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Public Sale Of Valuable Real Estate
In Myers District, Carroll County, Nd.

T1HE undersigned. as agent, win sell at
- Public Sale, on
THURSDAY, s7tA OF 0CT0BER, 1881.
at o'clock, p. m, on the premises, about
miles southeast from Littlestown, and ] I
miles from Silver Run, on the county road
leading from the turnpike to the road leading
from Union Mills to Haaover, in Myers dis
trict, Carroll county Nd, adjoining lands Of
the heirs Of Michael Silvenail, Josiah Law
yer, Cyrus Leese and others, and occupied
by Thomas w. Kelly and wife, that valuable
Farm containing
go Acres of Land, more or less
The improvements consist Of a two-story
Weatherboarded Dwelling with
Back Building, in good condi- AA
ton, 3 never-iailiug spring Of
pure water convenient 10 the =
dwelling, barn, hay shed, bog house. A
due proportion Of wood and meadow land,
the balance IS arabic land and is laid of ia
convenient fields and under fencing aud in
good condition and well watered. There IS
q thriving apple orchard Of choice fruit,
also pears, peaches, grapes Of all varieties
There Is also on this property fine clay for
making brick, and the necessary buildings
for thar work, which has fine reputation for
making good bricks. The above property,
situated Is Il Is in q healthy and intelligent
community, lying convenient to churches,
schools, mills, store, &c, make It a very de-
sirable place, and any one wanting property
Of this description will do well to attend the
sale os ( will-be positively sold on said day.
Any person wishing TO view the same before
the day Of sale will please call on Thomas W.
Kelly. residing on the same, or the under
signea, who will give oil information re-
sneeling the same.
TERMS .-0ne-third cash, one-third in
six months and the remainder in twelve
months from the day Of sale; the credit pay
meats 10 be secured by the note Of the pur-
chaser, with approved security, bearing in
terest from the day Of sale. E6- Possession
given on the LIST day Of April, 1882.
j. WM. EARHART,
oct s-ts Agent.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate

PUBLIC SALE
! OF VALUABLE
Real Estate
DY virtue of an order of the Orphans
d Court of Carroll county, the undersigned,
as Executors of Nimrod Gardner, deceased,
will sell at Public Sale, the following valuable
Real Estate, situated on the Deerpark Road
six miles south. east of Westminster, adjoin,,
ing lands of b. D. Byers, Solomon Zepp and
others, on
Saturday, October Goth, 1881,
at one o'clock, P. NJ, on the Home Farm:
First, the Home Farm, being parts OF Lot
No. il of Perth and Isaacs Retirement,
containing
1873 Acres, 8 Roods and 10 Per-
eheS ofLand, more or less.
About so Acres in superior TIMBER. The
improvements consist of large Log and
Frame Weatherboarded Dwelling House, two
stories, consisting of eleven rooms, large
Switzer Barn, with never-talllng well OF
water at the yard with a pump in 1t, and all
other necessary outbuildings, such as Wagon
House, Corn Crib, Hog House, Blacksmith
Shop, Spring House near the door, Ice House,
Wood House, &c. There is Tenant House
between the mansion house and the barn
Also variety of choice fruit trees in bearing
condition.
Also a lot of land known as part of Glen
doic, adjoining the Home Farm, containing
AZ Acres, 8 Roods and 5 PercheS Of
Of Land, more or less.
About half Of this lot is in excellent Timber.
Also lot situated directly on the Deerpark
Road, containing 3-5 Acres of Land, more
or less. The improvements thereon consist
of two-story Log Dwelling House, Stable,
&C.
The above property has all been recently
surveyed, and stoned at the corners. The
Home Farm and Lot Of ~ Acres adjoining
will be sold together, or separately, as may
be desired. This property is conveniently
located as to churches, schools, mills aad
postofice, and is only 81 miles from PatapseO
Station, on Western Maryland Railroad.
Possession given on the 1st Of April, 1882.
Any one wishing to examine the property
will call on Solomon Zepp, residing near the
same.
Terms of sale as prescribed By the Court
Oae-third of the purchase money to be paid
in cash on the day OF sale or on the ratihca
ton thereof by the Court, and the remainder
in two equal payments Of one and two years;
the credit payments 10 be secured by the notes
of the purchaser or purchasers with approved
security, bearing interest from the day OF sale.
w. p GARDNER,
Eamittsburg, Nd,
E. n. GARDNER
Ne. IL North Howard ST.. Baltimore, Nd,
Executors.
oct1-4t R. C. Matthews, Auetioneer.
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There was great buzz and stir of gos-
sip in Society's little world when the en-
gagement between Helen Blaine and Ten
Eyck was declared "off
Ten Fyck very kindly allowed the sin
of jilting to lie at Helen's door, and Helen
bore her share of blame in exemplary PEN
itence and humility. To her intimate
friends she said, with virtuous air Of
resignation
"Why should people find fault with me
for saving Warren, and myself, too, from
life of misery? 1t required some cour-
age, but we were so entirely unsuited-so
utterly at variance. f"
Her tone left her hearer to infer that
the unsuitability and variance were all on
Warren's side, and that her magnanimity
alone prevented her making known to the
world his faults and vices.
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F. A. SHARRER & SON,
Undertakers & Cabinet Makers
ASSORTED STOCK or COFFINs
AND CAsKETs ALWAYS on HAND.

We are manufacturers and -
dealers in fine and common
Furniture, Spring Beds, Mat - -
trasses, Fancy Chairs, &c, &c, which we
offer at the lowest rates. B=ls~ An examina-
ton OF our stock is solicited before purchas-
ing, as you can SAVE MONEY BY buying Of u.s.
F. A. SHARRER 4 son,
jy 10 Main ST., East End, Westminster, Nd.
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Select puetrp.
THE ERL-KING.*

FOR THE DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE, FROM
THE GERMAN OF GOETHE, BY oHAs. 7. WRIGHT.
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BOOTS!
BOOTS!
BOOTS I!

Our Mems, Boys and Childrens Boots are
direct from Eastern Factories. You pay no
profits to middle men.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-03-17
1BiurbiII.

Roads are very bad. In many places
the frost i coming out Of the ground.
The ice in the bay looks as if about
ready to 90 out.
Rev. Mr. kirkland, Of Penobscot, will
give lecture on Temperance in the Town
Hall, next Saturday evening. We hope to
see the hall packed.
The Town Hall was well filed Sunday
afternoon at the Temperance meeting. One
very cheering feature at these meetings is
the presence OF large number of both Young
laiIes and Young men. There is much TO
contend with here, but the courage is good.
Work on the mines progresses favor
ably. The Douglass is working three gangs
on its drifts, has two ore beds roasting. and
others nearly ready, making very sulphur
Gus smell in the air. Work on the smelling
buildings is being pushed as fast as circum-
Stances will allow. Lack of timber DELAYS
them considerably.
The Stewart struck water vein few
days ago, and was compelled to shut down.
t. await the arrival of steam pump. Work
on the Bluehill, Twin Lead and Granger
goes on as usual ROB.
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Judge George 5. Peters has SO far re-
covered as to be in his office again.

Judge George 5. Peters has SO far re-
covered as to be in his office again.
-Hdrpe's Magazine for April has been
received and is for sale a, Hale's book store.
The ladies Of the Congregationalis,
Church viii give a supper followed by read
ings from Dickens al the ves,ry, Thursday
evening.
Rev. J II. Mooers came near meeting
with serious accident Saturday evening.
On getting into his carriage his horse start
ed suddenly and before he could gather up
the reins the carriage was overturned.
Fortunately the horse stopped Immediately
and no seriou. damage was done
The Steamer. built in Bangor the pas,
winter by Capt Barbour to run between
Bar Harbor. Lamoine. Hancock and Sulli-
van. will connect at lamoinc Point with
Bcal', Stage Line from Bangor, thus land
ing passengers in Bar Harbor much earlier
than by the old route. 4 branch Of Mr..
btai t!itt VIII run =" haa ia4'fe' VIZ
rect from tins city for the Accommodate
Of those Who prefer To 20 through b, stage
Steamer Nav Field will begin next Fri
day her regular week., trips to Bar iiarbor.
She viii leave Buokspod every FRIDAY al
10 A. Nor on arrival OF tram from Ban
gnr-touo.uns a, Ca,tinc, l>lesboFo. Deer
lie. Sedgvick and ;. W. Harbor Every
SATURDAY. on arrival Of the steamer Lewis
ton al Bar Harbor, the MAY Field will 70 70
Iamoine. Hancock and Sullivan, returning
Monday. she will leave Bar Iiarhor at : 80
4 VI for B4ckspori.
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OrIani.

-Scarietina has broke gu, in another
part Of the town but i, We, of a mild type
The Ladies Aid are to celebrate their
anniversary by a Social Tea Drinking, in
GLIDING such guests as they may desire.
The social dances are to wind up their
festivities By social dance and supper Al
Town Hall on next TUESDAY evening.
Our town last year made worthy move
to know exactly how it stood financially. b.
the report Of our Sel~,men just issued it
appears that all outstanding orders have
i-een called in; our small debt i, reduced,
and We are on fairly sound basis, and can
zee through. Our town books aud accounts
have been kept, for the last year, in a proper
manner and according to the rules Of book
keeping, most if not all, Of which was done
by our list selectman Theo. Emerson Boards
OF officers have been made and unmade
around our village stores with perfect reck-
lsssness for the last week.
The Grange 7. o. H.. celebrated their
supper and usual merry making at their new
hall on last Wednesday evening. 1t was
social success as are all of their entertain
ments. Their hall was filled. well may they
succeed; they have a splendid new hall, wide
and commolious and well lighted. one large
and one smaller anti-room, fitted up as co k
room and dressing rooms, furnished with
cook ing range and dishes. extension tables,
and in fact have things nice and new at their
disposal, and when YOU speak Of cooking
and setting out the tables, il is well known
that "well to-do" farmers wives cannot be
exeelled. The Grange is an institution of
the place, and fitted in the proper place, and
is in fact permanent Institution as We all
hope.
AT the town election held Monday, the
nth, the following officers were chosen:
Moderator-Sewell Condor.
Selectmen-Theo. Emerson, Geo. Mason,
WIN. Roberts.
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W HrooL.,ttie.

W BrooL-,iII-.
Live Gra,,hoppers we're seen here last
week
Capt, Henry Steven, has lett here for
New York ID resume command Of Sch. Laura
II. Jones.
Rev Geo. II. Kemp has purchased for
$1,000, the house and lot, known as Mrs
Cousins place All are gratitied to know
that Mr.. Kemp and family are to remain
With Us.
The schooner, Abby WATSON has been
chartered To load granite at Bluehill for
New York, s375 lump sum.
Schooner Melville, Capt. Bill Snow.
sailed from here for Portland last Thursday
seeking business
Town election:
Clerk-Charles Snow
Selectmen and Assessors-C. II. Perkings.
Samuel Condor, Benz. Bates
Treasurer-W William WATSON.
Collector-Samuel Condor. s1l00 was
raised for schools
On account of the bad travelling the
Sabbath School concert has been postponed
until next Sabbath evening. JINks.
March l4th.
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-AunuAl town meeting held March II.
The following officer wcre elected:
Moderator Rufl, $ Cole
C.erk-HorAee y. Dorlty.
Nelectmen, Assessor, and O,erseer~ of
tle Poor-Jo,hua Watson, Henry ". Sar-
gent. John r. GRAY
Treasurer Samuel lIerrick
Agcnt-Joshua Watson.
experimenting School Committee e,
Jo, II. Taylor
Collector Granville T. Clapp.
Con,iable,-G. 7. Clapp, r. \. Friend
The financial condition 81 the town /,
excellent, all adjusted account, having been
>etilel There j, money ia rht Treasurer,
hands, and the invested fund, and other
resources amount TO some i've OF ,ix thou
sand dollars. Great credit is du, the excel
lent officer, v no have secured these results.
Il !, doubtful II there /, town in the State
where the town business j, more eficentl,
Or economically managed
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Brookltn.

Rev. Mr.. Fish, Baptist, is located here
and has been for years Though he has
grown gray in the service of his master, he
has not worn out with the people, conse-
quently is well sustained.
"A very pleasant gathering Of aged pee
pie was held at the house of Capt. r. H..
Herrick on March T. Among the company
were nine whose ages averaged "A Is years,
and if one could Judge from the ease with
which they handled knives and forks they
will be good for ten years more
-Brooklin was formerly part Of Sedg-
wick, and must at some age of the world
been an island, as at some high tides the
water flows from bay to BAY It is sur
rounded on three sides BY water. and its
easy access to the sea has been the means of
making il a wealthy town. Though its re-
sources have been much curtailed for the
past ten years all seem TO have enough and
some TO spare. T. ALpEx.
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For several weeks past the western part
OF this town has been somewhat excited over
what appears to he line Of clothes sus-
pended about 200 feet in the air. The gar
ments are clearly distinguishahle. consisting
Of sheets. shirts, and other articles commonly
seen in washing. II has been frequently
seen. and it seldom appears with the same
variety Of articles Of clothing. The strang-
est thing about this strange phenomenon
Is that it is visible only through a few panes
Of glass in the house Of Mr.. Charles Farm
ham. Whether this singular vision exists
only in the retina of the beholders in the
glass. in the peculiar condition Of the atmos-
phere. or in all combined. or whether It is a
celestial vision. not unlike that which
Peter saw let down BY the four corners from
heaven. it seems difficult to ascertain.
No Joseph has ye, appeared to interpret its
meaning.
AT our annual Town Meeting held
March Sth the following officers were
chosen
SeIectmcn and Assessor, Charles Leach,
John snowman. r. b. Wentworth.
Town Agent T. Hnncy
Collector Of TaNcs-O bcd Leach.
Supcr' l~or Of Schools NJ HutchinS.
There was no political fight over the elect
ion # officers The fIsionists however car
red tie board ~ S.l,ctrn,n v,biI. mo-. sc
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-03-17

C. C. Burri!l j. Agent and Attorney FOR
the oldest. largest and best Ias4rauc, Com
pan.es of this Country and England and h..
rates are a. los a. d, any other AgcnC, 4
partial list Of Companies represented are
the .ftna and PhtuiA Of Hartford. II ,rne
and Hanover Of New York. Liverpool and
London aud Globe, Imperial and Northern
Of England. and Springfield Fire and Ma
rine Of Mass. which COmpau.c, are admit
led TO be no most reliable, bs all " no have
examined the standing Of the various Com
paa.es GIVE him call and SEE f,r your-
self before insuring el,ev here His Office is
on State street. with Hancock Co.. SAVING,
Bank. and over "A.ken's store" att
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North sesig " ick.

A very interesting Service of Praise"
was held or last Sunday evening. 1t was
arranged by the Pastor. Rev. J. H. Taylor,
and well carried out by various members of
the Sabbath School, with some assistance
from the congregation. Although very little
time was spent in preparation, it was a sue
cessful service, the little ones being particu-
larry interesting in their attempts, and the
select pieces rendered by several Young
ladies, stirred up a strong desire for more
Of such meetings.
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The Legislature.
Ar-ft-s4 Mach I

Senate-At II O'Clock the Senate pro
ceeded 10 elect a United States Senator
The vote was r,ca roc, and Nm. p. Frye Of
Lewiston received % and Richard \. FRYE
Of Bethel ). The two Houses Will meet IN
JOINT convention tomorrow at y O'clock To
hear the Journal read 10 declare the result.
House-Thc Speaker announced tina, the
time had arrived for the election Of |. ;.
Senator TO succeed James 6. Blaine and the
roll being called the members voted r.ra r.os
upon the names Of Vim 7. FRYE and Richard
A. FRYE a. follows Nm. T. Fne had -.
Richard 4 FRYE had 81
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Supervisor Of Schools-Mrs. Belle b.
Chase.
Town Clerk-James c. Saunders.
Treasurer and CoIlector-Benj A. Keyes.
Town agent--Frank Gross.
Money raised for schools $500; cur
rent expenses $3.50; for poor sliO0i pay
debts 500; highways and bridges $500.
Thanks TO the Moderator this Town Meet
ing was a shade stiller than usual. but then
Town Meetings are usually quiet gatherings.
NEDICUs.
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W orkingmen.

Before you begin your heavy spring work
after a winter Of relaxation. your system
needs cleansing and strengthening 10 pre-
vent an attack Of Ague, Bilious or Spring
Fever. or some other Spring sickness that
will unfit you for a seasons work. You
will save time. much sickness and great ex-
pense if you will use one bottle Of Hop Bit
tiers in your family this month. Don't wait.
Burlington Harkeye
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-03-17

Dt.faary .of.rs. t.ass.f ~, Bft.. Sane and fys
must ~ p.'ii mn ~ tte rifF rf -a No. % ItHt
Ellsworth March u. VI John T.. Llngdon.
aged T. years
SuHiYan-M lrrh II. MI Frederick Parody,
sged p YEAR pnd : months.
Brookliu March .. Fred Irving. .ou Of Ran
dDiph ani Eva Bab,on. iZei o months.
Trempnt-March :, Mr.. Emily Norton, aged
about 30 wears
March Z. Mr. John Moore, aged - years
month and L. DAYS
Deer I.le-Masch 5. Harold ;. Youngest son
Of Augustus O. and Julia +. Gro,-, aged yrs.
> months and DAYS.
heb. ,, Ne lie { spof5rd, aged years
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ANNh44aAt. ~ sFbu - ttf fRAAA Ne7 AAlAtAA
TO order, Alderman Redman arose and in
troduced the following;
IL NE Honorable Mayor aud Board Of
aldermen:
We the undersigned citizens resi-
dents and voters of Ward Four, in the
CITY OF Eil>Wo rih, respectfully represent
that at the election OF Municipal Officers
held in said Ward on the seventh day Of
March. \. ID. 1851, the Clerk Of said Ward
ahsented himself from the polling place
substituting IN his place a citizec Of said
Ward contrary to the provisions Of the City
Charter. said substitute not having been
qualified OF sworn To the faithful performance
ot the duties Of clerk. and that while the
check list was in the hands of parties uu-
qualified votes were being deposited IN the
ballot box. We further represent thar later
the Ward Clerk OF said Ward returning
substituted IN his place another citizen Of
said Ward who was not qualified according
10 Law To have charge of said check list. and
that still later the Warden and Ward CLERK
both and at the same time ahscutcd them
selves from the polling place leaving both
the ballot box and check hit IN the hand, Of
citizens unqualified to- act As either Warden
or CLERK contrary 10 the provisions 81 the
City Charter.
Wh,rcfors We pra, that said election MI,
IN, declared ILLEGAL and that Warr,ft maj,
he issued for A ne., election in .a.d varI
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NIl>uN ! N,GuNN.
jaws NJ NuoEt.
NfWrIl Wf.>oN.
,no. ~. ..,3..... H.. ,,.,,. ,r.i.-,..u
=,
h'Hn4h introduced the '''i""''- 'I"'F ana
moved that u have an immediate passage
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e'-.t,..h
Alderman Pate" stated That hr would
answer through has attorney. Jalc. W..urlI.
vb. ,,. ,,,.,r, f,.l-. ~. =, ......
P'o'''''' ~ '''.'' '"' 4'''-' '' '-." e"
order and denied 'h' ush' ~ the Board to
pa, j. without FIR, having a hearing an
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Business Notices.


Tickets FOR all polnis wes VIA. Peunsy wanna
Central and Bottom ami Albany Railroad from
Boston, or Grand Trunk Railway from Portland.
can 6e had Of {. c. BurrIl a. the lowest rates
Also tickeIs 70 Portland by inside line Of STEAMERS
CAL and see him before purchasing elsewhere
i-u
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-03-17

The suit of Samuel Wilkinson against
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, for the breach
of his CONTRACT 10 write the "Life of Christ"
has been noticed for trial in the supreme
court of New York city on the first Monday
IN April.
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The Weather.

" Ar bETAETWE
Office o: the Chef Signal OHcer
WA>HI>GTuN. j.. C.. Mar. l6--l 4. " )
Iai.raf,a,.s
For New England. far Weather. S1ath,fl,
wind, nearly stationary peia'urr. >:J-
tiouar, OF lower barometer.
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LOO Al NOTICES.
Books. Books.

School Book, Blank Books, D.4r.c> Al
manac>, Wal. papers. curtains and borders
constantly ou sale 40 a large ,AI.rty oi
choice good on The ) cen; counter a; Hale,
Book Store.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-03-17

The PERUVIAN SYRUP has cured thou
sands who we're suffering rom Dyspepsia,
Debility. Liver Complaint Boils. Humors.
Female Complaints, etc. Pamphlets free to
any address. Seth W. Fowle & Sons, Bos-
or lST3j
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legislative Action.

The House conclrrcd With the Senate IN
indefinitely PostPonlng act providing for
hunting matches. Bill eNp,anator, Of the
CIDER Law va. pissed Do b, en.rn..ea
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-03-17

HAVE WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHR
KY always at hand. It cures Coughs. Colds.
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough. Group. In
fuenza, Consumption. and all Throat aud
Lung Complaints. 50 cents and : bot
tie. lyT3j
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-03-17

HUNDREDS % testimonial ir,siI ge-l.sut- 81
own STATE OF MAlug -hpw that Ts.IehsII.
Champtin a Co. Neuralgia Anod,n
> -uTv cure 7 all dl-eas.- % ue4Tsls-l' nature
chIiblzin- ct and also for s1rr thrsA. o. tauti
ache colo. cramp-. ItaTrhua. cuts sl! ~ Alu-.
II = InK AluAii,, Au1 fails = !e all f.llf
claimesi for u II b. tir best ami cheapest I'M
mcni known ami D. >.tl3 hy all mr.lrinr 'ie.Aier-
.sa4d country store ln larsr bottle 80 - cent?.
Is5
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ouud at Last.

stove polish ,ha; vii no; fly nor smell,
makes mic, Black Polish Tr, IT, Agents
wanted. Apply a, O>good'. Photograph
Rooms, Ellsworth. Maine 3alO
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Miss Flora Torrey. stepdaughter Of
Judge W r. Wagstaff Of Kansas. bas just
been admitted to the bar. after searching
examination. She is handsome blonde.
highly educated. and accomplished in music
asld painting.
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Dwelling House Burned.

VNIIT.NfE. NaTVI 10
\ FIRE ia Pits,on this morning DESTROYED
the house owned BY Edward Couusr. Loss
s2joo, insured for 5000 Cause defective
fues.