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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-04

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-04

New ads~ro.-m THE " eek.
o. >;er Saloon Holines Bru hers.
found-Eh T.. J5ss-lyn. NJ -.
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK, ~-:--C"urt Of Probate, Ellsworth.
october Term, \. ID. 1850.
Upon the foregoing petition. ORDERED. Thai
said petitioners give public Office 10 All prr-nns
interested by causing a copy Of The petIfion and
t7 Or'ter of Court thereon, 10 be published three
weeks successfully Ia the Ellsworth American A
newspaper published in Ellsworth In laid County
thai they may appear at a Court OF Probate for
siid county, 10 be helu at Ellsworth on the LIST
Wednesday oI pee next, at ten OF the clock ia the
forenoon, 70 sheS cause u any they have vii, The
prayer 81 aaid petitioner should not b. granted
SHf5' PARKER fUth, Judge
Attest HAS T. ItokR Register
true copy-AtEest CHAs. 4. DoRK Register
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Connecticut Republican

HARTFORD, Conn.
One hundred and twenty towns give Gar
field majority Of 3.7si Republican gain
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-04

~ Court ~ Probate holden az III worth within
AMI or the tnu.ty ~ Hancock, Oh the second
" Wednesday of ortob,r 4 n, i~-l.
Tp>EPH L. kINt,. named Exettl ~ Ia a certain
v instrument purI,urtins a. y, the Last will ami
testament ~ David hiuE. late 81 fremont. Ia said
county deceased, having presented tie sane far
probate
JEuERhr-That thr seiti J,asph T.. King. give
tc 10 sli persons Interested. by causing 4 copy
81 This utSer To- BE- Published lhtCr wrcss
suerC-slyrly 90 she Ellsworth American, pfiutcJ
in Ellsworth. that tlry fnav appear at a Probate
court 10 De held At Ellsworth, ia sad tounty
nu SIC first u csius ssiay yf dec. HCxt. 1t ten ai
TIE cllts 40 thc forenoon Aui she's cas- So 10 any
tbey have. Why the sali instrument should not
b. proved, approved. aud allowed As the last
iil aud tcstatucni OF sait ts-t-l set
3~5' FARMER TUCK. Judge.
4 true copy, At eat e 80. a.. DuRE. Register.
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H. Tie Honorable Ja,r % II, bate Of the County
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r1iIE auIef ssuvs! sim,rt.lrItor Of the csiatr OF
l. john EUus ~ tt'r 81 :. l.lyurth IN -AGd tnuu.
.. ae,eated IcsYrriIHi.5 represents that the
-. D. and cha tHi-. rights and credits IT saId lie
rca-si are nnt 81 arient 10 pay The Int debt, and
chan rs e AltatHs straIl,u. o5 The hun
ttti dollars. Wherefore y"ur petitioner FFays
your iaHor - grant him a Lircusc to sviI. AT pub
DIE private safe. aust convey all 90 the rral =
tate Uf Tie irera set 10 satisfy SAID debts and
charge ut administration.
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HAScocS. ss:-Cour OF Probate, Ellsworth
Oct. Term, A. D., Iss1

Upon the foregoing petition. ORDERED, That
.aid pc iiloner give public notice to all persons
interested, by causing cOpy 81 the petition, and
th order thereon. g. be published three week
suceesslFeit 10 me Ellsworth American q new
paper published q ellsworth IN sail ,iounfy
that they may appear at a Court OF Probate Tor
said County. 10 be held at EIlswor b ON the Ist
WEDNESDAY OF Dec next al ten OF the clock
Ia the forenoon to show cause ii any they nave
why tie prayer OF said petitioner should not be
glaafed.
saS' PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Atiesr: CuAs, T., DBRR Register
\ true copy, Aitest:-CHAs. L. DoRR Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-04

Al Court 81 Probate holden at Ellsworth. within
and Tor the County Of fIaurpcs. on The second
"Wednesday Of October \, ID. iss1
THtB>ToN q. DOUGLASS. named Executor In
certain instrument purparting Ia b. the last
VIII AMI testament Of ~ilvanus Douglass late Of
Blnrhill. tn saii county deceased having present
Ell the same for probate.
oRnSREp That the aid Thurston q. Douglass
give notice 20 all persons Interested By causing
copy ~ th- order to be published three
weeks sncccSsiyciy ia ihe Ellsworth Amer.
eau. printed a Ellsworth that they may
appear ~ q Probate Court 10 b. hnilCn
AZ Ellsworth IA said county. on the fret
"wednesday az Dec. next, At ten OF the clock
IN The forenoon and show cause. II any they have
shy the -Aid Instrument .lnrI not be proved
approved. and allowed - the last vii and ties.
LIuaent OF -ail dec as~
Sw4' PARKER TUCK. iuige.
true copy. Attcsf 1T IA l.. pukH, lsc.t.Irr.
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Indiana Gains in Republican Strength.

INDIANAPOlIS, Ind.
Three hundred and twenty precincts give
a net Republican gain of thirty SIX.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-04

Gratis have made clean sweep Of Florida.
Garfield had majorities in only two out of
nineteen precincts. Several strong negro
locations are TO hear from.
Connecticut Republican
HARTFORD. Conn.
One hundred and twenty towns give Gar
field a majority Of 3,7s4 Republican gain
1916.
Indiana Gains in Republican Strength.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.
Three hundred and twenty precincts give
net Republican gain of thirty SIX.
Wisconsin 10000 Republican Maj.
A Congressman Gained.
MILWAUKEE, Wis.
The Republican majority in the State will
be 10000 and a gain of one Republican
Congressman.
Heavy Gains In Ohio.
COLUMBUS Ohio.
There are indications of Rep. State
majority of $4,000. In co precincts there is
net Rep. gain of 163.
The Solid South. South Carolina.
C0LUNBUs, S. c.
The Democratic State Committee claim
the State for Hancock by 1900 majority.
More Solid South
LITTLE Rock Ark.
The indications are that all four Demo
cratic Congressman are elected. Hancock
viii carry the state by over 10000.
Philadelphia Gives $4,000 Majority
And the State Probably 10000.
PHILADELPHIA Pa.
Twelve out of thirty one wards in Phila.
give Garfield 426 majority indicating Rep.
ua;arify of 2JOO0 This makes the State Rem
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-04

THE Gun HEARD ALL OVER TIE
NORTH.
NO HURRY TO ~GEI OFT OF THE
Z. O."
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Business Notices.

At Court ~ Probate holden at Ellsworth. within
and for the County II Hancock, on the second
Wednesday Of october \. D. isso.
GEoR6E y. BLACK, JHhn 4. Peters and
VI Henry W. Paine named Executors tn a ccr-
tain instrument purporting 20 he the last will and
testament 81 George BLACK, late of Ellsworth ia
SAIL county decreased. having presented the same
for probate.
ORDERED, That the said Executors. give notice
TO al persons interested by causing copy Of this
order 70 be puhiishci three weeks successfully In
the Ellsworth American printed 81 Ellsworth. that
they may appear ~ a Probate Court, to be held at
fllsworth,in sail county, on the iirsi wednesday
Of December next At Of she clock in the forenoon
and shew cause. II any they have. why the said
instrument should not be proved. approved ami
allowed a. the last " i'll and testament ( said dc
ceased. sw5' PARKER TUCK, Judge.
\ true coPy-Atest:-CHAs. T.. DoRR Register.
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q. &. Burrill. Agent,
HANOVER
Fire Insurance Co.

Fytytfth Semi-Auauol Statement of Assets,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-06
TERRELL.
Correspondence of the Herald.

Correspondence of the Herald.
TERRELL, July 4, 1880.
There were three funerals in the city to.
day. rather sad fourth to many of our citi-
zens. John G. Moore, an old citizen of the
county and who was buried with Masonic
honors by Artizier lodge of this place, was
one of them; the other two deaths were Joe
Payne and Nash Harvey's child.--Some
new wheat in market; prices fair. Prof
Burrt's school closed Friday night with
impressing ceremonies.--Prof. FORTRESS
has returned from st. Louis, where
he had been visiting friends.-
The Democratic convention met at Kaufman
yesterday. Every precinct had a full repre-.
sanitation present and great interest was man
Tested. Or. F. D. Hallonquist, of Terrell,
was made chairman and Messrs. j. I. Walker,
d. Craighead and W. c. Hallonquist secre-
taries.-The convention voted to instruct
for representative, whereuopn W. r. Ander-
son, j. 5. Woods and J. y. Terrell were placed
in nomination. On the second ballot j. 5.
Woods was declared the choice of the con-
vention. A resolution, introduced by Cap
tain Manion, to instruct for Governor
Roberts, met with violent opposition, but a
motion to table was lost. DR.. A. l..
Parsons then moved to amend by
tenaorsing Hon. Green i. Clark
for district Judge. A wild scene of confusion
ensued, and pending motion to lay it on
the table the convention adjourned, Full
delegations to all the conventions we're select
ed and resolution passed against holding q
Judicial distri convention. The delegation
to the state convention are divided and no
accurate guess can be made as to the vote.
1t u understood Col. Welborn has no oppo-
sltlon among the delegates.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-06
CITY DOTS.

Smoke Elders "Favorite' cigars. Every,
body dces..
Sunday night Jack Harris, colored, charged
with stealing horses, was arrested and Jailed
The small boy celebrated by blowing his
villanous tin whistle and firing fire crackers.
Characteristic Of "the day we celebrate"
yesterday, although the 9Th, was as hot as
the notorious 4th.
Those who have shifted the smoke of battle
say the Denison Artillery thoroughly under
stand the business.
MIR. A. Nj. Glen, of Palestine, who was
sunstruck, was so far recovered last evening
as to depart for home.
The Queen City Guards and visiting mill
tary return thanks to Mrs. DR.. johnson for
beautiful buttonhole bouquets.
The motion docket in the district court
will be called and disposed OF this morning,
and attorneys had best take due notice.
Smoke Elders ''Favorite" cigars. Every
body Goes.
The Gate City Guards made good ap.
pearance and impression while in this city.
They as well as the artillery company, are
credit to Denison.
Smoke Elders "Favorite" cigars. Every
body does.
The Queen City Guards met the Denison
Artillery at the Union depot Sunday evening
and escorted them to their armory, where re,
freshments were had.
Governor Roberts will visit Dallas on Sat-
urday, the 10th inst, when he will address
the public on the political issues of the day.
The time and place will be mentioned here
after.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-06
EAS rLAND.
Correspondence of the Herald.

Correspondence of the Herald
EAsTLAND, July 2, 1880
The people in and about this place are
quite excited over what seems to be unmis-
taxable evidences of foul play and probable
murder, in this vicinity. To-day at o'clock
a. m. a man who claimed to be hunting stock
rode up to farm some three miles west of
here, having with him mule saddle and
bride, and reported that he had found the
mule wandering about, and that he could
not find the owner. There were blood
stains upon the saddle and blanket. A lin
men hat was found in field, about quarter
of mile from where the mule was first seen,
late this evening. The fence was torn away
in many places about this field, and there
we're mule and horse tracks plainly visible.
There is man reported to be missing who
belongs at Owsleys railway camp, west of
here, and near the place where the mule was
found. Some are of the opinion that the
owner, or rather rider of the mule, was MUIR
dered, while others are of the opinion that he
is out on a drunk. Nothing further can be
heard this evening The sheriff will investi-
gate the matter tomorrow morning.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-06
school AppOintees

AT 4 meeting of the trustees of the ward
schools of the City Of Dallas the following
teachers were unanimously elected, viz:
First Ward-G. J. Taylor, principal; Lulu
Nj. Spivey, first assistant; Jennie Brooks,
second assistant.
Second Ward-Mrs. G. E. W. Miller, prin-
cipal; Miss May Carter, second assistant.
Third Ward-Mrs. Laura NJ. Dake, prin-
cipal; Miss Blanch Aldehof, first assistant;
Miss Matte Leachman, second assistant.
Fourth Ward-Anna Shannon, first assist
ant; Lortah Knight second assistant.
Third Ward Colored School Henry Smo.
theirs, Sr.
Fourth Ward Colored School-Mrs. Mary
Carson.
The principal for the Fourth ward, first
assistant for the Second ward, and teacher
for the Fourth ward colored schools are vet
to be appointed
w. JAMES B. SIMPSON,
President Board.
JOHN S. WILMER, Secretary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-06

having good time with their many friends
duly 2, Ground was broken UP yester
tterday for the foundation of the new court
house,--Dave Ryan, of the Galveston
News, was in town last night. The public
school question will be definitely settled af.
ter the next council meeting, and the build.
ing will commence. Several train loads
OF cattle have passed through in the past few
ddays:---Our cotton buyers are very anxious
for the aeecy staple to make its appearance.
The grading on the narrow guage is pro.
crossing rapidly.-The celebration on the
nth will bea grand affair. No expense has
been spared in fixing up the grounds. After
the fun is all over for the day, the Corsicana
cornet band will give grand ball at the
opera house.-R. Q. Mills arrived home
this morning, and is registered at the Molloy
house with his family.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-06
PERSONAL.

j. II. Milliken, of Westherford, is in tn
city.
W. Fl, Beldin, prominent citizen of Hous
ton, is in the city.
b. G. Harris, of the |. & G. n. r. R., is a
the Grand-Windsor.
General H. P. Mabry, of Fort Worth, is q
guest at the Grand Windsor.
Captain Tom Brown, H. S. Kimball and
". w. Wilkins, of Sherman, are at the st.
George.
Miss Lizzie Rogers, charming young
lady Of Weatherford, is guest at the Grand
| Windsor
+. +. Rogers, passenger agent of the Men,
pins " Charleston road, left Sunday for
Shreveport.
Z. F. Stephens, chief engineer of the Texas
" ot. Louis road, is in the city greeting his
many friends.
Mr.. George S. Leachmsn, formerly of this
city, but now of Marshall, was in the city
yesterday taking in the Fourth.
Mr., Joseph Mulhsll, jr., the genial and ac-
complished proprietor of the Ennis mills,
took in the 4th of July in this city yesterday.
Mr.. John Celia and sister, Miss Leds Celia
j. L. Rose, T. j. Starr, John White and
Charles Lee, all of Wills Point, spent the
4th in Dallas.
Howard Hannah, prominent druggist of
Denison, and member of the Denison Ar
tllery company, is in the city celebrating the
Fourth, and that's what's the matter with
Hannah.
Mr.. L. 2. Graves, formerly connected with
the press of this city, but for some time past
correspondent of the Galveston News from
Houston, arrived in the city Sunday morn
ing. on visit to the family of DR.. Allen,
his brother-in-law, and his host of friends
here were glad to welcome him back
once more, even though his visit be of but
few days duration. Mrs. Graves had pre-
eeded him, and after spending few daysyis
ting their friends they will return to the
Bayou city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-06
InIInOrteIIe.

Leaves have their time to fall,
Ana flowers to wlther at the moth winds
breath,
And stars to set,
But thou hast all seasons for thine own,
oh DEATH"
On last Sunday evening, at half-past seven
o'clock, was forever dimmed the light and
life Of Amelia Brtton, the sweet and beauti-
full little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fac.
Toliver. Although she sparkled but few
months precious gem on the bosom of the
household, she had so entwined around her
the affections of all, that her absence has left
a void in the hearts of those who cherished
her so dearly which time can never refill or
obliterate from memory the winsomness of
her infant grsces. Yesterday she was placed
beneath the cold sod, never again to appear
but as an angel around the throne of grace
She is gone from them, and all that is left of
her is the sweet remembrance of her short
existence, and probably
ga little lock of golden hair,
A sacred relic kept with care
me mory of one so fair
That angels left their hymning band
And came to earth ami took her hand,
And led her to that unseen land. -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-06
WHITNEY.
Correspondence Of the Herald.

Correspondence OF the Herald.
WHITLEY, July g. 1850.
The Hancock-English "boom" is red hot in
the Future Great" Prominent citizens of
both sides express confidence in the over
whelming defeat Of Garfield The Douglass
Upshard contest will be decided here on the
oth inst, in convention of the sovereigns.
tits predicted by some that neither sspirant
will be successful and that the convention
will concentrate by way Of compromise on a
"black horse" Whitney has about
smothered out her little sister town Morgan.
A great many of the merchants of the latter
place have already moved their stores higher
up the road, and express themselves as being
very much dissatisfied with the present out.
look of the town.-Several substantial
brick stores are being built on Brazos and
First streets.---The merchants are looking
forward for big trade this fall The cot
ton crop in the surrounding country was
never better. Several prominent cotton buy.
ers from different portions of the state have
declared their intention to purchase cotton
at this market. If tae crop turns out well
we will ship from $4,000 to 10000 bales
The artesian well has reached depth of 1926
feet and the water is within ten feet of the
surface.--City property is daily enhancing
in value. Property situated on the princi.
pal streets is worth from $500 to $500 per
lot.--Captain G. NJ. Durham, of Corsicana
is in the city to.day.--The election to de-
eide whether or not Whitney will be incor-
porated will be held on the 18th inst There
is great deal of feeling over the question,
Both sides are hard at work and anticipate
victory. No troops will be allowed at the
polls.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-06
GROESBEECK.
Correspondence of the Herald.
IpnRGpwury

Correspondence of the Herald.
dRoEsBEEcK, July 2, 1850.
There seems to be falling off in litigation
in this county. District court, after ten days
session, during which 40 one hurried, is about
through the civil docket. The lawyers, etc.,
will have time to attend the barbecue
As the result of the Hancock boom our
town has Hancock club, which meets pref
ty often and enthuses on all occasions.
The Greenbsckers claim to be making con-
verts numerous in this county; they take
every man who approves of full legal tender
paper money, as a sheep of their fold.-
Crop prospects continue good, although rain
is wanted in parts of the county to fill out
the corn. Vegetables are still abundant and
cheap on the streets.-The Groesbeck cor
net band is tuning up for the barbecue on
the 10th inst. They are, perhaps, the best
band in the state for their practice-
Groesbeck seems to be the only city in the
United States that is not grumbling at the
census takers, and disappointed at the show.
ing up of its true numerical strength. But
she's too modest to publish the figures on it.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-06
The Hawkins Case.

In the district court yesterday on affidavit
of defendants the case of the stat VS.. WI.
Hawkins, charged with the murder of Baxter
NJ. Bell, was continued until the next term of
the court.
The case of the state vs.. Rufus Bell,
charged with completely in the killing, which
was set for the 8th inst, was continued also
until the next term of the court.