davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-11-04

eIeit lnitibiden. aber fiir6te, bas Scenario mir nit
Der Seftellun8 i6on Suoor9efommen III. gdbi6el
sic tbh Q. Z. D. &eo. y. z. Iaplor.
aenid, Green Co, Ohio, Sch. 6. 1874.
Mr.. S 9. Gtlton. SD babe SIREN Dampf
Nalher erbalten mo eebraubt. SD irene mid Sbs
men m~tttbetlen su fDuue bas er mebr leiitet. oils i'd
%errportet butte. 81 bleibt uno fudI6t bic WGihe obue
ne absunusen. SD bin iebr fur TIN einsea linen
Nirs. Il. U. collins.
8tnSIotp, Nfo., SuIt Is 1873.
Mr. s. 8. clifton % ertber SEER: Der
Dampf Maiter Fam 9eborisen, hnb nof sebnmo.
natlihem @sbrdu6 frene i'd, MID. oas i'd I'm Sta DC
btu Die Gr l1run9 GbSu9eben, o1S er Sbren @mpfebl=
unQen ourd,au5 entlpridt. @reripart 3eit unb Wiiibe
unb ~conerpirt bic W6ibe better. Die Wdide III 70
l9nel p%oriiber. oas mir oas @efitl bes Sbrsdeu
uon 9BOIhtd9en nitt msbr fennen.
s BEN i'd Sbnen nit Sbren Dampfs Daiher ben
befen SrioIg erlpitnihe. psrbleibe Id aulri1tie 9br
g.. Z. BaTre.
, 1875-11-04
), Sin bemerfenStpertbeS Bud! =
4rtbur's lettes mnb sro6tes.
0efobr!!!

ODER: Seripunoet ii Dem SoauS ellleS SreurloeS.
Dieies pclieneetfe @erf bieies Stteransn Der
Nmeritanij1en 4lteratur bat ais 8orwurt elnen 1es
Noltss beriibrt uno siebt einen ldretliten lleberblit
iiber lebel, wel1es es ~biositent. slnRerprnentlid
ipannene mme aufrssenc, tpiro es pom I4en nit
Se9l.roe seleien iueroen. StIuffrirt une fdpn se'
bunhen. 8Bir iino entitioien. bas BUD in ieoer Ja'
mile oes 2anoes sinjuiibren uno %offeriren mob ne
easeweiene Sortbeile alien mannliden unb ipeiblis
den Observation-Disclosures. g9ir oerlan9es LIBERAL
Nsenteu uno lhiden gratis auf Werlansen Yeoin9uns
gen uno beidreibenoe Girculare. 8. NJ. Gtpbear'
n. Co.. 1898 @beltnut Str, pbila. 49S2in3s
, 1875-11-04
100000

lino bereitS 5erfauft poroen. SIS
genil9t fir meillen 8iped gu ia
gen, Dap nod ME etlpas, mas on
9eSei9t muroe, 10 aa9emein gu
frieoen 9elteut bat. nnb bod,
mar bieie meme erite Grfnoun9
nlht ppllfommen. Sic lebten
Suei Sabre babe id mid gang
benz etuoium bin9egeben einen
, 1875-11-04
=. g. clifton.
6ebramcbs= Nlmspe tium9.

T.. 30 ue bic 8Gfhs aha Ra ttn wamRs SeRnmaHr I'll Der sew0bnd6en lBf. Spite
~ MGea
. an ibn m IMm Sober bs Ratne cine pehi etnos gutter ede Om suue st I'M eps
W made in bin eS hdMl sa6uhen ub RBe ba III ben ahe Sober elm - um ahp
ns hR e trail &appe u en eborMel EB lit; lbhe 70 ol WaMr bmu 66 bic 9a1pe
Der 8hWe tebetW i9e dpa line Sou; l9e bic Va6ei r9ltg in zen Wafber Bite ibmussen Sdz
In adSds Elm It @angs Big 9a@s n9ts Mhmae iOmsM pwtsM aus, Sfs s ar nd Il:
UNI DampfB NYuWn Mmn oas WaHn gu be tVnnt 70 td9te5 lin ben hbhRn an Der ausenGin
M linen bs Safe hers in Die SSbe NIB dhqt ouf6 bic SeHnInsen Der RSbrm mber WGfsr ne
ii bic MM6s ps bet spaE ub mSe pie @albe i'm aepSbnMten Is sb1ns Que" @darbus
1a bau nit mdfem Nt siommnqephte maben @ebnu6e Hets mdhs W1ier Hm gBoGhn
NIa Hr III. boRs MaNW bbt 70 man@ nj Sood,S a9a unob mb u9ao aMae Md uGh.
gNn man mtben @diter W bsbn Whnf6t 10 fN man mn GboHapon Smar bau whu sr
mUmih IN ben aba nmmt
, 1875-11-04
nnb MQge=
meim 3ufriebenge=
gefellt.

unb bas mubte baS &elultat fem,
benn CT arbeitet wunoerpoll,
uno berfeblt ME 81 leilteil, iuas
bon ibm peripro6en MIRO.
Bum Sdlub lailen Sie mid,
benerfen, DAP menn irgeno Sc
mano ia9t, ct babe einen Oampf-
8ai6er 9eieben, iie Jpn frasen
loQten, oh ct Den ileuen
, 1875-11-04
N9ensen DerlGnet!
Cast Adrift! Cast Adrift!s

Gin pnreises Ssitenaad su cen beribmtsa Wtrtta
in a BarsRoom." BON g. G. Artbur. Das lttt'
unb srDste Bud eiefes ~sefeterten Sdrtftfeus, . - elias
ttnb ~tlufrirt, elegant 8~ebaaben, nitro ~ G~auftubtn PEI
9eitunsen bs eanpes auf bas 0anfieas bsurttstIt.
Sine 1eI6ttts ppu Uerbrsteu unb Heteibisun8eai =
unisrer Ailtte, peIUt su Pc r~utteftn 5eratn fprfeep
Der Wpralitat bsptrten as Teiese. aaentea, wsld,
,,Man-Trap" psrtduftea, mullen mtnbsfens ns& .ui
NAL 70 uia @rernplare bisfes eu&es psrfaufsn.
Sebensbeibretbuns bes ~5erfnRers, NIT fetHsm
Portrait tn Stablft6 Ntrb einen iebea Subirtbentss
uterfei6t. Vei6rs;tsnbe Gireulare uub fol&s NIT ben
Sssineane.n psrben frti aaf anfrass ~serfeubet ssn
5. ~. Gtoeear9 u. Co.. putItfbers, 733 Saufsn
StraBs, pbiIa., pa. 17iuntAW;
, 1875-11-04

seieben bat, mel6er iest in 10
ausseoebntem Mabe anseSeist
miro ourd Mn5eisen Die lid iiber
cine sotSe Seite erltreden. 8enm
Ct perneineno antmortet, 70 ct
iudeu Sic i'm lein llrtbeil 81
iuSpenoiren, bis ein Ggemplor
berbeigeidaft unp uolIitanoi9pro-
brit 1T. SD ienoe einen Dampf-
Mai9er ais
, 1875-11-04
Reime,r faltem 8ranb!
&eine Mamliperre mebr ~
gDiQium &ramer's 1eiIpaater.

pateatirt ana 10. giat 1870.
Die Wirfuus bieies YFaaers TT bepunbuunssmaSbts
Sc ertaist fsin 9Raffer, pe!bss bteies abtrfrift.
Durb iaerelauess @fprpbsn tam Id pietes Dastta
ais elm acknowledgements eutpfeplen.
Samilisapdter, 5abr,ibsRStr, ipwts aae Arbetter fsnten
% tets i'm Saufs unp In Der Oertfdtie psrsatbis baltsn.
Die Wtrtxns if e,ne uberraf&snpe; mon braa3t wsDtr
drstliht 5ulfs ~ rsauirtren, nod bat man, BET fptprItstr
anwsnsuns, tinen @erluf an Nrbtttsssit ~ beflr&WA.
- es,!t ss ta9s,mmtfsn aSHnsen, pc part.
Wtrtuns III 60 BET SHua,, Sieb Gtib., Sdbnsrfs,
8iR. ane Cu~etidbwuncen; b Hltmnsn SraRen.
umlauf. 0lutae,cbwuren, tsris bet gtrwnapune
eN,h roffise Ra8sl eibt 60 tttn beaeres MtttsL.
1a SHbneraueen aiat 90 nidt nur ben S&mrrs 70.
f,r,. ~fpnosra bsiet.ist ~htsf,lbea bel eaeua @serau@s non
i tus 10 Ias.u sanSit@.
y upt-D.S0t: Nlbtt 6. Duns's @sstbsfs. 80. ii
30 arp.
psts per Dor ntbt @ttrautsanmetfuns so Lsns.
p.ebabsn In aneaN w olbstsn, iow!s an Der G~taasrtn.
WtIan O rim. 3Wt7MA:
, 1875-11-04
S~@arla6fieber, Spptberia,
Nauber OalS.

Sas eridretsnbe llmft9reifen bieSer Sraufheiten
Ita9t BEN GebrauG zines Wittels mbtbis, psIdYes ibre
0erbreitun9 uno 3oettifteit perbinoert. BrOmo.
ChlOralunss ipenn man einen 3beil nit fiini,ehl,
pes Munoes ODER Gureeln benubt, Hubert Die Nbions
o%eruI9en, inadt Den Itbem ip%pblrisdeno, ,pirfi ais
cine Arjenei 9e9en GGllniB unb perbinoert Die an.
fstun9 onrh eontaeioIe MusibipiBuneen ober Der.
9iitete anft: Dir ralben oosr sntjlnbeten 6aIs fuenbe
man has WRittel lofort beim @ri9sinsn bes llebsIs an
IS ioute bdufi9 in 98obnbduiern, 4rantsnJimmern
nno am &orper aebraid)t iperoen, nm bie.yteinlidfeit
iu btforoern. Nfan beior9e iih Elm 4anpblst.
Tilden & Co., Gbemifer,
4gp!Soej 176 gBiliam Str, &eip 9prf.
.Su ~oertaiifen bel alien 5ruaaiften unb 61nolern.
, 1875-11-04
1auisnb I'M DRUID nat 1fsm Mouat
MMTauenDer OrfpIa.

Gin Nssnt pereient St12 tn pter I astn unb en Mnst.
rsr $a5S tn b aasen ssrh ben @srtauf BON
Scean's Stprp {; 81 ast. ysSsss Ss'ss a r..
cecfun gen. Mbentemern unc @nnSsrn auf
antsr ptr see: 1auden, Sthmmen. Safe bessfhtn &c
anti eco %parenreu Abbilnunaea. pretr Spe srH nttbHs
Pal ben raihasn Itsans. WRaa aasre TatbSls .-al
bettsf
, 1875-11-04

sBedbfeI auf msbr ais 200 sr bsbsutsnbersn etdsts
In europa.
@eIe.3usiablunsen burb bic NoRdmter ionic per
gelesrapb nab aasn pldssn In Dsutialanp'
psfterrsi&. Der e@~sil. 6onanb. Ddnemart, etus'
ben uno Norptssn. ben Gnpfdnssrn fri ia's 6aua
seliefert.
9resits Briefe fir 8sifenee sur Dsnusuns In alien
srbBsrer Staoten Der oltsn Wet.
@infafIrnns bon grbidaften unb Goreernasen
jsosr Irt in alien plasen Guropa's.
DerfniHuns BON Gatsrn anS %edetsm nod
europa.
Dsrs0auns anfcmmenbsr @htsr in Tsm Bort. ans
Weitsrbef1rOeruua ~berieben mad benz SnIanoe.
GurspSifAes @sIs aaer art ssfauit unS s~ertaaft
, 1875-11-04
W0MAu'S FlIBuD
(ber 6rauen Sreunb.)

uerfauft, benn iol6ss mar Shat
io6e. SD babe i'm fait in ieoer
reliaioien 8eitun9 in Den Gerei=
ni9ten Stoaten unb in Canada
an9eSei9t, uno ebenlo audi in Den
leitenoen weltlihen 3eitun9en,
nno babe ooppeltipaltise uno
9mei Seiten MnSei9en benuBt.
Die 2eier bieies Circulars merben
lid erinnern meme @eibaftSfarte
in ueridieoenen 3eitnn9en oeS
9anoes wabreno oeS per9an9enen
Sabres 9eieben gu baben. &us-
allge aus 8riefen, Die i6 bon
meinen &unben erbalten bal'e,
sei9en an, mie Der Oampf @a-
l6er bonn @olfe i'm 9anSen 1anbe
aufgenommen noroen lit.
, 1875-11-04
SmIab @ite, Nai6., 0se. 10 is1;

S. 6. clifton, pittsburgh, Yd = Wertber
Serr; SD Babe ioeben einen 3beil Sbrer iebr Spat-
ten lan9e anSeise i'm IS btea9o Stanbaro seIeieu.
Das peranlaBte mid bieien 8rief gu idreiben. &or
amte nit Sbrem 0ampf=g4ai6er betunnt. uno t) lief
. tr ioiort eineu tomme Otelre 6rau bat ibn lett
BEN beHGnoi9 eebrulft, Iueun ibr oeLitater Sc
iun6beits3 uitdno Is SulieB. Sic bat tbH ftetS fir eiz
men Sreunb erahtet, uno 90 tic beute nit ibm eepas
ifen bat, 10 hdlt ie tbn mc5r als i aiS einen 6reuno
lpertb. 8rei Sabre Dtenit iol ten s%eniisen ieiuc
Reputation in etner 6amtlte 81 etahlirell, Or bat has
bortn perIiebeIl, uno oub oieie babea ibn ftets br
9elobt.
Niet Pint as 8reot9er mnft es mir unm0gIid,
mid nit Dem Terflui bes 2Baiher obsr nit ir9eHb
cinsm ne tli6eu @eidGit gu bei6Gftisen. ober i'd,
ulnite SIREN 6raueHsSreunb ben beften Or
io!g Aufribtts Sbr
Rep. S. Z. Biting, Smtap @ttp, Wih.
, 1875-11-04
Sapettepile, u. 6.

@ertber Serr: Der g8aiher 1T ribtis eli sez
%trofien. @enebr isen Sic mel !sn Dant filr DE
ibm peripreden. SD babe Su 9ie. ell iibcr ibu aeipro=
den, Il 3 lie perlan9en, baB il etnen fir Ste betct
en- iol Glue %ertennen an, oab es Gin poullnoi9er
&rio!9 lit. SD idhrt tbe Inn cine 8~auibrief fir Seu=
So, SD. gu %heiteleu SD piirbe oas GjeIo
, 1875-11-04
Die pbiasn inp siniae Mas.iae aus srtaltsnsn grieis

SD tam burnRs IONS refn pr0FnGaas bic t&pn prbnn @9ahm babe pa&eb ben Damf DMsa &C.
brtt babe um bic zines G@ ma mb Sd babe bis mG abNhnt hasa tu STD p6R chr nM ME
mar ibe Certificate anfdt SD tM ben 8 a mpf Wai&r mr M @mp fdg damm WSnia y hn.
bani ion gdauhs up r bM i'm emn Qme LIBERAL ufam sfMt Sd pruaev nR Suab p6
g lid W eus mas id crM uee hmM pGBt pnTn bB Der d. f6erm b Em eamn Tabenf oMr-
up Tme Sd Ne tmeea pn8 nnah umra s hm aud nt maf ben Datu ODER Counts UNI Smann
RMts afut pmn rntt mee GnbHhe9 ruhrg mWfdt bat ub um SAmb mM in Smba rnf me
id en prbngDnha mrS 0GRS Gr bW Rddapuh@, nbe urmnre bBp mu r nM 70 bdubn pp
ME g bmyNelt pubm 1T i'd bas gb nrudMbe Ghf ahGT mh &c pntah9n uma HwfnMmS SD put
HnMtum taN in ben bn observation-disclosures ub nSm htNtn rMBBkn 4mnen i'm ean. 0nmea at
Jne9eI ) bQM MO pW Wn uMtM mNnMMgt1 hWeW WS nTtHan uGn bon a4T tt
5TrbrRngd auh tamt umr Ihen e sNahrtWn TGbGt dM prpNt9naT VprtH Sd bin HheM8t
bsm n 9SdGg in kbT 5anle 9hrauht wafaw h
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-08

yuNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders of the Virginia and
Truckee Railrosd Company will be held at
the office of the Company, In Virginia CITY,
Nevada. ON FRIDAY, the 4th day of June
next. GEO. A. MINI. secretary
Virginia, Nevada, May IA, 1875.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-08

Why is IT?-Why is it that eve-
rybody goes to the Metropolitan boot
and shoe store, No los South c street?
1t is because they can get boots and
shoes cheaper and better than In any
store in the State. c. A. Noltemeier
knows how to please his customers. *
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-08

CIRCUS WEEK.-In order to ac-
E cominodate parties at Silver, Dayton
= and Sutro who wish to attend Mont
gomery Queens Circus, the Dayton
Stage will wait in Virginia each day
until after the close of the afternoon
performance. This arrangement will
be appreciated by many who could
not otherwise very we'll attend the
hippodrome and will insure Johnny
a loaded coach every day. v f1> +"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-09-02
Tom

Plain Tom. IL might have been more
than Tom once, when he was Q babe, and
bad father aud mother, some one to care
for him. even IL they had but little love for
him. After they died-after he was turned
out on the wide world to fight his own
way; to hunger for food. to yearn for SYM
patty and kind words, his name was
Tom" Ii was name enough for a waif-
a ragged, hungry boy who received more
kicks than pennies, and who used TO sit on
the postoffice steps and try to remember
when anyone had spoken kind word TO
him.
The boy sometimes wondered aud pom
dered over the words sympathy 'mer-
cy" and charity" He heard people use
them-the same people who cufied him
about and were content Ia see him in rags.
lie thought the words must me an some
thing way of-something he could not
grasp then, but might approach when he
had grown TO mans estate. II Toms
voice had sadness and sorrow In 1t As he
cried "shine! Z" or II it had exultation as he
shouted morning papers - no one In the
busy throng seemed TO notice or care. lie
realized that he was standing up single
handed to battle against a great world, and
sometimes when the world struck him
down. the boy crept away into an alley t..
oht SAteft ahot he hau pccfl
born.
They found u bundle OF rags in a public
halfway yesterday morning. The old jan
itor pushed at the bundle with his broom,
and growled and muttered over its being
LEFT there by some vAgrant. The bundle
OF rags was Tom. The jantor bent over
him and pushed at him again, and called
to him to rise up and 20 about his business,
but the bundle did not move. ToG was
dead One arm " As throw around his boot
box, that it might not be stolen while he
siumbered-the other rested on his breast.
fingers tightly clenched, as IL death had
come while the boy was resolving TO car
ry on the unequal battle against poverty
and = cold world to the bitter end.
There should have been sadness In the
hearts Of those who lifted up the body and
sent 1t away to be buried In Potter's
field. but there was not. They were men
10 be sure, but they could not understand
how il made any difference 10 the world
whether II had one waif more or less
They couldn't feel the heart-aches which
Tom had felt-his desperation-his grim
despair-his bitter, crushing, every day
sorrows. They should have at least un.
covered their heads as the body was lifted
up and said 10 each other: He was brave
TO fight such q battle But they did not.
There would have been no word, no eulo-
gy. had not another waif passed the door
by chance. He saw the body, recognized
II, and as he let his box fall to the flags
that he might brush q tear from his eye,
be whispered:
al there are angels know thar Tomrl
see EN-
And no man shall dare to take from, or
add to the simple, fearful eulOgy. There
Will be shallow grave, which will soon
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-09-02
DluekiIl.

Disekill
The cause Of Temperance is still pro-
crossing and the meetisgs at Town Hall
every Sunday evening are well attended.
Singing hymns, remakrs by members Of the
club, citizens and strangers. who may
chance TO be present, or an occasional
lecture. occupy the time.
Sumner visitors are leaving for their
homes almost daily, carrying with them
visages well sun burnt. Goodbye to pic
mic parties, mountain drives, and pleasure
excursions. by land and sea for seassn.
Every thing must have its day.
The schools on South Street and in
No. Is are now in session; the former
taught by Miss Ella Slower of this town,
and the later by Mrs. Jennie G. Bowden
Of Penobscot; both capable and expert
enced teachers. The village schools COM
mence in September.
Albert Clay Is building . small dwell
ling house on the road to the granite quar-
ry; the cellar is nearly dug, aud the
frame about ready TO 90 up. The situa-
ton is charming one, commanding fine
view of the bay and the surrounding see
merry.
Farmers are recuperating just now
the last load OF hay being in, and harvest
ing time not yet fully arrived, they res,
from their labors.
business is Frightening up lit tie, and
every thing and every body looks more
cheerful since the fog has left and the at
mosphere has become more genial and in.
vigorating.
Charles Wescott has recently pur-
chased Calvin Osgood's place and intends
to remove there in the Spring, SO we are
informed. Mr.. Osgood goes to Ori.nd to
set up trading. We hope the change, one
from store to farm, and the other from
farm to store, will prove mutually success
full.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-09-02

ence Of his seventy fourth birth. Mrs. Buck
gave splendid Echo Song. we'll sung.
VIM. Mcdonald spoke at length and in a
telling manner. A party from Ellsworth
then sung two Quarttes. Music in the air.
and Give me home by the sea- Geo.
Dyer Esq, and f. X. Hopkins Esq. made
short but telling talk, and Mrs. Buck by
special request again favored the compa-
ny by singing Scotch ballad. Mr.. Wilson
next spoke In review Of the first visit he
made to this part Of the world, his first
sermon, and consequent feelings and after
again taking leave Of his many friends.
Miss July Jarvis sang Tennyson's "Song
ofthe Brook" In q very fne style: Francis
Desisles, one of the old men OF this place,
then closed the speaking by contrast Of
the present with society nfty years ago
and the entire company Joined In singing
America; three rousing cheers were given
for the ladies Of Lamoine aud three more
for the ladies Of Ellsworth and the compa-
ny then concluded to disperse, saving 'this
has been one ofthe most enjoyable times
We ever had. J. c. w.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-09-02
WASHINGTON, d. c., !

WASHINGTON, ID. T., Aug. 81.
The Postmaster-General has addressed
the following letter to the proprietors of
the Maine Standard in answer to their
complaint that their paper has been tam
pered with In the mails. "Gentlemen.
your favor of the 18th inst. is at hand. and
noted. You state thst the Maine Stand
ard mailed to the regular subscribers has
been opened in the Post Office and republi-
can campaign, documents folded inside
and delivered to the subscribers, and ask
If such conduct is to be tolerated by the
department" la reply, / have TO say that
such action, is in direct violation OF the
rules OF the department. OF decency and of
the prophecies of the Off cial position. II
you will present the proof that any Off Ger
or employee has been guilty of the offense
charged. he shall be at once discharge d.
and hereby request you to do so, in or
der that immediate action may be taken.
respectfully yours. MARSHALL JEwELL
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-09-02

Sunday and Monday last, were the
two hottest days OF the season. the Their
mometer denoting 92o in the shade each
day.
Prof Martin. who has so long and &C.
eeptably given instruction in pen-msnship
is now IN this city and will at once form a
class.
The friends Of Temperance should not
fail 10 encourage The Band of Hope, by at.
tendance, this "wednesday evening on
their Sociable at Hancock Hall.
MALICIOUS Mischief Some black
hearted wretch last week. cut and mutila-
ted In the most shocking Kramer. two
cows belonging to Alexander F. Weaver
OF this city. This barbarous treatment OF
dumb animals cannot be too severely rep
rotated.
A SHAM.-A worse sold audience. than
that who attended the seance Of Lille
Darling last week, it would be hard tc
ind. The table and piano refused to float
in mid-air,-the music was execrable-the
Indian princess Wyoma, would not con-
rol the Darling Lille, and the spirits could
not be coaxed to materialize nor NANTES
worth cent. All the wonderful thing
about it. was the Impudence and boldne IS,
of the imposture.
1t is but just to the Spiritualists of thi.
city to say, that they took 10 stock. either
before OF after. in the swindle.
TRAMPs.-Ellsworth seems to have beer
thus far free from tramps. 1t is probably
hard place for them. The only one W.
have heard of, was thus treated by younf
lady Of sweet sixteen. Carrie C. while
riding alone in wagon through the woods
IRON Orland to Ellsworth, was accostet
BY sturdy fellow, who asked 0where she
was going" She said, ',to Ellsworth" 81
will go with you" said the tramp. The la.
dy objected, but the fellow insisted, Car
RE then told him if he must ride to get il
behind. This be attempted to do. but
while doing it, the horse. At the word o
the driver. sprang forward and left tn,
tramp seated In the middle of the road
where, for aught the lady knows, he ma,
stu be, conversing with himself.
SURGICAL OPERATIoN.-Mr. Jerenial
Boynton Of Reeds Brook in the sc ,enty
second year of his age submitted to q Dam
putation of the leg Immediately below tn,
Knee joint on Thursday, the 9Th inst. III,
operation was for disease OF Afty year
standing which hsJ become intract.bl,
ana lnsuaerable to the patient, and VI.
nAooso~ely and skilIfally performed b,
VI. hodgkins; Drs. Parcher. Goosing
na'cnelder and SWEET present and assist
ue ow'ng to the age Of the patient an,
ms deeaiifafed condition a wen a, from
the nature Of the affection. thi. or.r.,,o,
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East Lan0i0e.
Our place has been made quite lively
and pleasant during the last two weeks By
the presence among US of number Of
families from your city. who came down
to enjoy the fne breexes of the bay to lave
In its waters and to partake Of Dish and
chowders in regular rustic style.
On Friday last, the day before the party
broke up camp for home. the ladies con-
Dected with the Unitarian Society in this
place gave complimentary picnic to the
Rev. D. M. Wilson and lady Of Nelross
Mass. who have been spending few weeks
In your city, and this place. and they o..
tended IN invitation to the Ellsworth
friends to be present and they contributed
much to the .'epjoyableness" a TIE time.
A bountiful dinner was sprsad In the
grove and was done ample justice to.sesm-
ingly By all present, and after sone Issere-
mental music, the Rev. DR.. Teansy deliver
ed . very Ans address 4 being the recug.
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Wash. Co. Democratic Convention
MACBIAs Me Ano Al

The democratic county convention was
held here to-day. General Mathew Hast
ings of Calais, ofleiIting as President, L.
W. French Eastpor and Charles A. Buck
man, Columbia Falls, as Secretaries
james K. Talbot of East Machias and
Giles W. Wentworth OF Calais, were nom
mated for Senators; Russell Crane of Ma
chias, Treasurer; Melbourne 5. Wiley,
Cherryfield for Commissioner
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City and County.
Religious Services n this City each Sunday.

CcSGREGATIoNAL.-S School at 10 30
A. NJ. Preaching at . Id and "A P. NJ.
BAPTIsT.-preaching at 10: 30 A. N. and "a
P. VI. Sabbath School Immediately after the
forenoon service.
UNrrARIAS.-Sabbath School at Il 45 A. NJ
Preaching at 2 Is snd P. NJ.
CATHoLIC.-Preschingt twice month at I01
O'Clock A. NJ Sabbath School at 9 p NJ
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES held every Sun
days ST O'Clock, p. NJ, in Hall over Virgins
drug store
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6-C. c. BURRILL, INSURANCE AGENT. is
Agent and Attorney for SEVEN as good Fire
Insurance Companies As can be found at any
Insurance Agency in New England; is Agent
for one first class Marine Insurance Company,
and can give the most desirable form Of Marine
Insurance Company, OF Maine, the best Life
Insurance Company in the country; is also
Agent for the Travellers Accident Insurance
Company. Parties in want of any kind OF In
surance, will find it for their advantage to call
at this Agency and examine the merits of his
Companies before insuring elsewhere. Cores
pondence solicited. ATT
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was one requiring careful consideration
aud in Its performance DIR. Hodgkins has
shown not only his skill as an operator but
his sound judgemn as to the fitness Of
the operation and its result. We are hap
py to learn from DR.. H. to-day that Mr.. B.
is the same as cured, he having removed
all dressing from his legs and ceased his
attendance on the patient. Com.
ELLSWORTH Aug. 3lst 1871.