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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-03

scOncld, New York Fotografor, 600 Elm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-03

Live merchants sell the Hunstable boot.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-03

sCoacld. New York Totografor, 600 Elm
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-04-14
Valuable Hints.

M Editorials the AMERICAN is the
paper Of the county devoted to literature,
politics and agriculture, each department
must be interesting TO some of It's many
readers. In the agricultural department
have noticed many valuable hints 10 farmers,
comparatively few TO farmers wives.
learned BY reading 1T is Dreadful" that
some one beside myself has been troubled
with the question, What shall | get for
dinner?' Those who live near market and
can order what they please. know bat very
little the anxious thought required to get up
a nice dinner from the farmers usual sup
ply of salt pork, beef, fish and potatoes.
Goldfish can be prepared in many WAYS for
change, and some farmers wife NAV like
Day fayorite way of cooking it. Soak the
fish very fresh, remove what bone YOU can,
then make a dressing of a few slices of
bread, pork and an onion chopped fine, place
inside and over the fish, bake one-half hour,
remove the fish, thieken the gravy with -four,
season with pepper and sage to suit the taste,
add water to make sufficient quantity and
pour over the fish. A very nice steamed
pudding can be made by adding TO the bat
ter, one cup raisins, twc-thirds of a cup of
pork one cup sugar. Rsisins and pork
chopped fine. FARNEE's WIFE
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-04-14
From the kennebec Journal
Business EaterDriss.

Tb,rs is urlue,rionabl, revival Of bus
i,ss, ep,cr,.,i.' ID. oar S,,.e. There are al
r.,d,- fp,,i, l.eN tsoiec's taking solid Al
dy,-,il.. .b'.ns thar will bf AZ .re,. b,nel.
- .lo ,.4rT,. Tb.,r ,-., o,b,r. moi 81, far
,f,.,..h i.,, tn, an. t..,p., 4. ...,>..I And
,,i..,,i ,,., .4rre~fl, ana ost, Nkelt
.or,o of ts,,,t y,U D.. nn.h.i 10 .le,r>, If
t.-.,.......,. ,..,...-.....,., %. D.. 'f,,ar,i1.
v.,nt..f ..,.i-.tl is th, mann tl.,.ir..,.,
ip al en,,ra-i-.. Then. 4. -..,sl i .tl =
pr.,atr uea.tn ana .ar State. and the owner.
Ike IN invest /, in ,amclhin. that would
r,,, mar. than f,lr trr cent but the, are
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-04-14
Devastating Earthunake.

The island OF Chic, one Of the group COM
posing the Grecian Archipelago, was visited
b, fearful earthquake on Sunday, April
5rd Nearly all parts Of the island we're dis
tI5l,cd. and the CITY Of Scio hioh j. the capt
tai Town, and has population Of about 10
0D0. vas almost entirely DESTROYED. The -
iaul Ia, population Of about son''o ard Of
ta,>e the latc,; d,>pAi,ise> Indicate that he
tween 6uuo and 1904 were ki!.ei and many
thousands wounded. Disturbances >tiii oou-
tU.uc to he felt throughout the island. hat
H5uc have been So severe O., az lsc i,,.p-
ntug Iary, numbers OF ia, terrified peso
p.e are destitute and the >u,ior.uS J., report
eel To- be ,erl great
To, French. British. Junei Sil,c> and
Au,Jr,an.un ,o,scl>ia III, harrison ara DOING
all lu thor power 10 assist an The -alA OF
r-Ayf
\ despatch fiou Cha" io the loadun
I,st.. >a,, that medical commission -
.uv sitting to CONSIDER thg eNpcthcGg, Of
c4,,r,G. the rubbish u the for,r,~~ with
ctrr. d, there is uo ha,e Of saving ANY
G,c> aud the d.,iairrnscut # the dead might
lroluy. an ,piIem.,.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-04-14
Further Particulars Of tie Earthquake AZ:

A.,....a. at IL Ga, ..l.a . Ky. -r
tua. f..,@-4rasa .u th4. pai-,r ..-.- 4.'.
- 'a~ ,'t .a.'.. a, Follows ! h.,. ja.' AZ.
rtr! a,re from Ca..,atr.u... 4... a4i 4
r..'.-e NJ t,,.'s'..u ..ra NJ. U.s. s.-.s
t.Ii d., t.au ...A. a- 4 D.. tHA i...
i,-r.s a.nh.r..i H4rIr.., .' b. .-r-
asc transformed into ~A4a,,.., -a--- vs.
E.l4s. 4i...r u..#a ID. u....i 4a 4.AulNu
r-mH-r nf '..-u, \ majority NJ ,4r ~.
l..4ts..u. Haa-,- A.. .u....I, cracked 4ul
ryuae-, aaI m4, fall! b, ANY 100 .n,a' \rA-s
c,cr1 hlAI.Gg iu the :nVa la, ,II.rrI m.r,
OF Jess The ith4ha.4nt, wander about 4at-
Iol- - search tur missing relative. 81 ..-'
property. b., are afraid 20 i.,A 3ae.5 .,r,. ...
the p,r.ul, WORK At clearing ,aay ;u. r4a
t..a. Man, Whp ar, willing &, czyu>,
thcm,c.,c, 20 the danger are prevented B.,
friends or by the police. Fear. gr.rt add
despair are depicted "a nearly r,,r, face
Al have SOME >ad OF 'ra-lr Ia, Co. tel.
IN, first shock VA, fr.I on >4uda, after
noon at about / - O'Clock Immediate,
hou>c, began 90 fall Wild shrek, Wyrr
heard OH eycrl side. Then followed ln ln-
f-l silence II some minutes, The terrified
survivor, gradually NcHturea lrto .h, uar
roR lane and rcI he'd the open SPACES.
Shortly aitrrW ard another terrible Shock
completed the devastation. Then il re-
NAMED quiet until sunset, when q again be-
gan o. ,haA, the island Throughout. i, >.,-
cre.y is before Al night the shocks sue
ccrdcd each other 10 short iatrr, ais and
each one w4> preceded hA dali sound, likv
subtcgr4ncan explosions. SINCE that fire.
qu,ui shock, have been felt. \ fcN min
ute ago, while aril.u. tbs Pr, ,,Ht dispatch.
distinctly heard an explosion hkr sound
aud felt the earth trouble; but a, | am
under canvas. have nothing 10 far. The
( Old Genoe,e fortress coEJa.nn. about 800
( houses. inhabited BY Nu>>ulman, and Jews.
suffered mon than the rrt Of lhe town.
( The ground there sank aboat halt metre,
and nearly all the houses Were Immediately
| DESTROYED and several hundred persons must
have persisted Ii i, known that about 80
I Mu>sulman women were assembled IN one
/ Of the houses, not one of HON escaped.
( he southern part Of the island j. sand TO
/ have suffered more than this town. Her
/ maje,ty's gun vessel Bitiern arrived here
| this morning. The captain al once came
/ ashore, and. after consulting with the Gov
/ ernor of the island. organized relief parties
for tending the wounded and eNtricating the
| dead from the ruins. lie then went over 10
! Chesme and made careful inquiries regard
ing the state of the town and the inhabI-
tants.
Tomorrow he intends visiting the south
ern part Of the island. where less has been
done for the relief of the sufferers ! Wis
tied Chesme this afternoon. Only about
/ 10 inhabitants were killed. but many houses
are in RUNS and very many more are dilapi-
dated. The mayor assured me that three
u
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-04-14

The Secretary Of the Treasury has is
sued 4 circular calling in the six per cent
bonds on the LIST day of July al which time
interest wall cease on them. The circular
leaves il optional with the bond holders
whether they shall receive the money for
them or allow them TO stand al IL per
cent. interest These bonds were issued
March End, 1861, and were redeemable in
twenty years. II is believed that National
Banks holding this class Of bonds to secure
circulation will prefer to accept the IL
per cent. interest and allow the bonds to
stand. rather than 20 into the market and
pay the high premium on 1 per cent bonds
to replace the skies.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-04-14

The unprecedent rise in the Missouri
river has already done great amount OF
damage TO property and several lives are
reported to have been lost At Omaha the
river is - feet above low water mark and
has completely eut Of railroad communiea-
ton on the Union Pacific ssd on all the
roads eenteriug at Council Bluffs. About
500 people have been driven from the 10y
land around Council Eisas into the city and
are dependent on the citizens foF food The
water is running at the East sad Of the
long bridge spanning the Missouri between
Omaha and Council Bluff. With such fosse
as to threaten permanent change in ths
channel and leave both ends of the bridge
an the Nebraska side. A large amount
of stock has been swept away. farm buiid-
ings destroyed and many farms rendered
sslueIess for crops the coming season.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-04-14

-Scr,jHeT's Monthly aud the st. hioho-
las Magazine have been purchased entire
by Roswell Smith, who had originally owned
one third Of the stock in the two magazines,
the other owners being Scribner's Sons and
DR. Holland The editorial and business
management, Of the magazine. viii be con-
tinued as heretofore. Ii is stated that the
name vill be changed from scribner's TO
something else. but what the something else
viii be is not YET determined.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-04-14

The following is the view taken by the
Burlington Harkeye OF the alliance between
Senator Malone and his party, and the Re
pubIicans: Senator MahoHe and his read
juster followers in Virginia ar. publicly
openly and unqualifedly committed to the
political work Of securing free and fair cleo
tons. and all political rights at the polls and
before the law So far they have faithfully
abided by their pledges. and they are GER
tainlg eatitled to fair, honorable aud friend
Iy treatment at the hands of the Republican
party. But they cannot ask, and cannot be
granted If they do ask. any action or decls
ration that will in any vice swerye the Re-
publican party from its historic aad sublime
record of financial integrity"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-04-14

We f-ei that Ne are doing the public a
favor ia calling their attention particularly
to Hood, Sarsaparilla- This Is not patent
medicine but is a proprietary article pos
sessing real curative properties. and is ef-
fects upon the Blood are very positive
Spring Debility. Bilousness. Dyspepsia and
all troubles caused by impure blood readily
weld 10 this excellent medicine. We think
those who give j; a trial for that "a.it Of
sorts" feeling from which many suffer and
is peculiar 10 this season. viii be quite sat
iSfed with the results
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-04-14

The Nprayhoid h.paLi,oaa >a,,:
Democratic papers are likely to gather
much comiur, from the scattering CITY c.cc-
tons tins spring which, from Philadelphia
va. have generally been ~ favor of the
Democratic candidates but there i never
much substance an these of Year boom>
Tie adv antage Of the Republican party
last fall lay quite ~ much IN the fear that
the Democrat, would govern worse "a, IN
the hope that the Republican, would
govern well IL every local election IA
which the Democrats have Won TIN. spring
except po,,ihl, at Chicago-thc oondi-
tions were reversed The probability of
good administration laN with the Demo
craft aud they sri a MAJORITY a, th,l would
IN national contests il they offered the
SANE chancc but the, ba,, not IN the past.
and. Judging from the line If polio, adopted
b, the Democrats ~ the >cGatc. the, wall
not. ~ Congress a. least. IA ~, future
TIL the, do. the nemosfai.e party "a each
national night viii SIMPLY stand up 10 to
knocked down
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-04-14

An Exchange SAYS: There is nov more
gold in the United States Treasury at Wash
ington, than was ever known to be in one
place in the history Of modern times, and
probably more than could he authenticated
as existing in a single treasury, at any time
before, in the world. There is now about
Sl73,O0O, 900 of gold com and bullion. ex-
elusive of some 81, 900, 900 of silver. (con-
siderable of it being held as deposits while
the Bank Of England has only about SO.
0oO,O00 of gold. What is more singular. is
that it stops in the vaults, no matter what
the demand for, as fast as il is paid out, it
returns. showing that as long as confidence
is maintained il is not favorite currency.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-04-14
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-04-14

MIR Gladstone has introduced l-And
Bill in the House Of Commons which IL
said to be quite satisfactory to Nh Parncll
and his party Ii j. thought the Bill Will
pass the House Of Commons. hut viii meet
with considerable opposition in the House
Of Lords
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-04-14

Is designed to meet the wants Of those who
need = medicine to build them up, give
them an appetite, purify their blood. and
oil up the machinery Of their bodies. No
other article takes hold of the system and
hits exactly the spot like Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla. IL works like magic, reaching every
part Of the human body through the blood,
giving to al renewed life and energy. u
: bottle: six for -.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-04-14
No. Is.
Gbr GllswOrtb American.

Published every Thursday Morning 81 Cootne-
Block. Eleventh, Ne, by III HANIoeh
COUNTY PUBLISHING GUAfNAk
par ter,us a. -s-e irsi page
as NJ. PtTTEN,lIlL 90. Ia state sti'-i
II tstaa T. PARK Row. New ork. and .oi he~"u'
street ptittielphia. are "ur Agent for pEfe"F-
ig advertisements Tor The ANEEtc ~ IN the above
ctiiaz aRB authorised 20 contract tor advertising AZ
our lowest rates.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-04-14

We are again treated 10 the ienodica a.
report that Sitting Bull i about to surrcu-
der. 4, large portion Of IN, followers
have already done 20, j; might De El.l j.
well for Is # be would STAY where he is
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-04-14

w 9yrrA- Juiia \ Sinclair, 81 surrv. Comfy ~
~ hancock. Maine the thirty -hrst - -,
lAi '"' \ y -" conveyed To me The uDJ,rs4y,..i
p. h'r mortgage decd. recorded In Hancork pes.
I-If .i .itet-, Vol l5d Page $50, a rertstr 10 -
l'5'-t "I ana situated In said surry bounded ana
~ iIgN ellsworth !" BluehIi near the mon h nj
ths river - called and being the Hnmr.tead
IteuPi'd hA Eh'u sinclair, on the East ii. ~
itlkn"Hy, on The south by land OF simeon ~, ~
Ir " ct oE land % Lydia Morgan and on tba
I'm 10y AHl Of VIM. / Me- artney, coritaipins-
t's a. rvs mofr or less. And where.. tba ..t,'iit
I'm Of said mortgage Is broken CLAIM g'rs
GEO. ". ALLEN
by his Atty. \ p. DRISkW Urn
>hrrt, Mar ., 1851 y = Tn,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-04-14

The Aihiljsts who have been on trial for
the assassination of the Gar, have all been
found guilty and sentenced to be hanged.
A one of ths women is Of noble birth, her
sentence Will be- ssbmiited to TIE Gar for
confirmation.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-04-14

Miss Hattie Deuel., An insane woman
Of Iowa CITY. Iowa. ~a> allowed 10 tni-h
fast Of forty seven dan yer, successfully By
DIVING on MondAy lA>t-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-04-14

Senator Ednunds has returned to
Washington from his trip TO Florida HIS
health j. sad 10 b great! improved
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-04-14

The Lewiston .Jgari1' >ass Rev, pr.
Cheney of this ,ii,. wLo ha, ju,t r,jurscl
from visit to Virginia. report, that there
. great excitement N THAI stat, over the
rrs oli Of Malone from Bourbon rule Nu,-
uIth>tanaing Malone ua> elected b, iuie-
pendent democrats aud republicans against
ID, utmost effort, 81 the regular d,mocrac, .
and partly on the Is.ue Of - tl.i ballot. Vet
tncy thought b. would not dAf, ~ art with
The rppuhAcan> ~ the senate. lh, fat
that De- has had the courage NOT uni, 10 do
tins, bat declare, hi> parsos, - Anta.au.zc
The Bourbon, ia the neat Virginia election
hen i Legislature j. 10 L. chosen. Which
all eject q ntcI STATE senator IA the
p,ao, Of Johnston, on the platform 81 equal
rights. = free vote and q far count; Ea,
alarmed both the Virginia Bourbon, and
the Bourbou~ Of tbs south The, arr
therefore already engaged n 4 hitter puii'.-
cal campaign IA NlrPInla. and ~ tia, light
the oolorrd men and mos, Of the rppIhli-
cans an determined 10 stand b, Malone
hu,. friends are cnnhden; Of ,lC:orl."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-04-14
Pauper Notice.

n III undersigned her.b. si,,- n.tl,, th.,.,.
L ht- '"ntIt. trI with TN town OF Nj Dc-.rt for
h' support "f the poor during the eu-u4ng .r,r
~ as mae" Nurlf prov t-t1u for their slut,erf
~ l4.n.inrr 'tc",i- an persons from fiftn55bln,
'IIHr- IT, i1. pA1p'r on hIs Acc. unit a- without
~ /" ,'l'n orl"r hr "iii pag no bulls 20 con
ELoN +. RICHARDSON.
Nj Desert. March "a, Issl ana.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-04-14

The Niauuion VALLEY N.r..usau. ~h.gh
resisted al efforts TO have the Republicans
and Kc4dlu>ier, unite on a fusion electoral
ticket la; Fail. half Of the electors 70 he
chosen m the interest 81 Garfield and the
re-: to t. composed %. Hancock Democrats.
and u hlch ha, AlWaNs been noted for 1t, ~
dep, udruCc IL strongly supporting Senator
Malone an his present position Il saN>
thar II l. well knoNn ia Virginia that Gen
tral Mahon, ia, b,trltel uu Trust. ha- 'lu-
.atcd 10 pledge. pTv,ei. i4.>c 10 no party oh
legation. and disappointed the cNprt i4ilou-
@; not a SINGLE man IN the party 70 " aloh he
owes Lls place. and Il adds that II = not
Cor any ot thcs, thing, that be- hAs been Il
lacked bs the BOurbons. The latter fear
INN because they see il the principles ia
VOWED, ia the progressive idea, and po.Icl
proclaimed the euireIlt hncui- Of III. Solid
South broken and the dcfcnses Of the Dem-
ocratic party DESTROYED" The NTsInlAu
adds tina, the great mass Of the people Of
the South arr al heart IN :, mpathl wiki the
movement They have submitted 20 the
party lash, 10 the caucus mandate, because
they we're poWerleSs TO resist" Il concludes
With the declaration tina; Virginia !, 10 b.
the chosen battlefield Of the two cIVlllzA-
tons tia, the new and the old tieas viii
clash al the election neNt Fail, and II evi-
IDENTITY has no doubt Of an ultimate # not
early victory.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-04-14

The Missouri River Ia, begun 20 sub
side the water having fallen two and half
feet at Omaha
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-04-14
PaupCr Notice.
Notice 81 Foreclosure,

= y fy"E. BY. rhattrl morteagc Glalel Oct.
L -, - ns.ss ts,i Ia the town clerk = Office of
f4i'B. "a. N"l- 2. f'i" ~, ,ald Eden being then
H.. r.-lA,lr- 81 sd mnrtgagpr. mort.agel lo
jain u. t.II.T.i,r certain building Ia Eden,
titf 81 \ = u. EDtilck said mort zszr was
"A si1a,.i b., rtlii trimmer u Morrison. 4 JOY,
tpg. !, - Wiiitt, assignment recorded 10
sipl uH..H :. i.Jio g. The condition In saii
IA. 70 ~ sa- II -r.ken. b. reason Whereof the
-7,li MOI .ti 4 .l,l claim a foreclosure Of the
..- ssnS age 'anI give this notice for that pur-
i.o-,' NJ -tii sagor now residing ont ~ the
Staie. aH.I uty'i iSNng 40 newspaper now pub
il,hA! az f'tsJi AORRlSON Y JOY.
thaN afti, NIsIl ~. ISL Nv -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-04-14
Notice 20 subscribe ~.

The late 0a Ihs addrc---iabsl on each subscrl-
brr'- paper saafs il. time a. which the subs nip
tion = paid aud al ~crlbsT- ln arrcar- arr
rsSl as-tet l. pas rep a. soon ~ p'-ri1ie
Ia ali COMMUNICATIONS relating - -uh-criptt2H-
Our correspondents arr requested 9" state ""
Post ofhoe h Whch the paper II, I- T. ee -sHt
and u be careful 10 write all Props names plain
ly
10 dir-cttng 4 change of address, alWav- z.y"
the present address wei A. tho 'ne TO V bach ou
wish the paper Afterwards cent
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-04-14
Notice.

m q THE STOC kiipLDERs Of the East Surry
/ Mining Company: Pursuant to request in
writing this day male 10 Us, the directors of said
company, BY the owners of not less than one ffth
Of the capital stock OF said company, special
meeting Of said corporation II hereby called tn be
held at {. BJ Rl.1LL'S Office Ellsworth on the
18th day It April \. -. Isl at O'Clock T.. NJ Il,
act upon the following matters 10 Wit;
Ito see ii the corporation will vote to sell all
it, property, I and personal or any part thereof
40 see what terms and conditions If any the
corporation will aiiiN 10 such sale
8-To see what disposition shall be ma le of the
proceeds of such sales
to se what disposition shall be made II any
of the property Of said corporation:
TO see if the corporation win vote to wind up
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LEWIS FRIEND, Directors
OWEN BYRN, of
CHAS. ~. YARSHAME, East surry
VIM. n. CAMPBELL, Mining Co
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ncNf. a a day Of
kHaAAlIAssss Ha.sias aad Prayer.

By the Governor
JosEFH q Smith. Secretary Of STATE.