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National Republican., 1881-10-25
Garfield Memorial Hospital.

Hon, james Gilhllan, the treasurer of
the Garfield Memorial Hospital reports the follow
ing contributions up to date; Heretofore reported,
Willard. SlOO X. g., Si MARY NJ, Wilson, 81. Con,
tributon previously reported from Lewis John
son d Co, should have been $50, from David
National Republican., 1881-10-25
rrrns,,r, rrn,inrs-

The Assistant Treasurer at New York
telegraphs that s34l7OOO continued bonds were
offered yesterday, and that 100000 were nc
~ 49, ,,,'id ,d Gni r"H b,, 49,, I'm ,' W ~
Rt the Treasury Department for redemption un.
der the circular Issued By Secretary Window on
the 19b Instant
National Republican., 1881-10-25

"HAL" is informed that, much as we
relish his manly communication, we do
not think it wise at this time to publish
it, His hero needs no defense.
National Republican., 1881-10-25

THE Senate will very probably adjourn
to-day until the next regular session.
The country is to be congratulated that
its assembling, under the extraordinary
necessity which prompted the President
to call it, has not only not added to the
public excitement, buthas tended toward
quiet. All has been done in order
Nothing has been done that did not
seem necessary. This is not to be an Ad-
ministration of dramatic effects
National Republican., 1881-10-25
A stock lEOnrtl.

A preliminary meeting of bankers was
held yesterday looking to the organization of a
stock board TO handle the local securities, which
have constantly Kept pace In their growth with
that of the city, Afer u temporary organization
u committee was appointed TO confer with the
other bankers and brokers and invite their CO. op-
National Republican., 1881-10-25

WILL Postmaster-General James pro-
ceed with the so-called star-route cases ?
Or are there none? The people want
something more than newspaper talk.
That has now been going on for six
months. 1t will not take much longer
delay to convince the public that if
there was any proof it would be forth
coming We do not know whether there
is much or little or any. Let there be a
showing
National Republican., 1881-10-25
proposals.
DRoposALs FoR PLAsrEniNG.
OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR
SIAIE. WAn- Ann NAVY DEnA nIAIIahI ls

STATE, WAN, AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS,
WAsHGNGTON, ID, O., Oct. ~, 1881.
Sealed proposals tor Plaserng IN the north wing OF
the building for state War, and Navy Departments,
In this city, comprising about $1,000 square yards OF
Three Coat Work and q 900 running feet OF Enriched
Moulded COrnce and StuCcO Work, 10 he executed
flee until l2 m, OF NOVEMBER ~, 1881, and opened
immediately thereafter In presence OF bidders
Intending bidders are required To visit this office,
where profile drawings, the models Of suceo work,
ana the building may be Inspected and specifications,
general Instructions for bidders and blank forms OF
proposals obtained. THOS LINCOLN CASEY,
OC20-IuThS6t LL-C,ol. COrps OF Engineers,
National Republican., 1881-10-25

Ir does not matter who gets in office or
who goes out, so long as the people are
well served.
National Republican., 1881-10-25
sSor 9Renf-- So,reea.

'ENoR RENT-i2-ROOM PRESS BRICK HOUSE,
~ fE street southwest Inquire OF w. A. FEN
WICK, tG Seventh street northwest. oc253ts
UNFINISHED HOUSE FOR RENT-.HoUsE 2ol7
u, q street northwest elegantly furnished price.
$40 per month, 1850 per year. Apply premises.
National Republican., 1881-10-25
Population Of thc National Capital. 10000.
Anu.cn,cnts A To.Niei,t

NArtoNAu TnrATRE--Kcene ns Rlcholieu"
LIvcutN IIAGt-Callcndcr's Ministries.
National Republican., 1881-10-25
Sfuctiou Sales.
DuncansOn Brothers, AuctiOneers
NINTH AND ID STREETS NORTHWEST.


SPECIAL SALE AT THE RESIDENCE OF THE
BRITISH MINlSTER, CONNECrICUT AVE
NUE. AND N STREET. NORTHWEST, ON FRI
DAY MORNING, OCTOBER TWENTY-EIGIIT
COMMENCING AT TWELVE O'CLOCK M, OF
a PORTION OF THE GOODS, THE PROPERTY
OF SIR EDWARD THORNToN,
IN PART, VIZ: KNABE 7-OCrAVE ROSEWOOD
CASE UPRIGHT PIANO; ALSO ERARD (LON-
DOM WALNUT CASE GRAND PIANO; SMALL
WALNUT DWARF BOOKCASE; VERY FINE
GILT IL hNAMELED AND INLALn FRENCH
MANTEL SET OF THREE pIECES-CLOCK
AND TWO CANDELABRA; MARBLE MAN
TEL EIGHT.DAY CLOC<i CALENDAR CLOCK;
WALNUTCHIFFoNIER Err TWO WALNUT CARD
TABLES TWENTY.FIYE PAIRS LACE CUR
TAiNsi = A FEW ENGR,AaXlINNGiS; R,a,SlN M ~, CHINESE II
NER SETS IVORY HANDLE KNIVES; Sill
YER PLATED TABLE AND TEA SPOONS (;
FORKS, TEA SERVICE &c; A QUANTITY OF
FINE WHITE AND CoLoRED ia BILE GLASS,
CONSISTING OF WINES, CHAMPAGNES i,
wATER;BoTTLES DECANTERs, &c, Gun
AND ENGRAVED; COMPLETE SETS COPPER
COOKING UTENSILS MOULDS AND CULIN-
AIRY AHrlCLESt REFRlNERATOR, GAS
Particular attention invited to above sale. Goods
of finest quality House open for Inspection of goods
nf(pr n, IN. of sale only, Oc9(dta
National Republican., 1881-10-25
@ersonal.

DERSoNAI.- INFORMATION WANTED AS
Il TO the whereabouts Of ole oleson, who is sup
posed to have lived In Washington In the winter Of
1875 II he can be found u will he money In his pocket
Address DUPONT, 1i9 broadway, New York.
National Republican., 1881-10-25
Sost anS Sound.


L OS'r.-LEFT IN A NINTH STREET CAR, co
i ! Ing south, TUESDAY, October 4 RECORD hook,
containing The minutes Of lincoln Post, No. D. q, A..
H. A liberal reward will be paid on leaving the same
with Captain $. ~. rHOMASON, Paynasier.ucn-
erals Office, l2li \ street northwest nC2ltt
A CHANCE FOR THE POOR.--A LANCE LOT
IA Of merchant tailor made Coats, Pants, ana Vests
such as rich people wear; some equa 10 new, some
little worm for less money than shOddy readymade
Also some Dress Coats of expensive make, Hats
Boots, Shoes Watches. Jewery, Guns Plii9ls Se, at
aus No. 30S Ninth street.
National Republican., 1881-10-25
EoR RENT.
FURNISHED.
ELEGANT PRIVATE RESIDENCE
I'm tho northvveatern sprtiOn.

A fine Double Mansion, ,THOROUqHLY and COM.
PLETELY FURNISHED including China and
Ulasswarei also Bed Linen and everything necessary
The residence, three stories and basement. contains
about 1s LARGE and CHEERFUL ROOMS
Is a pleasantly located CORNER PROPERLY with
large and beautiful grounds, neatly laid out md i'm.
Is located at q convenient distance from the residence
and contains water, gas, and coachmnn's room.
The entire property ls in perfect conditions neat neat
and clean In every particular; ready for immediate
This is q RARE OPPORTUNITY to get delight
ful home Mt n fair price for SIX or EIGHT MONTHS
or for n YEAR or more.
For permission to inspect the premise, agygP,lXto
Real Estate Broker, 1905 Pennsylvania avenue.
IF You WANT TO BUY, SELL, RENT, OR
great Sarsal5as at VIII william f. ahiS ! BROTH
ERS, ST. Charles Hotel, Third street and Penn
sylvanla avenue northwest mhlgtI
JNoR RENT-BY d. II. WARNER,
~ Oi0 Il street northwest.
sli1Th st w........-sioo 90 sGN ave fur. to %
1iil 81 n w....... 90 % $50 st e....... 20 90
5igsth st n w..... 500Q 1875 10Th st w...- 10 90
i5i :, 81 w s0@ lIsS I3S Park place-- y ~ a.
Cor 18Th and INV. 400 go Rst w.........- z %
is3 1892 81 w'.. so@ 3ls NJ q s;.:-.,.. 70 %
~, -, - ~ w-'."''." y 20 ll9 PARK Place..''". ~
lOl4 Ia ave e...,.,.. 20 90
STORES.
lli3Tth st w."".tso 90 2o0 eth st n w......si5 90
OFFICE ROOMS in Nos ass and $40 Fourand.a-
half st. n. W.; also lni5s louisiana avenue n. W..
well-locnted dairy farm for rent Mt n low price
Call for copy of our RentLlst, lssuel every Mon
day morning. II contains complete list of all our
MoNsY To LOAN on Real Estate ut Lowest Rates
Parties having property to trade sell will lind 1t to
wv" w. "S' W n. II. WARNER,
DIG + street
fNr,
National Republican., 1881-10-25
81 81 Georgesz

Chlropodst, Anatomlst, and Manufacturer OF Fine
Fashionable, and Easy Fitting BOOTS ana SHOES
Under National Hotel.
COrns, Bunions, and Ingrowing Nails, NC, permR-
nently cured Lasts madeto order ana preserved for
customers, si1d
National Republican., 1881-10-25

VHTANTED - AN ELEGANT FURNISHED
w House, vicinity Of Fifteenth street, northwest
crn part of CITY, for six months rent must be mod
crate Address, with all particulars, E. w. REII-
ABLE, Republican Office. oc2i-3tt
National Republican., 1881-10-25

J,oR RENT-cALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
A. property for rent JOHN SHERMAN &CO,
National Republican., 1881-10-25
Sfor 2Rcmf- 2rliscellaneo,te
TGpmkish 2Daths.

NTEW TURKISH RATH CDR BoVEEs),
GOOD sgay gf ousG sSG FLaaEy aEs rS1
open Sunday, Open from Z TN 10; Saturday. ~
Baths, sli six tickets, s5o Dr. III. l.. BoVEE lelec-
lrICnn. OuaO-lY
National Republican., 1881-10-25
%cr 4&a[e--S Shmrnen. &c.

TNoR sALE-FoUR q.sToRY HousFsi WILL
I pay 10 per cent on investment. JOS. II. DON
OIfO. Gt5 Seventh street oc25-3te
National Republican., 1881-10-25
2SanfeS--&o,fses.

NNTANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE, SUITA.
w BILE for q select boarding house; owners to board
with renters; references exchanged. Address EPI-
CURE Republican Office oc2j-3t*
NNTANTED-FOR CASH, A CORNER HOUSE
w and Lot; northwest quarter preferred; modern
improvements; perfect title; must be bargain. Ad
dress, with very lowest cash price, Il. STERLING,
cnre BOX III. baltimore. Md Oc2lGtt
National Republican., 1881-10-25

JNOR RENT-CONIMUNICATIN ROOMS ON
II third hoOr also front Room on second floor:
newly furnished; references exchanged 1924 street
northwest. nc2lGlN
National Republican., 1881-10-25
3SanteS-- ar @ooms.

VITANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
w owning n plano, a furnished Room and Board
with private family; would be willing to instruct
Juveniles of the family and allow them the Of the
Instrument II terms were reduced; state terms. Ad
dress o. o., Republican Office. oc213t$
National Republican., 1881-10-25
2B,lsinees CHANCES.

ITO CAPITALISTS IN wASHINGTON.-IN
Il vestors in silver Mines have. now special op
portunity one OF the largest and richest mines IN
Mexico can be had at bargain. Address +. GARD
NER, National Hotel oc25-3t+
National Republican., 1881-10-25

ENOR SALE-i5T / STREET NORTHWEST, A
~ handsome @story pressed brick Residence, with
OF bath, pantries, store rooms and laundry has
every improvements finished throughout In hard
clnss property. Apply 20 THOS J. FISHER Co,
1874 street northwest near Ebbtt House. oc2t6t
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-13
The Arrsisnment Of Guitesu.

WASHINGTnN. j. C., Oct. II.
District ATTY Corkhli said to-nich; that
the arraigumen, Of Gaitcau will probably not
take place this week. certainly not io-mor.
row United States Deput, Marshal Wi
lam> served the customary lcga, notice Of
indictment. together with list Of wi;nesse,
for the prosecution, upon Guiicau at the
jail this P NJ. The prisoner is entitled to
two days time after receiving this notice in
which TO prepare for anagnment. The in
ten,ion Of the District ATTY is TO offer him
and his counsel, Mr Schoyile ample time
to prepare. so there need he no unnecessary
delay in procuring Witnesses after the trial
has commenced and for this reason he has
decided not 10 hasten the arragnment
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-13

concluded there were more I. Aldins than
one. However, | was invited in and in
troduced to I. Adm No. 2, two very good
looking men.
The wooden mill Of J. G. Walker at
Brooksville, is doing fair business. Mr.. W.
superintends the business in person. and all
who patronize him are sure of fair treat
ment. The seamless blankets woven at the
mill are very nice.
-Dea. Isaac VI. Allen of No. Sedgwick
has wallet, which he has carried for so
years. 1t is rather worse for wear, and &C
cording to its thickness. when saw il. the
Deacon had just paid his taxes.
I. ALDIN.
Oct z
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-13

This town. not far distant. will be
famous as sumner resort. About 80
persons from Washington. ID. C., have been
stopping at the various farm houses the past
summer, AMI some from other parts OF the
country. making in all, about 50. Capital
lists have examined the various sites, and all
that is lacking to set the business moving,
is Willingness on the part of the people to
sell. Some seem to look for Bar Harbor
prices for the opening. which IN the end will
be mistake. Twenty years ago, no man
could have sold an acre of land at Bar Har
Dor for $40. But somebody "sold cheap"
and then land went up to Surprising fig
ure One man says to me, 81 will not sell
my farm, unless | get enough to make me
independent" Poor man he will be much
older before he is independent.
AT Brooklin, had curious adventure
On King at the door of fine looking
house, woman answered nv call. | in
quiIed the name of the occupant, and the
| answer was L. Adm. | thought had Just
awaked, OF some one was making sport of
me. repeated my question, and again
heard the same. ! rubbed my eyes and
found vas awake, and for the first time
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-13
Judge George S. Peters.

The death of Judge Geo. 5. Peters oo-
Cured at his residence in this city, on Thurs
dav. the 9th inst From the mrs, his disease
assumed a character which Was regarded By
ms physicians as fatal For months he
fingered on, slowly and surely failing. but
retaining his mental faculties clear and IN
impaired to the last.
Judge Peters WAS - wear. of age al the
time of his decea,e lie was horn in this
CITY and lived here through life, with the
exception of a few Years, devoted to ae-
curing his acadcmlcal and collegiate edu-
cation. As vocation, he chose the profes
sion of the law, studied IN the Office Of the
late Thomas Robinson. Esq. and vas ad-
mitjed to the bar Of this County in the year
lS4g In the same year he opened an Office
and soon acquired Il respectable business.
In his profession, be was remarkable for his
sight-forward practice, integrity and fair
ness. With has brothers of the bar he was
ever courteous and liberal, and to his clients.
true and careful. In his intercourse with
the community at large, he was genial,
hearty and companionable
During the year in which he held the Of
fice of Judge of the Police Court, 10 which
he was elected in 1878. his performance Of
hi, official duties gave almost universal sat
isfacton. HIS opinions and decisions were
marked by clearness and good sense and
we're rarely appealed from. His influence
on large number of his friends was almost
unbounded and there must have been much
that was noble and true in a character
which could command so large and so strong
a following. There are scores and hundreds
of his fellow citizens who to-day sincerely
mourn his death and who will long re-
member his virtues and his friendship. In
his family relations Judge Peters was re-
markably fortunate and happy. A widow
and two daughters remain, who will ever
cherish in their hearts the memory of a
tender and affectionaie husband and kind
and loving father.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-13
81 uehtlI.

Bia~htlI.
H. J. Prebble. Esq was in town Fri
day on business connected with the Blue
hill Central mine.
The Douglass mine has sold $1,000 lbs
ingot copper at Is cts. per ID. There is no
question about the future Of this mine. 1t
is the mine of this county.
The Town FAIR was held on Friday.
4 good number of people were present.
There was a good display Of stock &c. and
a fine display of apples, showing that il our
farmers would devote their attention more
10 this branch Of farming. they might max e
a splendid success Of il. The best Of order
was maintained throughout the whole day
and evening.
was well attended. Remarks we're made by
President Trip. DIR. Grindle, Ira Grindle.
K. y. Peters and Rev. l.. S. Trip.
-Comrade J. W. Black. 4 d. c. to de
partmeni Commander Haskell. g. A. r..
assisted hy Post Commander Merrill and
Others Of Fireman HcGRrcry Post No. 30,
g. \. X Dept Of Maine. mustered il 20
,N soldiers a. James 4. GarGeid Post. No.
--G A. r. and installed the following Of
focrs viz.
Pos, Commander. Augustus {. Peters.
Senior Vice Post Commander Geo. W
Ola,
Junior Vice Po,, Commander, 5. X
Chase
AdJutan,. H. \. Tupp.
Quarter Master, r. h Molntire.
Chaplain. FIJI " Blagdon.
Officer Of the Day. Pearl b. Day
Officer ~ the Guard. Rodney ) Osgood
Sergeant MAJOR Thomas s Osgond
Quarter Master Sergeant. Warren c.
Clay
This i, the only Post Of the Grand Army
Of the Republic in Hancock county. and an
excellent start. and We doub, not W.ll BE-
great benefit to all connected With ID. ,cr,-
ing 1. Keep alive those feeling. Of fratcr-
n,'y and LOYALTY which commenced 80 man,
year. ago IN the tented field The com
rlIc, Of this Pos, desire to extend their
most sincere thanks to the comrades IL
Freeman Mc(iiver, Post. No 30 G. a r.
Of SearPort for the very great kindnc>,
they manifested toward unknown comrades
IN arms, in coming so far TO assist the Mus
tcring Officer. Comrade j. ". Black A. u
G. 81 their Post in organizing ours. and In
taxing 70 much pains 70 give Us q good
start. We hope that We may sometime
have a chance TO reciprocate their fratcrnal
spirit Ron
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-13
[ + ID

Obituary notices. beg0Hd the Date, Name anal age
must % paid (or a the rate often cenfs a line.
El-worth-Oef. 6, Andrew NJ. Fox. aged
81 yrs. AMI months.
-Drt. d, Geo. :. Peters. aged Is years, 1
months and days
Ehcn-Oct. 10. charlie A. only child Of
Gideon aui Lizzie ;. Mayo, aged 2 Years, /
month aud Il days
Brook liu-Dc. I. Mrs. Cora NJ. Bridges.
aged 10 year, 10 months ani - davs.
Bangor sept ~ Fannie j. daughter Of T..
Howard aud Llci- II. Sye. aged months.
bud On ,arth To- bloom in haven.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-13

old age. and was buried in Evergreen Gem
etery. Rev. Mr.. Smith, (Universalist)
performed the funeral services.
Our Supervisor is introducing drawing
into our schools, as we'll as supplying them
with Monroe's Charts.
Our Grange Fair" passed off pleas
antly and was pronounced success as the
weather was very unfs,orable it is a wonder
people came anyway Some much needed
improvements have been made on and
around our Town Hall.
John b. Saunders is just completing a
nice comfortable dwelling house. 1t is tasty
in appearance, in good proportion, and is an
addition to the place. MEDIcUs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-13

State Assayer W. W. Fisk is going to
Boston and New York for few weeks to
attend to mining business relative to the
disposal of new prospects.
The admission fee to the races in Dona-
qua Park tomorrow ('rhursday) afternoon
will be for gentlemen. 80 cents, for carriages
Is cents. Ladies admitted free.
Charles Carr, Esq, of Marisville wishes
TO return his sincere thanks to the members
of Esoterie and Lygonia Lodges of Masons
of Ellsworth for the present of a beautiful
about sixty Masons.
Mr.. r. l.. Fogg. Supt. of Repairs on
Public Buildings in New England. arrived
here Tuesday night. He will make a care
ful inspection Of the Custom House. and
probably make contracts for such repairs
as are deemed necessary
We noticed some fine specimens Of
mounted birds at the Office of DIR. Haines
the other day. We are informed that the
Doctor intends making a large collection. if
possible. and will pay Literally for all rare
and beautiful specimens OF birds and ami
mails
With the next number. the title of
ScribHer's Monthly becomes Century Mag
dziue The first issue of the Century Mag
axine will have the general appearance Of the
old Seribaer. but the page will be larger
and without rules" so that about fourteen
pages of matter is added BY the new ar
rangcment The publishers intend to en-
phasize the new series By number for No
venber Of peculiar pictorial beauty and lit
erary interest. One OF the principal feat
ures Of this number is the portrait of
George Eliot. by Burton. which Mrs. Cross's
family put forth through the century
Maylzi,, a. the authorized likeness Of the
grea, novelist. The portrait is sceom-
panied bs an accountable auihorizei-of
her religious and philosophic beliefs. by
Frederick " II. MYERS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-13
Sup. Jud. Court Oct. Term 1881

Nm. G. BtRR0ws, Judge Presiding
OFFICERS or THE COURT.
II. Is. StrNprKS, Clerk
Go. VI. WARREN. County Attorney.
A r. DEvFKFUN. Sheriff
GRAND JURORS.
lIaney John T.. Foreman. Penobscot.
Bunker. Nm. II Eden,
Byuc. Oven Ellsworth.
Condor. DAVID Brook.,iile.
CLARK, lieRy fremont.
Cole. James ". Gouldsbnro.
plN, John Mt. desert.
Emerson. Joshua L.. Ca,tine
Frrnch. Franklin Franklin.
Garland. Eb,n VI. Biuehill
Hooper. Ebcn C.. Sedgwick.
Hooper. Henr, b.. BROOKLYN.
iArishorn, Fred f.. Ellsworth
Little Joseph :, Buek.port
Lord. James Surry.
SAWYER. Mark III. Deer Isle.
Small. On. II. BucA,p port
WariWei!. Ti!deu T.. Oriand.
tIRsT rKAyfK-l JJKl.
.Ame.. BENJAMIN T.. Blck,port
Burrll.. Asa G.. pcdham
Chattu. Eben C., Foreman. Brooksyillc.
Carver. VII, fremont.
Downs. stephen Deer Isle
npnncll. Oliver C.. Franklin.
Darling. licar, H., Blueh.ii, aroused
DAVIS. Char..- H., Ellsworth.
Eaton, Samuel y, l.amo.ue
Cra,c.. Fred Hancock
Green. Winfield :. SulrN.
GAc,. Samuel Aurora
>ttuNu Traverse JURY.
Hallry. John f., Edem
Hopkins. lNmau :. Trenton.
H4tcu.u,. ". ). r,uu1,coi
Morgan. u. T.. Ssdg~ eek.
PAY. Ephraim Nj. Desert.
rrt;vu.ll.. Geo. " Sullivan. cJ,7s,d.
krGmau. T.. r. Foreman. Ellsworth
Richardson, EDcn X, CRANBERRY Isles.
Roberts. William Orland.
Saunders, Joseph Deer l.le.
Swa1ey. Alfred Buck.port, sxcNsed.
Sheppard, Isaiah l., Ca,tine.
sUPERNUMLRAKIE~
Smith, Ebcn b., Brooklin.
Whlicomb, John F.. Ellsworth.
Whitmore. Avery H.. Verona.
Wood, Henry Gould,boro.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-13
A New Departure.

One good result of the hard times few
Years aro. was the bringing into life an ar
tirle in proprietary medicine, which gave, to
every purchaser a full equivalent Tor MS
money The rule of this class of medicines
i from 10 to Is doses for 81, the best only
reaching 40. Messrs Hood & Co., took
new departure and in the Article now so
well and favoral,ly known as Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, they gave the unprecedented guam
tity of 100 doses for 81. These facts com
mend this remedy to the consideration OF
the sick, also of the well, for they are liable
TO be SICK.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-13
Returns Come in Slowly.
CINCINNATI Oct. II.

CINCINNATI. Oct. II.
There is small prospect Of beng able to
give returns from Hamilton county tonight.
~ 1880 Z. NJ, not one precuc, has been
heard from in full, and only three or four
had gwen report, q. 10 the head Of the tack
Ct. These all indicate a falling n in the
io,al vote amounting TO fifteen or twenty per
9,n,. There Is nothing whatever al tins
hour to base an estimate OF the result on
the county ticket. except that more scratch
ing was done by the republicans than b, the
democrats.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-13
Foster Elected-The Result Of the
Legislative Vote not Given.

The chairman Of the kepubncaa State
Central Committee. declines To claim any
thing We, except that the republicans have
carried The state He saws the returns have
no, come in sufficient, to justify him in
fixing an estimate Of the majority The
Chairman of the democratic State Contra.
Committee saws the indication, now are that
Foster, major.,. viii be abou, 5000 and
that the complexion Of the legislature vii
depend upon the result IN Cincinnati and
Hamilton county.