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BY TELEGRAPH.
dispatches to the Ellsworth Americana
Maine Election.
An Increased Vote Over Last Year
Relative Strength Of Republic
cans and Opposition about the
Same rs Last Year.
CAKIBoU. Sept. IA.

NAh4boA, sept H.
The two districts Of Madawaska, on the
Governors vote. gave a majority of twelve
less than last year, on a very largely in
creased vote. We shall 20 out of the county
one hundred better than las, wear
Three hundred towns gave Davis co .6sl
Plaisted js.l23; Scattering 3l5 total 49,
ll9. The same towns last wear gave Da,i,
j7.322; Smith 37,5ls Garcelon LAP ;
Scattering $50; total ll2.jll Davis ma
joriiy 2.243, against 2.l33 las, wear. repub-
lican gain for first time 10 The towns TO
he heard from gave Davis last wear 1871
Fusionists l4,sss Fusion majority of 3.o97.
Deduct the Republican majority thus far
heard fromand the Republicans lack s54 Of
a majority.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-16

Mr.. Frederick Douglass gave an address
before large audience at Pendleton. Ind
on Monday of last week. On the platform
were seated several Ihdianians who had seen
Douglass mobbed and left for dead on that
very spot thirty-seven years ago. The wo-
man who dressed his wounds after the mob
had left him was among them. As Mr.
Douglass referred eloquently to those events
of far-of days his audience pressed forward
unwilling to lose word and there was scarce
y dry eye in the crowd. What change in
less than half century
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-16

Great Pond.
They had family reunion at Mr..
James Williams last Friday on account of a
visit from an absent son and his wife from
Fairfield. A bountifui dinner was provided
and after dinner, music. A short poem for
the occasion was read by Mrs. Emery an in
yi,ed guest, and then the party went for a
sail on the pleasant waters of Great Pond
The day passed rery pleasantly and hope
they will all meet again, if not here, beyond
the beautiful river" of which they sang.
Herbert Collar is building small steam
er for Great Pond.
Mr.. Jackson is building quite an estab-
lishment, large enough for dwelling house,
store and hall. Mrs. Emery has quite a
variety of dry and fancy goods that the
people find very convenient, as there has
been nothing Of the kind kept here before,
Amherst being the nearest place for shop
ping.
There has been q few Greenbaek and
Democratic lecturers here, but regret to
say no Republican. II al Greenbsck ora
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-16

The october .i.iIEfic ha- no serial story
but Instead gives one long short -tUry called
a FluTvutlnc Experiment" BY Constance
Feulmprc NOnlsou, one OF the best u Ameri-
can writer % stories: and another, Decd
aud by ", II. Bishop, author OF .pcimuli."
bT. William james. D. other Of H-nry JAmc.,
Jr.. writes = very Interesting and thoughtful
article on Great Men. Great Thoughts. and
the Environment" ''~OriaN.;ir aud other A.
.a..inaton.." ty JAme- Henry llAyuc, bring,
together many curious fact, for those who
study social Phenomena. The second part Of
the Intimate lite Of IA Noble German Family
/, quite engaging !, the hC,t part, and gisc-
Il, 4 most interesting insight Into the live, and
id-a- uf the higher classes ~ Germans. The
careful and valuable "Reminlsceuces Of wash
ington" thi- time relate 10 President Tyler'-
administration. Richard Grant white dis
course, Of the prey a.cnt habit OF drinking In
England. tsrining RIA National Vice" The
political article discusses the ''Bu-ine-, Issue-
Of the Prudential Canvas" People Of a
New England Factory Village" j. paper Of
genuine interest. Mr. Whittier ha- 3 rharae-
tcTisl,c, beautiful poem, The Minister,
Irsu- htcr.' Mr. Aldrch contributes 1 short
poem. "tomcdy," aud there also poems by
Robert LOU, Stevenson. Helen Barron Bo-t-
wick, |. Oppeuhrim. AMI Francis Ekin Allison.
several important recent book. are reviewed
Ia the careful and readable style for which the
ATLANTIC &, distinguished, aud the toulribu-
tor Club contains several bright little ESSAYS.
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kennebec County.


AUGJ,TA. Sept. Ia.
hennebec county returns with but two
small towns 10 hear from. which gave q
republican majority Of siN last year, shows
republican majority Of 1863.
Lindsey's majority in the Third District
i. abou, 300 Twelve Of the thirteen repre-
sentaiives in hennebec are republicans.
gam Of one from last wear
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Knox County.

RoCKLANp. Sept. Il.
Returns from all towns in Knox county.
except North Haven and Natinicus. give
DAVIS 2.sl6 Plaisted i,l2i. The Republ-
cans elect ID. y. Mortland Senator Wood
Judge Of Probate; Spaulding, Sheriff and
Ninal. County Commissioner
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Wurch's Majority.

BELFAST. Sept II.
Murch's friends claim 500 majority
which NAV be reduced to LEGO or coo
Waldo county complete. but one town. gives
Plaisted 1920 majority
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BASGoR--Ar :. Sch Wreath. Hoeigkins. Hyan.
MS.
AR 10. Sch \. X. Woodward, jordan, Boston.
Bo,roN-hr :, Schs Gangr-, Leach, New York
Emily casper. Ellsworth Revenue frccthy Sur.
ry.
Ar y sch Elizabeth Ray. Ellsworth.
NEW loRk-Passcri through Hell ,,ata S, sch
lilo thilrau, Fullerton. Ilpboken fpr III -wurth
Ars. Sch ta-ttliau, Means. Providence.
Cd 10, >fh Frank MAGE. Trcworgy; Irving
Leslie, iiaggerthy, Aquin lIayt.
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Plymouth Mass, Sept iO-Sch Wellington, Leach
loailcd with lumber. for Connecticut, went ashore
at Rocky Point in the southerly part of this town.
this morning, and is a total wreck. No Insurance
on vessel or cargo. The crew was saved by the
mate swimming ashore with line. The men %
Life-sasinx station No. 3, Capt stephen Holmes
rendered eficrut service. Sne was In Company
with two schooners last night Sch Wellington
broke up to-day AMI the lumber is piled up on the
shore. The Wellington sailed from Bangor on the
9th, struck the gale the sth aid 10 under reefcd
mainsaii and jib until THURSDAY morning, when
she lay OF and ON the coast. The captain thought
he was outside cape tud. having seen land
since Wednesday. Capt stephen Holmes OF Life
saving station No reports great quantities OF
lumber af'oat Oh Manomct Point. lie thinks there
i too much of IL to have come from the Wellington
alone A. therc we're two other lumber laden
Schooncrs in company with the wrecked schooner
on The afternoon before she struck. IL is fcared
that one or both were lost.
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The Legislature.

PORTLAND, Sept. II.
The latest returns from counties thus far
show the legislature to stand as follows
Senate Republicans Is. Fusionists l3 House,
Republicans 80. Fusioni,,s e.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-16

Any disease OF the Kidneys. Bladder.
Urinary Organs. Nervous system. or case
Of Lame Back. that cannot be cured by
DAYS KIDNEY PAD. cannot be cured by any
other treatment or remedy IN existence.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-16

DOVER, Sept II.
Returns thus far received from Piscataguis
indicate that the Republicans have elected
the entire county ticket, giving DAVIS ma
jority of 400.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-16

Tickets for all points west via. Pennsylvania
Central. and Boston and Albany Railroads from
Boston, or Grand Trunk Railway from Portland.
can be had Of & c. Burrn at the lowest rates.
Also tickets Portland by inside line Of steamer
Call and see him bstore purchasing elsewhere.
t.fF
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NJ a Il X f d.

Eil-worih-Scpt. Q. by Rev. j. II. MoOers.
Mr. F. ;. smith and Miss Clara +. Lord. both
OF Ellsworth
sept. !. by Rev. Dr. Tcnncy. at the resi-
dence Of thn brides parents. Mr.. jos. W. Arm
strong Of Salem. y. II =, and Miss Sarah l.. Jor-
dan Of Ellsworth.
Fremont July -. by W. ". A. Heath, Esq.
Capt Martin l.. Cliukard aud Miss Mary T.
Mace. both Of fremont.
Edmund~ Aug. ~, by Rev Il. +. Gardner.
Mr.. Aaron II. Garnet aud Miss Carrie X. Hunt
ley, both Of Edmuuds.
sept, :, by the same. Mr. Elbrillge Foster
and Mis-. Eizctts Cox. both of Edmunds.
Jersey CITY y. J..-scpt. II. BY the Rev j .
Lcuppie, Mr.. John +. Treworgy OF East Surry,
aud Miss Euretta Herbert Of Point Pleasant,
y. J.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-16

THE BEsT COUGH MEDICINE IN THE
WoRLD."-The old Vegetable Pulmonary
Bdlsam. Cutler Brothers & Co. Boston.
Small reduced to IS cts. Large, 81.
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tors was like Mr.. circuit think the party
would grow beautifully less.
Mr.. Mariner preached here one Sabbath
and as usual drew crowded house.
Sept 9th
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ID l f. ID

obituary notifies. b-soni fhs Dsfe. Name anil igs,
uHsf o, paid f'r al ~ rate n TN oesfs q iinS
Trcmoni-Aug. -, Eugene, only sou Of
Mr. and MIR. Lyman >omcs, aged months
sud day.
Aug. y, Bessie. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Alec. Norwood. aged vcars sud IL day~9
Deer Isic->cpt. :. Nellie Thompson, aged
Years.
Bronklin-Scpt. II, Capt. Julius +. Wells.
aged ~ years.
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ACENrs aNnCaNy.ssvus

Food is disested and assimilated b,
Malt Biiters. Hence increased flesh.
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MARINE LIST.
sell. u. $50.

8llsworsh Pert,
Wednesday, Sept. 8.
SAILED.
Sch Geo. B. Ferguson. Ferguson, Rontiout
sch Dexter Potter. Boston.
stmr. josie 4 Bella. Gotr, cots Island.
ARRIVED.
Sch Ralph Grant, Grant. Rockland
Thursday, sept. ..
ARRIVED.
och II W Cushnan. ferrill. Bar Hxrior.
Sch Julia Lima. Cook, Rockand.
sch Eagle, Sinclair. Boston.
Sch Grape, Lord. Lamoine.
Sch Vim Washington, Means,
stnr. Josie 4 Bella. Cot, Cots Island
Friday, Sept. 10.
ARRIVED.
Sch Olive Rranch, Whitaker Boston.
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Notice Of Foreclosure

NJ Office Is hereby given that George 4 E.ldriaye
IN did by his mortgage deed da ed Iune n :; INA
and Ieeorded in vol 100, page az, convey 10 me
me undersign certain lot or parcel Of Land siIuat
Bounded on the east by the town rad ie.dina
froia the wharf In said surry 10 the County road
formerly Of Celia Hinckiey, ON the west by land
of Geo. W. Alien, on Shs south BY the homestead
land and lot now or formerly Of s. J.. Treworgy
premises conveyed by Henry II. Eidridge 10 s;eo
b. tidridge, April Is ls76. The conditions az
said mortgage having been broken claim a fore
purpose. ~
EvRRARD II. GREEDY.
BY W. b. Campbell.
Au3s q, ASps aUa6
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viii send their celebrated tl,rtr,, NoliAic Belts
10 the AFFLICTED upon ~ day- TRIAL. >pc,ziy cure,
guaranteed. They mean what they say. Write
TO them without delay.
lys7 II
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-09-16

Mothers who have puny and irritable
Babies can secure health for the children
and rest for themselves, by using Pitchers
Vegetable Castoria. II !. As pleasant 10 take as
honey, and i. certain 10 cure Wind-Coiic, Sour
Curd. Rash and feyerishness and expel
Orms
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SAlIEIl.

SAILED.
Sch Ralph Grant, Grant, Rockland
steamer Josie & Bella. Colt. Cots Island.
saturday. Sept II.
ARRIVED.
Sch City Of Ellsworth. Grant, Portland.
Monday, sept u.
ARRIVED.
sch Victory, Millken, Boston.
Sch Laura aud Eliza, Sinclair -
Sch Rel Rover, Young, Boston.
Tuesday, sept II.
ARRIVED.
stmr. Josie 4 Bella. Cot, cots Island.
Wednesday, sept. Is.
SAILED.
Sch olive Branch, Whitaker. Rondout.
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New York Sun
FOR THE CAMPAIGN,

HE WEEKLY Sun will be found q useful auNil
larry by all who are earnestly working for the re
form 81 the National Government Relieving that
The evils which have 50 long beset the country
We cured only by change Of the party in power
luz SuN earnestly supports for President and
wee President, HANCOCK and ENGLISH.
In order that all those who sympathixe with our
purpose may most efficiently cooperate with US,
we viii send THE WEEKLY Sun TO clubs, or sin.
gle SUBSTITUTES, post paid for ~ enty i've enss
for the next three months
Address TINE Sun. New York CITY
| AIDES AND sroRE-KEEFERs-You can get Choics
6"ofs cheap. by writing Postal for our Price
List, which enables you order by mail the best way
and SEE the many Kinds II Merchandise keep sale
81 surprisingly low prices We send samples Ham
onrks i3orS, Rtbt"us, fringe>, &c, II requested We
sci h"'s sale and Retail for Cash down. cumbi-
nattn sy>tf enables "a quote very close prices
have 81 and s. packages notions which cannot be
bought for twice the money elsewhere all wanted In every
family None. returned II not satisfactory. Hoaghl0a
4 Nfffoa, fremont y Hatf1a
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Make from seS sO ID per week selling goods
for p e. klDEpJT 90. 10 hsrtlAs street. NsS 1ark
SEM faE their tatziu-us and ieTms l1rsi
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I" the Honorable Judge Of Probate Of the County
~ Hancock.
TiiE Undersigned Tam,"n e. cot. of Lowell
Mpl'lle-,N county and Commonwealth ut
Mt-~achu-"rs. guardian Il Lillian VI. Colt. min
~ Of Nilinm \ cot. lair II prand In our said
HAnH"fk t"uutt. le4'ta-cl respectfully represents
thAt sail wAr T. -clkrl and possessed ~ the fol
i"Wtr- Hes r''! rial c-ttr situated la -AlI trand
t. vii certain lot ~ land with the building.
standing thereon INK ~ Tn County road leading
{" a~tiuv. bounded on Tie north hs liant ~ New.
all HnLrhing-. on the east bJ NE sAi ouutv rpat
"n thu south hy land ~ Joseph rp-hy. That Il
would he for the h"ucht - ~arl ward to have the
-a!I r-tlic -uii aud the proceeds thereof put Al
interest Nhcrctur' your petitioner pray- that
she may ~ licensed o. accept An a,INIHtagcou, u
fer therefor NJ thirty uyv lullAT- and convey the
zane for the purp'-e Aforesaid tngIihcr with tile
TcFcrsiun VI TIE widow DOVER therein
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In port at Laguna. Aug .. Bark Belle Wooster
Higgins, from Galveston Tor New York
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STATE OF MAINE

HAscoCA. ss:-CoaTt OF Probate Ellsworth sept
Term. \. u lsSl.
Upon the foregoing pctition ORDERED That
said petitioner give public notice to all persons
Interested. by eIrsing u copy OF the petition and
this order thereon. To- b' publi-h ad thrnr week
succc- size ~ ~ the l.U-wo rth Amer tvah a news.
plIsr published in Ellsworth. ~ sald County
that they NAV appear ut Court OF ProIlt. Tor
sal County, to b. held at EllsW orth on Tia, thIr
tcruth day ct October neNt, ~ ten Of the clock
In the forenoon to show cause n any they have
why the prayer OF sand petitioner should n. / he
granted,
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Affect, !. :. DE1Skw NIFH, Register Pro Tenn
\ true copy Attest "A. b. DH1NkwATEs Reg'r
Pro. Tenn. .w.,
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City and County.
Religious Services In this City each Sunday

CoNGREGArroNAL.-Pr at 10 80 A.
VI. and Z. NJ. sabbath School in toe aftei-
noon. at ~ O'Clock, NJ.
BAPTIST Preaching nj and I-2 2. ". Sab
bsih School at T. n. Weekly Prayer Meet
ing, Tuesday evening at = l-2 O'Clock.
UNI-ARIAN.-Cburrhs ers ice at 10 80 A. NJ.
sunday school at II As A. NJ.
CATHnLIc.-prescbing al 10 l-a o'clock A.
". Ssbbsth School at Up N.
METHoDIsT,-Presehin at 2 and z. M
Sabbath School at | 7. NJ.
UNION TEMPERANCE NrrTrNG-every Su n
day at t IA 2. NJ. at the Methodist Vestry.
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Business Notices.

-kearney says the Chinese must go. but
before they go We wish 10 inform them and
everybody else that Addmsoa's Botanic
Bdisdm continues to win the day in curing
Coughs. Colds. and all difficult breathing.
Price. IS and - cts Trial bottles. 10 cts
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NE subscriber hereby gives public notice to
] all concerned, that she has been dull 40
pointed, and has taken upon herself, the trust o,
an A'lmlnls.IatriN with the Will annexed OF the
Estate of
JoSEPH REDMAN, Iate OF BrooksviIle in the
County OF Hancock, yeoman, decea sed by giving
bond as the law directs; she therefore requests ali
persons who are indebted 10 the said decease.il,
estate, 10 make immediate payment and those
VINO have any demands thereon to exhibis the
same for payment.
LUCY A. REDMAN
July 7, 1850. 3was
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Rising preceded in the Eastern portions by
falling barometer. stationary or lower temp
eraiure north TO west winds, preceded by
eas,ery winds in eastern portions. clearing
weather preceded by ram.
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N-~ Aa.era.-.e.s. Tint. week.

Wanied-F. Il. Aiken.
Probate Notices. z. Dorr.
Freedom Notice.. ID. Moore.
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HA>cpck. : .-tourt Of Probate Ellsworth, sept
Term, \. -. l~-n.
Accounts having been fled for -cttlemen, In
estates OF
BENJAMIN PREBLE. late IF SuH.raa.
iiarrie, Il Prebic Adu.N
JOHN Il. LUNT, late Of fremont,
\. {. MIihken, Admir-.
BENJAMIN BENSON. tate Of fremont.
VIM v. 4. Heath. Admir-. debonis non.
ORDERED That the sald Accountants, give
hou.e 10 an her7pns Interested, BY causing
asoPy q ~. "raer 70 D., BE- pbl, hsd .hre
can. printed ~ Ellsworth, that they may
appear at Probate Court to b- heliei.
Wednesday OF oct next, at ten OF the clock
III the forenoon, AMI shew cause. itauy they have
~e ny N" same SHOULD . n %. BE- e, 1liowsd
\ true cupy-Atte-t 4 +. DrfSkw.TtT r..
t'r, Pro. Ten. 5~es
To- the Honorable Ju'igc u Probate for the Coun,
y of Hancock.
TIE undersigned, Widow of Ebepe>er ~ nm
1 late o. sullivan, In -a,d County, deceased
respectfully represcqts that sald ,,tc.4-..d oi,4
seized ami Possessed OF Real Estate In which Ii.
l. lawfully en,tled 10 bower that mo mar, tbrr,sf
has bern assigned IL her Nv the heir, or tenant.
or by process of law. ami that she Is DESTROYS 10
possess ana occupy her Dover in st.yrralty
She therefore ptayS your Honor thar her bower
In said tagate may be assigned and set out Ia her
anu mat commissioners may b. appoint ed for that
~ y - $3.50 y, "a" anu hi-o appoint cont
mlssi"ners ~ set on her dover In the real t.tate
of her late husband.
~ ELIZA q, NIL.
August 9TH, lssD.
nTATk 0F MAINE
HANCOCK, 90 court of Z. obaie Ellsworth
August Term, \ H., lSsd.
Upon ne foregoing petition, ORDERED, tina,
SAM widow give public notice 10 all persons
Interested by causing copy OF this order 10 be
publi-hed three weeks sueoes.iyely in the ELS
worm American. anewspapor published IN Ellis
worth In said county, that they may appear at "A
Court OF Probate for said County to be held at
Ellsworth, on the LIST Wednesday In sept next
a. ten al the CLOCK In the forenoon, to show cause
II any ihey have, why the should not bs
granted
3g3a PABkER TICK Iua.a
Attest EuAs Z nnpp Reni.tnr n, NN'sN'
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The Weather.

WAR DEPARTMENT
Office Of the Chief Signal Officer
WASHINGTON. j.. C.. Sept. Id 4. ".
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HA>CpcK. > court Of Probate Ellsworth, sept
Term, a u. i>~n.
Accounts having been filed for settlemon, IN
estates OF
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Harvest moon fulls Sept. 18th.

Harvest moon fulls Sept 18th.
Rain fell Tuesday.
The conjunction of the planets did it.
Pores, fires have been prevalent in the
county during the last ten days.
The election was very orderly, but men
were never more busy than on that day.
Mr.. +. J. Perry left for Washington
Tuesday morning.
Probate Cour, in Buokspor, to-day,
"wednesday
The rain storm which commenced Tues
day morning has done a grea, amount of
good in this section.
Ellsworth was brilliantly illuminated
Monday night in honor of the Republican
victory gained here.
A heavy rain has fallen and the storm
is not vet over. During Tuesday night the
wind blew gale.
Towns. that have not already done so.
should send H. their vote for each candidate
on the tickets in order that our table NAV
be complete in our issue Of next week
DIR. l.. :. Chilcott. who has been prac-
ticing dentistry at Bar Harbor. will attend
lectures in Philadelphia this winter and will
resume his practice at Bar Harbor in the
Spring.
Where eiphers appear. in the tables
given this week, no returns have been re
ceiyed. If such towns will send their vote
in We will complete the tables and repub-
lish them next week.
On the constitutional amendments the
vote Of this city VAS as follows:
For plurality. 33i
Against plurality. ls>
For Representative for two wears, 37l
Against =" l0l
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ARRIVED

lily Of Ellsworth, Grant. Portland.
Monday, sept. u.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-12
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
BANKERS.
LIONS SAVING BANK,
DEsERET NATIONAL BANK.
WALKER BROS,
Second South Street
THE LONDON BANK,
MCCORMICK & CO.,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
GEO. SAvILLE,
Boots and Shoes.
GRO. DUNFoRD,
Hats, Boots and Shoes
JAMES PAYNE,
Boots and Shoes.
| N 2 ~ EkIGS
HENRY WAGNER,
California brewery.
KEYSER & NORTH,
Salt Lake City Brewery.
CANDIES AND CREAM
GEO. ARBOGAST,
Candy and Ice Dream.
First South Street
CLOTHING.
GOLDSMITH & CO.,
Clsthing, etc.
Main Street.
L. GOLDBERG,
Clothing, etc.
Main Street.
COAL.
A. GOULD,
Main Street.
DRY GOODS.
F. AUERBACH & BRO,
Dry Goods, etc.
Main Street.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
DAY & CO.,
General Merchandise.
Wholesale and Retail. Main Street.
z. @. NJ. l.,
General Merchandise.
Wholesale and Retail. Main Street
WALKER BROS,
General Merchandise.
Wholesale and Retail. Main Street
S. P. TEASDEL,
General Merchandise.
Wholesale and Retail Main Street.
G. F. CULMER,
General Merchandise.
Wholesale and Retail. Main Street
cRRIN ARD SEEDS.
t. G. ARMSTRONG.
Seeds, Grain, etc.
First South Street.
GROCERIES. FRUIT, arc.
LUCAS & MEAKTN,
Groceries, Fruit, etc.,
FRED. g. BYNGBERG,
Foreign and Domestic Fruits,
~ First South Street.
BOWRING BROS,
Groceries, Fruit, etc.
First South Street
GUNS, PISTOLS, ETC.
]. HEUSSER.
esns, Pistols, Tobacco. etc.
Main Street.
HOTELS.
VALLEY HOUSE,
South Temple Street.
WHITE HOUSE,
Cliff HOUSE,
Main Street.
IRON WORKS.
D. dunno,
Iron Gates, etc.
Second South Street.
SALT LAKE FOUNDRY,
Steam Engines, Boilers, etc.
One and half blocks south of U. @. r.
Depot.
HAYNES & SONS.
Boiler Makers.
South Temple Street.
JEWELERS..
JoSLIN & PARK,
Jewelry. Watches. etc;
O. L. ELIASON,
Jewelry, Watches, etc;
MEAT MARKETS.
w. PETERSEN.
First South Street.
WHITE & SONS,
Butchers.
First South Street.
MERCHANT TAILoRs.
JOHN HAGMAN.
Merchant Tailor
Second South Street.
JOHN TAYLOR & SON,
Commercial Street.
MUSICAL MgRCHARDISE.
GEO. CARELESS, ~
Pianos, Organs and Musical Merchandise,
,234 First South Street.
PHYSICIANS.
II. j. RICHARDS,
Physician and Surgeon.
Main Street.
PLUhBE Rs.
DAVID JAMES,
Plumbers Timers. etc.
West Temple Street.
DAVID EVANS,
Plumber knd Gashttsr.
Second South Street.
RESTAURANTS.
ARCADE RESTAURANT,
Main Street.
STOVES AND HARDWARE.
GEO. NJ. SCOTT & CO.,
Stoves, Tia and Sheet Iron Work
| Main Street.
WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
GEO. A. LOWE,
| Wagons, Carriages, Etc
First East Street.
STUDEBAKER BROS,
Wagons. Carriages, etc.
Main Street.
| Balm WAGON,
Wagons. Agricultural Implements, etc.
First East Street.