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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-07

WET HOME" WASHING OUM-
- POUND saves tina and labor, makes
linens &C., white and never iljures the fabric.
Large packages. Only ten csnts.
isnlS E. 8. LEADBKATKR q BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-07

kAlE3 FGH CH RISTNsS PIE: EATS
) for snle st low prices 81 8S King sL, corner
OF Royal. BY
dtcl4 j. X Ch hElGH tON 6 ouPs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-07
Just Received.
r. w. AVERY
225 KING STREET

THE DIAMOND PACKAGE DYES
Z Twenty four Popular Colors. Esch &C X.
cordiIg & TO The shsde desired Tney are equally
Us sful Tor dyeina Silk Wool, Cotton, Feathers
hid oil kinds OF Fancy Work. a single package
of Sly color add"d to pint Of boiling water
makes at once g beautiful lnk sultaoIe for either
writing, copying or ruling. Full directions fer
use accompany each package, Price ten cents
per package On receipt OF twenty 1--we cents
we will m I'll free Of postage to any Cd ireas t1ro
packages Of sny shades desired
JANHEY & CO.
isn2T i9 and l52 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-07

USE RIVERSIDE PURIFIED RYE WHIsKEY,
three year, ole, vLl. $3 prt g,I'un.
GEO. McBURNEY & Son, Agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-07

SCILVEH WHITE" expressly for cleaning
- and polishing silver and ulated ware; "a
commended By all the leading jewellers fOr sale
by i. l.. ioAh,
decl6 Is hlrg streat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-07

SLEDSI SLEDs SLBOSl We have iu store
y SID for sale st low prices nice line of sleds.
MCLEAN s. UHLER.
;on6 IS King strest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-07

Thousands Of equally strong cndorsouents-
n Any OF them in cases where hops wss sb and on
ed-hsve boon voluntarily given showing tie
rsmsrsblo power OF W.rEe1's Safe Kidney aod
Liver Cure in ell diseases OF the kidneys, liver
or urinary organs If sny one who reads this
has any ply ical trouble rom amber the greet
danger OF delay. dec23
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-08-31
AMERTCAN THURSDAY, AUGUST 81, 1882

by the mother Of Perigrim White. dressing
case made ia 1887. sine worn b, Priscilla
Ihomas made in 1917. he >ho.. did mo-
diie. ,vf, pIch from ,as walking shoe uf
the present date. \ large painting uf the
departure Of the Pilgrim, Ir,m nrlft Haven ,
Holland. that cost SGDOo was gift from
Gov. Rice. 4 guide told US that a benevo-
lent centleman.W hose name be did not know,
had given $1,000 for the preservation 81
the ancient relics Of the Pilgrims There
vas the old table with the large pewter
plaiiers upon it, and some cooking utensils
underneath.
Old books lay open in the show case.
How ! wanted more than a look at them.
but We mus, leave our names In the ledger
containing those Of visitor, aud ran. far
just then the steamer wh,stled and, but tor
the Kindness Of the captain. We should have
been len behind When We came past
the largest lighthouse. the Keeper fred a
salute the baud on board PLAYED the Star
Suangled Banner" ladies waved haudker-
chiefs and all seemed a, happ, a. a tired
party well could be-. wonder how many
IN that crowd Of people contra,tcd the pres
enf time With that Of 1920.
Ot the man, places Of interest N Boston.
! think a few hours ~ the Natural History
Rooms ~ In the Art Museum ser, prufta.
hiy 'pcnt The operas a; Oakland Gardcn
draw lhrge crowd. % people ia ihr evening.
and Sabbath DAYS they have sacred music
there. The place Is lovely enough n itself
20 attract many. T..
Aug. Il.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-08-31
Home and Foreign News.

-Fiht-two new cases " yellow fever
appeared at brownsville, Friday
The Post Office Department has more
than paid for itself this year
-Outrages on the Jews IN the interior Of
Poland have begun again.
The allotmcn; Of the new 3 per cents is
10 progres, al Washington.
The project uf an al.-ra,l line to some
Newfoundland point, and line Of swift
steamers thence to Europe. j, revived. with
eXcel.cn, prospects OF iuiti.lmeui.
Ia Governor SpTagur. II Rhode Island,
has posted armed mcn IN Canonchei the
villa recently bought AZ auction by +. u.
Mouiton. 20 resist Nou.ton', occupation.
Lady Barle,,-Cou, Bartlett Ia, ar
ranged for lhe despatch 70 Esyp; q a small
stab ut nurses. Uuh al. nursing appliances.
the moment their services arr NEEDED
MIR. Rcnneu, the proprietor Of the
Me- ork Herald. had long interview on
the 22I u.i. with tE' Sultan. who gave hlm
the second class Order Of The Osman!i.
Mr.. Bennett then LETT Cuns;aut,nopic for
Egypt .n hls Yacht.
-Dcmocra;ic Congressman Bragg. Of
Wisconsin. is charged by a Chicago hotel
proprietor with obtaining $3.50 from him
on false pretences.
The alleged conspiracy Of 700 AIaba-
ma negroes To murder COCO Alabama whites,
somehow j. not accepted "a true even BY
our democratic contemporaries. \ little
more care should be exercised in connecting
the next story.
A part, % lalic, and gentlemen have
jus, retained from exploring the wilderness
htnE between Fraucuuil and Field Wiley
Range Mountains ia New Hampshire.
Tia, vas the first ,.,i; Of ladies' 10 this vii
dcrnrss
-Onc tram load Of ,scn'y cars and an
other oi turnll nine ears. loaded With tea
and s..As. .at,.s came fram San Francisco.
,.a kansa, City. % Chicago. Detroit and
7,asr Western c;i4es. The value Of their
contents extended Up into the millions
Stone PaehA j. the only one nov re-
na.a.ag 3n Egypt % the dozen or more
prum.uca, Amcr,Au officers sao. ht,crn
year, ago, entered the military service Of
tar hhc,!Sc.
Italian paper. announce the discover,
a, Darga... 3n ,hc ISLAND = sardinia. 1i a
great sla.agtiir cave. Fifteen galleries have
been a.r,ad, traced. II one 81 them ,arrc
i, a. raw 20 Y.,ars Ike Nhi'c marble. and
the aaor i smooth. Tc.om hang the finest
hAsaR
-Ihc ,a,rd y ,er.r. e meetings ,h..
season " veterans % l-.'t sFu.t,s engaged
=, Gr,,,, burg fos thr p4rp..r II consulting
U.;A ta.anc. bAehc.4rr, government hista-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-08-31

The journal gives an account Of the
reported eiopement Of Henry L. White and
Edi'a, daughter II Rev. Mr.. CrOWnmshieid
~ Belfast, from which it appears that It Was
not very much of one. Inc Young lady in
ended 60 visit Mass aud the Young man in
tended To escort her there without the
knowledge OF her parents
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-08-31
Our Corr espondent e" Visits Plymouth
Mr. Editor

Mr.. Editor:
We had a very pleasant trip from Bangor
10 Boston on the steamer kalahdln North
port and Camden are the prettie,t seaport
toSHs. They must look restfu and inviting
10 those Who are tired and worn with city
life. We found our friends nicely situated
on The Highlands for the summer, out Of
the dust and heat Of the city. Last week
through the kindness of VIM. Ii. Ayry. we
received an invitation to join an excursion
party to Plymouth. The steamer Stamford
left Boston at A. N. The day was delight
fully cool on the water. but We found it
very warm IN Plymouth. The walking vas
ANYTHING but agreeable there for we waded
ankle deep through dry, fine dust.
With feeling Of veneration cannot de-
scribe. | stepped on the rock upon which
the Pilgrims landed Engraved on the
rock are the figures 1920 aud it is protected
by an arehway Of granite. We visited the
oldest burning ground, the oldest grave
there being that Of John Rowland, in 1912,
and the oldest headstone that of Edward
Gray, in 1881. The first graves were made
in cornfield SO that the Indians would not
know when any Of them died From there
We went to the National Monument to the
Forefathers. We saw that of Miles Stand
ish in the distance. but could not visit il as
We had only two hours, and must take a
look in Memorial Hall. In Memorial Hall
we saw the clock owned by Governor Han
cock, made In 100, and IN old cabinet owned
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-08-31

Asl-es from various causes. but principally
II may b. attributed 10 early neglect Or the
lndl,eum!uAte use Of tooth powder, and
pas;es, winch give u momenlaES =" hltrness
p the teeth while they couOIc The en-
amel. The ,lmely use Of that delicate ar
omatic tooth-wash, Fragrant SOZODONT,
viii speedily arrest the progress OF decay,
harden the guns, and lmpart a delightful
fragrance 10 the breath /, removes those
rayages which people sustain IN their teeth
from the use Of sweet and acid articles
Aug.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-08-31
State VS..


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g. N..~7. 'H' nf""f.''.- M
10
"' ''' f'''' .'.. FRITZ"
Important improvements a-r y .r-rsert
ha.n, made ~ ,a-.ar. station. ,f.r.. ,h.
'' 90" iir'''An N"r'" A0rfi'a"
John y. Paul. - Belfast. va me, an
,h, stree, .r Es.,.q. Wola,,ta, y, .-a--
,5.a'a- '-,rnl.~ g. uhau BE- loaned 49, ua
a check ana the friend Immediately 4.''r-
i'Af'3.
The o.u prrs.fart n ,t4 N.u,.- y
j.. C-.,,.,,, I-.,.,.... s. p-,c.-.g- Jael
wilson. uha distinguished b.,n...f j., heed.
~ ,alpr a. Captain IN ne rrau. Fir.,
Name Cavalry, under Genera hi.na'riek.
U.-4.er. RoweI ~. 40, wv. ~, IN
~. l-,t In R,.tl,n3 ~. r-.g.h, aor,-r
I-..,-c DO. F~.a,y ,4I..-i,-..,l ~. ~.
-.fi..n, 10 max. , -srn,',.r, ,,,,r.. him
He alleges that The shooting VI. accidental
She q recovering
Ti....,h..,y.-l III A---.....l
. -. !, ..t..L 8. t..r.l ...,..
...L.L.,.f. ~ -.
-Ehrdre Reed. the Nrdway mH- irrer.
vas committed 20 the Name Sat" Prison In
'.'- 'A ''.A.
't
'''''
Mr. RAYMOND Annie Louise Ca-y-
entertained the ad.e. acd gentlemen who
have assisted az her various concerts in
Portland. A. the Atlantic House. Thurslay
evening. There was music 81 course.
r. III, 1870. ~ -.I- re
a ctrs-ii -. -
entered and robbed Of some money. q heavy
six sacgue and some cutlery. The family
were al away. On the foor we're found 4
large knit. and billy.
At 'Ah'iHr junction: r'daE rnNhlhS' a
Young man named John over 81 iofiAhd'
y" InIef moving Fe,g" ua'h 4" ''e
inply mangled. He lived hut few hours.
-,
ne 'IEsS say HuHheft y "a ~ 'H
sA'uleu u! n'uHei"'a' ~ 'he basement 81
the frehch 'athole ehureh, ie" Of thT
nuns are 'heTe no" from 9ueoec' making
All tule",s' anu al INC present '!uit are
occupying the mouse o. olh,on andrews
Tue nuns are Vi inc ofuet OF uoou SueP-
nerd
The trial Of Mary GlNnn in Bangor for
the murder Of her grandchild ended Thurs
day Attorney General Cleaves summed up
the case for the government in an argument
Of two hours duration in which the various
points were an! ana e'VqueHu! presented
Judge refers occupied ABOUT an hour ~ ING
den'ert oil MS charge 70 lhe jury ~
CLOCK Inc Jur! returned INTO court WIN
verdict oil gum! OIL ulutuer IN Inc hfsI ue-
gree
Mr.. Frank =. Liyermore. one Of the
4 head men in the Pearson mill at Great
I Works. was Killed on Wednesday by falling
! upon a circular saw built in the bed Of the
+ mill. so that both legs we're cut entirely of,
| one below and the other above the knee.
/ He died in two or three hours. He was
member Of the last legislature
p,
o l. ,.f n''iiuaii' sIei1'
dent o' me ilie s1''ng sel,;oe' nas gwen
IIue,, .oi "a', 81. -. co. -
- a1on I, he 6rs, J;.,ric, I'M
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-08-31

M TO say that YOU are undoubtedly correct
III Noa. views OF the Importance Of the hay
crop tu the farmers Df Name and OF the c!-
feet 81 tnt recent construction Of the tarlh
Law. by which the duty has been reduced
one half. This reduction u especial, in
furious 10 New England. Increasing, as IL
does. the competition which has already had
quite au impetus in recent year-. Notice
the increase even while the twenty five per
cent. duty vas IN force. as follows:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-08-31

Capt. Charles A. Boutelle opened the
campaign in Ellsworth, Saturday night, in
Hau,ock Hail Ills speech was largely IN
answer TO the speech recently delivered here
IN Governor Plaisged and was concise and
comnlete yIndication Of the Council in rela-
rion 10 their conflict with the Governor.
Can't. BoutelIe is a logical and convincing
sneaker and be held the closest attention OF
he audience 10 the close. As Congress
man. 10 which position Capt. Bouteile Is
certain 10 be elected, he viii he found faith
ri 10 his constituents and active IN the ad-
yancement of their interests.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-08-31
Physical Suffering.

No one can realize, except By personal ex-
perience, tie anguish Of mind and body en-
dured By sufferers from dyspepsia, indiges-
ton, constipation, and other diseases of the
stomach. BURDoCK BLOOD BITrERs, are a
positive cure for this drest Of all diseases.
Price sl.OO.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-08-31

The VoLTAIC BELT Co., Marshall. Mich.
will srnd DR.. i'YER'- CELEBRATED ELECTRO
VoLTAIC BELTS AND ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
on trial thirty days 10 men (young or ODD
whp re afflicted with Nervous DEBILITY, Lost
Wit tlity and Manhood, and kindred troubles,
guaranteeing speedy and complete restOr ,tion
Of he 'lih aud manly yilor. Address as above.
n. B.-No risk Is incurred, Us thirty days
trial ID allowed. lyr&s
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-08-31

From II. Frank >raa, son IF w. ". Scan
JeIceiter, l5i Water ST., Auynstl, Ne
| have been troubled with Asthma for
twelve years. and have employed skill.
full physicians Of Boston, also two Of the
leading physicians Of Augusta, Without ef
feet. have felt nothing Of this trouble
since taking Addmsoa's Botanic Couy}
Bdisam.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-08-31
The Commander. hief

of the Grand Army of the Republic, Major
George 5. Merrill. Few remedies are bet
Ter known IN this vicinity than Sulphur Bit
tiers, their sale has been very general through
out this section, and the number of reliable
and veil attested cases Of beneficial result,
and recovery by their use, is large and be.
yond dispute.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-08-31

ARE, a. TIM. item ia. b..r,rYts nre-sfxtb
~ 4, niir.,- ,,,.. ,,,,n , r.l,,-,,,,, g ~.
du,is. ma, sV.u in,nep,.I, ,le E,t,,, M
r,rt.tiop ,,,b q, a., ..,.,,,,..,. ,,i,b t.,,,..,,
Ia, ~ the .,g,.i, i, mar. ,b,n ,bir,, MI.
han ,,p. mas, r.,,,-...l s,- ,.,r ,,.r,,.I c,.r-
sg1,,t..a CONN, l. !, d,,, I'm ~.
D.s,-ri., ANA .,r,,,,,,.,.. ,,.,,-,rI, >, +.
g..trirt IN abtrb the 4t.i,,., 49,, ,,,..,,,i
Nv ENGLAND !. tbr.,f.,.3 v,tb J.l,,,.e
~ .g,rarr.t.,n ana b.r f,-,n,r. Nm ~ =
lar,er nrar,sriinn th,n an, other .,r,,cn NJ
t...,-.,~,
The fsrs,.r..o f Nam. we'll k,ou tho cam
n,-.t.,,. ,,,....r,.rr, IN ,h.., r..o III. 70
I'D. ~ fA i.,,,.,,,..,, ~, ,..r.l,l,.',,. I'm,
thai f.r r,,r arr, ip ,r,l,'.. cr,,r. /, ,b.,
STATE Then m, b.,w.,n fo,r ami a., IN
gra,, 20 =, esi f.r han. For ,eI, wear. the
average c>tlulat. for fine United STATE. uas
a. f.lI,u,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-08-31

sURE CURE FuU>p Al LAST
Nn oN. NFFp SUPER ;

A sur cur, for Blind. bleeding, itching ard
Ilccral Il ri Is has been discovered by Pr D.
Hasa, Gan Indian rra,sdy.l Csliei hR NiLlAA
INpIAN uINrNENr. \ sia-ic box hss cdre'l tle
worst chrome C.gsrs II - ~ year, stan Ing No
one resd s..fer Ave minutes after sppl5i TINS
wonderful soothing mc,iieiHC- Lotions tnstru-
nscnts and elvrtuaric> d. more harn uan gv1'l'
Ntham'- tintmtnt absstrb- the tuners. allie, the
int.s - iJchipg tpaT irusTiy at night alter gttung
warm To- he.i acts paul ire, give instant ami
paine rriitf. ami l. prep nd aui, fer fltv-,
ttsbiug ~ llr private pslt-. and e. Thing else.
Read wh4i n, H. &C.. / .fhultrry. ,f 4 leN G
ian,i, say about pU hftfGtN'~ lNpt fIih
- NINE y II have u-,,i AZ. 81. nf piir rurts nj
it adr,is me I,ss ret SsN at have ur .vr H}'i
aus thing hi give such tmWe'iiat" ahd per
mawcnt reiirf A. DR. WHtiNA'> tNbtAN oiNr
MFNT" Fur "a g IS u. lttsI\. "r
krIa ". D. PHILLIPS 4 Co, Portland Nj.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-08-31

How TO mitigate the toll Of wash day
during these hot summer months Is worth
knowing. We are assured that James 7 lie 5
PearlIne does it ehectualIy without the
slightest danger TO the finest fabrics.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-08-31

-Care-worn persons. students, weak and
overWorked mothers will find in Browns
Iron Bitters a complete tonic, which gives
strength and tone TO the whole system.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-08-31

H,>,n.k >upfrme Ju.Ir.al Court. Arrl
Term \. II l---
I.an Tie foregoing Lil,.f. uRpkELu-- That the
i.Iuy-ant EiEt MOTTO, g. aid Lsb.i,e to aPpyar
before IN Ju- tI,c ~ our SUPREME Judicial tuurt,
to e. huli.n At fl-uurIh within and for the
touuty II Hancock the -,-rnui Iuv-tHy Of
- Iob,T 4 -, 49,. Us publishing an attc-ted
rupy u sAld Il!rI and this or'irr thereon, three
weeks -urrc-.lyeiy 80 tn Ellsworth American, a
new spapyr printed 10 Ellsworth, in our County
Of HAIiro' the last Publication 20 he twenty iAy-
at least PRIOR 10 said -t-oud TUESDAY 81 october
next, that he may thcrv and then in said
Court appear ami show cause II any she have v by
the prayer u aid l. belang shOuli not be- granted
Attcst.-H. g. SAUNDERS Clrrk
true copy ~ the Libel and orirr Of Court
thereon.
3WL Atic-t-u. II. SAUNDERS, { Jerk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-08-31

An agreeable dressing for the hIlr that
will stop it, falling. has been long sought
for Parkcr's Hair Balsam. distinguished
Tor its purity, fully supplies this want.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-08-31

$500 per year can be easily made at home
working for 4. q. Kid-out 4 Co. 10 Barclay
stree New York. Send for Their catalogue and
uli Particulars. lyr42
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-08-31
Protection to the Hay Crop,
VALUABLE STATISTICS FOR FARMERS.

Letter from the Commissioner of Agriculture
UNITED STATES \
DEPARTMENT OF AGRIcULrURE. )
WASHINGTON, ID. C., Aug. 10, 1882. }
Ny dear Mr.. Boutelle
In reply to your communication relating
to the reduction Of the duty on hay allow
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-08-31

HANCOCK ss.-supreme Ju icial Court, April
Term, A ID. l-s2
And now IL appearing 10 the Court, that the said
Defendant at the tate Of the service Of the writ
not an inhabilAnt II Thu, state, aud had so
tenant agent attorney within the same. and that
he had notice Of the pehdcrcy Of this suit, IL ;
ORDERED THAT notice tn reot be given u tie
said solomon ;. hitmorr, ~ publi>hig attest
ell copy OF the writ, and this OreT thereon, three
eeks successfully In the kuswo tn American a
newspaper printed in Ell worth, In the County OF
Hancock the last publication b. be at least twenty
days befOr' the ENt term Of Tia Court. be held
at Ellsworth, within and for the County OF Han
cock, on the second Tuesday OF October, A. u.
1852, that h. may then and tn in said Court APP
pear and sh ~ cause II any he has why Judgment
should not be rendered against him. and execution
issue accordingly.
tte-t:- ii. SAUNDERS, Clerk,
true copy OF the writ and orler OF Court Their, on
Attest:-H. b. SAUNDERS Clerk. 3w35
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-08-31
WANTED !

DN \ graduate ~ The Ea., Natac Crnfcrrnr"
d seminary. q .rh auI. cheating pnt later than the
middle Of pCcruhsr. Have taught IN terms with
succr-s References E--A- Address
Z, Gross.
OEt.NNb.
gw~l3 MAINE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-08-31
State of Maine,
HSsCock $50 TRE SHERIFFS or ORR
SEVERAL COUNTIES or EITHER or
THEIR DEPt TIES, GREETING

HAsCDEk $50 the NHEEIFFS or bt II
SETERAL COUNTIES or EITHER or
THEIR DEPETIES, GREETING .
WE command you u attach the goods
L. s. W and estate Of solomon :. " hitmore Of
baltimore 10 the state OF Mary land
u the value Of two hundred dollars, and summon
the "a Il Defendant m he may Be found 10 your
precinct To appear before our Justice Of our
supreme Judicial Court, neat 10 h. holden at
Ellsworth within and for the said County Of
II tnrDck. on the senoud Tuesday Of April. A. ID.
lssl then aud there in said Court 10 answer
unit John q. JOr,lan ~ Ellsworth, IN the COUNTY
of Hancock and state II Naln--
Ina plea of the for that thc said Defendant at
said Ell-s orth. on the second Il Of ia 5, Ia the
wear Of our lord one thousand eight hundred and
seyenty-e ght By hts pruini--"ry mote Of that ,te
by him si.nc, for value eiyesi prBinl -tsl the
Plaintiff pay him uT III r,lcr the - >INIy
dollar and eighty seven cent? thrs months after
dat with iptere-t. Whrh TIM % payment has
IT, seal nj tn PlsintIf for specification of hi- tie
mand, will Oi,,r Ia cyiie 8sea rumis-OT. note -ub
siAntlAll de-, b.d lu the above count and nothing
else. let he Defendant Though request a. has
paid tine San, u the, damage Of the saii
HlaiBtn tAs he .as y, the sum OF two n,irtI
Dollars ten shall then and there tsc made "a
appear. with other ue damages.
And have you therc ttis Nrt, with your dOing-
therein.
Witness, John Appleton, Chief Justice Of or
said Court, at Ellsworth. the eleventh lay %
OrtoOer In the year Of our Lnrt one thousand
eight hundred and eighty one.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-08-31

In Issuing the warr-nt 70 the election,
Town Clerks should he extremely careful
that ao ,rrpgs shall occur which NAV al 7rd
even t..aH.,4i cNsu-e for defeating the
tr. na. g.e. This d, a matter OF the
..a4..t ..- ..t s...e.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-08-31

-Ias Republican, u Portland are fully
az --e4. ole o' the .arLe,; meetings ever
.,- -4 t-r c.ty was held there Monday
.tta.a- 4nl sa~ addressed by Hon. J. g.
B.ag, all Gen. Gibson. 4 special dispatch
&. d. b.sf,a Hsr1li says
Hon J g. Blaine, aud Gen. Gibson's
l4a.,, drew 4n immense audience. estimated
a; 500 people, 70 Cl,y Hal tonight \
.Ar-er a>stmb.lge a4, never been seen ia
Portland bat on one or two other
occasions. Al d.3o p. VI. people began to
a->.t-e the entrance. and. a, ) O'Clock
.arIs ~ dense Jan. people hanging on TO
rae "a .u-aw sasHts IA the rear Of the gal
.er.e, aaI piled head above head in the
l.sr..sg>. Their, Was 80 band ia attendance.
r1s va, one needed. \; ; O'Clock Mr.
N4lh. chairman OF the CITY committee.
called thr meeting 90 order. aud introduced
II %. George Nooiman for PRECEDENT Mr..
" Goldman referred % the Importance Of the
coming election aal introduced Gen. Gibson.
80 ONO, VINO vas received with three loud
ana .1ld-couunleI round, Of applause. His
speech va, just the thing 10 capture the crowd.
Il va, iaA Of dry hum0r and e1irayagant
10 smiles, bat Il Kept the audience pleased
and va, frequently interrupted by signs OF
approval. Nnue Gen. Gibson was speak
.n- Mr.. Blame va, introduced to many ell
lzeHs ln the reception room, and finally es-
/ c0rted 10 the mayors office. Al the conclu-
sion Of Gen. Gibson's speech be was escorted
10 the platform, where he received perfect
ovation cheers followed cheers. hats were
flung high in the air, and, although Mr.
Blame waved his hand in depreciation o
such long continued applause, the vss
audience would not obey him for some time.
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The Republican caucus in Portland.
MONDAY evening nominated for Representa-
Itr. 9. the Legislature Elias Thomas,
Clarence Hale. Daniel W. Ames, Orvillc X
G-h Charles T. Mattocks
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Tine ,.me 20 catch votes is before, no,
after. election.