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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-11-07

BAsGoR-Cld go sch otronto. Hammond Prov
idence
E.srPoRr-Ar p. sch May wyman. sawyer
Steubsn.
CALAIs-Ar 20, Light OF the East Higgins New
York.
BosToS-Ar 20, sch Savoy, Albee, Bangor;
Rattan. Casper. surry: A. G. Books smalleige
Bristol Me. Delaware, Sinclair Portland; Ella
Frances. Weber. Ipswich.
Ar 80. sch +, NJ Branscom. Dodge. Calais !;
Flors Grindle. stove. Machias; Starlight, Pierce
Cranberry Isle: Catharine. Jordan and Arboreer
Clark. Ellsworth: Elizabeth, Young. surry.
GA %, sch Geo. W Col Inns. Hodgkins, summer
Ara, sch Yreka. Driseo, noboken. zicave,
fremont.
sALEA-Ar 81. sch Forester. Ray, Ellsworth.
Ara, sch Chas Upton, ke-f. ELL worth.
PokTLASD-Ar y, sch Adele Pray, Pray, Bar
Harbor.
Ar 80. sch .Chas Upton, Keef. Ellsworth for
Cid L. sch Florella, Les hton Sullivan.
Al 5, sch Rattan, Casper. Boston TO load ioG
Surry.
BATH-Ar 80, sch Agricola. from a coal port and
Ar 3, sch Fairfield (or Eden Ne seek ing.
NEwBuRfPoKr-Ar l., sch Mlneola, Fullerton.
Ellsworth
NEW BEDFoRp-Ar 80, sch Sarah Wooster
Hulliver. Bangor. broke main boom in coming
into the bay.
PoRrsMourH-Ar %. sch silver Moonl Moore
TAKPAULIS CovE-Ar 2. Brig Manzanilla,
Rice. Calais for New Bedford
JACksoSvILLB-Cld %. sch j. P. wyman.
Crann, New York.
Cid 20. sch Abraham, Richardson. ST. Lucle.
VINEYARD llAvEN-Ar ~ sch ZIcayo, Weber
Sewburg for Boston.
Ar 30. sch Manzanilla Rich, Calais for Malta
poiset; David Faust, smith. Philadelphia foT
boston; J. Nj, Kennedy. Pomroy, Bangor for
New York.
Sid J. sch Mountain Laurel, Agenoria. Zcavo
David Faust, J NJ Kennedy.
Ar 3, sch A X Woodland jordan Pessh Ambory.
PROVIDENCE Ar I, sch Marcellus, foInroy,
Ellsworth lost mainsal in blow of End
MATTAPoisETT Ara, Brig Manzhniila, Rich.
Machias.
NEW YoRK-Ar Is, sch Loduskia, Treworgy.
Providence.
Ar 20, sch Carrie II Spoford, Gray, Providence
Ar 80. sch Red Rover. Alley, Ellsworth: Victory
N loon. do; Tor Rondout; J. Ponder. Welsh do,
for do; james Holmes, Ryder. do, for do; Olive
Branch. 81 Tor do; Dolphin, Young. do.
Ar 81. sch W II Card, Foss, Peut, GoAve.
cd IS. sch Frank Magee, Young, Manzaniila,
hi % Brig Tenerife. Tracy, Buenos Ayres.
PHILLADELrHIA-Ar -, sch Ella, Frances Bull
ger New YORK.
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NEW YORK,

NEW YORK, Nov. $3.50 P. N.
Edward Cooper is elected Mayor, and
all the combination snii.Tammany can
didates are elected. Congressman prob
ably elected in this city. 9th District,
Nicholas Muller, Tammany: 9th, S. S.
Cox, Tammany; 9Th, Edward Einstein,
Rep. and anti-Tammany; 9Th, Anson
e. McCook, Rep; 9th, Fernando Wood,
Tammany; 10th, James O'Brien, anti
Tammany; 1lth, Levi P. Morton, Rep.
In the LIST District, Cox had 4404 mai.
over Dearies. Muller has 1912 over
BourLe, O'Brien has 2206 over Potter,
McCook has 1856 over Jerome.
Death Of . Congressman Elect.
Alex Smith. Republican Congressman
elect in the 18th District, died at 10
O'Clock tonight.
1890 A. M-The total vote for MAY
or in this city gives Cooper, 1912
Scheli, 60,38l. Cooper's majority,
1851.
twenty-five Depablsesa Congresses
An View Y0rk.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6-3 An.
The latest returns show the probable
election of IS Republican Congressmen,
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Republicans make q Clean Sweep.

CONCORD, Nov. 6.-1 80 A. NJ.
The footings of 80 towns indicate the
Election of Head. Rep, as Governor BY
the people, by somewhere in the vicin-
ity of 1000 majority. There are 266
towns and wards yet TO be heard from,
and there is a falling off in the aggregate
vote of the state of from 1900 10 1900.
As far as returned the House stands 50
Rep, 60 Dem. and 6 Green.
All the Republican Co.g re..nen Elect.
The Congressional Districts have not
been returned sufficiently full TO give
majorities, but it is probable The Rep.
have carried the three Districts by strong
pluralities.
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.

When YOU visit or leave the City of NEW YORK,
save annoyanc and expense of carriage hire and
stop at the q - 4 y = IN HON HOTEL, OPP
posue the GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT. IL has
over $50 elegantly furnished rooms, and Is lifted
up at an Expense of over t90o.0co Elevator. steam
and all motei n improvements. European Pl9n.-
The REATA 4 ~ AHTN, Lunch Counter and
Wine Rooms are suppliedwith the best The mar.
k.t can furnish The cuisine Is unsurpassed.
Rooms for a single person, 81, Sl3O. and - per
day; rich suites Tor families proportionately lows.
so that visitors TO the city anu travellers can live
more iuxuriously, for less money, at the GRAND
UNION, than at any other brst-ciass Hotel In the
city Stages and cars pass the Hotel every MIN
ute for all parts OF the city.
iva G. r. 4 W. d. GARRISON, Managers.
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The Vote in Boston.

The vote of Boston is as follows: Tai
bot, 2O,762; Butler, 1924; Abbott, 1868.
Buffers majority 4452. The Senate with
only Suffolk County to hear from. gives
all but three Senators to the Republi-
cans. Fall returns show the House of
Representatives to be composed Of l73
Rep, 81 Dem, a Butler, not report
ed.
3A. M.-The total vote for Governor
a. received is, Talbot, 129. 2l9; Butler,
LOO. 066; Abbott, 9i9i; Miner. 1916.
The towns still 10 be heard from will in-
crease Talbot's majority over Butler TO
all excess of % 900.
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had u severe hurricane during which they lost
deck load,) commencing At h and enuing at SW ,
lasting q hours hove to the vessel under storm
IN nstay saIl. a heavy sea running the vessel
laboring heavily and shipping large quantities of
water: was obliged TO let 20 both anchors and pay
out chain to save her was five days n of latter
as. she brings pant of the crew of brig samuel
Locke. caPsized in hurricane OF Hayti.
EDGARrowS-Ar ?, sch Freedom {of Ellsworth.
Nutter from Machas for Providence which
was lowed into Edgartown full of water and bad.
~ stove by collision. has been condemned and
beached. she is S years old and worth about
ECO.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Republican Governor Elected.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Nov. 6. !
~: 80 A. NJ.
The Democratic State Committee con-
cede the election of Hoyt, Rep. for Gov
ernor by 10000 majority. The Republican
Committee claim it by 5000. In the 9th
Congl Dist. William Ward, Rep. is re-
elected by 6,000 maj. The 18th Distric,
re-elects Wright, Dem. to Congress, and
in the sth. Hester Clymer is reelected By
over 5000 maj. In the 25th Cong'l Dist =.
VIM. 5. Shallenberger, Rep. was elected
by 400 maj. In the Goth District A. G.
Curtin. Dem, is elected by $50 maj. In
lst District, Ii. II. Bingham, Rep, is cleo
ted, aud in the %. Charles O'Neal. Rep.
Sd Dist, Sam1 j. Randall, Dem; 4th
Dist, W. ID. Kelley. Rep; 5th. Harmer,
Rep; 10th, Bachman.
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MINNESOTA.

ST. PAUL, Nov. 5.
Scattering returns received indicate
that the Greenback vote is ins gnificaLt
on the State ticket. Returns on Con-
gressmen in the Sd District indicate that
Washburn. Rep, is largely ahead of
the State ticket in Minneapolis, aud
slightly behind In ST Paul and in the
out counties.
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"a.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
Assignee's Sale Of
NOTES AND BOOK ACCOUNTS
BY AUCTION.

PURSUANT to an order of the United States
Z District Court for the District OF Maine and
in accordance with the provisions of the Revised
and the general orders hereunder, shall sell at
public auction at the office Of Charles j. Abbott.
ESQ. in Castiae, in said County OF Hancock. on
at ten of the clock In the forenoon the following
notes and accounts belonging to the bankrupt
estate OF NATHANIEL A. HALVES, ofBRooKsvILLE
John N. Lord for $500, Sewal b. Lord for
e77.E, Geo. W. Steele for t2S.53. Three OF Marx
varnum, one Tor eas37 two for $6sS each. of
for t34. 80 each. Four of A. r. Tapley, one for
go Ia three for $4a-3s each. Mary A. Lord for %
80 1ass1 ,1f for ga ira sx 9 s,i 81,
Agt. one for $7S3, one for 60 one for 4@i4.S3.
oae for 1855 and two tor $4,000 each, John X.
Rea for sala.76. Two Of Joel varnum. one for
tit.00. Two of +. II. Hutchinson, one for Sao.a5
and one for s4sl9, Chas. G. varnum for e32.6 81.
one elo 81. John r. webber for Sli.7s
Accounts against the following parties, Leon.
ard Moore ess;os. Chas. F. Jones $s7.as. Jos.
slower ~ q, Danl. Gray sl5.es. Danl. Magee
tl5.et, J. +. Magee $16.il, Augustus Darby
ss.3s. Arthur Halves % 66, VIM. Austin t47.96
J.. Jones sai-54, VIM. Lloyd $500 David Moore
tlt5, John N. Lord sIso.s9, T. p. Snow eissI.
A. Rafual lie. Bagaduce Lodge Gle, Simeon
Ira Tapley 35c, Edw. Howard SIC, Betsy Davis
7sc, William Davis SOC, Robert Often $4.24. VIM
Smith sl.l9, Mrs. Susan Jones $500. Thomas
Cunningham &t.l3, John Howard $3.50. Mean
ing and intending thereby 10 make sale of all the
right and interest which SAID Nathaniel A.
Halves, had in said notes and book accounts on
the 2+th day of November, A. ID. 1873, the late of
the fling of the petition in bankruptcy against
him,
Assignee in Bankruptcy OF Nathaniel A. Halves,
OF Brooksvillc.
Oct. p. 80 and Nov. I. 3wa3
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LswoRTFI AMERICAN. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER T. 1878.
City and County.
Religious Services In this CITY each SUNDAY,

\, CoNGREGATIONAL.-P at 10 30 A
~. and z. N. Sabbath School 10 the aftet
noon. at IL O'Clock. n.
nAPrisT.-Presching at and r. N. Sab
bath School ut p. NJ
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO half past ten Ia the
forenoon. sunday School at twelve, Evening
Service 1t half past seven.
CATH"LIC.-Preschiug 1t 10 IL O'Clock A.
u. Sabbath School at p. NJ.
MErHoDIsT.-PreAching ut 2 and P. NJ
Sabbath School At r. N.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. held every Sun.
day at o'clock. p. NJ. In Hall over Munich
pal Court Room, Coombs' Block.
UNION TEMPERANCE AEKTING-every Sun.
day at 4 p. NJ. at Temperance Hall.
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A. P. WIswELL. Judge.

A.P. WIswELL, Judge.
October 80, 1873.
State on complaint OF Thomah Moore vs..
Susan F. Archer. Elsie n. Rowe, Mary A.
Treadwell and Annie L. Richie. This was
= complaint tor assault and battery on Ev-
iline K. Moore. wife of Complainant. The
respondents plead "Not Guilty," but Susan
F. Archer and Elsie M. Rowe were found
guilty, and fined el5 each. and costs. Fine
Of Elsie NJ. Rowe wvi Iemitted.
PeteIs for Respondents
October 81.
State on complaint OF Isaac N. Hodg-
kiDs, VS.. Amos HOdgkins. Assault and
battery. Plea. mot Guilty" Fined d
and costs
Higgins for Respondent.
State On complaint Of A. R. Devereux,
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WISCONSIN.
Large Republican Gains.
MILWAUKEE. Wis. Nov.

MILWAUKEE, WIS. NOV. 3.
Milwaukee. city and county, with one
township to be heard from, give Frisby.
Rep, In the ith District, for Congress.
1900 majority over Deuester. DEM. a Re-
publican gain of $500 over the vote OF 1876.
Later-rhe Republicans gain u Assem-
bly, men and two Senators and will have a
good majority on point ballot.
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The meeting Sunday afternoon was well
attended and the speaking unusually inter
esting. The officers Tor the ensuing month
are Mrs. j. +. Osgood and Mr.. J. c. Chill
colt. The meeting was opened with pray
er by Rev. Mr.. Lombard. Mr.. Chilcott
read AN article and made a few remarks
saying tina. the impression seemed to have
gone out that he was not In favor OF the
Prohibitory Law, but he wished to say that
he was strongly in favor OF such a law,
but. while he believed 1t could aud did ac-
complish much it could not do all that was
necessary to be done. Though the law
WAS an essential. much depended upon the
persons themselves. There is q law which
says parents must provide for their chill
dren though this is IL good law and one
which should he enforced il could not
make the mother give the child that love
which it needs and deserves. SO with the
Prohbitory Law 1t can keep men sober by
keeping rum from them, but cannot give
them that strength of manhood which will
make them say they would not use it
though il were found on every side.
Mr.. Cole felt that there was something
in the Prohibitory Law which Mr. Chilcott
had not spoken of and that was moral
power. 1t is the expression OF the state.
1t is the expression OF the best people in
State, and gives a strength 10 the moral
tone OF the people which they would not
hot without Ii Ia ha Ia.
should feel that there Is an eternal lar and
In execution of this law, such feeling
Rev. Mr.. Lombard spoke OF an idea
which the hymn just sung brought TO his
mind. He knew that when a person had
become addicted to some vice, the feeling
often was that the whole power of his life
was 10 the direction Of that sin, and that it
was almost, if not quite, impossible TO re
sist the tendencies to sin. When person
feels this. however, If he will only bring
all the strength he can to help him resist
that sin, and hold to this determination
long enough, the time will come when
strength will be given him to resist and
overcome the sin. II he will but hold true
to the better self long enough and ask Sod
to help him, God will euAbe him To over.
come and to come off victorious.
Remarks were also made by Mr.. Nc
Donald and Mrs. Greedy. We were glad TO
see the clergy of our city represented, and
think the workers IN this good cause will
feel encouraged by full attendance and in
tercstiny meetings. G. X. p.
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CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, Nov. 5.-1l.55 Pm.
Returns from 14S towns give An
drews. Rep, 45,355; Hubbard, Dem,
43, l0l; Atwater, Greer, $685.; Bald
win, Probationary, l05. The Repub-
licans have elected Hawley, Waite and
Miles to Congress, and will have the
Legislature by 50 majority.
As there is no election by the people
the Republican ticket will be elected by
the Legislature.
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The Weather.

WAR DEPARTMENT. !
Office of the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Nov. 6.-l ANY
Indications.
For New England, partially cloudy
weather and occasional light snow. West
erly winds, backing TO Southwesterly. sta
tionsry or higher temperature and in the
West portions lower pressure.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Ten out Of Eleven Congressman
Elected.
boston. Nov. J.-!0 p,

Boston. Nov. 80 p. NJ.
Talbols election by $4,000 plurality is
conceded by Buffers friends. All the
Republican Congressman in the eleven
Districts. with the exception of Brim-
mer in the 4th. are elected. Vote OF 223
towns gives Talbot 1881 over Butler.
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d. C.-K. T. Hubbard.
foreclosure-C. {. Burrili.
Foreclosure T. L. Woodmsn
foreciosure-Andrew j. whiting.
Executors Notice-A melia Harden
Mniimantic Linen Co... & p. Goats.
Farming Lands in Minnesota and Dakota
Teacher OF Voice Buildng-Mrs. S. u. Wiggin.
Estate Enoch II. Lclsnd-Enoch l.. Higgins
John W. Somes, Com'rs.
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NEBRASKA

Indications Strongly Republican.
LINCOLN. Neb., Nov. 8.
Returns come in slowly. A light vote
cast in the State. Indications are that the
Republican State and Congressional tickets
are elected by 5000 to 10000 majority.
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ILLINOIS.
Chicago Republican.
CHICAGO, Nov. sill

CHICAGO, Nov. 5-ll p. N.
The indications are that the Republicans
have carried the entire county ticket and
elected their three Congressman in the
city. The returns generally show Repub-
iican gains. The vote of a67 towns and
precincts in Illinois gives Smith. Rep. for
Treasurer. 1866; Cronkrite, Dem. 30
$50; Bates, Nat, 1894.
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NJ A r RI E D.

Ellsworth-Oct. Goth, by Rev. w. H. Lyon,
Chas. W. Currier and Hattie +. Joy, all Of
Ellsworth.
Nov. 4th, by A. +. Burnham, Esq, Willis
L. Pratt and Miss Carrie Z. Garland, both Of
Ellsworth.
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RHODE ISLAND
PROVIDENCE, Nov. +.

PROVIDENCE, Nov. 5.
Latimer W. Bsllou, Rep. is re-elect-
ed TO Congress in the 2d Dist. BY about
100 majority over Barnaby. Dem, and
smith, Greenback. Nelson W. AIdrich.
Rep, is elected in the LIST Dist, by
about $500 msiority over Davis, Dem. i,
and Sayles, Greenback.
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MARINE LIST.

Ellsworsh Pert.
Wednesday, Oct. 20.
ARRIVED.
Sch Regulator, Curtis Bar Harbor.
Thursday Oct. 81.
SAILED.
Sch Imogene, Lord. Biuehill
Sch Rnlph X Grant, Grant. Rockiaud.
Friday. Nov.l.
SAILED.
Sch samuel Lewis. Alley. Fall Rive.
sch VIM H Archer, BellAtty, Boston.
Sch Julis Edna, Ferril, Bar Hafhor.
Sch Harvey, Bunker. Rockiand.
Sch SciOtO, SAddler,
Saturday, Now
ARRIVED.
Sch Telegraph. Remick, Rockland.
Sch Ninneoia. Fullerton Boston.
Sch Dexter. Sinclair, Boston.
Sch Copy. Curtis Boston.
Monday, Nov. \.
ARRIVED.
Sch WIN Pickering, Bellatty, Boston.
Sch Mechanic. Barbour, Boston.
Sch Express, Lord, Boston.
Sch City OF Ellsworth. Grant, Portland.
Tuesday. Nov. g.
ARRIVED.
Sch Capt John. Means, Salem.
Cape Ann. Of EllsWorsh. with wood. WAS in con.
tacs with Birds wharf and ripped up her bow
spirit. knocked Of cutvater and lOfefoOt dam
aged stern. &c.
Sch. " H Card (of Boston), Foss, 1t New Yorh
tJo0 Pelis 0o3ve, reports OcS y ~ - lea ~
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r. RAND, }
DORA RAND, : Com.
ABBIE JOY.
"LIESi RIG LIESlv

Not so fast my friend; for II you would see
the strong, healthy, blooming men, women
and children that have been raised from beds
Of sick1ess, suffering and almost death, BY the
glorious truth" See Truths" In another col
umn. 2WA4
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two stories high aud "a #. by 2s #. on the
ground with an ell IL Il. by 20 It. A sta
bic Is also to be erected. The estimated
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] Ouue0u 4
Gain ed.
CHICAGO. Ill =!

CHICAGO. III Midnight.
Returns indicate q gain OF two Republi-
can Congressmen which would make the
Delegation 10 Rep, 6 Dem.
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NEW JERSEY.
Probable Election Of Five Republican
G0agressmen.

TRENTON. \. j., Nov. S.
The probabilities are that the Republi-
cans have carried of the Congressman
and majority in the Assembly.
Republican Majority In the L~gisls.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.


CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. 5.
Returns from all portions Of the State
show heavy Democratic gains. Gov.
Hampton and the present State officers
are reelected.
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W inter II arlDOr.

W InteT II oFOOf.
Capt. G. T.. Tracy, of this place was
washed overheard from the Sch. Wyom-
ing, and drowned. The Wyoming was
from Hayti. with logwood. for Boston
had been dismasted. and was towed into
Beaufort, N. c. Capt. Tracy was young
man Of much promise. and whose integrity
and persevering attention to business. had
won him tne position which he held His
loss will be deeply felt in this community
by his many relatives and friends who will
cherish his memory.
HALL OF Iron BOUND LODGE. No. 1917
Winter HarbOr, Nov. 2. 1878.
Whereas, Once more death has ruthlessly
entered our ranks, and taken worthy broth
er.
Resolced, That in the death OF Bro. Chas.
+. Tracy, we recognize the loss OF one, who, by
his bright and genial spirit, earnestness in the
temperance cause, and integrity, and upright
ness in business transactions, has endeared
himself to all.
Resoived, That while we can no longer look
forward with happy anticipation to his return
home, we will not think Of him a. lying be-
meath the wsves. but rather as in that other
and better world waiting to greet those who
were SO dear to him here.
heSotued, That from the grief Of the be-
resyed family, and the deep soiemnity which
now rests over his large circle OF friends, we
trust there may be derived much, good, and
while they mourn his loss, may they remem-
Der the words oil the Psaimist, ''They that sow
in tears shall reap in joy"
X. RAND,
DORA RAND, Com.
ABBIE JOY.
-Ou Friday afternoon the Sch. Black
Warrior. arrived from Boston, via. Rock
land loaded with lime, and general cargo
OF merchandise. On removing the hatch
es Saturday morning. smoke and flames
burst forth from the hold. BY persevering
efforts part of the cargo was removed to
the wharf. and the fire subdued.
X. RAND.
Nov & 1919
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IOWA
Another RepuSIiea. Congre...s..

DAVENPORT, Ia. Nov. 8.
In the special Congressional election in
the 2nd District. Price, Rep, received 1900
TO 5000 majority.
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TAT PORr OF SPAIS-Ar 3. sch Joshua
Grindie, Freethy, from New York.
AT PORT AU PRISCE-Ar IL. sch Ii Macon
Der Googings from Wilmington, n G..
WINDSOR, Ns.-Cld ~. sch Fred Holden
Nc kae. Phil adcphia.
SUAAERsIDE p. lar 10, sen Mary Angus
t. Holt, Ellsworth to load potatoes for New York.
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TO THE HON Judge of Probate Court Tor Han

TO THE HON. Judge of Probate Court Tor Han
cock County.
A LWlLDA Newman, of Goulds boro. in said
n County, respectfully represents that Euoch
Squirting late OF Goulds bOrO ,dI ed on the 2lst day
OF FEBRUARY ISIS, leaving estate IN said County.
TIA ought to be administcd, that the only heirs
are his mother Anna squirting. and his sisters
Ellen and sophia Squirting. that said heirs neg
lect and refuse TO administer said property. and
sad Alwilda further represents that she is
creditor OF sad Enoch squirting. and she there
lore pravs that said next of KIN be cited to admin
lister said estate and in default thereof that Geo
W. Whitaker be appointed to administer.
MRS. ALWlLDA NJ. NEWMAN.
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BALTIMORE. Nov. ).
In the 9th District, Frederic County. is
reported giving 1900 majority for Urner,
Rep. which ensures his election Masking
the Delegation stand Democrats and l
Republican.
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TRENTON. \. J.. Noy.

NENIUN, y, D., NOV. ..
Robeson's majority in the first District
is about $500, the Republicans have the
legislature.
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Business Notices.

Do you want to save your childrenl II you
do. 60 to G. A. Parcher and get box Of Fes
senden's Worm Expsller. 1t is the sure.t,
safest and best worm medicine now in use.
For sale by all druggists for Is cents, or sent
by mail on receipt Of the price.
Prepared by Fessenden 4 Co., Rocklsnd,
Maine.