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THUMAS BOWLING. Auct.oneer

~ a 4 AUA~
By virtue Of deed OF trust. dated Febru- kvx
ary IL II, 1875, recorded 10 Libe- nc, folio E58
l3b, OF ths land records Of w,shin Ston -zn8.
county, aid 10y direction of the holder Of the note
secured thereby, will sell, IN front of the prem
lses. on MONDAY, the 23D MAY, 1881. at o'cLocK
PM al that part OF Lot SO. in Beatty 4 Hawljnss
addition TO Georgetown described as foilows; Be-
ginning st the northwest corner OF High and lat
st, eet, and running thence northwest on High
street. az feet % inches; thence westerly az right
angle TO Esh street IL feet IO5 inches: thencs
northerly6 feet 40 inches; thence westerly al 4
right angle TO High street &c feet inches thence
vest 80 feet inches TO the west side Of a 4-foot
aey. and at point distant about - feet 10 inches
north from let street thence south 20 LIST street
ana thence east by and with the north line of said
street, about 81 feet inch to the BEGINNING ina
proved by a two story Brick House.
Terms Of sale One third cash, and expenses OF
sale, and balance six and twelve months from day
OF fse, with interest at eight per cent per annum
payable semi annually until paid secured by deed
of trust on premises sold. deposit OF SI6O will
be acquired at time of sale. IL terms of sale are
not CON Piled with in seven days the Trustees
reserve the right to resell st the risk and cost of
lie defaultns purchaser. ConveyaRcing al cost
Of purchaser.
AUsfiS aERs. Trustees.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctoneer.

uNIMpR0NED PROPERTY ON sToDpARD,
BkIMEEN HIGH AND VALLEY STREETS
GEORGETOWN, ID. O.. AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, MAY 10TH. 1881, AT SIX esa
shall cell Lots i. 2. 8. 4. 5, and part Of 201
OF the ship, dlvi6 ed into four building Lots
Terms made known at sale Oonveyanciag ST
pnrchasers cost Fifty dollars deposit on each lot
al tlne OF SAFE MIL dts
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WMTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers
SALE OF HANDSOME BAR FIXTURES,
FREEGH. , Plate MIRRORS. IRON SAFE,

On TUESDAY, MAY NTH, AT &c o'CLocK@-
A. We fhall cell st the elegantly fitted ups @ Al
restaurant No. GAL ID street northwest. under@l
Daily Post Building, the following named articles
whirh will be offered in bulk. and il not sold viii
be sid in detail: Handsome French plate mirror
plate 42x9O. walnut frame. gilt traced: elegant
walnut and cherry Ice Chest heavily plated, cost
S400 mahogany and cherry Bar Counter, copper
lined, two handsome marble top Sidebcards
Frel n plate Mirrors; Iron Safe. Goa btnation
LOCK Cut Glass Wafe. Decanters, &c walnut c. =.
Chairs and Tables, Awning and Frame, plated no.
water Urn. Show Gases, beer Pumps. and many
which was fitted up at cost of 50 900.
N. 13 d WALTER r.. WILLIAMS, & Co., Aucss
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CEOoND-HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT and TIE
- highest cash prices paid. Also, watches, Jew
cry, 6una, P1stoh. &c. Okl or eddrdhs HERxQ0.
eCS sth e.. peGr pH. ave. MARA
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1891 MARMIoN GoLDDUsT, SSl
year colt stskee. Boston. "a be By Gold n
cuft sire Lucille. 2lek: and kiesty; ~
AnIie collins, 2Sk. 9 .. Edwin Forrest,
2:11 Nsrniop il Q chestnut, of great bone muecie.
size power speed and superior breeding, beauty
and STYLE Stands ut stable Of JOHN 81. 6HkEM
627 q ct, Warrington, D. q. m7-lms
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
FUTURE DAYS.
Y'HoMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TATE IN THE CITY OF 6EOR0KTOWS ID.

By virtue Of dec, ee OF the Supreme Court -
OF the District Of Columbia passed on the -.
.Itn Gay OF October. A. ID. 1879. in equity .A-.O.
ceuse, No SIS. wherein Meta Hanewnckel is
comp.slnant and Ida l.. Hsnewinckel and others
aIe oefencsnte, We ~in sell st public auction,
ON the premises, On TUESDAY TEX 2aTH
DAY OF MAY. A. D 1881, bspineicT ST o'cLocs
p M The valuable r6a estate in the city
OF Georsstowu. in tie D.strict Of %
inmbia formerly snow3 as the 'fNichols
Properly, and fronting on West. Congress- S.od-
dartand Valley streets This property viii be acid
according TO subdivision duly recorded comics
OF which can be obtained AT the drug stores OF q;
W. Crop,ey ard H Fickline, in Georsetown.
and at owllng's auction store. Office of ordo
4 Gordon. IN WASHINGTON The lot on which the
dwelling house is situated offers great induce
ments to any one desiring residence on George
town Heights, and the other iotE are most desir-
ably situated for those wishing 10 build. The lots
vi be offered separately and II the sale Is not con
cuded on the Path instant il will be continued the
next evening, st the same hour aud place.
Terms Of sale as provided BY the decree are
one fourth cash, and tie balance in three equal
staments, payable in one two snd three years
from day Of sale. with nte est for which the notes
Of The Purchaser VIII be required; OF all cash. ct
the option OF the puTc chaser. Upon confirmation OF
Sale and pay mont of all the purchase money, The
pIoperty viii be conveyed. Conyeyancins at pur
cbaser's cost. If terms of sale are not complied
with In ore week, the trustees viii resell at rick and
cost OF defauitine purchaser. deposit of one
hundred dollars on each lot required at time Of SAFE
AUBIN L. B0ULVARE.l r,-,.tuo.
WILLIAM A. GORD0N,S Afussees'
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feFHOS. FISHER n 90.
T. Real Estate Aucrioneers. 12lS ST. W.
PERFMP1pRY SALE OF FOUR SMALL BUILr
ING LOTS on nApTrDt. mn

On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. MAY i7rH .,
AT O'CLOCK on the promises. va shall sell y
SUD fts A, ard q, in square No 93g front -
ing 70 feet each on street nortA between 9th an
10th streets east -
Imne disteiy after, snb cot "a" square $40
frontlug 20 feet On street, between Al and 5tl,
etreets northeast. e
Terms: One-third cash; balance in six ana
Twelve months with interest. secured by deed OF
trust THOS L FISHER a 40 800 VI
MI ONOe Ancfinnears
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS 90 Auctioueers.

Abortion SALE OF TWO DKsIR ABLE srJrLp
ING SITS IN Tux WEST EsD, TIE MOS
laltkoAED PART OF TIE CITY.
On MOrDA1, MAY 10TH, 1881, AT 6&No>
o'cLocT, +: NJ, in front OF the premises we =
shall sell LOT 29, in square 209 fronting 80 feetA
on q street. bet aeen l4th ana 10Th northwest by
depth OF Ito feet to a lU-foot alley.
Terne: ure third cash. and tbs balance IN one
two ana three years VITA notes bearing Interest at
SIX per cent secured by deed of trust on tn :
property sc;d. All conveyancing 81 purchasers
cost Slu9 down on each lot az toas OF sale.
m1-lt WALTER 3. WILLIAMS & 90. Ancts.
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THoMAs powLING- anct,o.---
FUTURE DAYS,

NNHoGAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SAFE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PhoifRIl IN The NORTH VEST OORSES
or tkOsiECr AND POTOMAC STREE rs
GEORGETOWN. ID. G
By virtue Of q deed Of trust dated on the a.
18th Gay OF Peecmber. ls1S. and duly ~ IT,
cordeo IN Llher 49, foios asa et SEQ, one Of -1.x
the Land Records Of the Bstrict of Co.umhix an
at The request Of the party secured thereby, we viii
e II, II front OF the prenises on SATURDAY, MAe
IN OLD Georgetown, descrlhed as folio ss namely .
besiI nins at the northwest corner ~ prospsct aud
Potomac s.rSe,s and running ~SCt on Prospect
street twenty Elk t26l feet. then north sixty f6a)
feet then east twenty six (26l feet PJJomsc street
arc thence south Oh Potomac street sKty COO feet
TO the he ginning.
Terms One third cash. bNlznce in six and twelve
months With interest. scared by dset OF trust
on TIE property. or all cash. ~ TIE option OF the
pt,roi aser. A deposit ~ $50 required AZ the tima
OF sac. JAMES I. nAkI-. -.
mig t&ds T. W. JONES. AiH1N'oH-
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HRUSTFES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
l. fhOhED REAL ESTATE = Two FOUR
STONY 81 BRICK DWELLING HOUSES. Nos

TWEEN AND Z STREETS NORTHWEST.
81 virtue OF deed OF trust, dated April -
LEI, ls6s. and recorded in uber No. 557, 49,
iolos S3. ct seq, OF the land recorde OF the IL
District OF Columbia, and Of decree passed Inv the
soIrene Court Of the said District in case No.
7.S6o. in Equity, Apr, llth, 1881, I viii sell az
public auction, in front of the IRE rises TO the
highest BIDDER. on FRIDAY, TIRE 20rH DAY or
MAY, 1851. AT 6f O'CLOCK p. M, the following
land in the city OF Washington. in the said District
The south thirty four (33 feet more or less from
front 10 resr of original lot numbered eight (s) in
SQUARE mum bered five hundred snd thirty VIC
t55D. with the improvements thereon, Consisting
OF Two four story brick dwelling houses.
The houses will be sold separately.
Terms OF sales: 0ne-third in cash: balance IN,
si1, twelve and eighteen months, for which the.
notes OF the purchaser, with interest at six Der.
cent. secured on the property, viii be taken or
81 cash al option OF purchaser. A deposit of SipC
required at the time OF stle. al cOnveyancing NJ
purchasers cost IL the terms OF sale be not COM
pied with within ten days from the day of sale the
trustee reserves the right TO resell the property al
the cost of the defauns purchaser after 1--WE davs0
nouce III such District newspaper aa he may select
WALTER - PERRY, Trustee.
YOUNG CILDMELL, Aucts. Rp2S-eoS.lbs
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A L Z I ION SALE
A OF
FORFEITED PLEDGES

Al { / ION SALE
"A
FORFEITED PLEDGES
JAMES GUILD 4 SON, kuctIoneers.
vii Sc Tor III. X. Fulton, at 1918 Peunsyl- q
vSlla sNenne northwest. commencing on S].N
MONDAY, NAY 10TH. AT Z O'CLOCK p NJ, atlfsSS
lasge and valuable collection of Forfeited PiSdses~
consisting 81 GOD and Silver Watches Diamonds,
Jewel y. sc and continue until n the lots are sold
Al the same hour and plsce daily. Persons holding
tickets. The ii ue on which having expired. viii
Please take notice.
II K. FULTON, Broker.
JAMES GUILD son, Aucttoueers. ---mi2 Sc"
W ALTER b. WILLIAMS s 90. Aucaoaeers.
WALNUT PARLoB SUITE. WALNUT FRAME
l..UE liES, NJ L. TABLEs, Easy CHAIRS,
WALNUT HALL. RACK, 60 .Tkak SUITE.
LID -TEAD. BUREAU, AND WASHSrAND.
lRUSekI =. VAIL AND STAIR CsRPE rs.
kkt EIGERAToR. ChINA, GLASS AND
tkCChEhY WARE, kIICAEN UCKNSILS.
&C.
On MONDAY. MAY l6rH. AT 10 O'CLOCK ~
A. We shall eel at No. CAL East Capitol W
street, tie above collection of Furaiture ~
CARPET &c in good condition. Hb
ml2 WALTER b WILLIAMS 4 CO, Aucts.
IsHOs, FISHER a 90.
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EASY BLANCHING FOR CELSRY.-Peter Hen
derson says be knows OF no vegetable on the
cultivation of which there Is so much useless
labor expended as on celery. This is the rea.
son SO few cultivate IL FOR their own use, and
why those who attempt &c do not succeed bet
ter. The chief difficulty Is In blanching 1t We'll
and IN securing place for it where ft Is easily
ccesstoe. Although often prepared for the
table late IN autumn or early In winter, there
are Few who care much for IL az those times
when an abundance or fresh fruit can be I'd
ana when SO many other vegetables are easily
CctalIeo- ON the approach OF spring, and
When tne warmer weather OF April arrives
Well prepared celery becomes delicious and IS
eagerly sought. The great point, therefore, Is
10 baVeit ready Immediately after the depar-
tuTe OF the coolest winter weather. We have
long been IN the practice OF biarching it 10
narrow trenches, one spade wide ami deep
enough 20 admit the whole length of the plants
standing erect IN the trenches which are COW
cred thickly with forest leaves On the approach
OF winter. Towards spring these plants are
finely nlanched But this mode OF PACKING
them away late IN autumn requires mlicn cirs
and labor, ard they are not very accessible for
use when wanted.
simpler. easter and better mode. at least
for moderate supplies. is 10 keep the plants.
whtn taken up, entirely away from earth If
Intended for winter Dlanchlng. About the MD
ole OF November they are taken up On dry
Gay and placed In water-tight troughS or other
vessels. IA Quite DARK cellar. the plants stand
ing erect and closely together. Enough water
IS poured on the roots 70 cover them. and the
supply is continued through winter as it eyap-
crates. This constitutes the entire laoon The
stalks are gradually and handsomely blanched
In the darkness, and many new ones spring up
ourlrg tie winter months, especially II the
apartment is not very cold, and these new
shoots are remarkable for their delicacy and
perfect freedom from any particle Of rust. ap-
pearlng IKE polished ivory. small, separate
aparm ent IN the cellar, without wlndo gs.
answers well for this purpose. Boxes tubs or
sbJ sesseis which will hold few inches of
", ma .e may pe employed. The plants, as grown
IN Tue open ground. need ner no o ,rtha1 Nm q
an, or tney may be slightly earthed TO bring
t9em Nt1 i,s me more compact form If desired
course which Is sometimes EMPLOYED of aat,tnS,
oW the plants In summer on the level s1rfacs
OF deep, rich soil, eight or ten inches or a roof
apart each way, in order that their Close oroTSS
may tend to give them more upright form'
They are merely kept clean by hoeips; throuen
Lhe seasou.-CUtsatry Gentleman.
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The Ellsworth Wooden Factory

The building of Wooen Factory The
Pioneer. in Ellsworth. is now assured
The Directors are pushing operations with a
vim, confidently expecting to have the mill
ready to receive the machinery early in
October
The services of a competent workman
have been secured, one who knows il all,
from bell-boy to boss.
Last season a substantial dam was built,
and foundation for the main building was
laid; but the severe and protracted drought
precluded the possibility of getting the
frame timber, many of the sticks required
being l0xl2 inches.
A gentleman in charge of one of the
largest woslen establishments in Maine, re-
Gently visited the mill-site and pronounced
it to be, one Of the very best in the State.
lie piH Unrest.
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The main building. two-set mill, is
5Ox55 feet and three stories high, l2-l0-9,
or 81 foot post The Dye-house and Picker
room, separate building, will be 2oxij
feet.
The privilege is an excellent site for a
manufacturing enterprise of any magnitude.
Stream constant, with Il foot head and
in full working condition, even when the
mills on Union river are stopped for want
of water Freshets and drir-ice, harmless.
Al the second annual meeting June 10,
at which 1874. of the 30 shares we're repre-
scented, the choice OF officers resulted as
follows:
President-Samuel WATSON.
Secretary-W O. Mcdonald.
Treasurer Emerson.
Directors Samuel WATSON, Geo Camp
bell. II. y. JOY, Jr., G. 4. Joy, Lafayette
Davis.
If labor and material make no advance,
the cost of the establishment, including
drive wheel and ,haf(iug. will not exceed
5000. y.
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H. addition 20 the committee, already an
nounoed Tor making arrangements for the
celebration of the Fourth the ;o..o~.u. nA,,
been appointed ier the Grand Promenad,
Cunccr, and Bali " II DAVIS, II. {.
For,a.tn, H. H. Emerson T.. X Hopkins.
Herman I'LL. John f. Whitney, Frank :.
Lord. \. W Grcciy, F. ). smith.
Instead Of a sci Grafton tnele vii be short
speeches from Hon. l.. \. Emery, Rev. {. J.
II. Ropes, Dr. i. O. ;. Lowell. Rev. Mr.
Lombard Rev, Mr. Hudson and others.
The Marauacook festival class Of Fills
worth vii be present al the >peecAe, and
under the direction of Mr. Joseph II. Emer-
son viii perform several Of the pieces sung
at the Lake. 1t i, expected among others
that the Anvil Chorus with ansIl> played
By twelve Young ladies Of the class, viii be
among the selections.
The only Engine Company, outside Of
Ellsworth, entered and sure to come is the
Torrent Of Bucksport Dirigo Engine
Company No. 3, and the Emerald Band Viii
appear with new uniforms, Zimmerman No.
/, and Union No. ,, will contest for the
prizes, making in all four Engine Cos. The
Judges on Engine Trial are Isaac NJ. Grant.
Lafayette Davis, Ambrose Ellis. There
have been number of entries for all Of the
races. The boat and tub race will be hotly
contested.
By order of J, F.Whitcomb, Marshall the
procession will form on High Street, right
resting on Main, and will move at 10 O'Clock
over the following route through Oak
Church. State. Nam, Franklin, Pine. High
and Main to Court House Square, where il
will be dismissed. All organizations de
sirous of taking part in the procession
should report to f. F. Redman on or before
SATURDAY. the 2nd.
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Disasters TO Shipping.

PoET~Nu, III y H.. June y.
The schooner MARY Eliza of New York.
from Bangor to New York with lumber
dragged ashore las, nieD, on Lawrence
Point a, Hitter, Pom, ana speedily filled.
Her crew succeeded IN reaching shore. but
were unable TO save their clothing.
PORTLAND, June =.
\ dispatch 10 the owner, sly, the >choou-
Il Ethan Allen of Portland. wea, ashore
La, might on joe F.ogser" Delaware Bay.
b..sel and full # water and is beng strip
pei. She va, from. Philadelphia for Port
laal with coal. ne was - tons .nd +
wears old
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beginning, the teacher and her pupils re-
solved, that whatever was worth doing at
all, was worth doing r,H, and well have
they redeemed their pledge. Two weeks
before the close of the school. the teacher
with such of the citizens as chose to JOIN,
NEARLY all did sol gave the scholars a fine
picnic supper at their school room, and
Jolly good time" they had, particularly at
the supper table. The teacher reports the
following pupils who were not tardy nor
lost any time during the term: Percy r.
Perkins. Angie W. Young. II. 5.
lime u 1881
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Prejudice Kills.

ELEVEN years our daughter suffered on
bed of misery, under the care of several OF
the best land some of the worst physicians
who gave her disease various names, but no
relief. and now she is restored to Us IN
good health by as simple remedy as Hop
Bitters, that we had poohed at for two years;
before using it. We earnest! hope and
prav that no one else will let their sick suffer
as We did, on account of prejudice against
so good medicine as Hop Bitters. The
Parents. T,Iegrdm
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deliver the 4th of July Grafton at Springvale.
An attractive feature of the celebration
will be n race between two canoes manned
BY four Indians.
The High School closes this week.
Examination of classes begins Thursday
examination for college. Friday; graduating
exercises Friday evening.
MIR. J. H. Emerson requests the
Maranacook festival class to meet at the
High School room this "wednesday even
ing a, 5 O'Clock for rehearsal preparatory TO
singing on July 4th.
The stock of the Milton mine at West
Sullivan has taken decided advance dur
ing the week 1t is reported that they have
Ia,el, struck rich ore in the mine and that
prospects are very encouraging.
MIR Beal will employ the old drivers of
the Messrs Hale's stage line. as drivers Of
IN, stages. except Mr.. Orrin Trip. who will
bt the agent ofthe new line in this city, and
Mr. Fred Holt, who will be the agent at Bar
Iar5or
Those Of our citizens who will contrib
ute To the dinner to be given by the Fire
Companies on the Fourth" are requested
bv the committee to bring their con,ribu-
lions To the High School room before 10
O'Clock on tina, day.
I,h, NJ u,l. 4 G., vho yiye rlar, 20
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No celebration on the ith.
Where is the Bangor and Buck,port
telephone,
Nj. y Buker, Photographer, open,
branch studio i, Bluehill thi, week.
= There was an excursion to Lincoln
grove on Thursday.
-RrN. Dr. Emerson Of Boston, editor Of
the Christian Lea,tsr who has been attend
ing the Universali,t State Convention at
Bangor. stopped here FRIDAY on hls way
home lie vas the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. : l.anpher
MIR Edwin Sherman, Of Boston, ms
purchased the Yacht Sport. and i having i
refurni,hed, and put in condition for excur-
sion parties
The band gave an outdoor concert on
FRIDAY evening The Torrent No. ,, Engine
Co. W A. Remick foreman. with 40 men
and Buck>port Curnet Band, John l.. Hon
err, leader with 20 pieces 20 TO Ellsworth 70
attend the celebration. If We were but
connected with each other by IRON bands,
hundred, from here would join YOU IN your
festivities on that day.
The steamer Cambridge came on her
route Sunday. thus making a daily line. 1t
is the intention OF the manager, To have
the new boat completed early the coming
Winter
The village schools close this week.
About forty persons attended the Ma
ranacook Festn al, returning home on a
special train.
A party Of about thirty ladies and gen
tlemen went to North Bucksport on the ten
O'Clock train, Friday, for the purpose Of
cleaning up Cedar Grove. and getting it in
trim for Summer excursions. A most excellent
picnic dinner was furnished by the ladies.
After satisfying the wants Of the inner man,
a few INDUCED in sail on the river, while
two Of our fairest ones invited their gentle
men friends to accompany them on a short
ride on a hand car With such pleasant
company the gentlemen could not fail to en-
JOY the trip very much.
Sunday. June 26th. was observed as
Childrens day. In the morning the pastor
of the Methodist Church, delivered a short
address especially designed for the little ones,
and in the evening very fine concert was
given by the scholars of the SUNDAY School.
The church was very tastefully decorated.
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characterization" y, b, Rev. 4. r. W lie.
Nj FRANK &. Moore anI Mis- lena l. .ur-
dan. both 81 Ellsworth.
june -. ~ Rev. d. lenury. Mi, by IN
ii. v bite f Orand aud Ms, Carri. A.
Daniels Of FI-wurth.
l.unoin--Junr -, by RcS. l.. T.. Grant.
Mi. Ceu. y. Rrtuo.d> aud Ai-, Ermila Cox
gins both u l. ,moinr.
NortA >cdl"t1A-Junr 10. By Rev, Jo-. II.
TAN 'of. MIR Addison 6. Young and Mis-,
Nellie VI P-ndleton. both Of >rigwIcs
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The Weather.

NAE DEPARTMENT. }
Ofhcc OF The Chief signal Officer
WASHINGTON. d. C.. June 29.-l 4. N.
Indications
RAINY, followed by clearing weather. sari-
able winds mostly westerly. stationary or
higher temperature and higher barometer
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Business Notices.


-Tiekets for all points via. Pennsylvania
Central. and Boston and Albany Railroads from
Boston, or Grand Trunk Railway from Portland
can be had of c. [. Burrill at the lowest rates
Also tickets 20 Portland b. INSIDE line Of steamers
Call and see him before purchasing elsewhere.
lsu
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Gray hairs prevented, dandruf re-
moved, the scalp cleansed, and the hair made
TO grow thick by the use of Halls Vegeta-
bic Sieilian Hair Remover.
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p.phth,ra poison, ,hr blood Cury1.
r>.,u', should take Hood, SArsapar.lA ~
uy.'ra.lsc and eradicate tile poison matter
Testimonial, 10 our possession PROV. tn
o., THAT EltNm uF'Iutf Kuor j. The puI,
Remedy in the market that can be relied
upon a. a sure and certain cur, Tor Kidney
\ Liver Complaints,
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-06-30

Obituary I,.fL-ss b.yoHd IL. Jafe, Name and iqs
must ts Ja4i fnr ~ ne RAJ, q, trn cent, i.,
Mount Dt--rt-Juue 49, Susan Walls. aged
IA :, ar aud months.
Prospect Htrb ,r-June a, Capt Jane. y.
No,nan. aged 81 wears.