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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-01-31
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
East.

-.f
a Philadelphia dispatch announces the fail
ure of DR.. J. II. Schenck & Son, manufacturers
patent medicines. .''. ~
E. K. Collins, founder Of one of the first of
the American steamship lines to Europe, died
in his home in New York last week.
The extensive thresher mandatory of
Stevens & Co., at Geneva, N. Y, has been de-
stroyed by fire. Loss, 100000. st
1t is said that several prominent New York
bankers are ready to place their business on
the basis of specie payments, gold and green
backs being accepted as interconvertible.
These parties are members of the Clearing
House, and only await the general concurrence
of that body put their plan into effect.
The long strike of the New York cigar
makers has been brought to an end, the strik-
ersreturning to work at the best rates they can
obtain.
Five more of the Reading Pa) railroad
rioters of last July have been sentenced to six
months imprisonment each.
The Connecticut House of Representatives
has passed resolutions opposing the Bland Sill
yer bill and favoring the resumption of specie
payments. .a.g
West.
Advices from Fort Buford report Indian
rumors numerous and general of a congrega-
ton of hostiles north Of Milk river. AS many
as nine camps are reported on either side of
the line. Gen. Miles thinks there is trouble
ahead. Ht
Adyices from the West report that Sitting
Bull is now camped on Frenchman's creek,
with over 1000 lodges, including the escaped
Nez Perces and the recent deserters from the
agencies.
A most wanton murder was recently perpe-
trated on a passenger train of the Columbus
and Toledo railroad. near Upper Sandusky,
Ohio. A notorious confidence man and three
card monte gambler named Lou Hank, to-
gether with some of his "pals, entered the
car and roped in a travelling man from Toledo.
named Sohman. The latter charged them
with swindling, whereupon Hank drew re-
volver and deliberately shot Sob
man through the neck, inficting
wound from the effects Of which he died next
day. The gang then jumped the train and
escaped. Hank is well known on nearly every
road in the West, and is most desperate char
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-01-31
A ROYal Santa Claus.

Notwithstanding the hard times, the
Emperor Of Germany had pleasant
Christmas. For several days before the
holiday eve the aged monarch was seen
in the forenoon frequenting various
shops and buying gifts with which to
gladden. the hearts of his royal kins-
people. Large crowds assembled be-
fore the Imperial Palace on Christmas
eve to catch a glimpse Of the royal tree,
decorated with gingerbread, sweet
meats, gilded apples and nuts, illumin-
ated with countless tapers, and bearing
gifts for every member Of the household.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-01-31

BRIDGEPORT, Conn., is taking great
interest in genteel tramp who strolled
into music store the other day in his
dirty and ragged habiliments, and per-
formed a number of difficult compo-
sitions in very brilliant style. According
to his story he belongs to titled Ger
man family, and was once Wurtembfrg
Consul at Paris, where he moved in good
society. He became dissipated, ran
through his property, and fed to America,
and, after few weeks of fruitless efforts
to obtain employment, took to the road
to keep from starving. His manners are
those of gentleman, and the Bridge
port people believe there is something in
his story.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-01-31

WHAT is the difference between q hill
and pill? One is hard to get up, and
the other is hard to get down.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-01-31
NEWS SUMMARY

THE WAR IN THE EAST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-17
PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES.

PinIADElPIIIi July 10 1878.
SEALED PROPOSALS. m duplicate. with copy u this
advertisements ana Of Inc Instructions to bcs attached 70
each, VIII be received a. Tins onec unll noon Augas, ~
with tho following articles;
Ito be delivered at the onarsrmasters Depot at san
io Campaign Hal. 500 Forage Caps 2oooo pairs pairs
WOOlen StOclUEs $500 pair, white B,rn Gloves LOO
pairs Woocn Mtens 5000 paiTs Boot ZOO Wool Blank
Poss % 900 Yards art blue FLANNEL yards hiring
F,anuei lgf quality $1,000 ysri, shlf'hg FLANNEL ho@y
Ito delivered The uartermasters Depot at Ph.ia
o. 90 ysfs caltcn Flannel $4,000 yards shrtns Plan
mel light quality, aud 100000 yards shirn6 Flannel hea'y
Iiro delivered at the ouaft-masers Depot ntJeer
10000 AThelyes $50 stencil Plates 5000 Mosquito
sets wall Poles 25UO Common Tents. 2OOOses Common
IVTo be delivered al tio GuareI1nasies Depot at Phla
oj0 Helmets untrimmedi 1000 Helmet Hair P.umes
cayafy 2UOO Helmet Cords and Bands cavalry 1000 id
I5o0 "a y Helmet scrolls ana Iaugs 900 Helmet side
Bnttohs ,55O Dress caps % Dress GAP PoEpohs 9GOC
90 Tescents 10000 Crossed sabres 10000 Crossed
woolsn sloeEngs $500 pairs Berlin owes 1000 Pars
s SOoe 700 NJ d s1tsts 5s0 storm Fisrs 300 MusE
Caps $500 pairs MuskTa Gag3iiets 40 pairs Fet
P%nne $4,000 yards sy blue Kefsey heavy quality 10000
PsS@bs H9s Ss sds hs' }aid
Cord GQ9OO pieces Drawer Tape 40 Oo1 Gt Bnehes IA
gross Shirt or W 800 pounds p Patent Thread
Thread 5oo feet wHL Upper Le5ssT ds Tel 70 sys
age Is feet 10000 pounds sole LeahSt sloS 10 10 IN -
swedos Nails IL; 100 bs Lasting lacks ESQ lbs Bar
bonIs 600 balls Hard Wax 10 gross steel
Lasting TaCkH. q inCn.
All artic es viii bs subjected riRid inspection and bid
informed that ul compliance Win speelheaohs
will De insisted and that no afciO INFERIOR 10 the stA
Will be accepted.
The Government the right TO reject any or all
bids -
preference viii be 10 articles Of domestic prodnc
ton and manufactures conditions Of prco ana quality being
equal and preference VIII DO given 10 articles OF
American production manufacture produced on the Pa
extent OF the consumption required by
The ublic service there Revised Statutes t3716.
NE articles which are 20 be states and Terrific
es Pacific Coast will be received and inspected al san
For copies Of printed bidders aud other nfo
nation apply ~ this Ohlce. .,----,-
TnvcO Containing proposals DO endorsed Proposals
for Mlitary Suppes addressed % the undersigned.
Nv order Of tie Qnartermaster General
~ ID. II. RUCKER. Asst or. Mr.. General.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-17
REcORpED MORraAGEs


Dixon Elizabeth A amt band 10 Amanda Bussing.
l3bth ~ Wisye years. 50, SOC
iin,biidse-road cath wardl years -. -. 1900
Higgins, Clarissa ~ and Others Louisa Won STAGE,
Wattat OF NaGiCkst, years. 5000
Uynes. Mary a.d husband 10 FugeDieJ snow wash
iugtOn place am MonrOe-ay' (2fth Ward years 900
MaCEvoJ. Maria ID and husband 90 Benjamin Lauthan
trustee, MOttst, OF Spf1nsst, 3ye4rs 1900
Tor coz Nassau ana Is years
Morse cor Nassau and BseSmSn sta Is yssrsiO Ooo
PaIsous. Laura g and husband 10 Margaret Parsons
TRUSTEE NO ~ Duane st. years 10000
SeiCelstOcK A.Os % David q luenglng " cor
broadway BrOupie,t iLstameuis 2,5UO
Trsmuef, Mary , and husband 10 sarah n lie Count,
lG6th-st tZ3l Waril, 2OOl
Haioes MadisaB.st Dot so 49, / yesr..'.. 2.2OC
ZschVttsk. William and wife T. william Earle, Ms
Heade-s OF Churchst yoars 1900
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
Anott Isabella Van $4,000
BrOuemnuu Samuel 20 Abraham ochoiiC and others.
Hicks Cathar.ne r. eXtcuIlX and others, % Mary 90.
otUOt
KinEsisud. Ambrose C. executor. 10 Ambrose go.
. .
Mabclsien. Kucbeu James scott lt,aOt
Scloll-. Abraham % samuel BrOnemann............
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-17
ptoposals.

IMPROVEMENT of the HARBOR Of CEDAR
II KEYS. Florida u. n. EEGNEER OFfIck No 80 Church
st. Mobile. Ala, August 10, ls7Ss,aed ptoposais for
Dredging HabOr 81 Cedar KEYS. Fa viii bc received
this Office, unit. ~ No., Tuesday September 10 1879
Information and blanks necessary Tor bidders can DC had on
SpPI4 81 a. n DAMRELL Captain OF Engineers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-17
Conntrp Real estate tor Sale.


AT CROTON LANDING-FOR SALE
~ Farm Of 26sorcs suitable ioi geDilemans country
auy Post Road one mile north the station AMI commands
extensive Of the Hudson Iuver The ANA fully Gov
cultivation. The buildings comprise good barn lceh house
aud other out bnld3g me "s conalus IL large 'oOh@
nor SALE-At Morris Plains, n. j., house
4 fuy furnished outhuiings acres OF land az IN tue
complete and perfect orer posses.oh imiaedstsy
tOr further particular apply 10 GRANT hN'J'r
No. rs Johnst- Now.foik
NOR SALE-Valuable STOCK FARM in
ScwJersey 80 acres stone mansion nous ARM ons
In Office 3. D. cONplr 49, Broaiway -
TOR SALE, 900 acres of good farm, gar
den aud fruit Ian, i3rtyso m.es from New;iS5k; on
term. Appiy % Al BLE ECKEk& sON.lsg BIuadMay ~
EOR SALE-The country residence of the
undersigned. consisting OF double twosnry and aluc
three irs han through the crntro hot aud colo
and All modfrn coHyenirnees win nIssass iuI
&C.; large lawn. with stately old shade trees gar.
dtn iiuts, &C. ana tho Improvements VIII % sou
beautiful Of water ~ the village Of Asbnfy warren
County. ~ J. and Is rrgehod by the New Jersey I,
& @ ~ n,ptains n the most beautiful valley
of the stat Is rem It's heahfuness ana entirely
free from malaria mosquitoes Ihs pIottIy WI 20 sn ~
Ircipises 70 THOMAS MCELRA RI, at his Office l4l
broadway Newly ork-
HOTEL LOT.-For sale, one of the best
for hotel purposes now vacant m Central
~ and also fronts on Broaist small Telshaded
public park changes Of location Of both ralroad DE-
P Gis a. s S6Sl aaarS Of GTSB6rG Oneida n Y
NQI ACRE FARM. beautifully sit uated; one
HOP hour from New.York. Montclair Railway Twelve
esgs aga eo2a 5s lawn T.@ SaS shade
J. W. EDWARDS 20 NAssaust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-17
Gitn properIp 60 Get.

Viii VIUPtAIU Y" -NF
ITO LEASE-5th-avc., above Madison square
-Dcsirable store; low r. BEAMES, lSJ Broadway
NO TFT-Honse ard seven lots on 125th-st,
i between 7th and Sth.ayes, 40 bargain Apply 10 J.
ROMANO BROWN, l.2sO broadway
TTNO LET-Fully furnished-The History high
stoop brown stone house. 81 West 52dst, near 9thaye
BIZ iard table plumbing In perfect orior house mo
frescoed; 20 let at low rent 10 desirable ponan Apply
Friuay TO owner promises after ii a. M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-17
RECORDED LEASES.

4tb st. vs. $50 n W Of Avc-A 2Jx16 p j Ast0r trus-
te3 10 John Schcurer, 20 years ... .....-......
Broadway = y cor h CONTEST part OF. Rogers, Peet
q Co 90 Alias trgcbslOck p years........-......
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-17
REAL ESTATE.
SKw-YoRk. Friday. Aug. l,

HEw-IoRK. Friday. Aug 10, 1873
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change SalesrOOm TODAY:
BIZ VIA. RsnRSltH
1 4story brick store WITH lease OF Lat No 90 Cham
bersst =. $50 70 q Of Cbnrchst. lot 25x75s Lassd
March rs, 1875 Term ~ years 81 Miehseis Pro 90.
testant Episcopal Church. BoOminglale $40 900
~ Tdr Taxsef &
2storY brick building aud 5-stOTY tenement hOnso
finest Os SSTioS JSo low. ~ =" ~ 5000
IN WtndIis & D1ulez
plot OF land on Benson-st. n Of Old Boston
road. horisanla; lac 7.3xSxl00xlO0-i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-17
RECORDED READ ESTATE TRANSFERS.

SEN YORK CITY.
97th-st 10 n OF 2d-ave, 25xI5I4; Charles Rt-
cine 70 Edward Blackmier.. $50
and others 70 ssrih GILBERT l,e. = 10
Netie Kay 20 John 5 Gnlies. - 1850
executors. % Lagre Parsons 1. 1925
l47tl-st, = 100 II Of willis-ave, 25xlOO C23d
hard Freese ...,........ 40
and wife to Peter Uiblcin II ,25
UIbiss to ss@as siranss 1925
Wari Louisa wall TO Mary " fioy IO.-Or '..' IL
hsnd and wife % George 4 Hoyt ,... 500
63d-st, 8, 100 ftw Of Le1ingiou.ave 25xlO05
George Lehman 20 Mathilda Ellntt .-.-..-........
Prospeci-paee g. Is n Of 42dsL lG.SxS4 Alex
ander Mid uD 10 Walter J. Cutting. executor
llthst, = 66 IL " Westinghouse 22x93.2; Cath
afine CASSIDY to Elias piy --.-................ 70
same 'ir- '... $50
baldwin ana Gthers, executors to Amelia N
BeeEman.st y E cor 4 assai-st &c. 1855 3 Elizabeth
- COl;Sne and others, 10 Gilbert IAvineston..., j
Beekmanst, cor Hassau-st. 3d. kiss Laeretia
Morse 10 Sidney Morse ir........-.............-
ioTs 10 MTy Z PunlH .,'i.o, ....1 1O7
Madison-si Dot NO ls). 25x77; Ann V brown to
Caihanne Nandewa.er .....-.. ...........-
Readt-t s. 100 Il " Of CEurcb-s 25x6l NaOniie
II De VIII anu husband 90 william Schuetcke..-.
0ith-st between llthave and Riverside PARK sam -
ami wife To samuel Iir6nemanH ... - Non
part Of Mary NOOlf TO Anne l. Valentine j
lOth.ave VS. 2l.ll n OF 1853 hist, 5ONlU0 t0nehah
69tksi II :. $50 n " Of 5th.aye. I0xi0I5: Stephen
UsirandeT, re cree, 9 Joel Mason 400
referee, 10 Jos W Mason. :. A5c
sinclair referee % Marie 3 lack1oy. 1000
sith-st. = 300 q g Of 3daye 6OlOxlOZ2s 80
ConnOf. sheriff 10 John Townshend- -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-17
Giln RfaI Gs!aIs fot SAFE.

GiD Rral gsIaIe FOR Sale.
A MADISON-AVE. corner HOUSE for SALE.
"A New plan look att 30 eJs
DROOME-ST.. West Side-HOuse and lot will
sold very cheap " sold a. good paying property
pucc very low. NULASD q WHITING, Beekman-sL
NTILLIAM-ST.- VALUABLE corner will be sold
w ytry low % a prompt purchaser
rutland & WHITING 5 Beekman-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-17
Business Chantes.

mo DRY-GOOD MERCHANTS.-Manted by
yonne man 80 years situation In the counting
room has large and varied experience Was ior sso
esr. cashier also assisting Win me olen
a. nj The largest houses tho trade. TO whom no refers
woyIg accept moderate compensation Address j. u u
BOX 40, Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-17
Gcnntrp properIp 90 Eet.

Gonntrp prcperIp 10 Let.
TOTTAGE and FIVE ACRES at GARRI-
~ SONS Opposite " est Point Address FlsHklLL
SAVINGS BANK, Fishkill N. Y.
no LET-Funished house in PLAlNFIELD,
i Nsw,Jersey. Address or apply az no OrandSt, GUY
fTIO LET at Morristown, n. ia furnished
outage Of 10 for the season. r. b. BETS, NO.
2lS FOOltOn.st
Real estate 10 @trhange.
EXCHANGE for farm or country residence
IL desirable New-York CITY tenement property ID me
order and rantod. j. o. HOYr SON. Finest
--------------------
Hlnsiral JnsIrnmeTts
DUMAHAUT, late S. X. BALL g. CO.,
n. rs EAST l4THST
ChiekernKs and Othor Pianos and organs 10"
o cash, instalwoDta and Tor rent
NRFATEST BARGAINS in PIANOS and
" ORGANS during this month ever known IN the United
CUE PItSr and RELIABLE HOUSE, In the WOId ana
will 10 dspose of stock Of 800 EW and SEC
oNb.HAHD INSTRUMENTS of BEST makers, including
MATTERS and sHoNIHGERs place them Nl,m IN u ne
TORY PRICES. all fully warranted we hate Desh so
business nearly thirty years. and cannot be underaoh on hs
class Instruments by any house IN America laEe avSne
HORACE WATERS q SONS. 80 East l4th.st New.York:
NFEDHAMS PARLOR ORGANS, sos t6
save swa pro6ts new instrument-(rHE NEEDIiAM
MUSICAL CABISETl-upon which any enc can bIs5 ANY
snna nv simply working tho pedAls Price 80 ana up
'- ~ II ~ NEEDHAM SON, las East 25d'sfq NJ T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-17
Cost sno fcuuo.

OsT-Pass-b book No. 95,435. Deliver to
IL German savings Bank .dtY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-17
6nmmer Boac0.

CCRANTON'S BATH HOTEL, BATH, Long
- Island. opens juno l. The nnest watering place in
America hotel for families ami transient guests
ire shades and lawn ado ne with walks ana flower plants;
balcony ia wide lOug around the entire build
ing excellent and billiard reached by Hamilton
Ferry Greenwood and rail TO Bath new addition 20 Noel
100 rooms Union Telegraph Office IN hotel now
VP'" N'''-'' ''"1'' ii. l. SCRANTON, Proprietor.
Steamer BAY RIDGE leaves Bath, a NJ. ! aud ?. 10;
leaves Battery, Pier l. East River TO- 2SO a m $3.50
and $50 y m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-17
BEACH.

THTRTY-FoURTH STREET FERRY AND
HUNTERS POIST
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD AND
BROOKLYN. FLATBUSH AND CONEY
ISLAM RAILROAD.
VIA
PULLMAN PARLOR OARS STEEL RAILS.
LONG AIR BRAKES
Leave EAST 34TH-ST DATLY.-sl5, TO- IL a.
ISLAND M; ~ On. ]. 2, 3. 4, 5, 9. z. 8. q, 10 D.
Leave BRIGHTON BEACH DAILY.-750, 10.
RAIL 1910 M; 1910 $40, 2:l0 31O 4lO, o: 10. $40
7:lO, HlO, 9:10 1910 1l;lO p. m.
ROAD. RATES FROM HUNTERS POINT
ROUND TRIP. so cents.
Single tickets each way 50 cents
Time from New-yOTk 10 Brighton Beach ONE
HOUR. New-YOIk Transfer COmpany's cOupeS
and coaches connect with afternoon and even
trains for all points IN New-York.
w NJ LAFFAN N Y. Passenger Agent 26l BroadwsY.
]. CHITTENDEN, @. y. a. :. SPENCER, Gen. Supt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-17
A -A.-DAILY OCEAN EXCURSIONS
N. TO RooKATAY BEACH
BRIGHTON BEACH.
BROOKLYN, FLATBUsH AND CoNEY ISLAND
RAILWAY.
TIME FROM NEwYoRK. 30 MINUTES.

lime fhpM NEW.1OfAA M1hbiLo.
On and after MONDAY, August o. trains viii leave Long
Island Depot at Fatbusay and Bedford station, As fol-
Leave Bedford station at $685. 7:35 s36 9l5 $50 1918.
1915 ll5 li'S0 dl:5S nj l2l 1888 is;S l;ie i:ss
l55 2l0 23b 300 5:l5, $780, 300 4;l5 4,33 $50 300.
900 ass $500 62O 635 G;5O 1905 100 1886 1850,
$780, $40 $685. SOU g:i5 $780, $685. 1925, ll;l0p
Leave Prospect Park station from to minutes later
ELATBUsH AVENUE STATION at $780, 49, $50.
$40 l0lO lltlo 1850 a. M; ESQ 10 800 $50 5io
$500, 11;O5 p. m.
Trains marked do not Sundays
RETURNING, LEAVE BRIGHTON BEACH at short
Intervals from 800 a m. 70 ii ,. M.
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS EVERY AFTER-
NOON AND EVENING. AND GRAND SACRED CON-
CERIS EVERY SUNDAY AFTERNOON AND EVEN
ING Oh THE PLAZA OF HOTEL BRIGHTON, BY
CONTERNO'S CELEBRATED TWENTYTHIRD REGI-
MENT BAND.
LEVY
only worldrenowned Comet sOlois VIII give q grand
selection at each concert
FLATBUSH AVENUE DEPOT Il reached bY F1atbush
Avenue Bergen Street aud Atlantic Avenue Cars from Full
ton, Wall. SOUTH and Hamilton Ferries.
BEDFORD DEPOT Is reached by RAPID Transit Franklin
Avenue Lee and NOsand Avenue Bergen Street Cars.
From Grand Street Houston Street. Roosevelt Street. South
Seventh Street, and Hamilton Avenue Furres.
Excursion Iiokets ......:. 80 Cents.
W e. DORWIN, superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-17

BROOKLYN Board.
Board and Rooms Wanted.

TrOME.-A gentleman would like to furnish
: hnnse with gentleman OF lady 70 join Inn ADDRESS
INN x = tribune Uptown ONCE. LASS broadway.
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Sales up 2urnOH

WILL, he sold az public auction, on the 23d
w al August 1879 st II O'Clock m, by Hugh ~ CAMP
auetonsef front Of No 80 zen
Morse ave Carriages and four sets double harness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-17

xK7ATFRBURY Comm English and Classical
w school prepares boys for the beat colleges and scientific
Aoos wear IS weeks; course, years location heahlui
aud literary uundings the very pest oscl-
% Kind and rm bal red tape small classes hour reca
ech entire time ~ one branch; expenses
s s75 % $50; extras; year begins sept L. JEN'
tTrGe A A. Master.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-17
For Young Ladles-Oountry.

brooks Seminary for Young Ladies, Po'keep-
d. 81 E.-.h lslI Omen. sen-.ll. Address Eaw MllLo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-17
sitnntlona manLeo--t nales

WANTED-At Ciaverack On. " College
w HuCSon Rive siitute, PRINTER who can pay
three OF bis and linton by printing al the
above college. Address Rev. ALONZO FLACK, PA. d.,
President.
WANTED-Agents in every city, paid salary
w and commission, 10 sell Professor JOhnsOns Pure
BOrax his Crystalline rheumatism, Dyspepsia LAYER
Compliant &c Call any day after NJ, or address, WIN
cant postage stamps tor samples and circulars PRO-
FEsSOR JOHNSON, 92J Lafayette-aye., Brooklyn.
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SEMINARY,

GROVE HALL, New-Haven, COnn.-Miss
VI NoDIiors school for Ladies. For circulars al
Ara Ms. MONIFORT
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-09-19
Fer sh~ nssie Case ado aad tho ltssI~
"CsscaA~u.' Dlsrrah' Hsrrah..

At the fire on Friday night last. while
deserving OF much credit. there are rea.
sons why the boys company. the little
''Cascaders," Is entitled to especial men
ton. The entire exhaustion OF the water
Elm streets for q time bafiled the ate mpts
Of the regular companies to subdue the
flames but the alert boys, with an indom-
liable energy that Is worthy OF the high
alleys, by-ways and back y ards-where the
heavy engines could not go-aud poured
the contents OF wells and hogshesds on to
the burning buildings, doing a most effect
ual work in staying the connsgra,lon which
at one time seriously threatened TO destroy
houses and much other valuable property.
1, is largely due TO the efforts of these
resolute boys that the fire was confined to
the four small houses which were des-
troyed, and We feel sure that the citizens
Of Ellsworth will be glad Of this recogni-
ton OF the merit Of their young friends
through the columns OF the AMERICAN.
These unique little engines ATE manu-
featured in New Hampshire by ). c. For
saith at q cost of only $3.50, and are for
sale In this city by C. c. Burrill, Agent. by
whose Kindness one is allowed TO rem ain
AT the engine house for the benefit OF the
public. The entire equipment weighs
only 700 pounds, and can readily be drawn
over common grades by two men. 1t seems
especially constructed to meet the require
ments OF towns and villages and isolate cd
manufactures, where men enough cannot
be gathered at q moments notice TO oper-
ate common engine. OBSERVER.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-09-19

PARKER TICK. Judge.
CHAs. T. DORR, Register.


Summary Of business transacted ct the Els.
worth September Term, 1878:
Will filed for Probate-Of W lillian Franklin.
late OF Sullivan.
Wills approved and sllowed-Of Bancroft
W. Thomas. late Of Eden; James Laughlin.
late Of Great Pond; Hiram Herrick. late Of
Bluehll; William Davis. late Of Ellsworth.
Guardians apponted-Unto Annie 4. Wat.
son. minor. Ellsworth: Alvah W. Weber.
minor, Ellsworth.
Inventories filed In estates-Of William Z.
Rideout, late Of Bucksport; Charles Lawrence,
late Of Bucksport.
Accounts filed for settlement In estate-Of
Sarah p. Bean. late of Sullivan; Matilda Pierce,
late OF Eden; Benjamin Noble, late OF Bucks.
port.
Accounts settled in estates-Of Fred'k A.
Remission & ais, minors. Ellsworth.
Administrator & private-Charles II. Joy.
late OF Ellsworth; Alfred II. Cilley, late OF
Cranberry Isle; John Carpenter, late Of Tren-
ton; Calvin Berrey. late of Hancock.
Petition flied for License to lease Real Estate
of Mary c. Gordon 4 al, minors, Sullivan.
Authority granted to sell notes in Est OF
James Hamor, late of Eden.
Petition filed OF widow for allow ance In es-
tAtes-Of william c. Rideout, late OF Be- cks-
port; Frank NJ. Greene, late Of Penobscot.
Report filed Of Cemmi ssioners to set ou,
dover in estates OF Alfred II. Cilley. late OF
Cranberry Isles.
Report accepted Of Com'rs OF Insolvency in
estate-Of John r. Luni. late Of Trenton.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-09-19

NJ. Editor Will you permit me 20 ex-
press my sincere and hearty thanks to the
good people OF this place through the
AMERICAN. Ga the night of the llth inst
we were happily surprised by large num-
Der Of callers, who intimated as they en-
tered that they had come to give US a
pounding" and can assure you they made
their word good. | find this Kind OF pound
ing highly beneficial these hard times
Such an act Of generosity is not easily
eclipsed. even by churches In better cir
cumstances. The evening was devoted
largely to general conversation. with the
exception OF the singing OF q few hymns,
by some OF the popular singers Of this
place.
In expressing my hearty thanks TO this
people for their fruitful pounding. remain
their friend In Christ.
r. NJ WILKINS