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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-13

A CHHAHAN fell through the Ice and
into " creek at Canyon City, Montana.
one day recently. and would have been
drowned only that his cue noated within
resch Of o white man on The shore.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-13

THs SRro STATE Of the 9Th inst. says:
Yesterday the several Officers paid into
the County Treasury, to DO placed In
the Salary Fund the following amounts:
Sheriff, $40; Clerk. eiat 81; Recorder.
sll5 80. Thisis . very poor showing
for the month Of January,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-13

DILLON with its rustiing htt:e rnilruad
is sail qnite lively. During the block.
sde from suow, bnt little f'eisht arrived
but il Is now coming in fast. And Is be.
ing distributed through the agency on
prairie scbooners to the various paris
Of the Territory.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-13

ApsEs1zcn fion Rsddiag. CAL. saYs
Ill IL b1ilainU - the United States
ksSvSy0S1 MSCSooA nvSr have Sssn
carried .vsy bytAs late storm. The loss
UAh-0sA
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-13

Two passenger coaches. Two baggage
cars and n engine for the o. and @.
railroad arrived in Reno on Saturday
night from The east and we're forwarded
over the v. Z T. Last RnndaY.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-13

A cR1VLssE 10 the canal Ievees al Nov
Orleans has Submerged m area Of a
hundred squares in the city. Mos, Of
the breaks have been closed, but the
water wa still rising q. last reports,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-13

srEAkIEo Of his famous tunnel Sutro
says no Is Of the opinion ihst u will
make good developments Of ore when
pushed into the heart Of Mount David
son.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-13

Ar Los Apimss. n. NJ. Sunday night.
IN . quarrel over . game q, eardA. o. 8.
Polh shot. fstally woundins Jas. Butcher
ard \. W, Herring. He then surrsn.
dorsd 70 the Officers.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-13

hbRysstsd 49, O. @. Goodwill.
nev s1ROe q IL Salt Lake 7S1aE. Is
sAOstly 10 y Interested in . new paper
e MDeaaA-
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-13

Ia. 81. Ioui. Tine. ha. jus. been .ola
under the hammer.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-13

THs mort u z. o. Palmer & Co.'S
paper and p'iptsrs' wArshouse. % aud
~ Camp street., NsS Orleans, vas de-
S'roysd b. IRE Monday night. The
vinActs we're blown snarely scro.s the
sasssA esd the building Ared. The e1.
taessen we apparently the work Of In.
espsstsSssA buFS,an. The safe vault
leoes we're blown open, The e~ouou.sion
etAgso1rsst sbash ~eonpist,ly wrecked
- sAtes siFOat via6ovs Of tbs sesosd
hoos aud opened oil the doors Of the
suildiog. scattering glass and splinter.
Ing She woodwork. A number Of win.
aegs eppOslia vsrs also broken,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-13

t1Rs ssata Ps Hsr NeTiesa says.
PROM The southern country come the
hcA astonishing reports Of The npds In
NJ Blsst Range. Thry are Combined
- rssponahle men. Gentlemen from the
eouth whose word IL to he relied npon
having yesterday informed . reporter
nat there IL The greatest excitement
ever ths ~ discoveries. and iha. IL IL
We fisAesl mineral country known.
eihes yictoro's death The whole coun.
~ has hesn fssOrted 10 By prospec.or.
80 iAeuaands Of locations ara being
~scastAatly made. The mountains Or,
AL Of mineral aud every msu Who vie.
= them II onc becomes an enthusiast,
- ecnAdspily predicted that In .b,
ApsiAs there will b. . rush for Oh.
9~eNetsiSs ana one Of 1.-THE creates. .I
N.aAsnh known.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-13

hLsods oasty lAsr. = 1ss IkaG41
vAo ~ iAs-s- IS
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-13
ELko LODGE no.. {. a. n.

DEouLAR. coMMuSIcATIoSs n
IL held st Masonic Hall, na The ~
Prnsr TosspAT OF RAGS norTn. ~
Members, Of Sister LeAgea Aad s~ejeSraiaa
s p y !. good 't'n;'rE q. Sc;r..,II i.;'S
Fsss.ssS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-06
The Teachers Institute.
A. + GkttlN,
ABBY VI FtITuN

Despite the forbidd.ng skies and chilly at
mo.phere gooIly number Of pedagogue'
and pedAgogur,>e, gathered in the High
School room ON FRIDAY forenoon last. TO see
what they could see.
Promptly at 10 o'clock State Supt-, y. A
Luce called the assembly to order and briefly
announced the object, Of the Institute, as
follows
Th, vas TO be the first of series Of two
day Institutes to be held throughout the
State. They were To be held for the pur
pose Of arousing interest among the teach
ers Of various localities, prior to the forma-
ton Of County Associations. Such Couu-
~ Association he hoped To form the next
day and obtain as members all the teachers
present. A. an inducement TO the forma =
ton Of such an organization he not only
urged the necessity of organized effort Oh
the pant OF any class in order to make itself
felt by the law makers, but also promised to
pay from the State appropriation (which by
the way was obtained by the efforts Of Mr..
Luce all incidental expenses attending up
on the meetings Of such Association. He
then introduced Mr.. T. W. Foster Of Gas
line who gave a practical talk upon the
methods Of teaching Composltion-~rltlng in
ungraded schools.
After a brief intermission Mr.. Luce took
saTha Recitation Fl" and
mentioned the several objects TO be aimed at
in conducting it. But presently lean-eyed
Hunger stole in and sat with the the crowd
and they were prorogued till o'clock. On
reassembling Mr.. Foster conducted the top
ic of Compositions and Mr.. Luce followed
with an enumeration of the essentials Of a
recitation. After an intermission Mr.. Eos
ter again took charge and sending Mr.. Luce
to a side board as crayon-envOy extraordln-
/ ary to perpetrate some rules at his dictation
he himself made the practical application
showing his method of teaching writing
reading, multiplication and division Of deci'
NAL fractions, at the grand stand in front.
At 4 O'Clock Mr.. Luce dismissed the In
stitute saving that he would speak at il
the evening. on the Legal Rights and Du
ties of Teachers A still larger audience
assembled at the appointed time, and listen
ed to the speaker with close attention fol
| over one hour and half,
On Saturday morning a convention Of th'
teachers was called, and DIR. ID. o. s. Lowell
Of Ellsworth, Mr.. Richard Perkins Of La
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-06
The Star Route Cases.

Owing to the rumor That the c,unsc. Tor
the defendants. u the S:ar Route cases.
would. this morning, make a motion to
q4a,a tie information fled on Frlda! Ia;
a-4in,, General Brady and others, there ~a>
a .4r,e number %: .as!er> and other,
present IN court. General Brad, and Me,sr,.
French, Turner and Brown were pre>e. t
with their counsel. R9brr, In.er>o.l.
Jeremiah Wilson and EuocA Io,,,n- The
go,ernmen, ", represented by Di~;rc'
Attorney CorAha. and Wu. \. Cook.
Sae,.4. a>s.>,An; counsel far the defendant,
ask. .e4,r - enter d motion To- qaa>L Tie
paper and have da, fixed for il, Argument
tovh.gh the government objected until the
parties gave security.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-06

Ottsarrv Hufir~s. hsyoad ne Dut,. Naa.c and .ig-
rust ~ Du4d 'Jr ar ~ rais or ten rraf' a iIt,
Ellsworth p y, Arthur " Latiin, aged
months and l. ,iny..
= on. -. Mr.. g, VI. Han. sgrd "a year. i
muntl : ard - dit-
SEPT, y. william Rattrrherry, agrd -
years. months sud p day-.
Nj b,-rrr-->.pt -. Mr.. Bnih-h ba Rich
lrd-"u. aged ) YEAR sd IL MONTH.
sent u. Ehrua. dIu- htrr of 'r. sud Mr..
;. ~. Kendall. sgr,I . months and 10 i -.
llm,inr-Oc ?. hiru +. Grudle, aged
Al ear. lt.ot. h. -nd - day.
Sedgwic--Sspl. -. MIR. Caroline. wife "i
Juhs ;. sargent. aged ~ WEARS, months aud
70 day~
-rpt. y. Oritla lode, aged II YEAR and t
months
rrrm 'nt--Aug. II. Mr.. D. sic. wife Of
George Gsi ey, aged = YEAR aud months
Sept. 10, Mr-. Catherine Mlhk Il. aged ~
year.
Cranberry I-r->ept. /. Mrs. Ella, wife Of
Alden Is. J'y. aged ~ wears.
Eieu->rIt. Y. Addison VI onh >nn Of MIR.
and Nrs. Edward Young. ,get wears. II
months and ~ day.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-06

moine, and Mss Helen J. Webster of Cas-
tine, were appointed a committee to report
Constitution and Board of officers. The
exercises of the Institute then continued
with remarks on Opening Exercises by MI
Foster, on Writing Exercises in common
schools, BY Mr.. Luce. and on Object Teach
ing. by Mr. Deasy OF Gouldsboro. The last
gentleman having tried in vain to secure
several Young ideas from the street as
sharp shooters at his objective target, few
of the older and holder teachers swallowed
their dignity. put on look of suhlimell
apathetic ignorance. and sat at his feet to
learn the tongues of trees aud the sermons
of stones After this the Angel of Harmony
in some MYSTERIOUS manner got Luce and
called for music Thereat the multtud
followed an imprompu choir in singing
with great rest Hold the Fort and then
with remarkable inconsistency proceeded 20
suuender at discretion and 90 for the ration>.
The proceedings Of the Institute we're
closed in the afternoon by the State Super
idtcndcnt. who spoke concerning the Rules
AMI Methods Of conducting recitation.
Ills remarks upon the methods especially
commended themselves to our attention and
belief Man, Of the modern educators seem
to have gone mad with Topical Craze.
No matter what is to he learned. be it Excel
sior- or the Ten Commandments-the Fopi-
cal method must be employed ( ..
|. Circumstances. \ storm. probably.
. Time About nightfall.
3. Place. A village 10 the Alps.
I. Person. \ Youth occupied in
A. Passing through the village.
Is Bearing banner marked Excelsior.
But Mr.. Luce . no,such extremist, While
confcs,lng general preference for iIN
method. he also gives proper credit to cate
chetlca. mcnoriter, and concert methods
showing that while all have VARIOUS evils
on account Of which none should be solely
employed. 80 all have Advantage which
should be sought when occasion oilers
ski, ac,ua. teachers were present at the
Institute. which vas a pronounced success.
nurine The forenoon Of Saturia, the Com
mite Of the Convention reported consti-
tuition for the "Hnncock County Education
al Association" which was accepted and
recommended. The following Board Of Of
f -crs. who we're elected By reclamation.
Prcsident-F " Foster. Castine.
Wee Prcsidrut-F. |. Phillips. Hancock.
SECRETARY l.. X. Dra>y. Gou.dsboTu.
treasurer Burial. p"dham.
Executive Commiitec-ChArles f. Per
kips. Lamoinc. Mss T.. True. tllsH orth.
Mrs Belle B. Chase, Orland.
Fortv-elght persons. representing fifteen
towns. signed the Articles Of the Consiitu
lion. and thus became member, Of the q
ISOLATION.
Afer closing remark, by the SuPcnn-
,cnlcs,. all joined IN singing "Am,rica.'
\ vote Of thanks w, extended to Mrs,r,.
l.uor aud Foster, and the Convention al
,D4rued. and the Institute started for Chcrr,
field \.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-06
Opening of the Willie Cain Murder
Trial.


In the Cam murder trial TO-DAY. County
Attorney Robinson opened the case tor The
State setting forth clearly the thc,r! of the
prosecution which Is tina, Willie Cam vas
drowned by being pushed from boat b,
Richard, a, stated b, the boys in the hr,'
confession, which i, j. claimed were made
to several person, before threats or numl-
da,ous were used that the bod, Vas re
moved from the pond early on the evening
Of the murder. before an alarm was given.
and concealed between the pond and the
place where 1t was found, and tina; the finder
was in collision with those removing II for
the purpose Of obtaining the rev ards Of
fcrc1 The denomination Of witnesses for the
S.a;e begins Tomorrow morning.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-06

The first heavy frost. with snow squalls,
came TUESDAY night.
The October term of the Supreme Ju-
dical Court for Hancock County, will open
in this city next Tuesday. Judge Barrows,
of Brunswick, will preside.
Pensioners. holding orders for examin-
auon, are requested by Dr. Drake. to pre-
sent themselves for examination before Oct.
Ia. as he will be absent a week. after that
date.
Mr. Erwin Johnson. engineer of the
steamer Mt Desert, who was injured on a
recent trip on the boat, Is reported more
comfortable and there are nov hopes of his
recovery.
The Hotel ST Sauveur, at Bar Harbor
owned and occupied by Mr.. Fred J. Alley,
vas burned to the ground TUESDAY night
Loss probably sl2.oO1 Ia slj,0oo. In
surcd IN Burriil's agency for 5000.
Mr. f. O. Bcal. proprietor Of the stage
line between Bar HaTbor and Bangor. has
kindl, offered to furnish free return tickets
u all ON Ia, route who desire to attend the
Musical Convention this week. IN Bangor
Mr. J. 7. StubbS. Of Buck>por will eN-
hib.t the New DAVIS Vertical Feed Sewing
Machine at the Bluehlli Far. Oct 9Th. lhi>
machine j. entered for the best display Of
practical work executed before the com
mlitcc.
-rlfe annual Parish meeting Of the In
ltarlan Socei, will tie held tins " edre>daNl
evening. |, is probable that some action
viii be taken towards the supplying of the
pulpit during the winter there being no set
Tied pastor nov.
-Dr. Fulton and wfe leave TOW to-day
closing their offices for one month. for a
>l>t West. a, far a. Kansas. and Colorado.
Dr. Abb, Fulton i delegate from Maine. to
the National Womcu's Congress. holden at
Buffalo, Y Y tins month
Bank Examiner Fred F.. Richards has
Ju,; completed the examination OF the Ham
COX Count, Savings Bank m TIN, CITY. The
,..... ,-,,..,,,, ,,cr sIu, I'M, and =, h,. q,
,4rp.o. Of over 10 per cent. above all La
b...tIcs. The statement viii be published IN
The AurRlCl> next week
\ change m the schedule tame OF the ar
rI,al and departure Of mail, between her,
..,., r. It.-i,.- NON, mn, .I.,, N.nJ,,
p. .-......
'"''' wa '''''''
Ellsworth a. $50 +. N-.and arriving al f--.s
worth al l. VI. le4, Arrangement continue,
fr,.,, or, l.,f.. lima. l., af,,r winch ,n.r,.
.,..n., ,-.
"'''
The i.rud, Of Temperance are requested
.,a, r.,.,.,,,,,, Han n, Er,i,x
e'e""'-' 'o'- 'N'' '' ~ ~ >'''
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-06
Business Notices.

DO YOU doubt it, Then give il trial,
and # Or Graves Balsam Of Wild Cherry
and Tar don't give YOU relief for your Sore
Throat, Cold. Hoarseness. Bronchitis, Cough.
or any other Pulmonary Complaint, call on
Your druggist and he viii refund your mon
ey. You kHoic that Wild Cherry and Tar
are the best remedies for Cough or Cold.
Large bottles for 80 cents samples 10 cents
For sale by Druggists. October 40
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-06

For sale at J Ohm 4 HAles Book Store,
Man s.. Ellsworth. large stock Of ar
fists materials school books BLAZE ;
HANDY PENCu TABLtT> for scholars use,
also pencils, pens, INK and cra.ons in large
variety. Stationery, wall papers and cur
tains Of every style .nt quality
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-06

Visitors returning from abroad. as well
s. recent emigrants, will find Ayers Sarsap-
arilla helpful in avoiding the hardships OF &C
climation, and in removing the boils, PIN
pies and eruptions consequent upon sea diet:
Its blood-cleansing qualities remedy such
uoshies promptly.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-06
Schooner Run Into and Disabled.

M NNlI'I II Y ~ 80 =
Schooner Daniel {. Baker, Of Eliot;
Name. while bound o4t. va, ram into. to-
da,. IN the lower haFbof. b, a Boston
schooner, name unknown, and badly dam
aged She put back for repairs.
The sch George Of Portland, took a;
one sweep .a>, u.-h: - barrel, Of mack
ere. Just outside the harhor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-06

DURING THE HoT SUMNER MONTHS, while
away from eitv cBnyeniences. the traveller should
ma ke ssuar pro- isisn against sudden attacks OF
Headache, Neuralgia, ChOls IA NOTbus, ramps,
ami 9th die. a-e-. TWitch~iI, hs ~ pin d
Co. N~uraIgie Aasaya~ when Ia en- &c
ca ding % the dire tons each bottie VIII re
lieve the disfe ant the C Us OF any OF
thee troubles TT il and be convinced. Iy5
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-06

At urt i Probate Huti'n "a Biuehii within
and for The Count at II no ck, on the ii 81
" C'tLe-IIl 81 JAY. 4, II. ISL.
IA Nj. II : T ent Guardian I InV MIA ID Eaton.
W susan NJ. It.u AMI sarah r.. Ea minor
heirs o! iah v Elt0n, Lttc ~ Deer Isle in said
County dec a ed-haVing resented his third
accou Of Guardianship up ID estate for
Probate.
ORDERED That the said WIN. Ii. sargent
give motto thvr ui 20 all per Interested, by
causing copy OF this ~ der 10 bc pub ishet three
weeks success ,ciy in tho HI, Orth America
print 1t in EIls "rth . at they may up ear at a
Meiues' ay OF November next, at ten Of the clock
in he lenooB and shO, 1t az they have
why the same sho. Id not be allowed.
3wst PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Vt est CIIAs- Z. pOgR Register.
\ re, Opy, \ tcst;-CHAs. z. ORR, r. gister.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-06
MAINE NEWS.
An Arrest of Judgment Obtained for
the Chadbournes.
l)oyER, Oct. 1.

At the coming in of the Court this morn
ing the respondents counsel filed a motion
in arrest Of Judgment in behalf Of Benja-
min and Wallace Chadbourne which was
oyerruled BY the Court They then filed
exceptions to the ruling of the Cour, and
the respondent, we're remanded back 70 jail
to await the action of the Law Court
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-06
-

-Nr George \. Pa,;rn Of Idaho SPRING.
ca has returned again 10 the Fast. q All
company his ~ric back to her mountal p
home Mrs Pa,ten ha. been s'aying ,hrnu- b
the Summer month, With her parent. a,
>urr,. The, All. rctarn to The West soon.
aui vii carr, vita them the best ~i,a-
=, # host II friends
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-06
City a!.d County
Ellsworth Church Directory.

inK At 10 ~ a. NJ. A'd p ~
sabbath Schuoi At Il
BAPTIST Preaching al and lar sabbath >eh'-'l
atlP weckl, PRAYER Meeting Iu"sdsN evening Al
II atla-k
I-NirAEi.> -thur,h service Al 10 a. a, and - p
SUNDAY =, hsal 81 II q
MlrHorI>r-P Preaching at : and n sabbath school
at
t->io> T,~rrK,~oF Nnrt>s-Ever, Sunday at q
a TrmI-ranrs Hal
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-06
I ALIuN

! John Page, Surgeon in l. $. N4,l.
with hls sister, have gone to Santa barbara,
Cal, to spend the winter.
The new schooner Nv .llIam Bea1ley,
va, toaed 10 Bangor Oh Saturday.
Ten people attended the circu. on Mon
DAY, at Bangor.
Rev. Mr. FORSYTH returned last week from
a visit to nj brother IN Penn,! wanna.
The number Of student, at the Sem
mary ha, been ~, but Mr.. Prince left the
80, and succeeded in finding the one max
ing the amount even.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-06
Loo Al NOTICES.
Money TO Loan.

In sums 10 sui, the borrower IN mort
cages Of hr,t-olA>> real estate IN the vicinity
Of Ellsworth. Also on approved CONNER
cial paper, Apply 10
CHARLES {. BuKBILL.
3,tf Ellsworth. Maine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-06

Tickets for all points west via, Pennsylvania
Central, and 30 ton aud Albany Railroads from
Boston. Grand Trunk Railway from Portland.
can be- had Of L. G. Burrin at the lowest rates
Also tickets Portland by inside line Of steamer
Gail and see him before purchasing elsewhere.
lStf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-06

Nineteen year, ago G G. CIuugh com
tn,ncr,l To st oui an orchard. and his ,,.,t
b, expect. to rAl,, lOI bushels Of apple
NJ. {. aI,o la. some yer, huc pear, and
one III particular called "N..ar Of Wax,
field cauuo, be beaten. Ever branch Ala
70 he proppcd and the appearance j., # ihr
prop. should be removed the tree would y,
Instant, de>,rosrd.
Capt. b. Natter u BraoAua, f,~ DAY,
ago. bought a four month, OLD calf d; Ma
ch.a.. ana had him .,n, 10 S,d.w,ek D,
steamboat. Capt. y led him home and pa,
Inn III la, field. bat early next morning.
probabl, aroused %, the whistle u some
passing boat he started f5r ,h, steamboat,
wharf. evidently wiki the intention Of re-
turning home. Capt y. being ncpur>
sheriff. vent IA pursuit, and arrested to's
before he got a'Icket The it'll, fellow
concluded he could not 70 SCOT free, a. hr
look With hun d .ung fopr, aud would have
taken CROW bar bu, the rope slipped from
Much complaint j. made because the
AMERICAN. which /, published "Wednesday,
does no; arrive till FRIDAY
I. AIpIN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-06

A man suffering from debility and loss
Of appetite, took two bottles of Hoods
Sarsaparilla, gained ten pounds and got
we'll.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-06
New Advertisements This Week

WauIed-pr rhCr
NpfiCe--Iamcs A ~taplss
Picked up AdTitt VIM hb,r
FUr,Clasur,'- t,eargt Hsr'h"T-
torsClr~uTe NlrNaudrr fu ton
IA .periue stnu Clothing = ~
W Resident Tax. Franklin !" Wet
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-06

lii subs riber hereby give, uhlic notice L, all
| cernc that ne mas been duiy ppJi tel
and has taken upon himself the trust
an adui istrat OF the rs ate I Gorge u. r.
Lawren e late OF Orla d, ia the
County Hancock, decea ed by giving hon as
the law dir cts be therefore requests all persons
xuo i. debted 1" the said deceased's estate, TO
max. immediate payment, and those who have
any dema lis therein, q exhibit the for
paymen-.
o. p. CUNNINGHAM.
May ". 1881, Swss'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-06
SCROFULA.

l35 HOWARD STREET.
LOWELL, MASS, Jan. II.
MEssRs. c. ]. HOOP & Co: Gentlemen-
] have used HOOPS SARsAPARILLA in my
family for scrofulous humor with wonderful
success, and am happy TO tell you that IL IL
the best medicine We ever used. do sim
eerely advise any one who Is troubled with
serofula to give this valuable remedy trial,
and assure them they win not he disappointr
ed. Very truly yours,
(Coburn Shuttle CO.. c. G. PICKERING.
HOOPS SARsAPARILLAi Is sold by all Drug
gists. Price 81 per bottle; six for -. Pre-
pared BY C I. HOOD 4 CO. Lowell. Mass.
u 6 bcnrmsd
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-06


"'''i'"> Pc 'i''' "e '''N''- VI '''''-
pup "''i
], has been an'ea>"nahis warm during
the past ''" oaHS-
President Nr'hur '> h''N-"ne years "id
TO-DAY W r'nc>dANl
NJ ! T. Lowell ha> been appointed
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judge f'''r> - hoilns court 10 h'h-
ga,. and Judge Nrciu IN Machia-
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nigh, r,q,h, good man, aupreaarcd.
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The member, Of H., Governor, Coun-
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'''' van ,''''
Zee Al ''"""' l"'N"'H
Nj \. h. Thorn u Mt desert. sue
ce>,ful teacher, commenced a trrm Of school
At Wc,r Trenton. MuudAN.
r,
H'>- h'"' ''N'' nae
: Lon., n OflAud. "a> M Ellsworth HtA'
anil Sa,urla, attending the ica,trr'> Last
&C.,.
Rev Vi " Prince. pf''''..a. '' h''h> -
port SEMINARY. ~. ,.rud next >.a!l,. q q.
,.t ri, .t......, ,.s ,-.,.h APP NJ IL.
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Toe Stone and imncr i4r ing t"Dnir,
Al. Nl...r.. shop, are f,.us hauled on - IN,
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NJ -" "' f-'"'~ '0'" Az ''i'''.'l a.
possible.
>.a Mar, Jane Ice. arrived a, Han.
cp.A ..om 'h, Banks, saturday night, ".;h
,.- 'Afc- She IT, ~, 'o } Wooster.
30, aa4 81, The la; 'H arrive ": toe bank
d-4.u- ,e>~ea> owned .n 'h., section.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-06
MARINE LIST.

EIlsW Osth Port.
Thursdas. Sept %.
ARRIVED.
Sch Ra 'ph X. Grant. Grant, ROckiand.
Sch \. Harvey, Bunker, Portland.
saturday. Oct. l.
SAILED.
sch Mary y. Cushman, fatten, Boston.
Sch Catherine, 10 dan, Providence
ARRIVED.
sch. J. NJ. Kennedy. Pomer y, Boston.
Sch. RedoAdo. Betts. boston.