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The Vhig says Prof Stewart and
Wilkie Darling ESQ.,, met with an accident
at Bluehill Wednesday. They were riding
in an open express wagon when the seat
was displaced by passing through bad
hole in the road, and both of them were
thrown out. They struck the ground heavi-
". but fortunately received no serious in
juries. The roads in the country are in
fearful condition. and i, is almos, impossible
to drive over them without meeting with
some accident.
There is great need. in this city. of a
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty 10
Animals. Several Of our citizens were re-
Gently witnesses to a scene of cruelty for
which the perpetrator should be made to
suffer. A man named Arnold. while attempt
ing to back three horse team over a rough
place on one of the wharves. became enraged
and jumping from his wagon seized a stavc
and struck one of the horses over the head
with sufficient force TO knock him down. In
falling the horse dislocated one OF his hips
and the assistance of several men was re-
quired to get him TO the stable. Such a
man can only learn by fine. or fine and i'm
prisonmeut if need be, that the law will pro-
tect dumb animals from his cruelty.
The reccn; depression in Mining stocks
has already resulted in considerable injury
to the mining interests Of the State. 4
meeting Of officers Of several Bluchill COM
panies was held in Bangor Thursday. and
the following resolution passed and sent on,
with the attached signatures
Rcsoirei. that the attempt of the spccula-
tors to dcpreciaie the stocks of Bluchill
copper mines solely for selfish purposes. by
claiming that the stocks are for sale at prices
AZ which they cannot be furnished. and rais-
ing groundlc>s doubts a. to the intrinsic val
ne OF the properties is entirely uuvarranta-
bic: tina; any officer engaged in such bust
mes, j. worthy OF contempt, and ought TO he
removed at once from his office tor violation
of trust. Furthermore. We advise stock
holder, 10 stand firm. and We invite the
most searching scrutiny into the condition
Of the mines and their management.
tS'sncd).
\ e. lIamlin. director Douglass mine.
Charles llamljn. director Douglass nine
F VI laush;on. director Atlantic mine.
F. ". Hill. director Atlantic mine
c. +. Bragg, director Atlantic mine.
II. {. Martin. director Atlantic mine.
J. : Jcnnc,s. director Young lIccla mine
). X Prcntiss. director Young liec!a NINE
DAVID Bugbcc. director Twin Lead nine
J Il. Mason. director Twin Lead mine.
J ; Kicker. director Slower I'LL mine.
1 White. director Slower I'LL mine.
". 7. Hubbard. director Sto,cr Hi mine
VI. prehlc, director Central mine.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
dispatches to the Ellsworth American
MAINE NEWS.
Damages Recovered.
PORTLAND, April -

PORTLAND, April p.
In the Superior Court to-day Albert l..
Burbank recovered 81 .s62 against the Bethel
Steam Mil Company for damages to his
property BY fire which caught from their
burning mill. The ground was negligence
of mill company in regard to fire apparatus,
etc
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Chas. Jarvis. who died at Surrv on the
10Th inst, was man whose life, if worth of
character is to be commended, calls for
something more than the mere announce
ment that he is dead.
Mr.. Jarvis was one Of the few men who
made this life, TO an unusual degree. subor-
dnate TO the '.life that is 10 come" In all
his aims and purposes during the active
portion of his DAYS, whether As teacher.
director of that very prominent and impor-
tant element of religious worship-music,
or as a steward in the Christian Church. he
always manifested that sincerity and fidelity
to duty which convinced all who knew him
Of his perfect conscientiousness. He could
he trusted in any place, and in all places,
TO do Just what he believed to he right. The
question with him was not whether a certain
course Of action vas polite. but was it right.
This was the standard BY which he tested
everything that required his action.
Though furnishing an illustration of the
fact that whom the Lord loveth he chas-
teneth." his relatives and friends can now
console themselves with the thought that he
earned the welcome plaudit We'll done
good and faithful servant, enter thou into
the JOYS of thy Lord At last he has en-
tered into that blissful home where " the
wicked cease from troubling and the weary
are at rest.
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The death Of Mary Agnes Pet,ingill. no
ticcd in the Amcrlcnn Of last week. was the
first that has occurred in the membership ~
Neal Dow Lodge. l. q. G. r.. OF this CITY.
This fact itself would have made the event
one OF special sadness; but aside from that;
sister Peitingill. though Young, hal act
iycly identified herself with the interests Of
the lodge tina, she could not but be greatly
missed Besides DONG much to enlarge
our membership, she held during the fall
term. the o;Ficc Of W D. NJ which she
filed with fidelity that NAV well be imi,a-
ted by her successors. Especially memora-
bic j, her punc;uality. Not once was she
absent from her post, till comp,l'oi ~ III
health. On the last night Of her attend
ance 50 fcch. was she that It was With diff
Guilty that she could perform her duties OF
the Juvenile Tcrnplar, she was an honorary
member and often rendered the organization
valuable assistance ~ her brother and
sister tcmplars We recall with pleasure the
woman,ne,s Of her Young life Her services
a, teacher IN the sabbath School. her alice
tionA,c interest in her family and friends
her loving trust in her Saviour IN her sick
ues, her tender PRAYER for her friend, Ju.;
before she died, are all ,cndcrl, cherished
In their b,rca, cncu, We commend the ,trick-
en- family to Gins; for sympathy whsle en-
dca,or,ng ourscl,c, 10 initiate the zeal and
fidelity Of her whose work ui,h u, has 50
soon ended
In behalf the Lodge.
I. T. " Com.
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Hancoek-March 2sth, by Rev. ID. N. Cur
ti,, Mr.. Edwin $. Springer. Of Franklin and
Miss Ida +. Springer, Of Hancock.
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ID l r j :.

Obituary notices, beyond the DATE, Name and Age
mast he paid for at the r0fs Of ten cents line.
Ellsworth prit 23rd, Andrew 5. Tourte-
otfe, aged IL years and 2 months.
Lamoine April %. Mrs. Flora Ellis, aged
% years and mos.
Cots IsIand-April 10th. Philip Moor,
aged 30 years and months.
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April -! lN>1.
ASS,. yud. Court April Term. 1870.

OFFICERS OF IHE cot HI
AErENA> LIBBY. Js'iqs, Prr,diag.
IL g. SAUNDERS. Girrk
Gfo. NJ. WAERIS. fotn'y .iv,ru,y.
4 K Dr,IREtN. >bsld
Mi, AERiE PUI>IFtE. Ntcn,yrIyker.
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LOG Al NOTICE.

Feeble digestion. sick headache, dizzi-
ness and faintness cured by Malt Bltters-
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MARINE LIST.
Elis~ orsh Port.

EIIs~o rsh Port.
wclnc .,lay. April q.
ARRIVED
>ch Julia Elna Cook. sullivan,
THURSDAY, April y.
ARRIy I'D
~4.h IIu--ar Hart. Bluehin.
,.h sarah Elizabeth. Curtis, Ear lIarbor
SAILED
Sch Mechanic, Iunt. Bar Harbor.
~ch Durn', Mann, >urry.
Friday, April ..
ARRIVED.
Sch Louisa Wilson, Alley.
SAILED.
Sch Ralph X. Grant. Grant. RpckiaBd.
Sch Marcclln-, Remick. New York.
Sch MAry Cushman, Pait-n, Boston.
sch Agricola, Whtm0re, Providence,
Tuesday. April -.
ARRIVED.
sch Ralph X Grant, Grant Rockland
S,h Telegraph, Eemick, Rockand
SAILED.
Sch Julia Edna. Cook Ear Harhor.
Sch Catherine Jordan. New York.
Sch senator. BOnsey, >urry-
Wednesday,: April2 ..
ARRIVED.
~ch 1aressa. Pratt, Boston.
sch Dexter, Potter, do.
SAILED.
Sch Hussar, Hart. Bluehill
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The Weather.


WAR DEPARTMENT.
Office Of the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON. ID. e.. Apr. 2S-l An. }
Indications.
For New England rising barometer ;
cooler northwest winds aul clearing wealth
er. followed in Southern portions by partly
q nufy weather.
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TREAsURER's OFFICE,
Augusta, April II. 1850.

@hH~hHests ~hfiA its Ao"'s
I1PON the following townships tracts of land
~ not liable to Ike taxed In any town, the follow.
Ing assessments for county tax of 1850. were made
BY the County Commissioners OF Hancock County.
March -, 1850
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n AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
PICTORIAL.
1 HISTORY OF 1uB WORLD

Embracing fIH and authentic ac-ounts & svvrv ma
iiou 81 ancient and uio,jsrr times and nciin- lis
if' ~ TIE tt> au fall = The 'rk ai Roman Empr.s
'he Hiie Ar the crusade the fsutAl system. tIl
rsfruaaa- hs is,vvsrs siBl seiilefnenf ~ ne NV
World etc. rfr.
~ f''fiaih@ 80 fPF historical rUEraytu1s api
nirst cumpas'r HStuF1 ot tlr NarI eN.r published
~'u, tHr .EFt'lru pages Aud extra agent.
Aiirrss NGrt.NAL fyHt ISufNL tu.. Fh.at.!pa.a H.,
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City and County.
Religious Services In this City each Sunday

CoNGREGATIoNAL.-Pre at 10 80 A.
N. and ! r. VI. sabbath School in tue sftei-
noon, At IL o'clock, NJ.
BAPTIST Preaching At and r. NJ. Sab
bath School at z. n.
UNTrARIAN.-church service at AIS and
$50 p. NJ. sunday school At z. NJ.
CATHoLIc.-Preschngs al 10 l-2 O'Clock A.
N. Ssbbsth School at 2P. N.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at 9 and Z. M
Sabbath School at I =. NJ.
UNION TEMPERANCE NERrING-every sun
dsy At IA z. NJ. at the Methodist Nestry.
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domestic Porte.

BosToS-Ar ~. Sch Forester, Ray, Ellsworth
snow squall, Hanson, Bueksport; Tamerlane
Fitzpatrick: Forest King. Tinker Machias
DITCH ISLAND HARBpR Ar y, Sch Fair Wind,
Wocdari.
NEW YoRR-ir 49, Sehs Agnes, loung, Calais
Harvest Home. HO.igkins, Virginia for New Hay-
en- Castillisn. Means, Ellsworth; Delaware Fer
reil do, Ganges, Leach, Brewer, for Newark; Clio
Chilcott, Fullerton, Wareham; Joshua Grindle
Frcethy. TuNpan.
ar -, >chs Dexter. Clark; William Archer
Beliaty, for ROndOut; Forest City, Moon. Els
worth.
sALEa-Ar 10, Sehs Dolphin. Jordan Calais, foF
Providence, samuel Lewis, Moor, Ellsworth. for
do
Ar II, sch Yankee Blade, - John, y H.
FRovlDRNCE-Arl L., sch Agnes, Young, Calais.
Ar q sch Agnes, Young, \.
Ar y, sch Dolphin, jordan, Calais; Retlondo,
Belts, Ellsworth.
PHILADELrHA-Ar q, sch Georgietta, Lord,
Norfolk.
Ar ., Sch David Faust, smith, Ellsworth
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New Aaserstseaeass Thts " eek.

Probate Notices-C. I. Dorr.
Highlands Copper Mining Company.
Commissioners Noticc-MArcycs \ Hamor.
Hancock County savings bank {. Burrill
sale \ supper Lasiic, Congregational Church.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-27
bombay naoOh Land Company.

The stockholders OF this company
held q meeting on Wednesday evening,
and the act of incorporation granted by
the Legislature In 1873 to Henry N.
Wisksrsham, was made over to those
present. The following officers we're
then e's, ted:
President-F. Breitinger.
Vice Presideut-Gecrse Abele.
Sseretary--F. Scheu.
Trsasuref--John FehrenhaOh.
Observation-Disclosures Schsu.
The association decided to issue three
hundred shares OF stock. Not lesB tb an
four nor mora than twenty shares will
be Issued to any psrsou.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-27
The porry Oar Coupler.

For some three weeks past, ". V.
Perry, President of the Perry car Coup
ling Company has been in this city ef
fscting a settlement with the Edge Moor
Iron Company, for services rendered
two years ago in perfecting the patent.
Owing to some difficulty in the con-
structien of the bar Mr.. Perry
did not have his invention completed
here but went back West and had 1t
finished. A strong company has bean
organized of which Mr.. Perry as al
ready stated Is President, and c. W.
Howlsndsof this city is one Of the Di'
rectors, and the coupler has been in
troduoed into the western roads with
euoh encouraging success that its gen.
eral use on oil the roads in the country
ia assured. Mr.. Perry has made 3 sat
isfsctory settlement with the Edge
Moor Company and will start back to
the West again buoyant with the bril-
liant prospects of the Perry Car Coup
ler. We wish him an abundance OF
that success which he so deserve1ly
merits.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-27

For plastic and gravel roofing, leaky
tin and shingle roofs recosted and made
water. tight, and repairing of all kinds
of roofs, call on Robert Atkinson, at
Samuel Hanna & Co.'s hardware store,
Fifth and Market streets.
1t not only affords satisfaction but is
also matter of economy to buy your
clothing OF Jas, 7. Mullin & Son, Sixth
and Market streets, next to City Hall
They have few odd los, which must
be- sold.
Grams Fluid Lightning and Pixies
Toothache Drops will cure toothache in
two minutes. For sale by Taylor &
Fullerton, Druggists and Apothecaries,
302 King street.
Call on Geo. B. Mstzner, 1oS East Sd
street, for clean shave, hair cut OF
shampoo. Dyeing q specially. Tobacco
and cigars, best quality, constantly OF
hand.
We have a Dome stio Cough Sy NJ
which we can recor med as reli ,hl
cough. remedy. West End Pharmacy
] Seventh and Jefferson streets,
Daily Republican., 1880-11-27
Ceant@ muu ane WhlBkey.

John Graham, Fifth and Adams sts.,
for some weeks has observed that his
stock Of whisbcy has been steadily de-
crsasing in come mysterious manner.
Owing 10 the suspicious conduct of Cas-
sic Weloh, q servant, he was led to
watch her movements. Lsst evening.
when the girl had removed the victusls
from the supper table and carried them
10 the cellar he followed.
Having deposited the edibles in o
convenient spot Cassie seized porter
bottle and procured troA an adjacent
cssk o half-pintof whiskey valued at
$5 per gallon. Mr.. Graham Immediately
faced til girl and being sure it was she
who had bssn robbing him, told her
shat he could dispense with her services
hereafter.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-27
PersoaiaI.


Same Z. Hr.ranit, father OF ex-
|Ersrn5r HArtraOfs, died at Norristown
|nE inesday.
Pys.isnt Hayes has promised to be
k,4.at at the dedication OF Pardec
|ElI i, Easton, next Tuesday. A mum
la ot other distinguished persons will
present.
Seeker Randall ia confined to the
koss At his summer residence, B4rwyp,
EsAtr county, with illness, With the
Im, J.u5 Of malarial fever.
E.lus Hubbard, the rich Connecticut
! nj WAC created q sensation several
g,n, seo by RAINING away with her
srhr's coachmau, Is now sseims.res'
Il Hartford, and her husband ID still
DscDman.
Elgs, A. Poe Ia to have a statue eTeot-
N 10 his memory in Central Park
kv Yc,k. II IA proposed that on the
Blai7nsary of Pos's birth, January 20,
mr.,s If dramatic psrtormsucss be
sIyen aid tho purpose, as the poet
kstAe in Of an actor aud an actress.
Jsy iJall has bought a New York
k7 b.ack and proposes erecting a nine
tory bltlling, to be occupied by the
Eull newspaper, which hs now con.
ROl3, IL, American Union Telegraph
loIpsDy aud his own Offices.
James l.. Pugh, the new Alabama
enstor, Is sixty -one years old, ma
kve Of Geyrzla, and moved to Alabama
Then i9gr years old. He was loft an
rphaD when eleven years old, and
ShHe still youth he carried froh'
Ter mai tgO lines a week in order to
Iru enough to pay his school expenses
y rest OF the tune. He Is said to be
Pan 0! exceptional ability.
Arf. / will be- the l2:h Of the Pres.
aa educated at eoIlsge. Washing.
Jackson, Wan Buren,, Harrison,
pr, Fillmore, Lincoln and Johnson
Ersr ven. to collage, Grant was ed
aIsl at West Point, the two Adam
St Harvard, Jef4rson and Moxros
d Tyler st William and Mary's col
II M4dison at Princeton, Polk at the
tiTr.sily OF North Carolina, Pierce at
lEiYin, Buchanan at Dickinson,
ge at Kenyon and Garfield at viii
Daily Republican., 1880-11-27
4O4 MARKET ST
CRAN4ER STORE ,oa f. s1xru ST.
WILMINGTON, DEL.

NRANGER STORE, 10S f. SIXTH ST.
NJ "Sakes olive, Aunt sally, is that your
thought you were n elephant" No won
der. Jane, am coming from the Granger
store; look at my kettles, this one has 10 lbs.
OF their famous mince meat, 8 Hs. for 25:
and supeTintended by themselves, then you
know it is clean and good; this Bettle has 60
bs. OF their apple butter, 4 lbs. for ESQ.,; this
Kettle has 8 fbs OF their famous French n us
tard at l2G. tb Jane take your kettle and set
an fb. mixed in rest French style; in this
kettle have quarts of Jasper syrup at 30c.
qt., too good to talk about; In this kettle
qts. Of maple syrup 'cr buckwheat cakes. and
bavo tb9. currants 26c., 40 qts oranberriss
at &c. qt., ! gallon can peaches 25c,, 8 lbs. of
excellent butter &c bs. cherries 25c., fbs.
evaporated apples 25c. No wonder l look
like an elephant, l am loaded up 80 but l am
going back again to Tc3 X Sixth street for
al Iothsr load. I. NJ. Wier Is the man for me.
ll26f6t
Daily Republican., 1880-11-27
Sguthsru obedience.

Z GOV B. +. Perry, oisouth Carolina
stooa hoard from again. He says
& tla Southernars arc under many
aI4E.i0ns to the Northern Democrats,
b "aavc never deserted them in a
el9ction," Che Governor
td:l Iy clearly remembers the con-
IT,! 1864 aRd that they owe the Re.
Ibh'an Party nothing but scorn and
|Eei Sge,king At South Carolina,
bay: "Tlars is no doubt that the
|o'tt people have a majority in The
El', aud If they were solid | tonld
|Hy The state elections. We have
\ grover Of preventing this and crush
|gont the Radical party In South Car
pa, II We will only exercise IL. Let
Drm0crat rcat his land to Radical
biz or employ q Radical, unless he
\. t-1mlse to vote u Democratic ti0k
Commence at OHcs and do not wait
FlI a4 election is coming on. In the
|Ttt .'uD!ics ofSouth Carolina and in
Eaa, Alabama, and Mississippi they
~ dnce6s3tulIy adopted this plan,
Eno there are two, three, and four
|Nlta voters to one white voter"
Daily Republican., 1880-11-27
Prs6perOus and Progressing.

Millard f. Davis, our young and en-.
terprising jswsler. clock and watch
merchant, No. 9 East Second Street,
has been 30 prosperous in busine 49,,
that he has besn under the necessity
Of enlarging his store, setting back a pc.
tition aud reversing safe, thereby
making more elbow room for his mum,
erous customers. Mr.. Davis has a
large assortment of the best kind OF
jewelry, silver aud plated ware, watch.
es and clocks. He iS accommodating and
polite and as consequence has col-
slant rash Of customers.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-27
While at tive brook the wood nowors &,
sPEtIAL sl lENTION.
The Great Lung Care.

DR.. Simms' White Pnlmopic Balsam,
for lang and throat diseases ; famous
as remedy in these terrible com
plants. Relief has come, and the af.
hlctsd have hope in using this great
unexcell9d lung meiicine. SOC. and ST..
Sold by dealers and at main depst, 4th
and King streets, Wilmington ; Plila.,
602 Arch street.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-27

President OF tho company asked If h'
wanted to sea the ''bogusns .hnaks ol
the "genuins" books? All this We car
prove and more.
Taking of evidence Cor the defense
WAS then commenced.
George B. Money, sworn--I Wai
President OF the Delaware State Fir.
A. Marine Insuranes Co. In June Of
1875, being the first President; | con-
tinued in the ofios until the LAST oi
December OF ths same year. Witness
was asked to tell all about the organ.
ization OF the Company. This was OBJ.
jectsd to BY Mr.. Lors on the ground
that the Court could not go into the
affairs of the Company prior to the re.
organization in 1875. Mr.. Money was
then Withdrawn temporarily.
Abram Fortenbaugh, swOrn--l resids
In Halifax, DsuphiI County, Pa, anu
a storekeeper by business; served 10
the Pennsylvania Legislature an
somewhat acquainted with lands in
Jackson and Jefferson townships, Dsu.
phin Co. He was then handed title
deeds, and said from the description
there set forth he recognize1 land on
which he was 10 1an. 4g 1 It was said
TO contain 1924 acrsp, 2naF previous to
1878 1T was said to belong TO D. K, Mo
Clure; was on the land last Saturday
With Evans Pennington and J. Il Pierce,
when he examined 1t in 1878 be bad q
a surveyor With him;slso one Jonathan
Spade. lie said the land was moun
tain land, with little timber on all Of
it; not more than 100 acres we'll tim
bered; am familiar with the value ol
land there.
Mr. Lore objected to the witness being
asked his opinion as to the value pc,
acre, because the specification in thu
pleas being general and not specific in
it's bearing. The objection was over
ruled, the Court saying the plaintiff
should have demErred ID tao pleas il
they were objectionable.
The witness went on to say that b.
would not give 81 an acrs for ths land
he would not do it thsrs were NJ
roEd through the land except suca al
had tesa made by the charcoal .eami
and the wood teams that in his iudg
msnt the timbar has bs'n ont off thi:
land about fifteen years besides th,
100 aere5 Of good timber lend the res
Of 1t is ovsrRroWn with scrub oak
pe7er knew of any mineral coal havinf
been mined there, have lived there sine
1854, but never heard Of any soal OIL
iro1 mined there thers are no bald
iAgs or other Improvements on th'
land : | might loan 81 900 on thu
200 acres IL assured the title wa'
good, bat would not cara to loan evo1
this much. Knew of shafts having
bean sunk in one place, but saw hi
signs Of coal knew where Lyken'i
Valley, q COAL field was ; never kpes
OF any coal being found south of Ly
ksn'a Valley; and this tract is south o
that valley.
Defendants offered certified copy o
four mortgages on the land. They az
gregated $35, 900, and we're given tt
parties in Delaware City. Admitted
without objection.
Mrs. Elisabeth l.. Lummis, sworn--l
had policy for insu 'aacs in the Della
ware State Mutual lBJ and Marine In
suranoe Company. Policy shown ant
identified.
Mr.. Bates then offered in evidenc
the insurance policy and read part o
1t which declares that in case Of los
the insurance company ia only liable
for Z OF the same and the insured shal
bear the rest.
Court then adjourned until 10 0o'clocl
to .m0rr0w.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-27
Tho TevoTnAchr0phGue. Q.

Mr.. Mathew +. Hsydeo, agent, has
lust put up thro3 to'omlchropholes in
Bancroft Brothers Offices, up tho Bran
dywine. They are sald to give very
general satisfaction. MIR. Haydsn II
also putting in some down At the
Harlan & H,llingsworth Company
yards.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-27
II Never Rains bat P0urs.

So it would seem from what Mr..
James R. Young, Of Owstenna, Mimi,
recently wrote us. Mr.. Young says ::
"My wife was afflicted with very
severe sore throat, in July, and three
children similarly troubled. st. Jacobs
Oil was used, and a complete cure was
the result. Can recommend it to all
O n irtad -
Daily Republican., 1880-11-27
EhA ahllhNE.

War Department, Office of the Chief
IA! Oihosr, Washington, Nov. 27-l
E,saGstions for Saturday-For the
|'a'7 Atlantic States, lower baroms.
5%'t'onary or higher temperature,
l'nh y, veering to eastsrly or eouti e
" Siads, partly cloudy or cloudy
FalAef, with suow.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-27
Dancing hosiahlo.

One Of the most pleasant dancing
socia bles that has taken place this sea-
son was the one given in the Opera
House lecture room on Thanksgiving
afternoon by J. E. Heal, j. T. Laws
and W. J. Young. 50 successful was
the affair the young men have conclud.
cd to repeat 1t on Christmas at ernoon.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-27
Hive and HSf Live

R. P. Carey is selling good fresh bee
at as:onishingly low prices. Good stew
ing beef, 6 to s cts. good roast, S to II
cts. best roast, II to IA cts. steak, i
to IA cts. ; best steak, l6c. Stalls II
and IL Third street market.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-27
A Good Word.

From the Boston Daily Advertiser.
TIE meeting Of the Women's Natios al
Christian Temperance Union wEish
closed its Sessions in the Clarendon
stre3t church in this city lew weeks
ago, constituted somewhat remark.
ablB assembly.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-27

From the steady, flm and regular
boat Of the heart, replacing Interrupted
and feeble action Of that organ, demon
straFsi in variety Of cases, Fellows
Compound Syrsp OF Hypophosphites is
known to excrt q powerful tonic Sff:o,
On the muscles of the heart.