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The Morning herald., 1878-10-23
WEDNESDAY, the 9th day OF November
A. n. 1873. at 2 O'clock, p. ne. ID p

WEDNESDAY, the 9th day OF November,
A. n. 1878, at O'clock, p. ne. "
The following described real estate viz;
All that certain lot of piece OF land with
brick hou;e thereon erected situate IN
Washington Village hrfstiana' Hundred
State of Nel. now in therity of Wilmington
bohndt e. and described as follows to wit;
Beginning at point on the soUtherly side
of the Kennel Turnpike -Ao4n 40 #. west
OF the vet side Of Riddle Il. at SOFT. wide
ana running then bytha said side OF
Turnpike westerly IS fl. to coraer stake
thence by a new line parallel with Riddle
ST. Isoutherly 80 H. 10 another Coz ner. and
the En- ce east ward Y parallel With the. hrSt
m4ut;npei line of Kennel Turn nike Road
1875 ,uotf err cornerand thence northerly
50 It. to TIE place of begipning containing
II D square fee! more or less, BooE B. No'.
Page Az. ~
No.2 ali that certain lot or place OF
land adjoining lot No. bounded and de-
Scribed as follows 10 wit Begtnning at g.
point on the southerly side of Kennel
Turnpike Road 40 II. west of the westerly
side OF RiGde st. at 90 IL. wide and running
thence by the sain side OF Turnpike west
erly IS It. to y torner stare northerly and
parallel with Riddle st. IS f. mo or .ess
TO a stake thence IN an eaSterly direction
II fl. more or less to stake and thence
|sou h srly and parallel with Riddle st. s3
it. in. more or iess to the place of begin
ning be the coutents thereof what they
may.
Seized and taken in execution as the
tropei ty Of Robert Lee, and Agnes his
wife anlt.t and 20 be sold by
.f4o-~ ISAAC CRU BI", sheriff.
Sheriff office New Cast1 Oct. II, 1873.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-23
Gu ERIFFsALE,

n
By virtue ofa writ Of Ais Ievari Facias, 10
me siirected, will be exposed to Public Sale
at 'he Lafay cite HOTEL S41 Shipley street,
kept-by John J .Dougherty, in the city Of
Wilmington, New Castle County, DeL,, on
WEDNESDAY, the SOth day of October,
i, 10 1878, at O'Clock, p. M. r2bisnoo
The following described real estate, viz:
ALI that certain lot or piece Of land, with o
t1 Q story brick dwelling house thereon,
situa g in thefcity ofWilmihgton, bou 1ded
and described as follows to wit; beginning
on the easteilv side of Lombard street, 81
III beidistance OF At Ieet incnes from the
cort,er formed by the intersection of the
eGsterly side Of Lombard street, with the
n ortherly side OF McCsulley street, and at
a corner Of land late'v sod to Samuel
N[ciane, thence with d Line of the same,
e,asterly parallel with McCaulley street and
Eleventh street 30 feet to a stake In a line
ofother lands of Craig and TaGnall, thence
with line Of the same, northerly parallel
} Lombard street III ,ieet i inches to the
rstoutherly side OF, q 4feet wide alley lead
ii.sS into Lombard street thence along said
a lley side so feet westerly to the said side
of Lombard street, and thence thereby
southerlv II feet inches 10 the place of
b eginning be the contents thereof what
they may. .cts sr,.f,. an vr,;,tser ri q
Seized and taken in execution as The
property of Thomas Cory and Jane Corr
ry, and t. t., and to be sold byGf yTs77 III 8
.,, 'laas@ 20 ISAAC eRUU7BaBs, asa shle,rriB. p
Oh ,,; ore d, No. Jo,,, Ft,.tlo not IfhH ,7Q
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HERIFF'S SALF.,

SHER1FF'ss 81 SALE s. u :, E7rog
By virtue of writ ofAls Levari Facias to
me dir, c;ed, Will bs- posed to Public
~ale at the LAT ryette Hotel No. &l ShipIey
street. kept by John j. Doughelty in the
City of Wilmington, New Castle County,
Del opSl1R%8 T. DTS I&RE
SAT URDAY, the 2nd day Of November, A.
d, 1878, at 2e'clotk, pm.
The following described rfa! estate viz:
All those two lots pieces aud parcels OF
land situated in the city OF Wilmington
aforesaid with large brick yelling BRICK
bakery &C., thereon erected bounded to-
her as fol ows tOw!t he ming at a s ta We
in the northeriy side OF 5th. ST., Between
atnall and West 81 reefs at John Bradleys
line formerly Whitluck thence with the
same north 3. e. east IS fl to corner
TAX @ thence SOU 81 e east with sam
uel McLanes Iii IS fhA5 iD. 10 tae westerly
side of 1aJaaii street. t. ence Herewith
south 80 deg west 60 f. TO said side of 9TH
st. thence herewith north Is deg. west rs IT
in. to the plsceof beginIng be the contents
more or less g.}
Seized ahd taken in execution as the
property of Robert Taylor surviving mort
gagor and t. t. and TO be sold by -. - t.5l
ISAAC CRU RR. sheriff
sheriff4s office New Castle, Oct. Is, 1877 r
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LOST

IT OST.-Last evening on the street a rol
IL of paper with drawings of some build
ingSs on 1T. The finder will bessuitably re
warded by please leaving 1t at this Office.
dct162t
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MONDAY, the 4.h day, of November, a. d
1873, at 2 clock, p. m, a1' I'd
The lowing descfibad zeal estate viz
All that certain plantation or tract of land
situate lying aud being in White Clay
Creek Hundred in the County and State
aforesaid. bounded and described as fol
lows to wit: Bounded by The Christiana
Turnpike the Chr stiana CT eek by lands OF
Thomas Webber and Rebecca Tyler !orme1
ly of William E. Heis.er, of Thomas Nor
rison formerly o. John Lyman and Of
Walter F, Southgate (deceased) and con.
tanning two huuhfed ami fifty acres e.
land be the same more or less, with three
story frame house, frame barn. granary
carriage hou' g and other outbuildings
thereon ereCt ted. " t' ''.
/ Seized aud taken in execution as the
property of,svan {. e.Stotsen burS SURVIVING
mortgagor and t. t. and to be sold by
. ISAAC GBUBB, Sheriff,
Sberi frs nffica Naw TnSf1e Oct IT 5s1STs
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fHERIFFS SALES.
-----
gRIFFrS SALE

by virtue of a writ of Levari Facias t.
me directed, will be exposed to Public aalt
at the Lafayette Hotel No. 81 shipley
street, kept by JohnJ. Doueherty in the
city of WI lmin gton. New Castle county
Del, on
The Morning herald., 1878-10-23
SHERIFF'S SALES
, HERIFF'S SALE.

BY Virtue ofa writ of Venditioni Expo
mas to me directed, Will beiexposed 10 Pub
lie Sale, at the Lafayette Hotel, Nc. S4l
Shipley street, kept by John ]. Doygherty
in the City of Wilmington. New Castle
County, Del, on
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Sherin7S office !
CHERIFF SALE.

o By virtue OF a writ Of Lavari Facias to
me directed, will be exposed to Public
sale, at the Lafayette Hotel, S4l Shipley st
kept by John ]. DougheIty, in the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle county, Del, on
The Morning herald., 1878-10-23
.HERlFF'S SALE

IA By virtue OF writ of Levari Facias tc
me directed, will be exposed 10 Public Sale
at the Hotel of John Elliot, 10 the Village
of ChrIstiana in White Clay Creek Hun,
.dred New Castle County Del. on -
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WEDNESDAY, the 30th day of October
az 1879, at o'clock p. M, .,JfFt %
The Morning herald., 1878-10-23
CHERIFF SALE,

sherifr's tiics New Castle, Oct II 1878
The Morning herald., 1878-10-23
sherifes Office, New Castle, Oct. 18th j
rAERIFf,5 SALE.

S,f,H fHSSlts,,Fsf =, 81 fsAIhrh,, - =, ~ 79a41 eAT
BY virtae Of writ of Ais. Levari 1Facias
tc me directed, win be expo. Ell TO iIutglit
sale at the lafayette HotQl, No. 94l Ship
ley street, kept by John J. Dougherty, in
the city ofWilmington, New Castle cann'
t-, Del. on ,...,,
The Morning herald., 1878-10-23

6, ISAAC CIR UBB, Sheriff.
sheriff's Office, New Castle, Oct. ilth, Us
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-10-10
WAAMINGTON COUNTY.
N IlbrtS1gr.


The brig "Lahsina,' as tons, A. No. !.
for eight years, was launched from the yard OF
Capt. Ezekiel Dyer, last Friday. She is own
ed by Capt. II. y. Crowley, and parties in Nil
bridge and New York. She j. to be command
ed by Capt c., and will leave to-day in ballast
for New York. capt. Dyer has another vessel
on the stocks. which be will probably finish
the present sefson. Capt. ID. has built more
than fifty vessels. and Is called one Of the best
ship builders in this village.
The typhoid fever is very preyaen, in the
town, and in several cases has proved fatal.
The potato rot /. giving the farmers y short
crcp. They feel the loss very severely these
hard times.-Wheat has done finely. The
yield Is excellent, and farmers are preparing
their land for larger crop next year.
The people who patronze the stage that
pleased 10 learn that Mr.. Cooks rici0us horse
is not 10 frighteH them any more. We are
glad be is dead, though Mr.. c. nigh, have put
an end 10 his existence in different way. Mr..
{. is regarded As . very humane man, and is
nessr severe with horse, except from sheer
necessity.
Some fue houses are being built in thi,
village. the present ea.on. They are owned
by ses-captains.
Trade is good, and business seems to re-
yive little. T..
Oct ID. ISIS.
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Beard 81 Aldermen Meesanr.
MAYOR GRANT IN THE CHAIR.


Oct. Z. 1873.
Meeting called to order. Aldermen
'ushmsn. Aiken, Austin and Greedy pres.
ent Journal read and approved.
Report Of Street Commissioner for month
OF Sept. was accepted and placed on tile.
BIZ of Horace Davis. amounting to twen-
ty dollars. for sheep destroyed last year,
under the dog Law was allowed.
Roll Of accounts No. 6, amounting to
s704,20 was allowed.
Daniel Bickford rendered to the City a
one thousand dollar (sl ,O00) 4 l-2 per
cent. U. 5. Bond No. 1860 to be held in
trust for the benefit of his brother William
Bickford. Said Bond to remain for the
present In the hands Of Mayor j. L. Grant.
Voted-That the City accept the gener-
Gus gilt Of David Bickford aud that Q vote
OF thanks be rendered him.
Voted-To build a cellar under the En-.
CINE House not to exceed In cost two hum
dred dollars.
Aldermen Greedy, Cushnan and Aiken
were chosen q Committee 10 build said
cellar.
The petition OF Levi c. Beckwith and
others for street lamp al the junction
of Franklin and Water Streets WAS pre-
sented and referred to Committee on
Streets. WIN. o. MCDONALD.
City Clerk.
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Absolutely Pure.

"A Bismarck special says: A Teton
Duck has reported at Polar River Indian
Agency that Sitting Bull was badly wound
ed, and probably fatally, in quarrel with
some Of his chiefs. Lieut.. Kislingbury OF
Standing Rock. detailed to count the Indl.
ans at Poplar river for the Information OF
Inspector Hammond, failed, the Indians
refusing to permit. and asserting that the
agents count was correct. There is three
inches Of snow at Poplar river.
The Marquis OF Lorne and Princess
Louise sail for Canada November II. The
steamer Sarmatiau has been chartered to
convey the new Governor General and his
Royal consort. The Sarmatian will be
met at sea by the British North American
squadron, now at Quebec, and escorted to
Halifax. where 1t is definitely arranged
that the Marquis and the Princess will first
set foot on American soil.
A Denver special says 1t Is reported
there. that the Cheyennes are committing
horrible outrages east of Denver and north
OF the Kansas Pacific railroad, killing
ranchmen, burning shanties, etc. Thirty
seven men are reported to have been killed
at Buffalo Station, the Sheridan post-oflice
destroyed and three ranches broken up.
The body OF cat,le-man was brought in
Wednesday. Soldiers and settlers are pur
suing the Indians.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-10-10

On Sunday morning, John Carpenter
stabbed Mary Lyons with carving knife.
while the latter was attending low mass
In the chapel ofSt. Francis Xaviers Roman
Catholic Church. New York. Carpenter
has had trouble with his wife, who has left
him, and he mistook Mary Lyons for her.
The man rushed out OF the church brand
ishipg the bloody knife. but was soon fol-
lowed and captured by members of the
congregation. The Indignation of the peo-
pie was so great that he would have been
lynched on the spot IL rope could have
been found. As it was he was roughly
handled until rescued by the police His
victim was taken TO the hospital and phys
ieians pronounce her wound probably
fatal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-10-10
Cdicatta.-ll deaths from cholera. week end.
ed Aug. 3D..
Bombdy.-3 deaths from cholera. week end
ed Aug. 18th.


race for the championship and Gil 200
was rowed at Lschine on the ST. Lawrence
river, Thursday. The contestants were
Hanlan of Canada and Courtney of New
York.
Hanlan was born in Toronto, is y years
old and weighs $50 lbs. He pulls a quick.
nervous stroke and has immense strength
aud endurance. Courtney was born at Un-
ion Springs, N. Y, is % years old and
weighs l7O lbs. Both men are considered
superior earsmen and the race has excited
great deal OF interest In sporting circles.
The distance WAS five miles aud the stake
was o. 800 side, to which the citizens OF
Montreal added $1,000. The race was won
by Hanlan BY two lengths in Sc min. % sec.
1t is believed by many that Courtney
sold out the race but no proof has yet been
furnished. The stake has been paid over
TO Hanlas.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-10-10

Dispatches announce that 4 negro re-
volt has broken out in Santa Cruz. The
insurgents have burned the town and are
destroying sugar plantations.
Several OF the leading planters have
been murdered. Only 30 soldiers are re-
ported available. In an engagement be-
tween the soldiers and insurgents 200 OF
the latter are reported killed.
United States, English and French frlc-
ates have been ordered there 10 protect
the citizens OF theis respective govern
ments. The Island 10 under Danish rule
which IA believed TO have been very mild
and no cause for the instruction is known.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-10-10

BEFORE CHAs. HAMLIN, ESQ, REGISTER.
ELLSWORTH, Oct. Sth, 1873.
Composition Meeting of creditors Of K.
Pickett & Sons. of Milbridge.
Resolution of IS per cent. TO firm credi-
tors passed.
Andrew p. wiswell. Esq. was appointed
Assignee Of Francis H. Jarvis Of Castine,
creditors having failed to make On election.
Thomas Warren, ESQ.,. Of Deer Isle, was
appointed Assignee Of Chas. A. Russ Of
Deer Isle. No creditors appearing.
Chss. II. Rice Of Bucksport, was chosen
Assignee Of John II. Douglass Of Eden.
Accounts we're settled in estates Of Geo.
w. Collins Vt Bluehill. and Albert I. Jelli-
son of Ellsworth there being no Assets
no dividends we're declared.
We learn that the next session Of the
Bankruptcy Court will probably be held
on The 29nd Inst.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-10-10
Terrible Railroad Accident.
BosToS. Oct.

DocioS. OtA- Q.
An accident on the old Colony r. 4. oc-
Cured about seven O'Clock this evening.
between Atlantic and Wollssten Heights
seven miles from Boston.
AT midnight DO intelligent account of the
accident had been received. but it is known
that there were al least twenty-five killed
and about one hundred wounded
The train was one returning from Silver
Lake. IL was composed of % cars and 2
engines, carrying about 1900 persons who
had been out 10 witness the race between
Reagan and Davis. Cause of accident sup
posed to have been misplaced switch. Both
engines jumped the track and went over
All enbankment total wrecks. Patrick
Reagan, the loser OF the race to-day, was
sitting with Mrs. Faulkner, wife of his old
Boating partner, and both were killed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-10-10
Victory for Honest Money
OHIO REDEEMED
Iowa Stands Firm
Reputation Repudiated !
Election in Ohio.

COLUMBUS, Oct. ).
The Republicans carry ten and probably
twelve OF the Congressional Districts. The
gains II kept up, will elect the Republican
state ticket by five thousand majority. The
Greenback strength is small. 1t is great
victory for honest money.
Signed EUGENE HALE
CHICAGO. Oct. SIS O'Clock L. NJ.
\ despatch dated Cincinnati s p. NJ,
says everything now indicates the defeat
Of Ssyler in the lst Congressional District.
The result In the and District is no; settled
at this writing.
COLUMBUS, Oct. STORM
The Republican net gain In 303 townships
is 5204. This ratio carried through the
State would give net Republican gain OF
92,1s5. or about 10, 900 majority
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-10-10

Sullivan.
Last Wednesday evening. the White
Bros. kindly gave the use of their spacious
rooms at the waukeag House. TO the la
dies. for ball and picnic supper. the pro-
ceeds TO go for the continuation Of the side
walk At at an early hour, the gay dancers,
In their imposing masquerade Of sheet and
pillow-case. sharply contrasting with the
close-fitting, dark costumes OF their atten-
dant cavaliers. greatly amused the admir-
Ing spectators, and, doubtless, greatly en-
j"yed themselves. while treadiug TO the
measure of the excellent music. furnished
gratis, By the orchestras OF Gentlemen
Wood of Gouldsbsro, and Joy OF Els
worth. The Clerk OF the Steamer Chas.
Houghton. whose duties prevented his at =
tendance. kindly sen, = liberal gratuity.-
The ladies are jubilan, at their success.
and tender their heartfelt thanks to all
who aided them.
Oct 5, ISIS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-10-10
Ity Clerk

Dseksp~rs.
The several families Of Indians have
gone into Winter quarters.
Fourteen street lamps are a great &C.
commodation to our citizens.
Sunday afternoon temperance meet.
ings are interesting as ever.
-"Harvest Feast" S. S. Concert a, the
NJ. +. Church next Sunday evening.
Church decorations aud Arrangement of
exercises by Mrs. Shute, Hall, Turner and
Slower.
several Grammer school pupils are
sick with fever.
The b. & b. X r.. has changed the
hour for the morning train. IL now leaves
al '.'o' SIG.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-10-10

The Boston Journal says:

The Boston Journal says:
"A Maine Democrat, visiting this city,
expresses great concern respecting the
outcome OF the observation-disclosures
combustion in the Legislature. There
are about q dozen Offices to dispose Of,
and all these are already claimed by scores
OF persistent 0reenbacksrs. On the other
hand, the Democratss who have now no
other political principle in Maine than to
get once. viii swarm about the State Cap
itol with the hunger Of wolves suffering .
long enforced last. He fears there will
be IN angry WTangle."
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

p UFUS 7. Gray, of Orland in the County of
~ Hancock and state of Maine, on the 2sth day of
January, A. u. 1915, by his deed OF that date.
recorded in the Hancock Registry of Deeds, book
N1. page ls7. conveyed to me in mortgage a GER
tain parcel Of real estate with the buildings there.
on, situate in said Orland and described as fol.
lows; beginning on the east side of the county
road leading from Orland Village to CastIne, on
the north side line of Gilman Grants land at
stake and stones; thence south So east by said
Cranes land thirteen (l3) rods to stake and stones
thence north IS east eight rods to rock marked
thence westerly parallel with said Cranes north
side line to sad county roads; thence by said
road southerly to the first mentioned bounds,
containing one hundred four rods more or less
By the terms OF said deed the right OF redeeming
said mortgage premises shall be forever foreclos.
ed in one year next after the commencement Of
foreclosure by any Of the methods provided BY
Law. and the condition If said mortgage having
beeu broken, claim to foreclose the same and
give this notice for that purpose.
JOHN A. BUCK.
By o. p. Cunningham, his Atty.
Bueksport, Sept. 3Oth, LISTS. Swl0
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CHICAGO, H.. Oct.

CHICAGO, H., Oct. s.
Columbus despatch says everything
looks Ike Republican victory on the
state ticket. A despatch from the Clnclp-
nsil Gazette says in the most doubtful Con-
gressional Districts. the Republicans are
elected, The Republicans claim a major
ity 10 the state OF 3. 900 to 10000
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The Weather.
WAN IlrPARTNYN-

WAR DEPARTMENT.
Once of the Chief Signal Officer. I
WASHINGTON, d. c.. Oct. 81 IN. }
Indications.
For NeG England and Middle Atlantic
sda1es. warmer Southwest winds. falling
barometer. increasing cloudiness. and pos
sibly rain. The rivers will remain nearly
stationary.
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CAN'T PREACH GOOD

No MAN can do good job OF WORK, preach
. good sermon. try a lawsuit well. doctor q
patient, or write good article when he feels
miserable and dull, with sluggish brain and
unsteady nerves. and none should make the
attempt IN such 4 condition when it can be so
easily and cheaply removed by little Hop
Bl,ters. See Truths" and Proverbs other
column. 2ytO
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Al Court OF Probate holden at Ellsworth within
and Tor the County OF Hancock, on the II
Wednesday Of oct. \. h ISIS.
T UTHER q. PHILBROOk. named Executor in
~ a certain instrument purporttng {, be the
last Will and testament OF samuel Adams. late Of
ta-iine IN sand county deceased. having present
ell the same tor probate.
ORDERED That the said Luther g. Phllbrook
give notice to all persons Interested BY causing
"A copy OF this order 10 be published week. -ascc-
sNeIy IN ne Ellsworth American printed at Els
"Or'h thaL thcy may appear at u Probate Court
70 De helI at Blueuill IN said county on the It
wednesday OF November next, at ten Of the cioc <
IN the forenoon, and shew cause If aGy they have
why the said instrument should not be proved
approved, and allowed a. the last will and tesla
ment of said deceased.
5w+l' PARKER TUCK Judge.
true copy-attest: CHAs. T. .DORR, Register
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TIE SUBSCRIBER hereby give. public notice TO
J all concerned, that he has been duly appo int
ed and has taken upon himself the trust OF EI p
ccutor OF the last will and Testament OF
RUFUS BUCk. late OF BuckspOrt IN The
County OF Hancock, Trader decea scd by givi
bond a. the law directs he therefore requests / .
persons who are indebted 10 the said dece. .,i',
estate, 10 make Immediate payment. and those
VINO have any demands thereon, to eAhIDit
the same Tor settlement.
JOSEPH Il. BRADLEY.
August :, ISIS 3wils
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Domestic Ports
BosTOS-Ar 5. sch Estela, Hodgklns, sulli van
Ar T. sch olive Dodge, Franklin.
POBrLASD-Ar :. sch J. NJ kennedy, POmrOy
Boston IAuthe Johns, Gouldsbpro.
Ar6. sch Annie r. Collins. ousin-, Bluehlli
Caroline krischer, DeycreuN. BucksPo
BATH-Ar !. sch Vixen, (of Mt. DESERT passed
up.
wILAISOroS y. H-Ar ~. sch Georg icita
Lord, Boston.
NEW YoKK-Passed through Hell Gate 2. sci
Express, Rich Tor Brooklln.
PRovIDEsCE-AI 1. Ssh Nellie Grant. Jordan
EIlsw orth.
VINEYARD HAVES-Ar 3. sch Nellie Grant,
Jordan. Ellsworth for Providence.
SID ). sch Anna ). MurCh, Woodland. -,
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Croaking 10 not cen fined to the Frog Ponds
At this season almost everybody Is hoarse.
The beating OF distre seed lungs IS heard
everywhere. Why is this, when UGie's Hon.
@ q Horehound aud Tar will cure any
cough, cold or hoar.eness in ~ hours, sold
by all Druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in minute.
4wi0