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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-11-02
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SaubeI, u. Ssifs unttr 20 8ub lang. ii.OO
tftsr 20 Jnb 800 n'str FER ". fir jsssn
rtiiern Jue.
9 rus 4 Seanilins $500 mstr per 70. ale fir
30if.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-25
Report OF the Reform Clnh

The constitution and by- which the Club
intends. 10 adopt at The next meeting, contain
among other, th, article
All male persons Of the age Of sixteen years
and upwards. who have been in The habit Of
using intoxicating liquor 10 a greater or les.
extent. are eligible TO membership in this
Club
We publish this puIpo.ely 10 correct falls.
impression as 10 the qualification Of member
ship which has gone abroad, not a little. per-
haps, TO our deiriment.
Forty-seven men have already enlisted in dis
movement, and forty-seven moe can with still
greater proprieiy 10 and do likewise for the
conspicuous ones among as had already re-
formed, while the others for the most part were
only known a. slight and'oecssiOnsl tippIers.
The real element in this community which
this Club was designed to touch, it has touched
but lightly. The habitual drinkers, no matter
how lightly they drink. or bow innoeentlv they
can pronounce the name of the stuff they swal-
low. are the real dangers in our midst. The
definition Of temperance is moderate indul-
genee. but who cares to learn how to be mod
crate in that which leads, nine times in ten. to
poverty, wretchedness, disgrace and death:
VINO Is there among Us who would instruct
his child to steal moderately, simply because he
has passion for stealingf Let US have done
with this idea of temperance in intemperance
it is altogether too dangerous. gentlemen. for
in the long run, alcohol is bound to ruin.
But the most Of you perhaps will saw thu,
you have already signed the pledge. What i.
the simple signature of pledge, compared
with the associations Of Club, every way cal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-25
Masquerade Bail.

The masquerade ball under the auspices
Of the L. r. e.. at Hancock Hall on Wed
ne,day evening of last week was largely
attended. The sleighing was excellent
Cd Probabilities ordered no display OF
cauiiouary signals. aud the weather wa
~ tne as one could expect. now that the
boundaries of the Arctic Ocean have been
extended South to ) indy lIook
U.arr these favorable circumstances
macy were prc>rnt from other towns TO
share in the iplIity OF the occasion. Eighty
one couples were on the floor. and if they
didn't have good time, appearances very
much b,Hcl them.
lu most cases the costumes were good
representation Of some person. fashion,
occupation &c. Int in a few cases. we
feel certain. the like was never known IN
tI" heANcu> above. iu the earth beneath.
uor jl the waters under the earth.
Tine >,suc TO a spectator was an inter-
o>tJu- one. a. was fully demonstrated BY
she aprrc,iajive looks Of the crowds in
the galleries. At about 10 10 O'Clock the
dancers uuma-hcd. aud marched 10 the
lower hll, 10 supper Here was "a feast
of iai things. all that the most hungry OF
dainty ,tuad desire. Amer supper. the
dancing VA, continued till : o'o!ocA. when
a,l retired. uuAu.mou, 10 the opinion that
t'i- aA- ,a- most plca>urabIc party of
'ic -..-o#. The music was hy Andrews
o...l-tr- el Bangor, aud wa, -up-fh
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-25


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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-25

wAEEiN. Il. I.-t.I ~, -ch Mar Il -omcrs.
Haskell, ~aEua.
In port .th. -,h- PhcnIv far Boston.
Asur-, Bath for baltimore, HrIyadicr, for Havana.
NI>Eis ARD iIAyEN-In port 18th, rch : l. Han,
joi Bucksport Turner. >agua.
>EwruKT-In port l. -eh- Highlander, wood.
Port Johnson ~eguIn. Roger, " ceha Ken for Fail
RIVER, saulia, RIVER, Georgia Eastern Light
Chase, Bangor.
NEw YoKK-Ar -. brig sullivan, Perry, Rio
JaB.rIo, -ch John Sanford Havana,
III Florence, Peters. for MatAnLas.
Cid 20 -ch Hattie Card, Moore. jacksonville.
fH1LADELriIIA-tli II, sch Lizzie Dewey, Ma
tdnZLs.
Ar 3u brig Adeline Richardson. I'm Carienas
FORTRESS MoNRoE-Ar ID, brig Anna u Iorrcy
Haskell, I'm Feruaniina for baltimore.
,ANANSAH-Cld - brig / farnhan, Brew ster
Port Royal
PENsicpLA-Cli Z. sch \ Wiley. Wiley, New
York.
ftESASDiLA-Ar L, sch sunshine. Iathrop,
Boston.
MoBILE-Cll2 2, -ch Stampede. Dow. West indies
B,LrIMOKE-tId u, -ch Peerless. Patterson, W
indies.
Al l., sch \ Fabcu-, I'm Pensacola
BEUN-WICk, Ga-Ld .s, sch City OF Chelsea
Goodwin, BerBeci
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-25

eulaied to bind the members to each other and
the cause in which they are engaged, with
hooks OF STEELE
Before one wear has passed we intend to have
Club-room so luxurious with amusement aud
instruction. as will do great honor TO ourselves
and he city.
There ara many moderate drinkers and many
periodical drinkers In this town who should
join hi tlub-it will cast nothing TO do tit
may cost you largely to neglect it.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-25

-Cork-screws are a drug in this market
at the present time
The Legislature adjourns finally to
day.
Ellsworth Is red hot on Temperance
- Eastern Argus.
Yes. aud We mean 70 temper it.
The Ladies of the Methodist society
will hold Fair and Supper in Hancock
Hall. Tuesday evening. March 4th
Several sleighs on Tuesday last came
up an the ice from Brooklin to this civ.
distance Of 20 miles
See advertisement of the Hancock
County Savings Bank. which i growing
in public favor and the confidence of this
community.
4 Our associate at Augusta is getting
x,..encal. He snores in time to Music
voluptuous swell. See Ed. Cor. He had
sbetter hasten home.
An old soaker said The other day. that
since the streets had become so Internally
dry. ii was the duty of the authorities to
order out the sprinkler.
1t is astonishing how many fast horses
are owned in town, if their drivers are TO
be credited. The river, for the past week.
has furnished splendid track and almost
every day fifty or sixty teams speed up
and down, at telling pace.
The anniversary of the birthday OF
washington was celebrated in this city. by
the scholars Of the High School. Their
respect Tor the truth-telling G. W. forbade
their attending school. The scholars OF
the lower schools did not remember the
day, until too late.
A boy of poor parents and only le
years of age was found drunk on the
streets night or two ago, and sentenced
by the Police Court to a inc of S., and in
default Of payment, Imprisonment thirty
days. The wretch who sold or gave hin
the rum, should look through the sam,
bars for thrice as long a term. and after
ward be imprisoned for life
BURGLARY. Henry Davis of Goulds
boro, was srraigned on Tuesday last, OF
the charge of breaking and entering .
Porgy Factory and stealing therefrom th,
screws, nets and warps used in the bust
ness. The evidence was sufficient {.
Justify the Court in ordering him to fin,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-25
Business Notices.


Because there i an inherited tende ncy to
consumption i does not follow that ;h- heir 10
this sad legacy must lie of the disease. The
ea 'ly sympams Of danger are marked-a
cough being the frs' AMI most prominent.
Meet tins fir~t indication IL phrtl with HALEs
HoNEY of UoREHpUNp ,Sp TAR, and in three
days il will hsye vanished aud with It AL eau e
Of apprehension. No mater how delicate the
uug- may b.. or how strong the prcdispn~ition
To consumption, a speedy cure IL absolute ~
cer.sin.
PIkE's ToOTH-ACHE DRoPs-Cure in one
minute.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-25

No one who ever used Dr.. Morris syrup Of
Tar, Wild cherry and Ilorehounl. wtiI be
without 1t. A. a remedy Tor al throat and
lung dl-cAses. Cur" iur Group. and preventive
of consumption. 70 IA. no cqld. Ac.- HAc
charm ID ~h.npiuE cough. There i no casc
whirh It Wi, not care or greatly r"ll"Vc. tom
IA d, 10 opium or other da .g"r.'I- q X ani j.
plca.4n "a fAAr. | have secured t'r -iir tGcu-
8. amt wtll furnish sample bottle, al 10 rt,.
:. -. Niggiu dru.-I-t. Ellsworth. Morris
ani Hcritagr. proprietor. Philadelphia. Jrhn
". PeFhiu, 4 60. Portland. General agents.
iSt~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-25

BANGOR. Feb -
On Monday afternoon IA, auiel ~pAutd-
ins was aceidrutiy knocked from The -,aa-
in Il Crosby >hip,ard. where be va, Al
work OF a ncS ofi-. IL fell distance. OF
ten or twelve iect crushing Ai, breast and
abdomen lie Wa taken u hi, IA he. :
house near by where prompt surgical al
tention was gwen. but the injuries received
proved 10 be Of a fatal nature, rcsutius ia
hi death early Tuesday morning. lie
was abOu; 30 years Of age AID unmarried.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-25
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Obituary notices. beyond the Date, Name and
Age must be pad for.
EllswOrth-2l.t inst, John Nshoney, aged
l6 years, IL months, days.
Lamoine-17th inst, Mr.. Henry Know les,
aged 50 years.
Mt. Desert-20th inst. Edward Brinton, son
of Josiah and Eliza Smith, aged years, ) mos.
West TrenteA-5ih inst, Mrs. Mary, wife OF
Thomas Mcfarland. aged "A years, IA days.
Farewell, mother, thou hast left Us,
Left this weary world of pain,
But in heaven thou art happy,
And our loss will be thy gain.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-25

"a find bail in the sum of So 600 for his APP
pearance at the L. 5. Court at Portland.
and in default thereof was committed. We
understand that the warrant b 5esn in Il e
hands of several Dep. Marshals for year
or two past. but IIovey has diligently and
persi>tently avoided arrest until wednes-
day, when Dep. Mushh Marble succeeded
ia taking into custody his man.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-25

special o.p.,.he, to The Ellsworth American



4 resolve arpropriating 1880 dollars
for military gurposes,'w again discussed
ii The House bv Messrs. Wilson OF BAN
gor T,hj Of Brewer AMI others. sud THE
amendment reducing the appropriation to
$500 dollars was adopted by large vote
The resolve was then passed. On coming
mp IN the Senate it was tabled.
WOMEN To soLEMNIzE MARRIAGE, &C
kNoWLEpGE DEEDS. AND ADMINISTERS
oArHs-
\ bin was presented by senator Emery
by law, 20 empower the Executive to ar-
point women 10 certain offices. which un-
der Su>Pel sion Of the rule, passed the
Senate. TIE bill provides tla, women
otherwise eligible hr appointed II sn'em-
nizr marriages ac now ledge deeds and ad-
minister cat h.. but without judic al power
The bin wa also passed by the House ly
a vote of - TO s.
$4,000 APPROPRIATED FOR \ NEw N ,NE
HOSPITAL.
The resolve aPpr"priatjn- $1,000 dollar,
for new Insane Hospital. WI, taken az
iu The Senate, The pcus.u- amendment be
n- lH the ajNi>abHity ct purchasing Tie
United States Marine Hospital at Portland
ia case it can be bought tor .0.oou. to uc
used for the additional Accommodations Of
our insane. The amendment Wa sppros-
I'd aud the rc>olye VA, then passed hy "a
vote of p 10 ,. The House al" passed The
resolve.
$1,000 APPROPRIATED foE STATE col
IEGE.
The second committee Of conference on
disagreeiug vote OF the two branches or
the resolve appropriatiug S@i 500 Tor Oh,
State Agricultural College reported To- tIe
Senate resolve giving sl4 Son. which wA-
gwen "a passage By vot. Of y to3.
l. The House the report oftac first con-
iereace committe ou the same IA jet; wa>
taken up. aud that branch voted q" ADLER,
t. T. former Vote approrriat.u- $1,000.
The contest over the resolve finally re-
-H.t,d ia cutting down the original amount
10 $1,000. Ihi- amouu; wa. not >aii>r4c-
tory To- ,hc friends Of The measure. hu. the
situation VIII probably be accepted
Tho Legislature vi meet in convention
Tomorrow. for ;he election Of Land Agent.
Hoa- 7. p. BurIeish, the present incum-
bent Wi. undoubtedly be reelected
THr AESCoNuING HoEsENAN NOT EKovaur
BACH.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-25

Dick Martz. on leaving Hancock Co,
returns his thanks TO the people for their
him during his recent trips through its
towns. and would add that tor civility and
hospitality no county in the country can
excel il.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-25


We are glad the good cause of temper
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.aiur situation, but We aout STAT th~ 49,
a rtrft
h'"h"T N'h t"4'H. Nm- sawyer,
master. .Ali'd FROM Ca,ituc for SWau'- L.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-25

50 10 I %oyyins people o both sexes
young and old, make me re money at work for
in their own localities, during their spare mo-
offer employment that will pay handsomely for
every hours work Full particulars terms, &c ,
sent free. send Us your address at once. DON'T
delay. Nov is the time. Don't look for work or
business elsewhere, until you have learned what
we offer, e.. sTISsoS 4 Co., Portland, Maine.
lyr2
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-25
City and County.
Religious Services /, this City ea:h Sunday

CoNGREGATIoNAL- sabbath school at 10 80
\. NJ Preaching at > 10 and = T. NJ
FIIsI.-t'reachlng Al T. NJ. and
T. NJ. sabbath School u 30 F. NJ
Nj ARIAN.-sabbath School At l. IS 4. NJ.
Preaching n , F.: Il and r NJ.
mate sabbath Al o'clock F. NJ
misunderstanding twice j month At lOs
O'Clock 4. Vi. sabbath School Al f. NJ
Observation-Disclosures held every sun
dAv At / O'Clock, T. NJ, in Hall over Wiggin'.
drug store.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-25

Charlie. Lamb, - y ~, denounced All spir-
iiuou- liquors a, Wet pAmntiton." Poor fell
Tow hr Nutw whereof he ,p4kc, by >ad rNpc-
fleece. and If living, would apply Che same TO
Alcoholic ENcttanis. advertised ~ Cureails
But there i. pHe Tonic and Alternative IA aXls-
icnc"-ihc best the world has eyer knowu-
which contain, no alcohol. II !, IN. WALK
FRS CALIFORNIA ' INEGAE BIrIEE-. Ava.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-25
GouIdsbo ro.

GouIdsbo ro.
Joseph w. Hovey. of Gouldsboro. was
arrested on Wednesday last. by Dep. u. S.
Marshall Marble. on the charge Of manu-
featuring and selling Matches without hay :
ing stamped the same, in acceptance with
the Revenue Laws Of the United States.
On Friday he was examined before Com
mis- sioner Hamlin, Of Bangor, and ordered
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-25

Capt. \. c. Hihhard. OF Bucksport, has
been appointed mail route messenger. be
tween Bucksport and Bangor. lie was
formerly citizen OF Bangor, raised a
company duriu. the war and served in tn"
3l-t Regiment Maine Volunteers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-25

Nouth Haucock.
There will be a grand Ball aud Oyster
supper given at Union Hall, South Han
cock, on TUESDAY evening, March %.
Music will he furnished by II y. JOY. Jr.
All lovers OF good time will find South
Hancock Just the place 10 90.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-25
NJ a X X | F. -.

Ellsworth-lsth inst. by Rev DR.. TeuneT,
Mr.. Harry L. Fi~ke Of lsworth aud Mss
Florence +. FuSom Of No. STAFFORD. y H.
GouldsbOro-20th inst. By II NJ Sowle,
Esq. Mr.. Samuel z. Hoyey and Miss Mary T.
Gordon, both Of sullivan.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-25
Notice of Foreclosure.

WILLIAM \. III MILL, ~ fremont. on the s7lh
" 4ay oi November -o6. cOuVet cd to Teai H.
I'odsc uy his decd Of mortgage recorded At the
Hancock county hesIstry, vol. is, page j, a
iol "a land ia SAID fremont, described A. follows
The western tnir4 part of lot formerly rwnsd
aud occupied b. the lAJe Exfa Dodge. d,ccased,
cpHtItnlng 10 &c .ss more or less. with all The
rfsN dts'-s aud aFFulttnIn,cs tHcrrunto, belong
my Fvr iatthrI iN'tI. uIts. sc said record
Aut uu tHr -'iH j ,s cd January ISL. sand B-nj,
a. h"I-t ~ "t- 4yct OF sISumcut duly eAcCut q,
tb r"H't g.. tae st.u" . now the Cnu44tIOp
Hi -t.' ai'It . X having been broken, I claim q
.NJ'n'"eufe thereof, aHa ave this notice Accor-
.us-.
ANDREW LOPAUS.
fremont. Feb. ., l-1j 5wi
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-25

\ CLERGYMAN writing e. a friend ssy,. NV
voyage TO Eurnpe j. indefinitely postponed. |
hsye discoy. red the fountain 81 health on this
side Of The Atlantic. Tsree bottle, of Prruvii
an syrup have rescued me from the fang. #
TIE fiend Dyspepsia" Dyspephcs should drink
from this fountain.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-25

Havana-Ar 10, sch Julia Haskell, Haskell,
Santa Cruz.
Ar at Cardenas-l6th inst, sch p Brown, Ha-
vaua.
81 rom Demerara-ljth ult. sch Lavolta, Whit
more. Baltimore.
sd from Carienas-ljth, sch Nellie scott, Milan
OF Hattera-.
Ar at Cienfuegos-l5ui met, sch Adeliza, Hunt
ley, Aspinwail.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-25
starry.

A little girl - yrs. OF age. daughter OF
an INDECENT and widowed mother, recently
received hom trader in this place bar
rel nf flour and 80 cents. the same being
the proceeds OF smcit> eau Git by her in
the bay during three tides
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-25
ID. III. {.

BIuehiii.
The Levee OF the Baptist Society
which was held on Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings OF last week. was. in every
respect. complete success. The weather
was as pleasant A. could be desired. the
travelling was good and the attendance
was very large. The Town Hall was
beautifully decorated; tile tables were
sbundantly Supplied with a variety of good
things. sufficient to temp the most fastid
ious appetite, and everything was arrang-
ed with exquisite taste. On Wednesday
evening. quite large company were pres
ent from adjoining towns. On Thursday
evening the tables were set first for the
children; all seemed 70 enjoy pleasant
time. and the society was well rewarded for
its toll ard care. All the surplus provi-
sions, and lot OF fancy work, and some
quilts were sold at auction. realizing a fair
sum. Everything passed off pleasantly
and tremendously. The only disappoint-
ment was occasioned by the failure of the
Art Gallery" which was crowded out for
want of room, all the preparation was
made for it. but at the last minute it was
found that there would not be room in the
hall for it, and hence it was not carried
out. 1t is hoped there will be an opportu-
nifty TO produce this novel entertainment
on some other occasion.
The Winter term OF the Town school
closed on Friday. Mr.. Moore, of Trenton
has been the teacher; the term lasted
eleven weeks; the average attendance has
been small, owing doubtless to the severe
weather.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-25

The person who sent u an item from
hi, place last week. drew on his imagina-
iiau tor hi> facts. aud until he can tel the
simple truth. We would advise lin To S',b-
sir. In.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-25
Winter iInrhor.

STEPHEN Torrey had his ann broken
by fading on the ice IN the road, on Mon
day.
john L. Norwood had hi> eve serious
ly Injured by stake. whi-e cutting wood
Fcai- are entertained taa' d. may nor IT,
cover the u-c ol 70 a-aiu.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-25
A Meeting Of Intense Enthusiasm I.
Hancock Hail again Crowded
large Nuai.rs S.g1 "a T1rfgs
Rcpar, OF the Temperance League.


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Al- e..a,t wa. 60 auitr ft,au.4r. interest s. .U
conscientious aI.g iu ih.. .,.rA. II .us.u,
could suggest -pm,.ht .Aa..-r and Il. .r,
.iieiui. d, eutrra'.d him 20 Fl, 10.
NJ Lamir.y 80, called upon f,- rruara..
III ta ought % he>t a. Ia>. t.ie resolution IS ..a-
"ut j Aa.'. iir vl- ln favor af 'ly rr-u.u...u.
.r q stronger on. or dozen u iA.In. ID
n,.i.I.
III. resolution Wa, carried ~ bou, further
debate
Mr. Garrr--ou then read th, recent order.
passed l. tAr Board ~ Aldermen.
ON ua,i "a II Air I.aa.-,.. a Vol. n ,h.,l.
Wa extended 20 the Ma,ur AMI Aldermen for
;hr.r a.-i-t.,ut. in Nd. r.a,rfn movement. sul
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i-4-tpur,. Feb .p-Thr revenue cutter Woodbury.
'l- g3u. 20 ! ohm. 4. for coal There b. upa,
here owing " tuc nua arrival 20 vessels amt
ui 4,t.
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he Weather.

WAR DEPARTMENT
Office Of the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON, d. c. Feb. u. Ian.
Probabilities.
For New England. a falling barometer
except in the Northern sections. northeast
To southwest winds, cloudy weather with
slight changes OF temperature.
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Republican Nomination for Msyor,

EookLANp, Feb. -.
A. large caucus his evening. Hon
John Lovcity va, r,-nomiuated for III,
rcpuhi can candidate Tor Mayor. by,IAr.,
majority.
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CEND IS cts. to q. +. HOWELL, &CO., New
- York. for Book 9th edition. tain ing lists
of 1000 newspapers, and estimates showing cost
Of Advertising lyr7
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frankiia.

The gay and fun-loving people Of this
town are to have grand Sheet and FL
low-ca,e Masquerade Ball. on the 4ih OF
March.
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state of Maine.

HAS, pt X. $50 the shrria. n our rc.rcc
N,c tuunIies. VI Sl.lv. ui TIA %
u Hcpuue-. ~RkAIING.
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rrNr- rooIu-AcrE uEor--ourr 10 one
IN .Ut. ell.