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Home and Foreign News.

u'1a. II +, d.>oo.eryI la, mountain, Of
marble
lib, paanoi9a government ha, decide!
70 erect a lighthouse al s.. Martin, Head.
y. r.
The Apache, have jl., u.l,.4rrrl sew
en's five NrNicAu> and escaped with plum
der INTO New Mexico.
Gov. Long ha, appointed Oliver Wen
del. Holmes, Jr.. a, justice Of tie Supreme
Court IN place Of Judge Lord. resigned.
The socialists IN Germany are rapidly
increasing and the government intend, to
continue rcpre..I'e measures.
In Cambr.dseport. Mas. FRIDAY after
noon. Michael GArrty, While working near
a circular saw. slipped and fell against the
saw. which cut his head OF
Ninety three thousand acre, have been
planted under the new arboriculture act in
Kansas. Preference IA, been given 10 the
cotton wood tree because Of is rapid growth.
-EdUarI Haskell. promnen, dry good,
dealer at New Bedford, Mass, shot himself
IN the head, SATURDAY morning. His recoy-
cry j. hopeless.
A chest containing 80 900 in old
French CONS i reported to have been dug
up IN franklin. Pa. few DAYS ago twas
probably placed there IN 1859, when Fort
Macenault WAS evacuated
The wardrobe Of the Chimes. Minister
at Washington j, valued according to a cor
respondent at SljO.OOO. He never appears
twice at receptions in the same dress. and
they are all Of the richest silks and satins.
FRIDAY afternoon eleven conyicts in the
Arkansas Penitentiafy attacked and dis
armed the guard and escaped They we're
pursued with bloodhounds, but killed three
of them, and night coming on the pursuit
was abandoned.
Joe Howard writes Of Gen. Grant
Rich now beyond the dream of his most
ambitious fancles, largely Interested in az
iaIrs OF moment, in daily contact with men
OF talent and financial brain. he finds il nee
essary 10 conform himself more TO the die
tates OF customary gulse. He wears high
SIX hat. isshlonably-cut overeoat and neat
ly-blacked boots. His beard is more care
fully trimmed. his mustache is lined la
mod,, and he bears himself modestly as he
passes along the street
Bishop O'Reilly. of Springfield. Mass.
on returning from visit to Ireland. saws
that there has been as much improvement
among the people in the last four wears as
during the previous quarter of century
But he thinks that ireland relies too much
on America. The people" he explains
receive so much money from this country
that they depend upon it &c pay their rent
with. and are not thrown on their own re-
sources. 1t might be well to give them
lesson
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-12-14
The Daily Kennebec Journal

W.. f4rn.,hthe public during the approach
M session OF fhc Legislature. with jul and
reliable Report, Of the Proceeding, Of that
body.
The session Wi. be one Of grcl, interest,
and longer than usual. The adoption Of
b.euula, sessions tend, To increase the
length OF the sessions and crowd them with
BUSINESS. Among the subjects OF iuteres,
Viii be the election Of United States Sen
ator and the re-dlstrictins Of the State for
Member, Of Congress. also FOR Representa-
lives TO the Legislature. 1t i, probable that
the remodeling OF the State Reform School
viii be called for. The new Revision Of
the Statutes wili come up. These and other
Weighty State matters. with the great mass
Of private interests that will demand the
attention Of the Legislature, will make a
long, labonous, interesting session, and the
reports Of the kennebec Journal will be
just hat ali wide-awake people will need
10 keep them informed Of the doings Of the
Legislature.
The Kennel bee journal also publishes all
important State news, and full reports of
Associated Press news BY telegraph every
morning. Price. - 90 for the session.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-12-14
Congressman Reed on the Message.

Congressuan Reed. speaking Of the Pres
it,ut's message. SAYS: 1T is message very
commemorative anl suggestive. There are
many things IN il which the people Of the
United States viii be glad To read. The fig
ure, he gives as To the combined results of
increased business and honest. skIltui man
agenent ii the Post Office department, are
especially satisfactory His reference as 10
the river and laIb0r expenditures show full
appreciation Of the difficulties attending that
kind of legislation. He hr>t suggestion,
as remedy. may well seem unsatisfactory to
IA a.r.t. Art no one VINO has not been
member OF the House, can az al! realize the
effect Of dividing the Improvements into sep
arate bills. We DO that On public buildings.
asd the result Is not encouraging. Our rule
renders consel |idtion inevitable. The con
stitulIonal amendment giving power to veto
items, deserves serious consideration. One
objection to that has always been the great
increase Of power which il " uid give to the
Executive but a. the tendency seems now
20 be TO strip him Of more or less Of the
power of appointment, that objection viii
lose some of its force. Inc eneroaching
power Of Congress Is so great that the EX
ecutive ought 10 continue at least as power
ful as the Constitution makes him. HIS re-
commentator as to the coinage of silver
dollars, ought to be attended to. More dol
lars have already been coined than can be
justified, even by those who voted for the
bill. We snail find this over-eoiBage Of sill
yer a serious element of disaster, when the
next business reyulsion occurs"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-12-14

Remember that every one suffering from
Ca,arrh. Hay Fever and Gold in the head
have cure at hand IN Ebs Cream Balm.
Price 80 cents.
Apply into nostuls With little finger.
was troubled with Chronic Catarrh and
gathering IN my head. va, very deaf at
times and had discharges from my ears, be-
sides beng unable 10 breathe through my
nose. Before she second bottle Of Elss'
Cream Balm was exhausted vas cured.
AMI to-la, emo, soaud health q. J. Con-
his. "25 tac~tnut->'. Field Manager Pnu-
aaciphia Pub. House. Ia.
E.l,' Cream Balm cured ne NJ CItarrh Of
many wears standing restored ms sense ot
smell. Fer cold, IN the head j vorA. Ike
magic. l.. II SIN. GOD. National State
bans. E..zabcth. y J
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-12-14
THE AMERICAN. THURSDAY, DECEMBER Il,


Mr.. Samuel g. Ildtn, VIM ...ed at
Li'chhcid en the afternoon oil f!.aaksgn-
lna Day, aged %, lived to see his three sons
educated! and enter the minislT, is aceepta-
Die ministers of the Gospel-Iioraee W,
Howard b. and Herbert.
Sarah +. Meservey OF Belfast has sued
that city for $1,000. for alleged damages in
being thrown from carriage at Cily Point.
on July 4. She claims the accident was
caused by a defective highway. The city
denies.
-Rody lnniam. Of Neazie, was arrested
at Newburgh. thursday. for the larceny Of
clothing from the residence of Nathan Frost
al Ofono. The goods were recovered and
the woman sentenced to jail for three
months.
The augusta Journal SAYS tina, the
First National Bank of Augusta has re-
ceNed from the estate of the late Israel
Boothhy $500 toward the amount of
BoolhhN's deialcation. and has compromised
the balance of the claim against sand estate
IN the suit against his sureiies for 10000
and cost OF suit.
The Hh,g SAYS Nessrs Vim. T.. Mann
aud Isaac VI. Bragg, OF Bangor. and Mr.
Isaac Bowman. of Lancaster. y. H.. have
purchased 1000 acres OF timber land IN
Oxford county. The land Is covered With a
heavy growth Of spruce. aud Is Convenient
TO MagalaVaN waters. The owners viii be
gan large operation immediately
The Times saws that Lodge of Odd
Fellows was organized at CALAIS. THURSDAY
evening. In coming fro1 the hall. at the
conclusion of the ceremony. Mr.. T. W
tonant. Of Oidtown. gentleman who came
10 CALAIS To assist IN organizing the Lodge.
slipped and fell on the stars. breaking one
Of hl> legs above the ankle
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Bailey. Of
East Fairfield. left two children. one two
Years. and the other FIVE years old. alone IN
the CRIB while she went out a few minutes
during her absence the children PLAYED With
tie fire. The older one was burned to
death, and the other she cannot live
Miss Nelic Swan. OF New Sharon. was
fourteen wears old when her mother died.
leaving her sole mistress q: the homework
OF = large farm, which she has sine, faithful
y discharged. H. her ,iN wears experience
she has gained 4 wide reputation Tor the
superior quality Of her butter and cheese
! his season she has marketed a .i,ilc more
than POO pounds nf butter and / 81 pound,
OF cheese. besides dom. the hou>cwurk
Hon Hannibal H,m,in. United state,
Minister to Span, arrived home a. Bangor,
FRIDAY evening. accompanied b, In, wife
Both are 90 excellent health. aaJ though uo
public denomination was made. the ,.n,ra-
i'ie statesman received pu,a,c., Is cordial
welcome h'me by large number %: Dcish-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-12-14
PILES PILES! PILES

80 OH NFFD SUFFER
\ -urv cur. for Blind, Blc'- ling. It. hing an +
t.rcralrI me has b-ru discovered by Ir. WI
Lam, IAN lu.l!tu r. -netiy.. called DN WILL An ],
lNulAN pISTGENI \ single box has Curu'i tie
worst chrome rlsr- 81 - ~ ~ Years rtau ing ~
one lesi -4firr I've minute after applyl : this
wonderful -.suthtus medicine. L"tiui- ir-Gru.
urHt- and ei.t itllrly, 10 more harm than -u,.l.
Williams ointment ab-Irb- the tuutar~ alley the
IA tee f-si.. act lpul ice, give instant ami
paiu'es- relief, and i prep r,d only fYT Pile,
Itching u il" lrtNat" p4ft-, and To- thiuZ .l-r.
KeAd what ihv Hon. 81 C.fhHb,rrs. ID tl-,e
LIANT. say about pE- NnLIAN'> INpIAN PILE
OfNTNENr Il have used So Of pile Cursss. ant
IL affords me lcAs r. SAY att have never fsuni
thing 81 hirh give such immediate aud per
matcni relief 5, In. NiLIIAN's lNBIAN OtNT-
MINI" For sale isy :. u NitGIN, or
l5Tl5 ". p. PHILLIPS 4 Co. Portland Me
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-12-14
PaipiIatiOn Of the Heart.

J. VI Night. syracuse y. Y, ~rirc,
When ! h:>t commenced using YOUR Bur,
po,k Blood BITIER> sas troubled With
du;tefins and pAIplta,.on of the heart
felt weak and .anslld. with numbne>, Of
the limbs; since using, my heart ha, NOS
troubled me and the numbing sensation !,
all gone" Prce 800.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-12-14
Marshall Hairs

read, method .n Drowning d, ID what % DO
aud no~ TO do IT, vi. be found In DR. kaui
mann, MeI.cA! Wark the eu.orel plate,
from life. send t~o ; cent stamp, n pay
postage 10 \ 7. Ordsay \ GU. Boston,
Mas. aud receive . cop, free.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-12-14
THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
Strung, Clean, EnltrDrElng.


The Largest Circulation Afroh9 me bes' f''F'''
Rejoicing with it, readers N the better times
which reisu throughout the r4unt 5, TIN Iidhi ~
finds itself at the beginning q new business ear
enjoying Its own fair share ~ the prevaieh. pFoS
perity and prepared to make all It's several tIut"h
In roughly complete, enter aiming and valuanae,
lie frst aim Of TuE TRIBUNE s 10 BE- the pest anu
foremost new spaper Of America IL has " own
tel graph line e. Washing u, T. Uses the eao'rs
freely and Il Sc. uTs the Ia for the news, print
in all that l. useful. u tells Wiat Is rth u n
detail The rest 10 put Int bright sh' par ~ lhs.
lts cuutyEt- r>h. ch"ifc, Nalgd Aiti tilrouShl
uhoLj rtiu 40 e III very respect NJ 1ei NJ
has ,ong enjoy et the Lrl.pst circulation am ~
the best eople. 10 Intends t. 80 'ival usur lis
placc iHE TsIhJNE l. the organ - a." indy l'iaA'
OF no faction or Clique snd 10 NJ .tCrc~i adverse
to the pullc zu1si II knows NJ scrN tee uther than
that 81 the people.
THE TRinUNE believes tbs We. being Of the
country will beet preserved by ArspiaS lie
,ias yrnlncut in Republr hani-. But u 'tncs nat
b,iiuyt In Ning IL. Bu-~i-m ur Corruption 10
once Il ha- done hard RI. ami tIAcu great
risks Ia ed1Tt- to g.. MY the R'pulic1n party u
experts - continue la ihat course. whcr''rr "f
whenever this may -erm cy,if mot tuuhung
thAt ihi, b. tnc ire road % q worthy Republican
success in 1874
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Notice of Foreclosure

" HEREAS. Mary fah. u Ellsworth. Hancock
w Count Maine M on thu nineteenth dty II
NAY, \. u. l>7I, by her IN r gaze dead duly
rnrlr' in HAnrurE RI .l-try u Dcrt-, Vol i52,
parcel Of lani situated III said Ellsworth and
bounded AMI described ~ tDlloN- to Wit. Begin
ming al the North ra,trriy corner Of said flhy'-
homestead lot nu Church Street theme. on the line
Of Church >trcVt North - ta-t four rods and
three fest more or less 10 Carleton Mct,uwn- lot.
thence Mt Ttght angie. : uth ~ last -lIi
AcGOWn', liue ten ru-i- "a samuel buttons and
thence ~ night angles south IS last said but
tOns line four rods and three ieet land II said
Fahy, thence North " West ten iol- "a place OF
beginning containing forty two -quAre rosis moe
or les. And, Whereas said mortgage was duly
assigned To- me DE :, lss2 hs Segment recorded
In sail Resi tr, Vol. Is folio iuy. The conditions
~ said mortgage having been broken therefore
claim a fore iOzure II the same and give tlis no
uce for that purpose
DAVID FRI Nj,
BY ". h. Campbell.
Ellsworth, Dec 5, lsA2. Sw5J
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-12-14

-Neaat.r Ha.A ~ k.a'..ky. with sever
s. .,aeg Democrats. Senators. }, extremely
aaN-a-> @. .-rr ;ae question Il Republican
uo....,a. .-,>,.~agu., -.ye>r. gated. Senator
II tr rrsyu ,,.> ~ add o. the power, and
duties ot '-r committee tuat If luNe~tlga-
ts.s -l, assessments levied uy the Drmocra-
On 1H frr uamrru.> associations II liquor
dealer, throughout tile country By which an
enormous fund va secured Ia ina, party
;.r fa..t.e4. uses. Somehow tie Democrat
lc Senators are opposed 10 so extensive al
investigation q Mr.. Haze proposes. bur the
people ~. gee WIKI him 10 A., assertion
taa, '.It has become Frarent more tins year
than ever before II was shown l- the man
Hesitation, ot q dozen different States, and
IL vii be q menace If our suffrage IN thu
future. that the great .lquor interest what
ever NAV be IL form. whether j, = III the
form ID al application here for legislation
upon revenue laws. whether II : ass0Cia-
tons Of ssey-lea.ers " he,ner i Is brew
err associations. OF a hundred other differ
eut garbs ana yai>es under hlch It consists
was arrayeL >alIdly for the Democratic par
u. that !, furnished them largely with iheir
funds. and one 81 tae mighty evils that Wi.
Be confronted ia the next election viii be
the embati.eL array OF ;ha; interest in favor
@: the Democratic party. want it inyestI-
gated now on the threshold. | want Tit
public % De aware ii that. Men IN Iowa
know j.. men .n Ind ana know II. men IN OhIo
Know II. men in Massachusetts, know IT,
There j. uo duub. about il Il is d great;
growing. stalking menace Of the suffrage"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-12-14

For ls>3 THE Tam ~ oilers a rev prvE'lum
OODs hOt guDID Ptats
OE uGDst sshGifNE AND
"a Rt-sssH sSo'-, 81 AMI pt2 PIP. pr"fu~eiy
illustrated. bound ia 81. til. amt su h} agents tnr
thr inYaritg Ic IrIrg - : IL r. written - en-
inrut ply sirlans ~ ! urk 1ui Philadelphia
and published by he we'll AGoWH standard mcii Al
book bou Of William Wu Go. Every posi-
Lle topic yltux 70 thu structure anil functions ~
the human holy Is exp alne,i In this work with
text "a let re-. The book tcaChc- how a. regain
health when host. ami how 10 take carr 81 IL when
rcgaine'l. ltrNp.aiu- What 10 ii" In sncrgerci :.
IL All save many human hfr and many "a hour
OF suffering ami anxiety. In ans ordinary family
II viii pay for 1t elf ~ msuth'- time. The terms
are
An , WOODS HuUsEHoLp PRACTICE AMI he
WEEkI.N TKIBJ NJ I've years
lWnops IIoC~t MOI u FENCrr,E AMI THE
SiS SEM WkEkLl TKIEJ NJ hvr years ,"r
With ten c"pic~afiII " EEhl oucycar
.,a WOODS Huu -FHotn PRACTICE a"d tween
Is copies 30 IiIt M EMILY one year.
Ncrruinr WITH fun de~e r!Ptian % the wurA sent
on ppiI,atioH.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-12-14
a CA RID,

To all who suffering from tie errors aud indis
crct!Uus Of YOUTH nervous weak mes, early decay
loss OF manhood, Sc- will send a recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary In south America.
send a elf addressed envelope to the REV JoskPH
I. I~NAS, Station u. Selr York city.
lyr4s
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-12-14
w hy Welcome.

Wha, makes FIoreston Cologne welcome
on every lad, toilet table i is fragrance
and rich. iloWcTv odor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-12-14

Why be weak Why not be healthy,
robust, and strong, by using Browns Iron
BitteFs2
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-12-14

Every year Inn TRBr NJ oGrs tn subscribers
d Few premium heuA- II marAr,i and standard
merit. The terms am usually arTau<c't That
either the paper ur the book l. gin o. the sub
scr lcT
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-12-14

HuM,> Bloop-On the purity and vital
iy of the blood deperd the vigor aud health
OF the whole system. Disease Of ,arIons
kind, is often only the sign that nature j.
irving to remove the disturbing cause. \
remedy that gives life and ,igor to the
blood. cradicatcs scrofula and other lmpun-
ties from 1t, as Hoods Sarsaparilla IN
doubleday does, must be the means Of pre-
venting many diseases that would occur
without its use. Sold by dealers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-12-14
10 The Legislature Of Maine,

NJ sen7crhcrs interested ia thu .u,elt a-h,-.
ian,i. n'E'luae river, res pe tfuIlv i at voayr
OF .9.,i cine Inch shall prevent the TAI inc
as, 80, Qua said river by means Of aIy r, -
H"A' "'hef than the IN IL usual rormsia n"'' of
Rr,o,.,,, {. h. NICHOLS aud ID Other
- 1893 swap
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-12-14
DRESS GOODS of ALLk.>Ds

MI, anhtl Suitings including the Celebrated
s t,'s'l >. TINS" for - 90 a YARD
14HA'" Nilth f'anneis from % l.. ~ "a et .
- - ! r." .~ortinent Foule Dre,. Good a
S9Ss VICE ~ the rev shades also a ME-. ia -
ami shades. '7' 'h'ioe ~ les
~, ~gIni an attention to rGy stock Of sark and
~ ~ tn, tins ~ wool, single and double "a iota,
iAatrh the Cloth '-'' - 'H9'''7 20
,, , nay, also received Fal and Winter STICK Of
~ Seiepi ate'i Domestic Patterns any uer-.,f. ,,yr
nd7ihs nv d"iiar- worth Of GoO,f- Al nv lore
cost. any PAteTh iFee OF
az I nss. no",is are all gooi style and Perfect in
y resPet such a. be found In Fir-t Ila.s
vim 49, -. a. " ces thAt viii Compare fav0rably
WIN pr1ces Ia Town for the same gsafify or C1,d5
Sc cALL md EXAMINE my stock bef,rs ,,.,r
causing etsesohers THAI not urge vou 10 t,g ~,
intend 70 keep Goods that ,7ia speak for fh,,s.srs,
A. F.. GREEDY.
ELLswoHrH, Dec. 5. lss2. a,,,-,o
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-12-14
The Singer.

THIS On RELIABLE SEWING MACHINE
i s;ll ia the vid VITA . ,a.a4hls anrI1Nt-
ment. which makes Il nulseiesS ana The
lightest running in use. No one has ever
questioned their DURABILITY. They have
stood the test for over quarter ~ a cen
fHy. and to-day nne-Ieuths OF all the Man
ufacturers throughout the world are using
them, and three-fourths of ali the Family
machines in use are Genuine Singers. We
caution people not to be deceived by ire
sponsible representatives Of some one-horse
concern, whose principles are low enough
to fN second hand Singer machine to eX-
hihi' in their office, To compare 1t with their
shoddy machines. padded with cotton and
raw hide to deaden the noise. Ii is low com
petition. Do not be humbugqed, They can
not furnish any of our manufacture except
second hand machines, We do not sell TO
Spectators. To accommodate our rapidly
Increasing business in this section We have
opened Branch office at Ellsworth where
We will be pleased 10 see any one that wants
anything in the Sewing Machine Line. Ma
chimes Repaired.
THF SINGER Miro Co.
Ellsworth Branch over SumiTshy's Store.
Main ST.
80 j. II. BKowN, Manager.
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MILLINERY AND FANCY COINS

am MINDS. k>FFt iALIY
ADAfikD To CHRISTMAS TRADE
nv \ coop ASSORTMENT % ssIn
MARS all SIZES 4 COE8E> FIR
oI'e hd.' tAs yrt,r tAry st,-r,, -.li ,.T d. -. '''
~ '"c1 u 2.5a3a- .A-Es va rry-r grs,
=. ~ 'h'i' 3ns7DFfment Il tbs nev, wi -. L.
=, ~ cF.hiet~, Embroidered Linen ana ,,.
n"l hncy ytJB Of all kinds KDIt tal-tr
.','l -, HSnl7t Nhbtas ami ~hawl-, Iarvin- ~
- a,' fl''''~' Fancy Mittsn4 ahd II r4st-r-
~, 49, ~ 'h,hd stock Of BaiLoa arr,l .r
-. t'4ire Also Cashmere Jersey t.bIvr.
III f'in.nt Of Pointed CoHcy AMI B.ark Fur
I -. -A an. prices Fur Collars aud Cloak
- - 1'aIh't ubterN ear for Ladies' and u -.
H. 80, lar TOT Laie- and Children NV Stock Of
- Irimmlngs Button- and Brald-. 4 IN ~
49, ilAS1 me new shades If Ire-- t,p,,.t.
nave doe ztsck OF iaLi,a' anal Cb,l,lr5 -
=. 40 - 9haie and Quality from IL ct- n
D. pr ,s have also fcw pieces of Blsrk
iA'"rably with any Ia the Count " ga ''''i' pare
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LOW PRICES

Look ut the Of of the articles and prices.
Watches at 90 and upwards
Gold and Plated Sets Jewelry from $3.50 To $1,000.
Bar Pins from to
Cuh Bib Pins irom }Dc to $3.50.
~leyec Buttons rom jc 10 $3.50.
Chains rom to $1,000.
Shawl Pins 900 to $500.
ali tyc, $50 $500
Emblem Pins Chains and Lockcts all prices
75c. % $1,000.
silver % o &
or Vases, Toilet ard C
Crcns Mugs, Shaving Mugs Russia Leather Jewel
Handkerchief Collar i
Ial,' and Gents Wallets and Pocket Books Purses.
Iocact Cutlery Comprises. Drinking Cups
o. m
D u,,fI artU
| sun have tie usual ral Specacc and Eyr
3 Rt-ut
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LOST.

HANCoCh COUNTY SAVINGS BANK ROOF
IL No i465 issued In the name of Henrv S s,,o
The finder viii please leave the same al thc RAM ="
T.. L. BURRILL
pus,o... n. -, Treasurer.
s''' Dee- D. iNa<. aw49
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JOHN -ILSbf. Treasurer Of Bucksrart
iva ~
The Phoenix herald., 1882-07-28
Chit-Chnf.

Fifty thousand slate pencils arc made daily in Castleton, Vermont Ex.-About fifty thousand slate pen cils arc used up every day by Ari- Nzona saloon keepers
 They don't have rains in Arizona. A cloud just saunters up and ex- amines town, and then collapses right over it.
 A fly is said to have 1e,OO0 eyes. No wonder he is careless as to where he leaves his specs.
 The latest cure for evsry-tIling-tho with-the-stomach is glass of hot water, drank just after rising in the morning. It is said to stimulate the stomach and aid digestion--S. F. Report.