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, 1879-06-09

NEwoAsyLe-oN-TfNE,3 Juno B.-Tweuty thou.
sand people Witnessed the practice Of Elliot on
tho river to-day. He made &hirty-six TO thirty
eight strokes minute, and outpaccd m eight
cared cutter OF which William Rcnforth was the
stroke. Hanlan, while he was on The river, did
uot exceed Ala customary stroke.
, 1879-06-09

AT EAST aiACHIAs, ME.
Fast MAcarAs, Me-, june &-Tatbot q GAIA
aaw-mills, with large quantity Of lumber and
considerable machinery. burned this morning.
Loss heavy, 5. 49,, 81
, 1879-06-09

TjlH OUTLOOK.
SHxtidt Htt16fck II JAs T.ffhStNs.

Es&eia! Dttpdfeh II 7as Tribune.
WASHINGTON. u. G., June s.-Illc Democrats
expect to reach shn Appropriation btlls before
the uouse ndlonris Tomorrow. Untcss Thu Ite.
publIcans conclude to force onouch debate 10
fully set forth The ridiculous nature Of lhc patch
work tho Democrats hava presented In the Leg
is'atise bill to prevent the appearance Of back
dD~n, that bill Will be finished In q thort time.
veto Of the Little Judicial bill Is considered
sure, anu Is desired by Tit Democrats. Al pres
csn tin Indications are that tho Army btu will
become law. The Democrats will Try 10 amend
the Jurors Test Oath bill IN the iiou.e 10 al to
femo1o tho objections pointed out ~ clearly b5
Edtnnnds, md admitted to be valid By Bayard
md Davis. Of Illinois.
CHAIRMAN ATKINS
intends to report the Ltttle Court bill, or Ju.
diclal bill. tomorrow. lie saTs that the test
oath repcal has been 20 framed that 1t meets
the objection maic to It by tic Republicans in
tho senatc lie says, moreover, tl.at all tic re-
strctions TN the nav bills asa mere verhisge de-
signed only to hrcals tho fall OF the Democrats
This is a singular confession for the Democratic
leader to make.
, 1879-06-09
FAR1Li

LONDON, June 8.--The 3portsn.an says odds
Of three to ono were offered against Parole for
the Ascot stakes Saturdry, anything over t31at
being cagerly taken. 1t II said Parole had
GOOD ca,iop FRIDAY, aud may be riddsn at Assent
bY Arrler,.
, 1879-06-09

THE TART.
DosToN, trnc 8+-Adyices from Vermont anil
New HnInpsare sl,on heavy frost list atEht,
with much danagu 10 crops.
, 1879-06-09
= ..---.-- -
2tCE FIVE CENTS.
FIRES,
Destruction Yesterday Morning Of a
Large Portion of Dwight, I'll. .
List Of tho Victims OF tho CONFEDERATION
---Tho Insurance.
The Total Loss About $50,000.--F Fourteen
Buildings Consumed.
AT DWIGHT, I'LL.

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.o'eaeo, sS~' lao,hos t,adlcott, boots aha
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, 1879-06-09

RICE WKAKENs.
Enxf,faf 1ixt,asch IL Tn4 Tribune,


WABn1xaron, D. c., juno Sill p. m.-Gen.
Rice is here, md has failed In an effort 10 save
J. q. Thompson. Ewing would not ytold, and
Rice will wrl.e his letter Of acceptance after a
few days Of light mourning for THOMPSON
Tho Inter saya lie Is IN perfectly passive state.
Col. Len Harris, bis successor, arrived tonight
to take part In the light, and found the eucmy
had surrendered.
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u csss, q. !sr Mouths!

The political campaign which
is about to open will be one of
the hottest and most closely
contested ever fought in this
State.
The AMERICAN will keep its
readers thoroughly informed
relative to the canvass. and will
be furnished to new subscribers
from July list TO Norember LIST.
postage free, for the lo,c price Of
FIFTY CENTS.
SEND IN YOUR NAMES, with
the price of subscription, as ear
ly as possible in order that you
may receive your paper promp-
ly at the beginning of the
month.
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sid = sch Harvard Hayey. Blake.
CAIAIs-Ar isl. sch 4 Branscomb, Dodg

sld7 sch Harvard II Hayey. Blake
CALAIs-Ar lsi. sch NJ Branscomb, Dodge.
Boston.
Ar lth schs Helen Mar. Norwood. fremont
Elizabeth webber. Castine: Prize, Galley and
WIN II sargent. Lowe Boston.
Sid lth sch Tangent. ThuTston. Boston.
SAIrM-Ar 5th. sch Virginia, Abbott, suli van.
DosroN-Ar july /, sch Angola. Moon, sal
Ivan.
Catharine Jordan. DO; Bloomer, Slower, do
Geo " Collins, Wooster, Ellsworth.
AT 5rd. sch. Frank White, sullivan II w Cush
man Sargent Mt Desert.
Ar eth, sch Fair Dealer. Dodge, gondout.
Ar sih. schs Iesperus, Gordon. Ellsworth /.
1sd iS'ePs'n0 MsPfe, sl.woF's IRON,
Ellsworth for Boston.
ar an sch \ j Whiting Carter. Gloucester.
MEN MN rnRT--ld lst, sch Kate Newman
Ar.. schs Martha Weeks smith, Ronclout
Pride Of the East Lord W echaw Ken.
Philadelphia.
sid juiy J. sch FreI c Holden, Nc Rae. Phila-
dciphia-
NV BEpFoRp-Ar 5th. Yacht Maggie. Weld,
Bar Hsrbpr,
Ar 6.h, .ch Mar. nh. Torrsy. Calais.
fRoVInESCE-Ar Uh. sch Mindora. Mason
vfSEr,Rp HAvEx-Ar Oh, sch. silver Heels
Ian. Port johnson for Boston, Copy, Curtis,
Hobokcn tor Bar HArhor. Crahtrcg, q ab
tree, tio-t anchor Bangor, Treworgy. ani VIC
tory aiiliscn. Franklin for New York.
Ar ilh. sch = Woodward. 10 f,ian, Port
johnson for BANGOR.
Sid sch, sunbeam Geo.B Somcs; W II Arc her
A CFabtTer. Victory
sid 9Th. sch silver Heels
>Ew YoRk-Ar lat. sch 4 X woodward, jos
dan New London.
Ara, .ch. Geo Ferguson. Ferguson. Ells-
worth tos RsndOaf. NJ Kennedy, romr oy .
Ellsworth
A. iSh. sch AliavoIa Holt North Clicos.
A. i,h. sch Eva L, Leonard, Stanwool May
agurE
Ar jth. schs FrAncoRta. Austin BANGOR: susan
EIurhIU
Ar Ssh. ,ohs Fred Holden, VI Rae. Boston
Nindora Mason, Providence. sunbeam. saunders
Bangor
Passc,i throash Hell t,Ale san. sohs Capt John
Cnrts, Hotosrn for Btng0r, Forest CNy, Moon
\ mtsor for HanEo5. NAndalla, 10 for HosInn.
FHIIApEfutA-Ar J, sch +. sargent, sar
gent Blush4li.
JAcxso>YiLLE-tr 81. ssh N Moac.ey.
Athert1u, Charleston.
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OCEAyvILIE, Deer Isle, June -. 1879.
Editor AmrricGH Some time since
perhaps .as, August or Septemher-I saw
81 article Ia your paper, one item OF which
referring 10 Nc. Hard the writer says But
who he was or what he was no one knows"
some fiiiy-dve years ago, when was
young mau. heard Old Mr. Daniel OS-
good, Sen'r. tell the following story; That
when he and bis brother rhincas were
rounguen. there lived man, at what Il
now called East Buehil. whose name was
Nc. Hard. who, on a certain day. started
on hunting excursion, and being abscnt
some days, fears where entertained for his
safety, aud they went 10 search for the mis-
sing man, and following the stream up
about half way 20 the Bluchill and Surry
road. came TO a windfsll with Nc. Hafd's
gun standing on the opposite SIDE. which
indicated an accidental discharge. The con
tents lodged 10 his breast. and he fell back
dead.
They cut some small rods. and twisted
~ithcs. and tied his wrists and ankles
together, slung him on a pole and carried
him out From this circumstance. orig
mated the name OF Ne. Hard. stream
which cmp,lcs into the waters OF Bluehill
Bay. Yours, ELISHA WoOp.
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LOCAL NOTICES.


MAsoN's improved self-sealing Fruit
Jars - the latest andi best jar made
Half gallon jars only BLOC per dozen. Don't
be humbugged into buying old style jars
Balloon Fly Traps-lstest pate rn-only Is
and 20 cts. each. At +. b. Aiken's, State
Street.
Tickets for all points west via, Penn
syivaDia Central, and Boston and Albany
Railroads from Boston, or Grand Trunk
Railway from Portland, can be had OF c.
c. Burrill st the lowest rates. Also tick
cts to Portland by Inside line Of Steamers
Call and see him before purchasing else
where lStf
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Sullivan.
The Glorious Fourth has come aud
gone. The day passed quietly and in the
evening we had one OF the finest displays
OF fireworks ever shown IN Eastern Maine
and which seemed TO be highly appreci-
ated by those who witnessed the exhibition.
In fact. the entertainment was FIRST class
success and thanks are due to the msnag-
ers, F. Worcester, Jr., c. W. Kempton and
their assistants, for their efforts TO give
pleasure TO all.
Our mining men are very busy. Some
Of the Companies are working the whole
twenty-four hours and are making rapid
progress 10 their downward course. May
it, in this case. prove to be In the right d.
rectiou. X.
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The TAi2 gives the following Hancock
touuty cases decided by the supreme Ju-
diciAl Court In tJans) Law Term:
Hosea Il. Philips W.. George II. Know
ton. Motion oyerrulcd " No rescript
Hallock Peters
George ;. Hale - Daniel ". Brewer.
Exceptions overrulel BY consent No
rcscript.
Hale I Emery. Il ; Peters
state OF Maine ". Benjamin +. Gray.
Exceptions oscrrulcd. Judgmeu; for the
State
Dulton. @ : Peters
Exceptions oysrrujei. Judgment Tor the
: state"
state OF Maine vs. Robert Mile. Tx
cepiions oyerruIed. judgment Tor the
state"
samuel T. Lyon vs.. Elha r. Hamor
Motion oyerruied."
Er'ertpt-"iI j. rc.ar,ic,l hy the ro4rt a. matter
"a great Importance. that Jurors s1glt observe TIE
eA.i.oa. usually given thern against conversations
Eith INTERESTED Isrsons or stranger rrKrrrnc
g. nc merits Of trlal brfUrv them AMI dat
IL T5sia % sultors should bc vsiiaEtly prote-tr
against any pTeindIce Ari.ns frosa fallgrc Of Tie
Jurors - heel such caution.
but after careful examination Of the evidence &C
oatnpahyin3 hs motion Tor new Trial tn his cAse
tlr plAlntH and hi- counsel Appearing 10 DC alth
ult iAut II regari a. hat occurred q - the NO..
SEP ~ TIC court TIA. the cOnsi uci - the Juror while
n1s iFrc from ifnproprtc;y. was 90; such d
der new iT4al nec-ssAry"
James 7. Farrell Vs.. Reuben e. Durgan.
Exceptions overruled.'
Eesr tpt-'rThs deposition Of Granger va. prop
cry admitted 10 evidence IN. c.runcate - nc
uagistratc shows compliance Win The require
rlcnl q Tie statute II Is ~. Necessary that i
st4ulll negative Tie fast q Ei. .utcrraLsslucsa
iilsi ne wa Of counsel wlth either party
IAc answer 90 lcadlus lntcTTo.AtpTlfs we're prop
crY reccivc-i The ruling Of tho presiding ju.iice
j. Conclusive where The wcr j. not open % Jh-
js-u0n.-
Hosea b Phillips vs.. George II. knowl-
ton. Motion and exceptions oyerraled.'
Resertys In this case The pleadings arc smmA
icriAl None Of the testimony Objes i.i -, ami
Tie rase submitted ~ the jury upon the merii-
% Ihr question whether lie defendant was Indebtc
O. tie plAinur or not
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NJ \ X X | f. ID :.

Ellsworth 5. by E.v. pr. Teuusy. Nj.
Charlie " Garland ami M..- lila Jordan. both
u Ellsworth.
pe,iham-July u, by +. r-Gtmorr, E.q.. Mr..
Fred, .. Perkins and M..s Nriur r. ki,ilrr,
both % Deiham.
Fast sullivan MAY II. hy Rev Il. II. WI
ktus. Mr.. nakman Bunker ~ Franklin. ami
Mas Juliet johnson ~ Plantation 40. :.
NArlaviiir- June l. By J. II. Jordan. r.,
Mr.. A-a 4. Flood Of Ellsworth. aud Mi,~ Lncy
\. Jordan uf pti-.
Gouid.horo--July /, hv II. VI. Sowlc. E.l..
Mr.. James +. Temple and Miss Anna Fitzgrr-
AID. both u Goullsbaro.
Elm july !, hv Rev. 4. y. Jones Mr.. " ID
~ II. puntnn Of Hampisn, AMI Nj, pcl,ir
e. Hrowu ~ Eden.
Edcn~iuly q. by =. VI. Hamor E-4 { APT
samuel y. NA.h VI >teubyu. anI Nj, Gror. .r
Mar,ye- Il Eden.
Trem5ut-Juue Is, by Rev. \. Y Ipur.. Mr.
Everett IL. Newman aud Nj. julia VI. Ab-
totf
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City and County.
Religions Services II ,h.s CITY each Sunday.

commemorative At 10 30 A.
VI. and : 7. NJ. sabbath school in tpe after
noon, al i2 O'Clock. NJ.
DEMONSTRATING a, . and +. NJ. Sab
bath School at I. n.
UNrTARiAN.-Churchs service at 10 10 A. N.
sunday School at II -.
CsrH"Lic.-fresching At 10 l-s O'Clock A.
". sabbath School at 2 +. NJ.
MISUNDERSTANDING at and : Z. Nj
sabbath School AZ | I. NJ.
sFiRIrr nisT.-Meetings held every sun
day at o'clock. 7. NJ. in Hall over Munici-
pal Csa-i Room, Coomhs' Block.
UNION TEMPERANCE NFErIxG--every sun
dsY At "a Z. NJ. at the Methodist vcstry.
suI1tsaa.
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Secretary Sherman Opens the Cam
paian in Maine on the 23d inst.

" AsHEN'fIUN, II. q, Juft ;.
>ec'y. sherman will make but one
elaborate speech in Maiue and that on
Wednesday the 2Sd inst. at Portland
He will remain in the State several DAYS
aud may make short addresses at other
points. lie does not expect 10 address
the Boston board Of trade There was
plan for such an address in March but
the continuance of Congress in session
prevented him from keeping the engage
meut
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The silver mines are booming full blast.
Three shafts are now Being sunk Mr.
Fish Of Boston will soon start the fourth
shaft on the farm Of II. c. Guptill.
There is yet left an opening for some cd
terprising capitalist on the Spurlin farm,
leased by Simpson & Flye Of Sullivan.
Old miners express surprise at the amount
and quality OF the ore taken from the
"Gouldsboro" mine, so near tile surface.
II surface indications mean any thing and
Nature Ii not Q cheat, Il Il reasonable 70
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to the favorite resorts in the vicinity. but
BY far the greater number remained quietly
at nome during the day. The streets were
unusually quiet and but for this fact,
coupled with an occasional explosion Of
FIRE cracker. or torpedoes, the day would
have been like an ordinary week day.
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BASGoR-Ar 9Th, sch Abraham Richardson,
Reed. Philadelphia.
sUILIvAS-Ar June 30. schs Neponset, STRAIT
ton, Boston; J ii Butler. scammons, do; Henry
Clay. Martin, do; Eagle, Bennett, do; Brilliant,
Martin. Roekland; Ariadne, Havcy, do; Harvard
II Hayey, Blake, Salem.
Ar July l, sehs Laurel, Bennett Boston;
ictor, Dyer. Rockiani.
Ar :, schs Tamerlane, GilpAtrick, Boston; Gov,
enor. Stinson, Deer Isle.
Ar s. schs A Brooks, smalleee, Boston !;
Cashier Lord. Rockland.
Sid June 30. sehs Virginia, Abbott, Salem;
Bangor, Treworgy. Boston q W Collins, Woos-
TER. do; Victory, Milliken, New York; Crab
tree, Crastree, New York; Sea Pigeon. -,
Rockland.
sid July I. schs Zicavo, Pomroy. Boston; A
Hooper, Springer. New York.
Sid :. seas Hesperus, Gordon, Boston: W II
Card. FOES, Wilmington d G.; s Boynton,
FORD, Boston; Campus. Petteneill, do; Caro-
Belle, fetsensili, do; Young Tell, -, Rock
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P~sSbseos.
The Fourth" passed of very quietly
In this town. Even the Greenback Cele.
bratioii at Sopers' Grove. Orlaud, drew
but few OF our citizens. Now and then
striped-back appears with an earnest puz-
zled look who seems 10 have anomalous
compound. About oBe-half Green back,
one fourth Democrat and the remainder
Republican. Whether this confusion Of
ideas will finally end In Insanity or com
plete conversion to greenbackism-which
is scarcely less deplorable seems 10 a few
cases qaite doubtful
A number of our Masons took part in
the celebration at Belfast aud report a
perfect suceess.-A party Of young folks
from the Cove took an excursion TO
Mills Point. Brooksviile.
The school in Dist No. IA. taught by
Miss Lizzie Leach OF Penobscot closed thi.
week. Miss Leach has taught "A school.
and Is widely known In this section a.
teacher Of rare genius. She is an untiring
worker. Her government illustrates the
power Of love. her style Of instructing Is
| vivacious and pleasing, her sympathies
| are quick and responsive and reach all the
young hearts under her care. Such teach
ers, doing their work quietly In raising the
tone Of civilization and guarding the bull
wsrks Of a nations honor aud power. de-
serve especial mention.
At the last session of Rechab Lodge
No. 80, l. o. G. T.. the following question
was spicily debated. Resolved, THAT
lazlness is u sim II there were any lazy
persons there that evening they are to be
pitied.
The farmers will roll up their sleeves
and wade into haying this week II is
thought the hay crop will be much better
than last year.
| Hon. VIM. GrindIe desires us to in
form his many friends in this county and
elsewhere that he is unable to attend to
his large correspondence on account OF
poor health. Since his return from the
Legislature he has been mostly confined
TO his home and his presence has been very
much inissed from Society. Ii.
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MARINE LIST.

Wednesday, July :.
ARRIVED.
sch Senator Bouzey, Bangor.
sch Elizabeth. feTrrl Bar iiarbOr.
Thursday. July }.
ARRIVED.
sch Hus.ar, Ferrel, Bar Harbor.
Sch George Edward, We bier. Roekland.
CLEARED.
Sch Forester. Ray, Boston.
Sch Red Rover, Alley, Providence.
Friday, July :.
ARRIVED.
Sch Caressa. Ray. Boston.
Sch falrwin Woodward. Boston.
Sch Asenora, Hutehins, ss lem.
Saturday. July ).
CLEARED.
Sch Imogene, L ord, Roekland.
Sen George Edward, Weber. Rockland.
Sch n Harvey. Bunker, Bar Harbor.
Sch Emily, Casper Boston.
sunday. July 9.
ARRIVED.
Sch Ganges, Leach, Boston.
Monday July l.
ARRIVED.
Sch james Holmes. Ryder, Belfast.
Sch Agnes. Young, Boston.
Sch Fannie aud Edith. chatham, Belfast
Sch VIM. Pickering, Bella,ty, Boston.
Tuesday, Julys.
ARRIVED.
Sch Agrieola, Whitmore, Boston.
sch Mechanic, Weber, Boston.
sch City of Ellsworth, Grant, Portland.
CLEARED.
Sch d 5 Lawrence, DAVIS, Chelsea and Ply
mouth.
Sch senator, Bonsey. Boston.
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Having seen recently. In the pewspa
pers, descriptions OF antique relics. am
prompted to tell you somewhat of what |
have 10 the same line, which came to me
for whom she was named.
lst-A punch-bowl, very heavy, in per-
feet condition, highly ornsmented after the
Chinese fashion; with ladIe. being very
pretty conch. fastened by silver ferrule. to
a mshogany-turned handle.
2d-A sampler, bearing date October
18th, l72s, having wrought upon 1t the
following rhyme:
Abigail Rnck Is my name.
And with my needle wrought the same
And IL the needle-womsn bad been better
would have mcnded every letter.
referred to.
3d-A silver can, size, a large pint,
manifestly intended for use at meals !;
and, as table bells were not then In use.
having a whistle 10 the hsndis, but In the
bottom, necessitsting turning the can up
side down, limiting that Il should be filed
With don't know whether wine, cider.
perry. beer or coffee. The punch bowl and
can are supposed to be some two hundred
years old.
f,h-A perfectly preserved lawn view
- inches, having wrought upon 1t.
by said Abigail Ruck. whose name appears,
10 colors with silk, a welcomed oak Gov
cred with leaves and acorns. two ladies. a
dwelling, birds. sheep, deer, and strawber-
! ries.
9Th - well preserved work book
worsed wrought. with pockets aud flap.
aud MARKED Abigail Moulton, (this being
the family nsme) 1913.
Thls's not all. bu, enough Tor the pres-
eni. +. H. ".
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say that there lies 'down below" wealth,
that even the Swans have not dreamed OF.
Two crews are ut work blasting on this,
the ''Gouldsboro NINE" and large build
ing Is being erected near the shan.
GALHNA.
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N-- Aa,.ro.-...,. rn,. Wool.

Administrators SAle-Msrk II. Grindle
Non Rec TAxes-isle Al Haul
Non Res. Taxe--Town Of Hluehli
Non Res TANes-Town Of Trenton
Probate sotices-C. I. Dorr
Insolvency >ouoc-C. Dorr
Local Notice p. Il. Aiken
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4 Child Choked To Death.
BrppEFoRp. July !

bAbbtfphlf, DuiF o
A little two years old boy OF Eugese
Libby was choked to death this morn.
ing. He was left in charge OF small
girl and was playing with dried beans,
one of which lodged in his wind pipe
end the child choked to death in short
time
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The Weather.

WAR DEPARTMENr
Office OF the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON, d. c., July SLAM
Indications
For New England, rising barometer,
cooler North and West winds, clear or
partly cloudy weather.
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Do you want to save your children! II you
do, 90 to 6. A. Parcher and get box OF Fes-
senden's Worm Expeller. II is the sure.t,
safest and best worm medicine now in use.
For sale by al druggists for 25 cents, or sent
by mail on receipt OF the price.
Prepared by Fessenden 4 Co, Rockland,
Maine.
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James Z. Farrell ". Reuben q. Durgan
e Exceptions overruled "
Business Notices.

Clergyman, singers and public speaker.
troubled with hoar-eness or bronchial ahcc-
lions. viii find themselves greatly relieved by
the u.e Of IddmsoA's Botanic Bdisum. sam
PIE and circular free NJ the drugli.t..
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Al s. Pierre Mat-Iune 4sth, sch john scmea
Wal. tTufn Inn -t0n y & A. lSth.
BArbAdoc.-Ia port Juaa =. sch II Macon
Der t,oaEiaa from JaC .souy 5lie ljss.
Ar At t,raaRdL-Janc an, sen wcslry Abbott
Preach New York.
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xlns, New FORK.
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y Of Iiattpras.
Gragtown Mar June Il arh Prank 4 MAGE.
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PORT >pa4a aud sAIissi 4ith, for Fernaudina5
At CAPE Hsytion-Junc iS, sch Hattie Card
Moore. for Sos York 70 fays.
t>agua-Jurr q. bark Belle wooster Hfz
gins from tardn d''E htis Ne!llo War;. AaburY
tor north Of HAsgcraa
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TEE CONSTITUTIONAL, cA7AssE REMEDY

siFke. a The root, builds up The cOnslituiiOn,
makes 1t new, aud drives away Catarrh and all
diseases OF the mucuous membranes, and their
attendant pains and aches, pertaining TO head
back. shoulders. kidneys and throat. ly49
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Sabbath. Elder Chase, OF Bangor. the
editor OF The Coming struggle was present
and gave several eloquent discourses to
large c0ncourse Of people.
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insrsnter cares Tootkschs 10 one momen
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4 Republican Club Organized in
Auburn.

LEWISTON, July 5.
The Young men Of Auburn organized
Republican Clab tonight. Hon. VIM.
L. FRYE addressed the meeting.
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4 stock Of Goods DE stroyed BY
Fire.

PORTLAND, July $.
stock Of gen,lem-ns furnishing
goods valued al $4,000. belonging to
Leonard Jordan was DESTROYED by fire
tonight. Insured $4,000
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hsp.tches to the Ellsworth Am.rc.
MAINE NEWS,
a Detective E.pssy~A 20 WORK a.,
the Gaze.

fARMtSGroN, July S.
There is not much of anything new in
the case of Mr.. Libby Of Temple. The
inquest was held to-day with closed
doors and the proceedings will not be
made public until some future day. The
opinion that murder has been CON-
mitted is gaining ground and seems 10
be doubted but by few. Detective Head
arrived here last night aud went at once
to the place. lie thinks it is very
blind case 10 work up but refuses TO ex
press an opinion at this time. The re
mains OF Mr.. Libby have been taken in
charge by his relatives.