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The Austrian Earthquake.

LONDON, Nov. 1O.-Later particulars from
Aeram in Croatia concerning The earthquake
feis throughout Southern Auslris. yesterday,
state that 200 houses aud two churches were
irreparsbly damaged. Part ct the cathedral
must be rebuilt. Tho palace and country seat
of the Cardinal. Archbishop, the government
school and cigar mandatory ware halt de-
stroyed. Baildings within radius OF IA miles
were terribly damaged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-10

It lie questionable whether Southern railroads.
as OF present conducted. are bant i,ial or The
reverse to this section Of tho UoioD. but that
they could materially sssist in promoting The
prosperity Of the South-iudaed, that they have
it within their power to secare that property
is urquestionable. They can 50 arrange irelshts
that the trade Of ths South that now goes to
the North will Como to Southern cities. and by
pstrouiziug Southern manufactures they will
soon be enabled to buy every article they use at
the South, ald thus be the means OF establlsh-
ing and supporting large iron and car works 10
different portions of the Southern country, and
of inducing large immigration of skilled and
industrious employees. Then. too, the assistance
they could afford 10 the establishment ct direct
trade with foreign ports would be sufficient to
make that trade q su,cess. Baltimore. and
aecesssrily Maryland, owe most Of their pros.
perity to the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. Let
each of the railroads in the South try to in'
cease the trade ald business OF some Southera
seaport, and the most satisfactory Ell, cs will be-
sin at orte to be apparent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-10

The merchants and manufacturers OF 1'ltl-
more have organiz ID 40 association for the pro-
motion OF Intercourse snd the Increase OF Trade
between that city and the South. This is vel!
enough, and ihrrc i really 20 good reason Why
Southern mei chautl should 20 Dorth of Balii-'
moro for sry Of their supplies, or Why atty
Southern products should seek market north
of that CITY. There is one dagger, however. to
the Southern trado CT Baltimore, dagger that
was fatal 10 the same trada with Philadelphia.
ADD that is the i'll concealed stimosity OF some
Of its newspapers towards the Southern people.
Social associations will b, Ineffective against
suoh pt W :rlul deterrent as newspaper stush
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-10
and1.ia, Gazette and Virginia Advertiser

t:ssh in the bottom Ct the fu!rog. lesSicg notb.
iog to he seen bu: thu fresh thr:h al ctunb!td
ur.
Altogetherit was very interesting AID agrte..
sble days sork and racrealoD, wi;h uuGal
benefit to ell.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-10
ICONMUEICATE r

WY IS ibe corporation law agsi, s; the going
OF large Of Sc,se s1d goats 90. cotulced! -Four
teca ia cae tiouk 10 day y. 5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-10

Whist you'd Our Forefetheis have said il
they had iua ined bat a oIulh c;u,d be cured
for 25 c!nts-a' by that r,lsblo remedy-Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-10

1t was only natural to suppose that the good
nature manifested by the South upon its learn
ing that its support of tho nominee OF the dem
o,rstic party fer h, presidency was The cause
of bis defeat. would have placated the radicals.
but it has not. and they nov, without the
slightest foundation, assert that the demand
the New York democrats have made for an ia-
vesIigalion Of the republican frauds perpetrated
10 their State as the recent e'tc'ion wss lrs'-
gated and is being urged By tho "uorepsntant
and discontented rebels Of tie South" Well
let them talk as they will, 30 long as they per-
NIT the poople of tho South to manage thslr
Own State affair.". The policy Of the South
should herc,forth 5s as little lot OF part 10 ma
tioual affairs ns possible, and the concentration
of all its energies upon tho promotion OF the
welfare Of its own States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-10

BOYS ULsTERs BOYS ULsTERS Boys
ULsIEas at MosE WATERWAYS
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REVERSIBLE OvERCoATs (1eH Lcs2o:) o!
MOsE WATERMAN S
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AJuDaE TO BUSINESS MEN.-Judse Briggs,

A JUDaETo BUSINESS MEN.-Judse Briggs,
10 the Court of Common Pless, Philadelphia,
Monday, refused to e1cus, juror by reason Of
bis beiog BUSINESS man, ard gave a sharp
rcprimand to thoss UEo are always seeking to
be excused on account of preal of business.
Said the Judge: Il will excuse 90 bsa Tor
business sessona. The business men are the
very ones who ere continually growing because
of the Incompetence ofjurors, and set these very
men, when they are summoned, seek to te e1-
cused. and as q consequence the business OF the
court is turped over to the two dollar and q
halt men. We might as veil clcse the courts
II he tbirg must be stopped"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-10

The Musical Hersld for November. pub
lished by tho Musical Herald Company, Boston,
has been received. /. has great deal OF mat
Ter of interest to all lovers of music.
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novl0 cots
CPEUIAL ELECTlON.

By authority of resolution ailp:1t bJ ~
Common Council, November 9. 1850. 3 sP-c :.
election will be held on MOapAi. Ro7sS.o.i
"a. 1880, in the First wG7d Of tiia city, +: no
usual voting place in sold ward, from su2'Ise ,
sunset of that day, - elec. two meu bers % '2'
Common Council to H., tho vzcaacles !! 80.
board from said ward, occasion oy tho dea:E o.
Hugh Laths am, esq and the resignation o: geo
w. Rock. esq and the judges CT genera CSC, ,
tions for said ward are Gulh3. D &C: g jog
of said election. -,~
Tes.e: JANIS &. 49,,
1oy,O-Ld Clerk of COmmon Ccutch'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-10

POLITICAL The Richmond o0rresp ondent
of tho Petersburg Index Appeal writes as
follows: ..,
II hsva heard that test case viii be made
Upon which to Try tho validity OF the tax res
ceipts issued by the collectors appointed by
Massey. 1.-THE question is decided 10 taV'r CT
Mas,y. Frazier aad SIoVal', and 1t nay DO
other defested rcadi1stcr asplrants. tor Cen
gresa, will make contest for the certificates be-
recsip.s ara held to bs invaIi!, l presume co
further 5ght will be madc.
The programme. which is uuders!o 10
hay, been mapped out by the republican ms in
this State fer the fall campsign, Is attrEcIrg q
GOOD deal OF attention here"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-10

OvERC0ATs 10 Bca pa.erCs a. hi0SE WATER
MANS
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MAYORS OFFICE.

EFAYOR'S OFFICE. co.,
NI Alexandria, Va NoT. 20. lt3i.
In order that cur people m.Y b :pa'ti ~
i'm portuni;ies and imposition CT those "Lo :: ~ :,
from place to place, known as TIE 81 10 d.
hereby give notice that all such found IA c-i
midst will ba dealt with according 10 l.7
COUBTLAnD il. , l-E'
nop 7o,f Mao.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-10

COURT OF APPEALS 10 the Court OF An
peals sitting 10 Richmond yesterday. Joha w,
AshbY, ctu wa, sworn as cours:l in the court
Common wealth IS Rollins j. Bulbank ct ola.
On molten OF appelIees cortiorarl wss aWa'd'
ed them to bring up additional record.
Saunders ct TX. vs.. Hale's administrator. a
oertiorari wss awarded the appellants and APP
nellees to bring up additions to the rec:rd.
Universal Life Iosurecco Company vs.. Bin
fcrt. Csu,e put CD privilege kecket.
Sfdnor, assignee, vs.. Swepsou. Motion made
By appelce TO require the appelIsaS 10 give o
new appsaI bond 10 40 ilcfessed ancuot and
With additional security.
Wiubish "a. Commonwealth. Argued by
Judge Robert Guild fer plaiati6 10 error and
the Attorney Gsrera' for r., Commonwealth
and submitted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-10

THE COAL TRADE.-Tbe cfialal report Of
tho Cumberland coal trade for tba week ending
Saturday. November 9Th. 1880, states the total
amount to have been d. 100 Is tors, decrease
of 10 4S3, Irons as compared With corresponding
period OF 1879; for the year, 1868. O7l.lG tons,
40 iucoease of 400, O2l. Is tons IS compared With
last year. The shipments to the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal were. fer she week, II 1854
tots, 30 iccteess of / 1854 o. tens as compared
With the corresponding wesk Of 1879; tar the
year, 5S4 us. O5 tons. an itc:ease Of l46 1872 it
ions ss compared with last year. Track laying
on the Georges Greek ard Cumberland rail-
road, between L,nscopiug aud Cumberland, Is
nearly completed and i! is expected that coal
will be shipped from the former place 10 about
two weeks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-10

BRGaTr AS THE NooNDAY-.Tha GOLDEN
sun FIRE Place HEATERS. F1r sale BY
STANsBURY 4 Bro, uaUuso. u:ers and deal
ers 10 s'oVes aGd tnssr cJrnAr OF kiog and
Washington a;rGots, hlcBuroey's Bu;ldlGg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-10

NoBBr HATS fox Children at Mesa WATER
MANS.
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a MOTHER lot of those superior Ah 1 i'''
"a just received by RURN.
nok9 j. Y. III L HO
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-06-24

Lsseass.
Rev. II. b. Tilden is now occupying both
churches. Services in the A. VI. at the up
per, and in the z. VI. at the lower church.
-"Bankers,r have all sailed and are prob
ably pulling the ''cod" by this time,
If We only had another steamer, as ir-
regular as the Mt. Desert has been for the
past three weeks, some of our best citizens
would get profane. Every man, woman and
child in the town Of L., is a friend to Capt.
Robinson, and every one wants the Mt.
Desert to succeed. bu, in justice to the gen.
eral public We mus, say that We hear Of so
many different arrangements, that no one
knows wha, to expect.
Probably no one thing that has happen
cd for years has SO shocked the minds Cf the
community at large as the finding of the
body of Mary Slower, in the condition and
place in which it was discovered. Much
talk has been excited, and of course various
opinions have been formed, but il is safe to
say that ninety per cent. of those who saw
the body after it was brought TO the house,
believe that all is not right, and if there has
been foul play, eyes will be numerous search
ing for the evidences Of guilt. 1t is strange
that girl who was considered "non eompos
mentis," should, without any known cause,
commit suicide: It is also strange that q
person could peacefully fold her arms in the
dying struggle. Wehope all will be brought
to light in time, and we sincerely hope that
nothing will be done hurriedly.
We stand as living witness that fools
are not all dead. In proof Of which We ex-
press the opinion that the mines of Maine
will yet prove . success. Col. J. Carey
French and others are opening mine on
the farm Of John Ford Of Hancock, that will
one day fully prove our opinion true. The
vein il two and half iset vide end well de-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-06-24

iTH COMMENCEMENT, JULy 40, 1850.
Sunday, l0.45 A. NJ. Sermon before the
Bowdoin Praying Circle by Rev. George W
Field. ID. d.. Of Bangor z. NJ, Baoca.
laureate Sermon by Presiden, Chamberlain
Monday, =. NJ, Junior Prize Declama.
ton
Tuesday. Glass day Exercises. Illumin.
alton and Dance on the Green in the even.
ing.
Wednesday. 9 A. NJ. Meeting of the PHI
Beta Kappa Socicty.-lO30 4. NJ. Annual
Meeting of the Ammni.-3 7. NJ. Address
before the Phi Beta Kappa Society BY Pro.
fcssor George T. Ladd. L. NJ, Concer,
BY the Germania Orchestra and Miss MAY
Bryant.
Thursday. "a. ". PRAYER meeting o.
Alumni and friends in Senior Recitation
Room. 1890 A. NJ. Commencement Exer-
oiscs. followed by Dinner in Memorial Hall.
5 7. NJ. Reception by Presiden, Chamber,
lain.
Alumni are requested to register. III cir
names and procure tickets for the Com
mencement Dinner between the hour. Of 3
and 1890 Thursday morning. at the Cleyc.
land Lecture Room. Massachusetts Hall.
Friday. A. NJ. Annual meeting of the
Maine Historical Society Examination o,
candidates for admission TO College. At
Adams Hall
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National Democratic Convention.
CINCINNATI. O.. June -.

lI>GlNNAIl. u. June -
The Convention assembled at ll.30 in
Music Hall. the Gallery being largely oc-
cupied BY ladies. Ex-senator Barnum o:
Conn, called the convention 10 order a, H.
80, and presented the name OF Hon. Geo.
Hoadley of Ohio, for temporary chairman
Arthur Small represents Maine on the Gre
dental Committee. The New York delegates
held q meeting this afternoon and took a
ballot which resulted Paine IS, Tilden IL,
English 10, Bayard 6, Hancock /, Randall l..
The delegation then according TO instruc-
tons directed the chairman 10 cast the 20
votes of New York in the Convention for
Paynr he having a majority Of the total
vote and to do so until further instructions
By the delegates. The Committee on Per-
manent Organization this evening by a
unanimous vote demanded to report TO the
Convention the name of J. W. Stevenson Of
Kentucky as chairman. and list OF Vice
Presidents and Secretaries, one from each
State. The Vice President from Maine is
Darius Alden, Scc'y, John b. Redman.
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Hraak1ta.
The Hon. W. W. Bragdon, is en-.
gagged in gathering up the census Of the
towns Of Franklin and Eas,brook. He
seems TO be much finetwed with Garfield
ism. since his return from the Chicago Con-
vention.
The Bap;is, society are pushing ahead
the foundations for their church building.
The fires in No. IA, proved very disas.
,rous to Seammon 4 Co.. also to Henry Me
eomber. They have the sympathy Of the
entire community.
The new pastor elect, Rev. Mr.. Alexan
der, Of the Methods, Church. is being well
received by the community.
t. Alden is now in Washington Co.
selling fruit trees. Finds a large demand
for the Crab tree. y.
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OedhaI0 Wool Factory
III" NuT7'' TIIrFs hlVc In 0VTratiDn al o
DEDss q ~ s.Rssr WILL.
cioIa DRESSING AND uyuns woolrs soaps
CASH PAID ron WOOL
Notice Of Foreclosure,

WHkREA> benjamin Lori. Of >c,i,xick Coun
W y of Hancock, state Of Maine, III on tn. sth
Of May, ISIS, convey Ia EbcueLcr T. Currier av
mortgage deed. a certain lot Of Land situated la
said >e'lzwick, bounds, and described 4, follows
70 Wit Beginning at stake aud stones on eastern
side Of highway at northern corner Of land ~
Ellis Harding, thence .oath 81 east ninety
htc r"'i- by sail Har.ln%s land to land owned ~
NJ T. Friend; thence south AZ west thirteen ro,t.
10 lands D. Moses T.. Friend thence by said
friends land, AMI hand OF J, \ Parker, I. 2.
west, one hundred aad seven ruais to an
angie In the fence, thence north a q
wcst by sail fafkrTs land eleven rod. the high
way thence following eastern =iie % highway
north IS east thirty eight rods, - links to
nrai mentioned bound, also lot OF land On northern
-hte OF highway, beginning at western corner Of
Asd Of Elli. Harding thence s. west
following northern side OF highway twenty Ave
rods, 10 links, to land Of James Parker; thence
north . liz west by land Of said Parker
ten rods II links 10 an angle In the fence thence
north Is l2A west by said Parkcr's land
thirty three rods 10 land ~ said Parker; thence
north - IL east twenty five rods to land OF Ellss
Harding. thence south - = east thiT,y four rods
e. an angle In the fence; thence son,h az. east
fifteen ros To cnrneF of fence thence south ~ ls.
east SIX rods 20 corner Of fence thence south
wost, slN ROSS 70 nFst bounds, containing about
y acres, 70 rods, together with all the building.
thereon standing, and Whereas the condition OF
said mortgage has been broken, claim 10 fore
close the same and give this notice for that pur
Pnsc,
EBENEZER f. CURRIER,
by Elbri1ge C. Coombs his ANY
sedgwick. June 18th, lssD. 3N25
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IsslAsbsss.
The directors of the IVES, and Soulc.
we hear. will pu, on day and nigh, crews.
in both shaft and drift.
The Good Tcmplars are 10 have straw
berry festival a; their ball the ith, and a
display of fireworks in the evening
You ask me To describe the whale
back" in Aurora. IL is sfran9, freak Of
Nature because i, so nearly resembles a
possible work Of art. The hes, dcscrip-
ton | can give Is to call j, Titanic railroad
embankmcnt- |, is sharp ridge Of land
abou; three miles long and from sixty to one
hundred feet high, and extends from \.
Archcr's house in Aurora, across the town
line into No. Il. tSec County map.l !, is
marked on the map by section Of the air
line road which j. located on it, crest; To
fully appreciate this and other attraction.
one must take the drive from Aurora to
Bcddington behind good horse
G,LENA.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-06-24

An old physician, retired from practice, hav.
ing had placed In bis hspds by an East India
missionary the formula Of . simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure for
Consumption. Broschitis, Catarrh, Asthma,
and oil Throat and Lung Affections, also .
positive and radical cure for Nervous Debility
and all Nervous Complaints, after having test
ed its wosderful curative powers In thousands
Of cases has felt 1t his duty to make it known 10
his suffering fellows. Actuated BY this motive
and desire TO relieve human suffering, will
send free Of charge TO al who desire II, this re.
cipe, in German. Freoch. or English. with full
directions for preparing and using. Sent BY
nail BY addressing With stamp. naming the
paper, ". b. 'sasaAa, ~ POsesrs Block,
RoeAsstss. n T, lAs.o.w.si
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BY invitation of Rechab Lodge Of Good
Templars the Reform Club Of Bucksport,
held public Temperance meeting in Mrs.
Lucy Perkins Grove. North Penobscot Sun
day afternoon, June Goth. The meeting had
been well advertised, and at an early hour
people began to flock in from the adjacent
towns until from six TO eight hundred per-
sons had assembled TO hear what might be
said on the subject Of temperance,
The meeting was called to order by J. N.
Hu,chins, Who introduced Schuyler Ward.
well, of Bucksport as chairman. In happy
and facetious manner Mr.. Wardwell present
ed the following persons who responded in
earnest speeches. Messrs. Kent, Cobb, Lew
is. Hall, Grant and Mrs. Squirting and Tillock
of Bucksport and Rev. Mr.. Baldwin of Pen
obseot.
A vote of thanks Was given the Reform
Club for their interesting and profitable
services in aid Of the cause of temperance
in this place,
The iron-clad pledge was presented and
large number signed it,
We believe the impulse Of this movement,
will be widely felt, and awaken many a
sleepy one to new and quickened sense Of
responsibility in regard to intempsranoe.
More meetings will be held in the future.
We learn that on the same afternoon,
Rev. Samuel Annear, gave an excellen, dis
course to large audience at his mine. II.
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ftUsrlCUs.

D. ". % rSSr.
A sad accident occurred here las, even
ing. At Abou, ten o'clock. Sunday evening
June Goth, Mr.. John Moor, who lives near
the sea wall. heard cry as Of man
drowning. lie reused his neighbor, Mr.
Thomas Stanley. They got off boat and
guided by the cries. rowed with speed 10 the
rescue, but arrived just too late to save life.
Hiram Stanley of Cranberry Isle got TO
the drowning man first, found him uneon-
scious and raised his head out Of the water
J. Moore and T Stanley took him into their
boat and used all possible exertions 10 re-
store life, but without success. DIR. lemon,
was called but life was extinct
!, name. J. b. Williams, was found on hi.
arm Mr.. Benz. Robinson has recognized
the body 10 be that Of hi. brother -law
Capt James b. Williams of Franklin Ne.
and telegraphed the sad news to his son a,
that place.
/, seems that Capt. Williams boa, struck
a rock between Films ledge and the West
ern Way and filed. as she lie, there with
her masts out of water. NJ
June 2lst.
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fined. About three tons of copper ore has
already been removed from the vein, and .
splendid showing Of natire copper is formed.
Col. French has always been sanguine in
regard to mining in Maine. and as he has
been connected with mines. and worked in
them sbou, fourteen years, his opinion
ought to be worth something. We don't
like to give you too much mining this week
or we would give full account Of the mine
on ths Ford place. 1t is enough to say per-
haps that as dull as mining is at present,
there are ready hands to take hold Of this
one for it is bound to be q success.
That bran new cart Of W. r. Kings,
with Fancy Goods and Groceries" painted
on each side in large gilt letters, secures to
him the small trade of the public as well as
the admiration Of the ladies', and the chill
dren.
CARoLus CRIMP.
I,a. 10 fsSA
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" talcr MAeNA0r

The people of this village are quite en-
'ha.ias,ie over the prospec; Of proposed
celebration of the coming Fourth. The or
der of the day ~ill comprise Temperance
Rally. Boat races, Athletic sports. Ora,ions,
and other literary exercises in the evening.
closing with private fireworks. 4 good din
ner and supper will he furnished b, the VII
lagc Circle a; the Eureka house, a, moderate
expense. The proceeds Of the occasion will
be devoted to the completion Of the Baptis,
church. in process Of construction.
The village school is being taught hy
Mr.. Frank \ Weld. a member Of the Junior
class OF Colby University. Mr. W i. giving
good satisfaction, and possesses in remark
able degree the good will OF his scholars.
Mrs Dr. French and party are expect
ed about the 2ith, To pass the summer
a, ,hi. place.
kTsIiCUs.
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Prejudice Kills.

Eleven years our daughter suffered OF
bed Of misery under the care Of several o.
the best land some Of the worsi) physicians
who gave her disease VARIOUS names but nc
relief, and nov she is restored to us in good
health. by as simple remedy a, Hop Bit
ter, that ne had poohed a, for two wear.
before using il. We earnestly hope and
pray that no one el>c vii! lct their sick
'uier a. We did. on aocoun; Of prelude,
against so good medicine as Hop Bliters. p
The Parents Tel>yraH.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-06-24

W. Gouhisboro. June nth. Mrs. Olive A. Bunker
wife OF Thomas Bunker, aged 10 years and days.
Obituary The deceased was the only daughter
Of Martha p. and Simon 5. Sargent. and 30 her dis
tant friends ansi relatives. who ~ccntlysa her
marriage In these columns. her death viii be sad
surprise.
Possessing genial disposition and Il wing NE
whoss resori leaves not stain Of impurity she
."h'maisiei the love anil respect of all who knew
nef AMI leaves wide circle Of friends who will
long mourn the loss Of '~le whom they could not
vel spare from their midst.
the t,creasrsi husband AMI parents have the
heartfelt sympathy Of all. and IN the darke-, hour
OF thrir afhiction Il may be a relief 10 remember
thai lie who has taken her To THE far away hom,
OF the sour docth all things for the best.
ph. how sweet IL viii he In tina, cautlfnl land
- free from all sorrow and pain
with songs our lips aud wi IN harms I'm our
hansi-
To meet on. another again"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-06-24

The Boston Clothing Store Is jus,
opening the Spring Stock. and YOU should
all call and see vhat All immense pile Oh
goods !, has. and the cheap prices they
are selling at. Read the Advertisement. in
another column. Ellsworth Store, coomb.
block on the Brigde l.,f