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InrrOfitndn to tha Doctor,

The doctors who are called up in tn
middle of the night at the risk of getting
the pneumonia, are just as liable to &c
without their pay when the danger IS
past, as though they were called in the
day time. One of them was one night
aroused by Il frighful knocking at his
door. Sticking his head out Of the
window he asked what was the matter
40, doctor, it is my poor wifel"
II beg your pardon, but | haven 7
the honor Of your acquaintance, and
/ am not accustomed
q / know it, doctor, but her life is at
stake. If you only knew how much J!
love her. For heavens sake, ! beg you, y
and he went on for considerable time
in this fashion, until the doctor Teiented
in spite Of the cold winter night. lie
dressed himself, went out, waded tal
through the snow, prescribed, and saved
the cherished woman. Several days
passed, and hearing nothing Of any pay,
he sent in his bill. Nothing. Then he
seIlt a collector. The devoted husband
greeted the dun with anger, cxClaimIng'
" Go the devil! The idea of my paying
that bin for a woman who has since run
of with another man"
An eminent surgeon was visited by
rich but stingy merchant, whose injured
arm needed treatment, and it was feared
he might have to have it taken of. Ih(
doctor. examining, declared that he could
ave II. and he did SO. When he sent
IN his bill, the merchant, who was non
hell and brassy, cried ont; Ihuuoei
nd guns, what bill There must DIG
ln1e mistake. Old Sawbones never cu'
drmy arm at alp
The Louisiana cotton-boll. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], Attakapas, La.) 1872-1883, 1879-12-18
poatical Selections.
.-7cvo,sCOPIC sERENADE.

mtgb|sN
-. uv love, and seek with mo
q come, ing .,,.sr -, eye unseen,
A realm " si.rn,s vim welcome thee,
Where ialJ ~! creatures hail thee queen.
hnd h,,i., aaiIy r5ois tbe tube III ply,
In sileBl ~ ~, snntsrva-throads lig CuTled,
Where glSst lSty Ming TO thy bright eye
And ,plaoiis; peiSEi q The protlst world.
.,... tbe stentor from his lair,
We W. ~ into the cyclops eyei
A'J .bsrg and niLella hair
~, ~ o,s5d ,rsr5ndtsplasuiic stream deScry
Sarsyrr weaving toand lIo
!1,s,G f'int molecular melody;
XXI curious rotiieB III show,
2Sd d graceful vortieellide'
y,ts,s usllcerte ply their craft
VIII watch the playful wnter-bearp
M no erybnomed hydra's shaft
si'ii mai orr reaceftll pleasure tbRfuy
bls. pls sbile M whisper loves sweet tale
wsiIl trace, with sympathetic ART
W,bi1 tho embryonic snail
Tbe growing rudimental heart.
N'hers rolls The volvox sphere ofgreen,
NM nlastils move in Brognian dance
4 IN ine nsid fiiet ggntlt hasfo,
fiag lfilaisse
aFTad fA one bemeath our sighs
yiy prooasa of biocrasis,
Wsf1 recognize, with rare delight
type Of our prospective pliss.
OaeaTer thun by far to mo
n I'M sweet maidenly estate
iFbsn auy seventy-iifth could be,
n arprtire however greatl
Crpq 60 with me, and we will struy
The Louisiana cotton-boll. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], Attakapas, La.) 1872-1883, 1879-12-18

USE of the most interesting objects at
the fair is the enormous two hundred-
ton steam trip-hammer, which for tlIe
past ton days has been engaged in
pounding one Of the Palace Hotel steaks
for Gen. Grants especial nastication.
The inventors were to have that steak
ready on time or break tho hammer,
The steak has had the call In the pools,
hoWeFer.--Sqa Fgaacise0 Pol
CAS- honest man il the noblest work
of God but 1T has been 70 long since
cur gaze has rested upon one, tilat We
give lilia ileE as historical fact, tf5i
NOT one dedaced fran personal al'aa
The Louisiana cotton-boll. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], Attakapas, La.) 1872-1883, 1879-12-18
A SPRITUALISTIC FRAUD.

Great Excitement mt Nortsa A'F@-r'a Egg
p0qurC oF Mary Eddy -EEuuiOnva -An viii.
t0TiaI Athlete Ssrs'ba the 3EafTEis ,rCA
Form Of q gig EDjun'' ard EEHoayr sh0
Whole Racket.
The Louisiana cotton-boll. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], Attakapas, La.) 1872-1883, 1879-12-18

No lady vhe dida' admire taa
n vogae aEaoag her sisters ot
letter ana taCEs elo Ur
sad Hia
Iilat aa ail
The Louisiana cotton-boll. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], Attakapas, La.) 1872-1883, 1879-12-18

the moment, the speaker raising his bot
ana looking at Jane, near whom % bc
stood, and for whose edifcation he bnJ
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balloon than that, filed, would take up
largcr number Of persons or greater
weight of anything -understandf
Jane nodded aiiirmatiyely, while Eliza
looked incredulously and defiant.
"H'm!" she sneered, then, / s'pase
you'd tell us that balloon big enough
could carry up this big h5tel and all the
people in it"'
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YEARS
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INSTALL
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AmLlH
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-25
Honors TO General Grant.

Gen. Grant arrived at San Francisco Sat
urday. from japan aud was received with
such hoBors as have never been paid to any
man By the people Of that city. Places OF
business were closed. bells were wruag.
csnnons were fred aud steam whistles
blown Shiie the entire population. men.
women and children, were In the streets TO
do honor 10 the man who saved the nation
in Its hour of peril and who is to-day one
of its most uBassuming citizens. There il
no doubt Of the hold that Gen. Gran, has
on the hearts Of the people all over this
country and the ovation rendered him il,
San Francisco, will doubtless be eon,inued
all along the line Of his route from the west
to the east The Governor of Nevada has
rendered him the hospitalilies OF that state
and several other invitations have already
been received. No sign OF partIsanship
enter into the festivities, democrats and
zepuos'e-ss alike joining 10 the hospltali-
ties.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-25

Editor Of The American Il noticed In
'he last issue OF the AMERICAN al article
copied from the Eeononaist giving a list
and brief description OF all the Incorpo.
rated mines In this district which Is all yerv
good a. far as IL goes. Will YOU allow me
= space IN yonr valuable paper To call the
attention Of your numerous reader. 10 the
facf that there are al least three other In.
eorporated mines In the region spo. EN- of
namely; The Robert Emmett 10 the tow n
OF Hancock within an hours ride Of the
city OF Ellsworth. Depth OF shaft twenty
seven feet. shows az good specimens Of IA.
tive copper ss any mine In the state and
assays iron fifteen to forty dollars silver
per ton. Organized the first Of August.
1879 ....s 80 =
The Grant Silver Mining Company on
the Eastern side of Hancock neck. Organ
lied July -. 1879. Shat, thirty teer deep
all timbered with SHAFT house and black.
smith shop all complete. The surface
showing is very good, some specimens run
mug As high as twenty dollars per ton.
The Petit MeDau Silver Mining Com
pany OF Sseuben. Maine, organized July
lifh. 1873 The last assay made at depth
OF t~enfy-one feet sho Ne thirty two dollars
per ton. Work on the shan Is being pushed
rapidly as possible. At some future time
will give more extended account Of these
mines. X.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-25
Home and Foreign News.

The European beet sugar crop is esf-
mated at l,6io.00o tons. against 500 900
last year.
--Gen. Frederick n Ogden l. proposed
a. democratic candidate for Governor of
Louisiana.
rne Sun Of Gen Sherman aud the SOU
OF Senator herman of New York. have be-
co'iie novitiates ~ the Jesalts of ENGLAND.
"A call has been issued by nunher Of
republican,. iH New YORK IA defeat Cornell
tor Gevernor aud elect the rest OF the
ticket.
FIN famous ~peCulalor aud stock oner.
st"r. Dtniel Drew. dtrd in New YORK
Z Thprsday aiEhi ysaed -. His IN, stefan,
>sy Il ~as spiepNy.
a Wsshingtaa dispatch .iates that the
Xoyetuor vi New Mexico has l.I.Erapl.ed
thar indianS are committing atrocities iu
Grant c0uniy,
Henry ntbtle. Assistant Attorney GEN
eral oi Louisiana under Kellogg. Ia, sued
the New Orleans Picayuna for SIS ono
damsgts for libel
The capitol n Washington viii soon
b. lighted by electricity Two ~ these
lamps Nfrr recently tested 10 ihe House OF
Representatives and eqoalled 100 gas Jets
Four lays AMER the Iriuce Imperial.
death '"tcsato sent the Pdpev'> sword To
Lord Chelmsford With letter. "a, ing he
returned u because hr heard It hclnu gr,i 10
81 English Prince.
CeirwaYn has been csptgrcd hv The
En2lish infcc- AZ last. liz surrendered
with dignity ard asked 10 be shot iulne,it-
afriy
James Rpdpsfh. proprietor or Red
pt'h's Iyccam Burcan. has been missing
from NV York since the lth tie has
been -afrrlng from uvera ors. ana It $
ienei hG : dead.
10 rOund number. tho rxfort, from
the United StHcs 20 Great Bfiisin fpr The
ls-t 'tseai year amounted 20 8 % Oao 90,
"h'lr n" exports from Great Hri.ain 10
th.' country 10 the saac pcrtcsl amounted
Co about sill 90. ebJ.
The valas,ihu ur California has faVen
az 81 100 600 this year. Aelny sIl- 90.
o." against ssSI0CD 90 last year. Inc
nsS constiiuiloa. kearueyiSm Sc. are De-.
lt'"d 20 be the cause 81 The shrink l r..
The tax rat" !. - / cents Or each Sion
Vote ~ property. Last year (, wls 81
cents
Nr~. J".s" Gran, ssy. oi her .ou. The
eS-ffcs'deut: II don't know az he wrs
any different nom the rUs: of then, tg.
People seem n thiok til say 50 now. lie
- AiwaYs steady serious sort of by
who took everything In earnest Even
"h"" hr psayr'i IA. made business OF it 80
-l;cv urnrv Movstn glvrs me follow
ing pgb'iC announcement Hero .I.,.
wsfuiug and declare before thr autljrnrr.
'ha' ~" nrs' church ID B9siou. u wb4try.r
sect or CTccsl that ADVERTISE. sets IT, ana
IrNUnH4pa A lntfsru B..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-25
The Massachusetts, Retormer.

Ben. Batter has been nominated Ter COY
error hy ,se Democrats OF Aassachpsetts.
who hope 10 elec, hin by leaving out all
nationsl questions and confirm: the can
vas. 10 State issues
Il will be found very difficult 10 cnnaue
the canvass TO state issues, since the en-
tire country Is BOW discussing national
questions OF vital Importance aud Ma>sa-
ebasetts Democrats cannot avoid beln,
drawn into the discussion. Pili.bury. 10
our own State. tried to run the Campaign
on State issues aud miserably failed A
Ike sttenpt will meet with . like resul,
wherever il is tried this year The people
throughout the north feel that great pub.
lie danger Is threatening aud 40 local mat
iers can divert the discussion into other
channels. Buffers nomination = another
case Of Democrats eating crow. but. Ike
Jildep, be has barrel aud j. un,crupu-
ioos, and these have come to be the ia 0
great elements requisite Ia a Democratic
candidate. Beside his, ike Tlden. be
had mortgage or the party which he has
iorecloss;d and expects to realize on This
year. The fisht viii. no doubt. be des-
perate one bur he IS bound 10 fail. HIS
friends watched the prog ress o( the Malae
campaign with great anxiety, claiming that
the election Of smith would give them % =
90 votes. This hope failed them. how
ever, and they are DON as auxiously watch
log Ohio, where it will fail them again.
The great mass OF the people. including
the honest Democrats, are becoming
aroused 10 the danger OF allowing dema-
gognes aud political tricksters 70 1surp the
positioa OF party leaders aud We are greatly
mistaken II election day Ia Massachusetts
does not show THAT the majority OF The
people 10 hat STATE prefer. for Governor
IN honest RePabiiesG to by bird politician
Ike Benismin +. Butler.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-25
Letter from Washington

n 49,. n,
'"'"S' ~ - sep'' ~ ls''-
secy sherman has decided tina, he e.nBo,
! lteaHf pay "u' gold IN eNchsnga for legal ten
defs except 81 the Treasury herr aud the y.
y. sub-ireasury. But be On psy il ON, foe
,,ies artsin- in ~.
=, lin = IL
'"' "'' - "'si' " me sssv steumultiou
nos gathering to The freaspfv. 1he sec'y has
SIS Nritiea a letter In 1850 X,
.,.s,i,,s,n.,ta,,., -
''''''ehc"' NV
ih~ '"' ~ "'9Hc' currency based on l,allion
He think. u would b. 81 great imf.ort,nre In
the formation Of commercial trc,,.. No
~
70" >~ss A''s a'''''sss' s>ss'""s'~- "f s''s
nsii"n 81 established credit issued stone upon
the a sl.o.it II h,llIian Ia H.. y.,.i,,.. -.
,h,r,t a i 81 - - - x ~. ~ y.
A'~N" -
'u''''' money W az commercial transactions.
without bslng madc = IeuaI te.,,lsr ar .a...,,,s
In anyway The Io~.I ,-,,rr.,,-, -, -
% 30! country
J. her''ore' sm 81 opinion that such mose-
lazy eontersnce a. you suggest would be- sxpe-
dent and u.sful =
II 49, N..,,,.o,,
. ""s'""a iuhf
NoN'hern dcmocraiic method. be viii vote the
Republican ficts,. A Committee her. b,y.
thereto NJ, 80, r,..ss.,,, o,,,,rx A., ~.
INV. susers, iuc'uding Large 10, Of Capt.
Well.'ttoi on the chisholm aas.acr, and I'M.
IN wI..l..il,ni which IN h. .on, 4,
- =, =, = =
" :" T'n's 'hHh iai"l
., 'ssis S'Srrtarr' >. W hs''ttt. III. s6ae
esIsisAisa document, -asd Comm .ies. Ought ~
circulate u largely. .s.l..i i.... -..
.S09eei shb 10 assuming Srsat itnRart-
a''rr = DOR trade with foreign coupiries ,'ou,-
ef,''r~sii's with for 'orsIgn eoaniris. wnl
~ i'''' t"Nl Hhr-s W. nave prufyr hciiiiirs
a a ma 80
iss inspect 40 are det,sssns sui England AMI
Germany ere IN ahesi q u. aud II We daa't
's.e s9ine af1isa a. nsii'.u, viii crowd q. GOT
'. '.t't&n mars at. altogether Take tbs tGsl.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-25
Notice 10 <ubscrihers.

M. date the ssasress Label OF each snt,Sc
oeF's paper shows this time 70 ~iiieh the sasscrp
ttsa i paid; and sH sug,scribers In srTsers are
requested to paw 40 sosa G. pO~ slt5ie.
90 receipt ef payments % subscription At this
aae. a reaeiI.l "a IA prSaap,lg semi 10 Tho - b.
HrrIier and Tire date tho airess istri " ~ o.
oar~erseti en- tho ne a suc cf tilc rsf-er.
la aA nHvEiic ailens r.ls asg - shlRCrtgi seHs
ssar, sssFsss sas1snts are reIsscrtd ~ stsas nv
Possslce - hch lhe papeg y, Is 70 lie. s.ni.
an 10 lc careful 10 write at proper nance rlsia-
l.
tts present address well the one 10 Nhlch
g-a Slsh Ihe paper aileES aT,ts sent.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-25

rather AZ unpleasant thing for a reserved
aud modest committee to do. Or 10 snt,-
pnse that committees are scnie physlog-
noWisis who can sit down aud read tGeu
from their features aud facial expressions,
- accurately as they can read books. Is
tOo much wisdom tn expect from a class
OF persons who are not over weli.rea d IN
the posisive sc'ences, Nov young eandi-
ds'e unie<- ,ou eswy your character an.
mi~,ssahiy ~ yonr face don't fan to carry
it in youf pocket n
Prnob.cnt. Sept.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-25

Upon the entry Of the Emperor VII
liam into Sirasboarg many shops were
closed and a multitude OF houses closed
their shutters. Only the Official buildings
wcro decorated The Freoch speaking in
Labitants generally kept out Of the streets.
-kelloeh IL now said to have received
only n sIiybt flesh wound from DE \ ouny's
bullet. and his injuries have not prevented
his ertiug three meals day ever since the
shooting. He was shot just enoifgh to elect
him Mayor Of San Francisco.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-25

YHE follow NJ list OF take. on reai estate OF
] JB-FrslsienI owners, Ia the town Of MI Iie.ert
for tbeyeAT ISIS, 10 bills com united 10 John "
some, collector Of sad town, on the Inn a. Z
0t June. Is7s has been returned Is the Tr,a.-, :
of SAID town remaining unpaid on the
ihTd las Of June, l-7s, by hi. certificate
VI tAak date and nov remain unpAii, AMI
notice Is hereby given that II The sad taxes
AMI interest and charges, not paid into the
Treasury OF sas'i town. within ct hteeb month.
from The date Oh the commitment sail bIit. o.,
much Of ilTe real estate taxed will be Sufficient
10 pay the amount due therefor, incIudinS <
interest," and charge. viii without further notice
Dc .plti ~ public Auction, al the Post Dflioe on
saturday, November sIh, ls.s. at : O'Clock
r. n.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-25
" 09lhless 6tuH.

Not 90 fast my friend; II you could zee he
strong. healthy, blooming men. women And
children that have been raised fronn he.i. az
sickness, suffering and almost death. BY The
use Of hop Bitters. YOU would ssy -; loyis.,s
and invaluable remedy See another columr.
-PiQudeipkia Press.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-25
rEussoAY. SEPTEMBER Is. 1872.
National. or State Sovereignty.

The idea 1t state Rights hss taken 50
firm holA oo the people Of the Southcre
STATES that even the IuteTisl Revenue LAVE
OF the General Government are regarded
as -ubservient to u,e las- Of the stste
When such mea a. Alexander II. Stevens
ernmcut to interfere with poor nrn who
are making their avn corn iuto mediclnc p"
II cannot DC expected that the more !Snor-
sat sud rockies. viii see any harm ia run
mug ihvir ilics distl.leries in open viola
ton Of the law This + being done all over
the South, and Democratic congress has
80 crippled the Government IS 70 render i
well nigh poxctIcss 10 bring them a. jus
tice. II has been reserved. hosever, for
the State o North CAfo.iuA TO Iced os 10
the sreaGer outrage al E0itiying Inc kcv-
enue law by repleS. Ir= under the state
law snd secrviiuc from United State Off
GERS. lot OF tobacco vi. b had been seized
by them, 1t beng un-Ianped 4 report Il
the case to commissions Esam at wash
iugton, bronshi OUT tIc iJ'loAiuE letter
from LA officer
>eI' ia is.9-
80 20 4 y '~''''' '''' 4'1'' - -
S.r-sincc nv return have carefully exaur
ine,i tie dlspAtche, aud CORE. .-snic1 NJ in 70
gard - he seizare of crrtztn property II 4. G.
Elrk and %. suh-sgueEi rtlCa-e ~ = writ Of -
T.testn from the SAFE Court You have Two
remedies for The fet0fery OF the iropertv. one
b. Uspisyin IN the | nitnd >tsfr. uurt aud ne
t,.s. m. - ,-,.+i... !. - ,-t y. ~ IT,
persons Engaged 10 tho relSa.c 81 hi, rro,,rrs,
w. hot ,+ protected oy ~" WIZ rom lndi''-
brought befryr ne Grand Jur, Al it.p. s..
sioh. EVER e1siTsn 81 the UHHof statss i.
Sts,.,ies ~, al. Int. - -. - - 81, =
eNeclilng the STATE pfOocss Wa. underst-ni,
.l ,..' II. ~ '.a' e'''.'n a,'l'e maj %
r,rorer, 81 iA!. ps.ssr,, AMI ,stse Il ,,t.srf,,r
i'1Ha. Anl 'gli..9! sl'h lent i-.ee g. bold The
80 Troer,, or o,aera.s@ ~, ,i.l,, al
DUTY u Your o1osTs 10 totfnl with force iae
a,,t,,., - -, 49,. =. - -
10 reseus 81 with or Wiskoui state proc's.. An4
- siA', ~. ''' e'''' 'A''
t>Ign-Iy
1"IEN Il i.Ai D. 'oiasa .s''"aef-
iHe SeS'o" OF NE i'f'i''d statutes OF
:, ''''''' >>A''' '''e''"l - A'''e TeHds
io'io"'
~ So ~, - IfeisIs! Zen o' ,,AH.4
ofsny revenue law q The Vpitri Stafr.. .hsi
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-25
NOTICE.

THfs !. % Il public nosire ina, for a yaluab's
L constieTaaou. | have this day gitUn lng
miaog son HssseTt l.. Robinson h > tame d. Tiu Z
his a tnorliy. and thai shall claim none ~ h.-
earnings, nor pay any debts Of his contracting
aisrr IiIs dale.
SMITH ROBINSON.
witness. j. +. x Freeman.
50. " est Halbor. Me sept. sth, Is.g Ii. j.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-25

YOU UsE COMMON SENSE and you will see
that it Is . positive injury Ia you 10 drug your
perties Of the Durkse Liver Pad are beyond
eomSrehen.ion they oct directly on the liver
and kindred sresns; they purify the blood
they insiSoraae toe whole system and set 10
period motios the vast and delicate clock work
VI the human body. II you suffer from ehills
and fever or rheumatism you will be cured il
you use q Durkee Pad.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-25

There Is prospect that the lefter-car-
rier system viii be introduced in Lewiston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-25

v.u. ne Ha~rrty says that the house Of
Whiiao orono, was burned
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-25
Dissolution OF CODlrtnershio.


WHEKEA> 49, stfu. Melissa t.ariAaI. Ia.
W iefI ny bel and board without last rAu.-
this - TO Icrbti all persons hzr UorIbg ~ trIsilus
hVr "a aay account a. shall pay dguts u her
cpntzaetin. aiLcr tAas dale
WALLER OAKLAND
Ellsworth sept ioth is.g SAT-.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-25

The gain" thus referred to IL almost
entirely transfer Of woes from Garcelon
to smith. On the vots Of the County this
year-Davis. 2,5s2; Smith. 3. l53: Gsrcelon.
800. the Republicans increase their vote
S5s and deeresse the opposition majority
l76. Ed
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-25

They were taking Abou, the weight q
d'HegcnI iud,Y .JgaIs in certain family.
ara ne laughter young man. whp Ma
present, spoke ~ hef1r" hc ihuusht, and
'al. tell yau that Jennie ain't 50 yrrv
a2A. tass. skaoush sb- !o1Ss So NrI
then ~ looked suddenly cansct3u. An
h.1sh"d, AMI Jennie became absorbrt! ia
'iulyin. chrpuIo uu the vail
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-25
State News.

G|n I,a,e-a HAN y - hi. way 90
ph''. TO take part ~ the poii'ic,I csmpaign
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-01-31
Supposed owner.

Supposed owner Description.
James Peabody easterly 100 feet.
Darlington Phelps, south 1870 feet of west 100 feet
Q A Zimmerman, north 100 feet of west $50 feet
Alfred Hill south 1855 TT of 1885 it of 2SO # of
L Il Reed south 22O # OF west $50 feet.
Ferdinand Wilus, north 293 # of east 100 feet
Bergen north 40 feet of south 100 feet of 100 feet
Geo W. Sherwood, south 100 # Of cast 100 feet
Virginia 9. zrkelbach:
August Meyer, north Is
Henry GroPpel, middle
Louis Korfhage, com: at point ely line of Maria
on said ely line Of Maria avenue go IT, they on line
parallel with nv line of Fifth WHY line of lot
said block tn sly on said WY line 60 IT, tn WY
of beginning parts of lots 10 and IL, and.
Resale School, com. at point on ely line Of Maria
line parallel with My line Fifth street to WV
line of lot in said block, tn My 40 #. said WHY
line Of Fifth street to ely line of Maria avenue th sly
on said ely line Of Maria avenue 40 it. to place of be-
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Ferdinand Knauft
Ferdinand Knauft
Peter Bott NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Nicholas Wilwer .................,.
VIM. Walterstorf, Jr.
VIM. WalterstorH, Jr
j. h. Schurmeir north 2125 feet
O. B. Schwarzbach, SLY 8611 #. of Observation-Disclosures.
Albert Scheer, G. R. Finch and Chas Nelson executors
and trustees of Chas Scheer deceased My s6k it, of
J. H. Schurmer sly 21as it. Of
r'AoA''' : 80 80 -
Annie D. Freeman Observation-Disclosures.
MdI11 ID lay tOn.
Maria Dayton, except Eagans part. Observation-Disclosures.
Martin agan beginning at point swy boundary linz
of said blk so sely from point of intersection nelly
line OF Maria av with sey line of Fourth ST. tn sel along
nelly line of Maria 50 it, tn nelly and parallel to Fourth
st 120 it, tn nwly and parallel Maria it, swl,
and parallel to Fourth 100 # to place of beginning
ing parts of lots 10, IL and
George Setback beginning point on nelly line of Mars
40 it sely from point of intersection Of nelly line
Maria and sey line of Fourth St. tn sely along said ne
l2O f tn nwy and parallel to Maria 40 it, tn swy anc
parallel to Fourth st 100 # to place of beginning being
Jas Fireman. beginning at swly of said blk tn sci,
along the ney line Of Maria av 40 it, tn nelly and parable
sey line of Fourth ST. swy along sey line of Fourth
st l20 # to place of beginning parts of lots 10
Northwest Mutual Insurance Co. blk marked 'sDayton,