davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-08-30

Special NlgraleA II 1as I1ieapp Gtibr14.
htuScIl:, lud., Aug. eo.-Flre broke out In
the larKe sAw-inlIs Of Andrew nottingham
Inst night at MCGOWAN. small village four
miles souil, Of this city OIL tho Fott Wayne,
AIunc1e l. Cilletnnnti 1laIlrond, totally tie.
strnylnR thu MILLS, together with n c0rft-Mlll
no Insurance,
, 1881-08-30

SAN FRANCISCO. chi, Aug, oo9.-I'l>e San
Frnncisco Il Uceansllc lsatlroad. which llas
hrokc gro,,ul ta4tny on the beael, lcar Lake
Aferretl. THIS work IL tho cnnnccsil,g link
III tic Califnr,lin Central llaIlrnnA tiile
Wl'etl n projected to Utah, and thence to
New Orleans.
, 1881-08-30

south. Ttsia nlpvrutNL nrlcred by Il rrttcen.
hnt d"i"ruiiHHl railway oHi,al, was inrunl-
prrhcIisi''In to thu, ,l,pnrn hut wlIri, tho Tire
in tile ears WIS l,nt wi nnd tho train WAS al
thns III tar nEl1tlEr Hf tho tinln woa at irnn
cur isrnsl1y Mntttsl witt in~,cr. IIn,l the
!Ar Uni ht.rA pts,I.lntly removed tho Intense
lirat Wouitl !mrN rHuHc.l Il disastrous expitl-
;,n,', r. .nai,g t'1ntai,'ls e rcope wSre c:'.
ltfn ~ -
, 1881-08-30

t:ntI:S 1lAr, Wis. Attx. ao.-'rlm lion.
tnl,m |. 1i'atr. If i}latrstnwt'. y. j.. fvs'ltht
VI tho t;wen i}avte Minnesota HALLWAY, Is
here IN tic Interest 1T his i,asl.' liz visited
rloycr Saturday last, tho poiMt wrrc his
Strycns I'olnt i,,s,nali I.nnsl lcaycs thu main
ir,ii i"r ti,ls ,wW roktl wiz rrcriyvtI ftui.l
ffnttulb by steamer last wea.k. 'l'wH new
etlg|les AtHl I'M tIew cary ilnyc ,eeiI nrslrrut
fnr Tho iaclpase III business this new road
will GrGNte.
, 1881-08-30

NEW ORLEANS, A,iR. D.-~A liFo occurred
III cottol, betwsen.tlecks Ut tllu steamship
Sersa. 'rhs extant Ut TIN dannnge wns not
nscertlInptt, TlMre were 4,QM bales OH
noard; full Insured. Tho fire Is thought To
hive been lnceNlllury.
, 1881-08-30
E.AtI,1,oAp D1v1DEsns,

NEW funK, Aug. GA dividend OF ~
per cent will bu paid on and after Oct. by
the ljnlot Pacific Railroad Company.
The tllr.y-elgltll sc,hi-ann,tai rslsli ,liyl.
tlentl Of tin Illinois Central liailrnatl COM
pnny-;pl rercC,lt-will be paid Sept. |.
, 1881-08-30

CINCINNATI, D., Aug. GA Commercial.
speplu! says; Tito platll!nG-,nlli Ut Williams
y Wetasller 1T Coslmatoi, burned tonight,
Loss, SlS,000; no INSURANCE.
, 1881-08-30
ALTA CHossE, wis,

8pteldi Uspasth to 5ht CAtoooo ITttAne.
la CIossE, Wis. AuE. t9.-.rhe shtnxle
anu planning mIll Ut H. ". Moors, situated III
the Fiji, Want, this city, burned Tonight
about Vt o'ctoek: M rhe y y M5tl ~, va. pn!!t fey
and loss estimated ut 81, ,0N,.
, 1881-08-30

dWtGdF UHpHtsH 70 1ht CNtdV0 7F1bHHt.
MINIATURE, Aug. :.9.-Annie Webbcr, q
ttuntcstlct wl,ose lover, deserted her, com
mfttcd suicide fasi night By swallowing pol
sun before retiring. Sho was found dead In
her hetl this morning.
Of Company a. Ntnetieth IElLnnis Volun-
tcers. wns found dead In his he'd at his
honrt!ng'!tnnse to-dny. flc probably coin.
lnittEd suicide,
, 1881-08-30

ut t3auINHtEUIEt3t. NJ =
OonESsnuI.a, n, y, AUg. N.-lhe State
Street Baptist Church burned this moruluG.
Loss, 83GQQA s,,-;.
, 1881-08-30
At YOUNGSTOWN, O,

J. NT TUUvt3sFNWE,U o.
YouSnsspwS, o.. aug. :0.-Thu hoisslnG-
lsousa and a number OF cars nj tte LeAlylllo
coal CoMpAHy'x s,aft wore burned Saturday.
Loss, SIC. 100; fully Insured.
, 1881-08-30
THE E.AsT1:.tS STRIKERS.

OI.EAx. n. T.. Aug. M.-The situation, Il,
tic Strlke.nlrnttct district nannE tic linc nf
tla Now York, Lake Erie Il Western llall-
road reiMains In about tic 1a1e condition Ms
yeslet1lny. tile ,nAlsonlcnts lave lNe, II,
sccret session. rleir deliberations wcra
continued n1ttll II iato l,onr. Clnsu inquiries
1!avo been Instituted among those present nj
tho conference, hut llHthfhg cn,ltl bt. learned
uboi,t tic proceedings further tlla,, That tls
strikers resolved to inalntain their aegrea-
alse position until such TING rs, tllc Company
axree to restore tl,o 10 per cent
cut nl0tlo iii 1871. Tho .ltscontbhts are rcculy-
Ing lfbernl pCellniary assistance from their
ltotl.striking brethren md frotl tratte-,ti!on
organizations. II fs asser!cd tint they rc-
cclyo sufficient financial nil to support them
/ IN sta,ldout OF fnGelinit length. 1t Is rs
certained that tho powerful lnbor orEnitxn-
tioil, tic Knights Of Lnbor. are ettlcayoring
| to filstlgatea strike among other railway
operatives. As tho Knights llAye yust
membership and vast influence among trnitl-
hands, II Is believed t1lay liny accomplish
their el,d, aud nH order will be promulgated
| within n few days for q general Istri.e,
to 70 into effect next Thrfsday, Sept. !.
| Tho Clttcago and Cincinnati exprcss-traIl,s
wcre delayed soNle ttllla n1ar S|lcri-
DIM .yestertlny By freight blockade,
md intelligence reaches hero from ynrintls
important points alung tile Now York, 1.ako
:Erin IL Western Railroad Of considerable in
! terruptiou TO passenger travel. There Ii MI
| 1lnellIcl feeling Of apprehension lit rail
roul circles that tho gloonlfest period III this
great struggle between labor and capital ia
| yet to come, as it llas beel discovered that
| mnny Of tho lenders who orgnMtxel tlie mi
chinfsts' strikeil, 1874 ut SusauclInnra Depot
, 1881-08-30
4 FrlSlititil Disaster Avertcd by
a Setf-I'osscsscd Railway
Official.
Flour Mill and Cutlery Works De-
stroyed at Beaver
Falls, Pa.
a Brisk Wind Hnstens the Destruc'
tion Of Dtstillery at
Cairo, III.
Burning Of Church at 0gdonaburg, II. z.
aud One at Terro Hante, Ind.


x.l
'st'.TiNL1!s.
There wns Il remarkable fire OIL tho Wryt
Side last nir1,t.-remnrkat,tt. On ,tccot,u, or
i'm co,,ttn, ~ iuf,,r,,,tttn onuoor,,Ir,, I'm
,nersh1 @ " T. H., ,n,,i,~ ",, t,.ss H.. M
and. rs nil the tal!;ers were apparently IT.
liable. tle reader IN Itft tt ',ts lcItD}ty.. The
alarm WA from box 10, a55. located ou the
fs's' f. he Gs a.sss s is c e's s9s s 's saSs ss S:
Nos. lo1, 1o5. and t07 u. tl,s latter street. As
,lanes spren,t 80 rautIly lllat surrounding
was turned In. T1n first notice
WIS givpM tic Department ut 1:.ss..;;
"lirc nutu wos ,,rucI, Mt u:50 1he rcar
n,r+ ~ Mi tho ,tonrs ,vns ,nrnn,, tha ,l,iu,
Md fourth suffering the most, the flames
spreading ever nl,olit lralf Of them; ant| tho
r,,of was rlso partially destroyed.
AGcGf.',lx ,fa 70 la %''o et'',s. 10 ge Mr.
ut cost OF SH.o0. Thu first ard secol.l tiuors
ufut,,rnr. of pirt,,r,. f,r,I,,ca n,,t ,noi,t,ur.
~ p'e, ."r,i' i''atS t, @ ~ ,'ss 9a .
sS%@t ool|; n@si';s q i',s!,;e.l tor S:,M5 r es': @
nti ss,. ,,, ,'n,n ~ ;1M. ~ % '' t'
S.tI ss.t LUZ, ,.,a.M sah J. a!!;;"ea "
ntsI IN, ttr ii,,nr IL. f.,,,rti M.ii,'s w,,"n,
,a, @ III, ,!.,..., H. v ,,..,.,,s - nr.,a, ni
w., s w.! ni'S w. ~, ,,,,. ~ i,a I, S
5ns p;';, !! ,S'; wMsnWm ,'. s ierT r"S;, VIII
ht,sr ~ a ~, .ot VIZ ' :" Ma,, sns F'.
a. III 'ps ~ W. ''s y MH ~, ~!
IN !. ,,.it,'nnr,, ~ Sh,"',. ti'at ito.sa,t nv T.
W occ,;n.i e. Il tirst p n sacn .1i "rs u y
nn,aa e,lis.s s'''oo '0e' !" WIS "''"'' eo'e
p..n1.!teS: .n!'e 80 ,,.>.,,,,.,,, l., A.,
etrn;,,rn s ty -. !ans . II ' tit Si an ,,,9
taoSed ~ s Nv m. Ilr,, fr,,', " r! IT, ~ ',i VII
%ey s% t for s wpfS!$ W$ste es ''if' u HI! esss': owi
that tnh pniiso ,ac haG Ill., ho!'stng a,., 10 ~, ~,
s,nor Mm ttw TN, nsac,t 1. -, ,bo i;rut
a, a1 s a.I iIaSEs a ~ ,gt liz tirl ,i ,rSs ,s!
tas, t'se.i ~ kappes MgEsrs c"binet''aker
there l9lfis 70 otiler 0eGalpal,ls: @ ,.,,,. -
n ~ hppeS w a Sas| LIZ Ml ,,, thn ,snl s ~ tt IT.
. ~ fn;r :S a3ct ' n'i ,a.',,orv ~ s ~ ort
s!sat s$,SoS ai,i was ii'saretl for $7,ooo ii ii
~ H. Ts,icf. sn;,} that s1otnr 4 1,o,1c,-
& Ms; ,,,,!% Em fn,c sau ot,sm l ne1 oSc,,,n =
.ri ~ Tia f"nr,t t!n.,r ;iI,.ir tt.,ri: and
'"nis ,s " Will x"rs wort1 81 n yare not In. IN.
soaeu, Tin, ,on,oa f,o,r,s,, ;v,,o s,,tu, that I'm
1 in1i. eM Mo stntea '!,at i, e
r,n mi, ,,or,ion mf tl'a Inn +, tn.r ,,snr.
a t"r!;e5s ~ q IA ia!,sy Wosk, wlo al +, stSsI; S
oo.'. oe'ne !ns.!sea a,' aof anGnt H . + =,
tf trti m t,n"r ns i s;orernom s @ f,,r ;assrit IT
Nv fr'mra "D1 WI r Rassstt " rst enintI
3isat ne .lad tyttnG Tux ~, nale' nL SDsG9''G.' e
" naihlttcu uiat LUZ ilttllea ue!snEts H. niil:
~ u,' us os ~ to,cty ~ so c ~ ~,
WEI. M:h,u' III mS ,,, "s t.SMoE tlst'
ila,, sy,o sn; sa e was t,,a Watna % 'I Mr
tAIlNl1& WIN bskll tG n1ES Al6 AAlClll+tNt tAAI
, 1881-08-30

ClNCrSSIArr, WABASH d. MICHIGAN
Special Dt,patea to 1As chiea7o Tribune.
ELR1tAI.r, Int., Aug. 2b.-A large force
Of ,ue,l were set ut work this morning Just
north If this city oil! the extension uf the
Cincinnati, Wabash u Michigan Railway.
, 1881-08-30

Tickets osrr tho Western lines wonld
fin ln"[nx tl,cn oIjoiitnnri until ii orlork
to-day IN rurtilcr discuss tE,e snl,jvrl, finish
The letter ~ Mr. blanchard. u,us tn a%,.tt
furt4Mr fhfur,,nlDn iirn, tlH. East"Fn ihrt
, @n1sI. yo w. NJ M 1, r,:,.'.i, ri ,Sr'' f, ~, @!
foit Etiltrni mil lIati'nc Il tlht,, ll,e nIIly
lihes wlliri, still l.ott out. ;nHDil,rr a!Ioui1.
melt Viii lty takutI uhtll luIl.orrpw iliurI,-
Ing, When tleiit Hrslprs viii br Issued 10 tile
tlln .tsYcint!s,l To ruillsa at tickets fssucd by
ttlt,se ltIts. IL fs tic 1rncrMl nnlllon, how
ever. tl,at IL Will tut te, l,rrc.Hnry Fl rt'S.Ir
t. nxtren!H ,ncss,,rcs, a,m! !!Hal The Eastern
lflrs will ttllt, II ierINs bcfnl. tu. tiMttHtNni
Ilaa.tSpirr,t. 'llc ariinn or tho l'c,,tsy'fani;t
nsNl 1;th lthAtas Il, atratlty In tho trr,Ms VI
tHU .txs.Itlhtlntl irhvr4 in 0ihcr alternative
- Tim Nuw York tFtttHi and Baltimore 4;
niiln ttta,. To do li!;nwI,e.
, 1881-08-30

NEW ALBANY, Ind, iAi,g. a3-Thc tlry
grass nlong thu lire Ut tho I.putsyIln Il New
Albany Railroad. l'stwecn Silver Crnuk aEsti
junction. tuos fire from sparhs from 4
locomotive. Il spart; fr0tn Il pusslng loco
motive set flre tn II haystack On tic farm Of
9ar.rcl II. Patterson, oil tho Ohio s. Alissss-
s!ppt Hallway. aid burned twenty TONS of
llay. II required great citort tu sava the
llny Of 1ol,as Il. lIowart. III the sanso
% ,is SIre. a%s' %,x by 't t,c G Ill y Ta'fs.f a
llalr. ssaycA Ills crni, III 41J ncrt.s
.t siin0!hy hay. III casa of fire his
lHss would l.nye l'ep,I very great. 4 spark
sfr. Frye. mn nx,rsl'itd to The fci.rrs Of
william! Armstrong. .Ja,4rs Frrriur. n,ul S,!-
yrsser Alnrenll. About tiM pallcis nf rnil
fence were destroyed. l.0ss. s:@it. Men ntltt
ws,Illt:,i IN MI tic country uhslllt turned NIT
n,tl isIelit:l,ed the tiaines after considerable
hard work.
, 1881-08-30


A iaalnilN,r Ut ilc ji,S,Irhncn aEu1,la intrrcst-
c,l In tlla recent iIru ut iiA Stock. fRrla met
Yesterday fnrHhn,Ii 1T Tho r,oii Of the board
vf u,nlcr~,ttr's h, fsrya,I block. Mr.. Z. ".
Drew WAS t:atlr,i t0 lhp chair md Mr. j.. y.
CaSt niesi M Secretary. Tile Umy business
transacted wn. the appointment uf H cnlnIntt-
tee u, tic adjustment of iossrs, rs fo.iows:
On fn!flins-join T. .]nnes, Il. II. i)avls,
l'rr,l ). james.
f,m. ilateiy's. stock III }acking-,o,,se-l,. J.
Smith. e.. ". Lyman, ". 4. AiGCuynick.
cwn U !!n'1'y; j. j. G;un f"sH # iSW''1fnw t. w. fi,'.rw W
On aiM;nDc!t, Ettriii.hahl 4 Co.' stock
i. i. 13.sst:tt, Il. H.. Davis, u. ~. Bnrrct.
np 7. Mct'ensl,'s stock--S. II. Moore, G.
W: brow. john Cnl.,crGll.
n chlDiIilttGe IN cpnfcr with propertY-owtt.
er* nj, tho Stocks Yarsss with reEnr,l to ti,o
s"s! incn!ls of protecting tho Interests Of
lnlicy!,nlllofs nini Instlrntlcu companies. and
ln l"t'l; Etl!o the questions of ula water sup
II ! s% " c"":.,s 'a'ss f SfFeFI%l'p F ss, s1s ": "
". Drew. !;neene cnsy. T. 5. Cunningham.
mud .joi,:I tntlIernu. Capt. nul'wlnk1o was
instructed Y nssal,'s' md ttIntntMtn y tcIil-
tary 'atr"l r e lIate!y o!.se in or.Ierto
That tltniltinrlxs,l pc!x'ls' have lcei gather-
during thu ilrv.
-, "a = r;';,Sl: repnr'sr yesterday called Mt The
t'!cr nt Mr. laately fur information ~ ia tho
lrl'nlslInx nj. tho burnt ps'cking.Irlusn hid
ict.-ln1,A. Mr. lIaic!y wss at Tho Stuck
snl,, i. was tlso intention 10 reliitt inl,,ttil-
nte!y tte iia'-slnttSe null get 10 work tt,ore
Nothing ltad l,eelt settftsi ,lunl ltt regard to
the packlnK-ltnus.., llflr would tl,crq, be until
the rcpnrt Of tic atjuslcis WIS ilIaste. which
wt,Mhl b. Il, II few days.
FtH- -,sfntsllal SWnnfte sent Il steamer 10 tho
Stuck yesterday, ut TIM request Of tho
packers. Win were very ,l..cl, atarhlel be-
t'susa t!le Stock in,nts lpntfe had ordered
their sseanar away from iIutciy'5 p!ace, leay-
Ing Llu ruins still burning.
, 1881-08-30

s,ain. mestS ,aa,s, ',sstes, ngof g Ca tas'
Ssstoa n1a,a n,oo tt', ~ ~ tsa
purpose Of taking action regarding thu ult!-
1natu1n recently sent to tho Eastern trunk
fimes' o,,l IT, mokn nrrnnoo,ie,,.a m cnrrv its
'ao. uu ~ u"Mu W.. tasa ,aa. ~ u"s ~
PROVISIONS !ato e1leet sept, J, 1ssl, 80 tar as
ges a@res lto1i to m s tbs M S o s
, foitnytnp vera renrcsentatl. ChIcoro. Hur-
itnntnn e nuinov. rhIc"ro x Aiinn. Va.
bush; Missouri Pacific; milwaukee, y st,
Paul; Chicago l. Northwestern, md Illinois
Central. ,.. =.
ro,n,nfcof,nor ~ II n;xor ,otn ,,otoro Tho
ConnnSsl9ter ~. -; - nlAnl aGsa Doaots tl'e
1nceuhR tae 'eteF Ut v1ceTtfeS'oeilt aeorgo
IL. blanchard ot tho Eric, referred 10 In yes-
terduy's TRIBUNE, anl In which ulat gentle
,non stnta,t thnt hia Cn,nnnuv ,vouid nccont
ina setliH ai, VI !nG MttMtaan 1t Ill.,, ua Mesterm Ky
~ rntast .rn "uf f,y at Snrt l.! Nv H. gs9s HIana ks
artf iet&r. x,,1,,o...,o -: ,.,, .x,..,..,, u
,nr ne t u knG. t,f ~ w.. WV va s n1,a
The Republican journal., 1881-12-29
CONSUMPTION Cured.

Since 1870 DR.. Sherar has each year sent from
this office the means Of relief ard cure to thou
sands afflicted with disease The correspondence
necessitated by this work becoming too heavy for
him, | came to his aid e. now feels constrained
to rellnquish it entirely, and has placed in my
hands the formula of that simple vegetable rene
dy discovered by an East India missionary, and
found effective for The speedy and permanent
cure of Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh Asthma
and all Throat and Luhg Diseases also a positive
and radical cure for Nervous Debility and all Merry
GUS Complaints It's remarkable curative powers
have been proven III many Thousand cases, and
actuated by the desire to relieve suffering humani-
ty, gladly assume the duty OF making it known
to others. Address me, with stamp, naming this
paper and | Will mail YOU. tree OF charge the
recipe of this wonderful remedy. with full dlrec-
tons for Its preparation aud use, printed in Ger
man, French or English W A MOVES. I49
Powers Block, Rochester, Y l3teow4S
Talmage says hell is strewn with tobacco leaves
Then it is way ahead of many of the cigars in the
market
Neglect cold, and severe suffering is the result
Some say, Don't use medicine aud it will soon
wear away That may bring about he desired
result in some but very few have sufficient phys
cal strength to throw Oft severe cold without the
aid OF some good balsam, and we should certainly
recommend smethllg Of the kind One Of the
best ever introduced 10 the public is DR. Graves
Balsam Of Wild Cherry ard Tar, preparation long
known for the speedy and certain reliet ct coughs
colds sore throat hoarseness bronchitis &c The
peculiar combination OF Wild cherry and tar with
other pleasant and soothing ingredients makes il
easy 10 take, speedy to relieve and sure to give
satisfaction 4ni0
Physicians prescribe wild cherry and tar as rem
edies for pulmonary atfec'innS and If GU give DR.
Graves BalSam Of Wild Cherry and Tar trial
you will get relief Sample, 10 cts Large bottles.
80 cts. For sale by VIM. 0 Poor 4 san, Belfast
The Republican journal., 1881-12-29
({(t(Q,luo(i1tIijso,
Neuralgia, .oprains,

NN'AA q - To- - IA etiiiSe
Pain in the Back and side.
There IS nothing more painful than these
diseases; bUt the p.il can ~ rcmoy,d md
the di5cas" cured ~ use Of Perry Davis
Pain Killer.
This remedy is not cheap rcrnina
or PetroieUm product th:.t III ust lie l-cpt
away from fire OF. heat 10 avoid f"uerr
of explosion. nor is it an untried expert
ment that may do more harm than good.
Pain Killer has been in constant use
for forty years, and the uivC rsal TESTIMONY
from all parts Of the world l., 1t never
: fails. 1t not only effects a permanent cure,
but II relieves pain almost instautaueously.
Being purely vegetable remedy. it is safe
in the hands Of the mlst inexperienced.
The record Of cures b. tn use Of P!r7
KILLER would fill volumes. Tho / -.o."l-@
extracts from letters received SHOW: What
those who have tried it think:
Edgar Cady, owatonna, MINI, SAYS:
About year since my wife became aul 1ect
% severe suffering from rhelnuati.Ia. Our
resort was to the PAIE KILLER, which az Oily
Charles Powell writes from the Sailors
Home, London:
had been afflicted three years with neuralgia
a,lq violent spasrn5 Of The stomach The doctors
az htslIIllllSIF Hospital gave in
despair. tried your PAIN KILLER and il rave
me immediate relief have rcrained my
strength and am now able to I, How l4ly usual
occupation.
G. H. Walworth, saco, Me, writes:
experienced immediate i'll If from pa;n in
- the side by the use q your PAIS killer.
E. York says:
! have used your PA1s KIr.IrR for rheumatism,
and have received great benefit
Barton Seaman says:
Have used PAS kILLEn fer thirty yea 8,
aHd have found it a nercr.I failing remedy for
rheumatism and lameness.
MIR. Burditt writes:
Itnerer fails to give relief in cases CT rhcur?l: tim
Phl. Gilbert, Somerset, Pa, writes:
From actual use, | know your PAIN KILLER
Is the best medicine I can get.
All druggists keep PAIN KILLER. It's price
is so low that 1t Is within the reach Of all,
and it will save many times its cost In doctors
bills 25c., soc. and sl.Co bottle
PERRY DAVIS & SON, Proprletors,
Providence, r. l.
The Republican journal., 1881-12-29
STORE FOR SALE.

AT SOUTH CHINA, KENNEBEC COUNTY
IA Maine, with a full stock of Dry Goods
Groceries, Drugs, &c, building large new ant
modern, built six years ago, nicely finished tene
ment in second story, with an addition for storage
on first floor. Nine miles from railroad station
The above building is the largest store in the
of China. Business $4,000 per year. Post-ofic,
in building. No town debt-taXes low. Call on o.
address CHAS. B. STUART, p. NJ
4w51 South China, Me.
The Republican journal., 1881-12-29

There will be no less than seventeen cases of
contested seats before the House this winter and
fifteen of these belong to the South There are
two from Virginia, four from Alabama, four from
South Carolina one from Louisiana, two from
Mississippi, one from Missouri and one from Flor
ida In all these districts large Democratic major-
ties were returned, but they are all contested on
the ground of bulldozing ballot box stuffng and
false counting.
The Republican journal., 1881-12-29

lntirm old age has overtaken the old ship Con
sttution, which has been placed on the retired
list at the Navy Yard. "Old Ironsides," as she
was formerly called by the ancient mariners of the
Navy, had previously been dsmantled, her stores
removed, and the only act necessary to complete
the demolition was to haul down her flag as sign
that she vas laid up in ordinary Among the
famous old vessels performances were
lS0l-Engaged batteries mounting lis guns at
Trpoli, assisting in recapturing the 300 American
sailors who had been taken by the TripoIitans
1872 August 10 -Gained her famous victory
over the British frigate Guerrero
1912. Dec 26 Captured the British frigate,
Java
l8l3.-Captured the British sloopo war Pic
tou letter of marque and several merchant yes
sells.
1915, Feb. 20.-Captured the British frigate
CYane and the British sloop Levant
The Republican journal., 1881-12-29
NOTICE..

MRS. J. M. GILKEY, informs friends and
WI patrons that she has just returned from New
York with of the finest stocks If hats, bonnets
and millinery goods ever offered here.
Searsport, Oct 5, lSsl.-40
The Republican journal., 1881-12-29
PROBATE NOTICES.

To the Honorable Judge of Probate for the County
ISAAC +. HATCH aud URIAH 7. ROWE.
y Trustees of the estate Of MANDRED 4. ana
nERIlE a. HATCH, children of LEANDER J.
HATCH, late of Morrill,, i'll said County, deceased
respectfully represents that said wards are seized
ana possessed Of the following described real es-
tatc w; certain parcel of land situate in said
morrill, 1t being an undivided half part of the Rowe
l lot. s3,caed, formerly occupied by one LORENZO
RoBlNSON, until his decease, that it would be for
the benefit of said minors to have the stii reaI IL
tale sold and the proceeds thereof put at interest
therefore your petitioners pray your honor 10
sale the said real estate described a. above for thc
purpose aforesaid.
Dated this 18th day of December A. u. 1881.
ISAAC +. HATCH
tRIAH L. ROWE
The Republican journal., 1881-12-29
(YE|]h1!I| < 7 '''3 !

WARRANT ONE BOTTLE A PERFECT
CURE for all the worst forms of PILES, , to 1 in
all the worst cases of LEPROSY, SCROFTLA,
PSORIASIS, CANCER, ECZEMA. SALT RtIEU NJ
RHEUMATISM KIDNEYS, DYSPEPSIA, CA
TARRH, and all diseases of the SKIN and 81 GOD.
81 a bottle. Sold everywhere. Send for b page
pamphlets free, showing it, wonderful cures. IL.
ID. FOWLE, Chemist, IA Central Wharf, Boston.
Sent by Express. 2Gteow2G
The Republican journal., 1881-12-29
PATEN S.
r. II. LDDY,

Z. II. LDD 7
No. 70 State st., opposite kiIby, Boston,
Secures Patents in The United States aIeo i'll Great
Britain France and other for i4u countries. Cupc-
of the claims of any Patent furnished by RENTING
one dollar. Assignment, recorded at Washington.
No lgency ~ the GAifed Sttcs POSSESSES sa,peri4r
0ci}ifies tor obtaining patents or aSc1rt tiniq ne
pateitabilUy Of jtrenfiDnS.
X II. EDDY, solicitor Of Patents.
TESTIMONIALS.
~ regard Mr.. Eddy rs one Of the a3ost caDa5le
and successful practitioners with whom have had
official intercourse. tHAN. MASON,
Commissioner ot Patents"
Inventors cannot employ Il person moro trust
worthy or more capable Of securing ion them an
early amt favorable consideration at the Patent OF
hcc EDMUND BU hkt,
Late Commissioner vi Patents. T"
Boston. October IL, I~-0.
r H. EDDY, EsQ.-Dcar Sir. Iou procUr,d for
me, IN $50, my first patent. Since thru yoU have
acted tor AMI advised me III huudre,- of ca~,-, ana
procured many patents, reissues ANA eAteu- IONS.
have occasionally employed the best agencies III
New York, Phillielphia and Washington but still.
give you almost the whole Of my business, i'll YOUR
line, and advise other, to employ you.
Yours truly, GEORGE DRAPER,
Boston, Jam !, ISL -lyrl
The Republican journal., 1881-12-29

~" ELL ATKINSON, late of Montyille
IN the County of Waldo deceased, BY giving bond
Us lht Ia" dlrects he therefore requests all per
sons who are indebted to said decqased's estate to
make immediate payment, and those who have any
demands thereon, to exhibit the same for settle.
menl to him ORANFT Nurpp
MOntyille, Dec. Il, 1881 II
The Republican journal., 1881-12-29

Bingham, somerset Co., Me
I have used Or. Clark Jehnson, Indian Blood
Syrup for Disease Of the stomach and Liver, and
have been much benefited thereby
Mrs. :. RlC II ARn~ON.
The Republican journal., 1881-12-29

E'IIE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned, that she has been duly appointed
and has taken upon herself the trust of Admins
tratriN of the estate OF
MOSES W. FERGUSON, late Of Belfast
III the County of Waldo, deceased, by giving bond
the law directs, she therefore requests all per-
sons who are indebted to said deceased'S estate to
make immediate payment and those VINO have any
demands thereon, to exhibit the for settlement
to her. LYDIA r. FERGU son.
Belfast, Dec. Ii, lSsl.
The Republican journal., 1881-12-29

CHARLES G. CARVER late Of eear9port,
in the County of Waldo, deceased by giving bond
the law directs; she therefore requests all per
sons who are indebted to said dcreasCd'e estate to
make immediate payment and those who have any
demands thereon, to exhibit the same for settlement
to her. CLARISSN Il. CARVER.
The Republican journal., 1881-12-29

'sNGIE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
Z concerned, that She has been duly appointed
and taken upon herself the trust IF Admin ,wttr.N
of The l-tlln Of