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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-10-12

How THE LAWS pg.-.
AND LABURFks.-H. III MIA.
P'led category ofihe al rau,sr...'a.'-. .a.-'r
force in this State: avs a. pg..,
]. Under the United s.,..
eEety "UtkiHgman hasp r-. - i'st KIN.
dollars. 70 the eria-..
2. Under the lauso. D..
preferred claim againsi t''llis' ivsris D.
or lnSplFent employee a., - .ait1. f
hundred dollars FOR work ~ extent I
ta1e Winin SIX months pri1- - u'H.r
o re has a similar p-erer..--
tate = assignee Ton the hpu.f- ..y l--r I,
"a tuli - Gays nave elapsed f-..'ll %,
ent5r..IY a,,.I ,i.. 'ie NAY ignore rH- s
cuted- I' III bad nos.
:. lie has a similar prefe-s--,
lots ~ me distribution 90 49, 'ff1-- J
SnsrlH sale, having urryi.,..'. "-.--is
OF ms claim with the Shrrie @7s l.ell 4
.. ne preferred claim ~ sfs-a-
Is postponed 20 the claim ~ .-s
wages in an cases OF iarsI..-., TH-s-,
cntInns- attachments, and -. l.-4-.
o. tie has a simiIur prar..---5
opeIattH as a lien up1r v-.-r. .H.-r 4
iactorics. business prrur-t-- u 1-
within SIX months prior 10 s-, ~, g'..r '.r W,
OF such property. az. SAFE b
a.. Cnder The Mechanics lie, l,-
niing IN Court Of his rfsi,,, - iiH. 10 I
OF the property and s,,rf.. - .-s--
OF the owners and cauf-...-..- % i.s
mohih~ or the conclusion al ~ -t-
upon the property. which 81. . l'-'-
recorded mortgages ana fus-r-.
3btslned after work thereon ~. .1
by the w0rkmen. "a' t-l-
8. Certain classes Of ,v,-t---.
rcd claim upon vessels. ,-b5.t laE-1 =
as = iitn- and tEe properly y. o
tached. - p= s--il- \
9. In the oil and coal region.
ehces are given to the c-4tl1. 49,.
IN dcllil"n 10 lhrse sperff,.5 49,. '.t-
~ IN sppeais from ma-fsf-s,...,
IN suits against them for 49,. i'
be entered for Lehr. frrr-... =
IN az othcr cases uf HuursI 49, .-. 4
tered FOR Cusfs alone ''-7 '----iI 4
IL No stay Of execution l. .r.. Il
judgment given Tor slb1 ~ I.-..
wages. ''s, 10
u Wages cannot be attacbe5 4--
whatever. -Ir l-r
u. In all notions hrnuEIf In ,----
wages. upon application f1fha D..
precedence viii be given ur,t- -.
eEch cases over all Uthrr Cess r,.4. {,
IL Under the General C1rrr--.,--
stockholders are liable In rA.5- .-l
phSiiN 10 the amount 0f the stool 49,.
Tor the wages Ut workrnD1. '--
Is Under the same sCi ,Ha s,...t .. i
mining manuiaCJuriuE. and frrai.-.-
raiiuns are personally. lfai.Iatr.v.t
wages Tor work done Nrth.rss- ,-...-
. demand made on the cuupgat. --f.,
lngmHn obtain Judgment sg,-,s-.
tlpn Tor lt-ss than tso, the camrsry ,---
tain stay OF execution. Sr.r .
cannot withhold wag-s f-7r ..,-.
reason Of n sale ~ goods On ,ra-r
l6. BY Act ~ 4 ssprlhI weigh, f...-... al
q days term of labor.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-10-12

AT the State election in Colorado last
week. the question of cOnferring upon wo-
men the right to vote was defeated by a
large majority. A most righteous verdict
aud one which we venture to say will be APP
proved by every true and right minded wo
man.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-10-12
In OuT. Ne1r Cloak az"
nsodgsnieHt

Dt ff'a4 - Z q q
will be found special atiT'' .',-'' ,..-.-r
ing week. Elegant French s,-l
,aimas and circulars, nnt -. s...
hair shawls I'm new ara ~ mars
finest goods brought % l-., ,,l--,.t
new room i large and "ei- 'r.f.r.
proper display Of our e-r- e--.. -u,rEE
Fifth avenue and Jazz g'
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-10-12

Lecture on INV -NaA
duced hy SelfAbuse, llvoo.l...--l. 'laFs
potency. Nervous Deb liiy, ,--,.,5.a. -.- y i
Marriage generally; Cons1iiD iitr,-sls,,! .
Fits; Mental snl Z ,l-i ,5-i,s .CrI.I.. y. L- /
ROBERT J. CULN Elk Ill
the .'Green Book, Ne ..t.-- ir .ls 4
The worid-rcnowned sl,ae'ii I,, II. ~ + +
Lecture. clearly proves iT.,. .l. =. -.
that the awful conse4n !..-'.,,. .r-s..i.
he efectualIy removed w-ih.t..,., ....r. ier- [
ments. rings. OF cordiais i.-tnsl. y =
cure at once certain and, and f'Ti1s ~ 1s5rl.
sufferer. 30 matter Nla' .---iTs.e,y -
NAV cure himself cheapi!, i-t-'l fs.'s |
So This Lecttnc Iri-t pio'' ..-.
d;gd thultSIiids- r'ain el'
address. on receipt o. o...,, 81 A,.5trs. .-,, 4
ihH a. Auu stI''" III
Poet Ohce BoX 45>o-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-10-12

SINGULAR LANDING uF Piss,
CAR N 4 NEkDOw.-pn the N,--f {
sylvauia Railruad there vas s-,,
which presented snme pac1Fsr M
The floods below Font Wa,f-ry.a,
impaired the support uf the bri5-s n.
an extent that when The QP.g. tam
Fort Washington ran upon The ti5-s
span gave way, prpciyi'aiiug ne q,
and baggage car down "a tUel-l-1y.
smbankment. The passenger ala,
became separated f1m the engine.
carried of 10y tie force Il the u,1rl
rent and landed in a meadow tlsy
from the bridge.
Singular 20 relate. not sr article 4
car was disturbed. nrt even .le i--
cup ON the ~ater cualer and vile, I
ing came the lights Uere faau5 tHa.I
all The appointments TIE Csfil o..
condition IS when Il irft tdt Dep. (
previous night. \ raI fence User 7
the car iuated was icfi iriag.. l.. 4
rail having been disturbed
The euEiueer George BATTLE Ta. ,
and his body had ue, been frE @.
late hour last night. Tie te-a-
morning. Was found cIiugiuc a-r-5
distance down tie stream. De lI-
aged - free himself Gum .he ..l-l
rhen carried of hy t'e rr,H .' .-e (
lie was still alive bu- m ,el 4
condition from eSp'--re. Lea Ia.4
car. fortunately. vas ua c-g.. I
time Of tie accident lH- u
trains yesterday was --sa'F .s
with. Al tire pas-eHgeIsauu gl-s {.
to Uc transferred, aHa sac r5
freight trains WIS satHg.E s.-I
EhUE. Rssgf-. Ga.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-10-12

BARR OUT SQUARE ToED FOR SQUARE
TIMBER" Mr.. ID. o. Barr, the defeated
asuirant for the Democratic nomination
for State Treasurer, has, as will be seen by
the annexed letter, freely and fully declared
his intentions to support big successful
competitor, Col. Amos {. Noyes. Read
what he says:
PITTSBURGH, October 8.
A. J. Stinemdn, Esq, Editor Of the Lancaster In
Ny DEAR SIR: In answering yournote OF the
2d inet. reply at the same time To number OF
letters received from different parts of the
State. 1t s not usual for defeated canddat C
to lcare his position, but have oh lection
to give you my views In relation to the pending
canvass Tar rs Vt relates to the State Treasur-
er Colonel Moves w.a nominated in the State
Convention after al arduouS strEgoie that ma
turaliy left behind 1t traces OF dissatisfaction.
time and reflection viii. hope, eradicate all
differences IN our ranks, and the Democracy OF
Allegheny county will give him their support.
No on" doubts his capacity or asperses his in
tegrity. His letter OF acceptance has the true
ring IN its pledge that ne viii uncover to the
people that sealed book. the state Treasury,
and present them Il statement that will plainly
exhibit the actual condition of the Office. That
is what the Democracy OF Pennsylvania have
been vaiDly demanding for years Mr.. Mackey
plumply denied it To legislative committee,
and Mr.. Rawle, after pledRng himslir to show
as he was snug in ofhce. Why this secrecy
about matters of which every Taxpayer in the
| State has right to the fullest Information
Does II not argue something wrong, something
| the treasury ring desires to cover up until a
more convenien: season2 Believing Colonel
Noyes if elected, will be honest and true TO his
| letter of acceptance. and will fully recognize
| formation to the condition OF the State
Treasury, which j regard as the first essential
step to breaking up the treasury ring and its
/ corrupt practices he has my warmest wishes
| az he shall have my constant labors to promote
| his success
! Very respectfully yeurs, DO BARR.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-10-12

TIE State Of Ohio has gone West-in a
horn-by a very large majority for the other
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-10-12

4 pHESOsfENaL WEir--.t.s'r1
four miles southwest rf tla-..' e.
augo county, Is d wei Sa'rl tr
production, supaS~es anything j.
covered In that cuGu'y. iae re
stuck hv Messls. VI. E,"0rsH-
Emerson. Perm and l5eus ID. al. HH
pieted upward oi = uru.h ago f..
found, but an immense IS Tia 81.
cuuntered al The place vae.e i.5
expected. Before Abandoning i-r p
owners resolved to draw 1Ur i.-
This WAS attempted in the l-li. '-
i must be stated That tie cas- 7
statu quo. except that D. s,E-A % r.
above its former resting place a
elevated tu IFS present position '-'
water from the upper T"Iii.l o.. .
rushed into the vel ar Tie n'..'
casing In great quantity A. t -..
gas took bold ul It and .aaitl ..
face of the earth, after scn1.- : u o.. a..
above the top IF the derrcs, -
that condition it continues 90 =
blow to this day, aud may lli al 7.
is estimated that at least 2lt. 1l..
water are thrown ont daily.
remarkable pheucmen1n.--l-- % '-
Herald.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-10-12
Democratic State Ticket.

FOR SUPREME JUDGE:
JOHN TRUNKEY, of Venango County.
FOR AUDITOR GENERAL:
WIN. P. SCHeli, of Bedford County.
FOR STATE TREASURER
AMOS G. MOVES, of Clinton Comfy.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-10-12
Democratic County Ticket.

PRoTHONOTARY
CUAs. F. O'DONNELL, OF Loretto Bor.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
w. HORACE ROSE, of Johnstown.
POOR HOUSE DIRECTOR:
JACOB KIRKPATRICK, of Chest Twp.
CORONER:
JAMES NORELAND, of Wilmore BOr.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-19
O.. The Empress Charlotte of Mex

o. The Empress Charlotte Of Mex
ico has not improved in mental health.
Since the death of her favorite medical
attendant, who had managed to secure
her confidence, the unfortunate Prin-
cess has appeared gloomy. The cessa-
ton of his visits caused her great irritsa
ton, and she has now become violent.
The doctor at Ghcel was the only per-
son to whom she would speak. She
evidently misses his visits without hav-
ing proper sense of the fact, for she
never asks about him nor demands that
he should be sent for, but the want is
manifested by an increase of irritation.
The visits of the Queen of the Bclgians
do not calm the nervous excitement of
the Empress, and the King never shows
himself when he visits the Chateau OF
Tervueren. From the apartments OF
the Empress he can, without being OBJ
served, see her, and lament without re-
straint her sad conditio Setting aside
her mental malady, the widow of the
unfortunate Emperor Maxmilianis is phys
ically well.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-19

o. Cuvier tells us the trunk of the
elephant is composed of forty thousand,
or more, small muscles, intcflac in all
directions, the contraction and relaxa-
ton of which enable the animal to
shorten or lengthcn its trunk, and rem
der it 50 flexible. Itisperiora.edthroug
It's entire length by double tube,
through which the animal breathes and
drinks. Al the end of the trunk is e
little finger-like appendage, which serves
to ps;k up small objects, and also acts
as a feeder. With this wonderful an
strument, as with hand. the elephant
can pick up needle or tear up tree,
twist the herhase from the ground, or
strip the young branches or leaves from
the trees upon which he feeds.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-19
Aagus,ll l.iihe following 1e.xperiinnlsRs.. ]

August the following experiments. i
placed some honey near nest OF Las
sius niger on glass surrounded with
water, and so arranged that Ia reaching
it the ants passed over another glass
covered with a layer Of sifted tarth
about, ,one-thiId Of an inch in -tbickne>s.
/ then pat some ants TO the honey, and
by degrees a considerable number COLI
lected round It. Then, at 1:3e, p. NJ,
buried an ant from the same nest un-
der the earth, and left her. there till 5,
p. M. when uncovered her. She
was none the Wosss. bas aesiAg th<s
whole time not one. OF her friends had
taken the least notice Of her. Again,
Sept. !, l arranged some honey in the
same way. At s P. nj. about fifty ants
were at the honey, and considerable
number were passing to and fro. /
then buried an ant as before, OF course
taking one from the same nest. At Z
2. NJ. the number of ants az the honey
had nearly doubled. At 10 p. Nj. they
were still more numerous, and had car
ried off about two-thirds Of the honey.
At A. NJ. the next morning the honey
was all gone: two or three ants were
still wandering about. but no notice had
been taken of the prisoner, whom Then
let out. In this case allowed the honey
to be finished, because Thought it might
be alleged that the excitement produced
by such a treasure distracted their at
tention: or even, on the principle OF do
ing the greatest good 10 the greatest
number, that they were intelligently
wise in securing treasure of food be-
fore they rescued their conrade, who.
though in confinement, was neither in
pain nor danger. So far as the above
ants, however, are concerned, this can
not be urged. may add that repeat
ed the same experiment several tunes,
in some cases with another species,
.Nyrmica rugino.fs, and always with
the same results. Ants have been much
praised on account of their affection for
their friends. In this respect, however.
they seem TO vary greatly. AT any
rate, any one who has watched them
must have met with very contradictory
facts. have often put ants which were
smeared with sticky substance on the
boards attached to my nests. and very
rarely indeed did their companions take
any notice Of, or seek to disentansle
thcm.-Sir John Lubbock in The Forf-
Eighily RerFew.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-19

lS-Sir Walter Scott had a dog that
one day furiously attacked the baker,
and was with grea, difficulty called off.
But as the dog observed the baker COM
ing every day TO leave bread for the
family he began TO regard him in ia
vcrable light. and in time the dog and ba-
kcr became great friends. One day Sir
Walter was telling friend how the dog
had attacked the baker, and as soon a.
he began the story the dog sulked into
the corner of the room, hung down hrs
ears and lowered his tail, and displayed
every sign of being heartily ashamed OF
himself. But when Sir. Walter came
to the end OF the story. and said, But
Tray didn't bite the baker" the dog
turned round in q moment, jumped
and irisked about, and was evidently
quite restored TO his own good opinion.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-19

es-The story is told of the po6E in
sane George III. tha, he was one day
breakiasting at Kew. when the great
scarcity OF beef which was then pre-
vaiiing in England became the subject
Of conversation. why do not people
plant more heef:" asked the king. On
being told that beef could not be raised
from seed, ne seemed still incredulous,
and took some bits of beefsieak and
went into the garden and planted them.
The next morning he went on. to see n
they had sProsted, and found some
snails. Thinking they were oxen, he
was heard calling out. "Here they are .
Here shey are, Charlotte, horns and
an"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-19

-S~-&~- -8-~>s<
Noipefsonocsleisdxs furr shsxhes butl
vs seed dtoeqppsry notessq6woaaese&i
hpw ks fopld. cyan get Or KEEP bis ideas,
10 tam, under.snch frequent intefrup,.
ton: ma iae was in5 ies a6rrfRed~ ~sf'
nysssFsrenssssshst ss<Sy tsoas1 -
NxsEshlsatla sha 2ast .en six Jhssusssia
th0t elSht are not injurious yhen Qne,s,
subject naturally occupies them. but
then. 1t s. IN. fndispensabie tonditi6n
thai Gkeses sshslls - No. h1leff1pt;e6s. ~
iEhsdisjpsAiskidSmssd g cadssa Sgsinss
sssfgpaioa j. AfpsEee 4aiiEpe thaA that.
OF continuous attention.. Sou,hey. and
Miss Edsewcfth wrote in the common
sEting-room, IN the midst Of Abe fsvHsly.
This cannot Understand, though, I am
writing this memoir under cireumstan-
ces which compel me to surrender my
solitude. Under heart disease I can
not expect or ask to be left alone; and
| really find no gene from the presence
of one person, while writing this sim
ole. and plain account OF nv life. eau
imagine that Miss Edgeworth's stories
would not require very much concen-
tration: but how a man can write epics
in the midst of the family circle is in-
conceivable, even to some of Southey's
warmest admirers. The comment is
inevitable: that his poems might have
been good deal better il he had placed
bimsei under the ordinary conditions
of good authorship. Wordsworth was
accustomed TO compose his verses in
his solitary walks. carry them in his
memory and ge. wife or daughter to write
them down on his return-From Har-
rief .aarfineau's autobiography.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-19
rnip A VAT o. xlxs II.

TO get the eocoa's richest rseas,
The shell il hard--so break II;
The fragrant ,eaf iis odors hold
Until ycr bruise or shake t. =
A mountain. fsr too steep to climbi
- Well, then, don't Try end do Il:
You may be able TO 60 round,
Or patiently dig TIN ough il.
A fence, you say, but he'er a gate:
Whatean yousd do you weader:g l. ~ a
Just scale the wall. mount II ycu can,
And IL you cam, crawl under!
yosr way u smuddy1 wsisa while, y
LEI wind and sunshine dry il;
Still, wait not for another rain
To see some comrade try il.
river deep, you cannot swim?
No steamer there YOU know H?
Well If there is no other way,
Build your own boat and row it,
Go down, and you'll have many a kick,
Go up, aLi soIne will push you;
But win your way, and praise will come
From those who tried 10 crush you.
Don't hide your talent through fear,
But brayely 20 and stake il,
Wear out, don't rust 10 reach your goal
Lad. find q way, Or make il.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-19

o. Three castor beans strung on
silk thread and hung around your neck
viii prevent cholers-if Won DRAW the
thread tight enough. -a =
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-19

erA Detroitrestauranseur hsngss oss
. sign of free chops" and when The
old ioafcrs come around he show. t-.em
an axe and woodpi.c.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-19

Preeoc,ous boy munching the frui. of
the date tree Mamma, ii eat dates
enough wall gov up 10 be an alma
nae - 0'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-19

THE
ST. MARY'S BEACON
rs PUBLISHED EyERr THURSDAY BIZ
J.F. KING T. T.P.YATEs.

Ilnss o. SrsscRiPTiOs.-$2.O 90 per anuuun-
NO subseriptios vii he received for shorter pe-
fsod than six months and no paper to be dis
continued mill all arressaees are paid except at
The option OF the publishers.
TssAs o. fAsskaTissSs us eenis psr square
sequens Insertion. Eight lines or less oS Brewer
type constitute square. II the number of in
tertipus g mol r,rrked on the adRrtiseIat n Il
esEN<fe eakk6& snAi1 1brbids "a cazfes Ac-
eordingly. A liberal deduction made 70 those
who advertise By the year.
Communications Of a personal character " m
be charged at the same rates as advertisements:
obituaries over ten lines in length will becharged
~ the rate OF 50 cents per square
All communications fer putIicstion must be
accompanied with the real name Of the author or
no attention will be paid 70 them.
Hereafter The cash must accompany al an
houncemenis for public Office.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-19
-AgeHtS TAINTED

Lr every Town and County in the State
20 sell an article Indispensable to every
family. Seiis On sight. Agents, male
or female, can make from IS TO siO
per day. Send so cts. for sample. or
three Tor dollar.
Address,
j. W. KYLE,
No. 4S s. Howard ST.,
49, 9fti aIsA uNtR Fg.it,mor.
Feb. Is. ls76-ly.
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PR ROFESSIONAI.

nR. GEORGE s. KING. of Washington
~ city, has located himself nj CsIiroRSi. in
this county for the practice of Medicine and Sur
gerry IN all branches. Rerespec,iuhy soiicits the
patronage cf the public
March +, lS1I-2m.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-04-19
HO! Tobacco Planters. HO!
MATHIS tc CO.'S
COMPOUND Tos rnE GROWTH OF
Tobacco, Grain and Grasses.

G(n Tbs OF Mathis chemical compound and
WV l,4O0 Tbs o. well ro,,ed stable manure
compossed and mixed will give n better result in
the growth ot Tobacco, Corn. &c, fused pound
teS Peund1 than any other Fertilizer in use.
Try IL.
PRICE FOR go LBS OF MATHIS CHENI.
CAL COMPOUND SIS CASii-ON TIME al.
Refer by permission TO the following gentle
men
Thos. NJ. Hodges, Alex. Hamme,,.
Chas. Burch, Edmond ] Plowse,
ID. Coode. and other.
Danl. Shanks.
Aessrs. FRANCIS NEALE 4 SONS. Sou,h
Shar'cs Street, Baltimore, are my agents, who
will execute orders, &c
ROBERT N. FREEMAN.
Feb. -, lss;-f.
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TBo 10 bEs sET-.zsgrA--t1 sHE
sdT .safsssz szgss - 5sosi HIasssof
aoisslnEo0 EssssivoJ 81 u slssaas r,
=. srn.c4 zs..s 10 s-Asl fi54da44 is =
-Isns2 Al Il .S5sH .-as9sT 81 . 7sgl
ssd iasriaa.hs rs ,sit B NO. g.
roisaisura9 81. rsastss ka8axss n4as
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ri ssEFismu2sil 7ists issw ,ss:sm d
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tad .vilsorsssss1 y1so1o5s SI-szes
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-10-25

The water in the river is still unusual
doing small business.
Rev. A. Battles, of Dexter. will oceu-
~ the pulpit at the Unitarian Church.
next Sunday. Oct. 18th.
Notwithstanding the hard times. some
ten or twelve dwelling houses have been
built in this city the present year.
-Burrill issues the most liberal Marine
Policy In the world. For insurance on
vessels, csrgoes or freights give him call.
F. NJ. * q. A. Joy have purchased a
ID Octave Orchestra Piano. OF Pstten &
wheelden. for the use of their orchestra.
Atty. General Emery left for Wash
ington Wednesday. on official business. and
Judge G. :. Peters and grandson for Bos-
ton.
Rev. c. II. Ropes returned on Satur-
day with his bride. The good wishes OF
his society and many friends will be given
to both, for their happiness and prosperity.
Social Dance at Agricultural Hall. No.
Ellsworth. Friday Evening, Oct. &c. Music
BY Geo. A. joys Orchestra. Refreshments
will probably be served by the Ladies Sew
ing Circle.
The educational meetings advertised
at Pembroke, Columbia Falls. aud Ellis
worth, are necessarily postponed to later
date. Due notice will be given Of the time
of holding thu same.
PosrPoNEMENr. - The Dramatic Com
psny who advertised to give an entertain
ment at Hancock Hall on Tuesday evening.
postponed the same until this "wednesday
evening, a. which time and place will be
given Boucicault's popular play, Andy
Blake" and the laughable farce, "A Pleas
ait Neighbcr" In both will appear Miss
Lizzie May Ulmer. who has the reputation
of being one OF the most charming &C
tresscs in New England.
As this is probably the only opportunity
the people OF Ellsworth will have to see
Miss Timer. there should be crowded
house