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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-05-24

The General Assembly of the Cumber
land Presbyterian Church, met at Hunts
vile, Ala, May 18th. Rev. S. H. Buch-
anan, OF Little Rock, was elected Moder-
ator. Rev. w. j. Darby, of Evansville,
Moderator of the last Assembly delivered
the opening sermon.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-05-24

The Rev. DR. HERBICK JOHNSON, oil
Chicago, Is the Moderator Of the North
ern Assembly.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-05-24

WE have never understood why our
Virginia newspapers are smaller than
those south and west Of us Why is the
atlanta Constitution, for example, twice
the size Of the Richmond city dailies ?
The Nashville, Charleston, Memphis,
Louisville papers are all double the size
of our Richmond Norfolk, or Peters
burg papers Do they advertise more
literally in the South and West? Will
the State or the Dispatch tell us?
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-05-24

TWENTY SIX THOUSAND immigrants ar
rived at Castle Garden last week This
is at the rate of million and quarter a
year. The Chinese are in Europe.
Ellsworth American., 1882-02-16
Home and Foreign News

in rh..ago small poy !. gradual, dim
n.,hin..
-BaTlhoA Agcrhleh. the celebrated Ger
man novelist. died " edne,da,. aged 20
The roof uf the car she'd Of the Inter
colonial railroad al 81, John. fell Friday.
and crushed nine cars. los, sjO.opG
The Central Association Of the /eta Psi
fraternity held IL third annual dinner in
New York City. FridIy night. Bo~qu.n
and Colby were represented.
William Miller the oldest Mason IN he
United States, died Thursday. at Caldwell.
O., aged nincty-cjsht wears.
Henry Pr'lmaa. a citizen OF Cincinnati.
has achieved fame by going to jail rather
than allow child TO be yaccinaied
The charter, Of 392 national banks.
With 80 pOo.OO0 capital. will expire before
March I, 1888, 2e2 Of them on the same
day February - 1888
More than half Of the institutions in the
United State, which profe,, To give uni,er-
.ity education aud confer degrees now all
mi, women on equal terms with male stu
dents.
Mrs. Commodore Vanderbilt j. probably
the richest unmarried woman in the United
States. Her age is 3G. and she has II 600
opo for every wear in addition 10 marked
personal attractions
Peter Cooper vas 81 wears old SUNDAY,
having been born in New York when that
city had only - 900 inhabitants He has
lived under the administration Of all TIE
Presidents
a ~. Johns N F. despatch saws the
mate and three others Of the brig Lizette
were saved. but the captain and four men
were drowned. The tug Fayorite rescued
some - fishermen off Cape Spear who had
been driven off TO sea BY the ice in their
boats, on "Wednesday
NJ the exhibition Of the vomen's silk cul-
ture association. in Philadelphia. Mrs Re
becca TAYLOR received the first prize of 5000
for the best cocoons. which counted lj7 10
quarter Of a pound and Welded rs ounces
Of silk, and IS ounces waste Mrs. Tav-
lor is mother Of the late Bayard Taylor,
and is 50 wears Of age.
-Four hundred thousand dollars. or not
quite one-half Of the assessment ordered
upon stockholders Of the Pacific bank. Bos-
ton, has been paid. The directors of the in
stitution have not vet decided upon the
date for resumption of business rhe stock
sold Wednesday. at one dollar per share,
assessments unpaid.
The National Republican Of Washing
ton, has recently published articles at yari-
Gus times rejecting on the character Of A.
VI. Sateldo. clerk Of the Senate railroad
committee and formerly managing editor of
the Republican. Thursday evening Sateldo
and his Younger brother entered the Repub-
lican Office, and an alteration ensued he
tween them and Clarence NJ. Barton. news
editor. during which Barton was shot danger
ouSly and the elder Sateldo fatally.
There is a tremendous rush for tickets
of admission to the Garfield memorial ex-
ercises. Each Senator. Representative and
Delegate is entitled 10 three tickets, and
some of them have had dozens of applica-
tons already. The arrangements are in
tended to be so complete that only those
who can be accommodated with seats will
be admitted
Ellsworth American., 1882-02-16
Correspondence.


SAN DIEGO, Cal, Jan. 81.
Mr. Edfor This southern county has
just passed through the mast severe storm
ever witnessed by the oldest ihabitant. "
Snow has fallen in the mountains 10 the
d"pth of five feet, and even in the valleys
near the coast, where snow was never seen
before the ground vas covered Il has beef
very severe on cattle and sheep. which, Of
course, run at large. In some choice locali-
ties the sheep men have lost as high as sew
enty five per cent. of their stock not alto
gether from snow. but we have had no ram
since last April and the feed was very scarce
when the storm came on Jan. L. But now
We have pleut, of rain aud crops are secure.
the grain having been sowu in dry soil viii
come forward rapidly
visited the old home in North Penob-
scot last summer. and then thought il would
be very nee to remain there. but now |
think We here in this Southwest corner OF
the United States are getting quite civil
lzcd, for we have. NJ the present time in our
little city. diphthrria, small pox and scarlet
fever. 20 say nothing Of snow. We cxpec,
To be connected with the more enlightened
eastern states. about the FIRST Of April.
through the California Southern. Southern
Pacific, and Atlantic \ Pacific H. r.. and
then come aud see as. Yours etc.
+. 3. luwTIL.
Ellsworth American., 1882-02-16

The Press SAYS Portland man named
| . llara, is reported by the police as having
been on spree, aud when his stable was
/ entered bis horse was so faI gone for want
| OF fool and drink it could not eat Mr.
I Chase will investigate. II is said the horse
had nothing To eat or drink fora week
Oxford county. Maine, has furninhed
| Name five Governors. and Wisconsin. Ore
! gon. Florida ant Massachusetts one Gov
elnor each, five United States senators,
twenty four Representatives TO Congress,
I three Cabinet officers. four foreign Ministers
and unoounted Judges.
The Free Press saws that Capt Pack
Z ard, Of Rockland, of the Wrecked schooner
Aimon Bird. has had n surgical operation on
) one of his feet. which he bore we'll the
other foot will be similarly treated as soon
a. the sufferer gains a little strength. lie
( Is still quite i'll from the terrible ordeal OF
the wreck
Capt. Alonzo Houston, Of Iinconville
I of schooner Florence y Tower, died OF
, small pox at Vineyard Haven, Friday. Feb
3. having been left at that port while on
the trip from New York To Winterport, coal
laden. Capt II. was sick but little more
than week, and was not supposed to be
IN dangerous condition.
Miss Annie Z. Ladd formerly Of Au-
gusia, but now OF Concord. y. H., is To be
chief clerk of widows and mothers depart
mcnt Of the pension office in Augusta
Miss l.add went to New Hampshire in 1871,
at the time Of the consolidation of the Of
fees. Rolls are now being prepared in
I Concord for the next payment of the Maine
pensioners in Augusta, March L.
Capt. 4. b. Mathews. one of the prom
inent and respected citizens Of Belfast. died
at his residence IN that city on the eth inst,
aged Is Years and II months Deceased
was Captain Of Go. H.. "a Maine Cavalry,
during the war for the suppTessi"F: = -
Trp'ii'~.. ,rtteti "a both branches of the
Bcl;a,, Ciiv Council. and was an active and
energetic man Of business
The siNty-seoond annual catalogue ot
the Bangor Theological Seminary gives the
total number of students nov al the sem
iuars a, y, a> follows Rcsi5ent hccntiatc,
! Senior class. IL; Middle class. 10
JUNIOR class, !. The library contains l5.-
0no volumes. There j. a permanent IL
hrary taHd Of SlnUn0, the income Of which
j, devoted TO the purchase Of books.
The Hcruii SAYS that the consumption
of charcoal At the ,Ardin, fac;or.r, Ia Fast
por; hl, made the manufacture of charcoal
quite a bu>inc,. IN Pembroke. for small
town. There were burned al that place
lA,i year. and almos, who'll, for tbr East
port market, 5000 bushels. which required
tu make Il, 100 cord. of wood Among
the largest burners we're Mr. Asa Phpps.
Who harncl about 7.ooO bushels and Mr..
Ellsworth American., 1882-02-16

in Italian, received by the district attorney
Yesterday, contained portrait of that Of
fclal, with sketch of his career, over the
title III. Colonclo Giorgio b. Corkhill." To-
day another rope was received by the dis
trlct-a,toruey. This one WIS from NerSail-
les. Ky. \ letter that came TO-DAY from
Chicago suggested, a. the proper mode of
execution, that Guiteau he fastened to
rope 800 feet long. and the other end being
attached . balloon, which would give him
"A ,eritahle flight Of glory" Guiteau. ac-
coraiu- 10 Warden CroCker has became as
Gpci.e as 3 lamb. doesn't insist upon having
hi, own way as be- DID during the trial. and
does what be- j. ordered 20 do without
mprmUr. lie ia, lost much Of his accus-
toned bravadc, and does not become 50 eN-
cited when iu COM cr>atloa. Gen Crockcr
state, that he does not believe any man uR-
der sentence OF death ever more fully APP
preC lated the awful situation than Gui,eau.
lie has become very much depressed in spirits
aud shows H. He behaves wIth perfect
drcorim. aud there Is not sign Of insanity
IN hi> conversations or actions. lie is de-
med tue privilege Of seeing visitors now al
together, and this seems to worry him.
Yesterday. however. John W Guiicau. his
brother. called at the jail TO arrange about
the prisoners clothing. bat It being late. he
d.l uo, 20 to the cell. The latter had an
interview with has broiher this morning,
previous TO his departure tonight for Bus-
ton. The Jail officials have taken every pre-
caution against the occurrence OF ANYTHING
that NAV cheat the gaIows or anticipate the
course of the !sw The brick wall erected
outside Of Guitcau's cell has not been re
moved. bat, preventing the proper ,eutlla-
t.on as il did, the warden arranged TO have
the prisoner occupy the adjoining cell tthe
window Of which Is not walled up during
the day. retiring to hls own cell at night.
lhi, Is 20 prevent a recurrence of the Serg.
Mason affair. for there is sufficient light in
the corridors Of the Jail at night to make
say one in front Of cell window good
target TO one standing in the darkness.
Gen. Crooker saws that the conduct Of the
prisoner Is. and has been since the verdict
of the jury. entirely different At ~ time.
except IN the presence Of reporters or those
whom he took to be newspaper men. has
he assumed the ar Of confidence and
bYIlado that he did before the verdict was
rendered When conversing with hls broth
cr alone. the warden or any Of the attaches
Of the Jail, he talks quietly and earnestly.
He Vet o.lng> 10 the hope that something
mal be done IN the c5ur; In banc, but Gen.
Crackc. thinks that he j. even fat losing
tan. hope.
Ellsworth American., 1882-02-16
LOCAL NOTICES.

One of the largest dealers in agri-
cultural implements and machinery in
Maine is Mr.. Fred Atwood of Winterport.
Mr.. Atwood is offering to the trade a nov
city and what looks like decided improve
ment in scythes. The scythe is made Of the
finest steel face. stiff iron and steel back
which gives it stiffness and strength 1t is
not polished; it is finely ground, then Hard
ened in oil, which gives it Tough and
Sickle Cutting Edge coated pith Rubber,
to droid Rust. 1t is branded "Our Pine
Tree State" Rubber-Coated Scythe. This
scythe ought to find large sale as it doubt
less will. Ask dealers for it and examine
it. 3w6'
Ellsworth American., 1882-02-16
State N eWs.

The Herald saws Mr.. Joel Philbrook.
of Camden, died suddenly few days ago.
-Chas L. Schofeld. i6 years of age.
committed suicide in San Francisco, Jan.
30. lie was a native of Brunswick. Me.
The Oldtonn Indians have succeeded
in organizing themselves into band Of
minsirels. They have adopted the name of
american Minstrels.'
Mrs. Dearnley. Of Lisbon Falls. who
attempted suicide two weeks since. died
Thursday night from the effects Of poison
and strangulatIon.
Oliver Moses, of Bath, one Of the most
active business men and shipbuilders il. the
State, for several years President of the
Knox x Lincoln Railroad and of the First
National Bank, died Sunday morning. aged
IS wears.
James II. Allen, a miner working near
Bullion, in the Wood River region, Idaho.
and native of Calais, was frozen To death
On the night Of Saturday January II, on
the road between HALEY aud Bullion.
Isaac Wilder, formerly Sheriff of Wash
ington County and we'll known business
man, died at Cutler Saturday night at eleven
CIoCh. he Was ia BOOu nedlln Saturday
noon, when he had shock of paraly sis,
from which he did not rally.
The Journal says the Augusta post Of
fee is one OF the most important in the
country. 1t takes some 80 men to do the
business of the office, and as many as 500
registered letters are frequently received in
one day.
Albert Hanscom, Esq, a native of
Eliot, aged 90 years. died in New York city.
Feb. |. He was formerly assistant col
lector of customs in Boston, and subse-
quently for many years until his death, held
responsible position in the New York Gus
tom house.
Mrs. Benjamin Cbadbourne committed
suicide by taking poison on Tuesday Of
last week, in st. Albans. She was the wife
and mother of the convicted murderers Of
Alvin T. Watson, who was killed in Park
man last June She died without revealing
anything regarding the murder. though she
is supposed to have been an aecomplice.
Ellsworth American., 1882-02-16
Beautiful Ever Blooming Roses.

All lovers Of Choice Flower, should send
TO the Dugee X Conard Co.. West Grove.
Pa. for some Of their Lovely Roses. These
roses are certain to bloom and are the finest
IN the world. They are sent safely by mail
postpaid to all post-ofiices in the United
States. This Company i perfectly reliable.
and noted for liberal dealing. They gre
d,rGy in Premiums aud Extras more Roses
than most establishments grow. Send for
their Ne,r Guide, complete treatise on the
Rose, go pages elegantly illu>tra,edl. free.
Sec ddrertiseUeIf IN tht, D1U,r.
Ellsworth American., 1882-02-16
STATE OF MAINE
HANCOCK ss:-To the SheriGs OF our respect,
Counties, or either Of the
nppnLlc. GREETING

Counties NJ nitLTr ~ ths,r
Denuttcs " GpELrrNt. -
\, w ~ command YOU 10 attach tire
hu'''s "I y taH 90 Chafies
.N ,l AZ, Hrthy formerly ~ Ellsworth, IN
s'''t 'HHHt. hl Ntitt, anu nos Of California TO
~ W II " Oe Hli'lFei uullaIs, AMI sulh,uon the
@ sy'l uyIth,IAt'' Ht ne may be tuund IN your
It',iue 5' - e. ~ tsf OSt"rS our Justlces OF the
-" tt"t 'u'l 'lat t'uF, next to lie holden IN Els
u VII 2 'hh l"r cur Couaiy ~ Hancock, on
KS sttohl iucsdty 1' Ortubcr next then antt
.n'tc ~ our said Court % answer unto Maggie Is.
IN n' @ t,ti ~ +! sW'rt IN uie County II haGcock,
in, 49,, IA pl "i Lsnei Tor D'oree
ru-pertiulh Nb s n ys ~, " ttnn,r'bi. i,,r,
h H., j,,f,,.i = "' k'N's ti'is huh"Fauie S"uIt
IA ..II rhar' XVI ,, - iiN ~. III h'ilIyu ~ v " -
riuhtI ,lay nr A,i a. III ~ &c =
Catholic Prir.t th,t VIM G ii,,s 80 a. III "a .
l. IA on her ma r, ~, ',,, 8,
In n. mn ''n q 't'sr hq-eitz, and
apd I, IA III 'i,rt 4" ll'i'' IN WIS one e,''
l!ll IL ,,.itt, Hfi,t,f rl,tHi ~ "''e va va ~ ~"
rta .angirl,. ami ,,,i,, T. - ~, i't,' t i H,,' ~
refuse anil a.. "a -, - a., -" wa VIZ @@ w @@ ol,'
iglt 10 ingls in .osct AMI ~ ~ '''' V9,'l,'io" ga
warts her, ma ht married ntc unpleasant and
an halt A. N rcs II the noy os.i a iIis ii.r
wort .Iore,aid whc they hve,i tugethsT a.
hhtahtr experienced the same troubles rs ,tateI
n'"', I ,'., oa ~ ninLh day oi Mar. A. d ls7t
period II about TIL. er i,h ,'' =
bella t. aud seat her rf MN ,at I,lI,, r., g., t
Caiioruta but iu view ~ h,r f,rt,,r - itb,.u7,ias
and prospect Of their l.tug bfttrr auI M
ren-n-trauct- OF her own ftmtiS h, ,ici ned io
-", and notified Hbeiee % That eGpct, when their
'"il l''ldenge easel ahd iar the last iiye years
!".l HH'Etht hl~ mos received any letters anv
az! m 'i a"n,h tr3 lh''te dirccti or Indirectly but
ms supporter a rSel hN her own laD r That
l"nr n,.tant 1lG'r their SAID internarriagc has
w"yS o'ia'cd herself as 2 faithful chustc and
1Htru'hate "iic-t"waris him u sJid IthcCe but
inAt 'hr ''Wlh't 20 salt hb lee towards your
h'lant. .hl- ahruitcl her affections from J. im said
al.
Ellsworth American., 1882-02-16

AT the thirty-ei.n,h annual meeting Of
tue NeW England Mut4a. Life Insurance
Company, held in January. the following
gentlemen were elected directors: Marshall
T. Wilder, George II. Folser. Dsight Eos
ter. Nathaniel J Bradlee. Perci,al L. Ever
ett. Charles |. Cottiug, Joseph VI Gibbrns.
Benjamin + Burgess, Warren SAWYER and
benjamin +. Stevens. The business Of the
past year has been greater than IN amy pre-
Siou> year since 1871. The fund. Of the
COMPANY have reached >li.jUo,o0o, standing
IN the market at d valuation uf SlfjO.OoU
over the cost on the COMPANY ledger. The
surplus to be distributed the present year 10
policy holders i, $500. 900.
Ellsworth American., 1882-02-16

HE restoration % health of our child
VI considered very uncertain. Whyn twu
week. olI ,h,. caugh; a cold until Is month,
old ,ar va, uo, able Ia breathe through her
uu,ir.-. became cmacIa,ed. va, a puuy
child. Upon using Ely', Cream Balm her
difficulty J, removed; ,h- hrra,hrs frrciy
ara naturally. The ncishhor. consider i 8
wonderful restoration. Mr.. \ Mr.. J. VI.
Smith. Owrso. \. y.
haye used Ely', Cream Balm and rr-
cc.yed great bcnch, a, present being entirely
frcr from Ca,arra MANY Of my friends
have also been much benefited b, the 1ia.m
What 4, claimed iur TINS frmcd, am fully
convinced !, true. CuA~. CRIME, Conduc
tor y. y. l.. T. i W K r., For, Jer,.s
y. !. Prce % cents.
Ellsworth American., 1882-02-16
Read Quickly, We Sufferers.

When buying Il. F. Atwood's Bitters.
beware Of cheap, spurious imitation, =
jobbed repeatedly by one Wood, at thirteen
dollars per gross (only nine cents bottle,
or four cents for contents.l The judge of
L. 5. Court ruled that Atwoud's Bitters,
selling 80 cheap, must be "Spurious imitd-
ton" The True Medicine bears the large
red patented "L. F. trademark
Ellsworth American., 1882-02-16

Tried and true" is said Of DIR. Graves
Heart Regulator as Il cure FOX Heart Dis
ease PLY. .icians recommend il, and with
out doubt is the only known rsmedy. II
affected with Heart Disease in any form,
don't fail Of giving it trial. 1t is pre-
.cribed for all forms Of the disease in young
or old Send for free pamphlet TO +. +.
Ingalls,, Concord, \. ii. Price, soc. and
Sl.o0 per bottle. For sale by druggists.
February
Ellsworth American., 1882-02-16

The deadlock ,,..l continues a; ALBANY.
Having elected d speaker Oh the promise d
valuable representation Oh the committees,
the Iammauy mea are NOW waiting 60 >ce'
whether The Bargain vi. be faithfully kept.
Meantime, no other officer, have been elect
ed ia the House and in the Senate the dead
lock is ,,.. unbroken. The Tr,bme sug-
ge>N ;ha, -Mr. Kelly WI. take the precau-
'.on. doubtless, to make his terms {. o. j.
,h.- time"
Ellsworth American., 1882-02-16
BOwdoin College.

Tn, siNty-secnud course Of lecture, at the
Name Medical S-n11! began Feb. .. The
introductory Lecture vas delivered by Dr.
Alfred Mitchell of Brunswick
Lieut.. Howe, u the |. :. Army. has been
detailed for duty here. lie takes the place
Of Lieut. CraW ford Who j. At Washington as
one of the body guard of Guiicau.
President Chamberlain returned lrnn, ~
Southern trip and rcs4pn"d ~ ,:.1'.cs here
last veeb iHcrc ha> been a rgmor in CIR
c@.atiou that he mci.ta'c> a Withdrawal from
hi, relation with the college. but 1t - he
hc,cd 10 .r without foundation 7.
Feb. -.
Ellsworth American., 1882-02-16
Business Notices.
On Thirty Day. Triai

We " % s.nd pr pyc's Celebrated flcrtr,' Vol
tai b'!ts aud other ti'ctrir Appliance ou trial
2 a. rtv dave D. Young men aui "l'irr Isr.nna
" b" sfiiirtsri With Nervous IvblHts. ls4t B.
TALLY, rt,.. guaranteeing -,r,tiy rclei ArI ,uu
ctr restoration ~ vixur ami fuAuh -ti Also iHr
Ehrurltl-m. Neuralgia, taraif sls. Liver sui
Aiiurs dillruitirs. Rupture. and many other dls
ca-sf il.u-irals-l pamphlet cent lr-, Ala.,
Nnllair Bot Co. 4ar-ball. hics lsrt>
Ellsworth American., 1882-02-16

DO not buy cheap medicines on the
score Of economy. The best are none too
good for the sick, aud are the cheapest.
Such are the Cherry Pectoral, the Sarsapa-
rilla, and other standard remedies of DR. J.
c. Aver & Co. They are worth all they
cost, and should be in every house.
Ellsworth American., 1882-02-16
4 Word to Mothers.

health of their families and cleanse the ma
ARIA and impurities from their systems, and
that nothing viii tone up the stomach and
liver regulate ths bowels and puufy the
blood 50 perfectly a. Parker Ginger Tome,
advertised IN our columns Po, See other
column
Ellsworth American., 1882-02-16
A Significant Fact.

The cheapest medicine in use is THOMAS
EcLEcTRIc On, because so very little of it
is required to effect a cure. For Group,
diphtheria, and diseases of the lungs and
throat, whether used for bathing the chest
OF throat, for taking internally or inhaling,
it is a natchless compound.
Ellsworth American., 1882-02-16

Elixir Nlt.c for Women Mr.. LYDIA
T.. r.nkham 81 Western Avenue, Lynn,
Mass. ha, made the discovery Her Veg
etlb!e Compound j. a positive care for f.
male complaints. \ line addressed to thl,
lady will eic.t all necessary information.
Ellsworth American., 1882-02-16

-Solon Chase rode into fame on pair
Of steers 4ddmSon's Baisam became mer-
itorious by its wonderful healing properties
1t cures Coughs, Colds, aud all affections Of
the Throat and Lungs Trial size, 10 cts.
Ellsworth American., 1882-02-16
4 Woman's Experience.

Mothers and Daughters should feel
a armed when WEAKNESS constantly oppreascs
them. "lf am fretful from exhaustion Of
vital powers and the color is fading from my
face. Parker's Ginger Tome, gives quick re-
lief. 1t builds me up and drives away pain
with wonderful certainty. Buffalo lady. g.
Ellsworth American., 1882-02-16
0bc G,l5Wortb Amrrltm.

Published every Thursday Morning At Coombs
Rlaek. Ellsworth. Me. by THt iiA\CoD
COUNTY PUBLISHING tpMPANf-
far terms, ~. see ir-t page
ss- NJ PETTENGlII. n CO, lo state street,
Boston s. Park Row, New ork, and sui hesnu'
Street Philadelphia. are our Agents Tor pTpcuT-
alvartI-sf1f ft, for the AMERICAN in the above
cities and authorised to contract for advertising al
UF lowest rates.
Ellsworth American., 1882-02-16

Composed of roots, barks, and plants, that
act in harmony, and are pleasant and ef
fectye medicine, constitute BURDoCK BLOOD
BIrTERs, of which highly conmendatory
reports are being constantly received.
Price 81 90
Ellsworth American., 1882-02-16
NOTICE {!

NOTICE OF Meeting ~ ~lorkh,Ii,r- ~ ,,..
" toud-b"ro silver Mining GO. ''
The above namcsl corporation bat ir., f,,f.,, d..
"li u annual meeting on the ,!ay appointed nI
l- hereby given that by order of the l.,ysi f n.
rector. special meeting Of the stock hul,i,r IA
corporation viii be held at the Onice ~ I.bl, /,
Ee'mah IN Ellsworth. Ne. "Wednesday Frn.
IuarE = A u. lNa2, al TWO O'Clock + NJ for fh,.
following purpose 80 ''''
/. I" elect board OF directors for tn,. v,.,r
commencing June II. l-sl p T. tlLr a,.tt.''
upon such Other matters may properly com. h.,
fore the meeting. nav ''
Ellsworth Me. Feb. :. iss9 60, ,,,t
Ellsworth American., 1882-02-16

]. W. KTTREDGE-Dear Sir: Inclosed
find one dollar, for which please send me one
bottle of "ELIXIR OF LIFE ROOT." 1t is
the best medicine in the world. Yours, &c.,
II. w. LYONS.
Ellsworth American., 1882-02-16

Mr.. A. +. Smith has removed his bar
Der shop to the room over S. ID. Wiggin's
drug store. formerly occupied by A. F.
Burnham, Esq, as law office. 3tf
Ellsworth American., 1882-02-16
Commissioners Notice.

w + the sub-rrbeTs, having been appointed ly
W TIE Hon. Parker Tuck, judge II fraIat,. f,r
M .lt IoG4ty OF Hancock, to receive and cxanlin,
uIe Chains OF creditors to the estate ~
WILLIAM WHlTMORE. late
OF Deer Isle deceased, Represented In.nIveUt ,,.
hereby give notice that six months are allowed t
7al,' oFeIlt"rs to bring Ia and prove thci claims
aHI mat We snail attend that service at the once
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