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Capital rial.

IN ~ -'-t' ~ -
The trial Of Rufus Y. Higgins for the
murder 81 james Barlow in September La,
wa, begun This morning IN the supreme
Court pa session at Auburn. Jud.c Dan
inrh presiding. The prosecution j. con
ducttt by Attorney General Pais;ed. as
sisted by County Attorney Wing Higgins
j. defended by /. ;. Hutchinson Esq, OF
Lewiston.
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Business Notices.
Dangerous Indifference,

II you have friend troubled with a chronic
cough aud who sppreheEd. no danger from il.
spesA to him seriously. Tell him that every
psroxysm l. like the soanl OF mufiied dram
bcaiiug time 10 his march 10 the grave. Al
wise to begin f9rfhrlth. 4 course OF HALE
HoNEY oF HoREnoUND A<p TAR. Inc
country from ocean 10 ocean Ing- vita its a. :
founding cures OF chronic cough and all COM
plaIni- oi the lungs and throat tending to con-
sumption.
FI&E's ToorH-AcHE pRors-Cure in Que
minute.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-11

Americans are 4 Nation 81 Dy.pcptics.-We
i've fA>t. dt--ipair si,d Ill carry grave. We
drink al Aind> Of aichutlc spirits, aud swallow
without masticaslun, lDEk, grease, and every
Aiud ~ .ile-l,-;rp1 iug. -y.tcm-c logging. indi
Ec-tibie food. bR. WNIkER's NEGETABLk
BIrfEiss. wili remove thu evil cdec;s, and tbs
recovered patient. with pure, yitalikci elec tri-
cal blood lowing through HI veins Will have 4
cit arer head aud cooler luIxmc Mt, which add.
81 70 experience, VIII cause Ain 70 abstain 10
the iuturc. tW3.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-11

Dick. Msrtz's Variety Show at Yves,
Trenton, Saturday. Feb. 18th.
So. Hancock. Monday, Feb. 18th.
Sullivan. Tuesday, Feb 10th
East Sullivan, "Wednesday, Feb. l7th.
West Gouldsboro. Thursday, Feb. 18th.
Winter Harbor, Friday, Feb. 10Th.
Prospect Harbor, Saturday, Feb. Goth.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, LYDIA W. Abby aud William Abby
" husband OF .he SAID LYDIA " OF rremoet,
IN the County OF Hancock. By their decd OF mort
gage dated Jan. LIST, A. d, 1875, and Recorded In
Hancock Registry, Book Ia, Page .P6 conveyed
in mortgage to the undersigned parcel OF land,
situate IN school District No. ) IN Said town of
fremont, described rs follows to witt ON
mcncing at the Highway at the corner of "A fence
near Ju.hua Euion's following said fence, thence
East, >ortherly 10 the North East corner OF snd
fence thence North westerly 10 the Highway,
then e following SAID fence by the highway to the
first bound. containing one hall an acre more or
less tog ether with the Dwelling House thereon ,
and whereas, the condition contained in said
mortgage has been been broken, | hereby clam
to furecose the same, and give this notice accor-
dIngy.
ABRAHAM RICHARDSON.
fremont, Feb. 2nd, 1875. 3w5'
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Ar 5. sch Mary r Somes, Boston.
Cid 8, sch Nellie Sawyer, Ge,chell,
Havana.
dan. Brashear City.
SALEM-Ar 8, sch Ida r Freeman, whorf
Tangier.
Arr. sch Pennsylvania. Savage. Rockland.
BosroS-Ar 4. schs Adiis Todd. Corson. 81
Lucia. Jan IA; Flora Condor, Condor, Bay Is
lands NF.
Cid 5, sch Grace Davis. Davis, Havana.
Ar 6. sch Isaac Rich. Oliver. Bernard.
Cid 6, sch Fred r Frye, Smith, Gloucester.
ISDrANoLA. TEX Ar 2. sch Joshus Grindle.
new three-mastedD Freethey, II days fun New
York.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-11

If the cold does not strengthen, il GER
taibly does not abate. Every morning this
week the mercury has indicated from 10 10
Il degrees below zero.
The Bangor Fur store is doing a
~ ~ business, at Jellison's, and both fur
y arrency fly briskly.
a--Dr. reynolds Of Bangor, with several
his friends are expected to be present at
the next Temperance meeting on Tuesday
night.
The Minstrel Combination of Taber d
o'Neil, will give performance at Han
cock Hall, on Saturday and Monday even
ings next. If they can draw as full
houses as the Temperance League. they
will not languish for want Of patronage.
The lecturson Tuesday night, by MIR.
Mchelvey OF Portland, was fully attended.
ana gave good satisfaction to an interested
anu attentive audience. Mr.. NJ. is a good
speaker and at times eloquent He speaks
from the heart and his hearers respond
with sympathy and emotion.
Tomorrow night CFridav). the MEM
bers Of the Baptist Society will rive . s,n-
per and an Old Folks Concert. at HancooL
Hall. The music selected, is OF the old
furltanic order. and the use OF both vocal
aud nasal organs, will be required properly
10 perform IL. amer We anshent manner.
The supper will also be one after the style
OF the oiden time. As the proceeds are to
be devoted to the benefit of the society.
We trust our liberal friends will give them
an over-flowing house.
The Emerald Band of this CITY are
d"ing their share to promote the Temper
a'ise cause. Every man of them have
taken The pledge. and at the public meet
lngs' their well executed music adds much
TO the life and interest of the proceedings.
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Tribute ofrespect TO the late Gen, S.
herseX.

PORTLAND. Me. Feb. 9.
The Trustees Of Westbrook seminary at
ameeting to-day. passed sympathetic reso-
lutlons and sent q committee 10 attend he
funeral Of Hon Samuel +. Hersey Of Ban
gor, who wa- president OF this Board.
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WINTER HARBOR-Ar 8, sch Lark, Guptill,
fm Phila for Calais. -
Ar 8, sch G Brooke, Snalledge. I'm Bo ston
SW HARBOR-Ar 2, schs Sea Bird. Bulger,
Roekland; Matilda, Mitchell, Newburyport for
Esstport.
Sid 3, sch Josephine. Ober, Rockland.
Ara, str New Brunswick, FIN st John for
Portland, aud remained over night.
PpRTLAND-Ar 3. schs A Il Brooks, Small.
edge, Boston for 6ould,horo; Gem, Thomas I,
Boston for R0cxland.
Ar !, sob Alice Dean, Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-11

IRE at the Cong regational church Friday
night Feb. 5, Thcme-"Progress OF Edu-
cation. The subject was skillfully treated
we'll delivered, rejecting credit upon the
speaker. II the Educational interest has
not an impetus in this county, IT will not
be Mr.. Yletcher's fault.
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Owls Head Frozen I'd.

The steamer Clara Clari,a. came Of from
NN-H.i Haven to-day. and was obliged to
btc4A - long distance She could ouiv
get within half mile Of Owls Head. when
the passengers came ashore on the ice sud
were brought to the city. distance Of four
miles
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-11

No one who ever used DR.. Morris syrup u
Tar. Wild cherry and Horehound, VIII bc
without u. a. remedy ior all throat and
long d,-eA>.s. Cure tor Group. and preventive
Of consumption. II ha. no equal. Acts like a
charm la whooping cough. There /, case
vii, b II viii MT curr or greatly relieve. Con
"a n 4. DO opium or other ia lgrrou, drug and is
pleasant 70 take. have secured the sole agv n
- aud viii furnish sample bottles a. ~ 60.
:. ID. Wegin druggf.t-. Ellsworth. Norrl,
aRd Hc-itASe. proprietor Phaisdelph.a. John
". Perkins & 60, Portland. General az nil.
1, -
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Cars running through Hoossc Tunnel

NVkIH ADAMS, MASS. FEB. 2.
The first train to pas. through the Hoos-
a. Tunnel started on the trip at PM. to-
day One hundred persons were on board
and the time occupied Was thirty-nine min
utes during which the train was shrodded
in pitch darkness. The tunnel i now 81
8 ,c0mpished fact.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-11

WILLIAM W HODGkINs, then Of Ellsworth
W having conveyed TO me by mortgage dated
Oct. 18Th 1873, and recorded IN Hancock Regis
Try De eds, OIL. It5, Puge, Sl3, certain lot 81
land situated in Ellsworth, bounded and descgib-
ed a : follows, to Wit
Beginning the County road leading to Surry
As thu South East corner oi land belonging to Cur
tn { lark thence the Westerly line OF slil
r. al Is rods to take and stones thence near ~
at lsht angles with SAID road westerly 40 rods 10
a stake and stones; thence Northcrly AT right an
giles with said last mentioned line. rods To a
stake, on the South line OF sand ClaTks land
tbs nee Easerly said Clark's south line ~ rods
to the roa-- Aforesaid and place Of beginning nd
the cOnd ton Of SAID mortgage having been hrok
en-. claim foreclosure thereof AMI give this no
tlce tor that purpose.
JOSEPH A. NORRIs,
Ellsworth Ian % A. D. 1875 3w4'
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Bluekili.


A large aud enthusiastic meeting or
members of the Bluehill First Baptist So
ciety. was held on last Saturday evening.
when they decided 10 hold a Levee on
Wednesday evening. Feb. 18th. Many of
the Society have been thinking of this for
some time past, and several meetings have
been called within the past two weeks TO
decide the matter, but as there was some
doubt whether they could secure the &c
tire cooperation of the whole society. they
hesitated. being very DESTROYS of sustaining
their excellent reputation for "getting up"
successful Levee and a COED supper
Such cooperation being now assured, We
have no doubt they will fully sustain their
well worn reputation. They hope to see
all their old friends from out of town, and
hosts of new ones, and as they have not
held Leyee for several years, We need on
ly remind those who have SO well enjoyed
former ones, of the purpose of the Society
TO hold one now, in order to secure a large
number of visitors. All who 90 may be as
sured of hearty reception. a good sup
per. and the consciousness of having help
ed forward good object. Don't forget
the day Wednesday, Feb. 18th, and don't
fail to 60. Some novelties may be expect
ed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-11

I" The Editor II he imsrieIH:
The schooner Hattie Ellen. Of Calais.
laden with laths and keg shocks from Cal
al, for New York came ashore on Bar
point, on the small Cranberry Island in the
snow storm of Thursday. at about .
o'clock In the evening, it being very dark
and thick with snow al the time, and in
possible 10 see the land. The deck load
was thrown overheard in hopes 10 tighten
the vessel on Friday, and float her of, bu.
there being heavy sea on it wa. Of no
avail. Her keel i gone. and She is badly
chafed; Saturday they partially stripped
her. There i but little prospect OF saving
the schooner. Ii an easterly storm should
come on. she would probably 90 10 pieces.
Crew safe, captain and mate were bruised
some but no bones broken. This j. the
third vessel that has been ashore near the
same place in less than two months, and 10
say the least, something should be done TO
guide mariner. into this passage to Gram
berry Isles, y. +. Harbor aud 5. ". Har-
bors, at this season of the year. these har-
bors being generally free Of ice, and much
used in the fall and winter.
Truly yours.
WILLIAM L. PREBLR,
Com. of Wrecks.
Cranberry Isles. Jan. 30, 1875.
The above mentioned vessel has since
been taken off the reef by L. S. Cutter Levi
Woodbury.. and towed into Cranberry Is
land Harbor.)
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City and County.
BUSINESS

A IL men who have been addicted 10 III, use of
n intoxicating liquor to greater or les eN-
tent and who MAN BI >INESS are re-
questei % meet al Hancock lower Hall WesIues.
CAY evening next, February l0.h. at : r. NJ
Mr. MeheiFey, President OF Portland Reform
Club Will lie present.
Come boys, THE Woods ARE FULL oF TByv.n
l"6 PER ORDER
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~ mont

fremont
Three Of our school, closed last Fri,
day. That ia District No. ). Wa success
fully conducted by ". l.. steven, Of West
Wat,T,ill", "a member Of the Junior class.
Maiuc State College. The sclool wa.
graded. and The scholar, workiu. 90 better
advantage than usual under the mixed
l-tem. made good progress. Why viii
not the other large Districts grade their
schools:
The school In District No. was en-.
cientiy laugh; by W. \. fallen. {. T., OF
orono. a graduate u VI. ;. College. Class
Of -. lie Is TO begin term OF Free
High School At the same place on Monday,
FEB. -.
In District No. .. T.. u. Mayo Of this
town, taught his third term. The progress
made by the scholars was equal to that Of
previous terms. Names of scholars not
absent during the term: Isadore Dodge.
PhTbe Moulding. Albert Murphy, Willie
Murphy, Everett Norwood Edwin Rumill,
Willie Thurston; absent one half day
only George Rumill. Cora Murphy Rho
da Murphy.
The school In District No. 10, which
closed a week earlier than the above. wa,
taught by Gideon Mayo Of Ldcn, an expe-
rienccd Normal teacher. lie will begin a
term of Free High School in District No.
:. on Feb. 18th.
fremont has taken "a long stride in the
right direction" and her schools are i'm
proving. We hope she will long be bless
ed with Free High Schools.
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n. sedGwiek.

The school at North Sedgwiek, term
eleven weeks. closed the Goth 'ult. The
school numbered SO, average 81. Nearly
all marks of absence were on account Of
scarlet fever. which prevailed in the dis
trict. The following were present every
day Of the term, George Durgan, Clarence
ME Elwel
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-11

r6Ae-rhc choicest in the world -Impor,srs'
] eHO prices-Larsest company in America
staple artIcle-plsssss everybody-Trsde cootin-
ualy ACCOMMODATIONS wanted every where
best inducements-pont waste ins-saad for
circular to RoHEar WELLS, -, vesey 81, y. Y.
l.. U. Box. laet. Avs
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Charles c. Burrill,
Fire, Marine, Life
Accident
Insurance Agent.
Why i Prefer TO Insure nj
the above Agency.

Because he represents none but frst-
class Companies.
Because he makes a specially Of Farm
Property and Priuote Residences;
gires the most desirable form Of Pole
cy insuring against Damage by Light
MING as ,ceu as Fire.
Because he has succe eded in obtaining
the Agency Of one Of the best Marine
Insurance Companies in the United
States, and can gire as liberal Policy
on HuAs, Cargoes, Freights and
Charters as can be found, and at
lo,o rate Of Premium. LaH and er-
anime his form Of Policy.
Because he is agent for the BEST Life
and accident Insurance Company.
Because many gears experience in thts
business warrants him in saying that
he can and ,oiu make it for the inter
est Of parties desiring Insurance to
place their risks at his Agency.
Correspondence Solicited.
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Thus We sec Jan. 1875 has been colder
than any Jan. foT a number Of years. Al
the Hotel here, less than IL mile from me.
i hA~ been down 70 20 below zero.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-11

special Dispatches to the Ellsworth Amer'ean-l
legislative Ooinas.
AUGUSTA. Ne. Feb. Q.

AUGUSTA, Ne. Feb. ..
An adverse report was made to the
House on making an appropriation of So
OpD dollars for the Industrial School tor
girls in Hallowell. The report was tabled
A charter for the Lewiston and Augusta
railroad Co. was reported. also new bill
TOR the fencing Of railroads. The resolve
appropriating sl6 400 dollars to reimburse
towns for money paid to soldiers in 1864,
Wa read once and assigned for tomorrow
in the House.
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT.
The bill providing for the abolition of
the death penalty, and the substitution OF
imprisonment for life, came Up in the Sen
ate. The bill took IT, several readings and
without eliciting any debate, on a call of
the yeas aud NAYS was refused a passage
hy 3 vote Of Is - Is only one member.
Mr.. Doaworth OF Aroostook) being absent
Who. !, J, understood. would have voted in
the negative. The vote va. as follows
Yeas Corthei, Cutler. Emery. Fo>s. Eos
ter. Trench. Haskell. Kent. Morrison. Pal
ner Prescott. Rounds Stevens, Swaz-y.
webb, -. NAYS. Atwood Campbell.
Cross. Gushing. Dyer. Gould Hall. Haw-
son. Iiuckley, Holbrook, Hyde. Lord.
Richardson. Russell. rhuriough. Is
COMMISSIONERS APPOINTED.
Hon. L. G. Downe> OF ALAS, has receiv-
cd an appointment a Commis, ioner. 70
take testimony in the Alabama claims Mr.
Dow received his commission on Tues
Day at Augusta, where he is temporarily
stopping.
RESOLVE IN Favor or THE AGRICULrURAI
COLLEGE.
The committee on agriculture. will re-
port a resolve Of s2i 500 for the arricul-
tural College. 81. $50 is the amount asked
for.
IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT.
The committee on Judiciary agree 10 re-
port bill, abollshiug Imprisonment Tor
debt, The details OF the bill not fully agreed
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Notice.

A Ill my accounts of one years standing which
= shall remain unsettled on the irst of March
next, will positively be gwen to an attorney for
collection.
ANDREW LoPAUs.
Trem on l. Jan. 20, 1873. 3w4
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Granite Monuments.

r AM prepared to furnish granite monuments 4
/ tablets, and all other cemetery granite work,
such post butrasses aud steps, OF any
design required, and on as favorable terms.
have on hand two monuments an a tablet which
| will letter, gid and set, whenever wanted. at
very low price. Please give me a CALL
b. W. DARLING.
Bluehill, Jan. %, 1873. ava
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Nj A X RI E ID.

Bluehill-3Oth ult.. by Rev. J. ii. Taylor
Mr.. George A. Bowden and Miss Jessie 4. NJ
Eaton. both Of Brookin. Me.
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Eastport. Feb. Sit is reported that the sch
Fely, PeDeny, Of Isle au Hsut, has been lost on
the Wolves. The vessel left here last week !;
no particulars yet.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-11
he Weather.

Uflce Of The Chief Sigual Officer.
WASHINGTON. d. c. Feb. 10, LAM. }
Pro5abaaies
u For the Middle and Eastern States dur
Ing wednesday, stationery and rising bar
ometer, northwest winds higher tempera-
ture and clear followed by bazy weather
tautlonary signals continue at New Lon
don. Woods Hole. Thatchers Island and
Portland.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-11

HANCOCK, ss:--CLRRK's OFFICE. Ellsworth,
Jan. Is, 1878.
l hereby certify that the preceding accounts
are true copies Of the original acts OF The County
Commissioners for the year 1874, and the same
aving DSeh sworn to and allowed, orders haye
cen issaed for the payment thereof out Of the
0unty Treasury.
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~argentville.

The winter term OF school at this place
taught BY Mr.. Corydon ;. Staples OF Pen
obscot, has been in session six weeks, and
il the scholars are not making excellent
progress, it is not the fault of the teacher,
a he has the confidence and respect OF
the scholars and parents.
-Eggemoggin Beach was entirely frozen
over, night Of the 10Th. Foot-people began
10 cross on the ice between Sedgwick and
Deer Isle the Path, on the 2sth number
of teams. horses and sleighs, passed over,
and on the 10Th there was considerable
passing with teams. but on the 30th, on
account of the mercury rising, the teams
began TO fIu through the ice. Some three
or four horses went through, but fortu-
nately none were lost. and a this writing,
Feb. /. il is only safe for foot-people. This
for the benefit Of the travelling public.
There will be puolic lecture at Sar-
gent hall on Thursday evening, ii inst. By
Mr.. Fletcher. Principal of the Normal
School. Castige. The public generally are
invited To attend.
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y IT. 7 = IN = ~ 7 ~ ~
u EAT a % ANGa, |

-'untcr and Nnc Rooms supplied with the
best The market can iurnlsh. The cuisine Is uu.
surpassed. Room. for a single person. - eli0
AMI o. per day rich suitos To- families proportion
Atcly 4uw. Is4t yisltnr, to the rIty ami travel
rrs can live mor~ hfxgrlou-ly, for less money. At
IN" GRAND Mon. thAn al ans other dr-tc lAss
Hotel in IN" cry. Staxes AMI cars pass The ITO
ri CEcry minute FOE al pAFt- ~ the Cay.
IyE. q. p. \ " -. uAkkI son, Managers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-11

Mr.. Charles Campbell Of this town,
has recently hauled from the woods a
spruce log, thirty EIGHT feet long and ten
inches diameter at the top end. It now
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-11
MANHOOD nE.roRED.

A victim Of youthful iInprudence causing pre-
mature decay, nervous debuiiy, eIr, havIs9
ITlcd vain every known remedy. has found a
simple ssi-curc, Which hr viii sent ircr 10 hrs
fellow sufferers. Ailre,. J. ii. REEVES. -
Nassau street New York sInos 81
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-02-11

-Metcorolocica al observations a: Unit
81 States Volunteer Signal station 4; Nj
Desert for the month Of Jan. ISIS
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.

When yoa ylstt or leave the CRy OF NEW
lptk ave ANNOYANCE aud cNI-nsc ~ carriage
hire aHi stop At The GRAND UNION $50.
TEL. opposite thc GA u . .NIsAi. DEPOT.
Il IA. uvor - elegantly furnished room. and i.
nttsd np At an sxI.nAe OF over syD,OoD. Eleya.
tor scan and all modern improvements k4
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COMMISSIONERS APPOINTED.
IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT.

The committee on Judiciary agree 20 re-
port 4 bill abolishing imprisonment for
debt, The details OF the bill not fully agreed
upon.
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CHAs. &c. KLINE CO,
Notice of Foreclosure.

II Bowcry, New York. Post OGlce Box, As
lyr3
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-02-18

SIS that cheese rich p asked Bloggs
Of his grocer. Eyes, was the candid
reply, 'there's millions in it,"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-02-18

A Minnesota man makes the winter
seem short by giving bis note, payable
in the spring.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-02-18

A New Highlander, riding in a rail-
way car, seemed particularly disposed
to astonish the other passengers with
tough stories about Yankeedom. At
last he mentioned that one of his neigh
bors owned an immense dairy, and
made million pounds OF butter and a
million pounds of cheese yearly. This
story produced some sensation, and the
Yankee perceiving that his veracity
was in danger of being questioned, APP
pealed to friend as follows: "True,
isn't it, Mr.. Pa I sneak of Deacon
Brown you know Deacon Brown o.
''Y e-e-e S" replied the friend, chat is,
yes I know Deacon Brown; I don't
know as ever heard precisely how
many pounds of butter and cheese he
makes year, but know that he has
twelve saw.mills that 60 by butter
milk"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-02-18

A child being asked what the three
great feasts OF the Jews were, promptly
REPLIED "Braaktast dinner and sup
20
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-02-18

"Rents are enormous as the vaga-
bond said on looking at his pants.
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p Q Z T R Y.
He WILL COME.

He will come when the world is dreaming
And the moon steals out from her home:
He will come with his sweet face beaming,
To tell me he loves me alone.
He will come with his blue eyes teeming,
With love and its sweet ecstasy;
He will come ere the bright stars are cleaning,
Yet brighter his eyes are to me.
He will come. and know he will greet me,
And tell me he loves alone;
His greeting is kiss when he meets me,
And calls me his darling, his own.