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LOCAL NOTIFIES.


Tickets Tor all points west via, Penn
Syivsuia Central. aud Boston and Albany
Railroads from Boston, or Grand Trunk
Railway from Portland, can be had OF c.
{. BHrnh at the lowest rates Also tick
cts 10 Portland by Inside line OF Steamers.
Call aud see him before purchasing else
where Isl,
Read he testimonials Of eminent citizens 10
the wonderful powers of Addms0E's BaLsaya
for the cure Of raeking coughs, cold, and con.
sumption. Price % Cts.
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City and County.
Religions se--.3e: I. ~, c.:T e.:h Sunday.

CoNCEFGATfOSAt--Fr Preaching at 10 10 4
VI and T.. NJ sabbath school, ia the afier-
noon. At u O'Clock. VI.
BArTTsT.-Preachiag Al . and r. " Sab
bath School az ] 4. n.
UNTrAEIAN.-Church service a, 10 - 4. NJ.
sunday school 81 II o..
CATHOLIC. -rrcseaiug a. 10 - O'Clock \.
NJ. sabbath school at . +. NJ
METHODIST. -rrcaching ai aud : Z. Nj
Sabbath School AZ +. NJ.
eFiRITy ILI~T.-Mcc:inE. held every sun
day at o'clock +. NJ. Ia Hall over Munici-
tai Cg1-t Room. Coombs' Block.
UNio> TEMPERANCE NrrII~o-cyery sun
daS AZ ia l.. NJ. a. the Methodist Ee.,ry.
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Seminary at Bucksport will be glad TO learn
that the boarding house connected with
this school has recently been reiurnished
throughout in very fine manner. and the
ladies rooms neatly carpeted; and that the
board has been reduced to a very low rate.
This school now furnishes every advantage
desired for acquiring practical education,
and together with the boarding house
which is wholly under the charge OF a
denis, makes II pleasant Tor as to recon-
,uend it to the patronage of all. s
AuJ 10
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A Number Of Lives Lost.

BOSTON. Aug. y.
HE storm along the Atlantic coast last
night was exceptionally severe. especially
81 The South where great damage was done
large number OF vessels are reported
ashore and wrecked, also 3 number Of
lives reported lost. The rain fall every
where Was very heavy.
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The Storm in Boston.

BpsToN. Aug. -.
Considerable dsmsge was done by the
.'afm last uight along the New Eng and
coast. lac yachting feet At South Boston
was badly used up most Of the vessel,
hrins leJYrcd 10 some SAy, many seriously.
N1.liys, Nrre lost lu TIN, vicinity a. far a.
can bee A.ccrtAiu,d.
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Murderers Arrested.

Boston, Aug. 70.
I.s; Thursday might the murder Of Jos
+ FRYE wa, accomplished 81 No. j.. Joy
81. under circumstance ct great mystery
aud ST sorts of Theories have been I'D
yauryd aud lhe utmost publicity given g.
ise facts in the case bat 10 headvay Wa
mad" until last night, when the murderer.
were taken in custody by officers Of the
ny
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North ~ artastllr.
HALL OF pIEIGo Jop6E.

HALL OF DIRIGo LODGE.
No. i5i. |. o. G.. r.. Aug. o. 1879.
HAsreds it has pleased our Heavenly Father
to remove from our Lodge our dear brother.
George q. Frost. therefore.
Ees9}red-Thsi We deeply mourn aud lament
HI. .o.s. but not without the hope that what i
onr los - his gain.
Eesolred-That we deeply sympathze with
the parents and brothers and sisters Of our de-
parted brother. and We would earnestly com
init and commend them 10 our Heavenly Father
for thst consolation and support which be alone
can give. who does not afilict willingly but tor
our good.
Resolred-Thai copy Of these resolves b.
sent TO the Ellsworth American for publIra-
ton.
I. @. PENNEY.
4 : rrSNEr, Committee.
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The Schooner Yankee Wrecked.

DUNBURY, Mass, Aug. 10
The Schooner snkee, Capt. Matthews.
OF Winterport. Me. from Provinceiown 10
Boston dragged her anchor and went
ashore al Saculsh Point al i O'Clock last
night. The crew were saved. but the yes-
Sc, = a total wreck.
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EIlior Anacrtc1n i notice By your rc-
port Of the County Convention that by re
quest OF Mr.. Hamor aud Mr.. Walker the
nomination OF Mr.. Coolidge was made
unanimous. Tha; was my reqaes.. | 20
expressed II aud feel pleased that the Coun-
ty ticket has the strength OF SO toOr.Ay a
man a. know Mr.. Coolidge TO be.
T.. l.. BowDEN.
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An Ellsworth Schooner Wrecked.

NANILLhkI, Aug. u.
The steamer River Queen went TO the
schooner Agenora OF Ellsworth, Me. load
I'd with lumber and anchored dismasted
or Cross ZIP Light, aud party OF wreck
cr- was found on board who desired u" as
sI,tAuce.
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The Steamer Star uf the East Badly
Damaged

BOSTON, Aug. 10
Steamer star OF the Es.i had rough pas
sage from henueboc RIVER. The sea tore
away the aiter part OF the poH paddle box
laying bare the express Clerks Office and
wetiing everything. Cots IN the ladies' sa-
loon were overturned and a Boston lady
severely cot on the head.
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The Harvest Home, Capt iiodgkins.
arrived from the Banks" last week with
full fare OF fish.
The MI Desert met with an accident
last week. running ashore on SWEETS point
she los; piece Of her Keel aud wa. obliged
to haul OF for repairs. The Hercules took
her place.
MIR. Thompson Leland who lives OPP
pOsite to Us. in Trenton, lost his house aud
barn by fire Thursday. No Insurance.
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ID l r D

Obituary notices. beyond the Date, Name and
dye must be paid for.
sullivan-Aug. s, Mrs. s. Nellie, wife of La
fayette Gordon, aged 30 years. months and 10
days.
North Sedgwick-Aug. 10, Mr.. Elbridge G..
Durgaip, aged 81 years and ! months.
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EA>u * Al isyh, sch Adam How ~. Can
El..s osth.
BucAsror Aus o,h BARK Boyt.son.
;ac~j -,laii. lor gSo Jaariro.
fuErL.Sn-Ar s. sch Mouaiain Laurel. Rem
trA, Nra lurk
BusInA-Ar ltth. -rb ". ~ Archer n.uattv
Ei'ssurth
81 = 'ehs Carrie N. richardson. Rlchard.on.
IHiiIdc. lhia, 3urAn. Ihnrston, Poaxhk eep.le +;
koNa bsS. Fhur.ton. Ellsworth
Ar j. 80 q aih~tinc, jordan, Ellsworth.
~ II sehs u Lawrence, DAVIS. Ellsworth
Telrsrapa kemics. Ellsworth. Ganse.. Chase,
>ALEN-Ar ION. sch far wiad Woodward.
Ellsworth Tor PfoyIleace.
tDGARro~s ar IAN. sch Carrie sporord
iron Nc~ York for boston.
Ins. Nrw YORK
AZ il. seh NJ. {. Moseley.-from New
YORK
ArroS.uG-Ar Is'h. sch LoIuska. Curtis.
Ellsworth.
rAwTucSEr-Ar l5th, sch Delaware, Lord
wAsni>oroS. u. C.-Cld l3th, ,ch Abraham
RichAdso Reed Georgetown to load for ban.
s9r.
PEoyipEscE-Ar Iath. sch Delaware. Lord,
kll- s,I.a.
MA lo.-A-Cid ilth. brig TeneriG, Tracy,
Passed through He'll Gate 18th, sch Frapeonla.
Ausub, Port Johnson for Boston.
Ar Is, sch sunbeam, Saunders, Ciarks Island.
Z ID brig Eugene Hale, Lord. SYRIA (Greece) for
Passed through Hell Gate Is. sch Annie Col.
lins, Titus. New York for Haversill
Ar y. sch Magee, Treworgy, Cedar KEYS.
Ar 10 schs kennedy, Pomroy, Ellsworth for
Rondonti l. Sargent, Sargent, Buehill.
Ar 10 sch WIN Pickering. Bellatty. Kills worth.
Ar ~ -chs Annie q, Aurch, Treworgy, ben
me- victory, Mlliiken, Ellsworth; L b Sargent.
Sargent. Bluehill.
AZ I7ih. sch VIM MoseIey.. BeIla,ty Man.
sauiila.
fHIL,nELrnIA-Ar u. sch American Eagle,
Brown Bluehill.
JAcksoSyILLE- Ar llth, sch silver Heela
NJ lan, Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-08-21

Out In California the children smmse
themselves wiki grasshoppcr teams. har-
messed by means OF threads passed around
their bodies under their wings. Their
drawing power ls considerable. and they
wors with as little Kicking as sn average
mula.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-08-21

HE homestead property OF the late Asa Wa.
! gait, OF FRA kim Maine, situated in ssid
rankiin and described as follows: 1t Contains
about twenty i've acres of land divided in III
lase pa sture ana woodland. The building, are
In good repair, III ere Is a good grist Mill ana
one oil the best mill privileges in the county on
the premises, also good granite Quarry, II has
a good and eonvenient landing on the shore az
Franklin Bay. The premises are well Calculated
10 carry on numbering, farming and mill bu.i
ness. Terms cash OF its equiv aent For further
gaIticuisfs Inquire al the premises, or OF /. II
Foss, OF hancock, administrator
IVORY II. ross,
Franklin, duly .slh, ls7s. swsa
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Home and Foreign News.

An elevator and $50. 900 bushels OF
grain at ST. Louis was burned Friday.
Loss TO elevator SIS 600.
james Whistler. the artist, who has
created such sensation In England. was
born 10 Lowell, Mass.
Charles G. Greene used to say: TO
remedy a redundancy OF style. practice
writing advertisements and paylny for
them"
There 10 an old lady aged l01 In Bos-
ton. who never uses spectacles, and whose
sight Is as good as ever. She was horn
blind.
That boy will make his mark in the
world some day" said parent OF his dull
est enid. SO he did. He never learned to
write.
The Jeanette the Arctic exploring
vessel arrived at Port Illuluck, island OF
Onalaski. Aug. ID. She was To sail Aug.
tth for 81. Michaeis.
Negotiations for the return of the body
OF A. L. Stewart have again been opened
With the robbers. They demand $3.50. 600
and freedom from arrest. IL Is said that
Judge Hilton has offered TO give s25 600
o"t refuses to consider the proposition to
pay ten times that amount.
ne revival OF tie iron industry IN OHIO
Is quoted a. being one OF the obstacles with
which the democracy OF that state are
Compelled to contend. Nothing will save
Gen. Ewing, 1t Is thought, but blight In
tie corn or disastrous freshets before the
harvest is fully secured.
Joseph +. FRYE. a dealer In hides and
leather, aged about 40 years. was found
murdered Friday forenoon at his residence
on Jay street, Boston \ letter carrier
diseove Ell the door a Jar and entering found
FIVE lying IN front OF his open safe. with a
bullet through hi. head. The safe bad
bera rflcd. Frye was last seen ut his
place OF business ~ O'Clock Thursday.
HIS family are away.
-soiourner Truth. the famous colored
woman who u now los years Old. is at Chi
cag0. enroaie To Kansas, to make a study
o. the culored exodus. Her oversight Is 20
much improved that she now doe, without
glasses. Her hair likewise is turning black
and her step j. as agile and her conyersIny
powers as good as IN her youth
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he Weather.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT. }
Office OF the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON, u. &. Aug. 30.-l AN.
Indications
For New England slightly warmer,
clear OF partly cloudy weather, northwest
winds rising barometer.
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Crops Injured.

PETERSBURG. Va, Aug. -
The damage to growing crops By the
storm Yesterday which WAS the seyere,t
ever experienced in this section for YEAR
was very great
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Business Notices.

Don't tau 70 Try Dr. hImDalf. HAsam. for
Coughs, coAds. i0arsencSs, Soreness Of n.
Ihrcsi, Chest, Lung~, &c. 4 pleasant and
edcciual remedy. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded Price - & 30 CENTS. ~ al
Druggists. lyr1
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GllsN bJtTIG

Nothing eqaal- this preparation for Cholera
Mofbas, Dysontery Disrrhga. Cramps IN the
Stomach, Odds, thtlls. etc. II is prepared TO
meet those cases incident To hot weather, like
summer complaint and similar disorders II l.
made from the best and pure-i articles. Con-
tains no cayenne other fiery or injurious
drugs To cheaper. II u made ot the FUR. J1Ba.Ii
GiHger aud choice aromtiles. one. fourth u
the liquid portion Is the nnest French BrdHsIg
which with the giuger aud arotaatics make Il a.
incompatible remedy Tor ever household. \ 80
your druggist grocer FOR Parsons Essence Of
Jamaica singer, and taAe no other. Price - and
50 cents per bottle,
PARSONS, BANGS 4 Co.
Wholesale Druggists, Portl and. Me.
lyrl5
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SANF0RD'S JAMAICA GINGER

Sold by all wholcsalo and Retail Druggists.
Groocrs. Nnd Dealer IN Medicine through
on, tho Uni Cd States and Canadas. Price.
so cents per bottle WEEKS g POTTER.
General Agents and Wholosalo Drugxists,
Boston, Mass.
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TIE CONSTITUTIONAL. :A.Assg REMEDY

strike. a. the root. build. UP the constitution,
makes il new. aud drives away Catarrh and all
disease, Of the mucuoGs membranes. aud their
attendant pains and aches, pertaining to head
bsek. shoulders. kidnsys and throat. lyso
70 you want 70 save your chiidren' II you
81. 90 10 g. \. Parvhcr and get box Of Fcs-
'rnl"n'. Worm kxpellcr II q. tho surc.t,
.Afe-i add bcst Worm medicine now IN u.e
pr .Aio by all druggists for 8 cents, or sent
by mall on gccci IT OF the price.
Prepared by Fvs.en4eu & 60. RocAIand.
Maine.
tn.fant~F rsIrt. Tp1th cha IN our tnns,,n
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MARINE LIST.
GlIs~ ossh Port.

Ellsworth Port.
weinrsdsy. Aux. q.
ARRIVED.
~sa Ealf4a. luuus. Lfnn
--p hrrhanlc, Wchu~r. LsHa-
SD thas Upton. hclf ii9tlan.
N'h Forester. Ray. E'sion
Thursday. Aux. 10
ARRIVED.
- senator I.lafrs Eostlu
~rh Juita fAlna. u-ts. Esr H1gt-sr
-rh H4sssr Frrrrl. Bsss4s-
$50 Mar ta.hman. r4I'su boston
- Et.i Rover, AIrs. la+s.n.
So tafr tHfhH M-4n- Uss.t..a
,ea fytAsa. M4i.IAyu. ~u.ry-
CLEARED
81 EAiya h Gr4as. rgaas. Eoa..asI.
Friday, Aug IS.
CLEARED.
-cu uau.e. Leach B1stoa
sch Harvey EaHker BlUcHGl.
>eh Williams, tort. Bos;oa.
SATURDAY. Ass I6
ARRIVED
~sh AFt-,rr-r t1Ark El,tan
~ra i'vra--ral. ,nta. bass HArbor.
sch tuattac ----ulry.
Mouday Aus j.
CLEARED.
~-h B.1sraer, S:1Vrr Bo.t1a
sch EAtiau. l"ung Boston.
-eh Ec tyElp. Es1is tt.s.an.
ssh ouOuio, Hammoni. BosIon.
Wednesday. Aug. p
SAILED.
sch Eiasmcr sioVcr. Bos,sa.
N1h CSgF. tuT.l. Bo.tsu
-gh sarah EEE 4bcth. Gurus. Eorkp1r,
sch A Hhiiinz. --Bl.toH.
Memoranda
bans1r, Nc. Aug ii-tAIE G. : Whii1asre OF the
. h's'ner laTpl-s. witch arrived at ihI- port y.s
7 riiy afternoon vac 'aif p. Mor.e 1 90. ~
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t. 80 ~ r- f
SE )
Jamaica GINGER
THE QUIaTESSEACE OF JAMAICA
GINGER, CHOICE ka0MATlC3,
AND FRENCH BRANDY,

Is delicious, harmless, and strengthening
substitute To- eli kinds or samulrn;s 1t
promptly r~iiovea Dyspepsia, Oppression
riier r,r'n~. and every srecics Of Indi-
Fsstion. cor-~ets all dia'ursauo~s Of tho
Stomach and rov+ci5, r-1va-ta sick7ess f-om
ehanvs q fsod, wster, or climqte. cures
Cramps and Paina, hrcai-s up Colds. Chills.
and Fevers n ooo night. 1t promotes por-
spiration. restores the circulation. warns.
strongthens, and iuvieo- 'tss tho body. quiets
the mind and nervous forces, end induces
refreshing sleep. For tho young, tho aged,
rnd the infirm. en- land or sea. under all cir
cumstances and conditions. this grand pana-
cca Of health stands without an equal IN tho
vast and bulky Catalogue Of the rnateria
medica- Bews-o Of diluted and worthless
limitations recommended by dealers for pur-
poses Of gain. Never forget TO ask for and
insist upon having
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NOTICE. harlcz Jarks3n
Probate 100 lcr--J +. Dor
tiA-- convent on tIAmlr.
l. Al Nyfles- IA y ~a4uiert-
t,cn. Tom 1humb-lsro PEA
Insolvency N~tce-FA-kcr Tuck
Epw tolir.r-Ibs Tr~nsursr
Nuilre of ForuC4usurc - IL &C A t.sorib.
%au. t.e.. Taxes -urry , rAurls u tIark
Naticc Of arerlusuuc-tseo q Hurt-es
No.lsc Of folor4ossrr-t, W Hulrhin.s Er'r
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MAINE NEWS.
The Storm.
Disasters 10 shipping.

PORTLAND, Aug. -.
The storm was quite heavy here last
night. The yacht ldler Of Portland Was
sunk at her mopring; the schooner Linnie
81 BelpOrt, went ashore on the breakwater
but got of undamaged at high water; the
schooner went ashore on Hoase Island but
got Oh all right The fishing schooner W.
II. Warren of HarpsweIl went ashore on
the Cape Elizabeth side OF the Hsrbor; also
the Yacht Grant of Boston. Both got off
utnjured. Many tents al The Island, were
blown down aud campers out we're obliged
to seek shelter in houses.
4 Bucksport Schooner Ashore.
STOCKTON. Aug. -.
The schooner CIemenlina OF Bucksport
went ashore last night at Fort Point aud Il
badly damaged.
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ROretxa ROrts,

Windsor. S-Ar 9th, sch Annie Whiting
Gordon. Casline
Ar .ih, sch Fred Holden. Nc Rae, salem,
In FORT AZ Fort spain-July 80, sch Clifford
Bragdon from New York
sAGuA-Aug. 9Th. cid bark Belle Wooster, His
gins, Philadelphia.
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ln'thn.cr care. Toota che "a one momcn
gitl
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state of Maine.
M. GALLERT & co.

CouSrr TREASURER. OFFICE. ELLswogIH.
ITATENEST Of co-ts allowed in criminal
- prosecutions 4nI tn4uest- b. the supreme
Judicial Court, and Court OF County Commission
ers. April Term \. d. 40.
Dlo,rsl By Supreme JudiciH Court
Names Of parties. Originated An.t
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s-h B.11mer, S:1Vsr. nost1a.
sch EAttau. luung Boston.
--h Ec tyEip. i.ckts B.s.an.
>tA ouOnio, Hammond. lI1.Lon
Weslucaday AM. a.
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~sh Art-5rrrr. tlAFk Ulstpn
~ra livHn n RAJ. ,nth. Bass HArhor
sch tuattac SUR,
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Marine Risks 0nly-HuIIs, Cargose
and Freight.
ARAD THOMPSON, President.
A. F. STETSON, Secretary.
q. g. BllH.r-ill, Agent.
Lyle
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-04-05
LITTLE GENITRI 81 liver.


Her Per!lous Ride from the Wrecked
Schooner.
"Shc waa q dainty, g]ecscmo little
thing, and every one who Spw her
had II heart full Of sympathy and
love for her" *%id Captain Young,
of the Coast Wrcclsing Company, to
n New York reporter. He was
speaking of Geneva Sawyer, the
eighteen months old daughter of
Captain Sawyer. who was saved on
"Wednesday from the wreck Of the
schooner David II. Tolck, near
Bnrncgat, in which her fathor and
mother persisted. "Onc of tie fiji st
things that L did on getting to
: Hnrv"y's Cednrs, Long Beach" lie
said. was to hunt her up. I found
j!cr in charge of Mis-. HuzIeton. the
kind~hcarted wife Of the hotel pro-
plietor at tho beach. She was
toddling around alter Mrs. Nn2!u-
ton in the kitchen when / got there.
She sometimes got hold Of tlc folds
of Mrs. HaZ,ctcn's dress, aud
pratticd Mamma, tic only word
she could speak. In II room next
to the kitchen lay the bodies of her
father and mother covered with a
cloth. Captain Young was told
that when Ihe child was taken
ashore in the brecchcs buoy from
the stranded schooner sho was not
in the least injured. Before part
ing with her the mother seemed to
have taken every precnutiun to keep
the little one warn, and save her
life. She had the child wrapped in
thick hanncls, with il hood over her
head and red socks on Ter fec :.
Around Eer neck was n ?on.fortur.
The ice-eold water which dnshod
over the buoy On its way to the
shore numbcd the tEinly clad ,a;,,e in
whose ar;us tho child MS carried,
but left her unEurt. Her father
and mother could SEQ her from
where they We're lashcd in the
frozen mizzen rigging, rs she was
lifted ont of the buoy by Captain
Pharo and the beachmen and taken
to tho e-saving station. Her
little eyes opened in wonder as
the outer coverings were removed
from hor. She seemed to miss her
mother, and began to cry; but
after Mrs. Hazleton fondled her
the dimples appeared n her face and
her blue eyes sparklcd with happi.
ness. The bodies of Captain Saw,
Yer and his wife was forwarded to
Nillridge, Me, and it is thought
that their orphaned daughter viii
also be taken there and given t., the
care of her grandparents, although
several who have seeli her have ex-
pressed desire to adopt her.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-04-05

arc compounded from substances iat uro
FREQ from any properties TINT can njuro
tho most delicate orGnni1Rtion. Thoy
Search, Cleanse, Purify, and InviRorate
tho entiro System. by relieving the en-
Gorgcd Liver, tiioy cleanse the blood
from poisonous hunors, and thus impart
health and vitality to tho body, causing
tho bowels to act naturally, without
which no ono can fool well. -
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-04-05
TIE NEWS AND HERALD.
TRI-WEEhLY EDITION.
NORT.fI{Tl.

How do the roses die d?
Do their leaves fall together.
Thrown down and scattered by The sky
Or angry wenth"r.
No, tho SAL thunder. strofe
C'"rswceps their lowly bower;
The Storm that trnmr.cS on The oak
Rclents Above the flower.
No riolcnce makes them griev",
No wrath lath done them wrong.
when with sud secrecy they lcav"
The branch to which they clun..
They yicl" them. one by ono.
To the light bieczc aud shower.
To the soft dow, COO! shad~, brisht sun
Time and, the hour.
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-04-05
THE LOCAL COLUMN.

Ii we'll filled with town and county news
The aim Of the Publishers is to issue q
FIRT- CLASS FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-01-30
The Teller Investigation.

The following is the evidence given
before the Teller Investigation Commit
tee in Charleston last week by the wit
pesses from Camden Democrats and
Republicans
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-01-30
Our Necks are Safe:

One who lived upon the western side
os osWateree river six months age never
visited Camden without feeling that,
from direct causes, his brittle span
would, aud probably SO, too, be broken
in his reaching this delightful spot.
There was bugbear whose menace
never failed to confront each traveller,
and that monster was the Wateree Free
Bridge. Its careeniug appearance, its
dilapidated condition, its continual evil
dence Of decay was quite impressive to
the passer-by "tbat time might come
and time might 60" but that he would
not go on forever. No oae rode in his
buggy but what he eased upon bis
cushions: no one rode his horse but
-.ha4-;---:-r.i,- 1ur ever crossed but
what he praised the old bridge simply
becaase reartion WIS SO great that he
could scarcely imagine it possible 10
stem the current. But time cures all
things. The dscayed grain of corn is
not long in reaching the full hedged
and beautiful ear, and this dilapidated
structure, like the corn, has thrown
aside her old garments, and in beauty
presents herself to our people as safe
and accommodating means Of visit to
Camden, There must be cause for
every action, and truly do We rejoice to
give to Mr.. Fred J. Hay this deserved
compliment. He did it all, and no
higher or greater monument to bis skill
as an architect need be wanted than the
changed condition Of this bridge.
Freshet after freshet die its work, and
many time we thought, as We crossed,
that down all would go, but his skill,
superior ability and indefatigable Ia
bors (,he key to all succcss) proved him
the wiser man, and Mr.. Hay needs no
higher encomium upon his ability as
contractor than this bridge. In behalf Of
ali western Wateree women and children
especially we tender Of our thanks.