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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-03
Periodicals.
1850.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE.
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Its contents are contributed by the most eminent
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the long experience of IT, publishers has made
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public, which they will spare effort to crafty.
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rent Number
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-03

so-John u. Cough, who Is regarded by most
people as good authority on all questions pertain
Ing TO temperance, bu, who. we think, sometimes
puts matters n little too strong, says;
"In England the intoxiea,ion among the ladies
is fearful. II have seen two weli-dressod young
women In hrst.class railway carriag draw their
aasks from their pockets and drink from them, no,
even using cups. They go from one confectionery
store 70 another and drink sherry until they have
90 20 home In cabs"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-19

The New York Tablet, eminent au,hurit,
With Catholic lrishmcu, has the following
word ;oE Irish independence in polite, |;
Is strange but nevertheless, true. ,h4, the
Irish vote Is YEARLY becoming more and more
Republican. particularly in ,hi, city and
State. \ few Year, ago Al lri,hman vas a,
orthodox IN his Democratic faith A. in his
religion, creed. Indeed, with him u vote
thr Republican ticket was 4 crime Of such a
helnous nature 4, almost 10 uStracize him
from fellowship with his eoun,rymen The
thinking portion Of our fellow Irish citizen,
are every year becoming more imbued with
the idea that no political party should own
them or have a vested interest in their votes,
and are consequently ready and willing to
vote for the candidate and party that. in
their opinion. are the most likely to promote
the general Interest,", Of the country, and To
Keep alive and foster true republican docrri-
mes and principles"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-19
Democratic County Convention.

The Convention was called TO order by
Levi d. Wyman. Esq, Of the County Com
mittee, who made speech endorsing fusion
and Withdrawing his name a. candidate
for Clerk Of Courts.
Hon. Chas. A. Spoaord OF Deer Isle. was
nominated for temporary chairman and
Alon1a Higgins Of Eden. for temporary
Secretary.
On taking the chair Mr. Spoford made a
speech in which he endorsed fusion. and
eulogiEei Messrs. Wi,well. Young. and
Bartlett.
Nj. Richards Of Ellsworth. moved tina;
the committee on credentials he dispensed
With and all gentlemen Of democratic pro
el.vitieS be admitted a. members Of the
Convention.
Mr.. Hamilton JOY Of Ellsworth, moved
that the cts Of Ellsworth be excepted. and
tie motion. with Joy's amendment. was
adopted
Mr.. Lake Of liucksport. moved tina, the
temporary organization be male permanent.
Carried.
John D. Reiman Of Ellsworth. moved
that a committee o. four bc appointed by
the chair to meet similar committee
from the Greeuback Convention to select q
county ticket. The following were APP
pointed Hopkins Of Orlanl. Tolman Of
Deer Islc. Peter 5 Moore of fremont. John
Moore ~ GngldsborD.
Mr. Wood of Boston. vas intro luctl. Who
made a few remarks. Mr.. SPofFonl spoke
again. and J. r. Rclman o. Ellsworth. made
a speech in which he said We have
made trade With the Grcenhlckcrs In
which we agree e. support Gen rlas,tcd
for Governor, snI they arc 70 support an
electoral ticket composed of three d''no-
cra's anil four grrcnbAckcrs. the whole o!
which will vote f1r HAns,ak If ncce,sar, to
cleo; him
Thr old County Committee were reap
pointed The eontercna committee report.
81 thu sane county iickc: A. IN the Green
back convention. except the name 81 James
A. MrGown fos REGISTER % Probate. instead
Of Mr. Move. u Sullivan. ~hpsc name wts
NJ; reported al al in ihi. Con,e niion.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-19
Councillor Foster,

The Fusion Mass Meeting SATURDAY after
noon was by no means largely attended, and
Councillor Fosters statements, relative TO
the State Steal, ''fell like a wet blanket" as
an old Democrat expressed it, on those who
were present. The burden Of Mr.. Fosters
speech was that he was ian innocent Abb
gail" and II there was a Judas in the camp
he did not know who he was. The speech
was more remarkable for what the speaker
did nat say than for aha, he did say. ~ an
explanation which would justify the acts Of
Gov. Garcclon and hts Council il was a total
failure. lie did not explain how the name
Of Oliver 7. Bragdon was changed to Oliver
y. Braglon aud Fusion Representative
counted in his place
lie did not explain how the name Of Hen
r, =. Walker Of Hebron. was changed to
Henry -. Walker mos, glazing forg-
ery-and Fusionisi counted in has place.
lie did not explain how the name Of 10
siah H. Slower. Of DAYTON. was changed 10
Josiah l. Sto,cr hy which another Fusion
1T Wa wrongful, seated
Tie did no; explain hoW the name of
George n Wakefield Of Berwick. VA
changed to Gcorcc L. Wakefield. aud his
ga; given 10 Fusionisi.
We might add a large number Of equal,
glazing forgcrie> which Mr.. Foster not only
did not explain but did no, even ailulc TO.
thinking probahl, tina, the, we're unimPort-
ant. bat the people regard them a, decided,
Important. and too much 50 to he disrc-
gardcd b, the leaders who are asking their
Suffrage.
The siatemcu; Of Mr. Foster, tina, 4 an,
wrong Was d'ns he did M, kuow of it. g..
not sufficient 1t was hi, 3afy. a, sworn
officer 81 the STATE. "a know % j, and a. an
honest official TO expose At, and the people
v..l show by their vote. tina, they are as IN
tolcran; of inofFicea, officers a. 81 those uho
are reckless or di.houes, IN the discharge Of
duty.
The whole proceeding. Of Saturday made
Republican votes and arr ackno~ lodged D,
candid Demoetai. to have been a setback
To their party.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-19

The Boston 4drertiser, in commenting on
the nomination Of Gen. Neal Dow rs a can
didate for president, wisely says:
Ii is piece of the basest ingratitude for
a Maine prohibitionist to give the least
countenance to the movement, The Re
publicans of that State have done more to
give the system advocated by this party a
fair trial than the party itself would have
done by national legislation. From the
VERY organization Of the Republican party
in Maine it has gone the uhole length Of the
prohibitory principle. IL is entitled to the
support Of the most violent prohihi,ionsts.
lnasmuch as the Republicans Of Maine are
not political idiots they will scarcely bc at
trac;ed to party which goes no further IN
attachment to what they regard as temps$
ancc principles than their own, and away
from one which perceives some other gucs-
tons worthy Ia I've considered as matters Of
national Importance. General Dow knows
well enough that every vote he Will get in
Maine will he distracted from party which
has ever been ready 10 try any prolnbii0ry
u1strum Of which he was the author. and
will increase the chances of fusion of poiItl-
cal rl-cus and ,agab1nds, Who would. II
they dared. reverse all tina, hc has 50 labo-
riously accomplished in the las, thirty years.
II It were not for The sincere belief Of Re
puhlicans 10 the wisdom u prohibition a. a
temperance measure. It might be- found thar
the part, would b. IndispoScd 20 take ord
crs from the most conspicuous champion OF
the system. and submit without niurmur tn
the cApriCious dcSeItion Of that person At a
time when votes are needed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-19

The advocate, Of separate party MOVE
mon; based upon Temperance d, thu .,.ac.
mus, b. pretty vel discouraged b, the
csent> Of tie pas; week \ lev Of them
ami there are reg few o. them IN Hau-otk
COUNTY --vcrr inflated ~.th the idea tina,
they we're so.us To- capture the Temperance
organization, bodily. tina; they could u>e the
public gathering, Of Temperance people
called 10 promote the temperance cau.e--for
their oSn purpose, Of par,i4an discussion.
and 10 strengthen a weak cause. and they
sought TO deladr people with the false I'M
preston tina, And J Chase. G. ". {. r.
who VA announced 10 speak II meetings Of
Good Temp.ars. in the county. vouId en-
dor>e their movement. and lead the Good
Templars Of the county at hi, will INTO their
ranks. They entirely overlooked the non
partiIan principle, Of the organization, and
;ha; Mr.. Chase j. not an auiocrai nor does
be aspire 10 such position. and they were
completely overw htlmed with his emphatic
condemnation Of their scheme. and hi. a.
sertlon Of the fact that i, is impossible for
the Order Of Good Templars to lie used for
any such purpose. The position Of Special
District DEPUTY" in Your issue Ct Aug. 18th.
is strongly endorsed by Temperance men.
aud those belonging to the Republican party
feel that the prohibition Of the liquor traffic
is fundamental principle Of the pary, and
there is no need Of going elsewhere, when
there are issues demanding our united ex-
| preston. We believe that If the proper in
| faenoe Of Christian and Temperance men is
exerted, Temperance principles and prohibi-
! tory laws will be better promoted and en-
| forced by the strong party which has carried
/ forward such great moral reforms. and made
80 much progress. than by a weak faction
without power or influence among men, and
I led BY those who have no faith or depend
ance on God for the success Of their cause.
We are souy to see that great injustice
| is done Mr. Chase in last weeks issue By
! the insertion of a communication TO the Port
/ land Press. which was retracted BY the editor
of that paper ia its next issue, the editor
I knowing the statements to be untrue. bu,
unfortunately accompanying the retraction
with rumors equally false. 1t is well known
that Mr. Chase has acted with the Republi-
can party for the past fifteen years a. con
sistently a. any conscientious Christian TEN.
per=nee man could, reserying 10 himself thu
right to withhold his vote from any man
who opposed the execution Of our laws
Mr. Chase has devoted himself for several
years past to the promotion of the temper.
ance cause and building up the order Of
Good Tempiars, and he will not be likely BY
any unwise movement TO destroy what he
has so well buiided. Those who have heard
him speak. are convinced of his earnestness
and impressed with his good sense, and real
ize that he is determined not TO be driven
from the Republican party by those who
would ruin it by forsaking its principles, and
multiplying the laws. X.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-19

The Washington correspondent of the
Boston Journal writes that the census returns.
are coming in quite freely from the southern
states. and the remarkable and unexpected
heavy gains over the last census occasion
very general surprise in official quarters.
In some sections of the South, where i, was
clear that the population had fallen off, the
returns show an increase from thirty to fifty
per cent. The opinion is quite freely ex-
pressed that heavy frauds have been perpe,
ua,ed for political purposes. There is seri-
Gus talk of ordering the census taken over
again in some sections of the South. Gen.
Walker of course will say nothing nor ex-
press any opinion until the complete returns
are in. The President is quoted as saving
that he does not believe the census has been
correctly taken in some of the Southern
States.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-19
A Cold Reception.

J. 7. Bass, Esq, Of Bangor, met with
VIVA, might well be called cold reception a,
the hands Of the Fusionists here in Els
worth. SATURDAY. evening.
Mr.. Bass was unfortunate in arriving so
soon after the Convention. Is the partie.
were soured over the results of the day and
. in no mood to listen 10 another Bangor fl-
sion orator.
On arriving here it was thought, at first,
that by getting the Band out. an audience
could be collected, and a prominent Demo
crat vas applied TO to introduce Mr. Bass
but he positively declined to mix in the az
fair at all aud after some further oonsulta-
ton it was decided to give up the attempt Of
public meeting. Mr.. Bass was invited
however. to address the Hancock and Eng
lish Club, which he did. RECALLING the mem
beers with some vulgar stories which were
neither edlfying nor elevating. 1t was not
an inappropriate ending to the days per.
formances.
If Republicans here could be assured OF
one or two repetitiOns of the speeches de-
lvered here SATURDAY., they could carry the
election BY the largest majority ever thrown
by them.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-19

4 pera>al q Fusion paper, Ia thu, State
and the load mou;hcd declarations II windy
ncmocrai, would leave homes; men go .u--
pose iha; the coates; ia Ma.nc !, to be- d
close snd doubtful! one such O. no; the
case. The brag, the .landcr.. the lie. c,er,-
day uttered and printed b, an unscryipu.au.
opposition. arr their .o!c weapon. and az
gumcut. Designed ou., 10 deceive simple
minded ,o;c:, and new born uaiural.zcl
citizens.
Within :hc lazy ~ DAYS. vc have had an
opportunity of personally eaaf,5rHe vth
Intelligent men from almo., ever, town 10
the County. and c,c-,v h.-r %, ,,of, 81. che
same. Eaa.h'enc1 Ksf4h..--a Crc,aia.k
e., age or, ~ Halt and aye .a the ba.k
ward mach. Hone, Democrat. 4lc anl.ae
that the, arc lsn ol; IN the cold o., ia,,f
greed, p.aes-h4u;er leaders, ana u.'a NOR,
good ,,u., than 'b,>c oarmar,u;.. an, Io.a-
ny the Republican EanA. ~hl.- principle.
ou fn4nr, are identical u.,a Their ouu. rather
than the Gr,raharkc-, !, u.a.i nat tc
supposed tLa tho manly AMI patriotic
course of Il J.. Ial.peA. ID. ), a ,a.s;a-,
.n>,ancr "a tie C5un'y of about tagr."
Ever, town in III, Count, number. them b,
FIVE. and tens aaG t~cui5cs- B-,A,parL
B.uehl.i, N4rl. Franklin. NJ, Desert aud
Ellsworth arr amor. these towns, aud ~orc
d, bc,; Ve could mention III, uaus, q ;h,>c
honest. thinking men Which would drau
tear, from the eve, Of the Dragging Fas.ou
crc~.
seldom doe. the AV,Ei,>> prrdir, the
future. bu, ta-da, 80 venture 90 a>.,r; that
IN September next an old time Republican
majority u..l &c rolled up Tor the Ecplhl-
can uom.uoc, ,hroashou; the STATE, e.ori-
ou, beginning Tor The >,ili .,randcr sweep .u
Nn,Cmicr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-19

Cen Weaver has just returned from the
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~ " N'"@ ''''-
'G''t II p" -AhH Nilt}~ A~ , i4t'. i've hA4tUt
al , go -....., l.. ~. S.,d ..4 49,.
~ $50 90 " ''' ''''' ''.'"
comes the s.urN ~ II Randall another
prominent bTrE utaEA rr W.p rriAfrs h4~
.- k.4
-" 'Nl-'''''t'' 7'''N'''A 'i'A' 'tf' 'Iff'A =
,,... f.'.v-s.I .t,..4.,f II. E.....,... Al
"
snatch fn fhr hlsspn T.trre.rf 'akru from,
TIC y fftaHtt tcGr the y at4NuA4 tfrrtuhIgk
OK Aits -
Mr. R4nIaI I.upI that tt- u.r,.--r,t.
....--... 49, -. 4 -. ~ Ia. g.. 49,.
III" '''
'4-'''~ .iE u '"'' ".'-H'' 'h'L. and -
" hine 7" southern irt#lIltf." lhf iirfH.-
crate hua4N bryan go disturb 10. ttrrr-nit1rk
MEETING AZ lgsf. AZ = rtafs- " lth Tho ref1arS-
4t.f name % ~LuAUla th, uruls..s.tt. a.. eia.I
That tf... ...r..I f..i.-..,.. fr. .-.f . f.....-
4, W.. t.i,,. ,-,.....,. t,.,,.tttt .,-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-19

This Is what a Western acquaintance
says Of Gen. Sam. Cary of Ohio, who is at
present stumping this State in the interests
Of Fusion:
''lle has been temperance lecturer, a
republican, real horny handed laborer for
votes, then democrat playing the part of a
big dog under the wagon, next grcenback-
er and the biggest toad in the puddle until
the puddle dried up, and now he is a demo
crat again"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-19

"A Young friend Of mine va, cured Of an
Unsuitable thirst for liquor, which had so
Frustrated him that he was unable to do any
business. lie was entirely cured By the use
of Hop Bitters. 1t allayed all that burning
thirst; took away the appetite for liquor ;
made hi nerves steady, and he has remained
a sober and steady man for more than two
years, and has no desire to return to his
cups know OF a number Of Others that
have been cured of drinking BY Prom
leading X. II. Official, Chicago. H.
Times
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-19

The prospects for Republican success.
grow brighter daily. All over the State the
meetings are well attended and the people
are taking deep interest in the work Ev-
cry Republican in this county should con-
.;der himself a us,-<f6nary from this on. and
should use ~ FAIR means in his power to
show h.6pponents the danger of casting
,se.f Votes so as to endorse the wiekedness
of las, winter, and Of turning osf National
Government over TO the control of the
South. A victory in September insures =
victory in November, so far as Maine can
contribute TO it. Therefore, not an oppor.
funity should be lost.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-19
. . -
hare made a frdie q

-" Ne hare made frdie Nth the Grccs-
hackers IN rAioh sce agree 10 support Gen.
Piaiste3 for Gortraor aHs thy art 10 alp-
port aH electoral f,ekof composed IF fhree
Democrats and fo'V Gree'.JdcksTs. the rhole
IF Irhieh sriH rote for Hd4oock II necessary
10 elecf kim."
John b. Redman before the Democratic
County Convention Aug. 18th
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-19
State of Maine.


d. R~lANI {" tuap ~.r g.. 1T lhs. Essl-.4l
statute, sab. AZ tEr - ttr Treasurer. On -,
al Augusta ON the c.Etlih .tas ~ september newt
n eitt Ga aotr-k NJ. scI 4uHt Yey hy ,!r...i
u iLs Highest bidder, all Tbs rest IT the STAT,
a. ii~ tracts oi .Aa# herrlaltrr cecrla,i }yIu. !n
HAnf"rp"Taicti township, thf' sii trasEs tay44g
been i'FIri Sl Ia the safe TO- ~'tte taNrs and
eouaty uANr-. certified ~ Inc TrrA-urvr ol state
TOR the I~Ts.
ihr -t.r ami conveyance ~ cara trart will be
'l'' sup et' !" risht 10 Tie oSn"r n pa 5v ner
~ u"-F rights have b-vu forfeited - rr iet-ta the
sAht al SOY unJ' SIth!n one year after IN sAls hy
pay inE or itIii-rin@ t"th purchaser his proper
1Nh 81 y AZ ttt Puft ILi-tr IAlI therefor At The
80. " "a irtrrc- al the rat,' u twenty per cent
FtT aunuu. from th~ umc Ut Aals. AMI one dollar
"F ret tae "F -Hrh owner uly rrsles hl- iH isrt-
bF pas ils - AZ rezait " tir IreAsurrr OF STAT
A. provided !" chap u. see ~, 1T tha Revised
~tttutrs-
y" trl,t, however. viii be- ~1i az = price. Ir=-
u4h the fHll amount ttue thereon f,r -ath uufarI
"a ant cplaty tayr-, interest Iud eos . H. 'ue.-
CriOetl ia tie Follow ius -ehs-lult
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-19

As friend of the poor man. Wm. ii.
English, the Democratic candidate for Vice
President. Is not pronounced success.
The records Of the County Clerks office. a,
Indianapolis, show that English has fore.
closed on one hundred and eighty three
estates since February 1876 He has also,
in the same time. obtained forty -one deeds
from Sheriffs Sales, and thirty-nine deeds
under DEGREES of foreclosure. And vet his
interest in the poor men of the nation is on
par with the average leaders in his party.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-19

This Government receives It's support
from Internal Revenue and Customs duties
OF Internal Revenue, the North pays 50 per
cent. of the whole. and OF the Il per cent.
which the South pays. sj per cent is for the
tax on whiskey and tobacco. OF the Gus
toms duties. the South only pays 3-i per
cent. of the whole amount, and yet the Fu-
sionists Of Maine will vote to turn the Gov
eminent over TO the South.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-19

The Mobile Register informs the public
that Generals lee and Stonewall Jackson
did not fight against the Union because they
we're secessionl.ts, but because they believed
in local seli-gOVernment
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-19
HON. o. c. MOORE,
of Nash ~. y. e..

-Murch told Democrat. Tuesday eve
ming. after the Democratic Convention al
Castine, that he acds for Hncook. Of coursS,
aud that Hedr>r didn't stand ghost u a
ehdHce for the Presideacy. When asked
why he did no, say so a, the Convention, he
replied. IN irould not do, as I should lose
foo many GrccHbnck rofes"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-19
SpttiaI Aotites.
GLASS CONVENTION.

r o the Republican Voters of the Chased towns Of
l Eden Mt Desert, fremont and Cranberry
Isles You respectfully invited meet in cDn
yention.s at Hamor's Hall.In the town Of Mt Desert
on saturday the 18th OF August inst at two O'Clock
In the afternoon. To nominate candidate 10 rep
resent yon IN the next Legislature, transact
any other business that may come before the Con
yeniion.
J. HAMOR. sect
Mt Desert Aug. II. lisa. 2w34
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-19

q. +. n1rr. % Toledo, o.. sav. he has
used DAYS klu>EY Ptp- N h., family
VITA results - superior 81 all other treat.
mrut. tina; hc rcgtrl,fa a. the hest Nd
mes doctor Do the wor.G
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-19
Gbe ellsworth american.

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our lowest rates.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-19
A Card.

To all who arr suffering from the errors and IN
,li>crc,ions Of youth. nervous weakness. early he
cay, loss Of manhood. sc, | viii send a recipe
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-19

Neither the Greenbackers nor Demo
Gratis passed an. Resolutions in their conyen-
tons here Saturday. They did not think it
worth while. even, to appoint a committee
on Resolutions. They appear to be verging
on that condition which old Gov Allen de
seribed as "a - barren deality."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-19

The Democratic majority IN Alabama
now foots up 10000. il is so large that
even Democrats here at the North. don't like
10 allude 70 IL
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-19
HON. ]. WARREN KEIFER,
WALKER BLAINE, ESQ,
Member Of Coasr-.. from OHIO

Will sTT - - IuEIsu~
rAuo.-rk. Ihur-lat. ~ fa
AsT1at.iie. Fr1tkt. ~ =
Amherst ~4turvlaH Aug -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-19

The Tribune very justly remarks:
There doesn't appear to be much rivalry
among Democratic statesmen to get to
Maine and aid the Fusionists.-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-19

VIII sFEAk - FOLLOWS
Trenton. Naltas. Aug r
IAmuiIsr Welnc.tlas. Aug p
Hauos-k THar-,laF. Aux -
NaliAAm. fTiiaf. Aug -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-19
GREENBACK GLASS CONVENTION

THE Greenbaek voters of the towns Of Mt. Dcs-
ert, Eden, fremont, and Cranberry Isles, are
requested to meet 10 convention, at Whi,ings'
Hall, somesvlle, on saturday, August zsth at 3
O'Clock Z. NJ, 10 nominate a candidate for Repre
sentative to the Legislature.
=. H. DODGE.
2wA Scc'y. Dir Com.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-19
N. K. SAWYER. ESQ.
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