu snew cause If any they have why the
1--WE PARKER TUCK, Judge
true copy-Atiest: GEO. A. DYER, R.gister
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Sourt OF Probate holden at Ellsworth within
uu Ior the County OF Hancock, on the LIST
wednesday of August A. b. 1871
): kENisroN, Admastrstrix Of The Estate
Vi a, y heqistoa, ists of Ellsworth IN AID
sount OF admiHstra ton upon said estate for Pro-
d, CKpEREp, That the said Adm'x give potics
~; ~ persons interested, by causing a oooy Of
sns ofqer 70 De published three weeks suceess;ve
Il. K N tne american, printed at Ellsworth, thai
III nay aEpesg Of Probate Court TO be held at
next at ten Of the clock in the forenoon ami ba'g
Gsase. any they have. why the same should moi
Sws. PARKER TUCK, Judge.
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Notice

Notice.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that on Angus,
" I'm, ISL. u. u. Bowman ceased 10 be superiu.
tendent OF the Franklin Lumber Mills
"a: TAFT, Jr., Attorney.
frhhAhss August =, 1911. 3wSa
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Special A 9
COnsumptlOn,
ITS CvaE AND ITS PREVENTIVE,
by J. H. SCHENCK. II. D.

Many human bang has passed away for wkose aaAsh
there 10 osf<r reason ;Aaa the neglect OF knovn
an adsPataby proved Of rnose mar and
trar 10 family and friends sleeping arsaalsss
iianabrr into which, had tA~y calmly sdoptsa
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at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. TO nominate candidates. for
sheriff. Clerk OF the Courts, one County Commits
sioner. County Treasurer, two SENATOR, and trans
act such other business as may properly come he
fore the onvention.
Basis Each City. Town and Plantation, one
delegate. For every 30 votes cast for the Republi
candidate for Governor in ls6r additional
delegate, and for fraction Of 30 votes, 20 cast,
another delegate.
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Republican County Convention

The Republican Voters Of the County Of Han
cock are hereby notified to meet by delegate in
Convention at
Hancock Hall, in Elsvugsh, on wednesday, tAs
90th day of August nsxt,
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Dn. SOsEPM n. sCMKNCkH sIAPl
TREATAEyT,
CONSUMPTION.


The Mandrake Pills are composed uf II Satu
noo!est gfsthe fesophllluna PeItAtum They posse.,
the blood ssArshns Alternative properties Of ealo1ae
uatke cainsnsl they
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Increase in IS months, $50, l3l, 30
And upon this
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Tie ~oxk Of cure IL beginning Tie stlated 4
Mucous deposits 10 the bowels and In the arneniAry
IA arc eteeted. The liver Eke o eock 10 wound up
arooses ironi Its toriiy The stomach
And the 10 feel hat he
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jwI
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-12
ynporIant @ Teachers.

Notice Is hereby given 70 ths eitiseps
" Lincoln county, and especially - oil
teachers Of Public schools 10 the county,
that Teachers Institute will be organ I.
lied a. the court house in Troy, begin.
ming at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on Monday,
November 9Th, 1871, and continuing
three days.
Teachers Of Public Schools are ear
uestfy requested to attend. The failure
Of any teacher to be prcscpt, and enroll
- member Of said Institute, as the law
requires, without valid excuse in writ
ing, to me rendered, within twenty days
from the date Of adjournment Of the
Institute, will be punished by revoca.
ton of the certificates Of oil teachers thus
derelict of duty.
Able and experienced educators have
promised to be present and deliver ad.
dresses during the session.
WIN. s. PENNINGTON,
Superintendent Public Schools.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-12

BABE FoUND. Last Saturday morn
ing our town was thrown into considcra.
bic commotion over the report that
white babe had been found near Lewis
Porters, in the suburbs. Some of the
town trustees sent for it, aud the little
stranger was taken to DR.. Easts drug
store. Il had not been clothed, but was
placed in an old pair of pants and then
wrapped with dilapidated quilt. Our
town authorities Immediately bsstirred
themselves to find some one to administer
it nourishment, after which they assem-.
bled to consider what should be done
A few we're in favor Of adopting the
child, and it being a girl the name Helen
D'Troy was proposed as being npppro,
pirate. They adjourned, however, with.
out arriving at any definite conclusion.
We understand that there are several
ladies in town who have expressed will
ingness to tske and raise it. At present
it is 10 charge Of colored woman.
While it was at the drug store more
than . hundred gentlemen called in to
pay their respects to the little life craft
just starting on an unforeseen voyage.
A. wo watched the looks Of sympathy
lurking beneath their smiles as they
turued away, ~. ~s.s sAry fnrnihly 70.
minded Of Bret Harte's "Luck Of Roar.
ing Camp" The report spread rapidly,
and the good mothers Of tho town no
sooner heard of the helpless little babe
than all kinds of nice, soft, warm cloth
ing was Immediately seut it, and no,
many hours elapsed before its wardrobe
would compare favorably with any Of the
little domestic "tyrants' 10 town. May
it's voyage DO as bright as the first morn.
ing's sun that shone upon its little life.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-12
POSTAL ARRANGEMENTS.

DEPARTUREs OF NAILS.
'or went.ville, daily (excspt Sunday at toOp.n.
Lost Branch, Monday"."...."...7.3oA.A.
Aaburn, Tues, Thurs, Sat...." "...S.00
Ashley, Wednesday and Saturday.
High Hill and Tfuxton, Friday, ,.....7.00
Cap-au-Gris, Saturdays. ...".."7.So
The msils close at sb'clock on the evening
'rsvious to their departurer.
ARRIVALS.
FROM weatsviilc daily(sxcept Sunday 500 P.
Lost Branch, ,Mondsys"".""...."6.0
Auburn, Tues, Thurs. and Sat."...4.Oo
Ashley, Tuesday and Friday ay,....50o
High Hill and Truxton, Saturday...6.0o
Csp-au-Gris, Saturday ..............6Oo
B. CRUMP. p. NJ.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-12

MEN SHor.-Last Sunday afternoon
about 4 o'clock two men came to the
levse iu this city badly shot. The men
called themselves Cox and Wilson aud
say they have no families. The shooting
was done st Sevsrtou, on Saturday night
A store was robbed in that town recently
and ito citizens were expecting . return
of the robbers and had kept guard out
On Saturday last the men Cox and Wilson
we're passing Saverton in skif, about
ten O'Clock at night. and when just oppo.
sito the town the skif grounded close to
shore. Just as they had pushed of they
we're ordered to bring in tho skif aud
wore fred upon without being given time
to comply. Cox was shot ia the groin,
the shot passing into his bowels Wilson
WAS shot in both arms, one leg, and one
shot has been taken out of his head.
They went ashore, we're kept all night,
and the next morning, Cox being placed
upon . mstruss in the skif, they wero
sent adrift, and arrived here as stated.
The above Is the substance Of the story
told Us by Wilson, He accounted for
their being in the skif At that time of
night by saying that they had bseu
harvisting near Winons, and were now
on their way South to work 10 the cotton
6slds, One of the men 10 said to answer
the description Of one who helped to rob
the store in Saverton. Some arms were
taken froA them ws &ssrn.-Louisiana
GaSette. . ..o..-.., .....-. .-...
SHor.--Ons night last weet tive men
supposed oonfsdsrstes Of the two. thieves
now tn Jail In this plaoe-visited Saverton
and attsupted to steal skif and coop
Of qusils belonging 70 party Of hunters.
They we're fred upon bv che vigilant
Nimords Who, i seems, were spprissd Of
<heiS felonious intentions, and one Of
them, il 10 thought, was killed That's
the way ~ se'<s thsises.-Rslls County
J ReeosS.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-12

Deputy Sheriff Verdier has shown US
specimens Of lead ore found on his land
aud the Green farm, about two miles
from Auburn. We do not profess to be
judge Of mineral, but the specimens
shown US looked to bs Of an excellent
quality, and We we're told that some Of it
could be readily melted and moulded in
tho crude state. Ithas been believed for
years that lead existed 10 this county,
aud within the past year . great deal Of
prospecting has been done. There is
csrtaialy sous lead and iron ore to be
found 10 tho county, but whether il
exists in paying quantities remains yst
TO be developed. "
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-12

"Pleataut Valley" is the nanc given
to Browns addition to the town Of Troy
II lies Immediately east Of the main
sown. We understand that Dr.. 3. A
Ward, local editor Of the Dispatch, has
purchased q lot in this addition, and pro.
poses to build thereon. IIo thinks Troy
will ose of these days be known only a
n part Of "Pleasant Valley" We dou''
know strange things do happen.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-12
TROY CHRISTIAN INSTITUTE
Males and Females,
TROY,"MlSSOURI,

THE SIXTH ANNUAL SESSION Of Troy
i Christian Institute commenced on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Ia, 1871,
and will close ON We wednesday, June 26th, 1872.
The first term commenced on Monday, Sep
tember- 18th, and will close ON Friday, February
9th, 1879.
The second term will commence on Monday,
February 18th, and close on Wednesday, June
26th, 1877.
Every care will be taken to make the school
efficient in all its departments. None but able
and experienced teachers will bs employed. The
instruction will be thorough throughout, and
especial care will be taken that . good f0qnd,-
tiOh for Aolid education be laid In the Primary
and Academic departments.
The Buildings Of this Institution are beau
tifully situated, and the Grounds are extensive
and very attractive, afording every facility foI
tho pleasure and recreation Of the students.
The Boarding Department will be under
tho immediate supervision and direction Of the
President and his wife, and all care shall be taken
for the comfort and convenience of pupils en-
trusted to their charge. ,h ..
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-12
Our Coal Takes the Premium.

Ainoolu county bitam,nous coal took
the pNmiun at the St. Louis Fair last
Veek. The canal coal sent from shis
county would probably have taken Che
premium also had sny eas been shere %
attend to il; hut Coz. Ruffuer, who vas
sspected to Be there, wss takes sick.
The coal chat took the prsuisa va
from the Link shaft.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-12

BUFFALO NuRsERY.-Parties in need
Of trees are especially invited to give me
n call, as have 6ns large stock, and
am determined to sell them this fall and
next spring. Would like tU trade tree.
FOR u good strong light spring wagon,
suitable for one or two horses. Would
also trade for good mower aud a good
No. ! COW. See advertise ment.
n4.m3 A. NJ. SHULTS.