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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-05-18
AMONGthe FARMERS.
Value Of Forest LCaYCS.


The effect of removing the litter of
a mature forest is really far greater
than would result from the mere re-
moval of many pounds of nitrogen,
phospboric acid, and potash. When
the litter is alawed to accumulate
from year to year, and to undergo its
natural slow decomposition, the re.
suit is the formation of a forest soil
exceedingly rich in humus; the for
nation of such soil is often of price
less value to the forester. A rough,
sterile, rocky soil becomes, when
penetrated with hnmus, capable of
retaining water, and thus able to
withstand drought. By this action of
humus the mineral plant food which
the soil contains is also brought into
a moro soluble and available form
while the greatly increased porosity
Of the soil protects all soluble plant
food from being washed out by heavy
rains, a calamity to which the origi-
nal rocky soil was continually liable.
So great is the Importance of humus,
that in many forest soils its presence
is the one ameliorating principle which
renders cultivation possible. Espe-
cially must this be the case on the
hillsides 80 frequently devoted to the
growth of timber. Nor in this case
are the advantages of the deep humus
soil confined to tho tree growing up
on it. Owing to the enormous power
of retaining water passed by spon-
~ vegetable soil, the adjacent valleys
are effectually protected against dis
astrous foods. Storm water is re-
tanned or delayed, is stored up in the
forest soil for use in summer drought,
instead of descending in violent
streams, tearing up the soil and
spreading havoc all around. The
careful maintenance Of forests upon
hil!sides becomes IN this view a ques.
ton which is in many cases of nation
al importance.
To produce in its fullest extent the
humus covering of the soil, it is nee
essary that the forests should be
planted sufficiently close, in open
spaces admitting light and air the hu-
mus will rapidly oxidize and disap-
pear. For the same reason care
should be taken that planting imme-
diately follows the Telling of timber;
the ground, as far as possible, should
never be suffered to lie open and un-
covered.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-05-18

1.-THE Democracy Of this State is 4
party of expediency it deserves de-
feat-if on the contrary, as We know,
It proposes to enunciate PRINCIPLES
and battle for them, IL will succeed,
because deserving it. - SaFe~@
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-05-18
Grand Ec0re
WAREHOUSE.

VIM. FRENCH, Proprietor.
HAVING purchashed tho business of
Ill Chambers 4 Barbee at this point,
and secured their services, l am prepar-
ed to store and forward promptly, all
freights and cotton consigned to my care.
Rates of storage in future will be as
follows:
Fifteen Cents per barrel for freights.
Thirty-fve Cents per bale for Cotton.
VIM. FRENCH.
March 24-tf.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-03
LOCAL MOTH Is.

DIR. Z r. Jackson's Catsrrh SNUFF and
Troche powder is highly recommended
for Catarrh, Colds 10 the head. Headache.
Sore throat &c. See Advertisement.
AYER's AMERICAN ALMANAC ie now
ready for delivery by the druggists. and
We are free 10 say that We have read this
welcome visitor with satisfaction and profit
II contains an astonishing amount of in
formation which is userul to everybody,
asd shows how TO treat nearly ali the
diseases from which people suffer. 1t in
variably recommends the best remedies to
be employed. irrespective of Ayers Family
Medicines, and furnishes, indeed. the best
medical advice by which a great majority
of ailments can be treated successfully
The anecdotes, witticisms and jokes are
the best compilation that comes under our
notice, and the book is refreshing con-
tribntion to our enjoyments every year
81. Clair Observer
probably no one preparation has re-
ceived SO much praise from its patrons.
Halls Hair Remover. We but echo the
voice Of the millions who have used it
when We pronounce it the best Hair Dress
ing in the scorid 1t stands unrivalled.
Those who are affected with diseases of
the scalp accompanied with itching or
Irritation. find relief and renewal In this
invaluable remedy. When the hair is in
slinsd TO fall Of, = moderate use of the
Henewer will strengthen the roots Of the
hair, and preserve it. and II 1t exhibits .
tendency to turn gray ii VIII restore the
natural color.-1klton NO. Telegraph.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-03

-O.d'Prob and Sauta Claus seemed 10
have consplred 10 give u. the plessaute-t
weather, and one OF the most delightful
times ever known in North Sedgwick. on
Christmas eve; everybody seemed brimful
Of happiness. and the reason evidently Wa.
that every body was trying and working
hard 10 make some one else happy; the
whole day VAS spent in decorating the
meeting house sud settin. up the trees
which were 10 receive the loads OF presents
that had been for weeks preparing.
Christmas Concert was given by the chill
dren and young people under the direction
of Rev. J. II. Taylor, and at lis close the
very lar.e amount of presents vas dsirio-
uted TO their eager and happy owners; se-
crets had been well kept, and it VAS very
gratifying TO see the many surprised and
joyous faces. q. il was revealed how love
and good will had been working 10 produce
this pleasant time. The three trees we're
very tastefully trimmed but could not con-
tain the large number of presents; the dec
orstions and illumination OF the house were
very beautiful; and the concert, although
not So well arranged as others We have
had, was evidently heartily enjoyed, and
the interest eliminated in an enthusiastic
and prolonged burst of applause when little
Flora Taylor recited the charming piece,
Hang up the baby's stocking" At the
close OF the evening all seemed prepared
to enjoy a very merry Christmas.
A singing school was commenced last
week sndsr the direction OF Mr. Chas.
Cloagh OF Buehill, which is to continue
| for some time the attendance is very good.
and the estimation in which Mr.. Clough is
| held here as a teacher, must be very graft
| fyiag to him. H.
GARD Rev. Jos. II. Taylor and his
wife desire to express their heartfelt thanks
! to their many friends in North Sedgwick
and elsewhere. who so literally contributed
TO their enjoyment of the CHRISTMAS festiv-
tiles by very acceptable presents.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-03

cut upon one Of his ears which was caused
by his "heaver'' through which his head
and shoulders were said to have been driv-
en-. he sustained no great injuries. 1t was
quite remarkable escape as the Captain
easily tips the scales at 30 pounds.
&C. c. Burrill, Insurance Agent, repre-
sents the best Insurance Companies in the
world, such as the ftna, Hanover.
Phoenix. Liverpool and London aud Globe
lns. Co.. and several others Of Ike stand
ing Each risk At this Agency is written
on its own merits. at rates as low as at
any Agency in the State. For Marine lu-
sursnce. Burrll can give more liberal
form of policy than can be had at any other
Agency IN the County. Give him call
and see for yourselves.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-03


Christmas was observed here by
dramatic entertainment aud q visit from
Santa" In the entertainment, we no.
tice the following: A domestic scene.
well represented, in which, one of the
lord. of creation" while enjoying the
luxury of pipe and morning pspsr, was fu-
riously attacked by his better half, and
after rough usage was dragged from the
room. by the nose with pair Of tongs, In
a manner. that adds an extra charm TO
bachelor life. The Belle (bell) of Oak Hill
appeared in the costume OF the season, yet
all objected to her brazen face and noisy
tongue A burlesque of Wonans' Rights.
raised the queries: |. It for the safety or
the crockery pieces b. have It the duty OF
stern man to wash them? also: 10 1t part
of the vocation OF a pedagogue to fondle
infants:
After the close Of these exercises. the
veil was drawn aside and n large tree WAS
seen Dountiiully loaded with presents and
the Patron Saint appeared, We fear that
old santa" belied his title for he WAS seen
Ia express. at several times, strong de-
sire to fjrt with some Of the falrer OF
the gentler sex. Roy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-03
NJ A II X / r - &.

Insworth-Dec 18th. BY II. X. Higgins. Esq
Mr.. John s,lvy and Miss Hattie L. Gregory,
both OF Ellsworth.
Eden-D-c 18th, By Rev. W. Corthell. M
John Is. Hincklcy, Of East Lsmoine, AMI Miss
Mary Il. Hamor, Of Eden.
Dec. 18th. by Rev W Cortheil, Mr.. Lewis
Common. and Miss =. Almira Salisbury, both VI
Edcu.
Trenont-Dec 25th, by Row W. II. Cr.v-
ford Ar. James =. Robinson ant Miss Lucy
y. Day; also Nr. Warren y. Stanley and Mis-
JUL. 4. Rich. all Of fremont
Gouldsboro-Dec. 23d. BY Rev. ". W Whit
tsn. NJ. Casper q. Brown, OF hlIbrds-, and
Nj. Mary II. Young. OF Gouldsboro.
Dec. Sjth, BY IL. y. So~le, Esq, Mr.. John
". Small, Of sullivan, and Ai-s Louisa ).
Goodwin OF GoulisOoro.
Castine-Dec. 25th. BY Rev. A. T.. Ives, Sam
n'l J. Wallace, OF Phiadephis, and Miss Lucy
'. Little. Of Cs.tiue.
aurry-Dcs. a4th. by Rev. l.. $. Tripp, M
Charles {. Merrill and Me, Addie T.. Hagsr-
thy, both Of surry.
Lanoine-Dec. 18th. BY Rev. G. 4. Harden
Mr. william b. Hutching. and Miss Abbie ;.
Boynton, both Of Lamoine.
No. Sedgw ick-Dec. Goth, by !. u. Allen
Isq., Mr.. A. 3. Herrick, OF Bluehiil, and Miss
Lacy ". Leach, OF Fenob-cot.
Winter Harbor-Dec. olst, by ". Rand, Esq,
Mr.. Solomon T.. Pendleton aud Miss Flora G.
Pendleton, both OF Gouldsboro.
TrentOn-Jan. lst. II the residence OF the
brides parents, by Rev. DR.. Tenney, Of Els
worth, Capt. George W. Alley, Of Ellsworth
and Miss Ida A. Smith.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-03
Condensed Dispatches.

Columbia, ;. C., despatch says that a
Rife club one hundred strong. surrounded
the Revenue officers and compelled them 10
release two tobacco peddleEs who had sold
tobacco on the road near North Carolina.
Bulls Head Bank closed lis affairs to-day
The receipts ofthe New York Post Office
last quarter. was S555 Az dollars.
The Union league clubs nominations for
officers is mixed one and will probably
satisfy ali parties. Geo. Cabot Ward Is 8
nominee for president OF the club
Cameron. Mckenzie Co., dry goods of
Montreal, are 10 difficulty, Liabilities 250.-
90 dollars.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-03

0astine.
The Maine Farmer ssys:-A correspon-
dent at Castine speaks of a smart old lady
the past four years has made the outside of
seventy bed9uilts, some OF them containing
l040 pieces, besides dresses. caps and IN
derclothing for herself. Her maiden name
was Dexter and she was born on the banks
Of the Sebasticook river, March 10th, 1896
She has los. two husbands and eight chill
dren and has two children living. During
her married life she moved over sixty
times. and is now waiting resignedly and
patiently for her last removal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-03

The Pope has declined to accept any
diplomatic congratulations New Years
day. The coneis.ory held Yesterday
nornin: wss private instead OF public.
HE holiness conferred hats upon five
Cardinals. including Cardinal Manning.
and he proclaimed eleven bishops, none
OF which are American. On Sunday
Cardinal Csttsrini imposed the pallium
upon DIR. O'Connell procurator, for the
Arch Bishopric OF Baltimore. This act
constitutes him official delegate on the
part of the poiSiiicate TO Arch Bishop
Gibbon.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-03
HEAVY Failures in New York.
NEw York. Jan. /

There were one hundred failures in
New York city in December. The liza
bilities were nearly s. GOO 900, aud as
sets of little over 81 900 600 This is
the heaviest record for any month in the
wear. aud an increase of - per cent in
sumber and 80 per cent in amount over
the record for last month.
Thomas Reech, Supt. OF the Bureau
of Reports and supplies. formerly a
builder has failed and his schedules show
liabilities of S270, 900 with no assets.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-03

(sOulsdbofO.
Our correspondent writes that: A
gracious revival is In progress in Goulds-
boro under the labors OF Kew. W..
W.Whitten. Some sixty person have re-
quested prayers. the majority OF whom
have already found peace in believing, and
are now working earnestly to bring others
to the saving knowledge Of the truth.
God Is still with us, as the good begun
work is now going on, and is more inter-
esting than ever.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-03

II you doubt the wonderful success OF
SHLoH's CONSUMPTION CURE. give 1t 4
trial; then if you are not perfectly satisfied,
return the bottle and We will refund the
price paid. 1t has established the fact that
Consumption can be cured. while for
Coughs. Hosrseness Asthma, Whoopin2
Cough, and all Lung or Throat troubles,
there is nothing like it for quick and
positive cure. as it never fails. 10 cents,
so cents and Sl.00 per bottle. II your
Lungs are sore, or Chest or Back lame.
use suILOH's Porous PLASTER, price Is
cents. Sold by 5. ID. WIGGIN.
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Orland.

Oriand.
The school in Dist. No. 10. Mary A.
Carroll teacher. WAS closed Dec. 10. We
learn that ii has been very pleasant and
profitable term. and seven Of the pupils
have not been absent. For want OF space
we omit their names.
Nine vessels went from this place to
the Banks this last season, and they
brought home, about 1900 quintsls OF cod
fish.
Captain Fred Gross has made 10000
bricks; the Messrs Huckings, about 900
600; A. Gem, $50 600 burning about 1000
cords OF wood, and giving employment to
10 men during the working season. The
bricks are valued at $4,000.
A Il. Buck has sent to market l2,010
dozen eggs; J. ;. Condor, GOO; Powers
Emerson. 1900; o. 7. Dorr, 400 They
have been sold for s9GOS 30.
BucL-port
Our correspondent sig" writes On
Saturday evening, Verona Grange held
their annual election OF officers for ISIS.
The former Master and oyerseer we're re-
elected. The Installation will occur next
Saturday.
The Methodist Episcopal sunday
school. gave Christmas concert on SUs-
dav evening. Mr.. Herbert the venerable
Sgpt. presided. assisted by Rev. W. W.
Marsh. pastor. Mrs. Mary HoNc,. and
Mrs John Back arranged and brough, ont
In good taste. 4 concert piece. entitled
The old. old story rctoli." About thirty
persons took Il part, and all were so nicely
trained, that. without the least friction. or
prompting. each exercise came TO time,
and passed of in very pleasant manner
The music va, rendered by the choir led
by L. Il. Stoyer. with Ms Jennie l..
Sherman, orgsui>t. \ full house erjoyed
the occasion.
A. the n..tiu, OF "a. Reform Club. on
SUNDAY 7 N, Mr.. joins rliocA presided.
short -piey Al irs'''- 80" mai" b. capt
c. +. Ware. Nes'r-. Haley Herbert
"e. d. A"''' Al" M ''''"
'i PORTLAND hr, D"' mug 81 "",.''''
NP'''nH' am non
d'd mn'h I" '"' ''''''s'' o. '"' ''' ''''''
oy "'"t' '''n'NN
ON tuesday evening ANd"dAE N'h""!
SoclAoi- wa held Ia the Ne-tTN %! The NJ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-03
Mexican Difficulties.
NEW YORK, jar

NV ] ONk, JAN. 7.
A San Antonio special SAYS, that the
recent surrender OF the Texas Rangers
was brought about by treacherv, that
they were disarmed, and that ~ hlnson,
Howard and Mcbride were put in front
OF their graves aud shot. \ Mexican
ran his sword through Howard to pun
i.h him: his body was cnt to pieces and
The bodies were thrown into holes aud
covered with sand.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-03
A Reign Of Ls~Iessness.

A reign OF lawles.ness and bloodshed
prevails here. Four men were shot
Yesterday in a saloon. and last evening,
Geo. NJ. Clay entered Concert Hall,
and had dispute with the bar keeper
who was cut with knife. and wss then
shot in the temple himself.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-03
d l T. j .

- - ~ .~-.S
Obituary soaces, beyond The Date, Name and
Age, vust be pstd fo~.
klls~orth-Dec. SDth, Carrie +. Dickey,
aged ~ years, 10 months And Is DAYS.
Bucssport-Dec- 2lst, William b. Grindle.
aged - years and months. New Hampshire
papers please copy)
Dec. 18th, Henry d. Barnard, aged - yrs.
Penobscot-Dec. 18th, Reuben Deyereu1
aged CA years and 5 moaths
C.stine-Dec. oath, Mr.. Jonathan Perkins.
aged - years.
No. Narisville-Dec Slst, Birdie ". daugh-
ter Of Chas. k. and Augusta +. Goodwin, aged
years, months and - dzys.
go. Bo.ton-Dec. 30th, Newell Garland, OF
Ellsworth. aged IS years and months.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-03
City and County.
Religious Services IN this City each Sunday

CoNGRFG ATIoNAL.-Preaching at 10 80 A
NJ and 2. VI. Sabbath School in the sftei-
noon. at ID o'clock.
BAPTIST Preaching at T. NJ. Sabbath
school at ! +. NJ
CNtrARGAN.-Saobath School at 7. NJ
Pr'a hing A. ,. II and 30 T. VI.
CArU"IIC.-Prcschiu at 10 IL O'Clock A.
VI. sabbath School Al > = NJ
MFrHopIsT.-pre1rhing at and : L. NJ
sabbath School At L. VI.
Meetings held every sun
day st o'clock. +. NJ. in Hall over Munich
pal Court Room. COO nb-' Block.
UNION TEMPER ,NCE NEETING-every Sun
day at T. NJ. nsll next TO Reform Club
Room C.omb-' Block.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-03
INpORTA>T To TRAVELLER,

When you Wit or leave the City OF sew YORK.
save ammo ancs sni expense Of carriage hire and
.top al the d - UNION HOTEL, OPP
po-Iie The GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT. IL has
over So elegantly furnished rooms. and IS fitted
uPAtsnsNpen-e Of over srO,U0. Elevator, steam
aud all mOIeI n improvements. Ruropean Plan
Wine Rooms supplied with the beet the ma r
ket furnI-h The cuisine L. unsurpassed.
Rooms for a single persot, 81, tl.jI, and o. per
day. rich sulie- Tor families proportionatelY low.
that vlstors to The city and traveller. cAs live
mors IuAuriOu,ly, for L. money, At the GRAND
UNION, than at any other irsLclles Hotel In the
city. stages and cars pass the Hotel every min
ute tor ~ parts OF the city.
Iyl q. r. 4 W. ID. GARRISON, Hangers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-03
DIR. SHILOH's SYSTEM yITALIZE

DR.. SHILOH'S SYSTEM VITALIZER
is no doubt the most successful cure for
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint We have
ever known. otherwise we could not guar
sntee it. In cases of Consumption. where
General Debility, Loss of Appetite and
Constipation exist, it will restore and reg
ulate the system while SHILOH'S CURE
allays the inflammation and heals the lungs.
Price 70 cents. Sold by S. d. WIGGIN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-03
ST. PETERSBURG, Doc. 81

The request oflhc British Governments
for information whether Russia will be
disposed 10 enter into peace negotiations
at the desire of the Porte, has been re-
ceived. If statements have been pub
li.hed abroad, respecting the Russians
answer aud the conditions she would
propose tor sstttlemeLt, such intelli
gemce must be prema ure AID inaccur
ate Nothing whatever has been de-
iermined upon. thong in Wei informed
circles il l. assumed that Russia viii
make no harsh reply To the steps taken
with the object @: paving the way e"
peace, but W III show herself, accessible.
10 any earnest endcavoro Tor a Ic>loIa-
ton OF peace.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-03
Gsmbetta has an Interview with the
Deputies.
NIw YORK, ia

A correspondent at Rome tele-raph>
that Galnbetta had AN interview with
the DeputIe. on SUNDAY. and will prob
ably be accorded An audience by King
Victor Emanuel.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-03

Do you want to be cured Of Dyspepsia, con-
stipaton. Piles and all diseases OF the StOm-
ach. Bowels and Liver, II you do. go to q. A.
Psrcher's and get + bottle OF Virgins Pellets.
They will cure you. For sale by oil druggists
for SO cents bottle, or sent BY mail on receipt
ofprice. Prepared by wiggin 4 CO. Rockls =.
Ne.
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Gen. Grant.

NEW YORK, Jan. !.
The steamer Vaudaliz with Gen. Grant
and family on board. sailed from Malta for
Alexandria yesterday A salute was fired
from the forts A. the Vandalia left port.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-03
Midhat Pasha has Started for London

In compliance with Il summo.s by
telegraph. Midhat Pasta ha- started tuI
London; hi. quincy j, sand to be con
nected with England acceptance of
Pores Request Tor mediation.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-03

Doyou want 10 save your childreny II you
do, 90 TO G.. A. Parcher and get box OF Fes-
,enden'- Worm Expeller. 1t is the surest,
safest and best worm medicine now in use
For sale by all druggists for IS cents, or sent
by mail on receipt oil the price.
Prepared by Fesseudsn d Co., Rockland,
Maine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-03

The Eocklaud Courier says that 4 boy
named George Williams. aged about 10
years, accidentally shot himself. while
PLAYING with a pistol. al Deer Isle. The
pistol was Al old one, and the hey was en-
dcayorius IN cock il. holding It scron hl.
knee. when 1t exploded. the charge passing
through hi. len SIDE. He lived till O'Clock
thu. follow NJ night
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-01-03

Cranberry Tales.
-Wilbert Rice al Sutton's Isle. and Al
bert Gilley, at Little Cranberry Isles, are
getting their new houses ready for eecu-
plucy.
C. L. Hamor at Great Cranberry Isles
recently slaughtered a Spring Porker
weighing $50 lbs; mot an ounce more o.
lns-
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80, i"''
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nc -NNri'l|AN carrier BOY 'haue NJ
"''''s -'''''N annual H"H'e>N' iuesuS' ne
WIZ N'"'''u' 'o' 'Ne .'''uie'' SNOW" ~
'''''' '"'''''''' "'A'' ~ "''i
nc schools were MT IN session, Tues
d-S- lhe ooy' snd sirls improved the time
ia sAaIi"E which "a' very good. though
'''''' 0'''e' man d "As
4a>t week.
livery man ana boy VINO a'p'te' 70 90
10 til" S.aie L"-is.aisr- or TO congress,
~. ht 10 read lie article on the first page
,
MOI IL. sihs4e "oDaN even look AZ II.
- ''e ""i Meal hA'N''>
Saloons and .ApothccAry stores except
"a closed II O'Clock. Tuesday night. and
VIII continue To close Al that hour every
evening excepting saturdays, TIL March
-ArA r Driukvater. Representative
from Ellsworth. and his wife started for
Augusta Monday. Daring NJ Drink
waters stay - the Capital Mrs. ID. intends
To spend considerable o, the time with her
friend. iu Ms>,achu,et,,
The side WAX a. the corLer Of Church
AMI school streets la. Teen made unsafe
b, t.,m. running against it, A projecting
timber should be s.wu 90 .sdauo.t set
or teamsters should be : little more care
f,l
49,
Anon, ,b. .,,,.ot,..r,,, IT, a..,-.,
~ '''' GINS 'o' ON""''
editors 10 aid the President of ths NJ aiup
q proper REPRESENTATION IN the y. f. Jour.
nalof Education. we find that Mr.. Chllcot,
of this CITY. WAS appointed 10 repre.ent
Hancock County.
III, c--,
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-. -. NJ, -
va"
- ""'''''e' ."nS iHee'
.ns wiz CONTINUE - ~ he'u III hAhcocA
nan "NN INC NC hooH meetings IN lhe
- '@N' ''o
A. .r,
.
-
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.merin., Nh ~ ,p bs 'n mo,tn
paper viii be conducted by Mr.. sampson. The
-,-'''''''Vs '',1'' -''VA ~. IDe''1'' ''uiAai
bone Of i,s editor for the occasion, rRocs and
opinion.
lnus queries oiiyef Gus. overlooking The %
fayorite weapon. he would enter the 0nInion
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