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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-09-22

:, On Tuesday the. g. B. & Q, and X. C.,
~. .. NC. B. railroads were consolidated,
the q. B. y Q. taking charge and full
eyssroi OF silibusineas at Couucil Bluffs.
Ihs is done as n matter of economy,
ab9ishing several agents and a number
Of ederhs. The new arrangement goes
intotcRe cot: October lst. az
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-09-22

The New York Post says President
Arthsf received assurances of good will
from all parts of the country and from
the political journals of all parties. The
fost ltNelf has many good wishes Tor the
new president. The New York Graphic
predists Nat he will pursue wise, pru.
dent, oadsntious, patriotic course, and
VIII havp the cordial support Of the
1sountzys.s
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-06-09

-busIue>> na> been VERY good here this
>uring, all vino wish for employment can
fut plenty la do. Mc.sr, Hcrrlck \ By
ard have been very busy in their business
this Spring. Ia addition TO their other bus
mess. they have taken IA and sold some nine
hundred hbl>. clam bait
The First Baptist Church ediiice. i,
about having quite extensive repairs put
upOnIt The Church has recent, purchased
the house formerly occupied aud owned bv
Rev. l. 7. Bartlett. for parsonage. Price
paid >l,.o0. After a long and yer, sue
ces>ful pastorate Of thirteen years Mr. Bart
lett, last Year, asked 10 liz released from the
pastoral care Of the church. altho' he sup
Piled the church. mostly. till Rev Herbert
Iiiden became It, pastor, who i, now preach
mg for u with great acceptance. and to
whom We are becoming more attached
weekly. Mr.. Bartlett, pa>torale was a very
pleasant one to the people Of Sedgwick, and
to the Church. and We feel that be did us
good. He left by last Mondays boat for
Deering, Maine, where he has purchased a
residence. He leaves Us with the respect
and good wishes Of al. both for himself as
a truly devoted Minister of Christ. and for
his wife, who Is a most estinlable woman.
and Christian worker.
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sA1Irn

SAILED.
Sch CastiIian, Means, Pr violence.
Sch Altavelia, Alley, New York.
Sch Grape, Lord, bar tiatbor.
ARRIVED.
steamer Josie & Bella, Cot, Colts Island.
FRIDAY June
SAILED.
sch city 81 Ellsworth. Grant. Portland
steamer Josie 4 Bella, Colt. .'olts Island.
saturday June T.
ARRIVED.
steamer Josie 4 Bella. Cot. Colts Island.
steamer Henry Morrison, Crockett, Rockland.
sunday June 5.
ARRIVED.
sch \. Harvey. Bunker Camden.
Monday June o.
SAILED.
~ch Julia Edua I.an-un, Bar Harnor.
steamer Henry Morrison, Crockett, Rockland.
ARRIVED.
~ch ~ thon. Gray Boston
~ch Westsrlno. Whitaker New York.
sch Annie : Murrh Lnrl. New York
Tuesday June :.
SAILED
sch Mary 4 Dow, Curtis. >urry.
ARRIVED.
Tuesday. June :.
>ch Cha. Upton, kief New YORK
>ch copy. Minken Il -ton.
sch Catherine. jordan. New York
SAILED.
Wednesday. June )
stelm,r lcldia. Lurd. Bar Hsr'or.
~yh Francis tnfiiu. Uclatsy. New YORK
IN rapatna. ia icrJon Boston.
~,h Forester, RAY y -tou
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tBiuelsfli

Nh peH da.as a good jab on h.,
new wharf
And ulv yul can work out our high
Sal flA. II Nou.n4>u.
WITHIN the gs,i three arcA, maH, dis
t.a-t..-aoI ,i>.tor. maze been ID ,ouu. not.
ably, Ex-senator Hanlin and Pros Stew
Art
Rev. Mr.. Hardy. ha, been Spending a
few day here, ard occupied the palp., IN
tae Congregational Church. last SUNDAY.
-ol Memorial day service, werc cut
short as tie ram.
Rev. Ihp> y Lord. Of FpAcroN paid
Il, tiliug visit las, week. n, h4, man,
warm friend, here Who were much pleased
To >ee him.
The work on the mines progresse, Yer,
fa'orabi, Il j. a ,ish, well worth the
trouble tu Ni,ii the Douglass, am inspect
their works. especially when the furnaces
are running one is Yer, iurribly impressed
with The power o' Intense heat. aud real
llr> fully that il take, much i4bor and clpi-.
tai unaedj TO put mine upon paving
basis. Ron
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-06-09

The first number of the Bar Harbor
Tourist, for this season, will be issued
Saturday.
Jerome Prince has made an examina-
ton of the Sunburst Copper and Silver
Mining Company and reports well defined
vein about feet wide running west from
the river about 2J00 feet.
The Salmon works at Orland have been
Improved under the direction Of Harry
Buck and already $50 salmon have been
secured and deposited. They expect to use
from 900 to 700 salmon at these works.
= Mrs Stevens has recently returned
from Boston with as choice and carefully
selected stock OF millinery a. has ever been
opened in the county. Parties wishing to
purchase >hould call and examine her goods
before purchasing elsewhere.
Mr. Torrens. the director-in chief Of the
Maianacook musical festival. proposes To
have mass rehearsal of the various
ehoruses in Lewiston. Waieryille, Bangor,
Pennington. Bath. etc. at Lewiston soon.
Mr.. Torrens was at the Lake. making ar
Engagements for the fe>tival,last week.
The County Conference of Congrega-
tlnna Churches met with the Church in this
city Tuesday afternoon. Nearly all the
churches in the county were represented 10y
delegates The Conference organized by
the choice Of Dea. Elw Swazey Of Bucks
port A. Moderator and Rev. l.. J. Thomas
OF Casiiue a. Scribe.
The class in this city 10 take part in
the Grand Chorus at the Musical Fc>tly a!
at Lake Naranacook. now numbers FORTY
five. The next rehearsal viii he on FRIDAY
evening Of thi, week. unless Prof. rorrcn>
should I've here before that time. he
thank, OF the class are due 20 Mr. J. II.
Butler of Hancock. for h, valuable services
IN conducting two rehear>a!s for them
\ new fire company vas organized
Tue>da, evening, or perhaps. more properly
the reorganization of the old Compan,
known a. Zimmerman Ne. |, by the choice
Of the following officers, \ W Grrciy.
Foreman Of Engine, ]. u. Hopkins. "a
Foreman: ). r. Sjpokbr3dec. Foreman
81 Hose +. NJ Emerson. I'd Foreman Al
vcr, elected hy ac,lamai.on + VI Finer
son. W H. DAVIS and VI Drumms were
chosen committee 90 arrange for repairing
the Engine The oid .'II1nncmau' j. yer,
dear 90 the hearts of the Old frrmrn of
Ellsworth. and has made . r-.1rj Ia the
past that j., hard 10 beat.
CiN>a. ruI Cu>F>I GIt>r-Of this
>'4.warf man. admitted the largest human
being su the world and wan J, o. De- I'M Ban
sor. Monday. luae Is. With Bauam', great
entertainment the papers tel. ulauy amusing
>tarie, The Philadelphia Times calls him
Chang High. and compares hm zoo 'ac
monument .u tho centennial grounds, liz
vt.rr in F1sis.f...rf... q. bind -...f .f
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-06-09

Ortand.
Potato bugs have appeared in countless
numbers.
A notable feature here is one man tax
ing down his road fence, and another putting
his up.
The smart little firm Of Mason Brothers.
is fair sample Of what Yankee pluck can
do They have saw mill. where is manu-
featured nearly all kinds of lumber, -four
mill and machine shop. and can repair ey-
erv,hing from a watch to a sewing machine.
They also have carding machine, and
what is most remarkable, nearly all Of the
machinery was manufactured by themselves.
June 4 T. ALDiN
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Meeting of the Owners of Bucksport
and Bangor Railroad.

4 meeting of the gentlemen Interested in
the late purchase Of the Bangor aud Buck
sport railroad was held al The Bangor House
last evening to taik over the question VI
extension 10 Ellsworth There va, mani
tested decided disposition not To eu:rr
upon such extension until il VA, clear that
/, Was feasible Il was concluded 10 have a
preliminary survey made and the cost Of
right Of way a>certained the present season.
These data Will enable the COMPANY to
determine whether i; !, advisable 10 COM
uenct the construction another season. The
syndicate will 20 oser the road to-day.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-06-09

&C. c. Burrill is Agent and Attorney for
the eldest. largest and best Insurance Com
panies Of this Country and England, and his
rates are as low as al any other Agency. \
partial list Of Companies represented are
the lima and lhauix Of Hartford, Home
and Hanover Of New York Liverpool and
London and GIobe, Imperial and Northern
Of England, and Springfield Fire and Ma
riae Of Mass. which Companies are admit
led 10 be the most reliable. By all who have
examined the standing of the various Com
paules. Give him a call and see FOR your
self before insuring elsew here. His office is
on State street. with Hancock Co, Savings
Bank. and over 'Aiken's store" i4tf.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-06-09
Meeting of Shipowners and Ship
masters Association.

\ meeting Of the Maine Nhipowner> and
Nhluna>ier> Association wa held m this
GA tins afternoon. at which many of the
leading ,hipowners Of Maine we're present.
Capt. 9. {. Goss nf Bath. the President.
reviewed the object and origin 81 the A.
soe.ation aud recommended that auxiliary
Associations be formed in each customs dis
ircts. The organization Wa, completed.
and Bylaws adopted. Plans for further
operations were made, and CON miitec> APE
pointed The next annual meeting vii b.
held 10 Bath. Mach interest wa> ,xhib.;c.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-06-09

EAST MAINE CONFERENCE SEMINARY
The following are the closing exercises al
the East Maine Conference Seminary al
Buck,port
Baccalaureate Sermon by the Prnclpal.
SUNDAY evening. June 5th. in the IT. +.
Church at 7:3O O'Clock.
Annual examinations Monday and Tues
day. June 9Th and eth
Annual address on Tuesday evening.
June 9Th, in the Methodist Church, at :
o'clock by the Rev Andrew Mekeown, j..
d., Of Portland. Subject .Oratory.r
Graduating exercises Of class Of 81.
Wednesday afternoon. June sth, in Emery
Hall. commencing at l:3O O'Clock
Alumni reunion Wednesday evening.
June sth. az Emery Hall
Music by Andrews Orchestra
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Goutsi.lsoro

\ SILVER WEDDING.-A goodly com
pany we're drawn together at the house Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. $ Rolf last FRIDAY even
ing upon the occasion Of the 2jth anniyer-
sary Of their wedding day \ full hour was
wen enjoyed IN the presentation Of the ST.
yer presents, in singing and in partaking q
the bountiful repast May the memory Of
this occasion always add lustre to the sill
yer lining Of the dark clouds that mas ever
and anon float through their sky.
INNG SYSI
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Sabbath School Meeting.

The Union Sunday School Association Of
Mt. Desert and vicinity, will meet at Somes-
vile. Mt. Desert, on Wednesday, June I'D,
1851. al 10 o'clock A. VI.
|. Devotional service led by Rev. Mr..
Rogers Of ). W. Harbor.
2. Discussion of the topic: The great
est present needs of the Sabbath Schools
connected with this Association. What are
they ? BY Rev. J. F. Eyeleth.
3. How shall We provide for these needs ?
Rev. Mr.. Rogers.
AFTERNOON.
/. Prayer.
?. Business.
3. Report of the Schools.
4. Discussion. What are the response
hilities of 5. S. Superintendent, Teachers
and Workers? Rev. Mr. Mooers of Bar
Harbor.
5. How shall We best prepare to meet
these responsibilities BY DIR. Grindle, fol-
lowed by Bro. I. Smith of Pretty Marsh.
q. Question box.
I. Collection.
Per Order. A. \. JONES.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-06-09

There IS perhaps no tonic offered to the
people that possesses as much real intrinsic
value as the Hop Bitters. Just at this sea-
son of the year, wher the stomach, needs an
appetizer. or the blood needs purifying. the
cheapest and best remedy is Hop Bitters.
An ounce of prevention is worth pound Of
cure, don't wait until you are Frustrated by
disease that may take months for you to
recover in.-Bostoa Globe.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-06-09

a. {. Fernald of Mount Desert. has
just erected large and commodious wharf
and otherwise proved his premises on
Sutton's Island he town Of Cranberry
Isles, and has ed the same to Messrs.
c. y and b. Fernald & Co., Of Gloucester.
Mass. They have bonded salt warehouse.
and are prepared TO do an extensive business
in buying and curing fish Of all kinds They
are an honorable and enterprising firm. and
have no doubt they will succeed in their
business as they have one of the best loca-
tons in Eastern Maine An OBSERVER.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-06-09

The great popular remedy of the day,
for Coughs, Colds. Asthma, and all Lung
difficulties, is AdGmsoH's Botanic BatsdD'.
Inexpensive, reliable, pleasant to take, cures
as by magic, and gives universal satisfae-
ton. A trial is the best testimonial. Price,
IS cts. Trial size, 10 cts.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-06-09
MARINE LIST.
Eilsw osth Pert.

Eiisw osth Port
Thursday, Nav 70.
SAILED.
Sch Eastern Queen. Dunbar. Grand Banks
Wednesday, June l.
ARRIVED.
Sch Francis Coflia, Ballatty, Boston.
sch Panama. Fuliert N, Boston.
Sch Forester, Ray, Boston.
sch Ralph X. Grant, Grant. Roekland.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-06-09

The public has long since awarded to
Ayers Hair yigor the foremost place among
reliable Hair Re-. atiyes. 1t is effectual,
agreeable APP -oiutely harmless. 1t
makes the hail fresh and luxnriant, and old
age scarce and unfashionahle-
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Business Notices.


-rickets for all points ives via, Pennsylvania
Central and Boston and Albany Railroads from
Boston, or Grand Trunk Railway from Portland,
can be had of C. {. Burrin at the lowest rates
Also tickets Portland by inside line Of steamers
Call and see him before purchasing elsewhere.
Teff
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-06-09

The continuous cold. wet weather thi,
spring has made farming a "slow coach. 7
Those farmers who succeeded in getting
their seed into the ground before the ram,
commenced, complain Of their potatoes rot
ting an the hills, while their grain refuses 70
grow, and look, yellow and con>umptivc
Grass looks we'll. and fruit trees and
berries gave promise, by their beautiful
blossoms. Of an abundant crop; but the
heavy frosts of tins week have de-
,truycd these blossoms and blasted onr
hopes We must evidently 70 without our
berries or import them Tins frost N June
seems a calamity; but Il il bc the means Of
Killing the potato bug, that have been
roosting ON the fences waiting for their
ia,orstc food to grow. the result may be an
evidence of the "haud OF hgm who from
seeming III j, still cducing good
~ hc Golden Circle has Just shipped the
third cargo II gold bearing quartz and.
report say the mines propose 10 rest FROM
their lahoF>' till enough Of the gold COME.
back TAP pas them for 'hclr work
Edward \oyc~ has new huchy tri
fitted N1h mo!cyu Improved maeh,uer, anI
propose, 20 supply Sa.lY4n WIKI All thc
br.,As The, mal need
ae uru >'ram i,rr,-hoat sii. he reA.l,
for a,r trial trip th., week Her name \,
the transit" and >he Is about eighteen tons
borden. Oppt~In>N..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-06-09

4 lot OF Opaque Hollands. all new and
desirable colors, with fringes and tassels to
match, also earbolized paper for protection
against moths; also the Revised New les
lament, for sale at Hales Book Store
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-06-09

| hereby wish TO inform my friends Of
Bluehill and vicinity, that | shall return to
Bluehll village, near the middle of June, to
resume my Dental Practice.
20tf. +. Il. SILsBY, Dentist.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-06-09

A Fact worth knowing: seven-eights
of the people in the United States are
troubled with Kidney Complaint. ELIXIR
or LIFR RooT will cure every case. Try
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-06-09

If you have failed to receive benefit
from other preparations, try Hoods Sarsa-
parillai it's the strongest, the purest, the
best, the cheapest.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-06-09


being hauled 20 the Cuppcrnpolis mine from
tins civ.
-Kc,. Cha>. z. Lombard and wife ar
rived hbmr SATURDAY from +, y5>it 10 friend,
in Ba,tan.
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r., -, -,
,,,..,.. -.
~ ''i''die' Water street ma just
,'''t 4 ''l r '>'tA "h'' 'H'' "hi'" "'
wa ~ ''" ''i cash.
Nj Irving O~-pad reports tlai ih'
sale ot h.> Stove Poi>h KEEP, zap Ni,h hi>
aHaitt ta mpua.aeiurc H.
Tho Board of Aldermen. a, IL ,pc,.rin.,
M.t.st 49,. 4lartnr,,,,,l IN. sum If ~l.,,I fur
thu a,.r.,r...,u of ,b, Fourth
~. f.t.r.a
C,.t'.'.. g,...,..., IL. IL. X, r.,
Toned In Portland. was IN Ellsworth. rg,.-
dan.
Ia. ~
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Pc ladies ~ 'he hap.~i >'tfttN."''i
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City and County.
Ne~ Aa..ru.~m.n,. TN. Week.

fnsiiait NatiCes-1 4 barr
ANIMAL Meeting Ellsworth & Deer Isle I'll Co
Ahcitgn sair u Real Estais-A z. Wiswtl.
PORE l'fstift-t tza ) RaVaI
NOsit Muol,--Jot's gariIng NIL
Nsiict--I The Singer Mant 80
tauthlu--gse,sree HTard
nr >als- " ossiufau s. Swaztx.
Staui LiYsrt. sale & ~ta.e Ntatls- fNurs Grant
Nstfi,s-- 4 " tsffseIv
Pisa hum iama,iit Packing Go
Freedman Nutt--- sullivan ttr,..H.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-06-09

The Knox county Reform Club csn,rn-
ton began a two DAYS session At Farwell
liail TO-DAY. The attenaaneeis small SO far.
bat a good spirit is manifested.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-06-09

H. tic Hon. Parker Tues judge u Probate for
tIt,. truuty Of Hancock
I'M un,r-I neil Aduini-ir.t ur Of the estate uf
L Mi- AL tarr ate ~ OH md N stld Qua
IT, decreased, -p,c fully repre- cnts that the
goo tni elAit.i-. rights ans credit d, STA st
ceased net sufficient g. pa, his ju-t q & aud
charge ~ t,iii- triiun. bS the ~um ~ siX tuI.
dr,-' 4 ilAr-. Wherefore your pet i"ncr praS ,
Your II Ia grant him Lircn-. t. sell at pub
liz private sale, ami convey the tulluwing par
c.l- Of land situated IN SAID pTianr VIZ. out
seven arrrs ~ pasture land being east ~ iaut
owned by Edward Bnck. also a'4yur hirtcvu arrr-
~ wild mi east OF land fHch by Richard Ear
mari, known a. the Crosby iol, also about ten
south ~ lanl OF T. .. und r. aud near Mica l.
BrGps." o. the real est tie OF the tst-e,i.
tiuclusirg the reyersun ~ Tie widow bower
mIui-tralIun.
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&SysS,'sso
oH TELEGRAPH.
Dispatches 70 the Ellsworth American
MAINE NEWS.
CONVERSATIONAL Conference.

INlV hI-ANU, June !.
The Iineoln and Sagadahoc Conference OF
Congregational churches met In this cit,.
to-day, and va, opencd this afternoon by a
devotional meeting followed b, a sermon
pN heN. J. J. Pend Of Warren, and a dis
taNsion Of the question, How 10 bring non
church goers into the house Of God The
session TINS evening was opened D, praise
meeting followed by discussion of the quc>-
t'ah a. 10 what sort of meeting is demanded
y the times, in which Rev. W. 4 Depc~,
Rev. X " jenkins and others. nariicintt.J
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-06-09

| To he Hon. Judge OF Probate tor Hancock Coun-
| YHE undersigned Elien A. RYDER Of sullivan
| ] Ia said county. respectfully SAYS a. follows
| She l. the mother aud frieni OF the follow ing
minors now living with her, to Wiz. William
| Thorn age't yea =, Annie Thorn aged ~ wears
Joseph Thorn years. AMI 4 gnc- " tn m age
| years Al the sinpr chihirrn Of Ioseph Thorn
| late Of sullivan deceased. The said minors own,
subiec' % the widows dover therein. ave ninths
q the following parcel Of land situated IN said
sullivan, aud bounded East by Flanders stream
or pond, south by Francis +. Be4n's lot. WeSi by
land II Francis L. and smith Bean. North By land
q Hilbert simpson. cont lining seventy i've acres
more or les, and being lot No. no on the plan OF
~ Ivan. The said minors have no per oual prop.
". sufficient for their supp IT, and said real
estate l. uuprpductye ami Ii L far the f,n,ht N
said minors that se nal estate be- -o'd and the
pruce Il applied to the support ui said minors or
placed at interest And Jesse White offer. for
said real esttte the Of Hfty dollars. which
sum y an advantage "a offer Their for Wherefore
she pra. !hat some stitsbe person may he an.
thorizet T. sell id land aud accept -ald offer
ana aPpl' the proceeds 10 the Support Of Said
wards or place the proceeds at Interest
ELLEN 4. RYDER
concar in The above position.
FREEMAN RYDER
Ala Court o. Probate holfcn at Buck. lt,rt within
and far ~ County 90 Hancock "a e.thirl
We'd, c-'iay Of MAY. A. D.. ISL
tp'n the foregoing petition, ORDERED, That
said petitioner give public notice 20 an pcrso IN
tsr ste b. cAust cops ofthe pruiiIu aud ord
er ui Con thereon, - De published three week
sHcc, s~iyey 10 the Ellsworth American 4 news
paper published ~ Ellsworth. Ia saI County.
tnat they may appear al Court ot Probate tor
~Hi County O. BE- heli az Bluthill, the Nth
dag ~ july next, ~ TN o. the clock III thc
forenoon aud Sos Il tu-c ifauy they have, why
the PRAYER % sad y tItlon u uli not ue granted.
GARNER tue h, Judge.
49, AZ, st.-tuAs T. = okh, Register,
true copy % the y ttuuu and order ~ Court
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and f..Y liza AL. sst.
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it nj 90 fItiF
he'll.
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own stale OF Maine show thAI TsIeh~lf,
ChampIin n Co. Nenrai=t~ Anods n' l.
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cill!blaius etr and ais, for sore thruai-, tH"th
ache. cole. cramps. tiiarrhaA. ruts and - aim
Il 4. invaluable and uet er fails b. DO all usat
claimed for IL. 1t j. the beet aud cheapest Ani-
meut known, and j. SOD by al medicine draiers
ard country Store ia large bottles IL p cents
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The Weather.


WAR DEPARTMENT.
Otfice Of the Chief Signal oilcer.
W4suINGruN. -. C., june 81 4. N.
Indications
Partly cloudy weather and local rains.
Southerly, yeering 10 Westerly winds. sta-
,ionary. 81 higher temperature. falling, fol-
lowed By rising barometer
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Hoods Sarsaparilla,

Sold hy all druggists. Price 81: ar six for
50. Prepared ~ e I. HOOD & Co, Apoth-
ecarirS, Lowell. Mass.
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