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The meeting oct. 9Th, was quite well at
tended. bat before giving the report Of the
meeting. the Secretary would like TO quote
short paragraph from 4 temperance work
which may be OF use to some oil the Ellis
swouh ladies' in oycrcon NJ their dislike
OF speaking Ia public. Let not any woman
Nho>e heart is in the work. imagine she
cannot talk temperance To public audi
euces The truth j.. that the nimble tongue
so long employed ia uIicrAuccs less noble.
has power not easily cNce.Icd. when tie
high them OF human destiny engage il.
and thi- IT, world j. just beginning 10 find
out. Tie President. Mrs. Whtmorc.
presided. Meeting was opened with prayer
by Mrs. Hamilton JOY. followed by sing
iug. The report of the last meeting was
read. and The business before the meeting
attended to. Miss J,lli,on was then called
upon for remarks. and res pondrd in a most
interestiug manner. The object does not
Justify the means in all undertakings, but
IA the work OF temperance it does. and
what was the object? To return 70 the
path OF rectiiude the sinner. TO ciothe and
feed the children deprived Of all comforts
by run. 10 make n wretched wife happy,
this Is The obj ect OF the temperance work;
bat whether this object is attained. or not
sepeHds upon perseverance. il we are per-
sisteut we shall succeed. although there Is
much to be done. Young men and boys,
are still commencing in the path which
will surely lead to utter ruin. Much de-
peEds on the mothers, ifevery mother does
+ her duty. there will be less drunkardsr
The speaker closed by hoping the time
was not far distant. when our city would
be noted for temperance as il had been for
] intemperance, for ii had been truly said
7 that Ellsworth had beer flooded with rum,
and It, streets lined " ith drunkards." Mrs.
/ Hamilton JOY thought the last remark of
the speaker was true, but that we ought to
/ feel encouraged. keep active in the work.
put our trust in a higher power. and we
I shall surely succeed.
Mrs. b. II Aiken said. that the great
mas Of people had not teen reached, they
were no TO De found in the churches. but
/ IN time they might be reached. No pei son
could be interested in more noble cause,
I aud let IL per-evere."
The meeting closed after sin ging. to
meet the following saturday Sec'y.
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Clty and County.

DIaeA Crook Company who gave
'f'ainment on Friday and Satur-
@-->. did not receive very encour-
r,uage.
= 10 want Of Insurance of any
10 well to examine the Compa-
'euted by Chas. c. Burrill, before
where.
ladies' Of the Methodist Society
'oi'h' will hold supper at
aail, on the evening of Thursday
" proceeds for the benefit of the
@uFch ia Ellsworth.
so,t Of the buildings &c. of the
nigh school at Hallowell, thus
=" 1880. In last weeks Amer
eirof Of figures it was stated to
'Aef million of dollars.
"iateuf Qnartette will give a con-
,oek Hall OIL Thursday evening,
Inc Quartette consists of Mrs.
h. al Bangor; Miss Ella Burn
"a neid; Mr.. E. r. Winsate,
Mr. L Brimmer, Ellsworth /;
Aef' Pianist, Cherryfeld.
~ ' rams and constant teaming
b.. streets almost impossible for
The street commissioner
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HARnoE-Ar s. sch Vineyard, Eosebrook,
Windsor y : Tor baltimore
Ar ., srhs sunbeam, King, Portland, Fred EAton.
Mots. Calais for New YORK II I Townsend. VII
der, last .ort. Tor philadelphia, g W >h"w,---.
Machias for Bp-t on
~li &, sch Prize. Harmon, Boston.
Ara .cii- Dccorra, Thompson. Portland for Ma
ch.as JcIdie, >heeirick. Boston for ALAS. Ocean
Belle. Houston Portland Tor = John. Louie. -
Boston tor do
ArI0 L. :. survey sch Palnures, bradbury
Passport. bound Wet
Ellsworth
Ar :, sch Caroline krc-hcr. DeyereuS. Buck
sport Laurel Bennett, Hancock for Boston, Wm
Hi. Bail. Hancock
Ar .. sch Railroad, Webster. Castinc
PEuyIpENoE-Ar I, sch tastll!lan, Morgan. Elk
abe Import.
PAwrUCKEr->ii s. sch Dexter Foss Hancock.
CAsuNE-Ara. -.h- ftirica!er ,,>esvi Boston
James Woodbury., Weber, do; Benz Franklin
Lord, do.
sId :, schs Brilliant. Varnum, Boston; Texas
Leach. do. Florda. Jones. DO.
Ar sch Fred Dunbar. Perkins, Bangor for Bos-
ton
VINEYARD HAyEN-Ar4. schs 9 II Nscomber.
Sargent Nj Desert DAVID Faust smith. Ellsworth
NLwruRT->id 8. sch Breeze, Bartlett, Trenton
BosTuN-Ar u. seh Hrsperus, Wooster suii.
van, Emily, Alley, Ellsworth.
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would receive blessing instead of curslng.
II he would clear the crossings from the
coating of mud. with which they are now
covered.
We learn that Miss Hall of Boston. an
accomplished and successful teacher of vo-
cal music, proposes to give private and
public instruction during the winter to pu-
pills and classes who may desire her serv-
ices. provided sufficient encouragement
shall be given. 1t is to be hoped that she
will succeed.
The North Ellsworth Fair opened on
Tuesday. and notwithstanding the unfa-
vorsble weather. there was ii good attend
ance and lair display OF vegetables. farm
ing products and stock. On the compile
of the new Hall at No. Ellsworth. one of
parties who had taken great interest in the
enterprise, cheered 50 loudly thar his vo-
cal organs have ever since tailed. and lac
can now speak only in whisper. Our
informant SAYS lac bust his throat which
is Yankee we suppose for. "haesrt in fduci-
bus
The FIFTY ASSOCIATES company oi
working men have recently organized IN
this cit under the above name. Their
object is TO employ their surplus capital in
some iemunerative manner, and to encour-
age each other To save small amount
each month and invest. it in some enter
prise. in which all shall have a voice. The
memberships are put al five dollars, and the
members bind themselves To pay into the
treasury monthly an additional sum OF two
dollars. We understand that hnv names
have already been obtained. The officers
chosen are,
A. A. BARTLETT. PfcStd,nt.
LEWIS FRIEND. Treasurer
AT the Catholic Fair. on Tue, day
night. our worthy Constable. Geo. "
Newbegin. was the recipient from his
friends OF au elegant gold headed cane
The competition among the voters was
lively aud spirited. VIM. O. Mcdonald,
received $50 votes VIM. Z. JOY, lsj votes
and Nj. New begin, 36j votes. Whole
number Of votes. 200 There was n fitness
ia the selection. a the heads OF both cane
ami donee. tally exactly IN color.
Miss Mary McGiverin was the for,u-
nate competitor Ia the voting for the gold
ring at the fair. receiving 6l7 votes out of
1856 votes. There were five candidates.
Tonnage abstracts. for the quarter
ending september 3oih. 4. D. 1875. In the
District Of Fienchman', Bay
Permanent gi,trr-
>a.il Balance. 1905
ts.tl Balance. min
Permanent Enro meni-.-
t>ai'.) Balance 80 1885 81
>iram.) Balance b /
Temporary
l>ail.) Ba rance 30 81
Licenses under 20 Tons
SAIL "Coa>tiug Trade 90. %
Licenses un l,r 20 Ions.
l>4i..l The Fi>heries" b AS -
Total number OF vessels docu-
menicd IN the District $40 a0o>a -
Licenses o Enrolled Vessels
The - D., rie>. "-Balance - 1885 n
" The CoA-iIng Trade" 81 1852 -
Ncs>ci- Built 81 % Tons.
81 Lott Al - and Wrc. hed~ IiCn
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Engine Trial.


PORTLAND. Ne. Oct. Il.
!. l- trial between Eureka No. /,
.- Mass. aud Z. +. Walker. No.
b. Haven. came Of this forenoon
r-eot Park Each Engine played
-l feet Of hose any size of nozzle.
-.s play Is minutes at a time
-ar- The result OF the playing
-.'aaa. 239 feet and ll-l.2 inches, L.
,r. - lret and 3 inches. They
.tau at-uN supplied by steamer.
.r,t of feeling prevailed; the de-
Company being satisfied with the
g s. 'he decision. Abont 1000 peo-
sent.
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PILLOWS HYroPHOSPHlrEs The merit Of
this remark able remedy IL due to %. peculiar
property Of restoring IA" wasted Tissues of the
b DIS 10 their original firmn"ss and yigo-. Iii,
well known Ihat Tor every thought and sction
there l. death OF decay Of an amount Of mAtcri-
81 prOpoftiUnAte 10 the magnitude Of the
thought or action. TEi> waste i Supplied by
the tniDIgdirel nuiritlVe iuncti N he pre-
cuciou- ictivty II gu h. the enlhusi>tic -trug-
gle tor we nh sud fame IN the middle aged .
and Old age it.elf c,use undue decay Of ma
teriAl nervous force. I'VE 1--we by DIS ng.'
SAYS WeudAil Holmes, '9ni We must all be
born sgain. atom b, atom. from hour to hour
or perish al a. once beyond repair" To the
end that power Of repair NAV be vodchsafed to
the eufrebled OF ganizatOn, We con. mend Eel
lows HypOphp- ph!les.
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If sou have been coughing all winter and
begin to despair of recovery, or II you have,
taken recent cold, go at once to the Drug
store OF ;. ID. wiggin druggists, Ellsworth and
get bottle of DIX. NORRIS SYRUP OF TAR
WILD CHERRY AND HoREBoUND. Take IL
and be well. No other medicine acts so
promptly and effectuaily in Coughs, Colds and
all diseases ofthe throit, lungs and Chest,
leading to Consumption. Hundreds who once
thought they had that dread disease have been
restored to health, by the use ofthis almost
magic remedy. Ii is also the best known
specific for Group, and never iaiis in whoop-
ing Cough. Trial size 10 cents.
Morris q Heritage .proprie Ton. III ilsdel phia.
John W. Perkins a Co. Portland. General
agents. ~ ly "a
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Brook in
Business Notices.

Your lilr can BE- saved b. usiu, Hanrs Rem
cay. tcurc, drop,y anl al diseases Of Tie
kidneys, bladder aud urinary organs. lin
dr,d, That have been given ~ by their piiy,i-
Clans 10 die have been saved BY hi, grca; Rem
eds and ATE now ". III US a, II, n; " theses Of
tie 'aiuc fihi, medicino
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Do you want to be cured Of Dyspepsia, con-
stipation. Piles and all diseases ofthe stomach
Bowels and Liver. II you do. 20 TO G. A
Plrcher', and get bottle Of Virgins Pellets.
They Will cure sou. For sale by all druggists
tor so cent> bottle. or sent by mail on re ceipt
Of price. Prepared by Wiggin & Co. Rocklind
Nj
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Do you want 10 save your children. II you
do. go TO q. 4. Parcher and get box OF Fe>-
srBden', Worm Expellrr. II i the >ure>t
safest aud best worm medicine now in use.
For sale by all druggists for - cents, or sens
by mail on receipt OF the price.
Prepared BY Fes>enden & Co. Rockland
Maine.
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Il no wonder that inyaiil- lose faith in al
-uec nc. when - many worthless medicine,
ar adyetti-rl tor The cure Of Var5.a. diseases:
bur which when tried. are found wanting"
We hay" vet IL learn. however. Of the lyst l4ll-
are Of H'i,tIrs BllsgR Of Wild CRer77y 10
cure coughs. cod. aud pulmonary disrR>c.
- CT. and 81 bottle, large bottle, much the
cheaper.
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Nature, bet remedies are found in the veg
stAbIe King !pm, and. among tie rc>t. FAR T.,
f1unI 10 he the m,,t valuable fpr all Kidney
trouble. HE active pru-i,,ie>-1il 1T turpen-
tine and the 81. 90 creo~otr-sre combined in
the"tore.t Iar." Thu PREPARATION j. not a
compound. but simply Tar purii Il. iii, su .
pefiortO any other article for tll Kidnc. com
druggist, for The ''torest Tar Book
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The immense Sab Of liALE's IIoSrY %
HuREHoUND AND TNH prove. that the lpeoIle
consider II The ouIy sure rsmely TOR coughs
and c"ld- ami ID pulmonary diseases. sold by
all druggist.
Pike Too,ha,hr Drop, cure IA one minute
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LYiRoS's k.rHAoN prevents the Hair from
falling out or turning gray, renews IT. growth,
aud gives strength and Sigor. II l. delightful
" PERU med, aud makes splendid dressing.
IL /, the cheapest and most desirable Hair Ton
ic ever produced. Used by the elite. Price
only 80 cents. mos. -
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SCPEp NUMERARIEs.

sUPEp NUMERARIEs.
Jas. II. Nickerson. Amherst.
Henry Partridge, Orland.
Jessie Stinson, Deer Isle
Aug. g. Savage. Mt Desert.
The whole number OF cases on the pres
ent Civil Docket is 403.
On the call of the Docket, SO were mark
ed for trial, 10 defaulted. dismissed. and
u entered Neither Party. About 100 of
the actions now on the Docket stand Re
ferred.
Wednesday, Oct. ID.
On motion OF l.. A. Emery. Esq.
william Oscar Buck, Esq. of Bucksport,
and Henry F. Barker, Esq, of Ellsworth,
were adr.itted as Attorneys aud Counsel
Tors to the Bar ofthe ;. j. Court of this
State.
On TRIAL.
Nancy J. McCabe. Henry Brookman.
liadiOck Tor Pm. Emery for Def.
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THE OHIO ELECTION.

4GOOD DAYS WORN.

b e,.blicani.m "A md Hard Money Triumphant.
NEW YORK. Oct. IL.
A private despatch from Cincinnati
ated : 30 p. NJ. SAYS: 1t is estimated that
b. vote Of the State will reach 500 900 +.
~ tar "a heard from, the republicans
ban ia every county except Mahoning.
b. possibly Franklin. Cuyahoga County
laid 10 have given 5000 republican ma
y. Later returns from a number OF
i, Northeastern Counties, mostly mining
fk.itt-. uj,e democratic gains
ur GERMAN NoTE REFU BLICAN.
hIsatc dispatches from Cincinnati dat
IsM. say that an immense German
i publican vote has been polled Later
k>patOhe, from Tire reserve are not 20 ia
i. 4a.e Iartae republicans.
LARGE REPUBuCAN GAINS.
,r<clNxAII. oct l2.-lO +. NJ
"a ne eion passed of quietly. In this
"A over 20 con votes wer. ROLLED before
L s.e,o,k. Tue Republican, claim the
hur1 iar hayes. aud lhe entire county
b. ltiS certain that the republicans
b. made large gains. The result in the
j wl roi bee known until lake.
HAYES rE0BABLY ELECTtD.
COLUMBUS. ONO Oct. I'll p. NJ
i eru. returns only have been re-
.J from nearly every county in the
i , Aut hone are more than fragmenta-
j hundred aud twenty five townships,
.-> and wards show Total majority
Hst-~ t.a- tar 81 over 3 900. and there
] ey Indication Of biz election.
LE AND BETTER ELECTED BY
-ooI0 MAJORITY
NEW YORK, Sept. II.
r,1m Ohio 10 New York Times.
.,te ..r election Of IIayes by Is 600 TO
- l'y. Hamilton county is re-
:. F.ed by the Republicans, who
Il have elected the whole county
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vi \ Il X | f. ID.

S-dgwck 81. by R,y. {. +. Bartlett,
Mr. Geo PervcAr. OF : dsSck. aud Mis- Fan
ME A Roberts. OF Wesley.
Oct. 9Th. by Rev. {. p Bartlett, Kendall
X. Salisbury and Mis-, Abby +. Fiskc, both Of
Bluehli.
Aurora-Oct :. by Roswell >il-by Esq. Mr..
Martin Lau.hlin and Miss Margaret l.. Whit
ney, both OF Great Pond.
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P0EILAND, Ne. Oct. u.
" William 7. Merrill, in
"as burned this morning. 1t
SUED t1r 5000.
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he Weather.

VAR DEPARTMENT. }
BE chief Signal Officer.
A'SsIoN, ID. c. 0CT.. 8. lA.M.>
oJd5HuieS.
Atlantic States. rising barome-
At 10 Northwest winds. falling
.tr. clear weather with frequent
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JUDGE DICKINSON. PRESIDING.

JIDTE DiCkINSDN- PRESIDING.
The Court opened at 10 O'Clock. A NJ,
on Tuesday. A. usual.
The following are the names of the
G:and aud Traverse Jurors:
GRAND JURY.
James c. Saunders. Foreman, Orlaud.
Wiley b. Arey. Bucksport.
William A. Clark. fremont
Augustus W CLARK. Ellsworth
John VI. bennett, Castine.
Jared Emery, Eden.
Nahum Flood. Ellsworth.
William II. Foster. Trenton.
Chelsea Gray. Penobscat.
Lowell Grindle. Brooksv lie
Wylie Hall. Gould,boro.
Isaac Mayo. Brooklin.
Charles j. SWEET. Surry
Newton Slower, Sedgwick.
Stephen b. Wescott. Bluehiil.
Charles II S. Webb, Deer Isle
FIRST TRAVERSE JURY.
Ephraim Crabtree. Foreman, Hancock.
Jasper ID. Gray, Sedgwick.
Philander Austin, Ellsworth.
James ). Bennett. Verona.
Elijah 5. Doane, Sullivan.
Calvin DOnnell. Franklin.
James W. Douglass. BiuehilI.
Bennett Dunbar. Castine.
Almond ii. Giles. Waltham.
William L. Getchell, Orland
Samuel Gilley. Cranberry Isles
Martin V. Gray, Brooksyille.
SECOND TRAVERSE JURY.
Chas ID. TrewOrgy. Foreman. Ellsworth.
bert Treworgy. Surry.
Sllas h Tribou, Bucksport.
Smith Watson, BROOKLYN.
John II. Whitaker. Lamoine. fIf
Henry Workman. Gouldsboro.
John G. Wilson, fremont.
Henry ID. Joyce, Swans Isle.
Cyrenus b. Lord. Ellsworth.
j. H. Littlefield. Penobscot.
Joshua L. Little. Bucksport.
Jessie II. Mayo, Eden.
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Obituary notices. beyond tie Date, Name and
Age must be pa.d for.
Ell,worth-Oct. sth, Mrs. Jenny Hall, aged
about - wears. Deceased was resident Of
Bangor.
Bluehill-sept. 23nd Mr.. Franklin Lufkin,
aged a, year,.
Nj. De,ert-Sept Is. Mrs.. Sarah Pierce.
aged 20 years, month, and Is day.
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knowledged the best In use. Each pound bears
the name Of JAMES PYLE. None genuine with
out. lyrA as
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MAXINE LISA.

Ellsworth Port
CLEARED.
oct :.
sch Ws-ter'oo. " hiiiaker. Eo,t1u.
sch Nm II Archer beIiatty. Boston.
ARRIVED.
sch Zicavo. Dung, Boston. ~
CLEARED.
oct. :
sch EHpre>-, Alley, Bar IIArbor
AEIlN hi
sch james Holmes, X. der. Belfast.
seh taaoNA, l4le, Providence.
sea Eul,rua', 'lAu"arI. be-i'n.
,LEkELD.
oct p
>ch IodU IA Ac .ns host a..
Sen Itlcglsph. X MICA, boston.
sch e-uaosl Le"4s. iIa.i.t4et, Eoston
Seh faE beta. Nuita"0F', boston.
Svh Panama. MAEra.i. Boston.
ARRIVED.
Sch Dslcware, Ir,wotsy. boston.
ga Utssn %, hammond, DO.
ga \ II - u.,lWard no'ISar!, New York g.
ARRIVED
Oct. 10
srh Mechanic. MaaeW. Ii9oAland.
CLEAEEp.
OF. IL
>.h Fam WIND. LoeAhart. Ho.,na.
>,n Banner. AalsAAi, i.oc AiAnd.
AFFIRMED.
sch Ee@ RIVER H. IS Leu. Sew YORK
Bpuu5 I've, Nh..ttAer, Boston.
>u E.la, ii"Is>iu-. t.'.AlAui.
syh E.ea. Wt.lica'rc. Es,,'a
scA Astolts. Moon. DO.
CLEARED.
Oct y.
seA r.aAs Regulator. TRAM, R'es'aad.
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Cramps AMI pain IL the st0macl are prompt
ly relieved Dy using l. mes Pain kI.ing Mag
tc Oh.
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IMPORTANT 70 TRAVELLERS.
When ynu Welt or leave the City OF Ne y
YORK ave anno, ance amt expense Of carriage
hire and slop = the GRAND UNION HO.
TEL. Opposite he GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
IL has over 40 elegantly furnished rooms and Is
fitted MP At an expense oi over S5vO, Vug. Eieya
tor : cam and all modern improvements Eu
ropean Plan The REsTACnANGs,L Lunch
Counter and Wine Rooms are supplied with the
best the markrt can furnish. The cuisine IL I'M
surpassed. Rooms for q single person. o., tl5s,,
and 81 per day rich suites for families proportion
alely low, 50 that visitors 10 the city and travel
ers can live more luxuriously, for less money, at
the GRAND UNION, than at any other hrstclass
Hotel IN the city. stages and Cars pass the Ho-
tel every minute tor a. parts OF the City.
Iva OF n W. ID. GAkRISON, Managers.
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Trcuiohf.

Trcmohi.
There are now two Free High schools
IN successful operation here. attended By
nearly one hundred industrious scholars
very marked improvement can be seen,
aud We may say, without fear OF contradic-
ton, that the average rank in scholarship
Is higher than ever 1t was before. This adj
vance in education We owe u our high
schools. taught during the past year, Tor
they have not only given opportunities for
more study, but have melted the scholars
of our other schools 10 greater diligence.
thus increasing their efficiency. fremont
has never taken step. at so slight n cost.
OF such enduring worth a. this; establish
I'M Free High schools. May she ever look
"a well To the ed uca.iou OF her sons and
daughters, thea. whether they live aud lab
OF on this beautiful kle of the sea. or else
where. they wjI ever remember fremont
aud her good schools with pleasure.
Eden.
buck Btopk Bridge at Bar IIsrbor.
Eden. viii be ~ fog repairs from the l0th,
inst, 10 TIN 18Th OF November next.
Nm. 4. IrLAND, Road Agent.
Eden, Oct. >. lS.5.
Hancock
Ne learn that Capt. David G. Eaton
i purchasing in tins town sweet i,rn. the
tannIn properties OF which. he proposes 10
extract and ship the same to Western tan
ne:s. Tia. j, an experiment, which II sue
ce>>lul, viii prove If incalcu,aL.e value To
owners OF waste Land, ~ the county. The
pricc paid f'g The fern delivered i, s. per
ton.
Brook iu.
The BrooAii. bridge tower, and ap.
proaches have thus lar COS, s7.744 oop.
The erection Of 4 temporary bridge Viii bee
begun next june tor ;hc H.. of The scailpld
ing Tor the construction of the main road
Way
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Instanter cures Toothache in one moment.
3itf.
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OMAHA. Neb. DC. L.

W III n -FV1' VI .
election IN this city. has passed
4me, aud orderly manner. Much
has been done on both SIDES,
'-rminaliou wide spread among
r., to have the best mcu without
n4ny. has led 10 much scratch
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MIDNIGHT.

toLINBUs. Ohio. Oct. II.
have been received except on
atoiiasyote and those are sill
Returns from lOS townships
VS. -He Republican gains Of near
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Instantei cures Toooihache in one momont
3lif.
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.rrrn!L-AN M so.ooo va.
DIS MolNIs. Iowa Oct. !

DIS M0INIs. Iowa Oct. y.
..-. '.,armgd Republicans estimate
i.r hirAwooJ for Governor al
I.,sr j. every indication Of much
Republican gain in the Legislature
te state ticket. Unless the spec
l-.. state register are greatly out Of
D, Tie Republicans will have at least.
IAlitv on The Legislature on joint
+ ias,c are Republican estimates
..u rats concede the Legislature
.-.t, ,V $1,000.
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.G uIMoCEAIs GIVE II Ur.

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. $500 majority, and have about
g.. .-s.r head quarters here. The
~ claim the election by 10000
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At Court Of Probate holden at Bluehiil With
"Wednesday OF july \. ID, I1sJ.
SARAu iIlNChLEI, 4 al, Executors OF the la.t
- MtI and Testament OF REM. steven, late Of
scnted their hret account OF AdmIuistTA tIon upon
sad estate Tor Probate.
ORDERED That the said ENcrulnr rtyo poticn
thereof 90 al persons interested BY causing a
COPY OF this order TO be published three ncek
succcs7iNely IN the Ellsworth American, PRINT Ell
IN Ell,~o ia. that they ma appear At a Pruba 10
Court 70 10 bc holden at bluoh,Il. on the st
Wednesday ol NOV. next at tau OF The clock 10 the
the -amc should not be allowed
SwII' fAHkEE TCCk, Judge
true Copy-Attcst: GEo. 4. piER. Rcslste
~ a Cou,t OF Probate holden at iiuchllI Win.
IN AMI inr thc county OF HlucocA. On the 1t
Nedne>'iaf Ct july y. H., 10
WILLIAM EABHIuGE znd Executor OF the
w thc lastH IA 81 Nm. Babp!dgr. late OF Deer
l., q. "a laid County deceased having presented
h 1T account Of administration upoa sarl estate
10 Probate.
OEpEKEp-That sara Ad'mr. give notice thereof
to aIi ler-ons interested Jy causing copy OF tht.
order - DC published three weeks ,ucccs.iyeIy III
the Ellsworth NmrricLn, priutet AZ Ellsworth,
mat they may appear at Probate Court To ac
hulcn At BIu,hll tu said county. tho ~ N c,l.
ncz,i4y .! $uy NEXT. at ten Of the clocN IN q c
forenoon anI she's cLa,c, % auF lHCy nave, why
the same should not be allowed
aHII- FARhER TUCK, Julgc.
tue COPY Aacsts GEO. \. DYER, Ecsr.