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OrlAnsi.

OrlAnd.
1t seems somewhat strange that farmers
whose land adjoins, one should obtain full
crop of one dollar potatoes, while the other
obtains ''nix."
Our worthy postmaster, George Con
don, met with painful accident by having
middle finger of his right hand amputated,
while assisting in rolling in hogshead Of
molasses.
Manly pluck and heroism is worthy of
record and praise, at all times and in all
places. A young seaman. Rufus Gray, had
tumor of quite large size, between his
shoulder blades dipping down, and attached to
the spinal yertebra." He had this tumor
removed and dissected from among the 6bres
of the muscles (of course taking the surgeon
quite long time) without taking anything
in the shape of an anodyne or anesthetic.
-Timothy Saunders, aged about 10 years,
one of our oldest citizens and farmers and
father of Dudley Saunders, our deputy Sher-
if, died last week. of troubles incident upon
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A Terrible Accident.
MArpnRoKo. Oct. l

MALDoRoRo, Oct. IL.
Ambrose Hall and Edward Bracket, both
of Wsidoboro, fell from the stern staging
of vessel, being bull, by William Fisk, a
distance Of twenty-five feet, striking on the
rocks below. Hall is dangerously injured
and will not probably live through the night,
and Bracket Is severely bruised about The
hips but his injuries are no; considered fatal.
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Water II arbor.
We are glad to see two of our enter
prislng captains home once more for few
days. Capt. |. b. Foss, Of schooner Wyom-
ing. and G. W. Tracy. of the W F. Green
Both vessels are loading at Franklin for
Baltimore
business is unusually lively now A
large number Of houses are in process Of
construction. and contractors are bothered
to find sufficient workmen at any price.
The new Baptist church is in great
favor with residents and strangers. At the
regent sale Of pews enough was realized to
meet the outstanding bills, and the demand
for seats rather exceeds the supply, all the
best pews being disposed of.
Our village was inexpressibly shocked
early Sunday morning. at the news II a
fatal accident which befell one Of our most
popular and enterprising Young men. Mr..
George a. Smallidge. was first mate of the
schooner Flora Ming. which at the time Of
the accident, Saturday afternoon at o'clock
was of West Quoddy Head. on her way
from CALAIS to Providence. The wind fresh
eniug the vessel put about TO make har-
Dor; when in the act Of jibing Mr.. Sinai
lIdge was caught IN the fore sheet and
thrown with great violence some twenty
feet IN the air. and struck on his back
probably stunned. he vas unable ID help
himself. and before a boat could Ice lowered
he had disappeared and was never seen To
rise After standing back and forth f7r
more than an hour the vessel put into East
port. and telegraphed the sad news 70 the
parent, Ut the unfortunate man. who are
overw hclmcd by the terrible blow Mr.
Smalidge WAS Young man Of great promise
temperate industrious amt sympathetic. he
leaves 4 vide circle Of warm friend. who
mourn his uniimely death. The afflicted
parents. Capt r " Smallidge and wife.
have the heartlest sympathy Of the comma
nifty In their great trouble. They lose Il
noble son. and an exemplary christian. and
one against whom no one could say any
thing detrimental 70 character or profession.
whose l">. brings gloom over the whole
com n.uu.it.
Sept. 10
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Slight Democratic Gain.

IoLIMBUs, Oct IT.
One hundred and sixty-six wards and
precincts show a net democratic gain Of
273 There are > .232 wards and precincts IN
the State Al this rate Of gam Bookwa.ier
will gain IN The state less than 1000 which
would leave Posters majority 1880.
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Returns DELAYED bya Severe Storm.

It has ra,ned here all day and reports are
that the rain has been genera! ali over the
State. The indications are now that not
over a tvo-thirds vote has been cast. A
hard thunder storm. with high winds. is
now prevailing and probably this will pre-
vent getting many election returns tonight,
especially a. in this State the ballots are not
counted until after the polls are closed.
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The Iowa Election.
DIS MoIxEs. Oct. II

Us NOINT-s, OCT II.
The total poll Of Iowa last year was 32l,-
600 Partial reports from nine counties IN
dictate that there will be a falling of tins
year Of. probably, 6.OoO. In the city Of
De- MONIES alone there is falling off Of
9S7 votes. The tickets in this CITY are bad
" scratched and 1t will take until very late
in the night to count them.
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The Ohio Election.

Foriy-four townships show a net demo
cratic gam Of - and total temperate,
vote OF pa. At the same rate the temper
ance vote will be about 10 900 Comparisons
are based on the election Of Oct. 1880, on
Secretary Of State
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City and County.
Ellsworth Church Directory

CoseEEskTIoSAL--Fr Preaching l0sSo A aid p n.
sabbath school at I'm
BAPTIST Preaching at ? and l-2PN sabbath School
al P. Weekly PRAYER Meeting TUESDAY evening al
IL e. clock.
USIrAEIAS.-Churuh service At 10 81 A NJ and : ~
SUNDAY Seh.nl AZ II 43A.N
tATHoLIc.-PreacbinE At 10 ~ N. sabbath School al
p
MErHoBi-r 90 Preaching At I and p sabbath school
st
TNIoN rsNFtEANoE MEruNs.-ENery sunday at S: Is
p n al Temperauee IaN
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An inhuman Father.

RoCKLAND, Oct IL.
Charles W. G. Smith was brought into
court to-day and reuacted bis plea Of not
guilty, and pleaded. guilty of killing his in
FAINT son. He will be sentenced tomorrow.
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Business Notices.


Tickets for all points west via, Pennsylvania
Central and Boston and Albany Railroads from
Boston, or Grand Trunk Railway from foriiand'
can be had OF {. c. Burrill 81 the lowest rates
Also tickets 10 Portland by inside line of steamers
Call and see him before purchasing elsewhere
lstf
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The Weather.

WAR DEPARTMENT. }
Office Of the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON. d. c. Oct. FL AN.
Indications
The weather for New England. fair wealth
er. followed by increasing cloudines> and
rain. southerly winds, lower haraXeter.
higher temperature.
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Riliousness, Sick Headache.

send me by express two bottles HONS SAX
sAPARILLA and few Cook Books for dis.
tribution. Your preparation has worked
ssonders m the case Of my wife, who has
iousness for years. She only took one-half
teaspoonful at dose. and has not been SO
welifor i've years as now. She found that
within week after taking II she felt very
much better and Is now entirely free from
those severe headaches. She has not taken
any of any account since last sprins, and
what little she had Is lent to do soIne. ptBefs
some good, and We must have II In the bouse.
fours truly,
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For sale at John 4. Hale's Book Store,
Main ST, Ellsworth, large stock of ar
fists materials, school books. BIAIR's
HANDY PENCIL TABLETS for scholars use.
also pencils. pens, ink and crayOns in large
variety Stationery, wall papers and cur
tains of every style ard quality.
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tli-wor,h-Ort. s. bv !. n. BriDmer. E,q.
Mr. Wilt. AIrlbert Jonr, aud Mis- MIN
ME t;ia thattJ. both Of E.I,wurlh.
Bruukin-- rti. -. b, Rev. +. ). Fish, Nr
james Stanley ant Miss Nellie A. Nuucr
bo Of Btookiin
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RAYSHAM, MASS, Aug. II, 1873.
C. /. Hoop & Co.: Gentlemen-
have had ringwoTm humor and salt rheum
so badly that my body was covered with raw
sores; so, also. my head and face: | have
had any number OF doctors In the last seven
wears ami none of them could cure me. One
day my mother Was In the city OF Taunton.
and found one Of your cook books, and In
reading 1t ! found many people testifying TO
cures from the use OF your Sarsaparilla and
although had seen many things advertised
that never did me any good. ] have now
taken two small bottles and one large one OF
Sarsaparilla, and used three boxes OF ONT.
ment. / now call myself cured. Nothing
can be seen Of the humor but The dim OUT
lines OF the sores. / sball take two moro
bottles, and then the cure Will be complete.
am gratefully yours,
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A d A M 8 0 N s
BOTANIC
COUGH BALSAM.


At a Curt Of Probate holden at Bluebil., within
and for the Count Of Ii rc ck, on the Il 81
Wednesday of July, A. u, issi.
w Nj. Ill. , ,rsent dpaEsi.an OF Low mia ID. Eaton,
w Susan NJ, Eatnn and Sarah T. Eaon minor
heirs OF iah " Eaton. late of Deer Isle in said
county dec.'a ed-haying I resented his hirti
Probate.
ORDERED THAT the said wm. H. sargent,
give motto ther OF 10 all persons interes ed by
causing copy of this oder 20 be pal. ishe three
weeks success sely in the LIls birth America
print d In Ellsworth {. at they may ap ear al a
Proba G Court, to he hold az BuehiIi on the lrst
Wetines ay OF November next, ten Of the cIoc J.,
in he ,enoon, and sho'. ca /, II a. they Rave
why the same shot III not be allowed
ow5y' PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest: -CHAs. r. DogR Register
4 iras Copy, A ,est s-CHAs. r. DoRR, Register
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New Advertisements This Week

Rosion Statesman and Weekly Post-A.
Moore
Wanted Russell 4 Henderson.
Probate Notice--Pari er Tuck.
fnr- cinsure-Frank Hue kline.
Maine NiniBV Stocks-J. G. Martin.
Rusk-par Nat oual bank dw ard >waEey.
For SALE Henry hitting.
For sale or Reut-l. 10 Jordan.
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't%E-l.GISAPH.
MAINE NEWS.
Died Suddenly.

AUGUSTA, Oct. IL.
Hon. Mm. T. Johnston, Cashier Of the
Granite Bank, died very suddenly this fore
noon of paralysis of the heart, aged 66
wears
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MARINE LIST.

Eti.~o 'th Port
Thursday. Oct d
ARRIVED
>sh , {, Of Fii.TDrta. tram. Portland
tritay, oct
ARRIVED
~ch -.t"to Tate Portland
~eh ~ra fhnWer -trg ut. ttu,iea.
sch \onpar,n. Uot,, Trru"ui
SAILED
sch VI henG.,iy. iunlrr.s. Ron iout
>eh nr.I". l. ri. Por nnd.
SATURDAY, nct. 5
ARRIVED
Sch senator. Banscs Baton
Mo, anti. Bon-ey, Bpstou.
>eh y. : ilWuace. haiirN, Boston.
~eh TrLgrash. -
SAILED.
>en rrenk Maria. Young, boston,
Ill I.u"ils Prnu, Boston
sch JuuA kdnA, I-.m-on -
supeay. ncL >
ARRIVED
-ch ga FlnWrf. sargent. RrklAnd-
>.h Eur ir.th. Ray iio-.on
~eh VIM Il. Washington. Mean, R"rkAnd
TGc'daS, Ok u.
~ch cay % Ellsworth. ,.rant Portland.
ARRIytD.
Sch Jalia hdnA. Lamson, Bar HArbOr
Wednesday Oct "
~NiI.tn
Ssh Niam I..WIh,, kir', NrA lorA.
~.A Chs Upton, Lue.tq- B1-t
:, h sc4 Flower, 'rgenL Rock ami
: % MrruAHlr. Eoi-~sy -alrm.
>,h senator. rou-sy. Providence
domestic Ports.
,,sTI>E-Ar Oct :. sen It. Leon, Perkins.
Hosi.u
En-ToN. At. Oct. / = h. Governor, Cro.ke l.
De. lie u conner, wall. NJ Dcsert, Samaritan.
l'ud<c. Baasor.
Ar Ut Sch Wan. Pickering, Belstt Ban
cor
II ;, shJB ~ttu.on, sun.on. Greens LIANT.
n
Ar OK >ch Arb"rvcT. lark, ll-N" H.
ar. oct ;. Sch >furrn Pctrri. HerricA Port
john Il, OI' onto. HamnIoa Il. iioboAcu.
>LW ioEk--Ar ). Sch Alb gail Haynes, Dung
Fall River
Pl--e through Hell Gate. Oct sch France
lia, Austin from Port Johi. snn for Boston.
Ar ovL 8. Sch Louisa smith, Weber Prov
ir &c
+ sd through Hell Gate. Oct 6. Sch sarah
" oster. New York. for Portland.
fEnSl EScE.-Ar. :. Sch David Faust. Smith
Puihicl ha
CHAELk,rus.-Ar. oct7. >ch {. II. Macombcr
Boston,
JL,k>oNNILLE--Ar. sep. q. sch Ruth bar
lag, thipman, NlmingInn.
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LOCAL notice..
Money to Loan.

In sums 10 suit the borrower On mort
cages of frst-elass real estate in the vicinity
Of Ellsworth. Also on approved CONNER
eial paper. Apply TO
CHARLES {. Is RRIL,
37tf Ellsworth Maine.
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A good name at home is a tower Of
strength abroad. Ten times as much HOOD 5
Sarsaparilla used in Lowell as OF any other
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HooD's SARsApARIllA
Rinnxornn Hunnr and ak-Rheun1.

Works through the blood. regulating, toAlng
and inyigorating all the functions OF the
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pulpit. SUNDAY.
Senator ana Mrs. Hale left for Wash
ington Wednesday
Mr.. G. W Barle., proprietor Of the
C.,s Hotel. ha, 80 TAR recovered a. to be
able to rdo oul.
MIR Nelson p Moves ha> been APP
pointed postmaster at Ca-,ine IA place of
Nj Charles Rogers. deceased
Judge John \ Peters vas IN Ellsworth
Suuda, IN attendance on the funeral of his
brotaer. George ) Peters, Esq.
Capt Chas. II Nelson Of the lo>,
bark. Annie ) Hall. Ia, been m thu, city
thu week un matter, connected with tina,
vessel
&. C. Burril j, about TO enlarge h.s
banking and insurance office. Thi> viii add
sgcad, to the comfort aud convenience Of
Jh, rooms.
Sch. Geo W. Collins. Wooster, from
Franklin Tor New York. put into Hyannl,
/ 6;A last. with los, OF one anchor. deck load,
aud sails split
The Rolick Brothers, at Bar Harur,
propose To enlarge their Hotel. durug the
winter. D., abr, addition % two hundred
sleeping rooms,
NJ. p..r,,r u,,. a., d. Porter Of
Carn..a. aal daughter II Mr,. Fu.,.irr, Of
TIA, civ. arrived here Ihur,lA, night on
/ visit IT, her mother
linn. ..-,,......,.. NJ John Ma
. lone vii have charge of ta, new hotel at
tie Coppcror.u,., WORK., he ali be All ex-
c..icu, man f.r III, place.
Nj. \ H. Bsrc.'. of Jrr>r,,.,ie. H.,
+ Ia, been VISITING nt, haif hn,hrr. Mr. /. h.
", man 90 t4., c.'1. VI Barnett has been
in the Wet ahou, Is YEAR.
/ ia, >,so,p,, Niio,oIs Can, smith.
FROM \r, York fo, K..,on. I,.. AN anchor
in ,... r.I. las. u..k The Nlpeala j.
Owned o, NJ j. Jordan Of tia, ci,y
>t.ra D,.,,r,,, los, several t.f,. #
h,, .,,5 Nl.,s,. Wb,,,,cr .,,Ig.... erop
- vI.,, uh..b M. .,,r,-i ,,, liz. harm
l..,,.,.l am tho S,at,,. r,,4 N.,.I,, night
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NJ, :, ., allan around ,b, foundation
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wees IoS' ''' It ''.'' an ~ '''s
gaze o' i"'NN"H ''r''' ana '''"' >'''i!'
9he "'' '""-'N VI" save qua ''''''' rom
/ Ellsworth IN Ne" l"rk. be oafI" Was
owned by Nr. Charles Ibo!.e OF thi' city.
4 No insurance.
I A llule four wears old ION Of john Nc
Mullan. VII, found floating IN the river. in
the vicinity OF the shipping Fiida, about
noon. Life Was extinct. lh, chIid is sup
posed to have fallen from Stewards wharf
into the water and Wa drowned before he
was discovered.
The Sch. II. ). BiIlins wen, ashore at
the east end Of Nantucke, Island ia tie gale
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HoQp,s sARsAPARlLLA

Is sold by all druggists. Price d, or six
large bottles for IS. Prepared only BY @. r
HOOD & CO.. Apothecaries, Lowell, Ma"
II Use HooD's TooTH-P0WnkA
lys bcnFn3d
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Water II Arbor.

Oct. 8.
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ITO aDSERrG~ERs send .sct- f,r our
L u" PAGE pamphlet. all about New ,papcr Ut
F'ru-!rF Airv-- t.tD 4 HOWELL. 4 90.
"a spruce It. !,..
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Succession Notice.

State of Louisana-Parish Of Ascension
Twenty Second Judicial District Court
No. 10.
SUGGESTIONS of Geryais Gauthreaux and
Louise Leblanc, His Wife.
" HEREAS, JOS. d. GAUTHREAUX,
w administrator of the above entitled
and numbered SUGGESTIONS has filed in this
court IL tablean and provisional account of
administration, praying for the holnologa-
ton thereof;
Public notice is hereby given to all whom
it may concern to show cause within ten
days why said tableau and account should
not be ho1nologated and approved and the
funds of the said successons distributed in
accordance herewith.
Clerks office, parish of Ascension, this
- 9th day of July, A. D. 1881.
sEAL\ l.. f. BENTLEY,
~ ~ Clerk of Court
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Succession Sale.

State of Louisana-T wenty- Second Judicial
District Court-Parish of Ascension.
Succession of Henry Loeb.
DY virtue of and in obedience to an order
ID of sale emanating from the above named
Court in the matter of the above entitled
Succession, and to me directed. | will offer
for sale at public auction, ut the Court
House door Of the parish of Ascension, in
Donaldsonvi'le, on
Saturday, the e3rd day of July, 1881,
at II O'Clock A. ". the following described
property, to-wit:
One lot Of accounts, promissory notes and
judgments, Of which descriptive list will
be exhibited by me on the day of sale, and
may be seen at my Office in the interval be-
fore the sale
Terms and Condihons-CASH.
Parish Of Ascension, July 8, 1881.
T. A.. JONES, Sheriff.
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NOtfCe.

II OsT, Cash Certificate No 1885, issued
IL at New Orleans, La, January %, 1889,
to Thomas and Margaret J. Tycer for the
entry OF the following lands, to-wit: Lots
9, 10, II and y of See 2, T. 9. Il. 3, f. st.
Helena Meridian, La, aud lying in Ascen-
sion parish.
Notice is hereby given that it is our in
tention. az heirs Of said L. and NJ. j. Tzcer,
to apply fOT repayment of the purchase
money paid for said land.
RICHARD w TIGER,
ROBT. NJ. TIGER,
S. JAS. HANNAH,
MARY M RICHARDSON,
jy6t WIN. BATEMAN.
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LOCAL JOTTINGS.

Mr.. Allen F. Mavor will visit the
local patrons Of the CHIEF with bills for
their indebtedness on account Of sub
scriptions and advertising. We solicit
for him a pacific reception, and tender
thanks in advance to all who kindly
favor us by payment Of the claims he
will present in our behalf
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SPECIAL MEETING.

SPECIAL MEETING
COURT House, June Is, 1891
Mayor H. 0. Malcr in the chair
Members present-C. Kline, D. Variant,
1st ward Joseph Ferrier. John Ramirez,
End ward II. Hether, Bird ward.
Absent-David Ross.
On motion of c. Kline, the reading of the
minutes of the previous meeting was dis
pensed with and it waa resolved that no
business but that for which the meeting
was called be transacted.
The Mayor stated that he was about to
absent himself from town for an indefinite
time and asked that the Council name a
Mayor pro tenn.
On motion of D. Variant, c. Kline was
chosen unanimously Mayor pro tenn.
On motion, duly seconded, the Council
adjourned.
A true copy: A. L. GRIGSBY,
Secretary.
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WESLEYAN Fsna!. institute

Staunton, Virginia.
Opens September 20, 1881. One of the FIRST
SCHOOLS FOR You've LADIES IN THE UNITED
STATES. Surroundings beautiful Climate
unsurpassed Pupils from seventeen States
Terms among he Best III The Union. Board,
Washing English Course, Latin, French,
German, instrumental Music etc. for Schol-
astic year, from Sept. to June, &23S. For
Catalogues write to REV VIM. A. HARRIS,
d. d., Pres't, STANTON, VIRGINIA.
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Mr.. JOS. J. Lecl,e has ON thas,ks for an
appreciated present-half dozen large.
luscious peaches raised i'll Mr.. N. BeTs
yard, the largest and finest We have seen
his oa,co,,
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Mr.. Jacob I.e4naNn %.pl hi > <eA, Niger
Lemann, Esq, of DoM4llsenEillc, are at
Waukcsha, Wis, enjoying tho lcsci,lg
atmosphere of a ceoler ctiDe thaa that
of Louisiana
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CENTENARY COLLEGE.
JACKSON IA

Session 1891 had 1888 students, six pro
fessors and teachers and three A. B. graau
atcs. The entire expenses for board ant!
tuition for scholastic year need not exceed
sl44 in Preparatory Department, nor sl64
in College Glasses. Next session begins
September S, 1881. Send for catalogue.
Jackson, La, June 10, 1881.
G. G. ANDREWS, Prest.
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Towels at 60 and Is coats <, dozen and
other goods in proportion at II. Israel &.
Co.'s.
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TO Let.

YrHE BRADFORD PROPERTY, corner
i IberviIc and Lessard streets. One of
the roomcst and most comfortable resi-
dcnces in town; lately repaired. Posses
sion given Immediately. For terms and
conditions apply to
FREDERICK DUFFEL,
iIy:, Arent