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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-06-03

The June ui,i~ irukr ol+us with de.
lighiful story hy sarah O. Jrwet Of Deep
haven fame. entitled cake Crumbs" Poi.
10" ing 1. an exquisite POEM hs Mr.. Margaret
j. Preston. Maid ctcrly'~ >ir-plf Cap
u i4~j. II hs- VERY losrly picture by a.
.. baTnes. Choosing Aby captain. 20 by James
tirmrnt Ambrose. j. an interesting rrintui.-
erncr Of President LIN ON. 'ht Plymouth
OAK Farm" !. an interesting bnd exciting story
OF puh,rr lif,. by Mr.. Angelina T.ai. accom-
ianis,i by haIf-lozrn spirited iliu.iration.
Another rrst-rair story i How FATTY tHrti.
Learned 20 sweep" by Mr.. VI. L. Evans.
-bai-y's Bust" by Mabel EiNel,, j. a. good a
STORY. although Al scruuut 10 detail Of how 4
bd.t il made. william II Eidring gave. an
interesting account Of The Language Of
>hip-,7 and Mr.. Bartlett Ia. some pl.a.ant
Concord Krmiui.crnors thi. time Of NJ an
born Mr.. benjamin 10 the American Ar
ust, Series" Writ. u tbs popular artist J. " j..
traiions. pf the serials, Prof VI. +. Paul :
!, ended. much 10 the regret u innumerabIe
children eho have been grow Ing ~ Alongside
" Ailiiadc." for the la.t i've war: AMI the
"Fisr Little Peppers" are having al sort. u
good time, whilc the Two Young Home
.tsaicrs" make \ new acquaintance tn the
pretty town -bTr,i "~wrrtbrtar Rose" The
poems u the number ar, excellent noticrabgy
"A Fashionable LADY," bY Mr.. clara pnfy
Bates, "A Bird story" BY NJ r. H. and
There, Norc Than One Way," by Mr.
>iaie. The Exercise song" by Mr. El-on
The Butterfly" i delicious bit Of music
quite worth Ia" price " the number
pnly s2up year; ~ cents number. Ella
farman. Editor. u. hoihrOp 4 Co., Publish
er-, Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-06-03

GeslAsssrs.
Three vessels have arrived here within
month with Humber for the Gouldsboro
and! IVES, BAY Mining Cos, and another
will soon be here With lumber for the dams.
and concentrating works, Workmen are
diggias for, and driving the ,piling for the
dams.
The upper dam is To ho~ twenty fee,
head, and Bogus meadow will be flowed and
the water turned from It's prcsen; course into
this upper pond, besides Dingle meadow and
The Goose pond. vill have dam. at their out
lets-all held as reservoirs.
The above named mining Co.'S are for.
tunate in securing the services Of the two
master builders. Sherman Smith and G. X
HARRISON. Mr.. HARRISON Is our mechanical
genus. and Mr. Smith ha, made mil build
ing the favori;e study Of hi. life. and he has
had much praotie. in his art. here and in
California
The grist mill here has ground sG0
bushels VI ~heat into -four since last Dee
C.LESA.
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Obituary Nesies.

For the fourth time within FIVE weeks
death has entered Neal Dow Lodge this
time TO remove from US our sister, Mary G.
Tompkins. Sister Tompkins joined US in
the Summer Of 20 and as long as her health
permitted continued an active member. Be-
sides her efforts TO promote the interests Of
the lodge she aitested her love for the cause
Of temperance by collecting money and pur-
chasing valuable Sc, Of Temperance books
for the Sabbath School Of which she was .
valued teacher. She was for . while the
Distric, vice-President Of the W. r. c. T.,
but vas compelled to resign on account Of
i'll health. Her removal from US so soon.
and aaer 50 much promise Of usefulness.
entails upon US . loss that We deeply feel.
Sad ourselves. We tender our heartfelt, SYM
pathy 10 the far sadder circle Of whom a
wife and mother. daughter and sister. has
taken her las, leave.
Com. Neal Dor Lodge
The Ladies' Aid Society Of which Mr..
Tompkins wss . member. deeply realizing
thA, the great loss to the Good Templars is
also its loss. desires to unite with Neal Dow
Lodge in giving expression TO earnes, words
Of respect to the memory Of the departed
sister and Of coincidence TO the many dear
friends she has LEI, behind her.
Com. Of Ladies .iid Sociry.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-06-03

An old physician. retired from practice, hav-
ing had placed in his hands by an East India
missionary the formula Of simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure for
Consumption. Bronchitis, Caiarrh, Asthma.
and all Throat and Lung Affections, also a
positive and rs'iical cure for Nervous Debility
and all Nervous Complaints, sfter having test
ed Its wonderful curative powers in thousands
Of cases has felt 1t his duty to make 1t known to
his suffering fellows. Actusted by this motive
and desire to relieve human suffering, will
eipe, in German. French, or English. with full
directions for preparing and using. Sent by
mail by addressing with stsmp. naming the
paper, W. II. SuERAR, 40 Poeers Block
Rochester, N. y. A.e.o.w SIT
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A new mine has been found on the
place Of Mrs. N. J. Springer. called the Sill
yer Hill mine. a shaft has been started some
three feet, and fine ore has been taken out
We understand tina; parties in Boston are to
take hold and sink the shaft a. fas, As pos
sible.
Mas Capt Asa Dyer. has been to Port
land this last week. and had tumor remoy-
ed, and she is nov home again dong nicely
The school il dist; No. 10. has com
mrnced again. We wish our teacher success
The Portland .loop i. to star, on,
next week, for a cruise To find vessel sunk
with iron.
Rev. c. II. Bowie preache. every Sun
day eve. at the Taunton school house. PEG
pie are getting quite Interested. Ma, God
speed the work
DIR. Richardson and wife, stopped over
the Sabbath L, the Junction House. on his
way West X YX.
MAY 3, 1850.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-06-03

AT Court Of Probate holden at R.ssk sport within
and for the COUNTY OF Hancock, ON the third
Wednesday OF MAY, A, D, ESQ,
7 y a certain Instrument purporting to be the last
i will aad testament OF Joseph Redman, lave oil
iyookssl die, in said county, deceased having been
presented for probate.
ORDERED, That notice 10 given To III persons
interested, by causing copy OF this order to be
published three weeks stlcclssiyely in the kg--
worth American, printed at Ellsworth thai they
mas appear at a rrobate Court to 10 hold al Ellis
worth, IN saul county, on tye tirt Wednesday of
June naAt, at ten OF he clock in the forenoon and
shew cause, II assy stey have, why the said inslru
ment sholh not be proved. approved. and allow
al as tho last will and Testament of said t,es,tasfi
3we2' PARKER TUCK. Judge.
A true eopy-Attest: CHAs. r. DORR ReSister
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state OF Maine.

HANCOCK, s. Court of Insolvency b. the ease
Of tfectaod Il BiIpkers iosaivcus Debtor
M oTiEk is hereby giver tIsat petition has on
IN siiis 10th day OF April. A. d issst been pye-
sensed to sail Court for E.tsi County, b kreeisd
X Bunker, Of Goudshayo, In the County of Han
ceaR, praying Thai he may be tieereed have IuIl
discharge iroia all bis debes proyahe under tiie
InsoiVeAt Aei OF the State Of Maine approved
February u. $50 aaa spaas sspi Petition, IT IS
oi;ilEkED by said Court thai hearing be had up
ON the same hshae sasts curtin Ellsworth, IN said
County OF Hancock OH tl,e sixteenth day OF June
a. d. lsstA al o'clock in the afternoon and that
nosise thereof be published IN the sworth Ameri-
CAP, a newspaper published tn said Cocaty of
Hancock, once week for three successive. weeks
the last publication 10 be days belox< ae day OF
hea ing and that all creditors wLss have proved
their debts and other persons taeres ell, may ap-
pear at SAID place and timss and show If
any they have. why \ a,ssiarge should 1ot be
granted said Debtor secoring to the prayer Of his
petition.
Attest; tsAs. Z. DoRR, Register II ssN l$ourt
ofsaid County Of Hancock. 3w2
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From the Huk.

There is perhaps no tonic offered 10 the
people that Possesses g. much real intrinsic
value a. the Hop Bitters- Just al TIN, sea
son Of the year, when the stomach needs an
appetizer. or the blood needs purifying. the
cheapest and best remedy Is Hop Bitters.
An ounce OF prevention is worth pound Of
cure, don't wait until you are Frustrated BY
disease that may take months Tor YOU TO re
cover in Boston Globe.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-06-03

PessSseos.
While coming out Of his mill Wednes-
day moring. Of las, week, Mr. David Grindle
Was struck on the head with deadly cudg-
el some four feet long and two by three
inches thick. By Fred GRAY, an employee a,
the mill Mr. Grindle was knocked sense
less and remained so during mos; Of the day,
and vas regarded by his family physician in
. critical condition. We learn that some
difficulty had arisen between the two in re-
gard to the wages Of Mr.. GRAY. and that hot
words had passed between them that morn
ing. A trial for asaaul i and battery is pend
ing before Z. X. Bowden, Esq., Trial JUS
tice. Mr.. Grindle is recovering.
Recently two meteors have been seen
TO fall in this town. presenting a frey, bril-
liant appearance.
Farmers are well nigh through with
their springs work. We think more wheat
has been sown in this town, than for many
years, and perhaps more than was ever be-
fore sown in a single year.
If YOU want to see specimens from the
Great Bonanza mine of the East, call on
.. g. Marks. and have YOUR faith in the min :
in, wealth of Eastern Maine confirmed
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-06-03

AT a meeting Of sixteen Of the members
the National Republican Committee. il was
agreed that al delegates " hose seats are con
tested should no, Be allowed 10 participate in
the deliberations till the question of their
right 10 sea, is settled. |, was also decided
that in the preliminary questions the unit
rule should not bc enforced.
KIcHNu>p. Va, MAY 27-Thc municipal
election today resulted in an oycrw hclming
victor, for the Conscr, lti,cs over the Read
justers and Republicans The vote vas the
larges, pollcd since the paymcn, OF the cap
iia;ion tax required to qualify a. voters
PuI-,nEirHI,. Max - barrel Of
kerosene exploded on the English ship So
phia in the river TO-DAY. setting the ship on
hrr and 81 tiing FIRE 10 the clothing Of i've
men. Two Of them jumped overheard and
we're drowned and the other three we're fatal
!, burned. The vessel va. not badly dam
aged.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-06-03

1HE subscriber hereby gives PuUIic no,ice to a II
! concerned, tla1 he has been duly appointed
aha mas token al,oh himself. the Inst OF Exc
cutof Of .ae last W i'll and tesLatnt ut oil
LhhCtL +. CUSHING, late VI Biaehin
10 the Couhty ol hdlcocs, deceased.
oy giving BOND as the law aHeets he the relore
requests all persons who are indebted 10 the aid
dectased's estatr, Ia Eaake immediate payment
ana those VINO have any iume,fiate a. mAndS
thereon 10 eNhiS4i The lHe for settlement
JOSEPH T. HtNCkLEY, Exr.
AYr,i II, ioso~ ave-.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-06-03

The Boston Clothing Store is Jus,
opening the Spring Stock, and YOU should
all call and see What an immense pile Of
goods it has, and the cheap prices they
are selling at Read the advertisement, in
another column Ellsworth Store. Coombs
block on the Briyde. l4d
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The Tannery which has been idle the
past year is soon 10 be put in operation. w.
l.. Parker & Co, are putting in carding
machine and will soon add machinery for
weaving and doing custom work, cloth
dressing, etc.
The Flour Mill is under the manage
ment Of II. J. Whithee.
DIR. Phenix has returned after an alb
sence Of = few months in Michigan.
-Messrs. Black & Johnson are mining Ola
tLs hewsy Pam, Fast BaeAsport farmers
are about done planting. Grass looks well
and the prospect Is an average yield.
The condition Of Crescent Lodge, No.
lO6, wss never better than at the present
time. Nix.
June LIST, 1880.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-06-03

WINTHROP, Nav 3l.-The venerable Dea-
con Scwall, well known as Father Scwall" the
great anti Tobacco agi,aior. died here yester-
day morning, aged 81. lie was one Of the
oldes, and most wealthy citizens. and had
resided in Winthrop over half century.
A bloody row occurred in Winthrop. in
Mechanics Row. inhabited by French sat
urlay night. Dangerous missiles we're
hurled and several received terrible blows.
Ed. Mclaughlin got severe gashcs upon his
head. and one Frenchman vas picked up for
dead.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-06-03

Tue subscriS-F hereby gives public notice 10 all
! concerned, thai he has been aaly appointed
and has taken upon himself Ihe trust OF
Executor 81 the ia-t VIII and testament of
Jp>HJ Il JORDAN late OF Ellsworth
In the .Coanty Of Hancock, deceased bv giving
BOND IA the law daoots; he therefore ro.xae sis
all persons Is bo are INDEBTED to the said dtcess
ed e.,sie,so snake iinni' date psyine and those
VINO h-veahy lnInedi Ite demands thereon 10 ex-
hthtt the same Tor settlement
AUGUSTUS W, CLARK, EXT.
Ellsworth, May 10, lss0 2w2,s
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-06-03

"THf BEST CoUGH MEDICINE n rHR
WORLD. The Old Vegetable Pulmonary
Baisam. Cutler Brothers x Co. Boston
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-06-03

-Tickets for all points west via. fsnbsylsanlA
Central. and Boston and Albany Railroads from
Boston. or Grand Trunk Railway from Portland.
can lie had u c. C. Burrin st the lowest rates-
Also tickets 70 Portland by inside line Of steamer
Call and see him before purchasing eisevhere-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-06-03

The effects after taking Addmson's
Botanic Bdisam are soothing and controll-
ing influence over any Cough or Cold. pro-
noting rest, allaying the tickling sensation
in the throat, and causing a healthy expec-
toration
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-06-03

~ you wan. to - he ials,., and be.,
selected Stock Of Fruits. Confectionery, TO:
bAccoS. Cigar, ETC., ever 'ollkred ii this
ely. call ON P. E. Smith, at the City Fruit
Store, Main St.
II you want . Fancy Pipe, call on
Frank Smith. It the City Fruit Store. A.
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Business Notices.
A NEW OPERATION FOR PILES

A NEW OPERATION FOX FILES.
After repeated solicitations from the many
patients have treated, am now induced TO
announce 10 the public, nv new antiseptie
treatment for Hemorrhoids Piles and | do
it not IN the sense Of an ordinary advertising
physician, but rather as a conviction Of duty
! owe to the suffering. 1t is well known
that henosrhoids Is one Of the most com
mon, distressing and wasting diseases nov
met with IN the daily practice Of every Phy.-
joisp furthsrmore. that the heroic and pam
ful operations usually performed for their
RELIEF. without sny sstisfsetery results or
permanent cure. hare deferred thoussnds
from seeking professional advice. Having
treated one hundred and sixteen patients by
nv new process, all Of which speedily and
permanently recovered, ! am prepared to re-
port the following advantages Of the opera
ton over oil other that have preceded IL
FIRST, the operation consists in single,
painless application Of "Antisepiie solu-
ton" Second, it avoids all legation, cut
ting and cau,erixaiion. Third, IT permits
the patients to come from any distance, re-
ceiye treatment and return at once to their
homes. Fourth, il does not necessarily
con6re patients TO their bed. or take them
from their daily avoeations. Fifth, the cure
is perfected in ten or twelve days. Sixth. in
NO instance has there ever beea q return of
tbs disease.
am permitted to refer to the following
we'll known citisess q BangW and vicinity.
who have been personally treated BY my
operation: tt ..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-06-03

WILLIAM H. CAMrEEI.I., ~ Ellsworth rvs
W Ff ut"1, rrrs-'t!-. t#It Tobias t.,bcrt-
AF "i t'lrN, IN rAl'4 tpltutNr deceased h- NE
t"' u Ma, "n lho th!ri tias .u ~tptru4UsF. y -.
80, rHtrici INT" 3 contract lu Gltlu- With the
,.'tR William Il. Campbell, cops IF Witch L.
htfNuH'' anna. N"'l whereby TIN .,tt deceased
agreed WITH the ~aii Campbell T., ,,arsv l., nm
hir hrt7 Hn'l HsSius uIln thu tslH- and r,,r iiuu-
-ti I"Ith 80 ~a contra 4, certain rs vsLt 81 heI.
j. tuli, Ar-rtiStl therein thAt -t,,i d.,s-,4 die,
without making -t,h cvustp anrc aud HAL ,oar
Iut"Htr ha- performed Al Tia, conditions ~ sais
T"HtrtT IN hi Part Where fore vuuF "a. ttn,r-r
pFt- tA-tt -l-'fH" performance II -Htl contract
may ite 'itruy'i and thai MARY isi-rt- AMI thpn
NJ tt1fuNf, ENc'1t"r7 vtt!t, lat Will ami tesla.
lament ~ -tld I"hLts R'l-rt-, uty Ice ordered u
tNeNut' the necessary iced 10 carry said contract
nat" 'f,rl according 8" t!e terms tIierruf
l'Ht''l th!- - ,,IF II Aprtl \ u l>>H.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-06-03

All kinds Of smoking Pipes at the
C.ty Fruit Store, Main St, F. f.. Smith,
Prop'r
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-06-03

F. f. Smith has Ju,, received fresh
assortment Of Fruits and Confectionery.
Call aud ser them
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May 81. 1850.

Great PoaA.
The rain that has fallen recently was very
much needed. for fires we're raging fearfully
on this Township. (33,) and would soon have
swept 80, doing a great deal of damage, as
there is to be quite large quantity of bark
peeled on both Townships this season,
Farming here is nearly done. the drive ha.
got in, and men are getting ready for life IN
the woods aga,R: II.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-06-03

The best Cigars and Tobacco in the
City may be had at the City Fruit Store,
Frank Smith. Proprietor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-06-03

The active work ofthe tenth national CEN
sus will commence on Tuesday next, the frs,
day Of June. to be completed during the
month Of June. Many OF the enumerators
have completed their engagement by taking
the oath required. and all are expected to do
this during the present week. The enumer-
a'ors have received all the instructions and
other papers connected with their work. and
II Is expected they will receive their porto
hos and blank schedules The enumeraiors
are to b. supplied with postal cards with
printed blanks on the back. and during the
work Of enumeration. they are required to
hll out two postal cards every night stating
the amount Of work accomplished during
the day and the time employed. One OF
these postals is to be sent to the Superin-
tendent 81 Census AT Washington and
another to the Supervisor of the District.
every night. The preparations for the cen
sus seem To be on the most elaborate and
complete plan possible, and the object ''to
make the most perfect census known" will.
without, doubt, be attained Lewiston
Journal
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The Weather.
N.E DEPARTMENT

WAR DEPARTMENT.
Oftice of the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON, d. C., June 2-l A.M
Indications.
For New England, stationary or rising
barometer, north to east winds ard clio udy
weather with rain followed by clearing
weather.
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If you smoke good cigars. try the Key
West. for sale by +. T., Smith. Proprietor of
City Fruit Storr.
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STATE Oh MAINE

At Court 81 Probare hAI'ten at I.ucksport. within
and for this County OF Han"oc Ok, on the third
"Wednesday OF May, \. ID, IssD.
IUD>oN ". WATSON. named Executor In a
v ceTtain Instrument purpnTtiEg to bc the !a-t
will and Testament of Richard \. Watson, iaie az
Hano+k' IN sail county deceaset,, ly,ylng PR.
-entcsl the same for probate
oRDERED That the So, Ltpison W Watson,
give notice to sl per-nns Interested. by cans-
ing . copy " tHis Order 70 be published three
Netss -ucce%siyeiy in The Ellsworth American
printed "a Ellsworth. that they may appear at t
Probate Court, to be held at Ellsworth ia said
county on the SRI Wednesday OF june next,
at ten Of the clock ia The forenoon. aud she y
cause. If any they have. why he said insli ulneDt
shouit not be proved app owed, and allowed
as the last " III aad te-tan,ent OF said decreased.
SA2:- PARKER TUCK, Ju Ige
A true copy, Attes; ;-CBAs. +. DoER. Register.
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LOG Al NIGCEs.

delicate females find Malt Bitters nour-
ishing. strengthening and purifying.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-06-03

Reading for children should be selected
mainly with view to interest, and at the
same time instruct and improve their minds
Many children are allowed to select their
own books for reading without direction from
anyone In such cases story books of various
kinds are generally chosen-many of them Of
the widest, most extrayagant and sensational
sort. Interest in the narrative absorbs all
the attention Of the child, and he hurries over
IL in headlong haste, to arrive at the conelu-
sion. Such reading favors the formation Of
habits Of earvlessness. haste, inaccaracy, and
veakens and enfeebles the mind, besides
implanting a morbid taste for sensational
reading. and distaste for instructive books.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-06-03

--lo,ooo Cigars just received at F. f.
Smiths City Fruit Store.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-06-03

VIII ..ns, their cc,bralr,i Il,stro Nu.iAi, Eslt.
q thc afiie,ed upon - day trial ~pey,iy cure.
sasrantreL 1hsy What ihry .ay. write
e. them without delay.
Is&- II
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-06-03

MAINE NEWS.


Bangor Raston Convention.
BANGOR, June l.
The Greenback and Democratic State
Conventions brought large crowd to the
city. John b. Foster presided over the
Greenback Convention, which nominate
the Hon. H. NJ Plais,ed of Bangor. for
Governor, by exclamation. The Democratic
Convention ratified the nomination If PlAis-
Arthur Sewall and Bion Bradbury, were
elected delegates a, large 10 the Na,iona
Convention.
Decoration Day In ThsAassss.
THoNAsroN. June /.
Owing to the rain yesterday, the decora-
ton Of the Soldiers Graves vas deferred
until to-day and took place under direction
OF Veteran Association Of this town. In
afternoon a procession was formed and
marched to the Village Cemetery, where the
usual decoration exercises took place after
which they returned to nion Hall where an
able address was delivered by T. r. Simon
ton. Esq, Of Camden
Fire In LeWist0o.
LEWISTON, June /.
4 dwelling on Hammond St. owned by
Mrs. Fogg was burned this afternoon. loss
about S400.
Grand Lodge X. Of r.
PORTLAND, June is;-
The Grand Lodge Of Maine X. Of r.. me;
here to-day. the time was spent in listening
to reports which show the order to be in a
fourishing condition
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ChervyaslA,
-Decoration exercises were observed here
In the following order Procession formed
at Academy grounds. Col. Robert Campbell,
Marshal. and marched to cemetery. Prayer
was offered BY Rev. Mr.. Case; Roll Of Raaor
by Oscar puatss, t.-q, speeehe. were
xssas by 4, ". Burton. Of Camden, and
Judge Milliken, Of Cherry6eld. There was
large number present, many coming from
adjoining towns.
I. c. SMART, for Com. of Arr.
May q, 1851. e
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NJ \ X X | f. ID .

MlIbEidsr Nav 81. by Rev. II. VI. Eaton.
Mr.. Joseph L " illiams and MIS- Carrie H..
spraguc, both u Milbridgc