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Ellsworth American., 1876-05-04

WAsHI>GTu>, i. G., Januarv r.. $50.
lseu ueN; Union Republican National Convention.
q tts unI.ral4aB oi candidates for President ana
,re President ID. the United states, VII ~ belt ir
...t.lts %: Cincinnati. ou " edne-iay. June ian.
r-- Il I- ur!s--k nd,sr. and W4A consist II dele
-t-ss tclIn each state equal @ the number oi IT,
sen itt-- ..u3 Representative In onEre~s and n.
.H. delegates from each organized IerrIt,ry and
.H. District 'l COLUMBIA
ra rt..r- tIc convention for the election u dci'
-4-e~. fhe committee 81 the several state arr
,afaeu ieti 20 invite all republican electors and
.4.. Htat- voters. without re-arl 20 past Poililca
difference prev Trtt AfiIIAGou, "a Do are "i
i.--. O. r-tl wing -e4iians! issues, and desire e.
promote flgonIly feelings and permanent harmon
ls- af tc Constitutional T-ht- OF every citizen.
.rlfH- IRE -l ans free CNcr- -e o' lie EiEft c
fr.i-- without lutl.as lat.sn aU4 without fraud
aa. 1 s rr la favor ai continued prosecution an
jog punishment ai st aalc.al dishonesty and az
..........-s. administration Of Tie government bt
...-. .s.t..4l AMI capable oficer- who are N "a
tr Ht tllA.a- such reforms IN The government a.
..Nt..r.D .Dae. u4r from time - tune suggest. N
... -r.-ti g. .anpAl-l.S ihe Creii oi the nation
.r,-g-llr- aur oi T. obligations, and IN iaHof
-.-t4ta.a- Iu tyer7 way the national faith an 3
'---. .A .vu-r, WAe hfili ia4i the common >.-i'-'
--... IFS tar uIr~ery et American liberty. an
-...i H,- tlutaluei absolutely free from scots
--H c,uf-si 73 hsiieyc ttlAi for the promotion p
i..-. t is tfs direction ut the government -hohia
..... q. ST.. aiEiile. n those hn adhere a. tn.
.r.-~ ., I--f, support ule1n as Iura arporatsi lr
.-s b. alH.i iay-. aa4 IS Aa are IO favor ui
.1- Ana strengthening tAe iaatafnentla
H 'i national unttN tu tilt- centennial allul
..s.-.fs o. the t.rt.l oi the republic
d. MbEIAN. = l4's man
WN g. HANDLE y. Secretary.
Esuubli-sn \ati-uAl Committee
81 a-.....--au, january a3. l--a.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-04

We meet men daily who are waiting
for something to turn up" Now tLat the
snow ard ice are gone. and the fields are
ready for the plough, we hope that some,
at least. of these men will go to work and
turn up something. even the soil. If some
of the ex-"business men" who have settled
with their creditors now two or three
times tor ten. fifteen or twenty cents on
dollar. would put what they have saved
from their failures into little farm, and
would n0rk il. they might not only get
living, but also soon make, another pay
mept on what they owe,
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-04
Estate of Seth TisdaIe. deceased.
Com mmissiOners, Notice

NOTICE Is hereby given that the Tim. tor %
~ celvlDg and examining the claims OF erea,
tors OF the lnsolvent estate OF Seth Tisdsle I.ie
OF Ellsworth, Hancock County, has been EXTENDED
TO .ix months from the 18th day of April. a n
IeIo, aud mat 'iiims against said estate NAV he
presented 10 the undersigned commits stoner. a.
tne once OF GEORGE Z. Dutton, in said ElIsxoptb
az teL O'Clock oil the forenoon, on The drsr md
.hfd Wednesdays of May, June, July. Auxn.t
October, A. ID. 1876 -" da''oi
,u,s GEO. p. DUrroN
'"i' JAMES +. DAVIS
rna,.., comm toner's
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-04
ID BANK RUPT NOTICE
iIr ile ILatr.ct q i-....-. .e..e'

Tor the District Of Maine.
lh the matter ofJoHN MAI oNEY, Bankrupt
IN BANKRUPTCY.
DISTRICT OF MAINE s.:
~ A. Ellsworth, the 3Uth day OF March. A. d Is7s
! pointment as Assignee OF John ,uaIarsr' y :,
I's worth In the County OF Hancock and STATE
OF Maine, within said District who has hee1 al
judged bankrupt upon his own Petition nv tha
pistriet Court OF said District Dec 4, ISIS
S"le CHARLES c. BURRILL, Assignee
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-04

The special Internal Revenue taxes on
Liquor and Tobacco were due and paya-
bic May l.t.and all persons doing business
in the above articles without paying the
tax therefor, are liable 10 fine and impris-
onment.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-04
Notice to Debtors.

A LIHotGH the times are HARD. | AN c.fn
u PEELED As AdmIrlstrator 20 settle tue E.tate
u The late Dr. FhilAnder ii Harden ami here
by give notice that this i the last cali. salti
make on debtors 10 HI ts,s;e. After - dsy. II
not settled al demands Ws!l he put s,ni and
DON'T BLAAEME.
Z. G. PEt X. Admins rator.
Elzw orth. May isi lsT6. 1ra.i>
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-04
TAXES! TAXES! TAXES,

aUco.ding to vote OF the inhabitant, of The
iS,sn IL oi zen h taxes In said town for the Yea
60, . ,ein,aihihg , unpaid, on the 18th day OF ia
a,s aen co MN se committed to ocer Tor inme.i,
EN-. Hamor, COL and Treas
nden, April IL, ls7e. avs
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-04

tHAKLL-Iuws March y. ~,
II. T. STEVENS
ptAE >iR-Tln- l. 20 rrrt H. tuat hAge usca
your Blood Preparation It, my o. mis- f1f .syyrRl
wears, A4d tiia IS that Tor ~gr1.ula or rnkcrau-
HuWoT>, or Rheumatic Aftrusuz. H cannot be-
rNc'ii''l nt a. blood g,ut fIsr aud -prlrs me-.
!y'INr. It tht ht-I thing have ever u-el. ami !
tA' u~cd alm"-t even thing. can cAcertuIl5
recommend Fg ~ aHy one Il u,ei ui sucn my,i
ctuv.
lour- respectfully.
t.Es. y 4 BiN~MpkE.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-04
dulless Oats for Sale.

TUE >UBsCRIBER onars lor .tle te., .4-a
!, ~ iaIiess Oats At siO0 per Ousael. :! u
seht by express or by mail on recent 8f ti,2
dooNe named grain Is true and gfua3.e j.
quaiity haye tested it in both aour ana 49,
Pos, ,r,m BESyAMIN III =
''s' olhee address Ellsworth, Ne. ySi
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-04

Nil who safer Com prop-y and Kidney pi--
case csn b.' cured BY using HtNI's REMEDY.
the great Kidney NJ lcine. purely vegetable,
and ., 4 dnly by our best physicians "a thclr
practice
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-04

II the DistrtCs Court o the Q-nit.a 49,.
for the l'lstFIct OF Maine
Bankrupt, 'ioN a1HAS
IN BANKRUPTCY.
DISTRICT OF MAINE, ss:
a - "ofth, The Soth day OF March. \ u ,s-e
I'nc undtrsisned hereby gives notice nt hi. sn
OF Ellsworth, 10 the Co1niy of Hsheoch monaghan
i,,jaa aae' within said District who has been AL
y1used ~ a bankrupt upon his own Petition ~ ~
CHARLES c. BURRILL, Assignee
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For Sale.

'I'h6 81 B>CRlBER offers his two.storv N,rs..,
no oi House tor sale, sand hosse has Il roon
anu anu oath room, the heuse piped for cold ana ~
"ater good well and cistern in cellar, also 80
Soai iurhace, Gene nj cellar, also Carriage H.
""" s'aoie. Also his house on Oak street
EIlswor,h u... 49,, 80 5. h. WHITING
-SNiA i0fo. lmOl2
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-04
VOLUME %.
To tie Honorable, the Court Of Coinfr p.
HaissioHers for the County OF HraeoSL ~

IIumbiy shows Alder; W. GRAY. and otha,
hAhiiants Of the .Own Of OriaHh that q t9yr %.
iro~' The uuuty roa1 leading irum nrLtui t a. %
worth beginning at the Bowden HiIl N b.
theme Northerly To the Edward Buck Inn s y. lei
OrIant, would be Of grea, pubii~ conysa'''9. "a.
that the seIectmen Of said town alter beng Ice
Toned 20 have unreasonable neglected. ana
fused 10 iay out such way or place the sam
fore the town
wherrfsf,, your petitioners con-t!erfp,, OIL
selves aKgiieyed By such DELAY amt ttlus,i ''a'
that your honofs would agreeably e. law IN a.
cases made and provided Av out accept ana
prove such town way AMI direct the sam. '.'
duiy rrcnrdesi-natest at OFiaR1. tins s,7I ~ y
October, A ID. 1878. N
ALBERT W. GRAY. and p o,,..
STATE OF MAINE
HANCOCK, ss-Coart Of County Comui.....
April Term, A. ID. ls;6.
Upon the foregoing petition j; J., -ou.sls-.,
the Comnissi ioncrs that the petitioner. ~, p
sp0nsibe and thai they uugni 10 be hparf. 60
ny the matter set forth In their pet r,.r
therefore order that the County tomHi..
meet a.
on Tue essiay the 70th lsv "fMsy usVr. ..fa...
Nj 4ud thence pra-eed O. view tse-...
toned ~ sAil petition, iHuf'riitt-b aEe- -
view. a hear ng cf TIE parties 7Hf N'tHr....
be haA at spu'r convenient Eltr- ...
amt such other mr IsGUr- taN-u tH -.. ..
Is thr Commissions shall judge H.fg.- .
ts fgriher
ORI.FHEu-That notice of the iru,. .fs.
purpose of the tpumi -fpuers' meeting .t.
hy gwen tl AL persons HHI trrp frf ...... ...
"a. bv sery NJ : tested copies otts... ...t.l... 49,
his order thereon. upon tar cleTN st..r .
Dr3ai
ana hv posting gp aticstrd copies t- ...-....
fhrCe public Eiac-- in SAID taa iH .--
lra-t before the time appointed a.. ls..
by r1bIi-hius the petition HuI Peg ... .
three week. -arrc~~tyriH 10 tae + .-s. a-. A..
eau. paper rBbl3shvI AZ Es.-.f....s
JnunIY of tiHHcnTk. tie HT-- H...... ......
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-04
Notice..

>, OWING to Ill health the undersigned finds it i'm.
impossible TO work at his business IL 1ha,aco - M,
requests AL persons in Indebted TO him Ia coif 9
u II E,,rnmni niwn I'M
Ellsworth, April 49, 1876. go.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-04
This is the Last Can.

a Wh;,n ~ Nus due the late arm Of IL. 4 SsK
ds Iaii,,hg, Ill, II not paid in sixty days from ,his
isc,on VIII DC Put into Attorneys hands for soI. a.
Eihwor,h A,ru,.. 80. ;. 4. WHFING
~pAA -, Asie' 2WolS
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-04

The undersigned commissioners appointed by
the court hereby give notice, that they will be In
session IN accordance with tie above order al the
banking room of the Bucks port savings Eank at
~ ociocs A. 81 livery saturday. in The months
OF May, June and July next TO receive and decide
upon all claims against sand institutions
q. L. LUNNISGHAM.
SmOsIs ISAAC PARTRIDGE
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-04
Gbe eIlswortb Amerilan.

'ublishel every Thursday Morning at Ceomts
-sN, Ellsworth, Ne, by THE HANJotF
= 1l'$TN PUBLISHING COMPANY
tar terms. &C., zee lrst page.
Es-~. II pETTENGILL 4 co, i stale street
s-sfa, 3 PsrS Row. New York, snt 9ol thesinu
>rrrs. O. Iul4ielphia are our Agents for procurlul
7..i .s~ji i-eruenis Tor the AMERICAN in the aboy'
.a- tu authorized To contract for advertising
~ s..r .sHt-i rates.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-04
For Sale.

A NV Concord wagon tor sale sBesP [
sSts' ~ or approved paper. inquire q
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-04
THURSDAY. NAY / 1875.
National Convention


Washington. January L. The Republican Com
.f.a AaFe appointed Cincinnati. jane ltth, for
..te y l.Iatsri Convention.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-04
Farmers of Hancock County.
set the -, thirty dollar
Horse Hay Rake

Colby Emery Co. ave the Aecn.el manuflri.
urrfs ani sole agents for The sale OF the Neal
horse hay Rake in Hancock COUNTY
We ius!te The attention Of the farmer, 1, oar
stock OF RAkes before making their purchases
SHIP BUILDERS.
We -ill continue TO manufacture Bn,t. w,f.r
tarks. lank-, fIugs. edges. SHIP carving &c
stock Of Boats con-tantly on hand. Also Yacht
ior ,Ale, new >oop rugged, center board u feet
long 10 feet wide half dec ked over Cabin e. n
tanning four herth-
Cores spOndcEcc solicited
COLBY EMERY &CO
2mo.ls Uuak.r,rt ".
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-04
state of Maine.

TREASURER bFF
AI"JsTA, \ rTat p.
Upon he IolloH n townships OF tr4.t~ .
not liable - be taxed To any to ggu. ta- t..
easements we're made for Counsy.lsN E"
he ,'dhtF tom Hi--ioucr- % u8ur7.s.
ne i'Lrte, nth day Of March. Is7s. y.f
40. 3. North Deyi-jon. ....-..
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-04
SHIP BUILDERS.
state OF NIaine

:. j. toCKE-PESoBscor co. AprIl 39th ls-5
EBES sruEBs Al
BJCksPOEr SAVINGS BANK
IT is hereby ordered that the commissioners m.
pointed IN he above entitled cause meet in
bncssport IN Ihe banking room Of sad bank on
every Aturdsy In May. June, and July next at 10
clock A. NJ 'or the purpose Of receiving. and
deciding upon ali claims gain.t said Institution
AMI IL I- hereby further ordered. that said com
sissoners shall give notice Of The lime and p!are
OF sald meetings by publi.hiug 40 atte-ted COW
OF thus order in the Bangor weekly Courier sn1
thc Ellsworth America D throughout sald months
OF May, Juue and Julv
JOliN APPLETON, c. J. 5 j. L.
true copy-Attest;- E. c. BRETT, CLERK
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-04

FRANCES T.. WILLARD
Cor. >ec'y Womeas' Christida Temper1Hc
Union
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TINWARE. &C.
Read THIS |

Having bought Mr.. C Gra-
hams interest in the TIN
SHOP, | have appointed him
my Agent to carry on the bu-
siness for me. | would be
pleased to have the public
give me a call for anything
they may need in my line. /
will keep on hand and for
sale, Stoves & Tinware of ev-
cry description, and sell to
you at prices lower than the
lowest. / am prepared to do
Spouting, Sheet Iron and Tin
Roofing, Job Work and Re
pairing of all kinds. Don't
forget to give me a call and
be convinced that it will be
to your interest to deal with
me. Remember the place,
one door above Snider's bake
shop, Broadway.
l am also keeping a FIRST
CLASS HOTEL, two doors be-
low my old stand on Broad
way, where / can accommo-
date all who may give me a
call.
JOHN BURT.
May Is, ls7g am
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clear in one Of the letters of the Secre-
tarv To Mr.. Whitthorne He saws:

The publication OF portions Of the unfinished
testimony in detached parts has, as was to be
expected, afforded the opportunity for charges
and insinuations made in the public newspa-
pers utterly false in fact and founded upon false
differences from the testimony as published,
which will fall at once to the ground when the
whole facts are known. Under these circum-
not only for myself but for any officer Of my
Department against whom anything is sup
posed to appear, a full and speedy opportunity
to be heard in Justification of every matter
charged and in refutation Of every false infer
ence that can possibly be made; and also de-
mand that this hearing be had in open session
Of the committee, TO the end that public justin
cation may follow as speedily as possibly the
charges and insinuations made.
This is a very proper demand. With a
Confederate Congress, open sessions of
its investigating committees are an abso-
lutte necessity. Without open sessions,
the reports of such committees are un-
trustworthy, and full of scandal and as
sertion unsupported by proof; and as
they can only be of use as campaign doc
uments. the people are informed of what
is being done in their name and at their
expense. and warned to reject at once in
the name of justice every calumny
against upright public servants belonging
to the Republican party, who have in do
ing their duty shamed the members OF
the late Confederacy and the Democrats
consorting with them.
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Hush.

"I can scarcely hear" she murmured,
"For my heart beats loud and fast,
But surely, in the far, far distance,
can hear a sound at last"
{" 1t is only the reapers singing,
As they carry home their sheaves;
And the evening breeze has risen,
And rustles the dying leaves"
"Listen there are voices talking"
Calmly still she strove to speak,
Yet her voice grew faint and trembling,
And the red flushed in her cheek.
sit is only the children playing
Below, now their work Is done,
And they laugh that their eyes are dazzled
BIZ the rays OF the setting SUM-"
Fainter grew her voice, and weaker,
As with anxious eyes she cried,
"Down the avenue of chestnuts
can hear a horseman ride"
at was only the deer that was feeding,
In herd on the clover-grass,
They were startled, and fled to the thicket
AS they saw the reapers pass.
Now the night arose in silence,
Birds lay in their leafy nest,
And the deer crouched in the forest
And the children were at rest
There was only a sound OF weeping,
From watchers around a bed,
But rest to a weary spirit,
Peace to quiet deadl
-fAdelaide A. Proctor.
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THE STANDARD.
THURSDAY. --- AUG. 3. 1870.
Sunset.

Upward do 1 journey slowly,
As the shadows lengthen fast,
10 land OF sunlight holy,
Where no evening shadesare cast:
Noontide glory
In that land shall always last.
See the sun in splendor shining
On the hilltops of the westl
Grandly thus the day declining,
Brings a night OF peaceful rest;
While earth's weary
Long TO find its slumber blestl
LIES high western hills are shading
Solemnly the path go;
sunset glory, too, Is fading,
Soon I'll miss the golden glow;
Sunset shadows
Soon VIII leave my path below.
And with joy unnamed by sorrow
Do hail life's eventide;
Herald of a bright Tomorrow
over on the other side;
Through the darkness
GLADLY Will my spirit glide.
Some love are over yonder,
Basking In a fadeleSs ray,
And my feet would gladly wander
With them in their new-found day;
Since they left me
Love to me has been life's way.
Night comes on and, not regretting
That the day is almost done,
Calmly Iawait the setting
or the distant sinking sun;
Glad In spirit
That the race Is nearly run.
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EFFEcTUAL SPECIFIC

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mouth bilious attacks, ,Palpitation of the Heart
Pain In the region of the kidneys, des pondency
gloom and forebodings of evil. all of which are
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have never seen or tried such a simple, eff
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my life.-H. Haines, st. Louis, Mo.
Hon. Aler. II. Stephens.
! Occasionally use, when my condition re-
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good efiect.-Hon. Alex. ii. stephens.
Governor of alabama.
Your Regulator has been in my family for
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have used the regulator in my family for
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President Of City Bank.
simmons Liver Regulator has proved good
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Druggists.
We have been acquainted with DIR. Summons
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M Z DIcAL. .
Il A K e
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.

For all diseases of the Liver, stomach, a Spleen.
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CINCINNATI WESLEYAN COLLEGE,.
FOR YOUNG WOMEN.

Begins its 18th year Sept. 18th. Faculty mum
bers q. Magnificent buildings, generous table
Thorough course In English, Science. Classics,
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tages for Music aud Art. Address the President
Rev. David II. Moore, ID. D., Cincinnati, Ohio,
Julyl3-R
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Positively Cured.

When death was hourly expected from Con-
sumption, all remedies having failed, and DIR.
II. James was experimenting, he accidentally
made a preparation of InMan Hemp, which
cured his only child, and now gives this recipe
free on receipt Of two stamps to pay expenses.
Hemp also cures night-sweat, nausea at the
stomach, and viii break a fresh cold In twenty
four hours. Address
CRADDOCK & CO,
l,032 Race Street, Philadelphia, naming this
paper. iune29-am
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M G pIcAL.

Tms STANDARD article u rpn-
p'rnlcd with the greatest care.
l.s elects aIc ~ wonderful aud
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{. restores gray % fldc,l ha.r 10
s. % s.hfil color
b. removes all culpiions. i'cliing
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becomes white and clean.
By It's tonic properties Il restores
the capillary glands TO their normal
vigor, preventing badness, and max
ing the hair grow thick and strong.
AS a dressing, nothing has been
found so eifectual or desirable.
A. A. Hayes, M. D., State As
saver OF Massachusetts, says, 4" The
constituents are pure, and carefully
selected for excellent quality; and
i consider II the BEsT PREPARATION
for its intended purposes.
Price, One Dollar.
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- JAP. RAILROAD.
Sixth Installment.

Tho aiockholderu of the HpFingnsld. jackson
and Pomeroy Railroad are hereby notined that
the sixth instailmeut % 70 per cent u rrquired
20 b paid within % days ffon this date. o. 30
fore The 18th Of sept. isTd. Hereafter ninty
days notice will - given for each call of 10
per cent. Payments of stock must be made 20
the foliowiug persons, who are authorized 10
receipt Cor the same
John Fooa. Springfield. CLARK county.
~, Ey, Wellington &. a., Fayetis county
W. W, Bell Nreguneldf Highland couutY.
u. n Seymour. hainbfidge, Hoaa county.
James Emmitt, Wavwrly. Pike county.
". l. Chapman, Imrk son coumty.
A tho contract has benn made Dor The fun-
struction OF the entire road. the stock HOLDERS
BY order Of the board.
JAMEys EMMITT. President
Jackson, o.. Aus a ls1e.
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Direct connectiona made AZ Lancaster fof
clrclavtilr, Zmucmviile. and all points on ths
Cincinnati A Muakingum VALLEY ilailway-and
- Columbus for all points East aud West No
change Of cars from Columbus % philadelphia
New York Indianapolis, aud Chicago.
VI. ~. oREENE. Wee fresidsnt
W. A. MfLIA 0ensrni Ticket AEsnt
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HOT ELS.
BIGGS HOUSE,
POrtSmO Outh. Ohio.
The Best House in Ohio for the Money.
Rates Reduced May 1, 1915.

All rear rooms ON first and second floors, and
front rooms on third floor, at the rate OF Two
Dollars per day.
Front rooms on first and second floors, 81 80
per day.
A few good sample rooms on first floor at
81 per day. mays, 7G
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INSURANCE.
NIILLER'S
INSURANCE AGENCY,

I insure property, lives, plate-giaaa. and per.
sons against accidents There reprwMan ted
At my agency, the following rcliabls Compa-
niea.
KTNA. OF Hartford, Conn.
HOME. OF New York.
NIAGARA. Of New York.
NORTH BRITISH aud MERCANTILE. Of
London.
GUARANTY, OF New York.
HOME. Of Columbus, Ohio.
sMILLvILLE. OF New Jersey.
HARTFORD. of Hartford, Conn.
NATIONAL LIFE, Of 4. &. of America.
HARTFORD ACCIDENT CO., Of Conn.
Business solicited In town aud county. ard
perHonal attention given TO all applications.
2ffeb9oy ~. q. MILLER
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stations marked thus % are naG ntatipna. and
trains win stop when aignaied 70 90 %
Wv. PEABODY. Master Trnnnp.
". Q. EVANS. Agent at Jackson.