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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-12-09
Just Lock

-rrtets for all pOiaiA west via. PepnsylHan
Central. and Boston and Albany Railroads from
Boston, OF Grand Trunk Railway from Portland.
can be had Of {. {. Burrill at the loves; rates
Also uckei. TO Portland by INSIDE line Of >ie-mess
Gail and see him before purchasing elsewhere.
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No. so.
The Dominion Government Charged
with Falsifying its Statistics.

NEW TORN, Dec.
\ Halifax despatch SAYS that Professor
Hind of the Halifax fishery Commission
has issued pamphlet charging the authori-
ties at Ottawa with classifying in their ofiic
ial statistics of commerce to make it appear
that the provinces were not dependent upon
imports from America
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-12-09
Adiudqed insane.

NORTHAMPTON. Mass, Tee. !.
, BENJAMIN Eastman. on trial for the muir
de o; Perley Ilutchins, has been adudged
insane and sent to the ASYLUM.
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ID | t. - .

obituary aoii.s.. bry5nd IA Drtr, Na-ar aAi Iyt
asssf ts pad foS AZ "a. rate 'f f,s csiis iin,
Bluehil falis-Dcc. :, Mr.. Hattie X. Guu.
sry. aged - YEAR,.
Deer i-lc-NoS. -. Mrs Lydia / Warren.
aged u YEAR, and months.
frauklin-Dec. q, Mr.. Ann Crabiree, aged
A. years.
Mariasille-D q. Willie {. Carr. aged 10
years, months.
Eden-Dee. 3, William Il. Emery. aged
about -.
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To the Honorable Judge OF Probate of the Coun.

To the Honorable Judge OF Probate of the Coun.
~ OF Hancock.
TIE undersigned Nath'i. A. Joy, OF Ellsworth.
] In The County Of Hancock, respectfully repre-
sents that Joseph Murch. who last dxeit in sad
Ellsworth. died on the 18th day Of August 4. ID.
lsso iniestste possessed oi goods and estate re-
naming TO be adm nistered leaving no widow
aud As his only next Of kin the persons whose
names. residepce +Gd rfialiop to the deceased
are as follows, viz. sophia rags ART OF Boston
Mass, daughter; Roswell MuTcn Of Ellsworth,
Me-, son Abigail IL. Murch, OF Ellsworth Ne,
daugh:er; Naham II. Murcb, OF Oakland Ial
son: Sarah q. Dow. of said Ga land, c a.. tiaugh.
ter That there are 40 creditors of said Joseph
Nurcn, known 10 yoar pet iiloner except AZ 90
few small bills contracted during bis last sies
ness, and that he 10 requested by the next of
kin Of said deceased 70 take such admin stration
Wherefore your petitioner prays that he may be
appointed adninislrator Vi me estate Of said de
ceased
S.A JOY
Dated at Ellsworth this sixth day Of Nov. 1850
STATE OF MAINE.
HAsoock, ss:-Cour OF frobate, Ellsworth.
Dec. Term, A. d.. 1881.
Upon Inc foregoing petition, ORDERED, That
said petitioner give public notice to all persons
Interested, BY causing copy OF the petition, and
tits order thrreoii. 90 be Published three week
suceessise., IN the Ellsworth American . news
paper pa Shsied IN tilsaorth IN sail County
that tGey nay appear sta Court of Probate tor
said County. 10 be heid al Ellsworth on the
0fth day OF Jan next ri ten OF the clock
IN the forenoon. 70 show cause, ii any lhey nave,
Why re prayer oil said petitioner should not be
grated.
5N 5Us PAEEYR TIt,H Iadge
Attest: CBAs. r. DoRk Register
true copy. Attest:-CHAs. r. DORR, gi-ter.
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GOODS
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

Pe'idlers ftted out and Woods Crews Furnished.
can furnish Camp, Hou.e, store, Vessel or
even g Mine aim Il from beginning to end aud
NJ quick despatch. II you order anything from INV
store YOU are going To get Il without waiting tor-
ersr; buy erergtatRg 10 the shape Of lumber
Produce, Game. Fur, Hides, &c, ana occas ionaliv
a Mining Claim. am Sole Proprietor OF
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p. r. Earnum, the great Snowman.
sAYs: tbst his Teansters, EqgestFians and
Aenageris men always carry the Ceataar Lin
imepts They are the best Of ali remedies fos
accident. 70 men. horses and other animals
These admirable preparations, are always
spoken Of In tie ssnle manner.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-12-09
Business Notices.

AGENTS Nd CANVAssEns
Make from He5 to 30 per week selling good
for = a. KIDEUUT a 60. 10 Barclay rtTrci. >sN ork
sind a,r tl.eir Catalogue and terms. lyrSI
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Holiday Goods

monday GO0dS, gr,oI rarr Ia, = BEEN ..,:1i
taken 10 rh""-c Justify and e. -u!t the trade.
u j. Ao fr'nbl, for mr q" .to'r Ynn.i. and Invite
aH 70 eNauin. my ia.a.c,.t. .i.- Z Of sugar Mola-
81, ~Erfp. Iva, pr -. Tobacco. ~tar7.h ~plr. :
RI!-tu-, Fig. turrlnt-. Date. prlu.es. fauna.
nht-. ttr"n. sdsr' Chocolate. Mustard, >ut-,
ter. cas- aHd Baking Powder. orvam Tartar
>-ala. Toilet >ilAE !a<. Laun,iry ,u-tiir and H.,
81 soap, 4-hiuG tluld, Blueiug. L,c sc. Con.
1tfuuihtt, Butter, : hr''~e, Benn-, Apple. POtl
.ue-, Iett,, arr T., Iurnip-, Onions, tabbagr-,
Pea, Egg, larl Pork. Beef. Ham, Tongue
Iripe, Vinegar, MaoArrcl. Dry fi-h HaIlbut
Herring, I"nSnt- tnd sounds, Flour Corn Rice
Parma, corn ~taTrh Graham, Oat Meal TAlI,r,,,
tiAc Feed, oat-- Mld'ilIn2- cotton seed Mcal
tTarkrr-, salt, Lime. Cement, Gf.t- -,.4t Tar
pi'n' ohklm AlH'r, lioIaN, Nttrpl, Bristol
Br q, CAInph"g, Glue, sulphur, salt Pctrc Am
mon ghe',-t yccgiu'', Castor OIL. SIENNA, >alt-
tlaN seed, Rp-iu, lartaric Acid, Aruica Bittrr-
Lung and ouch Htl.ams, B-nKine. hid Glove
ti,auser-, Lemon. Peppermint hpckerberr,
innAnrr, Nnl>', Nanilla, Jamaica Ginger, Pare
Pcrfumcry, Polish, Hacking. Gas uria Worm
EhNir ami L"Eenge-, fla,tcr-, awe Fill. tun-
Iltloh f"wdcr., flnclur--, 'gm-. pYc-. way,
Pants IN every color, Brushes NarHiSu,--, .Japtn
IuTpeutue. heru-clsr Iu.rua-c and Neat ln,f
oil, AXLE Grease, LIN esd oil, Hardware, taru.p
icrs T"o,7 iie2-e Fs!ins-, Lo,k., Knobs. Bolt,
BcliT, N>t-, Nails, Having and Farming Tools
Aa'irhiees, Powder shot, Caps, kazor,, Trap
whip. y &c, in -rea variety. Crnckrry and
6a-- War 10 all ali -tylrs. TOO numerous ii men
ton Nind"" 6ias-. Mirrors, Tea set. Lanterns
Vases, jugs, stone ware, Tin Ware Wnusicn
are all sort- "f brushes from a Tooth E.ush 10
a Horse Brush, Pipe, Chalk. Calico Shavl.
ahhric; >iie,la, >hc'tings tl-nEei, Cotton, Rel.
Grey, " hlie, YELLOW, CAerss, brown. Hue. Twill.
Plain, Pressed EaI,,n@. Ngdding, Ticking Crash
Linen 'heviot, tottonatIcs; DRESS GUODSin
laEEe a-sortmeni-, Trimming aH ax.,l J,onf;.a.
~ tdrye 2aRtifies, Tweed, Duck. Itnna-k Shirt.
brock, tar'iiSan., Nubias, Waterprpof., Jacket.
To"ci,. Napkins, Bed spreads, shirt Ca6.r
wear, Umbrellas. Fancy Goods and slualI War;
IN abundance, Boots, Shoes, .lipIars, Rubber-
Arcacs Mpccastns, Ready mate Clothing and
Furnishing tIoO'i- from Ns.E lie ~ an Fi.t.r
Hats ami Caps, Fur foods, Furniture Inc lu,ing
soft and llar'iwocd Chairs, Office Chairs, Ann
Rocker, Nur-r, Easy and High Chairs Tables
Bngeau5, stands, sinks, Desks Be.lstead- [ ham
Der suits &c, &c also furnish to order Nattr,..
ses, nprings, Feathers, stoves. Csrpctngs, Robcs
iron, Steel thatn>t Hubs, Rims, ~poke- Grind
stones, scales, Watches, Trunks, Harnesses. Rub
Der suits, flames, Fishing Tackle, Pluws t.uns
W ringers, Windows Door, Blinds Sc g. a.
buy my goods 10 ifrye quantities ami tor cash
and defy competition.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-12-09
MARINE LIST.
EllsW orsh PORT.

Eitsw orth Tors.
Thursday, pvc. 2
SAILED
Sch sea Flower. Mosley. I-amoine.
sch Harvey. Bunker. BiuehliL
Friday. dee. J.
SAILED.
~ch II " Cu-hman Fcrrill. Biuehiu
sch kel Rorcr, Young. Bo~toa.
SATURDAY. p,r. {
ARRIVED.
-ch sarah girhsrSi-oa. Boston,
Mouday. Dcc $
ARRIVED.
~sh YrAnk and Edward ----. boston
Sch ttty Of Ellsso u. Grant. Portland
~,h Frank Pierre. ---==. fuvl land.
sch Grape. Loui. Bar IIArbnr
Ssh telegraph, Rem ~. Ro sllni.
Tuc-,iAy, n,-. !.
ARRIVED
Sch Nm II Archer, ilellauy. Boston.
-oh WA Pickering. Il ilaity.
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4 Certain Cure for RHeuxAJIsM Z NEusAlG,a

nLARkE's Rheumatic Elixir cures the worst cas-.
" es Of Neuralgia in from two 70 four hours
Rheumatic Fever in three or four DAYS, and many
cases u Chronic Rheuma ism that for years hal
defef the skill of the Physician and the Power Of
Asiieine, have been cured By half a dozen bottles
respectable druggists. el.e per hnstle six for
e3so. send for circular 70 ;he Proprietor, West
Buxton, Ne, 1vr.al.
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Nj \ X ri r. ID .

Ell,worih-Dcc. 3, by Rev. 7. r. " hts.
C.. ". II. Watts, Esq, Of JoEcsbOro, aud
Miss sarah A. >hople VI Ellsworth.
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1HE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
] concerned. that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the sras. OF al
Admini>irsior WITH the viii annexed of
OLIVIA N. BROWN, late Of llswor1h,
In the Comfy Of Hancock, dsce.,-ei b giving
bond rs the law directs; he the e.ore veques )
All Pc sons who are indebted 10 the said dsceas-
ed~ estate 10 make imta oia,e pawn nj and lh,sse
who have asy demands thereon 4, cx-
hiSt thu same for payment.
JOHN ID. REDMsN
Admir-. with the Will annexed
December LET, lss0. 3wsSs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-12-09

To the Honorable Judge 81 Probate tor the Couu-
~ OF Hancock.
THE undersigned widow OF Alvin \. Bartlett,
j late OF Ellsworth, IN said c unty, dee a.cd.
respectfully represents, that sals decea,ed di-d
pos sessei OF feTsonal = :ate, Inventory Of
which has ben duly retuiDs into the Probate
once, That her circumstances render il bece.-
cary that che should have more Of said Per-oBui
kstAte than she - entitled to on distribution
thereof. she therefore prays that your Hon .
world grant her sncb 4 iosauce out OF said per
sonal Estate as 10 your DISCRETION you mar de
ieTmnt BectssAT. sad proper.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-12-09

Nutrition improved, strength restored
and disease arrested by Matt Bltters.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-12-09

HANCOCK. ss;-tourt OF Probate, December
Term. a. d., l-,0
Upon tie foregoing petition. ORDERED, thrt
ssid Widow give public notice TO all person.
interested by causing copy If III Is
order TO be pnbli-ned three week.
successfully In the Ellsworth American,
newspaper published IN Ellsworth, IN said
County, that they nay appear al Court u
Probate for said Count, 10 be held at tlis.
worth, on Ihe first Wednesday In Jan. next
at len of the clock In the forenoon 10 show cause
II any they have. why the came should not De
granted.
3s5o- PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest, CHAs. z. DoRs. Register.
true copy. Attest :-CHAs. Z. DoRs. Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-12-09
City and County.
Religious Services In this City each Sunday.

CoSGRnGATIoS al 10 30 A.
NJ. and r. NJ. sabbath school In toe after
noon. nj IL o'clock, NJ.
BAPTIST Presiding al 9 and LAP NJ. Sab
bsth School at ] =. n. Weekly Prsyer Meet
ing, TUESDAY evening at 1-2 O'Clock.
UNrrARIAN.-Church service at 10 80 A. N
sunday school at 1, As A. NJ.
CArHnLIc.-Presching ri 10 1-2 O'Clock A.
NJ. Sabbath School at . 7. NJ.
METHODIST sching at 2 and 1P. M
Sabbath School at z. NJ.
UNION TEMPERANCE AKETrNG-eNerysu sun
dsy at 6 IA Z. NJ. Mt the Methodist Nestry.
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"ASTsIMA CURE" GOLDEN
SALVE and
"Pure IMMINENT"

1 can furnish anywhere from one 10 fifty good
smart, honest young men employment provided
they are willing 10 work and can furnish suitable
reference.
ss- Please examine quality and prices Of nay
stock and purchase II you see IT.
So knosr am .'Head Quarters, on yaEssties
and ''Doseh 20 Hard PaH.a
ss-i have given only pa.t-ai Inst of my stock but
y you ask nj my store for anything generally kept
IN variety tore, think you can get it. Reniem-
Der nav store Is on the corner OF tire Telegraph
and Eastbrook roads
As- Thankful for past fayors am ever
Your obesiient servant
EUGENE J. SWAN.
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ihnudt Statement January Isf,.
1850.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-08
BOLETIN MERCANTIL
FORTALEZA, 81.
lHprenta, litegrsfs, EReBadsnssiol,
ALMACEN DE PAPEL.
EFEC1os DE EscRIToRIo - LIBRnRfA.

Habiendo duplicado Ell local de este
stablecimiento, J traido IN gran sur.
tido de efectos de todas classes de New
York, Hambulgo, Paris, Glasgow y Bar
celona, 10 hemos puesto 81 niyel de Loo
primeros de su clsse, yen 81 Sc hace
con impieza, prontitud y baratura, to.
da clase de Imprenta, LITOGRAFIA
y Encuadernacion, y Sc encuAntran al
por mayor J detalle papel espaiol de
todas las marcas, mercantil ingI6s, fran
ces, americana, aleman y espanoI, So
bres, cartulina.de Bristol, ibros en- blan-
co para escuelas, cromos calsdos, lujo-
sas eaias de pepel con sobres, y todas
las curiosidades pertenecientes ell ramo.
He aqui slgunas de las 1ltimamente
recibidos.
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I'D K w E M - "a
HI TE1I, ,E1GRA AFo
- NJ n R4dDN ~ CD VI -.
SAN JUsTo II, EsQUINA A LA FoRTALEzA

De venta hierro gavanizado lso acanaado.
Cavos ingeses de ho de paleta
~ pngdas americanos para teaman de g. % pugadas
ves de composcon paquees lie complete de IA
fooros de seguriad egmo de espaa pavesa colorado
Jaboa lnges veteado azul Medley
Arroz de la India superior
Gran sdo general mercauc peeter obietos de adorno
perfumerla novedsdes de Paris
Agenca general de las acredad maqnas dobe pes
pune sin rival LA NACIONAL. ~ f
Depoto del recomendabe LUZ DIAMANTE explo-
son. huno NAL oor mHamabe solo ITO grades Fahrenheit %
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LA COMPETIDORA
@6.-E4D H&,EH1A Il HIN A-zk

fnlcpamosa ruero phbco
neral habe los mos vpoes pocelenes de Europa
de los Undos complete aricos de nestro
que deseamos realzar precos muy baratos:
pavas somoreroe Sombreros alta
senoras sehoritas bos honbres
Sombreos quetes para Calzado cabao enorss
sdeh Tina nnos
chalnas ,ls tod, cao Cssimres batisas,
Juegos de cueo pnnos P oauslno n nny nnos.
iados ar1Russ y shnnrnas
b stones
b qullas petacas inas.
Gran varetad en- l"nueo, da, Mecheros t4baco
cnth y H. res | 6nidad de jugn s de etodas cIase
oalo; f.tt Ftiocpedos
Ciss alotnaas pe,fnm 0neS msetas de todas clac
Gran sn,ta3o i. nfnmo;o Estuches viajss
NJ. ioros flrnas \" p'1"o'" 'o 'Ss MaDtas id.
Bcones de pasta o7ss Iozs c~ist d
aseS' % IN
Puerto-Rico IL de Nuvieinbre de 1880
ma. 10 d. LAUBET PONS G Co.
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A los hbaicantes de tabaeoS J cigarrlOS'
LTTOGRAFIA
DEL So BOLETIN. -

Parcipamos al pGbico que acaha de llegar
lie la IIabana un lit6grafo especialista ca GRO
mos. en- cajet las de cigar,i.los con 8 sin Gro
mo Y en- todo 10 relative la dustria del Ia
baco, hacienlos toda clase de trabajos Como
cho artista es la vez excelente diruiante, a
casa 80 encarga de les disenos que lie indique
ell c0nsumidor
La litograifa del BOLETIN, Frovista de to-
da case de tementos, lace con brevedad
perfection y precics m6dicos cuan.os tra5a-
os Sc lie encargnen.
Sc hace gran rebaja de precios n las letras
de cambiO, tarjetas de bautBmO, de Wis ia
me cantilee, en- las facturas, circ lares, contor-
nidades obligaciones, etc.
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"A GM a. "A -
NlNBRO = MHDICINALES DE- GOAMo.
pUERTO-RTCO
PUERTO-RTCO.

Temper... ura de los aguas 45' del termt
metro cent'grado.
Peso especifico con relacion al aqua dest'
lada 1928.
Analiss oufmicos. En- 1000 parties de agu'
Acido az0tico indeterminado
Idem carb5nico 81. $40 parties
Idem sulfhidrico 23 470 idem.
Tdem clorhidrico O. 544 gramos.
Carbonate de cal 0. 25l idem.
Idem id. magnesa IL. 720 ldem.
Sufato de col 0 264 idem.
Idm i'd magnesa O. $40 idem.
Idem Id hicrro 3 700 idem.
Slice 0. 708 idem.
Giandes dep6sitos para enfrar las aguas a
la temperature que SO necesite.
Poseen estas aguas las sigentes propIed
des depurativas, laxantes, sudortcas, r9Vul-
sivas. sodaotes tonicas sagun la forna y
temperature de su uso.
Sorprendentes resultados en- las siguientes
enfermedades: dyspepsia, grastrtis, gastral,
gias. disenterfa estrenimiento pertluaZ-
obstruccioues del higado, bazo mesenterio,
iptermitentes antiguas que Sc halen sostendss
| nor intartos de las misma visceras, hldropeslas
nasivas cuyas causas sean los mlemos iutartos
Stills CONSTITUTIONAL, afecclones reumatlcas
cr6nicas, artritis del mismo caracter paFalisis
sin lesion organica del cere 70, en- las que r.
conocen por causas los colicos nerViosos de
plomo, clatcss Y tumores escrofulosos
| Adrnlrables resultados en- el vicio venereo
cerpetlco dlceras que ambos dan lngar
Las lencorreas henorragias sienpre st
modhcan ventaj tajGsamente.
En- las Intermediates del aparato ganito
uriaario, c6lieos Defrfticos, escasez de la secre
ciop de la orina, steracion del liludo segre
gado formation de arenillas; usadas las aqua
en- bebidas blilos siempre SOC 0ttles
Emreadas las aguas en- lorna de 1rflg
cion a tods ca temperature, aliviau y au
curan as neuragias, la rgidcz y contracco
de los miembsus.
Il Medico.director ST.. DR.. D. PEDRO HERMAN
DEE SANTIAGO
UsERA 4 BtANCH
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CdicOn1da2ld.

Ademas del gran surtido de cromos que tie
ne siempre Ia imprenta del BOLEfIN, ba re-
cibido an gran suttido de belos tuadros en-
calcomania, os cuales pueden trasadarSe 81
obieto que guste ell comprad0r, pudie do ador-
mar con ellos su casa, sus muebles demas,
todo precos baratisimos
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Estados para ell CenSO.

Las alcaldias que deseen collection
de estados para hacer el censo de al
mas pueden pedirlas la imprenta del
BOLETIN.
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ALMACEN.

Sc alquila en- 800 mensuale8 ell r1mero 10
de Ia calle del DeTosto Tieno bodega, Y al
qnilados 8 paradamente los da5 departamsn-
tOs en- que esta aiglddo, vale cada uno SEQ.
Ean Jos5, 7, bsjos, informaran. H 25d
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-08
iGran deScubrimiento antOrizado con patente!
NO MAS QUINlNA!

PRESERvATIVO CURATIVE LAS ENFERMEDADEs
VENEREA SIFICAS FIEBRES CALENTURAs SIN Ell A1JxTrT0
DEL MERCURIO nj Ell UsO DE La QUINA, CON Ell GRAN
ESPECIFICO vEGETAL DEL ESPECIALISTA WALL
especlhco dias
IlI oS oa sase De CALENTURA de Qunna las enter
nedadea del ESTOMAGO del HGA BAZO REUATTSMO DOTO
RES. ANGINAs, ANEMIA, CLOROSfs STILLS HERPES ' o
Deposio en- Calf vars
botcas dro9ueas de Habana
LEDESMA, calle de San Francisco 49, - ~ o' 0o'oa oe
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"a ~ MMG ID.

Sc alquila una casa en- Oangrejos al lado de
senior Acosta. Su precio so pesos Don Nj
coas Oarreras ID raxon. 2--3
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Calloa.

En el Hotel de Enbajadores -
extraen 4 ST. uno.
San Justo IL, esquina I i FOrta.
|leza. D. Il
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-02
A Leg Of.

Yesterday forenoon, young man named
John Ounningl am, an employe Of the Chi
cago, st. Paul & Minneapolis Railway COM
pany, while engaged in switching cars in
the yards near the slower elevator" slipped
and fell on the track in such Q position that
the wheels ran over his right leg. He was
taken to st. Joseph's hospital, and Drs
Murphy, Hsgan, and Quinn amputated the
injured limb about four inches below the
knee. From the testimony of those who
claim to know, Cunningham was standing
on the track as the engine was backing slow.
ly toward him. he intending to "cstoh on
to the foot board provided for switchmen to
ride on. His foot slipped as he attempted
to step on the foot board, and in second of
time he was ct the mercy of the
wheels, with results as described above
Besides the loss of his leg Cunningham had
all the flesh pinched off his left heel, leaving
the bone exposed. and this, the physicians
think, will lay him up much longer than his
amputa!ed limb. Young Cunningham is de-
scribed by those who know him es an indus
trious, steady young man, and is we'll liked
by all his associates. He has q widowed
mother living ct the corner of Chestnut and
Franklin streets in this city, with whom he
was living at the time of the accident.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-02
MINNESOTA TYPE FOUNDRY.
A Chicago Firm Joins In to Build Up
ST. Paul Institution.

A Chicago Firm Joins In to Build UP a
st. Paul Institution.
Articles of incorporation were Aled yester-
day of the minnesota Type Foundry
with headquarters at st. Paul. The articles
state the object of the organization to be the
manufacture of type, electrotype and stereo-
type plates, machinery and printers sup
plies. The organization commenced busi-
ness Yesterday and is to continue thirty
years, the capital stock being $4,000.
This corporation is the result OF the dis
solution of the firm of Frost, Perry d Co.,
and the formation Of new organization.
Mr.. o. q. Perry withdraws and takes entire
control Of the stereotyp pc and electrotype de-
pertinent, and the type foundry has been
placed under the name given, with Messrs.
Barnhart Bros. q Spindler, of Chicago. large
stockholders. This firm, with David Rama.
ley and Theo. E. Frost, of this city, comprise
the corporation. Mr.. Barnhart recently
spent several days in st. Paul, looking the
matter over, and he became SO impressed
with the condition of business and the out
look for the city that he decided to
Join hands with the foundry already here.
The new company by this move increased its
facilities very extensively, as it has large
foundry to draw upon at Chicago to meet all
extraordinary demands upon it. This will
enable the new company to keep on hand
such stock of printers goods that there
will be no reason or excuse for printers OF
the Northwest to 60 beyond st. Paul for
| their supplies.
The GLosE proves it's faith by its work.
and has ordered new outfit of the Mime
sofa foundry which will soon adorn cur col
umns. It is an institution which shows the
growth and advancement of St. Paul and the
fact that large Chicago firm comes here to
invest shows the position which st. Paul
holds in the public estimation az distfib-
utipg point.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-02
New Attraotions at the Varieties

Tho attractions at Conley's varieties have
been enhanced by four additional stars. brill
liants of the first water. Delighted audiences
greet each performance and the show Is enjoy
ing the liberal patronage that always crowns
the triumphs of excellence and artistic sue
cess. For an evening of delightful pastime it
takes the cookie from anything In St. PauI.