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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-18
VIRGINIA AND TRUckEE
RAILROAD. :


ON AND AFTER OCTOBER 9. ls7s,
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS
For RENO, connecting with Eastern and West
ern bound Passenger Trains Of the G. P. r. r.,
WILL LEAVE
yIrsI.ia City statisa--..----at S.0e I'm.
Gold Hill .-----..------..----.--af S.i1 I'm
c,r.ou l0.45 A. NJ.
Arriving at Reno o-....-....-.nt t2.3o A. NJ.
WILL LEAVE
Cnrssu City-----.-....---...----at os4S a'"'
co,d I'M l......-...at sos A. N.
Arriyins at virsi.ia City. lat 5.1a A. u.
LOCAL PAssnNGER TRAINS
LEAVE
VIRGINIA CITY FOR CARSON CITY
....Ar....
7.a5 A. W., Has A. M, snd 3.4s r. n.
LEAVE
CARSON CITY FOR VIRGINIA CITY
8 A. NJ, IL NJ, a.d 4.1o r. n.
FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
Leave Virginia City for Reno at 1.S 4. r. and
AS IN. win leave Reno for Virginia City
At s A. H., P. 4. and $40 ~.
FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave Virginia City daily at 6.%5 AZ, T.S A. H.;
9.45 a. H., n.45 a. H., Las T. n, S$a r. 4. ana
Leave Carson City daily at eA.n..sA.x 8 n,
10 A, ", IAN, Q r. ~, 4 r. 4. and . r. 4.
Al Virginia City, Gold Hill and Carson o1ees,
Through Tickets can be obtained to San Fran
cisco. Ogden and intermediate points On inc
Through Tickets can be procured At the Com.
psny's office, Virginia, for Chicago, Kansas CITY
anu d. LOUIE II. NJ. YRRINGreN,
felotr Gonersl Superintendent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-18

A RURAL New York youth lately
went to claim his bride and conduct
her to the altar. only to find that she
had eloped with another fellow the
previous night. He didn't tear hair
any, but just remarked: by Jove,
I'm glad she was married last night
instead Of to-nlght, II she Is Of that
disposition"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-18
DO YOUR BEST.

1T cALEB DUNN.
Do whatever good yoa can.
Show you arc no groyelling man;
Dread no scorn. and fear no ban
Do your best!
There 10 work for all to do,
Life's q battlc-hght 10 through
With q full success 10 view
- Do your best
Honest toll must surely win!
Now's the moment TO begin;
Work torvirtue. hanith sin ~
Doyour best!
An around are forced grand;
Nerve your heart and WELD your hand,
TIL with victory you stand
Do your bost
Halt not trembling In the way:
March work on while 10 10 day;
Life IL labor more than play
Do your best,
Let the carping ones deride,
Stand fast ser by virtues side,
And His care your feet shall guide
Do your best!
Men may sneer. but let them frown;
labor lives all seoifing down,
fitstrivo for honor's crown-
DO your best
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-18

The hog may not be thoroughly
posted In arithmetic, but when you
como to "square root" he Is there.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-18

wuY are good husbands like dough?
Because women kRedd them.
, 1873-08-10
ALoinnlc YraKclY.

toUlble tragedy, ~ narrated by tho German
ule. aged, G5 years. after losing his Arst
vito, marrioa Young giEl Of Is who, Of course,
Bchweinhon had by his first wifo Bon, who
soe,ns to have boon rathor wild. On returning
years, commenced liason with Ills stop p-1llother.
bohwonhor suspected tho intimacy, and do.
1i term!noa to be be avenged: 1issing arquir,ed
ho awaited his opportunity. On July
+, ho took q llorso. and rodo to q coun-
try houso then occupied by hin wife. Entoring
tho grounds, he saw llor and l,iB sou seated at
tho edge OF q small lake, engaged in conyorsa-
tion. llo at once put spurs to hta Htaed aud
tranplol tho woman under the horao'a feet.
blo, lying, fell into tho lake. The son sprang
upon tho father, at,t, during a struggle which
olsuod after BchwolnhoR had boon pulled from
luis horse, he stabbed him fourteen timeH IN tho
tace aud breast with ponard which tho father
hal carried in liH own holt. Then ho ran to tho
roHcuo Of l!is mistress, and leaped into tho
Water, but his strength failod him bofore no
reaohod hor. Tho ufelAsA remains Of tho guilty
pair were recovered An hour later.
, 1873-08-10

AFTER WALT WHITMAN.
TnHultnous wet whoAe ceaBelesB billoWH pound
THY circumacr1rtiye shores for leagues untold,
Say, do thine aqueous thumpings bring response
From any door with portals half 40 fair
A. acra who crowuB the apex Of thy tide
With manT-1ngercd woa1th
1!emuraeleRa gulf ! In whose sbyaMal d1pths
Hundreds have peEshed from the faco Of Earth,
Hast thou no anaWe1 but D alt1ly shrug,
And sp!teful splitting Of enpurpled foam Z
Boy, ts there spot In all tho green Earths fringe
Which laps thy dismal deeIs, whose present atato
Can we'll compare with hers whose nane ye know?
Take back the lie that flonted o'or thy wave
On that informal night which caused thy check
10 blush with redder hue than eor tho ray
OF Morn doth lone, THAT balefu night which told
The liateuiug world Chicago was no more
Ay thou may'st hiss and backward draw thy oreste-
'Tis In tho nature Of the reflueut wuye;
But thou canst ne'er retreat beyoud the shade
Ut those ntupeudouB piles which oyerhang
THY vorge Enough thou knows The tae, Repeat It
AMI iu tho future let thy function 10
To gather stores from all thy tortuous baya,
And heap them on her renovated strand.
Else may'Bt thou dread stronger bond, aud worsc
1ntlietivs stripes, than frantic Xerxcs laid,
IN oldon tilne npon tic tuRsnAato wayo
Of clusslo uallospous.
II, Il, NEwl1AL1,
, 1873-08-10
In lon1ous .aap1inga stretched along 1t, Poplar
aucnuei And Ia that

srAnny-LooKNa HOUSE,
Wit Ft,ra tS faded 1nsa.grScn blinds her ieal
dosoato rooms, tho ooses torsa o vt ai'ers %ass
papora and rejected modcine-hottea, visit tho
atufy little sleopfng-rooms, and catch fitting
yiowa Of tho Croton-bugA TINT inllablt tho ste.
pendleular wriukle is coming botwoen tho eyos
Of TINT loar old mother. Like many porsonH Of
hor hgo, sl,o Is !" looking for place to end llor
days i1,". and got It occurs to hcr TINT, III that
docs not givo her daughtor tino 10 mako tho
purt1ose1 npoecl, OF presentation, boforo aho
gontly, but docisiyoly, stntcB that whom ehe
Keeps houno and takes cockroachcs Ia board and
bod-bugs to lodgo, 1t will bo aftor this. 10 that
romantic little scllemo III
FA1JuNE.
Thpn tho fomale Bpcoulator gets m agont to
tont Tho houeo for her. About tic middle or
tho second quarter, sho wonders at tho laek OF
ro,nittancoe, end loarns tLat tue agent forge. 10
gotb that hrst quarter'a rant, because the losseo
owed tho agent money, and tho latter took that
short and simple way Of gotting paid. uo does
not conHtecr, 1t roccHsary, however to maso
can't: make women understand business, you
eco, and thoros no uBo bothoElng with shotn.
bho concludes to 50 and Wow tho ]louBo. to
make suro. in hor bowildor1nont, TINT thoro
transform itBolt 80 quickly. Tho agoat thon con.
deEcontB to inform ior that, aR sho will
probably not to able to rent tho ,ouso again for
tho noxt six months. ho has stored fow thingH
III 1t. He forgot to montion it before. She will
find tho key at No. -. Bho salos ont, mud
tlnda TINT tho custodian Of tho ley has lost It.
NevertholeaB, nho goes to vow tho placo. The
fonco-pickotB aro broken, and tho gato iH un-
hinged. Bio IL forced to make an lngratofuI,
and, to tho gnping noighl,nrs, an apparently
burg1afiouH entrance through, window, only to
find tho houso full OF tito agoul's truck. Bio
tries to Jump out Tho Way Blo climbed In I; but,
owing to ct1rious concatenetion Of circnnl-
stances, and q ruBty mil, between Which md lcr
hoop-skirt there springs ut, 4 sudden and strong
affinity, sho epoils d three-dollar spiral
thrty.springor with attachments, shows
hor aukleA, bruises her l-.gs, ,1naehos hor
Int, md finally H,1cceods In disentnngltng her
self. and jumping down on hor now S5 paraso,
and breaking eyory rib i'll itH body. Sho hastens
homo, throws herHe1f face downward On tho foot
Of ler bed, and
HAS A GOOD CRY.
Then abe bathes hor awollen oyes, and sontlB
for her big brother. 1Io comes, and llcnrs her
story in silence, pulling his ,noustacllo 1noan-
whilo. When she las flnietled ho Rtarta up
In liiB pockets.
Nov, If you'd aslfed my advice in tho first
place." ho eays. "yon would Movor Aaso gono
into this fool-speon'ation. What DO women
know about buHinoBsf You might have known
you'd be swindlad. But women never hear rea-
son" (-but TINT is because 80 few men talk it).
HAZEL WAND.
, 1873-08-10

Come, bright-winGed Shirt Of Slumbcr,
Thou beautiful Angel of Might,
Drop thy magical spell on my senses,
Transport INC to Eluna OF Light.
Load me o'cr tho broad upland, where moonbeama
III thelr wealth and their purity full
Through tho valley, whorn moonlight and shadoMa
Steal soft On tho brook by tho wall.
Lead me where the bright wategr are flowing,
And Whispering peace as they flow;
Leal mo where tho soft Dreczes are blowing,
And breathing rerose az they blow.
FIJI my soul with tho rapture Of mualc:
. Let 1t acat through tho air like q spell:
Let II sob: let 1t roll, like o blow:
Let 1t lingor aud lio, like knoll.
In thy roa11n there are valleys Elysiau,
Where the Naiads tlisport In the strean,s,
NAerc tho soul mover woaricB OF pleasure,
Nor nres OF 1ta fnnciful dreams.
Thou hast gardens Of lotus enchanted,
Whose odprb aro balm to the breath:
Thou hast ssreanllcts whoss wators are nOctar,
Though they How to thu Letho OF Dsatl.
How Oft have followed thy guidauco
When my hoart WaA In terror mud 8oomy
Anu prayed tlAt tho franco Of thy presence
Might end In tho trance Of the tomb.
faint aa walk by the waysde:
My spirit III weary and cold +:
yield tn tho charm Of thy nlago:
tread III Thy foutprlnts Ut guild.
CHICAGO Aug. 4, 1873. THEo. CARPENTER
, 1873-08-10

most satisfactory, II only ono can DO had. Four
yards and half-ft is ao,lble-wtdh, ro,nomIur-
Is enough for ono Of avornge LENGTH mud 1t costs
from 90 to e8.60 yard.
atlaptod for rodingotoH, md .thoy will 6e Of 4
nature akin to tho tricotB and other stufYa en-
ployed by gentlemen. These, of courso. nrc in
tentotl for tho Iato autumn md mild wintcrtlnya.
tlo,,btolly, Lo tito fnyorito garment, both for
house aud street.
Tho appreciation Of colorad lingerie growb
apaco. Unt!or-kerohi iofs Of white cambria, slut-
brown, aud D1aof, with atraishht 0.1oi Of
plated collars and ouffs,, aro widely
Used for morning, md nttcet, md travel
Ing. At first, thoy did not Hcen quito In good
tasto but now that ono ia accustomed to them.
tl,oir efroct, with dark polonaiso, Ia rnthcr
rloasng. Orr atreot.attire iA wont to bo M
sombro that bit Of color is q welcome roliof to
tho eyo.
Tho silver choina nsod recently to suspend tho
aro airondy in dihfayor: They aro now diecos-
erod to look loud,--to hnyc m mir not In koop-
Ing with good taste and ribbons Of plain allk
or volyet tako their place.
@ nqfIs , wlish boge BY being Of black ,yalyet
Of ali bright -iaod silks, doubled, corded on tho
not s WITH Vnloncionnos. fl boxsn,aited M ruco M he
Of not or tul!o liz caught to TINT inside.
The daintiost garnlonts3 to wear with my silk
polonaises made Of alternate stripoB Of colorod
ribbon, silk, or cropo, md laco insertion.
There arc also po!onaiHoB of mualin
and lace insertion, which aro charming over col
orea slips: Tho most popular. because tho
and g1,tpnro, both hlaek and wllto; b'lt tho
most elegant IL Yalonciennos.
Hamburg work iB 30 prctty, durable, and in
, 1873-08-10
LIFE-!NsURANCE AND THE IEWs.

From tho insurance Age.
, A curious and interesting nrtlc1o Inns boon pub
lishod in the Medical Record, on tue longevity
aud other biostatio peoularities Of tho jewish
raco, BY ]. Stockton Hough, II. D., which has
attracted considerable attention in Jewish
circles, and will ropny tho porusal Of in-
surance mon generally, In circles which
are not jewish. DR.. Hough's purpose is
to show that, according to atatistical evidence,
tho Jews as people possess many peculiar advan-
tages na to physical constitution and longevity,
which make thom better risks for lifoinauranco
than the members Of other races. Roughly
speaking, the number Of jews in tho world
at tho presont moment Ia about seven millions,
tho countries where they are most numerous.
Germany, England, Franco, aud last {and
in this connection, loast) the United
states From an examination Gf tho sensus
tho mean average duration Of life among Jews
exceeds TINT Of Christians by about five years.
Mr. preasa says there in 1.61 por cont Of deaths
among Jews, to AGA per cont a.nong the general
average, 80 years and II months; Jews, Is years
and months. According to IL. Mayer, 4
loading authority, ono-halt Of the Chris
tians dle boforo rcaohinng 80 yeara of
e :sG o Ts 8 oats o S 9t &c. e. o sass dn 1s
1874 por cent 1iye to SEQ their eovontieth year,
while Of the latter 27.4 per cent reach that age
I1e iaos' therefore seems cle9r, supported as It
IL 5y me heht g. aathor!siGs i' III France, England,
a'su huaSfial tnat Jo%s 1vo longer tnan Chrla-
, tane, when M naturally snegosts tho question.
Why IAefo are many reasons 10 account Tor
tue TACT, q which we need only mention o Or
Two. 70 beg!n With, thelo arc iow OF no Jow'sh
paupels' auo very 1ow 'ew!an 4@oofofs OF
nocnahlcs' engaged IN mi, mining or other
hazaraoue OCCUPATIONS. Nho evor neard o.
oI os n s.Jhor Ut %
siole,ousIer 81 " lhey usnE any Of
nll dangerous ttaaeb pfe:e3rflng tho so11 gooas
nuG' 1u"eily, mu;uGy4enutph, fic1uf fg,aeaiIit',
1oaa es.ase svpIhao5,| .a aau .no nno: tnoy aso
' ,,o;s aus. LA auaa i9r ,oy keop
m on1n tnotf 'n oMn @uu sno ont;ss1an banoatn' ana
nad;t;on ~ hor ao o sa at;uy ;ea
!s.e Moea.snu ~ 'nos5 omn, 'nua Eetss sWlco
tug 5ela1at' on ana fenose , that thoiE onriataa
nSe'snpors Ss =, naYe' a ahey NC a'an caretui
opseisots ~ WY stfls: a'9iay. sanaly' anu
cea.a . w Hosi'ta. M th 1--WE adi Inc pro
s ntoion " oeanl'oFH all1 ele Plefenaon OF con-
nd at; .nre raroi ~ % mo a W
ts ss n0fg 1tcaG ye"9n ooer e oa
tAe ubnsl-tuouue. 1Hueeu, D1. uouSu naa no
, 1873-08-10
A SHORT VERSE !:

In TIE FORM or 4 CONTINUED PROPORTION, SHOWING
THE RELATION oY PoKTny TO tnoaK.
IA royal prrple's kinBly hue
10 liRhtokt, fanteat, faded blue;
As suuset'A gorgeous crimson taya
To ptnk that Btrcaka tho morning sky;
Az Loye'a fmpula!ve ololn0ncs
10 FstendAhtps quiet colll1non-scnae;
Az open, hearty, merry Joy
To sIniles, uncertain, lcnAive, coy;
Aa OhrtHtiAn faith a1ll kind goodwill
To Righteousness, roscrved and etitl
Az wealth With Ill ttH bounty freo
To careful, rlosa economy:
Az loscly drcama to sound repoae,
Bo IL true poetry to pgoBe. ..
CHICAGO, Aug. 7. 1878, ANN 1DL1R,
, 1873-08-10

Knnsns City Esrress vim ,tncksdn
willie, ILL.,, ami Louisiana, aln,.
Knti.Aa 0liy East Exi,Epsst VIA
Jacksunsilto, ILL.,. a.1tl f.os,lsl-
ann, hto.:............,:..:.,,.:-.
st. Louia Exprp1s, via Main !.ilio
1T. Louis Fast ExVress, Win alafni
MH9s. ..sss. t.'s.
1t. Ioltfs ffxaE0sst via Jaokson-
vl!ln Dtvls!Dn.................
SptinKlfe1tf EsrrGs4..
kt,T1nst.clt Fast EArress.
.lolfcrst,n City Exrscss,s..........
Peorin, keokuk Il Hurl'n E&...,.
Wnnona. 1,ncon, and Washington
JtA press s..................,
Jnltct ! Dwight Accommodation.
, 1873-08-10

CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE Il ST. PAUL RAILWAY.
Ehia He,af Adun and CanaIsts.; Jfckst 09cs
III onfh Gri opposite sherman HoHse, and at Depot.
, 1873-08-10

Milwaukee, ct. Paul MIHncnr-
oils Day ls1prsas, $50 H. It 6:6Q
h!nil and E1prss.. 300 ., II GOA.
Milwaukee, 1T, Paul i Mlnnuap. "
oils Night EAr1aaY. 20 - 4;l5
, 1873-08-10

CHICAGO. BURLINGTON B QUINCY RAILROAD.
Dr7'n:s-Foot ~ Eake-s, {naiana41. and ixttrnfh:s
ant Canal and Sste<ntss. Ticket eGcs, No. by Ch4rk-
st., utI at I}r{lvts.
, 1873-08-10
J. MI s:,D .. m

g:t;i Il. tn. E:ID .. M.
1:tN =. m. II - d. m.
Ola d. ,n4 J. 6:1t)r. in.
9:CD r. nj. 9:@ 4. IN.
R:f0 r. IN, !: tan Il. m,
; OIL, n. IN. + 8:1up. IN.
3 :Ai II. III. 7:1, 4. IN.
/ a:ltJ p. IN. f:.M q. III.
; R:GJ p. u,.' 0:l0 p. III.
A:lo y. nj. l. B:lfl p. m.
4:l1 p, I,i.F' $40 a. m.
, 1873-08-10
PITTSBURGH. FORT WarNE 4 CHICAGO RAILROAD.
CHICAGO q PACIFIC RAILROAD.

{orEN TO ELGiN, 81 3l1r.Es.1
Depot HaseH and hurh Uranc.sta. Gtesd1 o6ea
IL Metropolitan Block, Randoth ana LaSaife'sts.
krare. AsTirt.
F1press Passenger. ... .....,,..I b:slp,m g3n
Freight Accommodation. Ml1h nj. h01 PIN.
, 1873-08-10
RAILROAD TIME TABLE,
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS


ExrLANAT,oH OF FsFrEnENpE htAnva.- Saturdeyox
copied. Sunday executed. hUtlday p1etptuu+ Ar.
rive Sunday at 8:W H. m. 11a1tY.
, 1873-08-10

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Drro fooi " Erka ami Joot " 7,cenH-aeeond.st 1fek
kffctf. III HuHsnLlth.st., Mear Clark
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-10-16
From Boston


FIRE.
\ IRE broke out this morning in the long
wooden car sheds on the bridge of the
Eastern Railroad over Charles river.
IAere being no means for its extinguish-
Ment, the Station Masters and other
employers of the company, turned their
attention 10 saving the train recently run
INTO the building. The only loss to the
Boston 4 Maine Railroad. is the charring
oi The large pile of sleepers on this bridge,
Dog; they are not rendered entirely usele s..
The value Of this building consumed was
about 5000, and that oil the five passenger
cars $4,000. The wires OF the Western
Hion Telegraph Co, East. were nearly
a.. cut of. The general manager of the
EA>tern Railroad gives the following
r>timate of loss by to-days fire. ten pass en-
-er cars at $4,000 each. $40 900. car shed
$4,000, damage 10 bridge 81 900, total
$4,000. The Eastern Railroad company
,ures its own stock. No Pullman cars
burned
The Grand Master of the National
Grange of the Patrons of Husbandry. has
revoked the charter of the Boston Grange
"n account of its having admitted grain
3ealers and commission merchants into
The order. The Boston Grange however
refuses to be suppressed.
MURDERER CONVICTED.
The trial of Mark Boothby in Cambridge
resulted in verdict of murder in the sec
ond degree and sentence to States Prison
for life.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-10-16
Latest Election Returns.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IA.
Berks county. Democratic majority
about 1900; Colu mbus county. Democratic
majority 1850; Cumberland county, Re-
publican majority 500. Three wards in
Reading give Democratic majority of so4
Seven wards in Pits5urg give 1891 Repub-
lican maj.
DEs MONIES Co. Iowa. Oct. IA.
Returns up to ten o'clock p. NJ. from va
rious parts OF the State indicate a heavy
vote, enough is said to indicate clearly
kept few territories the exact result.
The Republican State ticket is undoubt-
eddy elected.
COLUMBUS, o. Oct. II.
Returns coming in. Comparing the vote
of Secretary of State with that OF 1872,
that Of Is towns, Akron. Youngstown and
Marietta show Democratic gains of 756.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. II.
Dispatches from Oregon to-day Neswith
places, Democratic maj. for Congress at
1000
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Hancock.

Hancock
Nathaniel Mcfarland at Netherlands
Hill. Hancock, within few weeks has lost
four young lambs, and 1t is supposed they
have been taken by bear. Last Saturday
morning Mr.. Mcfarland missed another
lamb. and walking down into the pasture
little way he discovered fresh blood and
considerable wool scattered about the
ground. He also saw numerous tracks
evidently those Of bear. There is con-
siderable excitement among the neighbors
and they will probably organize company
soon, and sndeavor to capture him to save
further depreciation.
Hancock has made a grand move in
behalf of education. A few years ago
there was not a comfortable school house
In town, now they are all comfortable and
two will give credit to any place. The best
school house is at 'Crabtree's Corner 1t
was built three years ago under the COLI
troll OF a committee who understood their
business; they saw the day coming when
Hancock wonld need a high school, and
that there was the proper place for it.
They acted accordingly. That day has ar
rived. and there stands a beautiful two
story building which will be occupied for
that very purpose on the 18th of Jan. next
Hancock has been agitating this movement
for some time. and it has now arrived at
that point at which it feels it a pleasant
duty, rather than a task. to educate its
sons aud daughters-to give them to the
world with well developed minds that they
may be able to elevate society, much more
than to heap upon them riches. with minds
diminutive to grope through life blind
folded, ignorant of the world around them.
The time is approaching for the examina-
ton ofcandidates for the Free High School.
they will be examined at the school-room
Oh a day of which due notice will be given
and passports will be granted to those adj
United. The committee are men well
known, capable Of filling their position,
and deeply interested in the work.
PR
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bucksport.

Buck.p.rt.
-Bucksport, now wrapped in her robe
of Autumnal foliage. was never more
beautiful. The !. # gardens and the
rich hues OF groV hillside aud the
dreamy haze that graded in the air.
gives the landscape a beauty So cnchant-
in. that one almost forget, that his life has
been other than perpetual feast.
We have recently put into the water
two fine vessels one, by jos. l.. Buck. of
1888 tons. now ready 10 sail for Barba-
does; the other a banqucntinc. BY W n.
Gem Il Co.. of 1896 tons, intended tor the
). Am. trade. No better vessels of their
class can be found. Bcasley u 60. are
making rapid progress with vessel Of
some 800 tons.
-siias II. Warren an energetic Job
Printer and Rufus ii. Emery a most excel
lent doctor OF sick watches. have asSocia-
ted themselves In business aud have opened
novelty store ia Parker Block under the
firm name OF Warren & Emery. Each
brings to hi, special department expert
eace and business habits that herald sue
GEES
The constructors OF the Buck sport
and Bangor Railroad are making rapid
strides towards the completion of their Job.
The rock and earth will all be removed be-
fore Nov. LIST, and a construction train will
probably be running more than half the
length from Bucksport. The work OF lay
ing rails was begun last week The sea-
son has remarkably favored the construc-
tors and the construction.
AT meeting of the stockholders Of the
Bucksport q Bangor Railroad Company.
held at Bucksport Saturday last, it was
voted 10 issue bonds TO an amount not ex-
ceeding $500 900, secured by a mortgage
on the road, bonds TO run not exceeding
thirty years, the directors to determine the
rates of interest, for the completion. etc.
of the road. The vote of October. 1871,
TO raise money by Issuing bonds was re-
eciudel
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-10-16
From Augusta.

AUGUSTA, Oct. Il.
FIRE.
Iae new farm buildings of Paul Wing
o-e Of the selectmen Of Sidney were burn
ID! Jas; night. loss including furniture.
crops, &c, So 900 insurance s.. 600.
CONTESTED ELECTION CASE.
4 fearing was had in Somerset County
r'n;ested election ease. before the Cover
,9r and council to-day. by throwing out
;He vote Of Flagstaff Plantation. the vote
"a, stand tie between Russell. Republican
ani crasin, Democrat. for County Com.
missioner. and elects Page, Republican.
fri Treasurer, by one majority. II /,
claimed that Flagstaff did not make its an
aia' return To the office OF Secretary of
safe a. required by law
Frank II. Bartlett was appointed State
As>AYER or METALS
Tie council i. now engaged in countin .
the votes for county officers.