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Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1879-05-08
LEADVTLLE.
The Outlook for the Coming
Season.
[From the Kansas City Tines.l


[From the Kansas City Times.l
Imagine the snow-capped ranges of
mountains extending north and
south, parallel to each other, shut
ting in a beautiful valley of some ten
miles in width; winding through
this. valley, little stream, cleaning
in the moonlight like thread of sill
YER. The range upon the west is
the Saguache-the backbone of the
Rocky mountains. The one to the
east is the Mosquito, forming the
western boundary of the South Park !.
Upon the occidental slope of the
Mosquito range, about fourteen
miles west Of Falr Play, if direct
route be followed, is
LFADvILLE,
the most noted mining camp in the
world. The city is situated tel
thousand two hundred and forty
seven feet above the sea level, and
from any point within its limits the
valley of the Arkansas, with the high
towering peaks OF the Saguache range
beyond. is plainly to be seen. In all
Colorado there is not more eligible
site for prosperous town, nor one
commanding a grander scene. The
origin of the camp may almost be
called accidental lis progress mat
ter Of course; but its present condi'
ton is somewhat marvellous. The
chronology of the great carbonate
camp is brief
In 1859 60, gold was discovered ir
the neighboring gulches, and during
the four succeeding years, it is esti'
mated that 10000 Mongol:an anC
Caucasian laborers were constantly
engaged in washing the precious
metal from its gravelly beds. From
five to seven millions of dollars were
taken out, and then the placers seem
ed to become exhausted and the mi
ners moved off to more profitable
fields of labor. At that time, the
existence of the carbonates wa:
known, but as they were supposed
to carry lead only, they were, hike
many other good things in this world
cast aside as worthless In 1874, :
miner of the name of Wood, while
working in California guich, noticed
the float" and he and his paTtnc
followed the indications until in 1877;
the "BIike Lode" was opened, ant
the value Of the. carbonates, in
measure, determined. The f0llowin.
year, the Rock, Stone, Lime, Bull't
f e, from and Iron Hat, were dis
covered. and in the fall of the SAM
year, 1876, the Gallagher Bros. open
ed the Camp Bird. During the sum
mer of 1877, the
RICH DEPOSITS,
known as the Carbonate Mine, wa
struck, and early in 1878 the mlnera
was found in large quantities, OF
what is known as Frcyer Hill, a littl,
northeast of Leadville. The Neg
Discovery, Little Pitt~burg, Winnie
muck, Carboniferous, Little Chief
Vulture, Dives Chrysolite and other
of great value followed soon after
In June, 1873, there were from TWEEN
ty-five to thirty discoveries of min
eral on Iron Mountaip, Freycr Hill
and Iowa Gulch, of which probabl,
fifteen showed valuable ore and wer
paying properties. There were nu
merous other discoveries, which wcr
of so low grade as to he almos
worthless for working. Up TO tha
time there had been n few discoverie
in Stray Horse Gulch. Many O
these min since proven to b,
very valua' Ere. =" u the ter
ritory5 '"STHr +
! EvaVp 4. rA
nJ US -
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1879-05-08

Ills remains wUr.
Duley cemetery. Mr. Turner had just
come ts-stAis county to work for the
Cahill s,ulky Plow Co His friends
iAnd relation wish to return thanks to
the folio wiug persons for the kind
care they gave him while he was sick
ia their midst:
ID. Householder, ID. NJ Hill, r. S.
Fletcher, NJ. Dy son, S. Brenton, =.
II Duley, L. L. Ellington, John u.
Myers, Frank Householder, Paul
Duley, and others.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1879-05-08

I'iof. ]. NJ. Greenwood, of Kan
sas City, will deliver the annual ad
dress at Hardin College commence
ment. Full programme of exercises
in our next Issue.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1879-05-08
TIMES OF HOLDING COURTS.

CIRCUIT COURT.
Regular Terms-Fourth Monday in
January, first Monday in June, and
second Monday in October.
PROBATE COURT.
Regular Terms-Secon, Monday in
March, May, July, September, No
vember and January.
COUNTY COURT.
Regular Terns-r irst Monday in
May, August, November and %b-
ruarV.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1879-05-08
GRAY HAZE.
vhs Mysteries OF Csrboiins ~ . Rssssra-
tive.

tive.
The composition Of the human hair he's
never been accurately or satisfactorily de-
termined Chemical analysis has revealed
its main constituents, but ~ il varies 80
sensially in different persons, and al ~
same person at different ages, it 10 iri:';7:-.
BILE TO determine with any accursc; eza@t. .
what quality is lacking where --son b.
comes prematarely gray, or what p -eTara
ton 10 best suited to restore the atura
growth and vigor where the hair fs "a on
50 as to produce badness. Hsneeii is MA
eli artificial preparations have { led.
some essentials at least, to meet a..
quirements of . perfect hair restorst
There are number Of excellent dr. essii
and washings, and scores Of prepar stit
that are either indifferent or positively
furious, and the great multiplicity OF u
furnishes an argument in support OF
fact that there ID something lacking
them al. The new article, Carboline, o.
tains all the qualities essential TO . perfe-
hair restorative, both ~ regards natura
color and full. Iuxuriant growth. Ths
basis of Carboline 10 petroleum, and ~
that wonderful article, produced in Ma
ture' own laboratory, are properties which
the chemists art has not yet been abb
to combine, and which Get like magic npoa
the scalp. the follicies, and the various ele'
ments of which the hair h composed. lts
use Is . hair-dressinK 10 the Ereafesf Of
modern discoveries, and there - no iongesf
any reason why the prematnreiy gray
and the bald should not, at . trifing ex-
nense. secure TO themselves that a'~st de-
sir.ble and attractire Of ell per
ments. n luxuriant and hes
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1879-05-08
Not ssrnHT:f, @ HSt;rse.

Is the worl5l growing worsts? w
,lo notetlIink 10. All observing. IA
telligent mrn Know iliat tie world.
however Hpl'e%rames "a esstratliet IL
grows steadily .laiyttr Que az aSnt
Of the contrary aec>..E4g lrue, II lh-i,
We now have facilities 't'' gSti:ci'i'-
aIl,thr news il the w.ati--ApqiI tF1 I
makes news while .4~sot does g;sft,-+7.
and presenting it III :, sin@lcs 9at,,
:" ben We take u.r Ri" morning Js;irn-
nal the viilany OF tbs ,,ntire -ciNEHesl
globe is thlQat .-uiol oar attention;
Whereas; only Il few Years ago, ft
got it i@fra2 2mcHts, at intervals, all
often nnt y. small .l,prIinn at most
Another is that during peIiod-'.ui
commercial. duilness sanh monetary
pressure men, driven TO their wits
end TO avoid failure in business are
temptcdin a huadfel Ways thNt iifey
woul'laldt be ir26rtte and pro2peFoiis
fines. sMofseser, thsif Irregularities
are hidden by subsequent snyess,
while with continued stfaiu and stay
nation, their mistlecds are forced into
iight-tliere is 40 method of covering
them -sps~vSianefs are sloHn,l esli,s' :;
now-a-tlayss and saa,aot teaI wicked
liives undiscoveFedsss 4 gll4yz u u
f. We l1aie a mistake last sesk sapH
s.a,ed tllat the Msxiess FIRE company
would drill Inst Fri,ias..as 'rht lspe
made as teitas ,fe. sWe 'were ve,1
isdorrySi q, sec. .taas i,se eliigsncsf isme
out mxt day and fepeat sosir be-
! Really, this is too bad, for We did
NIT lay a. trap for tlieii this tine. 1t
is only matter of iiines wlieaf stifts
will NOT only quit o1ttring our carrier
! out OF the office ahds1nlowing af6af
not. reading the LKpGtH. btig thu,
VIII sure etupuSH HhOtf summing 80 -AeeN3
ont lskuss II, so they ga" get allsthe
latest aAiissb!e news. 4.t14g II
r.: - - 1000 = = 81 '1AS ~ -
Mai. Allison, and wife left for Sc
! da.ia last Monday. The Major Las
accepted slle ppsi,ion Of g aim agent
in the general office vs the n: = 4 &
+. r. MS; Al. s q sas ! NJ aa y iateas
. worker in them G.sT UaTaHa in
= eseryil enterprise Of public Isood:. /.
Both be and his l;.dy$ere ,hiatass. iSllf7i
tlHeciaiea blythe .r,host tfi .feeads 81
Mexico and it is with regret We ehroa-
ale their departure. .ssf3E Iii
still Grahan,,y GaItff fE.s Z
hsa f. ID. Graham hayih utt ed
z the furniture in the Rings House ana
Leased The hotel, has sold. his, ,gallsry
tito hisfbrotfer Richard ,ewAosis aasoia
! pupil Of Dock, + and bids eid : t,ir 70 9 : even
Irivashim as an .aitisR DIX i|lllss Z
ash exp s;l;sEa 4 aasd daartiz ~ 81 LODI
to ASSIST him. AL work guaranteed.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1879-05-08
STATE DIRECTORY.

James Harding, OF Cole.
j. $. Marmaduke. of st. Louis.
John Walker, of Howard
STATE LUNATIC ASYLUM.
RESIDENT OFFICES.
Il. r. III. Smith. NJ. D., superinten-
dent and physician.
II. K. Hinde. M. D., first assistant
physician.
T. A. Howard, NJ. D., second as
sistant physic au. 49,.
C Atkinson, steward.
DEAF AND DUMB ASYLUM.
WIN. ID. Kerr, A. M, superinten-
dent.
James K. shelley, Jr., steward.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1879-05-08

If You want Erst-sIass shave or
stylish hair cut You shonld call on
Little Mack, the boss barber, in the
Palace Barber Shop under new Saw
inps bank. - .s-
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1879-05-08

Don't buy any but the genuine
Singer Sewing Machine. 5. L..
Mckean is the only agent for it in
heXieo next door TO postoflicc.
Beware of the bogus. nl-tf
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1879-05-08

II you want to insure your property
call on G. W. Baker, who y known
to have the leading Fire Companies
and who protects his Eolicy hotderS
inths event OK ioss- l1-M
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1879-05-08

Don't fail to go and hear Walters
Dramatic Company next week.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1879-05-08

White lead, oil and paints, at DIR.
Patt erson's drug store. nl-tf
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1879-05-08

Walters Dramatic Company is q
standard company.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1879-05-08

Buy your wall pape, at "Mar-
tins" north side square. 1t-f.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1879-05-08

The bonds of the new city off,
Gals have all been approved.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1879-05-08

Buy your wall paper at MAR
un's," north side square. If.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1879-05-08

Buy your walt paper at "Mar-
tin's," north side square. L TT.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1879-05-08

Read Mrs. A. +. Beck's locals in
this issue.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1879-05-08

Buy your wall paper at "Mar-
s." north side square. 1t-f.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1879-05-08

8 Tod v f. ID. Graham takes charge
ID the Rin9o House. having pLr-
!e3ascd all the new furniture and
la,sed the hotel. Doe" will, we
lae sure, make most excellent
laIdlortty ebiigingsy saonghtfrl, and
a good judge OF ruman nature, he
t;ai't fail To please the public. HIS
.I,p her, model housekeeper. and a
l.ul. WHO has had long experience in
kseling hoarilcrs, will have charge
of he dining room. Look out for
card next week.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1879-05-08
A SureCure

J.C. RICHARDSON, Prop'r,
For sale by al druggists. st. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1879-05-08

Only - Cents . H0x. =
The cheapest and best cure for
Chills and Fever in the world. DR..
patterson's Sugar Coated Ague Pills.
No other medicine required. l-tf !.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1879-05-08
COUNTY DIRECTORY.
COUNTY OFFICERS.


TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
Justice of the Peace. Joseph Lupton
SALT RIVER TOWNSHIP.
Enoch Hooton
Justices OF feace' ORLANDO Hit
Constable. Rob't Hooton
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1879-05-08

Monday night has been plau i.

disposal. Come ont every b D'lN, anu
hrar Tins earnest, faithful ant tftts
temperance speaker. MURPHY.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1879-05-08
CITY DIRECTORY.


OFFICERS OF MEXICO.
Mayor, William Pollock.
Recorder, James +. Gillian.
City Attorney, L. B. Buckner.
Clerk, James f. Gillian.
Treasurer, S. NJ. Locke.
Marshal and Collector, w. Potts.
Assessuc, Samuel w. Buckley.
Street Commissioner A. j. Stacy.
City Weigher, K. Hiscy.
City Engineer, Thos. w. Carter.
Night Police, AL. Campbell.
COUNCIL.
FIRST ward. ;.......;. q. B. Null
Second Ward. -. John III. Buckley
Third Ward. ...... John II. Bish.p .p
T.a FH@h'V Ff1h Ward mafa + W. EGs,ar Eaker
Fol Sivth Ward John VI. Gordon
r. Regular meetings Monday night.
oiH BOARD OF EDUCATION.
President of Board. b. l.. LoIfe
Secretary. ry...........S. p. Emmons
Treasurer. ..............J. NJ. Menelec
' Members-B. L. Locke, j. J.
Steele, Jas. Pasqueth, q. r. Maefar.
lane, j. NJ. Mcnrfee, 5. p Emulons
Regular Meetingo- last Wednes-
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Mexico Weekly Ledger.

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
g ~~a aABY- - Nazs -
RN. WHITE, Editor and Proprietor.
AT $1.5O "A YEAR,
ALWAYS IN ADVANCE.
oFFICE-North Side of the Public Square, over
Callaway's Grocery Store.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1879-05-08

Al The battle Of ) .tiuh IN o!iirrr
rushed up to Grant and said: ''Shcn-
eral. Schwartz battery i, took. -
t'Well. SIR sal Grant, you spik-
ii the guns bcfo u tIcr were thkeu -
Vat! schpike dem new guns No,
sNeneral, t would schpoil 'em''
SWELL, .hen, what did you do?''
k.lDo? w we went right in and t"ok
I,sm back again"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-02-20
STATE OF MAINE.

HASCoCk. $50 the Honorable the Justices OF
the supreme Judicial Court next to be holden
at Ellsworth within and Tor the County OF Han
cock on the second Tuesday of October in the
year OF our Lord onx thousand eight hundred
and seventy eight.
AUGUSTA II. veazie OF Bluehill. In the County
n Of Hancock and Stale OF Maine respectfully
libels and gives this honorable court be inform
ed that che was lawfully married to Charles J.
VeaEic. at prlari ia tG4s County aforesaid on the
second daS vi December in the year OF our lord
one thousand eight hundre ell and sixty.ive; that
she aud her SAID husband continued to live
sad Srland, Tor the space of i've years that they
aflerxarts moved to and resided In Blueh III
Aforesaid; tina: she and her said husband lived
together in said Buehili, until the hfth day OF
October In the year Of our lord one thusand eight
hundred and seventy five when the said Charles
without any justifablc cause deserted your IL
unknown.
the said Charles has refused and neglected to
provide for your hbellant.
That your libellant has always conducted her.
self az a chaste and anectionate wife toward
said libelee.
That your libellant has not heard IRON the
said Charles since he deserted her on the day
Aforesaid, and that since said desertion she has
not received any means Of support from him.
That the present residence of the said Charles
J. seazie' 10 unknown 10 her, that she has
made diligent search and inquiry to ascertain his
SAID residence. and that she has been unable To
learn OF his said residence whereabouts.
W. wherefore your libellant prays that divorce
her said husband may be decresd by this court.
And your hbelant ayers that said div orce
would be reasonable and proper conclusive TO
and consistent with the peace and morality Of
society.
And your libellant prays that such other de-
crees and orders may be made BY the court as
justice may require.
Oct. 4, ISIS.
AUGUSTA II. vEAZIE.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK. IS:
On the fourth day of October. in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy
eight, personally appeared Augusta II. veaxie
and made oath that she has read the foregoing
libel and that all the allegations therein contained
are true.
Before me
W. II. PILsBURY, Justice Of the Peace.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK IS; supreme Judicial Court. October
Term. 1875.
Upon the foregoing libel. ORDERED, that the
Libellant give notice to the Libeliec Charles j.
We isie. 70 appear before the Justices Of our So
preme Judicial Court, TO be holden at Ellsworth.
within aud for the County OF Hancock on the
ing atfested copy Of said libel and this order
thereon, three weeks succe ssively in the Ellis
worth American. newspaper printed In Ellis
womb IN the County Of Hancock. the last publica
ton TO- be thirty days at least prior to said second
Tuesday II April next, that be may than AMI
there in oui said Court appear and sheV cause /
any be have s-hy the prayer Of said Libeilau
should not be gfsuted,
Attest, u. B. SAUNDERs, ClerA.
A true copy o. me / scl and order thereon.
sw7 Attest; \. ., sAUNDERs, CLERK.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-02-20
Stockport.

1oChspOo
The Congregationalist Church at its
last Church meeting was presented by
Mrs. Julia c. Barnard with one thousand
dollars.
The Winter term Of the +. VI. c. Sem
mary closes this week.
AT the close OF a meeting held In the
Methodist Church. last Sunday evening by
the Y. NJ. c. A, the Centennial Jubilee
Singers from Storer College entertained
the audience with some of their character
is,ic music. The Singers gave Concert
10 Emery Hall on Saturday to large au-
dIence.
Mr.. Fred Moses has just issued a very
attractive Spring Catalogue OF plants and
seeds for sale at his green houses.
The Delegates from the Bucksport Re-
form Club aud Ladies Aid who visited
Ellsworth at the late Temperance Conven-
ton take this occasion 10 extend TO the
Ellsworth Reform Club and Ladies Aid.
their most sincere thanks for their Kind
HN4Di Aht NosiA-
ton. and the kindly Interest taken 10 make
our visit pleasant and agreeable. And TO the
Ladies and Gentlemen, who welcomed rs
TO their pleasant and hospltabe homes, we
return our most grateful thanks, and they
may rest assured that their Kindness and
unboundcd ho-pi,ality will ever be remsp-
bered with gratitude. :. +. HALL.
Committee.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-02-20

The Annual Meeting of Hancock Dis
trict Lodge l. o. G. T., was held with Crys-
tsl Spring Lodge at Franklin on Tuesday
February 18th. large number of dele
gates, officers, and members of various
Lodges attended at the morning session.
Reports were received from only u OF the
- lodges in the County, these represented
present membership OF s43, and, on the
whole. were very encouraging. At the
afternoon session q resolution was very en-
Enthusiastically adopted, expressing the de-
sire of the District Lodge that the next
sem-annual session OF the Grand Lodge be
held in Ellsworth, and requesting each
subordinate Lodge to petition the Grand
Lodge to that effect.
The following officers were elected and
installed for the ensuing year. Leonard
Wooster of South Hancock District Tenn
plar; Otis Springer OF Franklin, d. Coun-
selor; Miss Jessie F. Conors, of Sullivan,
d. V. r.; VIM. p. Joy of Ellsworth, d.
Secretary; John n. Hancock OF Winter
Harbor, D. T.; Rev. J. L. Brigham Of
Franklin, ID. Chaplain; Orlando Cousens
OF Lamoine, d. NJ. Miss Martha Wooster
Of South Hancock. d. d. NJ; Miss Ida
French, d. l. G.; Chas. Springer. d. Sem
tinel; Miss Harding of Ellsworth d. A.
Secretary.
Rev. Jos. II. Taylor was nominated for
disappointment as District Deputy.
The next meeting of the District Lodge
will be held with Union Lodge, E. SulIi-
van the second Tuesday in May next.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-02-20

OSuo00.
| On the night OF Jan. 4th. during Z
bright moonlight, the store Of J. s. Con-
don. in this village, known IS the ''GranRe
Store" was entered by breaking out the
glass from the left hand window. the money
drawers forced open, and some 90 or els
taken-leaving - or o cash lying on the
counter. Some few other things were
missed, including some canned meat &C..
not Of much amount however. They left
by opening the back door, hear Of no
arrests being made, and no suspicious; the
matter Is kept quiet. II looks Is though 1t
was done by some one well acquainted
with the premises. Stores have been often
entered in this village, and 1t is hoped that
this matter may be ferreted ont.
The Little Girls Sewing Society, "Lit-
tie Workers" Lizzie Buck, President, held
Fair at the Congregational Vestry. on
Thursday evening, which was well patron
lied. Most of the articles were disposed
of. and nearly go received, which is to be
applied to some purpose connected with
the Congregational Church.
Dist. Dept. Webster Of Csstine, made
his annual visit and examination to Rising
Sun Lodge, No. II of F. A. A. NJ, on
Tuesday eve. Lectures were passed by
Z. NJ. Asa Conary. and all was found In
satisfactory condition.
The Young Converts" Prayer meet
ing met with Mrs. Nathan Powers at her
home on Wednesday eve. 40 were present,
SO taking part.
A lumber of very aged people have
died OF late. Mrs. Higgins aged 81. was
buried on Wednesday. The services were
conducted by Rev. Mr.. Preble OF Bangor.
A bright little girl, daughter OF Capt.
Ed. Hutchins. received slight burn on her
right wrist $50 slight not much attention
was paid to ITO In some or days 1t be-
came painfUl, (having nearly healed the
hand became swollen, "Gangrene' at
tackled il which became general. and In
some SO hours from the first attack the lit
tie patient died "delirious." large part of
the body being 'Gan.reuous.
Now aud then some young man Is seen
here under the influence OF stimuli"
Where do they procure III MrDIcus.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-02-20
TreMOas.

Great Duck Island, by actual survey,
is just five and one-half Iautical miles
South 81 East from the mouth Of South
West Harbor and not the longer distance
as enormously stated In the AMERICAN"
last week.
Wild cats are numerous this Winter
and very bold. Several have been killed
two in door yards and all in sight of the
houses.
Mr.. Cecil Wasgatt has resigned the
school 10 Dist. No. ii and his sister Miss
Emma, placed in charge. Mr.. wasgatt
has gone away to school.
Every knee shall bow and every
tongue shall swear" is a proverb which is
being fulfilled as the citizens of fremont
try to walk up a certain school hill.
1t is reported here that Mr.. Z. Brady
of Ellsworth. teaching school Ia Dist. No.
Z. will go to Augusta at once as private
secretary TO Gov. Garcelon.
Mr.. J. A. Freeman Of the Freemsn
House aud ii. II. Clark OF the Island House
have just finished filling their ice houses.
Each house contains about so tons. The
ice this year is a superior quality, being
free from "slosh' or chips.
Mr.. Edgar Cousens, a fremont boy and
a student at the Bangor Theological Sem
mary, preached At South West Harbor las.
week. The people were pleased with his
manner aud talent.
One day last month David 1. Nice. a
sailor on the sch. Kate Newman Of Ire
mont lying 10 Baltimore saved the life Of q
boy about fourteen years old, who had
fallen into the water. Mr.. Nice seeing the
boys peril jumped overheard and BY con.
siderable exer,ion saved the boys life. Mr..
Nice belonged in fremont, is a thorough
sailor and man Of indomitable courage
Rev. Mr.. Tucker Is for the present sup.
plying the Baptist pulpit and will probably
become the settled pastor.
Resolutions passed BY fremont Lodge
| No. a. on the death Of Bro Oscar A.
| Richardson:
| Whereas, the unerring Ruler and Governor
| Of all events has called another from among Us
our most respected and esteemed Brother o..
ear A. Richardson. Therefore
Resolved, Although by his exemplary char.
scter, his influence in Society and among friends
and brethren will be greatly missed, may we
cheeTfully submit TO that will of Almighty
power who doeth al for the best.
Resolved, That while we miss him 10 our
councils here below we will cherish his memory
| and initiate bis virtues, that We may meet him
] ID the grand councils, above, who're IL So
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-02-20
ODnTC AR \.

Died in Waltham al the residence of his par
ents, Francis G. Woodard aged % years. He
was much esteemed by all who knew him. and
during long and painful sickness. conscious
that he must coon take hi. departure from
earth, he WAS calm, patient, and perfectly re-
signed TO the last. He leaves 4 wife and two
children, aud many near relatives who have
the sympathy of = large circle of friends and
kind neiyhbor.