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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-08
Mr.. W0n't-be-U nderS0Id

can do better, or even as well, for you MS
th0t will see him again, wish also to
cnll attention to the fact, ,hnt having sc
cured from 20 to 80 thousand pounds Of
shucks, and n machine fog preparing them
by ste m power, can furnish any size or
quality OF mattress at prices which shall he
M low as tho same can be gotten anywhere
else. always have on hand large aseort'
ment of Underwriters goods which FOR
CASH will also he sold for 10 per cent. on
cost, which win he only about one .hnlr the
customary price. hive no Seven Hundred
Dollar IIearsc, witt, $50 plumes. aud square
mouse glhss all no nd il, nor neyerkcpt one
TINT rcSemhlcd u Circus Show Wagon. Az
to any extraordinary nttainmenrs in my
profession, or any enormous purchasing
power, which may he claimed by others, !
have nothing to any, bur will leave that for
others to determine. According TO such
visible evidence as they may b able to dis
cover. think NJ prospective walk throug0
NY premises wodld convince any one TINT
have invested in Ly business ten dollars
A.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-08
FOR SALE.
A.

OWING 10 unhreeen difficulties, Mr..
nnlfam. VINO lntly contracted for my
House and lot and. will not he prepared
10 close the ira At the time agreed upon;
Therefore offer II
FOR SALE AGAIN.
II IN beautifully situated housc two
story brick, ground nicely improved situate
ed In frlhI of suliins Collopo. Apply to
JOHN w. JETT.
rayf5'rc.lm,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-08
MEN
y TAKE NOTICE.

j. W. MORT Is the only Gunsmith
IN Bristol who served an apprentice
ship AT toe Gun ana LocksnIilh trade
He HAS NOT PICKED IT UP IN
THE LAST YEAR, nor does he
claim a thirty years experience US II
mechanic But he does claim ten
years experience with some nf the hest
Gnn and Iooksmth shops in the
States of Va Tenn, AVID Texas, and
therefore he is better acquainted with
all the late styles of Guns De, and feels
confident thut his experience is nr
sup rior to any Who may rnlI them.
selves old and reliable Gun and Lock.
smiths
Bring your fine guns to MORT the
Gmnsmilh. Va side Of Main street
next door to PHILIP Rohr's, where YOU
can have your work done 81 suit sou
in the best styles ANA atthe latest l,ric.
=. r. FHUV Dec 10 9 mo
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-08
BUY NOW! BUY Now!!


We have two many CL0ABS on hand, 80
will sell them ut loss than cost rather
than cnrry them over I'll next senson Dr.
4 largo stock Of Bh ,NRgTa to he epli Vt
olprlcer, withdrawing that ihore
has been m advance Of rs per cent
CARPETS ut Old prices there has boon n
advance OF from ~ TO 10 per cent. In this
article. sf
BIN X SILKS, sATlNS, STRIPED and
BR0UADED SlLKS-
BLACK snd OOLORED CAslIMEkES, All.
PACAS, md NOllAlRs.
BUTTONS, PRINCES and all oil or TRIM.
NJ lNGS Tor ladive' drstecs.
largo assortment of IAnlfJ UNDER
WEAR OF our own Manufacture.
GOODS FOR BOYS uni MEMS TEAp IN
great variety. ......
TABLE-cLotHs, NAPKINS, DOlLlEH,
aud II WELS will be Is yer cent. higher
within the neg sixty lays, 30 make
your purchases Mt once Of ..4H.
LEVY BROTHERS.
april '18-ly--cb isb. 5, $40
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-08
The Jup,,nesc Fan

The Jap,nese Fan.
There lives IN the land Of Japan 81
"A very lugubrious man,
Who sketches with toll,
In letters OF oil,
Strange scenes for the japanese fan.
lie paints with Chinaman's queue,
And uses vermiion and blue;
Tie delights IN large herds
or long-legged birds
Which he makes with their bodies eskew
lie strives with the noble intent
To picture each current event;
He often spends hours
Over Intricate flowers,
And receives just the eighth of n cent.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-08
Comforting Knighthood.
A Knights Account Of the Gore
m0ny.

tDHJ
The scene Of the ceremony was Wind
sor Castle, and the knight expectant was
converting with the Duke Of Brabant
now King of the Belgians, when an
usher carried him of for presentation to
Her Majesty.
at was ANAL oak-paneled room, In
the middle OF which stood lady sur
rounded by sedate-looking men. felr
ms IL mistake had been madc--that
had got into the manorial enclosure in
stead Of the strangers pew-and was on
the point Of bowling myself ont again,
In the humblest way possible, as n proof
OF my unintentional intrusion, when the
lady mentioned smiled 80 kindly that
lett of bowling and walked further on
There was no necessity now to tell me
that l was In the presence Of the Queen.
l felt that was. Whatever may be Of
ten thought nowadays of 'such divinity
ns doth head monarche, |, for my part,
was ready AZ once TO acknowledge thNt
fealty TO Englend's ruler which hitherto
had only offered to the dear country
itself.
Aflcr few words had passed, r cush-
ion was brought and laid before me, and
then another, on which there was \
heavy-looking sword. Some one behind
me whispered that was to kncc IAN
operation by no means agreeable to
man before company. This some
what awhwardly did, and so remained,
with my face bent toward her mHlcsty's
feet, expecting every moment to feel the
weight Of the sword on my shoulder 10
Indicate that the ceremony had begun,
but nothing came. There WINS q dead
pllence. So ! looked up and saw the
Queen holding up the sword and direct
Ing an inQniring glance toward some
one behind my back. Whoever that
person was he seemed TO be long time
In answering. IL was the Earl Of Aber-
deem. IL was evident to me that her
majesty could not hold the sword over
my head much longer. | asked whit
was wanted, Your Christian name
her majesty said, Stephen replied,
and down came the sword, missing the
shoulder and plr,Nng the cushion. The
ceremony, however was complete with
out that, for her majesty immediately
said, 'Arisc, Sir, stephen, aud held out
her hand TO kiss. did kiss Il, aud felt
IN doing 40 that she had not many IN her
wide realm who would serve more de-
Notedly than l. II necessity required IT,
The cushions were removed; the
Queen bowed graclously to all aroundHn
len the room, aud We retired together
through the corridor before mentioned.
| WA standing near the entrance TO tie
castle door whilsl the Eurl Of Clarendon
was lighting clgnr, when the Duke Of
Ecwcaatle roIoined ms and said, ALLOW
me TO congratulate you ~ Sir stephen
lhkemnn, aud ~ having your hcad still
an. thought at one time Her Majesty
'raa going to cut It or All, sald Lord
Clarendon, putting away at his cigarette,
witch Thought extremely unbecomIng
IN The castle, II the Queen had given II
whack It would have doue It good.
Just az Il might do your Lordshlp to
s1hack out your cigarette ! replied. !
had within the last few days, taken a
sudden dislike to hh Lotdshlp, which,
boweycr unaccounlahle at the time, was
. true presentlment Of our future rela-
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-08

fake wdrniao from ths eass to-day rs.
ported rom lyisc Co. md insure against
.''os, - ono 9fthe strong companies rcprs-
bthsH bpi c. Foteier. Such a. ne Non.
hdiiaR ~ Nee York. TIE Firs Associd-
t'oHeJ Phiit., cha Pcnnsgirdntd, tho Com
Saerc'dt, Cnion " London, or hs M,r.
cpgab and Mechanics OF Ia.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-08

LET Il. serve God In the sunshine
willie be- makes the s,ln shine. We shall
,n ssrvs him MI The better In the dark
Nhsb lac acndu the darkness. II Ia suro
'r tomo. Only let our light he Gods
ligl,, ahd out darkness Gods darkness.
-d W. thall be sse a. hcurc vbcu tho
.-,''t rl~N-sfil rsfrsy
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-08

We" u sell privately n desirable
w farm. within three miles ~ Bris'
lol thtur PApervlIlr) coninlulng ONE
llUN DRIED ACRES OF LAND,
wmch 10 lnA,bbJli State ,IcOlipadon;
taod dwelling and aL .terewpryb out
hulldings- larn h6w aud C6hinI0dI-
ons. ESctllrnt ,mi9hlprhood. two
chnrfl"" close, and good nelvols with.
w ushorl distance. Terng fcasonn-
bic. fi.. .ffI iet tf.ia1gJs .a
bose BNlLEH X MrGROSKEY,
m"rrh238O lftH 5rr SilsAlio,neys;
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-08

III NfNff W 'NTEn fot ito hest anil m.es
~ s"llina picl, rial hHbs aud iibirs l'ners
y Inr,l ~ ~ cent, Address MAJ Pun, co.,
PhlMdplt MA. IA ' iN I'H IN
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-08
Town1Propeftyf for Sale.
A Chance to Make Money.
Dwellings, and Lots
on Easy Terms.
Take Your Choice.
GREAT FALL IN PRICES.

Tho following described property can
now be had Mt o bargain, or any one Of the
los describod The cost of each piece Is
merely mentioned to enable one to Judge of
the reductions that will be made. The
owner, MIR. W. D. Jones, is prepared to lose
largely on their cost, aud any or who wish
en- either n complete ami furnished hume,
fitted up with ever, oonven euce, aud situO-
ted in the very centre Of town, or one IN
the suburbs Of the town, or an unimproyed
lot, can be accommodated, as to price and
terms. The various pieces are described
rs follows.
MI. Is about one acre lot with
large 2 story frame dwelling, with n ell
about 40 feet long, front portico and side
porch, good celia, fine well Of water, sta
BILE, ice house and other out buildings -
0rigina, cost abom 81. 200, and situated on
the corner of Shelby and 9th streets, Brs.
toni Tenn. H.
NO 9 Is n half nero lot. on the orr
nor OF Bridge and Lee sireets,-a very de.
rabl building lot for pr ivate residence,
being high, dry and healthy near the Bap.
$3.50, 80 b T'|
NO 3 Is about half mere lot, lying on
the south side Of the the Vineyard lot, and
fronting the ; n. Va. and Ga. R,ilroad on
tue east AIDE and near the tennessee Depot
and cost originally 1915. ,.t.
MO 4 IL Slots contn aing "a acres on
~ b mnufh elevation in Bl,sngville--over
looking the towns Of Hris,o Tenn, and
Good on, Va, and is the hnndsomcst build
ing site in or near town and cost origin lily
8 500.
..-.. uge1. .E lI. ..gt
MO 8 Is half acre lot in Rristo
Tenn adjoining the Brick House lot Of j.
VI Barker and lately occupied by Andrew
Galiher Esq. Original cost about 600.
These lots nro M offered or snlc on ne
colnmodating terms aud for further infor-
mnion apply to W. b J0NE- owner,
Phil delphia, Pa or to W. " JAMES and
HON. |. 9. FOWLER, Bristol, Va & Tenn.
I.I N..N' August IL, 1891
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-08
4 Gind widder.

y. " Rl1Er, IN THE INDIANAPOLIS
tf JOURNAL.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-08

] thought the deacon liked me, yit
] wan'n't adzackly shore of hit
For, mind We, time and time agin,
When liners nd be comm in,
I'D see him shaking hands as free
With all the sisters as with me!
But juring last revival there,
He called on me to lead in prayer,
And kneeled there with me, side by
side, = eco 'fs''sa,' .r ,..
A whisper'n' he felt sanctiGed,
Jes' techin' of my garments hem
That settled things rs fur as them
Thare other wimmin was concerned!-
An'-well!-I know must a-tlrned
A dozen colors! Hurried ?--la---
No mortal sinner never saw
A glatlder wilder than the one
A kneclin' there and wonderun Il.
Who'd pray So glad, upon my word,
] rally couldn't thank the Lord
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-08
WOUENT'aYN VIEjJ,i
FOE} SA
offer for sale the property on solr
lIlll, Goodson, known AZ
MOU NT'AIN VIEW. 90


lllll, Goodson, known AZ
MOUNTAIN VIEW. %
'OyprloOkIny the entire town nj B,,.
l"l and commanding one of tho n,n.t
lovely aud extensive ptositpts w Nv.
roDnlry Jhe ,nlIdnVs nnd rill,ri 2
lrt l5 acres ground viii hr i,cluu.
I'D ~ he purchaser may wish. Th,
buildings hrs " brick nnd The wnlis
Are thick and puud WIN "A mndpr-
ale expenditure the property eau he
made me most hHhutlrul aud llprltnlilp
n MI Bristol ~ lcpa'lnf IN lIs,
~ r"s- kIng street tom Sulll,s io'
lpRe Ia s.f,t.Iff r.... ..fhoY
el@ofiir tr phlen hou,e ard IT,
hii IfOnl elrtpi north uf the Vifpib,u.
House, n house nujl hnlf ncte lnl rntr-
nnndnply silfhNil iu-i pnsl " w.,
VA Depot, aud eleven ncrpI OF hand
just wet ~ Splnr mn IrtTbe, ,lni,p
WI hp sold ~ lust such sized pnfcplf
ma The pLrchsrer may wish. ' ''F
A decided hnrgni can lre had IN nav
~ this prupptiV Address The Editor
of the Bristol Nrwa nr nnnI,tmrs6n
care of H. A, Lancaster 4 Co, New
York. 49,.
sumJ, j LANCASTER.
inch. 2. lsS0--6ms
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-08

Mr.. WOn't-be-UnderSOId

that have MARKED his announcement
and if do not undcrsell him, shall fail
short, and utterly fail in my purpose. |
have two very important reasons for doing
80. The first hut not the mSst important
reason is, need money aud am compelled
to have it, and Ns my other, and most i'm
portant reason is altogether personal, will
say nothing about it here but Should any
he curious enough to want nm explanation,
| have the papers and will take pleasure in
giving it. As presume it il generally well
known that keep, by far, the best stock TO
be found between Lynchburg and Knoxville.
! will not undertake to specify items, hut
keep everything usually found in furni
ture store, and while 4 is n well known
fact, that all kinds of material and goods
have advanced from % to 80 per cent with
in few months past, it will doubtless be
very singular announcement for me to tay
that | have, since the frat Of the present
year, reduced my prices from 10 to rs per
cent. Notwithstanding such il the fact
will sell yon hedStend now for $500 that
sold last year for $500 and likr proper
ton on everything else. Our rule last ven
wns % per cent. profit on all goods which
bought, aud 10 per cent. on special Or
ders. You can huv from me until further
notice for ~ per cent. on invoices, which
invoices you can always examine for your.
selves, and special orders will be free gratis.
Now If
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-13

The staff representatives of the Cincin-
natl Gazette who have been travelling
through the South say that a ''carpet bag.
ger means any settler from the North who
is Republican. He continues to be called
. carpet Dagger, although be has brought
his family and his household goods and all
that hs possesses In the world, to lay them
down in the south. They observed that the
life Of white Republican in the South is .
hard one and that h il in continual danger.
Hated by q low, ignorant, bigoted and infe-
rior dlass. he cannot talk on politics without
risking . brawl, and he incurs the standing
peril that at any time he may be made the
object Of the brutality drunken fellows, sx-
cited to 5sroeity By lQsas. '''''s
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-13

| .. ~. mas6Os.
On Tuesday the ith. of Mt. Desc TT
Capt Samuel Moore of fishing Seh'r Village
Belle, fell in with a whale lately killed with
q charged lance. towed il into S. W. Harbor
and is cutting j, up on Kings Beach He
will try out the oil at Benson's try house
Bass Harbor.
Mr.. Thomas Clark. our Deputy Collee-
tor,is about TO move into the dwelling house
which he has bought near Union Hall. lie
is preparing site for stable near his house
and is getting the lumber ready.
Mr.. +. l.. Higgins. formerly of Frank
lin, is building blacksmith shop between
the Freeman House and Capt, J. Mayos.
We are glad tina, such indus,riou. men a.
Mr.. H., are appreciated, and we hope his
business will prove so lucrative tina, he will
make permanent settlement, here.
Mr.. Samuel Rurnill has sold his dwelling
house and farm a, Norwoods Cove and
moved, with his family. to Boo,hbay. The
house nov closed will soon be opened and
occupied BY the present owner. Mr.. Lyman
Harper.
MIR. Bee who has been trading a; Bar
Harbor. has bought a sight for a grocer,
store. between the store Of CLARK and Par
ker and the steamboat, wharf, at s. W Har-
Dor.
Mr.. J. ID. Lur,ey los, valuable COW
Thursday. Her bell strap, which VA. fas,cn-
cd b. buckle. got eniangled and frightened
on her neck. In her struggle 10 free herself
shs prnbahl, stepped on the end of the strap
drawing it still tighter The tongue Of the
baosle ~as worn sharp and pierced the
leather holding ever, half inch gained ,il
she VAS choked. Be~ar, Of buckle on a
bell strap.
A distressing event occurred in our
community FRIDAY afternoon. A little girl
three and half year. old only child Of
Hiram Huston ~as drowned IN a sell
Her mother vas moving from the home Of
her foster parents to a house near by. The
child. Who had been running back and forth
between the two houses vas missed for
~ minutes and found in the well Dr.
Lamont Was called. but life ~a. extinct.
Her father, away al sea, sill no, know OF
his los, Tor several WEEKS.
Ma, It'll NJ.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-13

oss has been taken out. showing gold, sill
yer. copper and nickel.
REV. Mr.. Mooers breaches Sabbath
mornings in the school house in the Flood
district Last Tuesday evening the rite Of
baptism vas administered to Ave persons.
Base ball PLAYING seems to be the pre-.
vailing amusement here for both old and
young. A hard days work in the mills,
does not prevent the young men from enter
ing with ardor into the game.
A pleasant feature of this village is its
freedom from in,emperance. We do not
know Of a place here, where intoxicating
liquor can be obtained. and i, is very sell
dom perSon is seen about our streets in :
toxicai-d. II.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-13

We. seAg ~tsk.
And J. Chase. e. W. c. r. and Hon.
T. K Simon;on. G. W G.. addressed large
audiences at BROOKLYN, No. Scdg~iek. blue
hill and Fast Bluehill. on the subject Of
Temperance, las, SATURDAY, evening and sun
da, morning, afternoon and evening. They
have made thus lccigr. tour in the interest.
of the Order Of Good Templar.. They we're
very favorably received and lef, good i'm
preston no; only Of their own ability. bu;
also Of the Order which ,hey so ably repre-
sent. An organization which has such men
a, its head. eanno, help being successful, a.
We are assured Thu. order is. and has been
under the ethoien; leadership Of Mr.. Chase
HIS executive ability is excellent. and wi,h
such an ally as Mr.. Simon,on. this year
promises unusual success for Good Tenn
plary.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-13
A Mysterious Affair.

PROVIDENCE, X l., Nav !.
In Coventry, SATURDAY., George J. Watson
a farmer, moved part of his goods TO house
a short distance and went To remain With
them over night Not returning his famil.
sought him and found only the chimney o.
the house standing and his half burned
body in the cellar. Il is mysterious affair,
and AL inques; will be held tomorrow.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-13
Fires in Portland.

PORTLAND, May IT.
Fire to-nigh, at Lam.on & Swareys Pot
terry on Potter Lane destroyed portion Of
two story wooden pottery and ruined the
stock Loss no, estimated Fully insured
for $50 900. in the Buffalo. German. Revere
& New Hampshire Co.'S. A ,enemen, owned
BY Mrs kavanagh ~as slightly injured In
sured for 81 800. in the Franklin of Phila-
delphia
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-13
Found Dead

In Saltwater, smi,hfeld. yesterda, morn
ing Anthony kilroy, aged %, Was found
dead on the stone s;eps Of his boarding
house. He had probably fallen from the
roof upon which b. had bees walking IN a
bewldered state from drink. lie belonged
i n Norwich.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-13
Sch'r James Poole Osmsoed.

HAIIFAx. y. $. Nav II.
The American Sch. James Poole, of Booth
bsy. arrived from Western Banks, reports
tia, in a heavy gale THURSDAY, lost anchor,
part Of her cable. had her bulwarks stove in
and drifted across the northwest head Of
Sable Island in Eve faihoms Of water. She
has COCO pounds of cod FISH She pu, in
here for repairs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-13
Child Lost.
GARDINER. VI

UNRnfNfR, MAY 1T.
James. son of John Christopher. aged six
wears has been missing since seven O'Clock
yesterday morning Il vas at first thought
tina; he had got on the steamer and been
carried to Boston, but word ha. been re-
oeived from there tina, it is not The
matter has been placed in the hands Of the
police, BY whose order parties have been s,
work graphing around the ~har,es, as the
little fellow was last seen in that vicinity.
The parents are nearly distracted with grief.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-13
Suspicious Of Foul Play.

SorTH WEYMOUTH. Nav IL.
Edward Michigan. a wealthy citizen. died
las, FRIDAY. after a hrisf illness, and ugly
rumor. are circulated a. 10 hi. domestic in
felicity. The authorities had the stomach
Of the deceased sen; 10 chenis, for anal,
SIS against the wishes of his widow.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-13

REGIMESrAL ORDER
2 Reg',, Brig, 10 Div.
Ellsworth, % Oct, 1917.
The commissioned Officers in second Reg,
viii particularly notice the Division order Of
~ Sept last, and the Reg, order Of .,h
inst
JONI G. DKANK. Coionei.
A prophecy from a newspaper in the
year 1890:
There will be a rebellion agains, the
French Kingdom, and when the presen,
Pope dies, there will be no other elected
In 1891 there will be a war amongst many
OF the European powers agains, France.
In 1892 more of the Christian powers en-
gagged in the war.
In 1898 the war increases through Eu-
rope.
In 1874 there will be few or no forms Of
religion observed in France.
In 1898 there will be destructive dis.
union amongst the powers Of Europe.
In 1890 there will be great slaughter
and much blood shed by sea and by land.
In 1897 there will appear Cog and
May cog that will make war against all ma
tons Of the world.
In l79s there will be grea, destruction
that will thin the inhabitants of the earth.
In 1893 there shall come descendant of
David who will perform such acts of grace
from the power Divine, from Almighty God,
that will cause. in 1900. the remnan, Of all
nations to be of one religion and no more
war among men who will be forever after in
bonds Of friendship, equality, and unimpair-
ed love toward God and one another.
Amen. I.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-13
Struck BY Lightning.

The barn OF Lawriston Lowe in Sidney
was struck by lightning Sunday and burned,
together with two cows, two calves, two
sleighs, several ton. Of hay, t~o thousand
feet OF lumber, wagon, farming uten.ils. SC.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-13
NJ A II X | T. y.

Extraordinarily :, by Rev. Dr. Tepuev, Mr.
Edmond A. Grinlle OF Bluehill, and Mi.
Matte A. Moore OF Ellsworth.
West Gould.boro-May IA, by Rev r. J.
Robinson, Mr.. Henry Whalen and Miss Mary
;. Ashley, both OF sullivan.
Eden-May 5, BY Rev. J. r. Eveleth Mr.
William II. Young and Miss Aryilia T. Leland
both OF Eden.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-13

The Boston Clothing Store is just
opening the Spring Stock, and YOU should
al! call and see what an immense pile O.
goods il has, and the cheap prices the.
are selling al; Read the advertisement, in
another column. Ellsworth Store, Coombs
block on the Brigde iiu.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-05-13

NJ. Oesers.
In looking over an old account book
dating back to 1863. noticed some articles
OF the olden time which perhaps might in
ieres; some OF the Younger readers Of the
1AnrieaH. The accounts in the old book are
kept in pounds, shillings and pence and be
low is copy Of the old papers verbatim:
Boston, April 9th, 1904.
By your request we send YOU the following
articles.
l bbl. y. f. rum. 81 gals. coo 1920
"a bone middling pork, 1900
10 lbs. Coffee JOG, bag for do. 3 1 $50
1 - Cong. tea, SIC. $40
~" lndigo.9 $50
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