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Ii preparing llscal statement Of lln!'
las from the time II first had 1rena-
ury, W 10 date. a document highly
important and valuable.
0NE Of the good little boys that We
rend Of was seated In tho Court yard
yesterday looking sadly up at The walls
of The Courthouse 0ng came one OF
those good men who pat good little
boys on the head and often give them
the core Of M apple or u WORKOUT
shinplaster and tell them they mny
vet risc 10 he missionaries or accom-
pllshod grave diggers, and the good
man says 10 the good little boy seated
on the stone,
"My Son, ARE you mediIaling upon
your responsibility to God ~
$50, pelican, was just thinking If
that courthouse was rock candy IA
lick the darn thing clean dry
VIZ deemed II princcly favor to
take the cordial hand, yesterday, Of our
'ilcl,lishly good looking las the Ia
dies would say friend, W. J. Berdine,
of the leading commission house of
Tompkins H. Litteheld. B. has just
returned from the Fair at st. Louis, and
his heart, M 1t always was, Is ~ big M
the State he lives In, rs was.shown 10y
the ride he give us yesterday, and his
friendship Is worth water-lank full
of gold, TO anybody. Long may he live
prosper, get up ard dust along to
wealth, renown, q little wife and a
II commences with u b and ends with
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Tnc Ollclal Paper of the CITY
JOB WORK.

We have the meiIiiies and the work
..s Al do M good work, and ~ "s
law rnses, M can he done anywhere
and We mean 80 do u. Hiring so"'
sine lab work ioThE pAiLf hhh'
AID OFFICE, Corner Elm ANA """H'
iou streets.
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The MISSOURI. KANSAS AND TEXAS
RAILWAY, with its connections, Is the
shDricsf, Quickest and only Direct Route
nom all points in Texas, the indian Nation
ard southern Kansas 10 ~. Louis. Hannibal,
Chicago and ail prominent Eastern points.
Rates as low and tine quicker than any other
r,a,l In the market.
All claims for loss, damage or overchargo
promptly settled.
Merchants ordering goods ffum the East
VIII suvc time AMI money by conSigning
them care Missouri, Kansas and Texas Raii-
way.
D. A. FREER,
uenl Eastern Agent, $50 broadway, MY,
ID. II. WILLIAMS,
Agent, IS Clark street, Chicago.
GFO. ". LlLLEY,
contracting Agent, i0i Walnut street,
st. Louis, Mo.
w.GAGE,
Agent, Hannibal, Mo.
]. W. BuRCH,
contracting Agent, Dallas, Texas.
GEM Freight 4 rni' Ssaalis, Mo.
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Largest and Best Warehouse in Jefferson

Conslgnments of cotton aud country pro-
lucc solicited, either for sale or shipment,
Ample room Tor mp 'rcights,
We sell cotton, hides, etc, for our patrons,
aud render account sales promptly. We VIII
insure yOur'auodS ~ cotton under our open
policy NJ u reasonable rate, If desired. In
mrt, II you will consult your interest, and
place your property beyond the danger of
tirr, pationi1c us.
Agents for c. klatH'S portable steam En-
9ncS and saw Mills, JpmeS Llppell ~ Co. =
Co.'S uQccn of The South Coru Mill, llussy
Il Logai's Cotton Gin, manufactured NJ Dam
gcrhrld, Texas, and for the celebrated Stu,tn-
baker Wagon.
lS6d,v Win GRAHAM, TAYLOR & Go,
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uuTCItINS.
Town Lot. .,ior..Sale.

rwelyc lots lone block, On the prihelph
bushes, street of ihe town o. l'"'on''S' Wv
t,e Central Railroad, In Dallas county u"
sulp Ut low prices. Apply To
' JOHN w,sWlNDELls'
,.,S,,, Herald Once.
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PhilIp Wei!cin, wholesale ana retail deal
er in Pianos and Organs, Office and sales
rooms Nos. 9-,s3 Ri,ronne street, New Or
leans. Qualities better, prices lower and
lern.s more favorable than NJ eny establish
ment South Large sales fully attest tiese
statements. Pianos sold on payments OF
sl2 80 and so per month u preferred. Philip
Werleins is the oldest music house, and also
the largest piano and organ house IN Now
Orleans. One-fourth million copies sbee:
music Of all kinds. Send for price list and
terms. l28dtf
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G, II, Eenuchanp, Oh Main street, opposite
Tho foundry, has builders mld other hnrd-
ware, which he II closing out very CHEAP,
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The tlo,r house now occupied by The under
signed, Also, the nonl Office up stairs In tho
sans building, formerly occupied by Field 4
Nowlnu,
lIBlif pIATIl lfll 4 MURPHY.
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Fresh teas, inackerel, halibut, salmon,
grits and hominy. hams and breakfe fast bacon
are among the new invoices just received at
Ulhnann & Co.'s, corner Main and jefferson
streets Cliny's old buildingl. 2C0dtf
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LIST or LBTTERS

| lUINNhlnW lUS fulloh street, N'W lOfK'
----------------------- -------------------------
LIST or LETTERS
| Remaining In the pOsloilice NJ Dallas, Texas,
on Friday, october Il, which, t. not taken
ont within one month from The above date,
win he sent 10 the Dead Letter Onicc, wash
| lngton, u. G.;
Anderson A j; Abel CIV; Asprolh Fred;
Amrlne llHttiC;AnLrIsOn James; Allen John
A; Archer Lon q; Anderson l. &; AnItugc T.;
Armstrong Samuel Aron saionn;
Beslinc W j; Bishop Prof W =; Berry sue;
nrOUks MIS- y "; Bar on : II; Berry stephens
Hurnct Mis- Susan; Barker liob; Baird Il A;
Bounds Miss NJ; Baldwin L0riie; bishop
lGouma; Rrlton James 6 bSl june; Ggst J.
Brown Mrs John: iircknur II u; Bryant
Harry; Barr i &; Blownmg Mrs III; Bead
ley \ r.; lhnnhHm II r. Buclirr NlH Alice
BioSn Charley; liOmpnrt Frank; liohncr
Geo X; lIlncbnorc T.; ilorInmer Miss Au-
guGlh.
Cooper \ j; Cleringcr y r. Cntcslcc \ Il:
Cole n G. ,rumpl,r e II; tunglw e II:
CNughcy Frank; Caller \ e; Condo q W;
Clark II {; CJmnn q & . tnrpcni John;
Cnl Jack; rlnntonJ +; CrklnS Mrs james;
IuruS; torbctt Mrs My; Cnilton \ :; Cole
Mrs Maggie; CNilletG Madam; t'lantOn Mol
Ito; Clunlon Margrt Jameson Mrs NJ; Came
Non 1, ter y; goldman Thomas ClWk i NJ;
tolwrll Robert; Carter Il o. Cri>lcr Il Il;
Crawford Laura; Crawford ) NJ; Cronnon
Lueuic; ChrlsGpjm " W; Comes W T.; Cot
ION VIM; tlarli w q; Cooper \ j; Carter u r,
Dumh Chns II; paupheriy q w; DaPonte
llaly; palIis Johhi Daniel John; Denoss
iI h s 5Sn h h'ff'E h"s; b 81 RiiIft g.
p'p'rrS u p"'o''y WIN A'f' ''"h'"p v
4
Ellsworth William; EIicnS William;
Jesse H.
Y
Fox Wick; Fox " IL; Fiiield w :: Frazer
Nnaii,N ~ r,oH ,u'n, 81 NJ. In
ls ",iiy NiniS. hrn.,,nn ian'as. Er,pli
rni,m' iiin ,ii,,,,, hron,,,n lnI,n n.
'HHp"'''cN ~ r'"''u'r "' '''"' -A'''i''
q
Graysnn W L; Graves William; Gprvin
yit'H4g HrtSv9! Mm W.; 'NfNi ,ryrn ri iso ot;
~ w ~ ,ti,' WINS " timirr r. s. (;ucc H. I;n0
vs. ' Gaanoa FnH G' Gay Geo and lhehard
Ua,nsr J. ciGihson J9hni Ggry,iin I t.; "o r.
ner Mary; drtenWood WI H2ldmn ann T.;
G ,iStIun iJI.S ''"'"'' = - "'o''"' S"S''
IIinck I II; Holden Mn 7; liamhel W
b lunuChr Gail, iiearne Charles - Here
re,no Chmlrsi Hover T. Z; Hmiing IL
llassGrd l.uid; liuVcy Jnp IL; hathaway
,ino2; Harrcil V; Iiobson dast lioweil
Ino; Heard Laura; Hardin Magnolia;
Hinck Grocer; llammet Martina; liehder-
son Abraham Hugh Barney.
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the foundry, besides genornl merchandise,
keeps the bost family groceries, IIy them.
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Commercial Hotel for sale Ut bargain,
fronting 100 feet on Elm and ~ feet on JEFF
fersOn streets.
2O9dtf y j. BLAKE.
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G. II. Deauchamp, on Main street, opposite
the foundry. keeps constantly ON hand fresh
white cornmeal and full supply OF his su.
pcrior Mountain Valley Flour. Try 1t.
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Boslinc W j; Bishop Prof W =; Berry sue;
llooIto Mss VI; Bar on : III Berry stephen;
Hurnut Mis- Slsdn; Barker Bob; Baird X \;
Lounn; Rrilton James G; Best Jurne,; Best j
II; liinklcy Jacob NJ; liullcn j A Essy;
Brown Mrs John; ircknur II u; Bryant
Harry; Barr + e; lllowning Mrs & II; Bead
ley \ r.; lhnnham II +; Buclirr MH Alice;
BioSjn CHARLEY; liumpnrt Frank; lolncl
Geo X; lIlucklnorc j r.; HorSnmer Miss Au-
RlINln.
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q. II. Deauchamr, Oh Main street, opposite
The foundry, has u large stock OF school and
missellanenns books, which he is closing out
very low. loodtt
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will rent part of the store on Elm street,
second door east of Commercial Hotel.
2l3d2t j. W. SCIIENCK,
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The Dallas News and Job Printing ONCE
has been removed TO the two-story brick
building on Main street, opposite Anglers
Foundry. 205ltf
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For Rant.

The second story of Clark & Bryan's new
corner Main and Lamar streets.
Apply To: Clark & Bryan, west side Public
square. lGIdtt
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Davenport, In swink's hiouls. has new
invoice Of onions, potatos, cabbage. butter,
eggs, etc. loSdtf
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Go and see the tempting invoices of fish
and fresh grocericsJust received ut Ullmann
& Co.'S. 209+ltf
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For Sale.

Two good residences In this city. lmme.
tIlnte Possession given.
a5e-du srrAoALLaco.
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Remaining IN the pOsloilire nj Dallas, Texas,
on Faldny, october Il, which, /: not taken
ont within one month from The above date,
win be sent 10 the Dead Letter Oillcc, WASH
mgton, II, G.:
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For Rant

The large room back of Drs. Jones 4 Thrus-
tons office, ON Elm street, lately occupied
by the Dallas Nows. Il. W. BAYLOR,
News Ohiee, Main street, opposite Anglers
Foundry. 206dlf
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Walkers Tonic Bittors
Best tonic known for chills, fevcrs, consti-
patton and indigestion. For sale In Dallas
by J. j. FENDLEY,
lSJsi3m Office Saloon.
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Anderson A j; Abel CIV; Asproih Fred
Amrine ilutlic;AnLrlson james; Allen John
A; Archer Lon q; Anderson l. {; Anltugc r.
Armstrong Samuel; ArOn SalOnH;
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Ullmann Il Co. have fresh and heavy lines
~ ali KINDS OF groceries, arrived yesterday.
Call and see item. a9-dtf
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MONEY TO LOAN.

Three Thousand dollars e3,000), at II per
cent, 10 the policy holders Of the Life Associ-
Swink, President, or Geo. W. Baylor, Secre-
tary. 175d3t
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CARRY THE NEWS!

The MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TEXAS
Tor business their Northeastern Extension
lAiss0uri DiyisiOn) FROM Sedalia to Hanni-
ha gre now running their Elegantly Equip
81 rains through to Hannibal without,
change.
Passengers Tor points In Northern Mis-,
souri,, Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota. the W.
per Mississippi Region, Northern and Gem
lral Illinois, Chicago, Michigan and The nreat
Northeast, will hnL this the Shortest, Cheap
est and Quickest Route
Through cars will continue TO run through
10 1t. Louis without change, via Stdalln, rs
heretofore.
TH0S. DORwiN,
Gonl Passenger Agent, ~. Louis, Mo.
JAMES ID. BROWN,
General Ticket Agent, s;odalia, Mo.
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Cooper a j; Ulrrngrr T; Cntlcslcc \ II:
Cole n G.; ,rumplcr e III tunguS & ~;
CUughcy Frank; Cailrr \ {; Condo q VI;
Clark ii &; CJman q G. 2; Cnrprnt John;
Can Jack; tlnnton j +; CrlkinS Mrs james;
Clincs j. W: Cdimdin I. W = Carpenter
LuriuS; torbct Mrs Msy; Cnilton \ :; Cole
Mrs Maggie; CNillet q Madam; Clanton Mol
lie; Clunton Margct; Jameson Mrs Nj Came
son Peter 3; Conlmnn Thomas; Clnik Il NJ;
tolwrl Robrrt: Carter Il q; Cri,lcr Il Il:
crawford Laura; Crawford > NJ; Clunnon
Luenic; ClrlsEpJm " W; Comes W T.; Cot
ton VIM; Clarii w q; Cooper \ j; Carter u =,
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Wilson u d; White Coter: Watkins Cole;
Wei Chas A; West DIR; Walton Il ID; Walker
George W; Wetherington q a; Wright ] W;
Ward John u T. Wilson J III II; Wiley Julius
q; Wintcy james +; VIM John +; Walker
J W; Wegcfarih I.onisa e; Wilson Marion
Witten I. l.; William Puss Mrs: White
Phche Mrs; Williams II Mrs; Wat, Rufus
J.; Wright Susan Mrs; Watkins = II; Will
linmsDn Saliie Mrs; Winston : T. Mrs; Whit
fh5o Mex; Ward VI i; Waire W d Rev.
YolSlcy David; Ynrbrough il Is.
Persons calling for the above letters viii
please say "atlvcrtised."
WM. JONES. p. VI.
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Tile dust business Is good.

JylSltf
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I.caSon Allen C; Lungler August Law
renee David; Lacey Fred n Lawrence + NJ
Lauer John; Lucy Lizzie Mrs; Lovali I. w
l,evcy Mrs; Lear Z W Mrs Dr.; iepey Il
Long $ \ Mrs; Lault rhos j; Loving Willis
Lcgg VIM NJ.
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churches at Midtown and Barring. Rev
Mr.. Porter, have both enjoyed some re-
vival interest and additions to their
churches. We regard them as good faith
ful laborers in the cause Of God.
The Methodist Episcopal Church In
Calais and Midtown. are enjoying the
labors Of Rev. Mr.. Haskall, and Rev. Mr..
Townson, both good laborers In the vine
yard of the Lord. Last Thursday A. NJ,
at eleven o'clock we attended the dedca
ton of the new and beautiful House OF
worship bull, by the Congregationalists at
cost of $50, 900. II Is a beautiful building,
well arranged, with an excellent organ.
The inside finish is ash and all the furni-
ture. 1t seats GOO persons. The services
were all verylnteresting, Dr.sDexter was
Invited by the committee of arrangement
and took part In the service. Invocation
by DR.. Dexter, reading scripture and pray
er by DIR. Carruthers of Portland. sermon
by Rev. VIM. Carruthers. now Pastor of the
church. text Luke IS FOR he loveth our
nation, and he hath built us a synagogue. q"
Dedicatory prayer by Rev. Mr. keeer
who has been their pastor for tliiriy-two
years. In the evening addresses were
made by Rev. Mr.. keeler, DR.. Dexter. DR..
Carrulhers and several others. The service
closed 10y singing the Hymn "All hail the
power of Jesus name" thus ended an in
tcresting day i'll the Congre gational Church
In Calais. f. U,RnixG
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Dr. Woods Library.

The frgWs speaks thus of the loss of the
valuable library of Prof Woods. of Bow
dom College. which was totally DESTROYED
hy fire al Brunswick. Friday: The II anu
script referred to was the edition oi the
famous llakluyt manuscript, which Or.
Woods discovered in Wales in 1853. and
had nearly prepared for publication. with
copIou> annotations, under the auspices OF
the Maine Historical Society This manu-
scrpt. which for many years was lost. the
heads only being preserved in the British
Museum. gives an account Of the earliest
Eu@li>h settlements on tho American con
inent. aud Proves that they were founded
upon the coast of Maine While the Pro-
i"~>"r Wa In London he incidentally heard
that 'hi, manuscript was IN posses ion of
Sir Thomas Phillips, Arch but very ccceu-
i'i' gentleman. residing in Vale lie
very seldom formed any new acauaint-
ancoS and tn" Doctor had almost de-
paired OF seeing him. when he became ac-
qualnied with a lady who knew sir
Thomas. and after much trouble succeeded
IN procuring an Introduction. Even thcn
The manuscript was not allowed Ia be
taken from the house and had ,o be coined.
This copy, with the results OF four wears
81 dili@ent study, j. now lost. and The work
i to do all over again. The book wa,
nearly ready for the press. and VA, looked
Tor with great interest by historical students
IN both hcmisphcrc>. "a that the delay IN
lis publication will occasion n di>app6iut-
meni, not merely local but almost world
wide
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BY TELEGRAPH,
From Portland.
fUkILAND, Aux. II.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
The State Dem. Convention was called
10 order at IL O'Clock by Hon. S. ID. Leavltt
Chairman of the State Com, and Gen. F.
;. Niekerson of Searsport, called TO the
chair. He said he had no advice to give,
and would make no speech.
Geo. +. Goss OF Portland, W. IL. Simp-
son of Belfast, and Marcus Watson ol
Biddeford. were chosen Secretaries. The
Chairman of the Com, on credentials re-
ported 56s delegates present.
The Convention then on motion Of Jas.
+. Rawson of Bangor, took a recess.
On re-assembling W. ii. Simpson de-
clined to serve "a Secretary. The Con
vention then adjourned until O'Clock. In
the afternoon, the Convention was called
TO order at , 80. While waiting the Re
port of the Com. on Resolutions
MRS. THURsToN PUTS IN AN APPEARANCE.
Mrs. Jane Thurston. a crazy woman who
claims TO be the proprietor OF the State,
endeavored TO have read a paper which
she presented. The presiding officer de-
clned to hear it. A Com, of five were
raised TO receive, sort and count votes for
candidate for Governor.
No CHOICE on FIRST BALLOT.
On the first ballot. the whole number OF
votes were 215. Joseph Tiicomb of kenne-
bunk, had 1876; ARENAS Libby of Augusta,
lo6; Fred A. Pike of Calais, 20; Jas. c.
Madigan of Houlton. 10; John c. Talbot.
,. The Ohio Resolutions were adopted.
JOSEPH TTrcoMB NOMINATED
The second ballot was then announced.
Joseph TItcomb received las out Of S2s
votes. and his nomination was made unani-
NOUS Marceilus Emery announced that
Mr.. litcomb would accept the nomination.
which was received with cheers. \ Com.
was appointed TO wait on him and notify
HIM OF his nomination. and the Convention
adjourned sine lie al 5P. NJ.
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Mr.. Editor
Last Saturday we saw two Young men
trvino to walk straight, and Judging from
their manner of monopolizing the whole
OF the sidewalk, thought that Dam"
must have given way! F.
THE GRAND CENTRAL PARK MENAGERIE
DEN STONES COLOSSAL Circus, c.
To have a regular Menagerie with a
grand selection of animals Is a novel fea-
ture to the Ellsworth people. usually few
cages Of common animals are paraded up
on one side ofa common, and palmed of
as great Menagerie. But judging from
the Press generally, at Portland and other
cities. where the Central Park Menagerie
have exhibited. we are assured Of seeing
one of the best collections of Wild Beasts
said to he in America, among which. will
be found choice and rare species, including
the African Eland, (only one ever in the
United States, largest species of the An
telope family, weighing 1000 pounds, stand
ing as high a an OK.
The African Harte-Beeste. the Bless
Box, PotoQuainc or Sable Antelope, to-
gether with 20 cages and 3 corrals lof fine
sleek specimens of Bengal Tigers, Asiatic
Lions, Black Tigers, Elephants. Drome-
daries, Monkeys sc. One Mammoth
Pavilion capable Of holding 500 people is
used exclusively for the exhibition of ami
mails alone. while another monster can
vass Is used for the Circus iiippodromc.
and Indian exhibitions of Dem stone.
Persons DESTROYS to take look AZ the AMI
mails can do So without attending the Cir
Gus, although one ticket admits 10 both.
Menagerie and Circus. We hope Ia see a
good attendance.
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City and County.
Ellsworth

Geo. \. Black and wife, are passing a
few weeks at the old homestead
Heavy fires are now raging In the
towns Of Hancock, Trenton, and Lamoine
The parents of Hon. Eugene Hal,
"ho reside in Turner, are visiting tn,
home Of their son.
l.. \. Emery, Esq. proposes to %
into the cooperative dairy business. See
Advertisement
Geo. +. Dutton, Esq, reports the frs
ripe tomatoe grown in this CITY. Who
next:
Rev. WIN. Reed will preach in til,
Methodist Meeting House next Sabbath
August 18th, al Z o'clock p NJ.
srRAYED OR SToLES-One barrel bottled
scotch Ale The possessor will be suit.
aoly rewarded by leaving at this Office.
The drouth in this section is tho
severest there has been for years, and /.
seriously affecting vegetation.
Bar Harbor, Mt. Desert. is so crowd.
ed with visitors that the school house and
church are opened TO furnish lodgings a
night.
Mr.. Thomas Foster now in lis SD
year. walked on Saturday last. from hi,
home at Castine to Bluehill. distance OF
i miles. He is now OH visit 10 his sor
Zabud Foster OF this city.
A large fire has been burning for some
days on the Gilmore Meadow. about one
mile from the Bridge. If it should no,
spread into the neighboring forests, tn.
less will be trifing, as the heath is of little
value.
The Rev. 7. V. T. Garretson of New
York, will preach morning and afternoon
Aug. 18th. at the Congregational Church
The Sunday school will be held after III,
afternoon service, and sunday school con.
cert in the evening.
The schooner William Kennedy. Of
Ellsworth. driited across the bow of the
steamer City of Mexico. which was WINS
81 the upper quarantine in Boston Bay, OIL
Tuesday last, and had her rigging carried
away and her bulwarks and water-wa,
cut through. The steamer received nc
injury.
Mrs. LYMAN's LECTURE To LADIES'
MIS- Prof Walter c. Lyman will give
Jree lecture TO the ladies of Prof Lyman
Class in Eiocution, Friday afternoon a
Soelock- in the School Room under Han
cock Hall. The ladies of Ellsworth ar,
cordially invited to attend. Mrs. Lyma,
will lecture on the Laws Of Health. Dress
Diet, Exercise. etc
Miss Lille Belcher, on a recent picni,
" weymouth Point. found on the shor
Hear low water mark, an old oorrodet
con" "h'en on examination proved to b,
Spanish quarter Of dollar. bearing DAT.
IFS. Tradition has always marked mi.
Point as one of the localities where Cant
Kidd concealed his i'll gotten gains
As he sailed, Is he sailed.
and Miss B. is to be congratulated n
being the first discoverer of this long 10.
and often sought for treasure.
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Geo. B. Somes is making an addition
to his house. by putting on another story
the workmeu are now finishing the out
side.
Freddie Mason, the only child OF Capt.
T. Mason, fell overheard from the sch.
Bloomer. while lying of East Boston. and
was drowned, his body was brought home
to this place and buried.
Capt. David Branscom died very sud
den Thursday July 2i,h. lie wa, stand
ing at the window conyersin. with his
wife, when falling suddenly back into a
chair, thence TO the floor, died without a
struggle or groan. Capt. Il. was widely
known as 4 successful ship-master and
owner. and the Island has lost valuable
man.
The Steam Tug Arrow. Capt. Flagg,
of ioekland. viii run between 5. W. Har-
Dor and SomesviIle, making two trips be.
day, commencing this day Aug. :. J.H.
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In this city-2d inst, Mr.. Rodolph Grindle
Of Bluehill. and Miss Mary A. Moore Of Els
worth.
Also 9th inst, Mr.. A. Juison Conary and
Miss Hattie X. Dodge, both of Bluehill
Also 10th inst. Mr. Thomas j. Holmes and
Miss Mary Lovett, both of Ellsworth.
Also 18th inst, Mr.. Clarence Gordon and
Also Aug. 18th, by Rev. Dr. Tenney. Mr.
Nathan Liitleheld- of Westerly, K. L., to Miss
Arletta V. Redman, of Thu city.
Miss Lizzie circuit, both Of franklin.
Gouldsboro'-9th inst, Nv II. NJ. soule, Esq,
Henry J. Hovey and Miss Laura f. Rolfe, both
Of Gouldsboro'.
Island Pond, With int. by Rev Mr..
Whee,oek. Mr.. John NJ. Fowler Of Trenton,
Me-, and Miss Julia A. Davis Of Island Pond