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His Physicians Hopeful.
EXECUTIVE MANSION. !
IHI, Ill = NJ


The condition Of the President through
ont the da, has been such as to give great
encouragement to hi physicians The
nourishmeut which he has taken at inter
walls has been a,similated perfectly and has
notably increased his strength. He has
slept frequent, and with apparent refresh
ment. and the decrease in temperature and
pulse ha> relieved all apprehension, of Sc
rious inflammation. The transient unfas-
orable reaction which caused much uneasi-
ness last night between Is and .. and which
it was thought might occur again tonight
has no, thu, Ear taken place. The favorable
symptom, Of the ia, have continued
throughou, the hours o: the evening, which
have hitherto seemed the most critical. and
this fact va> thought by the attending phys
ician, To Indicate substantial gam. At Il
r NJ ,hc President j. sleeping.
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Gen. Charles H. Howard Of Chicago.
brother Of Gen O. o. and r. b. How ard
has been appointed Inspector Of Indian
Agencies General How ard i, proprietor Of
the Advance and his health is not strong
The change from the duue, Of the desk 10
the work Of GU, door life viii be Of physi-
cal benefit TO him. The Office j. an import
ant one, including The supervision Of the
Indian agents and the manner in which they
perform their lufie>
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DURING THE HoT SUMNER MONTHS, while
away from city convenience. the traveller should
make some provision against sudden attacks of
Headache Neuralgia, Cholera MOrbus- ramps,
and Other diseases. TWttcheIl. Champ iin Il
Co. NeurAIgfe Anodyne when ta-en ae-
CO ding u the directions each bottle. viii re
heye the distress and remove the csuSe of any 81
these troubles TFy il and be convinced. ly5
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he Weather.


WAX DEPARTMENT. )
Office of thu Chief Signal Officer
WASHINGTON. y. C.. July C.-l AN.
Indications
For New England. local rams. followed
BY clearing weather. sostherly veering to
westerly winds, followed by rising barome-
ter. stauonar, or higher temperature.
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Business Notices.


Tickets for sll points via, Pennsylvania
Central, and Boston and Albany Railroads from
Boston, Grand Trunk Railway from Portland.
can be- had of {. {. Bur i'll at the lowest rates
Also tickets to Portland by inside line of steamers
Call and see him before purchasing elsewhere.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-07-07

The Hop Bitters Manufacturing Company
is one of Rochester's greatest business en-
terprises. Their Hop Bitters have reached
a sale beyond all precedent, having from
their intrinsic value found their way into
almost every household in the land Graph
fe
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Latest

"WEDNESDAY MuK>!>o.-The Pr,eijcn;
passed a quiet, res,fu] night. SAYS himself
tat be feel, more refreshed tin, morning
ta-a a, any other time since SaturiAt-
PHYSICIAN, greatly encouraged
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10 ~ ~sste P0rts.

suLtINAN.-Nld June ". sch reorg ictta, Wood
wari, New nrk.
ALAS Ar. June IS, >Ths DrNal0, Brow q, l. ynn
Agnss. Young. Fall River.
NV hnHk Passed through Hell Cate June
Is. oh l'ayiii, ~. could, Port johnson.
Ar June - ~ch James IIof,nc-. Rider. , Ilsworth
Nr jan" ,, = h. senator, Bon-e., Ellsworth
Nict n. Milliken. ~ swurth.
ft~~ei through ~ u ''atr. bound Pa { ne -
ch- Hrl Rover. Young. from Weehawken for
hll-w' rth II rm Petrol. iier.ick, Euiahethp"r'
f'I .uslru
run An.LrHtA- Ar June - Brie Eugrne Hale,
Lori. Arctic
NINtl NKp HANrN.-Nr JuiY /, ~ch- Ghrutnn
o.'-tr. Hulo1fn. for Plymouth 'r,tgrm tn. sup
IN. faii Kitrr fur talai- { a-tiIiAu Means, Port
johnson fHr al. IN.
j A,ksnSNfLIT.-Ar June p, ~gh 3 \ Masrv
lrswn. -. New NoFk
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Loo Al NOIIt Es.


A lot of Opaque Hollands. all new and
desirable colOrs, with fringes and taSsels 10
match, also carbollzed paper for protection
against moths also the Revised New les
lament. for sale at Hale's Book Store
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Mrs. Cole of Windham, \. H., declares
that her life was saved by Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla She had 81 terrible Scrofulous sores.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-07-07
PROGRAMME.


Il re ~ ONT
Mrs. Rachel Carroll of fremont died
June IL, after an illness Of nine days, at
the age of ninety years and eleven days. She
was the daughter of Jacob Lurvey who died
rs years ago, aged 92. She was the widow
of the late John Carroll. She was born at
Sewburyport, Mass. Her parents removed
TO Mt. desert when she was an infant. She
has been a consistent Christian - years,
and member of the Congregational church
of Mt. Desert nearly as long.
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Steam Mill Burned

FokT FAIRFIELD, July ).
GFaHiham Brothers Steam Mil, at Aroo>-
took Junction. y B.. va. burned YESTERDAY
Cause probably a spark from the engine
Loss $500
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EastbrSOk.

Those who love pure air and beautiful
natural scenery can enjoy them both by Wis
iting Sugar Hill Mrs. Daniel L. Crimmin
came near being stung to death few days
ago, BY a swarm of bees. II. n. Butler is
becoming noted as fruit grower.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-07-07

Tilk -ab-o Tib-r- her,-hy give public notice a. all
] concerned. that .hey have been duly appel /
esi AMI have taken upon themselves the trurt I
kSrculnt- Of the last VIII amt II stament OF IA
THAN HnDthiS>, late II I.am"tne. IN the
COUNTY II Hlnc ck. d,reA- ell by giving hun.t a.
the law dIr,ct- they theref"r- request all persons
vito are iuicbte, the said d'-eN-t'i's estate, D.
max, nnIne'iia'e pay mrnts, AMI thn>e Who have
an, Imnt,ii 10 demands thereon, to exhibit the
same for .rllirnenL
NEWELL COOLIDGE iE,..,,,,.r-
DAVID u. HODGkIN~ HN'' 49,
June 18Th. l~st. Swt6'
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- John -.ii8c- At I,laWAr,' Hrvak airr nun
iunatNr-, rrIort-. 90 mli- >Duih 20 Hattrras, had
heavy northeast gAle AMI l"-t 4, ing jitupom AMI
urctaKs.lll
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-07-07

YHt sub crher hereby give- Public nolice 90 IN
] concerned. that lie has been daly appointed
and hH- taken upon hltn-rlf, the tiu.t OF
Admins ratOr OF the Estate of
OTIS LlTTlt, late Of Castine
in the County Df hancock, deceased.
by giving bond A. the law directs; he therefore
requests all persons who are indebted 10 the said
eft std's estate, 10 make immediate pay Ient
and those who have any d. uands
thereon TO exhibit the zane for payment.
SAMUEL J. " ALLACE.
June Is ISL. 3W26
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AGENTS AyDcANyAssEns

Make from SIS TO 30 per week selling goods
Or L g. RIDEOUT co, 10 Barclay Street, New YORK
send for their Catalogue and terms lyr3+
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cLAREs COMPOUND MANDRAKE srrreRs.

Cures sick headache, Constipation OF the Bowels
and all Bilious aud Liver complaints, purihes the
bl cd, promote. digestion removes pimples, and
j. an excellent humor remedy. rendering the skin
soft and clear For sale by dru2 gists and mel
icine dealers everywhere Large bottles only 5octs
Prepared BY W alter Clarke proprietor Of the Eur
opean Cough Remedy 81. WEST BUXTON NE.
lyr42s
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Executors Sale.

HAVING obtained license from the Probate
IL Court -hall sell At public Auction. my store
In Bluehili on saturday August 18th, ne IT. the
following described pieces Of Real Estate Of the
late II ram HerriCk
One undivided one half part OF the Fulton lot
50 caleb containing about hundred acre-,
also Que un'li 'ided onehaif part uf the Iinck
lot 50 called containing a. RS more or less and
another lot known as the Parker lot
NJ. n CHASE, Executor.
Bluehiu. July Sth ISL. gwg7.
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

rnHE .dersig. ed Executors Of the last VIII and
Testament Of Monroe ! Uun- late OF Trenton
ia the { unity Of Hancock ''e,eased, hereiy give
puhlic notice that by mortgage d. ed from Robert
Gerry to said OnrUe You z, dated. the nith day
of VI A., !. -. ls.ji and recOrle iu the hancock
County .egis'ry OF Deeds No. 10 folio lts. they
such {, cutters have aim b, NOR gage upon
IA Ce tain IA Of AN stu ted IN Els urth IN
III Cou y TO Wit All the land lying on the
40. III Il Of ,al st, known the - mes Past
e being all the esIa formerly of I late
TheO ore Jone- VIII ch IL situated nortllerly Ol
Main t, the said trac. leinS Genera ~ dest neef
toll 5w-. beginning on tns East line Of the
kneT,o Tanner lot called ON tn. sOuth line
Ia TO merly Of Andrew Peters, deceased
and b. the lin, between the Pet r. Estate AMI
the Jones state and " called the Pc ers me"
thence said Peters Line" northwest but alw
IA said Peter Line t. the line Of land formerly
of the Bingham Estate and H. own the bingham
line" thence on said bingham lin southeast 10
la. Il Of John rUmihs tLeDc-' so' thwest on said
AN OF said Dfummy 1. the mort west coGney OF
same thence southeast N s1utiwe llIie al game
to- Uniun ST. or ''>t rba r. Road and THE southeast
Hni of said Z Ia OF fhe0.oTe Jones and Q lied
the Jones line ,hehce southwesterly on said line
~ Main st, hence on Main ~. Yves 10 and OF
Annie T.. Emery theme ON laid Emer . land 10
the northeast corner Of e; thence on her north
line AID north IL c of Byrne lot west {" Oak
Street, tn, &c same course aero Oak street and
the north lin Of original HON, stead lots of ;
Whiting justin, Dutton aI.d III ant School
It; thence on school street nor h school ii use
Lot; thence arou "a the school Hou Lot ~ said
Church street at the NO Iheast corner OF School
III Use Lot. thence said Church II. seseily TO
the east line OF sal 1 TIA merry Lot; tlnnce on aid
Tan cry lot northerly 10 lace of b. ginning ON
said Peters line"
The conditi IA in aid mo- tgage deed has beeu
broken, by reason VIII reof.we the 5 Id IL cutors
claim a foreclosure "f said mortgage and give this
pablo N. tiee Their. Of Z.
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Rorsiga esorts

>ai.ri fr,,m Nry, 10 = X June Il. Hns Eukcn
Hal. Ior,i. Philadelphia
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-07-07
FOR SALE OR RENT.

A SUMNER corr NGE, tneW) situated the
u east side of Cnion River Bay. one hour
ride from Ellsworth Post office. has sitting. din
Ing aud cook rooms also tour sleeping rooms.
Mon River Bat l. motel the safest hay
the coast for sailing. Fishing good, Drives de
lghtful. Address
A. II, NORRIS,
June I'D lssl 25tf Ellsworth, Me.
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pt,I>Iu> II L,w-H,>cp,k Cuu<TY
CN>t-MarN L. Richardson y. John Rich
ard,on Plaintiff nousult"
EescTyE.-Thc rr.'rN alton Of the granite
along he front 81 the bot igne,l 10 thu a.
f. uIaut. from IN" dt, i,iun. afford. better e.
pl,naiinu 81 TIA. diflicultc- ~hlrh the e, ~, nee
presents than any other theory.
The plaintiff. A. tenant Tor lsfc Of an updyid-
"a fourth thereof hal rIghl To her share e
tho profit. securing from The pco,iu,t. Of such
uI~nvd quarry.
Hut on ground. which are fully stated Ia
the opinion. Held, that such .harr cannot b..
recovered ~ an action Of as-ump.it, Tor r.nt-
received durrK p-rirt when the pI.inli
Ma actually dl-.rtkvd.
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Notice..

Al Office Is hereby given .hat travel over Mud
~ Greek bridge IN distTict No. in the town OF
lamoine VII be s0 pended from JUL 18th to Ju
u Inclusive, for the purpose OF making necessary
repairs,
\, II. COOLIDGE,
Chairman of Bo 4rd of selectmen
Lamone, jun 2sth. ISL 2w25
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-07-07

Vt 4 urt IT Probate hol,icn at hi worth within
AMI Tor thr t.uAty u Hancock. IA the ihlrl
" "Wednesday uf June. \ u lssl
IttfER~'bN D. GEi<BIt urmei ~ e,-ut,.r in
certain iH-tTuurft purpurtinE a. b" The lat viii
ami ts~tIWcnt II JtfFk sos IEI \bI.k. late
81 rruab-.ut. ia -aIi vun, q lrrase,l hAy tn- rr
,.uts-i the .AulC fpr pruhat,
OEIIEs u. That tbs -aii Icf ron +. trIDdir give
nlrr aIi l-r-on- inter,--te~i. hy rIu-uS copy ~
tIl, nrcT o. lie Published thrrr week .ucre-- ye.
d To- III" kli-N"rth I'm ri'aD, printed At k'l-
worth. that they may pear At a Probate Court,
t. r. h"i.i,n At kll.worth In said county. the
ur-t "wednesday Of August newt AT ten - the
sl.-rk Ia th, forenoon, and show Cau-s u any thcy
have. WhN the aid instrument should not b.
prove apt r,ye,i ami allowed thr last IA and
testament Of -Ali ,!ts--a sfsi.
as-s' PARKER TUCK. judge.
Attr-t CHIs. T.. DOEE. ReEi.tsr-
\ true cspN Attest .-tHA- =. bOKR. Register.
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\ " u as Island

The ladies of districts No. |, ). 1 and
j haa picnic fair and dinner under a broad
awning on the Fourth. Their table was
spread with all the human appetite could
desire. Immediately after dinner. smart
shower came down and at the close, hail
stone. as large as an ounce bullet bounced
from the awning and made the ground white
around The ladies Of district No. >. also
had a picnic. fair and dinner table spread
with all the delicious edihIc> that heart
could wish Both had nice time.
The following mackrrel vessels have
arrived at Swans Island Sch. l-aao Rich.
Gutt. catch for the season. 1000 lbs; Amelia
r Cobb, Sun,on. lately started. jo0 lbs
G. " Bctiry. Sprague; Glad lidings,
Bridges. 80 lbs. Lucy J. Warren. Kent.
$50 H., John N,c, Jo,cc. catch not re-
ported. Corporal Trim. Staples Highland
Queen. joyce; William Oaks, Jo,cr.
Spoken. the 2nd IN the ,icsni,, Of Mt Dc,er,
Kock and reported Sch. Alice, Joycc. latch
fur the season , gn lbs
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City and County.
N-- Aa,.ru.-~..,. vn,. w--u.

Non Res Tax TrentOn-Pearl l. Leland.
Road <atices-H u. saunders.
EN, cutoT'- ~ale-M. X. chase.
Probate, Notice-C. +. Durr.
Miners Wan esl-Sulltvan Nine.
for,,la- ure-Frankhn Clossun.
Noticr-W. X. Leafs 4 Bros
Bowduin Cnlleg,e-Jo-hua J. thambsrlain.
T. ohate Notire-Joseph : Gordon.
Dissolution II Partner-hip. collins \ scot
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JOSEPH :. CONDOR
=

YHE -ubs-flb'r hereby give public notice to ali
] concerned. hat Il has b,'rn dulS appointed.
anil h ,- taken upon hln,el the trust Of AZ Al
mi. traitor uf he Estate of EZRA Rob- y son,
t. II GnultsD, r.. Ia tie County Of HHBcn'k 4, he
Crt-.tI. By giving honI the iaw sAn,ct- he
thrr fore r,- ue-t. al persons hD Indebted "a
the aid rceA -sd- r-tAtr 90 make imme' nate paN
nenL ani thu-e NhJ have anS demands thereon To-
exhibit ti,' same for payment
DANIEL pEt~Y, Admr.
MAY l.. lSSl. JW2G'
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LOWELL. Feb. !. 1873.
MEssRs. G |. HDpD 3 Co: Gentlemen
About one year ago my daughter commenced
taxing your Sar,aIaTillA- Al that time she
had very little appetite. could take no long
walks, and her lace was badly broken out
With huInor She VAS low-splrttcd. troubled
with cold hands and feet, her blood seemed
o. be poor. and she aas In 4 condition which
caused US great anxiety. After taking one
bottle II your SlTSapAriiia she began 10 I'M
prove; and she now Ia, a good appetite and
can take much longer walks. Her hunor Is
nothing compared With what II as one year
acn. She is In better spirits Is not troubled
with cold hands and fr,t as previously And
! attribute this improvement In her condi-
tion largely Ia your SarsIparilla. She has
taken TX bottles. and Intends Ia continue It's
U.s.. | MAS Inclined 90 upIpse the trial Of IL
Al nr,t | now have great faith in IL as !
blood purifier Very truly yours.
A. l.. HlNCkLEY,
No. - broadway, Lowell, Mass.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-07-07
THE WONDER

7 ltcumlng universal as o how such an lIn-
mcH>r sale could be created In Lowell Tor
Hu"p's NtKsArAEiLIL, hut. my friend. If
you could stand b.hnd cur counter 4 week
and hear shat those say ~h" are using il.
the reason would appear A. clear a. the
monday sun The real curative power ot
I.-tl's >NIi- NrAKILl-N demonstrates itsslt
boo every case where osr directions ARE faith
fury regarded We would that Nc might
get before the people a fractional part OF the
confidence that Is expressed To Us every day
ID this medicine by those Who have carefully
noted without prejudice its effects upon the
blood and through that upon the whole sy>-
TEN, stimulating all the functions Of the
body 20 perform the duties nature requires
% LAeml- IN 4 lnltl. and sAllsiy yn4rseIL
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-07-07

To the Hon. Judge Of Probate for the Of County
Hancock.
THk petition ami representation OF Margaret
L l.ittlctrId. ttuarliap OF Annie g. sellers uL
Penohs.ot In tn" County NJ Hancock. Miaor r.
pc, uully -hew-. TIA It the said Minor l. seized
and possessed q certain IL Al Est,tr stu tel ia
~aisi fcn"b@Cot, and tC.Crttcd a. follows one
un isit-t fourth subject &, widow right OF dow
rr. o. the HOme-tead Of the late Horato Lttlcdrid
al-o one un'liy ticd fourth. subject 10 widow :
right Of bpVsr. "f parcel pf land known thu
Nelson Tt. adJ"i"!ng the homestead afnrr said
and us''i Ia 'nnnc'ti"n with the same That -aid
Estate i, u.ur'HluCuye 81 any benefit lm -ar ~
nor and that IL will - tor the int ct Of said NJ
that tn 81 'uhi h. >.,ld and the prscsSls
put cut ami secur-l on interest. -h. thrrcior,.
pray your Honor that .hs may L. authorized anil
emp fweT~i asrreah'y T. iaw tn sell at public ur
PRIV att SALE The above lr~' rthSd Real E-Jlte or
such part of ii A. Ia your opinion may - eNI"d
lent NJ whirh j. respectfully supmitts'l
MhRnAEET LIT'fLtFIrIp, Guar
June H. Is-I
cot Nri 80 HAxC,H,k S~:-Ata Court Of Probate
h"ld At kllss"rth on the thi.d wc,incs.ia, ~
June ISL
ON thc rctitina aforesaid. ORDERED. That notic..
." given by publishing a cops Of -aId I'ru' Ion.
With this ur'lrr thereon, three weeks sucf.-ss els
in the Ellsworth American \ newspaper printed To-
knsworth. that ali psr-"n- interested NAV att .l
On the irs "Wednesday ~ August BeNt. nj a Court
~ Probate then "a b. hnlisu in Ellsworth. An'i
-hcw caus-'. II any. WHY the prayer u saii petit
ton sn"uh not - granted such u"tier IA L. Il, en-
av -. rARKER TUCK. Judge
~ est -CH,s. T.. ILpRE. Register
true copy. Attest tHA~ = lhpkg, RsEt~irr-
T. the Honorable Judge Of Probate or the County
81 HADrock.
THE un.ersisncd administrator % the estate Of
l. William D. Tomp.on late Of beer Isle la said
tounty, deceased. respectfully represents that the
Eu.-i- and chattsls. rights and credit. ~ sai lie
ID arr NJ sufficient ~ pay his just d-bts aud
charges Ut aim .uiztration. b1 the .um Of seven
hur'lr-l dollars. Wherefore YOUR p~tit ionsr
pray, your Honor to grant him a Lic-Bcr ~ sell.
Al pabuc private sale, ami convey the hane
tcad u being tbs whole of the real cstat. u the
a a-,7 Including the r,'s er-tnu 81 the ldow {.
lower tharrtn. Ia -austy s-aiI leLts anil charge
uf administrator
IkORGE TOI.MAN.
June 18th. Isl
STATE OF MAINE
HA>co--k = Court of Probate. ElIsw orth. June
TrrIn. 4 Il. Isl
1 pm the foregoing petition. OKDEKED. That
s.ii Petitioner give public motto" ~ ali person
interested. BY causing copy ui the Petition ami
this orirT thereon a. be published three weeks
sucressiycy tu the Ellsworth American
paper published In EilsW oFth "a said touuty
that they may APPEAR at Court Of Probate
for said COUNTY 70 be held at filsw orth
the Nr-t " ,lur-.iAy u August urNt ten the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-07-07

4 HI subscriber hereby give Public Notice a.
an concerned. that hc has been ,luly AZ pulutrd,
and h,- taken uI.'u himself the trust Il an Nd
mini.trat"r 81 the Estate % HANNAH tO\>Ok,
latr - 'IriAud. in the County 81 Hsncuck,
married woman. ie~ ea-esi. by giving
hnuI thr law dir,s l.. he therefore requests all
u r-.sn- "a ho indebted Ia the ,Ai aeceAss,is
estate. a. make immc'ilst" pay mrut and th"sr who
have aHH demands thereon I" exhibit the same for
I,Ai mcnt.
JOSEPH :. CpNDON.
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ABBY NJ. YOUNG.

d. ABBEY NJ. YOUNG.
LEVI b. WYhAN.
EFF REDNAN.
Executors of will of Monroe Yeung, decea. ed.
HALE d EMERY, -Auy'a. for executors.
Dated, June u, lsel. awzs
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Statement of the
Phnnix Insurance Co.,
OF Hartford. conn.
Oa Hr 1Ist dry Of Decs5ab,r, ISso-

The Capital stock OF the Company,
which Is all pad N, !-........-.... 81 ~ OOJOn
TIiE ASSETS Or raj CONTAIN AXE A. FOLLOWS
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-01
FOUND.

EOUND-A bunch Of keys on the r. r. track near
Il Milan. Owner can have same by calling ST
this office and paying for notice.
EOUND-A bunch of keys, evidently belonging
l. TO railroad man; the owner can receive tbs
same by calling at the Argus counting room
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-01
I'm TROUBLE.

Rock Island has, among its many organ
izations, one that sails under the cognomen
of the Northwestern Marriage Benefit As
ISOLATION, of which J. A. Mcclure officiates
as secretary.
The latter individual, some time ago,
gave his note for an amount of money,
and failing to pay the same, he suffered an
execution to be taken out against him for
$S7 A short time age the association
was garnisheed, and this morning an exc
cution was taken out for the amount alleg
ed to be due. The association failed to
respond to the suit, and Constable Eckert
levied on the furniture and Office fixtures
for the amount claimed to be due.
For the time being the secretary will
have to write memberships on dry goods
boxes. as the Northwestern Marriage Ben
eft Association is metaphorically out in
the streets.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-01

Among the other speakers win be Hon. N.
NJ. Bateman, OF Knox college, President
Joseph Cummings, of the Northwestern
university, and Richard Edwards, LII. D.
The fourth annual farmers institute will
be held at Sugar Grove, Illinois, to-day and
to morrow. This evening Prof. Rodney
WEIGH viii deliver a lecture; subject:
eLabor-Saving Machines" The subjects
for discussion by farmers will be: Twill
Draining Pay?' Is it profitable to keep
more stock than the farm can contains'
What breed of horses shall farmers raiser
What shall the dairy farmer do with his
MILK" What varieties of fruit shall we
raiser" How can we handle corn fodder
most SUCCESSFULLY" ''Shall we raise our
calves?" what shall we do to make
farmers homes more attractive, and farm
life more agreeable?"-