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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-01-04

LAaoINE.-rwo young men entered the
dwelling house of Dyer Young while the
family were absent on the night Of the 2tih
ult. and committed sundry depredaiions.
oyerhAuling every thing they could find.
and wantonly destroying some clothing
Not finding any money they took Mrs.
Young's preserves and some other things
and left. Two young met, or boys. were
supposed 10 be the guilty ones and one of
them owned up. and the matter was COM
promised by the payment of n small sum
of money. The names of these young men
we withhold. thinking they may never be
guilty Of like offence again. but if they
should. they may find that it will not be
in the power Of friends to save them from
the jail and the prison.
CHRISTMAS TREE N GoULpsBoRo.
Among the gatherings on the evening OF
the 25th. inst. we think that in District
No. especially noticeable.
The enterprising people in that vicinity
headed by j. O. Hammond. Mrs Lucy
Hammond and Mrs. Joan Sargent as
committee Of arrangements. met ut the
appointed place TO see the little my steries
solved tina; had been afloat for the last few
weeks. and to receive the tokens of good
Will from the heavily laden branches of a
good sized tree. The school teacher has
TO thank them heartily for valuable gift
Mr.. and Mrs. Santa Claus appeared TO
the delight Of the younger folks, and like
the girl in the nursery rhyme making
music wherever they went.
We venture to say that general good
feeling. BETTING such an occasion. pre-
vailed. X.
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orland-Dec ssa. Ms. DclIle Powers daughter
Of ATTAIN and Amanda : Powers. aged q yrs
bile the death OF this ami abi- and dear friend
- a severe blow to hsr family. therr are many IN
tcrc-ttns etcuis connected Win her lA-i sickness
and death. which will bc long rrmeui bcrcsi wlIh
pleasure She suffered Dut little. was 10 full pos
session Of her faculties uuiii the last and uttered
many wur,Is which carried consolation 10 her
strlckcn fT1ead. And when they had gathered
about her DYING bedside. she sang some part oi
that beautiful hymn. Nearer INV Col TO Thee
She Then disposed of her thing. remembering all
her fT ends.
sabbath school aud constant aitendcnt OF the
weekly ptaScr-meciing, efficient worker and
"full Of love and good works" Tier memory viii
long De cherished
Weep not lot those
no sink " thin the Of death
Ere yet the chilling wIntry breath
Of SORROW Ger them blows.
But weep for them vi no here remain
The mournful heritor's OF pain
Condemned to see each bright loy fade
And mark griefs melancholy ,hade
Flung Ger Hope iAintest rose
Cox
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-01-04

Not among the least OF the invaluable prop
cia effects ON the hair. Rubbed on the scalp
in nsc TX different part ii promote, the
growth Of The hair. prevents lis turning gray
and. On bald spots. It produce, a pew growth
Of hair. NJ lady should be without this in, al
liable article an indispensable cosmetic tor
the toilet. 1t eradicate. daudruf ard disease
from the head, and blo,ehe, and pinples from
the face 'fyD
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-01-04

There ia probably no wsy in which We can
benefit our readers more than by recommend
Ing 10 them for e. neral use Johnson's AnoIyne
Linimeni. Iii. adapted to almost all the pur.
p0s"- o! Family Medicine aud a. specific
coughs. colds, whooping cough. sorrpcs. ofih-
che>t. lame stomach. rh' umaii,ul. splitting Of
hpod. snd all lung difficulties, II has no s-qual
that we ever Jaw OF he 4rI Of.
The proprlcty Of giving condition medicln.
TO horse. cattle and sheep. Va. DISGUISED and
admitted by many Of the Agricultural Societies
throughout the state last Fat. and wv believe
al but on. decided IN favor of >hertIsars Cav
airy Condition Powder Good judgement
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-01-04
Foreclosure Of Mortgage.

WHEREAS. Andrew j. stanley Q, BroolItu
w IN tie County OF Hancock. and STATE OF
Maine. by bis deed Of mortgage dated Oct lsth
lso'. conveyed IA mortgage 10 John a. ucrrick
OF said BROOKLYN, certain piece Of land situate
IN Erookli-, bsund 4 and described A. follow >
va beginning Al the County road the line
between said land and land low owned by Ma
thaniei Allen. thence norinerly -. said road nj.
Teen ro'i- 70 land cow owned by W alter Herr Is.
thene- easterly eleven Iohs to Walter H-rrick's
land. thence soulhcrly fifteen rod : TO land OF Ma
t'Aniel Allen. thence westerly by said Al eu's
land Ia the nrsi men Toned bound containing one
acre mere or less, together with all the buildings
thereon. said mortgage Is recorded in Hancock
Eegietry oil Deeds. Vol. III, ragc III which
mortgage was duly assigned by sad nerricA to
Judson l.. stanley Of said Brooklin. on the 18Th
day oil June, ISIS. sand assignment i, recorded
In said hesistry Vol. lis. Page lis. AEd where
a. the condition OF said mortgage having been
broken. / claim To forrclo>c the same aud yiyS
ms notice Tor that purpose.
J. l.. STANLEY.
nsworth. Dec 81, z..l 3y5.
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Ellsworth Prize Current
Corrected Weekly
MARINE LIST.


ship Joseph clark. Carver. at San Francisco
18th ult from Hong Kong. repor having en-
couniered heavy typhooon, which blew with
terrible force for three days. the wind COM
meneing at \ +. +. {, h. and ). created n heavy
cross SEES. the ship laboring very heavily. Oet6
shipped very heavy seas. smashed in cabin and
filling IL with water.
BsiQue Debor ali Pencil, Reed from Balti-
more Tor Rotterdam. i reported by \ cable de-.
patch TO have been lost in the North sea. No
date or other particulars given,
Brig Moses Day. at New York, from Darien
had rough weather I'D ult., OF Chincoiesgue
during IA heavy gale from W broke main
boom.
Barque Flor del Mar. wiswell. at New York
from Buenos Ayres. report. Dec 10. lat 81 -,
Ion y 3, experienced VIOLENT gale IRON ~.
wbIch lasted t~o days. siraining the vessel an 4
causing her 10 leak about $50 strokes an hour.
The weather WAS excessively cold, covering the
deck aud rigging with Ice.
sch Volta Of II George, Me, went ashore on
Deer Islaud, Ii. last Saturday night, and vii
20 10 piece.
The sch Hero, Capt Foss, which arrived At
Belfast on Thursday night from Boston. had
hal j passage. having leit on "Wednesday morn
ing, during the intensely cold weather. On the
passage the vessel became iced up fesriuliy.
and tie cold 50 excessive that men could not
.Isnd al the wheel more than ten minutes al =
time, All hands were frozen myre or less ON
faces ears. noses and fingers.
Capt John Ferguson. VI sch Earl, on the pas
sage from Belfast to Roston, during the late
cold snap, wa. Knocked overheard 10y the man
Loom, while OF Boon Island. al two O'Clock in
The morning. Only one man was ON deck at
the time. Before the others could get there,
The Captain had driiied quarter OF = mile
away The boat Way cut from the davis. aud
manned by Mr.. Slower. the mate, and Henry
Gilmore. started Tor the Captain. They were
fortunate enough To take the fright direction.
aud soon had b IN ON board. lie had extra
.l,,, hing I'M and nj. ESCAPE MAS truly WONDER
full.
The Republican. NeGivery. from Newport
for san FIanci ~. put in here OctS with cargo
shifted. she is disciiarking 40 tons railway
iron. which will probably Ue ieit behind. the
vessel being too deep.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-01-04

Many Suffer rather than take nauscou. med
icine. and this /. not to be wondered at. ~
the remedy j. often worse than the disease
Sufferers from soughs, colds. infJcnxi sore
throat. or tendency TO Consumption. will End
in DIR. Wistar's Bal,am OF " lid Cherry . rem
cdy agreeable TO the palate a. ofrcinsl in
removing disease.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-01-04

Watch No zoos stem W indcr-bcar ing Trade
Mark "Frcd"ric AthertonA Co. Marion y. J -
-msnuIactur d by the United States Match
Go t1ilc-, Vale 4 Co } has b~-n carried by
IN" three snd one half months total variation
thirty sccond-. Geo. q. lockwood, No SIS.
Broadway.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-01-04

nERE you have n saivc combining soo,h,n, md
- hsahns properties, win no dangerous ingred.
aches, wounds and bruises 20 which desh Ia he'll
IL more easily applied than many other remedic,
never producing bad effect, but always relieving
iti- prepared by Mss saeyrr who has used It
u her own extensive treatment Of the sick. 70.
'-11Iiy twenty years with great success =.
~. principal diseases for which this salve ls rec.
Ss,ns.ss arr: chAhiafa.. Rhesmafisas, FSiss,
- $3.50. - Tiers. Sah RAeam. Sprains Barsss,
Eyes. Bas. 2.' a,%a,' XXI h;,y'g,ia. Sore
e1,r'' hlts' ef Insee'.s C1aesrs, YoofhachI. T1r,
Fch. Said Hestd, T.stAins T Tash n1ysdsis'
said; ta .., hga''''' crosp, G-.tcd LIS. INA
1t never fail. to cure Rhcuma,i.p, :,
applied Rub 1, on well with the hand thfes 10y
aday In several cases ii has cured palsied linz,
For Iiirs II has been discovered 10 Sc sure rem
edy. Persons that have been afflicted for year.
have been relieved by a few applications. For Ery.
si,ias i, works wonders allayins the inflammation
prodacc~ cure Immediately. Let those with Salt
Hhes'H obtain this salve, and apply Il freely and
they will find 4, invaluable. II Is good in II
S.Inf+fa and Tf'aors- Cancers have been cured
with " The best savc ever invented for Stnoifes
B,sa'f and soos .ipyiss No way Injurious, but
10 afford relief. Sore or Veal Egrs- Rub h
n the lids gently, onec twice a day. Currs deaf.
ne~- by putting in the on a piece Of cotton,
For rsfoHs this Is superior to anything known.
For PisIl,s this acts like q charm. For EErns
an4 Seafts, apply the salvc at once and 1, rive.
inifn'd1tr relief For ofi Sores, apply once
FoH HoRsrs AND CArrLE-For sorr. ar
Bruises on Horses Cattle ihs savc IL Invaluable
and has Astonishing ctec. In curing .cratcbe. on
horses. ThI. saise has worked i,s own way into
hotorcty, and - safe and sure remedy for all the
above ailments.
w. the unirrsgned have been Acquainted with
Nj. sawyer for many years, and believe her 10 be
thfi~t1aA Lady AMI skilfnl nurse, and having
usri her save In our flmiie., Il gives Us great
pleasure IN saying I, IL the bes, general medicine
have ever used:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-01-04

EMPLOYMENT To energetic nen vni
e. per day. Bu.ine,, strictly honorable. and
al1piel TO every city town and sillsgc. send
10 sample and go TO work at once Ai.ire., :
J. Latham K CO. -. Washington -. Bo.,on.
Mas, ffM
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-01-04

10 the heirs OF the late +. II. Preble. was
blown down in the gale on the night OF
Dee. %. Ii contained two or three tons of
hay. The same night the barn of Sylvester
b. Johnson at Z. Sullivan. was partially
anroofed.
Pigs have recently been slaughtered AS
follows: One by Joseph Fenton. eight
months old. weighing 325 lbs; one by z.
~ Jellisou. 6 IL mouths old. $50 lbs; one
. b. Chilcott. seven months old. 300
los.
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inter Harber I,e~s.

Hafoor hteU0-
ne s'hool here is taught by Mr.. JEFF
ierson Taylor Of vassalboro. assisted BIZ
hrS' Nellie Harrington. and is a most in
'eresting and satisfactory term.
H. Rand has an evening school for
'eAeh'ng peiimanship. which numbers
About afty scholars.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-01-04

At MaysSueI u, Itth uli. brig Altarela. Cous'
in.. ane. sch Ella Hay, Jeliaon. FROM New lort
ar lGth. ii.g
Ar NH. bsrque Almlrs Cpon. OF Boston. vii.
son. 1urks Isiand Dec ~ schs HAIRY white %.
BGcssport. HopFiu.. fs,al. Nov sylvan, OF
>toc kton. Randall. turacas Dec Fret tray
Lakcman, Hoboksn VI NAhoucy. Ec<vcs Hobo.
hen Ranger. Ion-iing Yarmouth Nc
cd from Gibraltar. an ut pinso. Cofnn. Genoa
SD from bordeaux. lin uii Hancock. CnlIln.
-. Thunss
Al t.onsivss 18Th uli. Mary Hot for New York
the 2Sth
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-01-04

At a Court of Probate holden at Ellis worth. with
IN and for tire County Of iiance,k on the l2th
dav Of December A. ID. 1874.
0EUBEN A. RICH, Administrator upon The
u Estate Of Thomas kiiburn, late of Bucksror
In said County, deceased-having presented his
let hnAi account Of Administration upon said es-
ORDERED That the said Admin stratos give no
tice thereof to all persons interested, by causing
copy OF this Order TO be Published three weeks
excessively in the Ellsworth American printcd
in Ellsworth that they may appear ~ Probate
Court to be holden at Bucksport on the IA Wednes.
day OF jan next, at ten Of the clock In the tore
noon, and shew cause II any they have why the
same should not be allowed.
swsi PARKER TUCK. Judge.
true copy-Auest: CSC. A. DYER. Register h.
Alta Court OF Probate holden AZ tiI,worth. win.
in and for the County Of Hancock, on the Iiih
day Of december A. u. ISL
MN. W. BOYLE, Administrator upon the Es-
W tate OF Mel Boyle. late Of Buckspnrt, in
said County, deceased having presented his d. It
account OF administration upon said estate for
Probate;
oRpERED;-That the said Admir- give notice
thereof TO all persons interested hy causing a
| copy OF this Order Ia he published three weeks
successiveiy In the Ellsworth American. printed
| IN ellsworth, that they appear At Probate
| Court 70 be holden at Bucksp"rt III. - Ned
ncseay OF January next, al ten OF tue clock in
| tho forenoon. and shcw cause u any they have.
| why the same should not bc allowed.
3w5I FARMER TUCK, Jndge.
| true copy Ntcst. o,o. \. p,Ea. Register.
| rHE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives pubic uoticc
az concerned tiat ne mas bc'h duif az
| poiutet and has taken upon himself the trust of
| An Administrator OF the r.;ate oi
| William Il Wells, late uf Nrnonn
| in toe tnLnty ot Hanro.A. deceased. ny CIV ng
bond a. the law directs. ne therefore requests al
persons who indcUtet IL IN" said dccca~ et :
/ e-rstc, 20 make Immediate payment and those
wh1 hsve any drm tnd- ~, recon eNhibt the
| same tor payment 3W3l
| py, 1874. i-.i WARREN WELLS
! 1IIE ,CB>CGiBER hercb, gives pnbli- noiire
] % al concerned. mt he has t'cu daly az
pusl ~ aud has taAon upon himself thc trust ai
| Az ADMINISTRATOR ~ the stale at
f+tTt,k sullivan, lat" OF Ei.Wofth.
/ Ia the toauty 1t lanCoc>. drcrl-eI 10y givtu.
uout thu iAs directs. he therefore request .
/ All persons vino indebted ta the SAM de-
cca-c,fs estate, 20 tnAsc tmtartiiat payment. and
| those VII have any demands ihcrcun 10 cNhlBtt
| the zane Tor psyn ~nt 3W5I
! Dee IltA Is1t THOMAS MAitk<
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WellcOmc's German Cough Remedy 4 rec
ommc nd-d highly Tor hopping t.ugh. roup.
Ho.r>cnc--. bronchitis. a.. = .1lc b.
:. - igEin K ca. Geo. \ farch-r aud A..
VI Ro'n-on. Ellsworth. ami Medicine dealers
gen. rally FOR family medicine ~ elIcpnes'
Liver Regulator & Dy-peptio' doe, not have II.
equal. 3m&j.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-01-04
Probate Courts.

Ftf>WYKrH LIST WeIne-d8N in January, feh
f-lq August September. and December "a
We lae-,iaN IN April "a Wednesday in June. and
.f Wednesday Ia October
Rl ruILL.-Ist Wednesday in July and >ovcin
BE NsroRr sd Wednesday in January, May
. september.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-01-04

>rsGNATIoN in the blood tend 10 produce
nine-trnihs OF the diseases flesh i heir to-
This. however. u obyiated. WITHOUT nFBILt.
IArI>C the system. by administering LATHAM
tAruARrIc EXTRACT usl
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VIEW ADVERT TSEMENTS

Peabody Medical Institute
krmovai-Irving Hill
Nr--eis for S.le-samu1 Lord. lows City.
\utice--James Il Crawford, Daniel j. Craw
ort
Palmer <stice-w " Bragdon. J.H Wet.
N..lc.-I 4 Jordan
Htukrupt >etice->idney Thaxter
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-01-04

Rennc's rsin- Killing Magic oil l. sold bv
mos of cur Druggist aud Merchant and y.
c"u.tle, ed one OF tbs best remedies tor pain in
the market. and j. - clean aud delicious TO u,c
that II l. rather luxury than medicine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-01-04
Foreclosure of Mortgage.

WHEREAS, Abigail {. Young OF Long Island
w Biuehill In the County OF Hancock and
State OF Maine, on the twenty-iourth day ct June
d. l,by. BY her deed OF mortga age of that late
recorded Ia Hancock Registry OF Deeds, Vol! lA5
Page SCI. conveyed To the under signed the follow
ing lots OF parcels OF land. with the buildings
thereon, situated In Long Island. BluehiIl aud
bounded a follows ;-first parcel Is 5ounded
northcTly by land OF James Durham, eastcrly by
Union River Bay, southerly by land formerly
OF James Carter. and westerly by land OF John
4. tarter, and containing thirty acres inore or
le's: second parcel is bounded northerly By
land OF John Z. Carter, easterly by Union River
Bay, southeriy BY land Of stephen Dunham and
westerly by land formerly owned By James Car
Ter, and containing one hundred acre. more or
less. The condition contained IN sand mort "a re
having been broken, by reason whereof hereby
Claim foreclosure OF the same accotd ding TO ihe
Statutes IN such cases made and provided.
JOSHUA CHATTO.
Witness, ,. WATSON.
ourry, zee %, 1911. 3w5s
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Business Notices.

newer your hair will resume ITS original ,italty
and color.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-01-04

WINTER HARBok-Ar S0th Wit, schs Emerald
Tracy. Mschias for kock Iand; Washing .oa. Tory,
Nae las Tor do.
for DDsson.
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Dali \

W. Win supply the EvE>t>c rosr a. follows
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-21

An IMPORTANT DECIsIoS--THE CnNSTITr-
TIoSAiIrY or TIE LAW REMOVING SUITS
FROM STATE TO FEDERAL CouRTs.--ln the
suit of Stephens o.. Howe Chief Justice
Barbour has given careful opinion, holding
that the United States statutes Of lS6G and
lSG. permitting a defendant not resident
of The same State rs the plaintiff to remove
1T any stage of the suit his case from a State
TO the United State courts is unconstitll-
tional. In this particular case there had
been trial in the superior Court and re-
ver>al OF the Judgment OH appeal, but be-
fore the new trial the defendant being Il non
resident Of the State, took the necessary
steps, in strict compliance with the statute,
10 remove the case 10 the United States Cir
cult Court.
The auestion therefore, was simply OIL the
validity of the statutes. Justice Barbour
holds that under the constitutional provision
the judicial power shall extend to contro-
ycrSies between citizens of different States,
as interpretcd by the Judiciary act OF l'o9
and the decisions Of the United States courts
the jurisdiction in such cases OF State ana
Initrd States courts is concurrent; that the
Constitution simply cOniers personal prt'l-
lene on Il NONRESIDENT party TO the aclloii,
which must be exercised at the earliest mo-
mcnt. That after appearing and submitting
To the jurisdiction Of the State courts, this
privilege is waived and cannot he subse-
ouently asserted and that the statutes Ill
question, in cnd.ayorim@ tn extend the right
he,ond The terms of the Constitution, are
unconstitutional and yuid--NetC York COM
Uts1CtuL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-21

Letter from Petersburg.

Correspondence al the I;i.lilnuni dispatch.
PErERSBrRu, May ~, 1872.
TIKI, holiday I'll WhitSntidc has been al"
propriutcI, hoiulrd IN "ur city. The streets
t;,>r been crowded all day long with process
>iuii- in The middle thereof and prulnclladc:
along the sidewalks. all i'll 9:ll:i array. About
four or five hundred negroes left on special
train this morning on an excursion To Wei
don. Their exodus made no appreciablt
impression OH The numbers that niled The
streets. There has been horI-hloWin"
| drtni-brniiiI@, and Notwithstanding. from
| dawn to ,l,.wy eve. learn that pail! oil
| NEGRO rXrtlr>iuni~ls have been on visit to
| the city to-day.
| The political excitement hlS been n fever
heat to-day The amount oil button-holins
| and privatc-raring hat can be seen ut every
| corner Of the streets is very significant oI
| unr>inl rarncSturSS on the part of our Et.
| riulS 10 serve the people. The call OH Ar.
| {. Baker Rainc, >i"ucu 10y numerous Rcpul'
! lcan> and conservatives, has been made
public, together with Mr.. Raine's acceptance
of the candidacy. He is now in the City
Council, where he has been known rs II con-
,i,tcnt advocate of economy and honesty III
The administration of the affairs of the city
\ call has also been made upon Captain
Drcwry \. Hinton to come out rs a candi-
dttc for CONFERENCE.-The Attorney. He has
not Yet responded TO ii.
Altogether the situation is highly favorrl-
! Die for one of the most exciting ana nicely.
balanced elections that has been had since
the war. Tonight the Third and Fourth
Ward Conservative clubs select candidates
tor the CITY Council also, the Second Ward
radical club.
Last niaht The house Of Mr.. W. {. Orr, on
Tabb street. was entered and robbed OF TWO
pairs of line pantaloons, gold watch, 4
check for $3.50. negotiable note for so, and
:, in money. The check was found in the
street this morning, but no trace of the rob-
Der has vet been discovered.
Kcv. pr. \. Il. Van Zunt, OF Brooklyn,
preached able sermons yesterday IN the labb-
Street PRESBYTERIAN church to large congre-
cations. Rev. Mr.. Brooke, Of Abingdon,
,rc;uhrd ut II. pau'~ church, and Rev.
Giles Il. Cooke 1t Grace church. Rev. y.
Powell Garland. of Richmond, preached Tor
the benefit uilhr n,ir:t> children IN Market
street Methodist Episcopal church Sunday
morning.
While Rev. A. G.. Brown, agent for Kan
doIpl- Macon College, was preaching yeSteI-
dav morning in the pulpit of HiSi-stfeet
Methodist Episcopal church, ne tr"d on al,
iron grating behind him that gave way anu
caused him to fall. He soon recovered nun
sell, and proceeded Us il there had been no
interruption.
Mr.. James, Porcr'S spokesman, has come
Ia the sensible conclusion that ii would not
pay TO establish Il clIaiu-ganG organ here.
The fixtures Of the tobacco factory of Mr..
+. ). Anthony were sold nj auction to-day
for between 81 200 and $1,000. They were
bought by Mcssrs. S. A. PiumiEcr, Reuben
Ra@land, and Tapey, Ltumsdcn d Go.
Company A is out This afternoon target
shooting for practice.
The day has been windy but otherwise
baImy and pleasant. ROBIN ApAIR.