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Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02

At the regular session Of Rcchab
Lodge. No. .. /. o. ofG 4. Nov. 9TH
the following preamble and resolutions
were presented by J. C. ilulchlns. aud
unanimously adopted by the Lodge.
Whereas. Death has entered our Lodge cir
Gle. and removed our esteemed Brother. rclcg
C.. staples. Therefore.
Hrs5Irei, that it becomes our sal yet plcA--
ant duty, 10 record our high admiration Of the
many virtues, and our gratitude for his mani
fold and valued services.
Hcsoired tha; In this sudden and painful
event. the Lodge ha. lost devoted member
aud Efficient officer. the Sabbath School an
earnest worker, the community and town a
valued citizen and public servant. and his tau.
lily Kind snd scctionatr member.
Kesoire, that h, prompt and faithful dis
chArgc Of every duty and trust committed to
him. hi, deep aud unabated interest IN the
cause Of Temperance. education and christiani-
~. aud his earnest advocacy OF what he bcliev-
eI IL b. right. added 90 an inofiru u,iyc AMI gr-
nisl. social nature, will long serve -, .ccp his
memory fresh ia our heArt-.
Hcso!red, that we tender 10 the bercayCd
family. our sincere sympathy In this, their
hour OF deep grief.
ResOIec9. that a copy Of these resolutions BE-
forwarded 10 the family Of the deceased and
also 10 the Ellsworth American Tor publication.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02
I hIef Are sted

kOCKLAND, Ne, Nov. 30.
Abial Clark who stole a gold watch. ,il-
Yer watch. pocket book and articles OF
clothing IRON James Manson Of South
NiHd,or. for whom he had been at WORK
Yesterday morning was traced 10 this city,
by City Marshal Farringtou OF Augusta.
vino arrived ia pursuit of him about noon.
Clarke was found and arrested by our po-
lice tins afternoon. The gold watch was
found in his boot and the silver watch in
hi vest pocket. An oyercoat which he had
stolen. he had sold on the way here. G larhe
has been taken to Augusta by the Marshal.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02
Railroad Arrangement. A

The Portland < OEdeu>burg railroad
Co.. have agreed with the Boston. Concord
Il Montreal, upon terms oi connection AT
Fsbvans aud Scots Mills, the latter 10
haul the former, cars. apd receive reason
able compensation. % be determined by
reference in case OF disagreement Az
rlngements to continue a> long as decided
by The Ogden,burg road. bat subject To be
terminated by the Concord road, giving
sN months notice.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02

The power of the mind becomes depressed
and the body enervated By the presence of kid.
ney, bladder, glandular affections, diabetes.
gravel, dropsy. Brighrs disease, incontinence
aud retention Of urine, femaleirregulArities,
excuses, errors Of youth or mature age ,intem.
perance, prostration of the nerve structure and
uterine complaints. Singular as it may appear
HUNTS RemedS combAts with and eonauers
these mslsdies and restores the system to Der.
feet health.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02
POsIrnVELY THE nest.

br. Morris syrup of TAR. WILD CHERRY
and HoREHoCSD i the very best compound
ever prepared for the immediate relief and
pcrmlnent cure Of Coughs, Colds. Group
wboOuing Congh, Bronchitis, Asthma, and
and all diseases Of consumptiye type. 1t
Will thoroughly eradicate these alarming
symptoms In onc-hslf the time required to 10
: by any other medicine. IL is purely yrge-
table and contains not particle Of opium or
ether dangerous drug Physicians all over the
country endorse il A. the most riicacious
antid0ts known Jor all Disorders Of the throat
aud lung II never fails. Every bottle
guaranteed g. perform exactly A. represent
BE sure 10 obtain Dr. Morris syrup Of Tar.
Wiil Cherry nnd Horrhound. Trial SIZE, 10
cents. Regular Size. ~ and 81 90.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02

EUREKA" is the sentiment of co untess sui
ferers who find the balm Of relief. and the
fountain Of their health and strength in AYERS
SARs>PARILLA. 1t is the most potent Of all
the Alternatives to purify the system and clean,
the blood. 1t Itpossesses invigorating qualities
80 that it stimulates the faded vitalities and
purses out the corruptions which mingIe with
the blood, promoting arrangement and decay
We are assured BY many intelligent ply sicisns, /,
that this medicine cures beyond all eahers of
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02
Heavy Fire at Melrose, Mass.
MRLRosE. Nov. 80.

MKLRosE. Nov. 80.
Between three and four o'clock this
morning a disastrous fire occurred here,
burning BOardman's Block. Concert Hall
Block and another wooden block of stores
on Essex street. Loss estimated at SO
900 dollars. Insured about one-half
BosToN.' 30.
The loss by the burning OF the three
blocks in Melrose, this morning. will not
exceed s30, 900 dollars Insured for SIS 900
dollars.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02

Many compounds are found in the market
clsiming healing power from the little ar they
contain. The Forest Tar Co. , Portland, Me-.
are the sole proprietOrs OF IA new invention BY
which the active principles of the tar are Sc
cured free from the black, impure substances
Ihis article o! pure tar is put up in several
forms under the appr opriste name of "Fores,
Tar for the Lungs, Catarrh, Kidneys and dis.
eases Of the skin. Ask your druggist for the
Forest Tar Book" containing valuable in
formation on the subject
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02
Funeral Of the Vice President at Ma
tick,
Boston, Nov. 80.

Boston, Nov. 80.
Gov. CASTOR has requested the commit
lee Of the fifth Maryland regiment, who
accoTpanien Mr.. Wilson's remains from
baltimore, TO remain and take part in the
funeral tomorrow at Natick. The com
mittee have received every attention while
here and have participated in several din
hers given by officers of various military
organizations. Tonight they have 4 re-
ception at the house of W. +. Baker and
leave Tor home Thursday next.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02
Infant Child Abandoned.
hKENR. y. H.. Nov,

hEENE, y. H.. Nov. 30.
\ six months Old male child was aban-
doned in the $50 passenger train last
ldsht by woman who bought ticket al
fIchburg for keene. where she slid off
iraviAg the child in the car. The conduct
or left it in charge of the depot restaurant
keepers family.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02

Mr.. Lewis Silsby. brought ~ rne
turkey weighing II lbs on Wednesday
last. for Ihauk-sing. Il was one of nock
OF Il which hc raised the past season. most
of them weighing over ten pounds. The
euriou, part OF the story j., that the old
go5b.er became a Eursiag fit.o-, set on a
nest of l3 eggs, hatched them all out.
brooded them and brought them up. So
faithful was he to his duties, that during
hi- four weeks 81 Incubation. he lcft the
nest but twice OF his own accord. We think
Mr.. ;. had better 90 into the poultry busi-
ness, aud II he can only make his gobblers
lay the eggs as wei! as hatch them. his
fortune j. made.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02

ST. JOHN, n. B., Nov 80.
Six inches of snow fell last night, and a
iarlous gale blew from the southwest.
The schooner Emma capsized in the
haroor and the cook was drowned.
The schooner Acadia, coal laden. an
ehored off Beacon Bar. was run into and
sunk. Several Vessels were slightly
damaged.
Boston, Nov. 80.
nofehwest gale prevents arriva al
oi vessels. No damage to shipping in TIE
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02
Judge of Probate Nominated for
Waldo.
AUGUSTA. Me, y

AUGUSTA. Me, Nov. 3d.
The Governor has nominated VIM. NJ
kl-t Of Belfast as Judge OF Probate Tor
Waldo County. TO ill the vacancy caused
by the resignation Of Judge Thurloueh and
john Il. Morrison OF Pennington. and Ira
Bath Soldiers Orphan Asylum.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02
LSWOIeTH AMERICAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER =,

ahb II was fast becoming unpopular to be
addicted to this Labit of drinking. The
speaker closed by hoping temperance
would flourish in our city.
The meeting adjourned to meet Monday
evening, Dec. 13
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02
Business Notices.


NEwAsH ONTARIO, ID. c.. March 80, 1870.
Dir. Fellows-SIr some two months ago my
son losthls voice. l became very anXi iou-
about him. None ofthe physicians could do
him sny goud. Having heard ofyour Compound
Syrup of fHypophosphites, obtained bottle.
Strange 10 say, my sons voice was restored
about two hours after taking the second dose.
You are at liberty TO publish this for the BEN
ent oil other sufferers. JONAS FOTHERINGILL.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02
An Extra Force at Work in kittery
Navy Yard.
PORTSMOUTH.

PORTSMOUTH. y. II, Nov. 80.
The activity Of the Navy Yard continues
and Increases. An extra force will be
taken on tomorrow in the construction
and engineer department. The L. :.
steamship Marion is about ready, and viii
20 into commission in a few days
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02

The following is list of scholars not
tardy during term of weeks in Dist.
No. 2:-George Marshall, Walter Robin
son. Clarence Milliken. Che>ton Robinson.
Edward McCay. Ralph Robinson. Caddie
Robinson, Fanny Lawton, Vira Robinson.
Mary u. Lurvey, Ida Ash, Mary J. Fltz,
Ada Stanley, Carrie Gilley, Mary Milliken
JOSEPHINE STANLEY, Teacher.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02
Fatal Railroad Accident.
PORTLAND, Me, Nov.

PORTLAND, Me. Nov. 80.
Alexander Bailey. 20 years old, a car
r.ntcr the Maine Central railroad shop
iu attempting TO get of train at Wood
fori- Corner Tonight, slipped and lel, be-
meath the wheels, ant was terribly crush
ed lie lived but short time
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02

East surry.
The Ladies of the Sewing Circle of E.
surry, will give an entertainment at Rural
Hal, on Thursday evening. Dec. 2. con-
si>ting of Select Readings. Declarations.
Sc, to be followed by Dance and sup
per Geo. \. joys Orchestra will be 10
attendance.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02

Physicians are Wonderstruck at the cures Of
obstinate Coughs, violent Colds. difficulty OF
breathing, and incipient Consumption, daily
accomplished by HALE's HONEY OF HoRE-
HOUND AND FAR
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02
Stcnbeu

A correspondent from Stcuben writes
that Capt. Samuel Stevens of that town,
her hip. six inches long. 1t made its ap-
pearance this spring and has grown very
rapidly. When first discovered IL was sup.
posed to be a wart. but soon proved to be
a horn. perfect in every way. and presents
very strange appearance. Can any one
tell Us cause for this freak OF nature?
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02

To cure 8 cough, to relieve all irritations of
the throat, to prevent horseness, to restore
perfect soundness aud health to the most deli
cate organization Of the human hame-the
Lungs-use Or. Wistdrs Baisana Of Wnd
Cherry. 80 cts. and 81 bottle, large bottles
much the cheaper.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02
The Weather.
WAR DEPaRTNEST

WAR DEPARTMENT
ofllce of the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON. ID. C. DEC. ls.tlA.M.>
Probabilities.
For the Middle and Eastern States. high
out falling barometer, winds yeering to the
northeast and southeast, and possibly fol-
iowed IN the former by occasional light
snow or rain
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02

-Ashoury Bridges. one Of crew of Sch
AAocAeo oVerooard yesterday,
'he foresoom, off Boon Island, and
drowned. he belongs in Castine Me-. and
leaves widow-and ave Children.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02
PORTLAND. Me, Nov. 50.

The weather ranges very cold in the
state. this morning on the Eastern Coast.
Ea>tport. 10 below, North, Bryant's Pond
20. Northwest, Fryeburg, IA. Centre of
State. Augusta. IA. Bangor, lG. Portland,
:. while at Montreal it was -.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02

LIIROS'S kATiiAoN prevents the Hair from
falling out or turning gray, renrw- IT. growth
aud gives strength and yi-oT. IL l. delightful
Is perfumed, aud makes >pcndid dressing
IL Is the cheapest ani most desirable Hair Ton
&c ever produced. Used b. this elite Pricc
only - cents. d mos -
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02
Accident.
PORTLAND. Ne

PORTLAND, Me, Nov. 30.
\ special to the Advertiser say. that
" liam b. Merrill of Buxton, WAS severe
ly injured by tree which he was telling
this morning.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02

The poison inoculated by the bite Of dog or
scratch OF a cat is neutralized and expunged,
and the wound he aied by the prompt and faith
ful use OF Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil. Keep
II In the house In case of emergency.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02

DO you want TO be cured of Dyspepsia, con-
-tipatiou, Piles aud all disra,cs Of The stomach
Bowels and Liver. II you Do. 70 to q. A
Parcher', and get bottle OF Wiggin'- Pellets,
They will cure you. For sale by all druggist.
for - cent, a bottle, or sent By mai on re ceipt
Of price. Prepared by Virgin & Co. Rockl,nd
Ne.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02

DO sou want TO save your children. II you
%. go TO q. A. Parcher and get box OF Fe.-
,enlrn's Worm Expeller. II i the surc,t
safest AMI beet worm medicine now in use.
For sale by al druggists for p cen,-, or sen.
by mall on receipt OF the price.
Prepared by Fr,,enlen & 90. RocAland
Maine.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02

Mr., James Emery OF Bucksport has
purchased the Old Parker block" and the
lot north OF ii with the "Grorge Herbert
building and began Monday the initiatory
work of preparing a new town hall suita-
BILE 10 the wants of that live village. In the
rear part of the building arrang cmenis will
be made for the accommodation of the fire
department. The hall will be spacious and
will have well arranged ante rooms and
other accompaniments such as VIII make
It an ornament 10 the place and capable Of
containing a. large an audience as will be
be likely al any time to enter it.
Hon. + c. Woodman has All old table
of Bar fees, established by the Lawyers
OF his County when job Nelson. Allen
Gilman. Jacob McGaw.w VIM. l.. William
son. John &. Deane and others were the
lights OF Jurisprudence. The scale Of
charges was quite liberal to the profession.
more 80 Ia comparison than now.
BUCKsPoKr PRoGREssIvE.-W. H. CHM
x Co, are building ship. to be launched
to Ice rated first class for nine or eleven
years. Bcasley Il Co, are building "A
schooner ." rate with the good class Of
vessels they are accustomed To build.
For many years Bucksport ha. been
d"aflr'l an. cranped, perhaps "A, much as
from any other cause. Tor want Of tene-
mcnt>. The customary advanced calls for
tenement, has perhaps been some twenty
and house lots have been too high priced
Tor the means of most men.
Very recently Jos s. Buck. who owns
large tract 10 the northeastern part OF
the village District. has provided new
streets, on one OF which he has commenced !
the erection OF seven dwellings of ample =
size, two stories, pointing south and I
towards park OF several acres charming I
ly located and adapted. They are To- be .
finished with portico and bay window. 4
with large lot in the rear aud within five .
minutes walk OF the Post office. The !
dwellings will be for sale or rent. and |
Others viii be projected as needed.
Nov. 29th. Pm ".
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02
ny TELEGRAHi.
Oispatches . Tue EI''"
I,tanse Cold Weather.
D,u,RlscorrA, Me, Nov.

Thermometer u below at o'clock this
,,,orning. DamariSeotta River closed five
mile. from it, head. The two falls ia the
river near this place, over which lee has
not formed for many years, were closed
thi, morning. The ship "Elwell." which
wa, to sail tomorrow is frozen in a. thi"
wharf. Efforts will be made to'free her
this afternoon, with a steam tug.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02
Man blown of a Train.
PORTLAND. Ne, Nov.

PORTLAND. Ne, Nov. 81.
Wan. b Durkin who was found near
Mystic River Bridge, Monday night, was
blown from the train by The high wind.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02
Death by Drowning.

\ son of Daniel o. Foster OF Raymond,
who attempted to cross Raitlesnake Pond.
saturday, broke through the ice and was
drowned.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02
MORRIS a. HERITAGE.

tc- Sold by = ID. Wigcin. Ellsworth; A.
]. Jordan, Ofland, and L. b. Stover, Bucks
port
John ". Perkins & CO., Portland. General
agents. - iy -
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02
s. D. Wiggin.., Druggist.

is kInl. and we can fortily thi, statement by
our own experience.-Atho (Mass.) White
Flag.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02
WOOLENS. CLOAKINGs,
AMI
FLANNEIS.
REDUCED IN PROPORTION.

We sell also. Ball Balmoral Yarns for 20 cts:
Zephyr Worsted Is cts. per o., former
price % cts.
50 dozen Alexander two button Kid Gloves 7Jcts
former price sl.O0; IS ,dozen Garibaldi Kid
Gloves, tl-5o: former price 81 rs; 20 doz
Kid Gauntlets, IS cts; former price
slI5; 100 dozen Children's hose
from cts. up.
so dozen Merino and Fleece Lined Hose from
Is cts up. 25 dozen Under Vests, 40 cts, former
price 75 cts 20 dozen Under Vests rs cts former
price q 90; 20 dozen Under Vests Sl.00; lorner
price tl IS; 100 dozen Lorsets, IS cts. to q 90 ;
former price ~ cts. TO s200
sS- Our large line Worsted Goods, consisting
of Ladies' and Children's Jackets, Nubias scarfs ,
Mittens, Gloves, LeegiDs, etc, etc.. are reduced
in proportion. Also, our extraordinary Stock Of
DT, Trimmings, consisting of Ii uttons, Gimp,
SIX and Worsted Fringe. reduced Is per cent.
We call particular attention to our Large and
Complete
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02
d l f ID.

Obituary nottcss bsyond the Date. MIME ana
-tgs must he paid for.
North Ellsworth-Nov 20, in the triumph Of
faith, Mr.. Ruth McGOwn. aged - yr..
1rcnion-Nov. -, Mr.. Catherine Crippsn
aged - yr... mos.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02

when you visit or leave the CiIy OMEN
YORK. save ANNOYANCE ant expense Of carriage
hrc and stop tt the GRAND UNION nO-
TEL. opposite the GRAND CENTRAL DEPOI.
Il hAs over 80 elegantly furnished rooms and y
lifted up At an expense ot over s9DO.0rJ Eieya
tor, steam and all modern improvements Eu
ropeAn Plan. The RESrACR u ANTS, Lunch
S"unter and Vine Rooms supplied with the
best the market can furnish. The cuisine l. un.
surpassed. Room. for a single person. o., slJh,
AMI - per day rich suites for families proportion
at"ly low 50 that visitors to the city and travel
ers can live more luXuriously, for less money at
the GRAND UNION than At any other hrst.cIas-
Hotel In the CITY. Stages aud Cars pass the lio.
tel every minute for all part- 81 the Clty
lNil q. +. n ". ID. GARRISON. Managers.
PILES DIErEIIc sALERArCs.-Unlver-ail ac-
know ledged the best Ia use. Each p1unI be ar,
the name of JAMES PYLE. None genuine " ith-
out. lyrlI95
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02

Instan,er cures Toothache in one moment
3ltf
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02
ARINE LIST.
DECEMBER ?. 1875.

Ellsworth Port.
CLEANED.
Noy. IS.
sch Agrtcola, Whitemore, Boston.
sch Caro- Belle, Smith, Bar Hart
ARRIVED.
Sch Hussaf, stevens, Bar Harbor.
sch Express, Alley, do.
CLEARED.
Nov. ss.
Sch Telegraph. Remick, Boston.
Sch Emily Alley Boston.
Sen freathy, Alley, Bluehill.
ARRIVED.
Sch Ellen, whittemore, Boston
sch senator, Aurch, Boston.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02

Insianter cures TooolhAche in one momeu
3ia
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02

R T. Googings is building l-2 sto-
ry house and L near william Abbot's.
There are to be two High Schools
taught in this town this season.
The farmers are continuing to remove
their roadside fences.
The citizens have organized Lyceum
and Debating Club, at Crabtree's Corner.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02

Rasebro0k.
-Messrs. Crimmin are gettin ng q vessel
frame for parties at Lamoine.
The failure OF wigyin 4 Co., bears
heavily on parties in this town.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02

Domrstic Ports.
W HARBoR-Ar 81, scbs Gamecock Robinson,
Portland for Calais, May Wyman. sawyer, Boston ;
Harriet, Pierce, Eden for Portland.
Ar e3 schs Woodcock. Pumrov, Hancock for
Rockland; Engineer Benoett, do for do.
Ar ~, schs John " Bray. King, Gloucester for
Campobcllo, a Haynes Torrey Ellsworth Ella
Endnra. Richardson, Sume's Sound Tor Kockland.
Ar aG sch Sunbeam King, Portland.
CRANBERRY lsLEs-Ar l3, sch Ivy. Bunker. Port
land, Rosella, Stanley. Boston, Van, Bunker Port
Portland.
Sch Montana. Bulger Master, sunk In Cranbe rry
Isle Cove the lIust, and it is doubtful II she
be raised.
PoErLASp-Ar p, sch Cashier, smith. Bost on to
Load for Surry.
Ar 70, sch Astoria. Moon Ellsworth for Chelsea
Olive, Clark, Boston Tor Ellsworth. Queen OF tic
West. Barbour, swans Isle.
Sid q, sch senator. Murch, Ellsworth.
Ar =, sch Roselll stanley, Cranberry Isles Flora
Grindlc. stanley. Franklin for Rockport.
BosTOS-Ar -, sch lSonny Ives, Whitaker, Ellis
swoeih, Maine Moon. sullivan.
Ar y, sch Panama MaKrall. Ellsworth Union,
HltoCk. Cranberry Isles Delaware, Pattcn, Els
worth Zicavo. Murch. Ellsworth
VINEYARD HAvES-Ar y. sch Oregon, Stinsan.
Ncw York for Bucksport. Pert, Amboy. for Els
worth.
sALEM-Ar 20. sch Adam Bowlby. Jenson. Els
worth for New York.
PORTSMOUTH Sid %. sch Casti!ian. Morgan.
Ellsworth.
NEW YoRK-Ar -. sch Ebcn II King. bunker,
Lanoinc. Mabel Hall, Gregory, Deer Isle for Phil,
adelphia.
Ar ", Georget;a, Curtis. Ellsworth.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Sch VIM II Archer Belia,ty. Boston.
sch Charles Upton. Belatty Boston.
Sch Catherine Patten. Boston.
Sch Luela, Carter, Boston.
Sch Fair Wind Locshart, Boston.
CLEARED.
Nov. 20.
Sch Francopia, Jordan, p row dence.
Sch City OF Ellsworth, Grant, Portland.
Sch Kennedy, Pomroy, Boston.
sch Express, Alley, Bar uarbor.
Sch Caressa, Ray, Boston.
CLEARED.
Sch Capt John. Franks. Boston.
sch Hussar. stevens; Bar tIa rbor.
CLEARED.
Dec. l.
Sch Julia Edna, Cook, Rockland
Sch Loduska Means, Boston.
Disasters.
Thursday morning the schooner Florida of Rock
And, went ashore at the mouth Of kesg river and
now lies in dangerous position. She IL loaded
with corn from New York.
Schooner Joseph Fairwell of Rockland. with
granite. from Blue Hill, went ashore near Mark Is
land, and was badly strained She will discharge
her cargo at Spruce Head and return for repairs
Schooner Annie Tibbets of Harrington, from Cal.
ais for New York, with lumber, sprung leak to
day on Nantucket Shoals. VIII discharge deck load
and haul on marine railway here.
The schooner W II Mowery Of Calais, has arrived
at New York from Tampico. She losta deck-load
OF fustic OF Hatteras in gale last saturday.
The sch Jane Woodbury. OF Brook sville, Captain
Webber, IL ashore at Long Island near Pendleton
harbor She has lost both masts. and her deck load
is lying along the shore The vessel will prove to-
tal loss She lcft Bangor loaded with lumber by
Cutler. Thatcher Co.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-02

ON account Of the hard times, We have accumu
lat. i il larger -tOpk tIltn can reasonable uE--
pore "i, We propose to sell our entire stock,
ur'ior to reduce The same, CON -istIng Of
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-16

4 BENEFIT To-NrGHr-rnc members
of the Vaudeville Variety Theatre,
whose manager, man named Wilson,
jumped the town and lett them without
means to get away, will take benefit at
Washington Hall tonight. They want
to raise enough money to take them 10
their respective homes. The perform
ancc will be frst.o,ass Of variety kind,
and we hope the attendance may be
good as the people connected with the
company are in a bad fix. The perform
ancc tonight will be under the manage
mcnt Of William Miller.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-16
TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio R. r. Co.

- ,r --z-zz-==z=1-- III. - : ~.
~ ~ xs5i'---;Sss. xE,-.-. sE "a 80.
an AND AFTER SUNDAY, JUNE
" 9th, ls1I, Passenger Trains VIII IN -
Ollows, Wheeling time:
EASIBOUND IRIL'S.
Moo No7l No 40 81
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-16

A CoMPLIMENT-EEt9rs RcgiStcr:-
Although stranger IN your city sue
ceedcd in discovering one Of the best rest
uurants to be found in any city in this
country. OF course | mean Martin
Thornton's Establishment, at No. 1853
Market street. At this "Capitai rcstau-
rant ! found everything that was tempt
ing to the inner man, and gotten up
in the best possible style. lfsuch an cs-
adjustment had been in existence long
ago don't believe the Capital would
ever have been removed from Wheeling
The present State officers and Legislators,
when they arrive, will appreciate it.
Respectfully,
A STRANGER.