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CHANGE OF TIM 6.

~ Office.
CHANGE OF TINE.
On ard .lter TUESDAY, Juno Srd, the
bouts OF tho POTOMAC FERRY co. will run
as follows:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
600 : 30. 8 81, 80, 10 80 AMI II 81 H. m, and
II 30, 80. 2 30. 3 80 4 30, 30. Z % and p. rn
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
Il 81. 7 80. 8 20. . 81, 10 80 and IL 30 N. and
L. 30 80, 2 80 80 80 s 60 i 30 aud Z 30 p. nj.
NH Is GEO. K. PHILLIPS, Manager.
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pOTOMAC uEKRlNG.
sssssa<EHsEs AND AsRUOKs,

y BROpEES 3 &C.,
WhoIosse Doaiars and Jobbers in
ENOCEEIGS, PROVISIONS, FLOUR,
SALT AND FISH.
e. FIJI! line oi celebrated pure old Whiskoys,
Brnndica, Gin, Eur,. &C., Massey & Co.'S Phiis-
d.lph:s sud C.agc!rs Baltimore AIes, and Berg
For q Engeps Lager Beer; IN casks or oottes:
Flour, James >. Kirk 6 Coz. standard Soaps,
DuDont s. Cos. Sporting and Blasting Gun
powder, and BsI.mn-c snd rotc:asc River
Staamors.
Orders promptly attended 10, and cons!gn'
nonts solicited. Nc. ii hin2 sIreen
nct HtT Alexsndris, Va.
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yaYASHINGTON & OHIO RAILROAD

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
TWO TRAINS DAILY (EACEPT SUN
DAY) BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA
AND HOUND hlLl.
Beginning Nay II, 1879.
Loave Washington nt 9 w g. n. and ~ r. in.
and Alexandria 81 8 Us 3. n. and Is =. N.
psss Leesburg going wos! weTt, o: II lO =. m:
and DO p. H., snd arrive at Eound Hlh St -
IN. and 70 p Leave Round Hill at 8 81 a.
N. and l2::AI p. H.; pass LsesbUcg, going HaGt-
ward, Ut 60 a. N and l 10 pa, sEG asrise ~
Aiexsnd!is at 5 Is S. 10. snd 3:lo p m.. and
81 Washington a. % 3. N. aai SD =. L
Ht> Passengers from Washington will ts,ke
tue Washington and Ohio cars Gt tae BsiIimore
Il Potomac Railroad station ats % $. II. aud a. al
pm, Snd so through 10 Round Hi! without
change of cas-.
The sos am. tr&iu from AleIslGria AMI II. 81
T., 10. train from Ko"n I'd Hi! connect Gt hound
Hill wish Harris Dsily lane CT Coaches
for Snickorsvil!o: Berryviilc snj Winchester;
also with Kosmes' S Line Of Coaches which leave
Leeaburg daily fo! Aldo nnd Middleburg.
Both trains. westward, laske cloeo connections
al Fierns, with Sissou's Line OF Stages for Fair
fax Cour. House.
Communication eickcfs, IS Ssss per n.iHe
Aununl sick cts, $50.
4 II. HAVENkR,
my ST. General Ticket Agent.
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STEAMERS.
GUNNER ARRANG ENT

- U III Ii L Z A Z 4 a N q ID q n 1
~ OF
STEAMER snATT.aJfC.
Tho steamer NATTANO, Captain WIN. II.
BYLES, leaves Alexandria, from ~ loot OF hinG
street, EVERY SUNDAY, TUESDAY and
THURSDAI, Il. S o'clock 8. M , for LAND
IN0S ON THE POTOMAC RIVER; return:
ing EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY end
FRIDAY.
Freight received nj iowest rates and handled
with caro-. Foe information apply to
J. BRODERS 81 Co. Agts., Alexs Va.
q. r. JONES, Agt., 9Th ct. wifi, Wash
Connecting every Sunday with steamer SUE
for all landings below Nonini Ferry. je2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-25

RhDooA- Monday, July 81, 1879.
We are Offering from this date all styies So. o..
cuMMSH GOODS q, very low prices 10 orues
in raducs stock. Will sell many dssIIsoHe iI Hsa shT
choice DRESS GOODS AT HALF TIE o''i
PRICE. "a upasuEAR.
, 1o, No. 100 King slreet:
u: 3. hoouee' alexandria, Va
jy2l ----- =
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snr New York custom made CLoIn'N"; a !;
warranted not to rip, see ). DsAh''AN' We
| K;no at. corner Of Fairfax. ---
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AGRICULTURAL.
AGRlCUETUEsAL.
NOR THE FALL SEEDING.
RELIABLE FERTILIZERS,

&C., Sc.
BRYANTS BONE DUST, guaranteed per
lactly pure
B2YANT'S NO. STANDARD.
BEYANTS Nc. = STANDARD.
BRYANTS AMMO. DISSOLVED BONE.
BKYkNTS HALF DISSOLVED BONE.
PERUVIAN GUANO.
MURIATE OF POTASH, Sc, SC.
Gs>A distinctive feature in the manufacture
Of ou7 Fertilizers is tha. our Soluble Bone Phos-
phste is obtained strictly from animal lone; not
ono pound of Charleston or Nevaess Phosphate
enters into tnci7 competition in any way. shape
or FORM Wo uso only tho highest grade mate
ria,s Tho formula ard analysis being branded
on tho sacks, purchasers a7o enabled to soa what
enters into each srtIclo and the Grsdc Of mate
ria!s used therein.
BECKFOKD & HUFFMAN'S DRILL.
kELLER OF uAGEE3IOWN DILL.
FARMEHS FRIEND DRIL.h
FIKLD SEEDS of all kinds.
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--of the.
DISTHiGT OF COLUMBIA,

This company ofGrs unrivallod facilities for
the transportation Of freight and passengers,
and will run their stosmers regularly as follows:
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TIC now sau commodious iron eS>ns
stesmcr JOHN w. THOMPSON, s2fsaaaEA
built especially for this route. leaves the COM
pany's wharf, Washington, EVERY MON
DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at
o clock a. cl., and Alo1sndria q! 7.30 a. NJ;
returning, arrives EVEEY WEDNESDAY,,
FRIDAY -nd SUNDAY. al 6 O'Clock pm.
This company makes ciose connections ut al
ersndris with the W. G., Y. Il. s. e. $. Y. 4.
Go. snd with the w. 6 Q. p. K. Co. Freight
received TO. all points. Nor.h sGd South,
hsndlsd with care snd forwarded with prompt.
coss and dsprtcn.
For further information apply
+. A. REED Agent,
Js lney's wharf,
or at the Office Of tho company, undol tho liz
.ional Metropolitan Bank, l1.l street, oppcsile
Tao Treasury Department, Washington.
mh 10 SAMUEL HACON, President.
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-1OuK-Cone s. Wes.or's Best Patent hH rds, rrGs :.
+ cess, Ficklens Bird so""!Er sou Nils and
Fancy family Flour; ".sH I,- es at
iyl7
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FOR NORFOLK.

FOR NORFOLK.
The elegant. swift and commodious STEAMERS
LADY Of TIKI LAKE and JAN K NOSE
LEY will leave the Cnmpany's wharf, AleSan-
dris. rs follows:
The Lady of tho Lsto evory MONDAY and
WEDN ESDAf. a: O'clock y. m, and on
SATURDAY, At 6. 30 O'CLOCK p IN.
Tho Jane Mosoey oyory TUESDAY aud
FRIDAY, u! & clock y. III; returning, lesvo
Norfolk on alternate days at o'clock y. M.
This line connects at Norfolk for all points
South, and with tho Merchants and Mariners
limo of steamers for Boston, Providence and all
pointa North and East.
Through rates given and bills Of is1ing Gig good
for Boston and Providence
Fare ~ greatly reduced ra.os-Singlo trip 75c. ;
kound tip (good 70: 81 dsys) St.0O
Table unsurpassed.
FORNEW YORE
J'hc Al Steamships Y. z. KNIGHT 1ssg4
Nd JOHN GIBSON leave the coa,- S;a:Sssks
pany's wharf Ale1andria. EVERY MON.
DAY MORNING, and New York, from pier
ii ssa. Eivcr, EVERY SATURDAY 81 tou.
o'clock ?. =.
EGH The PUTOAAC KiVGiR LANDINGS.
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Avoid the very appearasp6t uotil winter at
your stove, stored ss.Oftiug and Columbus St.
StansbuEy'a, corppfs- co.rIppf new revolving Top CocA
Call and SEQ myi'
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Thrilling Adventure.

Special contracts vii! 10 made with yearly Al
vertsers.
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EDMUND BURKE, )r,,,.,
ALBERT STUART, OoTHs nr GaIo
l.. H. PAYNE, - '''''0'
By Green & Wise

is Scots
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(,EMENT FOX FRUIT CANS-We have
" in store n large stock Of the above. which
wo sre ,tfe1ing cheap Dealers will fnd It to
thcir advantage 20 give us \ call.
MCLEAN i UHLEB,
i. Ii 7G King street
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Are ompounGci from substances that are FREQ
from sry properties that can iIjure the most
doiicsto Organization. they Search, Cleanse,
Purify and Inviso.a!o ths Eatlro System. BY
relieving Tho engorgod livor, they cleanse the
bood frora poisonous huinors, and thus imparL
health ard vitality to tho body, causing the
bowels 10 act naturally, without which no one
ran fnc well
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-08-28
Home and Foreign News.

-Messrs. Moody and Sankey will hold
meetings n Cleveland during October, and
then 20 10 -. Louis for the winter
A forty.iwo million bushel crop OF
wheat has ruined the greenbacA party 10
Illinois.
j. W. Cotton. station agent aud grocer
a. Williamsburg station on the Kansas IA
chic road near Topeka, Kan, VAS murd-
cred on Thursday BY tramp.
There are 80 900 more men At work m
Pennsylvania than there were year ago.
But democratic stump speakers have not
yct gsrnerct q bit OF sta tistics.
The Secretary OF an Agricultural Socl
ETY. says the kiucbirds have lately ceased
warning upon other birds and directed their
attacks against potato bugs. Another gen
tleman says the tosds are multiplying aud
growing lat upon the bags.
Il, Is expected tina, the arrears OF pen.
sions case, as apply TO inmates OF soldiers
homes, will soon be decided, and IL Is ex-
pected that the decision will be 10 favor or
paying the iul! arrears 10 soldiers.
R. B. Woodward. proprietor OF Wood
wards Garden, San Francisco died at BIZ.
country residence In Napa county Friday
morning.
lifted up with new boilers and machines -,
n cost VI $500 600, 10 carry cattle between
London and Texas She Is capable OF
holding 2Oc0 bead OF cattle and 80, 900
sheep.
The murde.ers Of J. F Frye. who vas
found dead in his house In Boston recently.
have been arrested and confessed their
guilt Tney prove to be two BARRIERS, q
Greek and an Itsiian, whose acquaintance
MIR. Frye hsd cultivated. Robbery was
the motive.
-Inpumerable beds OF native oysters
have been exhausted, slonY the New En-
gland coast, and thousands Of acres OF oys-
ter land are Inder GUILTY. alton. Two acres
OF good "yster land are said Ia be as profit
able PURGE Of property rs the average
New England farm.
Miss Helen Taylor, the English plat.
form speaker, says she has noticed anon
mari led couples. that when the husband Is
very Inferior TO the vile he Is firm Dr.
iiever III masculine superiority. because,
poor Msr. he has nothing else than the
TACT OF his being mao 10 he proud Of.
B. u. Pearson. Superintendent OF Pub
lie Education at Harrison county, Miss,
killed john ID. Couk-rtoit OF New Orleans
al Mississippi City on Thursday. The dif-
ficolry grew "ut Of a quarrel shout . drink
that CoDkerton claimed Pearson had not
paid for.
The Archduchess Chrisiiae OF Austria,
future Queen OF Spain, Is thus described :
She Is t~enty-one years oi age. Though
not handsome, her face is attractive. She
Is said TO hsve the captivating gilt Of con-
versation and brilliant eyes She Is fond
of dancing, though she Is abbess, croziered
Gflf Il IN
aud has ~elve cano,iesses under her hIr-
isdici.on. For her religious d0ties the
archdochess has an income OF $1,000 Z
year. +" be an abbess OF the Chapter of
Prague IL Is necessary first to be born 40
srcbduchess.
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Tves~as-

Tv~1ssa
The mining fever has reached fremont
snd several mines. or Indications, have
becn found. An assay made in New York
of the surface ore taken from Capt. Car
ver's farm on Hardwood Island. show. q
yield OF o. IS Of geld aud nearly 600 OF
silver per ton, with soue lead and copper
Mr. Lewis Freeman is prospecting on his
land on the west side OF Bass Harbor with
very good luck SO far. Mr. W. l.. Richard
son has developed some very nne spcci-
mens on Duck Island. Mr.. GiIley Of ). W.
Harbor. has also found mineral deposits
among his lodges aud sent ore away for
assay. The Byron Robbins mine At Seal
Cove grows richer - they work IL. Ind.
cations OF gold are found on Mr.. Latiy' s
shore nj Goose Cove, also silver on the
shore belonging to M. T.. +. Dodge.
Politics come mex, TO mining and prob
ably pay about the same. The Campaign
opens 10 this town next SATURDAY. Gen.
Raum will roam down 70 South West Hsr-
Dor some part OF the day and address the
citizens OF fremont upon the issues Of The
day. Republican and Greenback convex
tons will also be held on iha, day p. N. /;
the former Al Hamor Hall, Mt. Desert,
the latter AZ fremont Hall, S. w. Hsrbor,
TO nominate candidates for the Legislature.
This will give them = week TO '.lectioneer. -
The democrats have not Issued their call
yet. although IL is probable they will meet
about the same time. There IL no way to
judge Of the election this fall as SO many
voters are away To sea. It's probable the
democrats will have . plurality and the
greenbsckers the balance Of power as there
is no fusion In this town, while Eden aud
Mt. Desert are largely republican.
The life saving station At Cranberry
Isle is nearing completion. The work is
being done by parties from Auburn which
makes some OF our mechanics "growi," as
Mr.. .Iordan's bid which WAS several hun
drsds OF dollars lower, was rejected, thus
depriving them OF work and money which
goes to Auburn.
The msckerel in the bay this year are
larger though scarccr than last year. Good
No. is and rs are caught In small quaint.
ties
The schooner Sea Bird. belonging to
II. II. Clark, Capt. Frank Mullen. Jr. mas
ter. WAS dismAsted 10 the late gale and
towed into New York. II is also reported
that the schooner Willie Dewolfe OF Cal.
ais. Capt. +. p. Gott Of this place. was dis.
masted during the same gale.
Capt Benz. Reed. Of the schooner
Joseph Wilde. with his family, is a. home
on . short visit. Mrs. Reed and two child.
rem will remain for the present.
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Mrs. Vliet, who lately died At New Al
bany. Ind. divided the mature part OF her
life into three distinct and contrasting PEE
RODS. She was for ten years . washer
woman. working hard for = bare subsist-
ence. Then went into business IS fortune
teller, and for ten years sbe vas 50 sue
cessfui that At the end OF that time she was
possessed Of elO0, 900. Finally she became
pious. and during her last ten years d.
voted her time nOd money To deed. OF
charity.
Washington dispatches say that the
seizure BY the collector at Suspension
Bridge. n. Y, OF seines stretched In our
waters BY Canadian fishermen has been
tile subject Of correspondence with the
British Ministry. The Treasury o6lcials
don't sny other rs,nehv fer the illegal
act. ave la the seizure 81 ss.,> aud seir e..
o. the Canadian authorizes cannot exer-
else their authority o. this side Of the
border.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-08-28

The Bucksport Davis club is doing a
grand work.
Hon. D. T. Davis len here for Cherry
field Tuesday morning.
The Ellsworth High school will COM
mence Monday Sept. lst.
5. ". Matthews will speak in Goulds-
boro Aug. 2eth and 30,h.
The schools In District No. 3. will
Commence on Monday, Sept sih.
Miss Jarvis will open her school Sept.
sLh, al her residence on Hancock ST.
Gen. Green b. Rsum left here Tuesday
noon for Asriaville where he spoke that
night.
Hon. l.. Powers goes to Waldo county
to address the people on the political is
sues of the day.
The Democrats OF Bucksport have
nominated SIS their candidate for represep-
Iative. {. c. Homer.
From present appearances the Demo
cratic haul OF Greenbsckers will not be
large IN TINS county.
The bsrque Belle Wooster, from Sagus
Ia Grande, has arrived in PhiadeIphls,
having had yellow fever aboard.
Prof. Lowell, principal Of the High
School, has returned from his vacation and
We are glad TO have him with Us again
Hon. Eugene Hale. aud Hon. Beni.
Butterworth of Cincinnati, will speak ev-
cry evening next week In this county.
A Davis club Was started In this CITY
Monday iof-uoon aud over sixty names
were put On the roll within two hours.
The annual meeting OF stockholders OF
the Bucksport sod Bangor Railroad will be
held in BocAsport on the third OF Septem-
Der.
We call the attention OF oar readers 10
the Supplement- issued with The AMERICAN
this week, snd ask them to give il = candid
aud careful perusai.
Another OF those Interesting and 10
struetise communications, fron Rsrsl, has
b--u received aud will appear mex: week.
The subject l. the wheat weeyil."
John b. Redman, Esq. addressed q
Democratic meeting ia Franklin Monday
evening. The Emerald Band aceompan-
led him.
Hon. l. A. Emery addressed large
aud attentive audience 1t Morgan's Bay.
oarry. Friday night. The Republicans are
surely aud steadily gaining strength in that
town
1t is expected that Judge A. p. Wis
well Will speak at OtLer Creek, Mt. Desert.
Friday evening Sept. 9th. Posters will be
issued AS soon As it Is fully determined on.
Mr.. A. Z Sawyer and family, of Jack
son'ilie, Fla. are visiting friends in East
era Maine He is the son Of n X. SAWYER.
Eco. i"rnrr .siltor and proprietor of the
AMERICAN.
We received pleasant call IRON Hon.
n isiil 81 Buck-por. Monday. Mr..
hi' ~s- on his way home irun, q visit 10
Saiii' d" a"'i Gaaldsbaro.
=" s''t OF space eamt,eis us 10 omi, ..x.
erai COMMUNICATIONS this week DIVINE
70 the near approach Of election Ne ar.
necessarily crowded with POLITICAL ,rt,e,e,
"h'e-' at al 'iu'r are 50 largely enxr.ss
inS the attention Of our readers,
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saliva.

o0111v00.
-"Still. they come" There 10 really no
let up 10 business here and the mining belt
generally, and every boat and stage brings
an addition to the number OF treasure
seekers. The mines along the whole line
from here to Cherryfeld Are steadily i'm
proving and wonderful specimens Of ore.
are daily added to the list Of new fnds,"
and even the most sceptical are fast CON-
ing to the belief that nsining 10 TO be the
future and legitimate business OF Eastern
Maine.
Our telegraph will be in operation by
Sept. LIST, aud will be OF great value TO all
our business men. The "S,eam Drill" Tor
the '-Gouldsboro Co. is now being placed.
and will be working within the week. the
same Co.. have shipped one hundred and
ten tons Of ore to BIuehill. tor concentra-
ton and soon We shall know Its exact yield
In silver. \.
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kalIoch's Condition.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Aug. SO p. NJ.
hsllooh's condition Is continually i'm
proving and it Is now reported that he Is
out OF danger. According TO the present
opinion of physicians the bulle, merely
grazed the lungs. No effort has been made
to probe the wound. The workiugmen's
gusrd on duty about the Metropolitan lem
pie have been replaced by police.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-08-28
Odd Fellows Eseampmen 1t.
OefaIcations in Fall River.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Aug &c
The directors OF the Flint MIL have voted
10 try and collect 1900 dollars lost by its
late Treasurer, George II. Eddy. In cotton
speculations. from his bondsmen, X. +.
Davl. and Walter c. Durfee, Treasurer OF
the wampanoag Mills. These gentlemen
suit is probsble. An expert is making al
examination OF the books OF the linen Mill
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u. S. Steamer on the Rocks.

PORTSMOUTH, Aug. 26
While preparations were In progress this
morning TO put the L. S. Steamer wAchG-
sett in the dry dock the tide carried her
on the rocks close TO the stone beacon In
this river where she still lies. Two tugs
are a. work upon her.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-08-28
City and County.

Nev AAvsrsss~oesas Thss ~ eek.
Probate Soslce.-
Boston Lead Afx., Co.
Notice loci h. Hodydon.
Mice. Ads.-Sico. D. Howell
Non Res. TAIes-T0w OF DedhAm.
Moo Ess. IAkes-Town OF Franklin.
Insolvency soi4ces-A. X. peycxeux
Notice tosPew owners-Bspusi Church. seds
w8ck
Foreclosure Souce-Theo. Brasdou
Nouce-T. J Bstchetder.
" riis of Atfaehment-H. Il. saunders
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NJ A II RE d..

Ellsworth = Aug. II, by +. Z. Harts-
horn, Esq, Mr.. John II. Cook and Miss Hattie
saunders.
son, Mr.. Leonard w. Brzsion and Miss cara
b. Ash, both Of sullivan.
Lamolne-Aug. "A, BY Rev. Herbert Tilden,
Mr.. L. willard Penn and Miss Alice n. Chez
yer, both Of Lawrence. Mass.
BY the same, Mr.. Joseph W. Graves Of La.
moline, and Miss Annie b. Dawes Of Ellis.
worth.
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LOCAL NOTICES.


Tickets for all points west via. Penn
syivaDiA Central. aud Boston and Albany
Railroads from Boston, or Grand Trunk
Railway from Portland. can be had OF c.
C. Burrill At the lowest rates. Also tick.
ct. to Portland by Inside line Of Steamers
Call and see him before purchasing else.
where lStf
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The Weather.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
Ofice OF the Chief Signal Officer.
WARRINGTON, ID. G. Aug. al ANY
Indications
For New England, clear or partly cloudy
weather. ligh, winds mostly IRON north
east to north west, stationary or high
temperature, and barometer
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-08-28

doings of said Committee, particularly the main
points on all other points In regard 70 Judses,
playing rules. &c. Committees Agreed. wsthousht
into considerstion the distance We had te 70 and
expense. and the comparatively small expense
they would be TO. We thought surely they would
declining TO do 50 closed the negotiations and for
above reason. the Committees fAiling TO agree.
there will be no trial
wh- SnALLl Commissee
y. =. LoRD. \ OF
y. s. CALI. In. kag. %
Ellsworth, Aug. -. is.Vl
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CollIns'v ol1AIc PlAs1ERs.

DO YOU want TO save your childrcn' II you
do, 90 to q. A. Farvher and get a box OF Fe.-
senden's Worm kxpeller II IL the surc-,,
safest and best worm medicine now in use.
For sale by all druggist. for . eest., or sent
by mail on receip, OF the price.
Prepared by F--.enacn 4 Co.. Rockland.
Maine.
tnstsnier cure. Tooth che IN one momen
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-08-28

Lasstse.
Arrived from the Banks (Quereau) Sch
Lizzie Lee. With a full fare OF ash.
Sailed for Boston 22d. Sch. Susan
Frances, Smith.
Rev. Fred Preble. student Of Water
willie occupied the palpl, of the let Bap,is,
church Sunday.
A horse, attached TO = wagon con
tsining Mr. r. u. HodgAins and his little
daughter took fright q, bunch Of shingles
beside the road ard tipped the wagon
throwing them both on, and quite seriously
injuring the former. II Is believed tina, no
bones are broken.
Rev. Horace TIlden has gone back 10
his labors In Augusta. While he WAS with
Us we had the pleasure Of listening TO .
very able and interesting lecture delivered
by him; subjec, MY visl, to ChamounI."
The wharf at T.. Lsmone is thoroughly
repaired and the boats can nov make a
safe landing.
We are told By parties on whom We
can rely that there Is licensed rum shop
fosiing around Frenchrlan's Bay. Have
we energy enough to stop thisl
MIR. Charles Clark and wife rho have
been visiting fsiends at Lamoine return
"wednesday to their home Ia kennebunk.
Mr.. c. drove here With hi. own team aud
although he ~as well pleased with the
drive down. proposes 10 return via. Rock
land on the Nj Desert CAgoLus
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-08-28
STATE or MAINE

STATE or MAINE
HANCOCK. ss.-Coart OF Probate. Ellsworth. AK
Term, a. ID. l-19.
Accounts having been fled for settlement in
iatss Of
PAELFSi u. THOMAS. late OF D,Sr Isls,
Luther g. Philbrook Adta'r.
JAMES LIUGHLIN, late OF IfInfaii9a
No. r.
John f.angslin Ex'r.
MEL TAN II. JORDAN. late ~ OriIsd
Thomas G.. saunders, AdmE
ORDERED That the said Accountants give no
iiee thereof To alt persons Interested by causIRg
cop this order 10 be- published weeks
siv-iy IN tho kis~Orth American priLtcd in Eiis
worth that they may appear at a Probate Court
to b. held Al Ellsworth in said county on the Il
wcsins@isy OF sept. next. at ten Of the 9 iocA
In th. forenoon, and shos cause II a-y they have
why tho same should not bc allowed
5sJi' PABkER TJCk judge.
Attast. CHAs, Z. poRR, Register.
4 true copy. Allcst -LHAs 4. DoEg. Hes'r.