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Ellsworth American., 1874-08-06

To N. Hon, County Con,missioners for
Hdscock County.
YHE UNDERSIGNED citizens OF said County
follows.
Besinnins on the road IN Ellsworth known as
Hsle's place: thenoe Sorthsriy through No. s. eu.
ding at the Waltham road, near Wm Dave
house. would be . road OF public convenience 4
necessity
Wherefore We pray your honors to locate the
same.
l.. a. EMERY. 4 lal others.
Dated April 10. 1874
STATE OF. MAINE.
HANCOCK, ss-Court OF County Commission.
ers, April adJ Term, A. ID. lsl&.
Upon the foregoing petition 1t Is considered by
the commissioner that the petitioners are re-
sponsioie And that they ought TO be heard touch.
ing tn. matter set icrth In their petition. and
therefore order that the Coanty Comm issioners
meet At
John Royals in Ellsworth,
Gp Tuesday the sth day of September next. at 10
o'clock a m. and thence proceed TO view the
route mentioned In sa Id petition i'm mmedialeiy al.
er which view. hearing Of the partie. and
Witnesses will be had a. sotne convenient place
IN the vicinity, and such other measures takea n
proper. And H is further
ORpEHEp-That notice ei the time place and
purpose OF Commissioners meeting aforesaid be
given to all persons and corporations interested
by serving Atiested copies of the petition and
TINS order thereon, upon the owners OF lands in
Township Nos fourteen days At least before
said hearing, aod also by serving . copy Of sai,l
petition ami order upon the CLERK OF the Ci y oil
Ellsworth, and BY posting up auested copies AZ
Aforesaid, IN three public places in said City OF
Ellsworth thirtj days al least before the tae ap-
pointed for said lew, and BY publishinS the pet
iiion ahd order thereon, three weeks successive
ly In the Ellsworth American. newspaper pub.
lshed al Ellsworth, in the Count, OF II ancocs,
the nrst publication TO be thirty days al least be-
fore lAe time OF said vlew that all persons and
eaiporat.oIs Interested may attend aud DC hear!
II they think 1t.
Attest, H. ID. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
true copy OF the petition and order thereon.
Js32 Attest, ii. Is. sAUSpERsClerk.
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-06

BATH. Aug. 4.
launched by Albert Hathorne this after
noon fine ship of l60O tons. named
,,atherer. She is owned by the builders
+. NJ. whitmore and Capt. James A.
Thompson of this city, who will command
her Also by Hogan Il Thurlow. brig OF
$40 tons for Portland parties.
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-06
Business Notices.

AN AkEsI> j. without doubt. the mot in
f<li4b". easy and scientific cure f.r PILES
ever discovered. @b.Gu grateful patents At
h>t IL Nlriuc>, snd physician, Of all school.
tndor-e il unequlNocaiy. Lotions ointment,
ami cIcciuaT.c~ At" only a waste of time and
money. ANAkE>l> relieve, pain N once aud
cures ah,uluiclV II l. the discovery OF pR.
>IL>BFE. >ctcuiifie physical and la. b,rn
Pronounced the greatest contribution To mrd-
cine q! The ase.-Pficr Sl.p1. >oIi by Drug
gi'i, every" here. Depot. - walker -, New
York
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-06
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, d. G. Aug !,
Attorney General Williams explicitly
.atiaJicts the report tina; lac intends TO
.,- "a or accept the Russian Mission.
\ .io- has passed between him and the
President on either subject. lli> relations
o,H Dee President are as pleasant a ever.
... q. will remain in the department of
ta-' er
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-06

The Bar.Room Remedy Tor all ailments j..
Rum Bitter, surchargcd with Ettsei OH a
deadly element. rendered mors active by the
puugent A>lrinSeni> with which il i, combined
lfNour >tpmacl i weak ami liver or bowels
ui>urIcrcd. strengthen 4 regulate them with
N1NTGAE BfTfEEs. purely NKGEI ABLE Al
TEgAIINk and ApERIENL. free IRON ai-orvi
4 capable Of lniu-lnS new vitality into Your
Exhausted system. 4w32
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-06
The Weather,


WAR DEPARTMENT.
U' C. OF The Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON, d. C., Aug. ), l. a. M
n obabilitiss.
tor New England the barometer will
continue to rise. with northwest to south
ta,- winds ard clear cool weather.
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-06
fremont.

In closing the first term of a large
-cn0o. .. >, est fremont. Miss y. A. Dun
ham finds the following names among her
scholars who were not absent one-half
Clark. Edw. Lunt, Chas. Clark, Bennie
Reed, Willie Reed, Hannah Latty, Rosa
Dix. Bert. Clark. Forsie Flint. III.
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-06
NJ a II II | + ID.

Eil,worth-30th ult., by Rev. Dr. Tenney
Capt. ferbert II. straiion OF Hancock. and
Mis-. julia ;. Hutchinss OF Franklin.
-l-t inst, by the same, Mr.. Moses |. Mayo
Of Ellsworth, and Miss Maggie r. Mason OF
Somcsyile
Sd inst, a, the City Hoial. by \. H. nig-
gins. Jr., F-q Mr.. Geo. ". Rodlck Of Ra.
Harbor. and Miss Ida Durham Of Amherst.
Gouidsboro'-2d inst. by II. NJ. sowIe. ESD,
Mr.. Wm. W. Crane and Miss Clara Morris,
both ofG
surry-2sth ult., by Eey. l.. 5. "Trip. Mr.
Melville Treworgy Of Surry. and Miss Ade-
laide 4. stevens Of West Waieryile.
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-06
ttsal 4gotitss.

To the Hon. Court Of County Commissioners
for the County Of Hancock.
TNE THE UNDERSIGNED citizens of said
w County respectfully represent that the
County road leading over Jouea' Hill, 10 called
lin waithaml can be made much easier by chang
Westerly side of said Hill, aud the came would
be OF great public convenience and necessity.
We therefore pray your Honors to view said
route and make such change at your earliest
convenien nee.
And as in duty bound would ever pray
LEWIS Sissy, and Il others.
Plantation No. 2I, April Is, 1874.
STATE OF MAINE
HANCOCK, ss.-Court of County Commission
eIs. April Term, A. D. ls7&,
Upon The foregoing petition it 10 considered
ty the L commissioners that the petitioner. are
responsible and that they ought Id be heard
therefore order that the County Commis ioners
meet at Jones' Hill In waitham on Tuesday the
nrst day Of september next. At O'Clock P. H..
In said petition. Immediately after which view
hearing OF the parties and witnesses will be had
at some convenient place in the vicinity. and
Commissioners shall judge proper. And II is
further ORDERED-That notice OF time place
and purpose of the Commisssoners' meeting
Aforesaid be given to all persons and corpora.
tons interested by serving Aitested copies Of the
petition and this order thereon, upon the clerk OF
the town Of Wakham, and by posting up attest
ed copies as aforesaid. 10 three public places in
in said town thirty days II least before the time
appointed Tor said view. and by publishing the
petition and order thereon. three weeks succes-
lively IN the Ellswoth American. newspaper
published in Ellsworth. in the County OF Han.
cock. the first publication 70 be thirty days at
least before the time OF said view, that all per
sons and earporaiions Interested may attend and
be heard If they think nt.
Attest. II. B. SAUNDERS. Clerk
true copy OF the petition and order thereon,
swsi Attest, II. b. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-06

Tired Nature, sweet Erstorer. Balmy
sleep. But there are lines when thls "Rr-
newer OF strength j. denied IL. times when
oar minds snd bodies have been 80 oScrworA,
aud are - worn cut that We woo the drow-y
god in vain. The Peruvian Syrup ,au Irun
Tonic renew, our strength aBd makes our
re>t sweet and rcire> >hing.
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-06

The School at Sullivan Falls, ofeieven
weeks, taught by Susie Adams of ELS
worth, closed two weeks ago. Whole num-
Der of scholars 80, average attendance 80.
There were 10 scholars present every day
of tie term, viz; Willie o. Emery, Harvey
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-06

Bar Har bor.
We learn that the citizens of Bar Har-
hor propose to celebrate the Introduction
Of Eagle Lake water into their village by
an address. music, and a free entertain
meut. within few days.
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-06

Mrs. Ira Witham was severely injured
by being thrown from carriage a, she
WAS returning from church a few Sabbaths
since. having one arm broken at the wrist .
and the shoulder OF the other di-looatcd
Some wears ago she was thrown from a
carriage at the same place. receiving inlu-
rie, ia the hip, which caused permanent
lamcness.
SAD ACcIDENr.-A small skif contain
ing three persons. James GRAY, aud wife
and young man, about II years OF age, Il
grandchild of Thomas Gray, sunk IN Woods
pond on saturday afternoon at about ,
o'clock. Mr.. Gray after being twice drawn
under by his wife succeeded in getting hold
OF the skiff and was saved. His wife and
the youth were drowned. Mrs. Grsy's
body was recovered that nigh; at about 8
O'Clock. The body OF the young man was
not found until sunday morning. The
funeral was attended on Sunday afternoon.
Rev J. I. Eveleth, former pastor Of the
Baptist church i, spending a few days in
town.
sch. Julia Elizabeth, Capt. CT os>on. i
now loading dressed stone for Philadelphia ia
from the New Granite Co., ani Mr.. Albert
Whitney's works
The haying season i about over al
though few of our farmers will be some
weeks longer Hay is good In quantity
and i put In in good condition. All other
crops are looking nicely.
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-06

CALAIS, Aug. 4.
This morning the building owned and
occupied by Edward Forsell as resi-
dance and store, was destroyed by fire.
,oek and furniture mostly destroyed.
Io,- 5000, insured $500.
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-06

Dunbar, Frank Sherman, Calvin Moon,
Fred Moon. Otis Wooster. Victoria Moon,
Katie Dunbar. Annie Urann. Olive Urann.
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-06

lasnoine.
The contract for the Lamo inc portion
Of the new road has been awarded TO L.
aiah Young, of Iamoine. Work on the
road will commence at once.
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-06

OisaSters.
Sch Yantic. Munroe, Franklin. with lumber
sprung aleak off MOnhegin Friday night and
put into Portland Saturday full OF water.
Sch vsshti Gates, Holmes, from Weehawken,
with coal for Newburyport. while passing
through He'll Gates on the I'd ran ashore on
Halletrs Point and started stern-post. causing
her to lesk badly. She was towed of at high
water and taken to City Islands to 90 on the
dock for repairs.
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-06

To the Honorable, the Court Of County Com
MISS toner's for the County Of Hancock.
.ert 10 be h0lien in SAID County at Els
,co.fh, on the day of 1874.
VIE the unders |. ned legal voters in the town OF
w Buck.por, would humby show your Hon
that town.~ay from Henry Fletchers dwelling
house in said Bucksport, 10 the county road nea,,
Alfred McDonAd's dwelling house in said town.
seleetmcn Of said town have been duly petltion.d
To lay out said town-way; yet thev have unrea,
sonably refused and delayed to lay out such towu
way. Wherefore your petitioners con nsidering
Themselves a2Yrieved BY snch refusal and delay
pray your honors would agreeAbly to Law in
such case made and provided lay out such town
was, and caEse the same To be made.
And as in duty bound will ever pray.
WiSsLcw Kinks, and others.
North Back.port. June ". lsit.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, ss,-Court OF County Commissioners.
April, Adj, Term, A. b. 1874.
Upon the foregoing petition 1t Is considered by
the Commissioners that the petitioners
sponsbs and that they ough, 10 be heard touch
ing the matter set forth IN their petition. and
therefore order that the County Comm issioners
wiuslsw Kinks in Buaksport,
on Wednesday. the 9th day Of Sept. next. at ?
o'clock r. NJ, and thence proceed TO view The
premises mentioned in said petition, Immediately
aiter which view, hearing of the parties and VIII
uesses will be had 1t some convenient place in the
vicinity. and such other measures taken in the
premises as tho Commissioners shall Judge
ORDEKED-Thal notice OF time, place and pur-
pose Of the Comuis ;ioners' meeting Aforesaid I've
given to xl persons and cOrpor ations intere sted
W serving attesed copies Of the petition and this
order thereon, upon the clerk OF the towe Of
Bueksporl,
and by posting up aitested copies as aiore-
taid, IN three public places in said town thirty
days AZ least before the time appointed for said
view. and by publishing the petition and order
thereon, three weeks successfully in the Els
worth American. a newspaper published at Ellis
worth 10 the County of Hancock, the first publi.
cation 10 be thirty days least before the time OF
said view, that all persons and corpor atioHs inter
ested may attend and be heard If they think d.
Attest, II. b. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
A true copy of the petition and order thereon.
Sw3! Attest. HUTSuN u. SAUNDERS. Clerk.
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-06
MARINE LIST.

Ellsworth Port.
CLEARED.
July 81.
sch WIN Archie Belstty, Boston
sch ATboreer, Clark, Boston.
Pinkv Regulator, Giant, Rockland
August !.
Sch Diamond, jameson, Thomaston
sch y Hayey, Smith, Thomaston
ARRIVED.
sen jed Frye, Langlev, Boston
CLEARED.
Augusta.
sch Engineer, Bennett. Boston
sch Miuneola. Farrell, Boston
sch Tamerlane, Hodgkns, Boston
EARRiyED.
August 8.
Sch Redondo, Moore Boston
CLEARED.
August 4.
Sch Kennedy, Pomroy, Boston.
sch u 5 Lawrence, Davis. Boston.
Sen Telegraph, Remick, Boston.
August S.
sch Geo Fu-gerson, Furgerson, IorE
Sch YiAon, Hoogdon, Goose Cove
August 5.
Sch A Magee, Young, Boston
Sch Grace. Alley. Boston.
Pinky Regulator, Grant, kockland
Sch Julia Edna, Staples, Rockland
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-06

VT. Desert.
M. L. A.. little girl IL years of age
writes as follows:
Mr.. Editor ~ saw in yonr American
the other day. yacht spelled yatch in two
places: now is that the right way to spell
it?''
We are glad to know NJ. L. A.. is SO
observing. OF course, ydtch is wrong.
Our boys and girls and in the office. are
much obliged for the correction.
-Observations at the Voluntary L. ).
Signal Station at Mt. Desert. for the month
Of T,,l,
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-06
Universal
India Bitters

The Best Bitters ever made
Restore Debilitated Constitutions.
Counteracts Summer La.situdel
Completely Cure Chls and Fever
strengthen the system against Miasma
Protect against entrance OF Consumption.
Drive away rheumatism an Gout
Repair shattered and prosrated nerves.
Build up heathful condition
of the whole body.
ss-Thesc Btters compounded OF material.
which ar "a harmless "A they are eflcaciou.,
winch do their work magniicently, curing disease
and leaving no mischevous effects behind-Ss
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-06

NoVjce Ia N ariueru,

Notice To mariners.
The buoy OF North end Of Pslmer's Island is
broken of. and at high water is entirely under
water.
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-06

July 30, lat 81 lon "a, sch John Wentworth,
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-06
HN TELEGRAPH.


special Dispatches TO the Ellsworth American. ]
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-06

THE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives public no tice
i to all concerned that he has been duly ap-
pointed. and has taken upon himself the trust
Of Administrator of the Estate of
EDWARD HACkETT, late Of Castne,
in the County OF Hancock, deceased, by giving
bond as the law directs; he thefefore
request all persons who are indebted to the said
deceased's sst.Ite, to make immediate payment
and those who have any demands thereon, to
exhibit The same for settlement.
c. j. ABBOT.
Castine, July %. 1874. swa
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-06
Foreign Ports.

Foreign forfs.
Pictou-Ar 27th ult, barqre A Campbell.
Buuker. Cherryield; sch New Dominion.
Jones. do
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-06

THE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives public notice
j To all concerned, that he has been duly ap-
pointed and has taken upon himself the trust
OF Executor of the last Will and Testament of
JOSHUA TOURTELOTTE, late OF Eisworth
n the County of Hsncocg, deceased, by giving
ali persons Who are Indebted 70 tSs snia aS.. a.
ceased's estate. to make immediate pay and
those who have any immediate demanda thereon
to exhibit the same for payment.
A. 7. BCRNHAN.
July Sch, lsa. 3w3a'
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-06

Parties desiring Insurance, viH
find Il to their advantage. 10 make
application at this Agency. Long
Experience, R-onap:ness and Far
Dealing, haze thus far Satisfied all
QPplicants, and the same qual;ties
viU continue to be sAo,pa to all.
Those 'eishiag lassruacs an ap-
ply IN 'srissns. slss sasing the ex-
Pe"ss cfo Persesal application.
Ellsworth, Jan. 2Oth, 1874. " -sai
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-08-13

Business generally is improving In
our town. New grain is coming in quite
freely, and trade increases as the hsrvest
season closes. New wheat brings so to
IS cents; and barley 20 to 90 cents per
bushel.
Political matters are quiet. and occu-
py the attention of our citizens but very
little. not Is much as they deserve, per.
haps; but IS the election approaches no
doubt more interest will be developed
The call for District convention in the
District TO nominate q candidate for gu
pervisor, published in the last issue of
the ADvERTIsER, was made, it is said,
without consulting the Republicans of
Pennington. who are almost unanimous
ly in favor Of the plan suggested in the
call for the county convention.
Messrs H C. Loomis, c. w. Norton
and A. M. Parsons, recently left here for
q visit TO Colorado, and are now enjoy
ing the invigorating climate of the
mountains; but T. c. Prescott was not
Of the party as the ADVERTISER was
made to say recently. Mrs. H. G, Loo
mis- left here on Tuesday evening las,
to join her husband, accompanied by
Mrs. Hayford, Of Durant.
Rev. z p Whiting, of the Congrega-
tional Church, is spending few weeks
ir Ohio and New York, accom-.
panied BY his family.
We learn that livery stable is soon
% be opened here by D. L. Wilson, who
. about to move into town, in company
nth Thos. Curtin. This is an improve
,ent needed here, and we wish the pro-
rletors success in their investment.
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The National Sunday School Con-
ven,ion, which met on the 4th, at
Fairpoint, Cautauqua Lake, New
York. is attended by representatives
from all parts of the country. The
place Of meeting is novel in its char
acter, being a beautiful park called
PALESTINE" three hundred feet long
and about one hundred and twenty
feet wide. 1t represents, on . small
scale, section OF the Holy Land OF
sixty by one hundred and fifty miles.
There is in the center of the park .
Sunday School and Biblical Museum,
containing many objects of interest
to Bible students. Among the dis
tinguished speakers in attendance are
Rev. DR.. Vincent, Bishop james, Mrs.
Jennie F. Willing and John B.
Cough.
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FROM LOUDEN.

Perhaps few lines from here might
interest some of tho readers of the AD.
vERrIsER. NJ L. Banks, VIM has been
visiting his friends in old Connecticut
and Ohio, has returned, bringing with
him large and well selected stock OF
dry goods and groceries. Our old friend
DR.. VIM. P. Hills, formerly Of this place.
has returned; proposing to practice -
heretofore. while DR.. E. B. Town has
taken to himself . new better half to en-
JOY the pleasures of life. There are but
few instances where man selects a girl
and raises her to womanhood and then
marries her.
Chas. Danes House was struck BY
during the storm last evening,
the fiue. No serious dam.
age.
The farmers are pretty generally
through with their harvest. The crops
10 not an average, owing to the dry
weather.
The new school house win DO ready
for school by the LIST Of Sept. The Prin.
cipal, J. G. Johnson, is out in the coun-
try harvesting; which goes to show flat
he is BY no means An id.er.
J. G. Parr was arrested and fined ten
dollars and cost, for assault.
Judging from appearances, as some
Of the boys LETT town last week, there
must be something like whisky, to fly to
the brain, yet remaining about town.
A serious accident occurred in this
neighborhood two weeks ago. A Ger
man, about thirty years of age, mounted
q fiery colt, to break it, when the colt
reared up and fell back on him, murine
him 50 that he died in few days. His
sufferings was severe Boys be careful
about colts. PAT.
Aug. 10th, 1874.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

c. Henry Ibsen
agafnst
VIM H Wareham, District Court of Ce-
Sarah f. Wareham. dar Co.. Iowa. Mo-
Ellsworth Wareham, vember Term, 1874.
and Stephen G. Ware
ham, minor heirs OF
Steph n Wareham,
deceased.
To the above named Defendants:
You are hereby notified that there 10 now
on fle in the once of the Clerk Of the Dis
trict Court in and for the county of Cedar.
In the State of Iowa, a petition of G. Henry
Ibsen Plaintiff, claiming of you that he IL
the owner Of the following described real
estate, situated In Cedar county. Iowa, to-
Vit: The west half Of the northwest quarter
81 section fifteen Q5A In township eighty
one (sIl. north Of range one %, west OF the
9Th r. ~ AMI as,siuE tina. his title to said
property LIE established and quieieu against
the adveis =. aims OF said defendants.
Now unless you appear 20 said petition
and defend thereto at or before noon Of the
second day OF the next term of said Court.
to be begun and held at Upton. in said
county. on the I'D day of Nov, 1874, de-
fault will be entered against you. and ludg-
ment and decree rendered In accordance
with the prayer of said petition.
iws2 WOLF, LANDT 4 YATES.
for
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FROM CLARENCE.

Cheap Johns" establishment passed
through here las: Friday night, enroute
for Stanwood.
Saturday evening few of the youths
and maidens Of the city, drank tea ard
offered toasts, and sang songs. to the
honor of Miss Mabel Martins birth day.
The party was . continuation Of mirth
and revelry and everyone present seemed
happy.
Mr.. Bennett, publisher, Forester. H.,
visited our town one day last week. The
gentleman talked with some Of our bust.
ness men in regard to the starting of .
paper here, and when interviewed by
your correspondent, reported the situa.
ton favorable.
Last Thursday. Messrs Roe Bros. of
Chicago, started Wholesale grocery
store, at the old stand Of Macomber s.
Simpson. Messrs. r. and Bros agents
have been travelling through our county
receiving orders for goods, etc., aud
have opened this stand to Ill them trade
getting slim they discharged their clerks,
packed up and departed this morning.
Mr.. P. Bent and family, Of the firm Of
Bent 4 Cottrell, depart to morrow for a
recreation from business, and visit to
their old home in New York; they stop
in Chicago few days, and from thence
on to New York via niagara Falls.
One Of the most touching incidents of
the heart occurred last Saturday; An am
bicious youth Of fourteen, having watch
ed. with tears in his eyes, the dies both
ering his favorite COW, removed the
trouble by cutting hole in his fathers
sixteen dollar horse blanket, large en-
ough to admit the cows head. and when
well girded on, turned her loose IN the
pasture; his father SO overcome by the
scene, did not chsstise the young hope,
full for running the blanket.
We sre pleased to say our city has
never been so free from rowdies and
drunkenness as 1t Is at present; we at
tribute the cause to the prohibition of
intoxicating liquors Our worthy May.
or-to him may We bestow our thanks
for the good work so far advanced.
The late lawsuit held at Cedar Rapids
between Hecht, Reed d Co and the
Mink's, was decided subject to new
hearing. The cause and particulars OIL
the case are known by ALL Mr.. p
Flansburg owed Hecht, Reed & Co., and
to secure payment Of same confessed
judgment. This claim is rendered al
most worthless should Flahsburg be
thrown into bankruptcy. The other
party claim they have done this by buy
ing notes, ETC., against said Flansburg
to the amount required by law. Hecht,
Reed & CO.. claim they (the M,nk's)
have not thrown Flansburg into bank
ruptcy, and that they cannot now do 80
many of the notes used being theirs
only to collect, not to be used as their
own property. 1t goes into higher cour,
this week
The remains of Mrs. Tobey, who died
at Clinton yesterday, were removed here
to-day. The deceased was an old resi-
dent of Clarence; kind, genial and social
in all OF her relations. Rev. Treadwell
OBLIGATED at the funeral, and delivered a
very impressive sermon Phil.
August 10th, 1874