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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-03-14
COnaSn0 South.

Leave Charleston. ........ 5:55 A. N. $40 4
Arrive Savannah ..10:45 A. 4 $40 p n
The 4:15 train from Savannah, and 5:5S A. n
train from Charleston. make no stops between
Yemassee and Charleston.
For Tickets. Steering Car accommodation
and further infogIAaticn, apply to VIM. Bren. q
Bull street, and at Ticket ONCE Savannah.
Florida aad Western Railway Depot.
Q. &. GADSDEN, Sup'k
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-03-14


TYBEE. March 10, 500 p m-Passed out, barks
Two barkS at anchor of the bar, bound in.
Wind W. % miles; clear
New York March 13-Arrived Newport
Ceegenland. Toronto. Nansin, Loeb, Raimoch,
Thos Van Glider, Fannie w Johnson, Finlerne
Arrived out, Baltic, Alexandria, Cimbria,
Ilyryan. Express, J P Berg, Friedliet, The
Queen, Baltic Chas S Parnell. Harold, Shendi
mander, Camboy, Nushka Swift. Chas Tottie
HOmeward. Lands eer, New Orleans; Rask,
Daren; Colusa Pensacola.
Boston, March 13-Arrived, Julia A Brown,
R Hart.
New York March 9-Arrived, schrs Florence
aud Lillian, Smith, Jacksonville; Leonore,
Bonsey, Jacksonville; E a Hayes, Smith, Bruins
wick; Cook Borden, Lunt, Jacksonville
Cleared, schr Fannie A Miiliken. Roberts,
Jacksonville.
Valencia, March 3-Arrived. bark Garabaldi
(Nor) Zakariasen. Savannah.
Deal, February 2S-Anchored, bark Colonist
Turner, Antwerp for Darien.
Savona, February 23-Arrived, str Ferdinand
Van der Talen, Flaherty, from Antwerp twas
reported as having sailed for Savannah).
Port Royal, March 13-Arrived 9th, steamship
City of San Antonio. Hines, New York; Sth,
bark Alumina, Murphy Woodshole; 9Th schr
Lolita E Cook (whaler), Vera, from cruising
18th. steamship City Of San Antonio, Hines
Brunswick.
Sailed 9th, schr Joseph Souther, Watts Bos.
ton; 9TH, brig Robert Dillon. Sanford, New
York; schr F Yarnall, New York; l1th
steamship City of San Antonio. Hines. New
York; 18th, bark Alumina, Murphy, Bull River
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-03-14
9mffafles.
DIAMOND sPECTACLEs.

THESE Spectacles are manufactured from
Il MINUTE CRYSTAL PEBBLES melted
together, and are called DIAMOND on account
OF their hardness and brilliancy.
Having been tested with the polariscope, tht
diamond lenses have been found to admit IF
teen per cent. less heated rays than any otAeg
pebble. They are ground with great scientific
accuracy, are free from chromatic aberra
tons, and produce brightness and distinctness
Of vision not before attained in spectacles.
Manufactured by the Spencer Opuacal Mann
featuring Company, New York.
For sale by responsible agents in every city
In the Union. 3. P. HAMILTON, Jeweler anc
0ptician is Sole Agent for Savannah, Ga, from
whom they can only be obtained. No peddlerE
the trade mark - CELLULOID EYE
GLASSES a speciality
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-03-14

-, e555oHBtLs UY dDOVo BchouuI6 connect &C
charleston junction with trains to and from
the North, and for the North and East Wis an
rail Bay Line and Old Dominion Line
az Passengers by the 1905 A. NJ train must
procure tickets at Brens Office before p. NJ.
me depot ticket Office tcsH not be ope1sIo1 that
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-03-14

NAVAL SroREs.-ROsin was in fair demand
.,iav at firm and unchanged values; sales
"a barrels n. There was an active demand
~ spirits turpentine at steady values;
- Is casks We quote: Resins "A
S.s- b S9O1, @ s. 90, d 81 90, E
S6F s22l. q g 25, H 81 30, 81 S716 K 81 IS,
uses n s. 90, window glass - IS. Spirits
t1ru.utine-Oils and whiskys 45c.. regulars 49c
xsvAr STORES srkTEWENT
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-03-14
..vANNAH mARREE.

OFFICE OF THE NOR MoRS Z ISL NE : :
This market opened firm, with an
49, s.,,ard. and closed unchanged. Sales
&C., We quote.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-07-28

I'm 1900 --M-.--L A..L 49,
~3 . /. c.n 49, s~~:i
srI .haw \ ~, N Ja.;Jsa ~h;cb N
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s-~...,ra 1,..s sbs,, r,,,st hs.e hesn
49,. f~n--s 49, 49,
80" ~. ~. a.-:i scei-i.- VI. 0-;a{7.
s--,e-" -se. 1900 800
ss~.-'~ - ~ -i.rews h,., $3.50. -
a.@.,f.~ - Ir...r-.T az. .,J ha5 II,
..nr*,r -n.-e ,..t;s -. $50 49, ~:
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=. 49, ues-rh.. ~ a-.-:n~ 49,
4. r.'s--.F..+
1870 VI tt~- ~
- 49,. N. - a..
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nnarrs ~ ~ ~. M 49, ,.n.hs vr;tb
sass M - 4n5 i'm .nct roa" -
- sha, tj-;.jjs 49, III tacI {n- sba
h.i $500 ajr;~.., 49,. W. h.J ~
n-a.aIl,- $500 ~ ;nes,s;~c - -
..-. 800, 49, .s,,i ~. 1870. IT.
IN 60 .sI.nls ~ ,hr.s..S.' 80
M. ,nn"I. -
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II .:.r. .o,asa.. ~ ~.s
,rhn h.re ,san ,"a mucS a5n,;n.J mn
;,T,,'-.s y. ma~o. ~. aae'1n ss..ans
ri NTH th.m-and or eila t;jalmyr-a
rad anr hsonde ma 4 rann,ed a.can,-
rli.hc8 .,;rt NV, one summer n Nav
'roTf TIE c,rr.r ~ aI,r frcff Nal
Sanborr 49, , Jist,nf cn,,s;n ~ thcm
hoth .rd MA AMI lanes ,xera f,sf
-ir;en.i<. ~ ~er. 0r;ell, and yed,s VII.
Mamie ~ ,,onr>r tbe iva had heard
~ each other. AMI ALWAYS n vlowin0
terms. until Lance Mad come ID dismiss
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-07-28

Nv u. u.
Tread a Ro>rlani Park. Woodstock. Conn.,,
July ~
Beneath ne blue a'sh q ~; perfect Ky
And while n rosy hours are going ~,
We ponder what they bring and take away
Nir'h- maslc. and ~ little ones = play
lsass On I'ssh n hearts, nss " whose heads
zse.;s x'iasy smile: have srassTs m = .ss:s
brishi days q Peace.
OUT u the travail Or Two hundred years
Itp<e dis our itssro@Fsn 49,
our ss,h !. .cwed ~ seed win hopes and
And pssrsd out their bsst blood . make 4
Beet with peril from the savage foc,
They went about their w1rk. prepared 20 dic:
~, fs5 snsre me Ps sr,., ": sd issy sq ~ nos knov
Or d. smoke " their bsrAns homes went
darkIy ~ ths skyi
1he punishment they metei out was = Hrn;
Tnc sight Of women and y chIliren slain.
The thought ~ cAptivee that would nyt return.
Harletitd their bleeding hearts 70 STAY again.
.venrsrsncr D. mine: Another they rea / less
Pains 4, Forgive tncsnv' But one thing Was
That ':oi "a with them In their sore distress,
And ansxe. "A their strong prayers IN the vast
wilderness
Ihey buliied churches where today the,
Rudc nesting nous = ro-c up everywhere.
Eur Al The people lent Z helping hand;
And. when The SapbafnrbcA e
IN. ~s,liiie-t pnt away their week day caro-
And Iiocksd from miles around - hear me
ana n,ihrr came : man win snowy haIr,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-07-28

-
Little Miss Innocent (seatcd g
dinner. to pompous old coye): /. MI.
s.. Won't YOU drinke~ s.: YES. nv
dear, certainly. But whyP' Miss 1:
Because mamma says you drink like >
fish, and I want 20 see how fishes drink"
Columbia Spectator
Here Is : good joke, original in is
way. from the provinces. Station
master, 70 suspicious-looking lady
(aced). who has inst entered q com-
partment: "Are you iirst-class. ma'am?'
Aged lady: Yes, thank you; how arc
you.s ir?n-L0nd0n Lie.
"A hint b sometimes Is good - :
long speech. "Mr. Foote.n eaid q gem
tleman to that celebrated wit 1t . dim
ner party. ..your handkerchief Is hang
ing but Of your pocket" Thank you"
was the mild reply, lyon undoubtedly
know the company better than ! do
N. " Herald.
w." Children said ala-da-dah Bos-
ton school examiner after hearing some
ESSAYS read, .children, you should new
cr use 4 proposition 70 end : sentence
with Isn't with q prepositionp'
asked the girl whose composition gave
rise 70 the correction. The la-da-dah
school examiner with-crcd--Dsfrot
FreE Press.
They were discussing religious
questions: Said Brown" tell you
that il the other animals do not exist
alter death, neither does mani There
il no difference between man and .
beast" III anybody could convince
me Of that il would be you. Brown"
replied Deacon Jones, demurely.-
Boston Transcript
Together hey at IN the parlor alone.
Al the dusk Of \ sabbath day.
Her eh0peIy mead close 70 bis own
IN 4 tender loving way.
III . % lay my head. dear VIII
'Gainst yours" she mnrmuroi Iox.
In tones which made his pulses thrill,
he asked; and ihcn ehe ccughod
- ie sssa n n moe nss , maj ~ -
Revenge = sweet: "Look herr.
waiter. there = : ~ il this SOUP seid
: well-dressed, but disgusted looking
stranger % 3 waiter - IN Austin res
taurant- The waiter looked o The Az
critically. and finally said: "pd give
i've dollars % know for certain Il that
Nv II the one that has been nibblfng q
my nose al the morning."-Isros S1t-
ings.
--latest advices are 70 the effect thai
nothing has yet been heard from that
kitten which two bad boys q Toronto
tied by tho tail 70 the tail q : kite end
sent sailing on into boundless space.
Kitty dropped Of when tho kite he'd
~oarko1 wv Altitude ~ nhouk I.OJO feet.
The country can momentAriIy expect e
hear n = shower 81 live oats somewhere
down n Kontucky.-Chicogo Hcrojd.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-07-28

Ga, - - -r.-
~. @ .',;
r...o< .:-. =. ~ nH-~
.p..o ~. ~.s 49,. --~rs-"
~, ~ -- -s
Ip@-'c. r.re- t.~-.Sr ieS
y W. ~ 1890 49,
I.r WHY ~. q w. =. ,Sn.y
Z: ~ s9 ,n.- y cn 49, .stx.-S
"ne ~ ~nn-
o'V' ~ t:"se,
-Captain Frederic howe:, We'll
known - p commerciai woria 1ot nc
application q double :opsa'i ye!us p
shipping. which 2 given tee ,ny:n,
2 ne name q lowe x,8 W.
suddenly 81 heart disease ~ Aarmou.n-
port MASS 2 y. uays 80 Il r1so
invented p node no" ~ genera ~
q singing lower yards.
MI. Tulane. who recently gave ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-07-28

Town With Miss NI1um{f 0tIu*
able 70 discover that her two cousins nd-
each other one whit more than
they first met. Still. rs OriclIa
remained IN New York for the season.
81 returning 70 her home n
Baltimore. the TWO saw . great deal Of
other. and grew, slowly. more and
more con lidcntial friends. until when, IN
March. something Of Importance befell
Oriella, she made Lance the first sharer
OF her secret.
BE sure and be al Mrs. Chandeliers
dinncr-you said there wns some doubt
about it, because / want 70 introduce
you 10 Mr.. Jarvis Jerome. have IT
iained my ambition a. last. He isaImosf
q millionaire. and has asked me 70 marry
him. OF course. 1 gracefully and CRATE
fully said / would. want you 70 con-
graduate me. q. 81
Those were the hastily lines
She sent lowering; and lowering threw
them in the ire with = muttered curse.
..Whnt do I care that she has en-
gagged herself 70 Jarvis Jerome?' he
questioned Of himself. ~fiercely biting
his Lip until the red blood sprung 70 his
pcarly teeth. And then he wrote his
,,crs's ~ NJ C~handelor. and hacked
sa..h.l .nd ,,ent o,,t ~ town for 4
sr.ot
SVi'., ~ 800, h,ck IL vent STRAIGHT 70
... or;e,,. mi cnncr,tulafe ber.
.nh ANY ,slr shouf that now. It's
.s1m cr;sj or;eIl. ;mnatienflv
= Why, I've been engaged q week. !
want 70 tell you about Maude's April
1870 u ~ wedding Won know.
~. 4 ~ "a down n Nav Croff-there
aho,,, 5orsx ;nv;ted-snd ~ have 4
= ~ .nJ = o;,aen ~ Follv. mi 4 lest
\. I'M n manner Il fun. You'll
~
~. w. !, croro;sed lance. And re
IL ,yh;ie he carnival was n
z ~. -~~crcscd th.t ~,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-07-28

The water supply abroad il 50 often
Of . doubtful character that travellers
have resorted 70 the prudent ~expedient
Of drinking only some weli-known min
eral water. Inevenpon . large trade
has been done in TIE pu-rha.e from rag
and bottle merchants Of such mineral
water bottles as still bore the labels in q
fairly good condition. II was then easy
70 ill them with ordinary and possibly
contaminated water. adding salt 70 give
the taste and appearance Of the desired
mineral spring. BY this fraud the COM
sumner was NOT merely robbed bnt made
20 drink the very water he was doing
his best 10 avoid. We + therefore
pleased to note that in France at least
the Project OF Police has adopted encr-
gefic measures TO check this abuse.
Orders have been given TO visit al de-
pots Of mineral waters. 10 seize hap
hazard q specimen and analyzc II On the
spot. The tradesmcn will also be called
upon 10 exhibit their invoices 70 prove
whence their stock is derived. Not ONLY
are the stores Of wholesale agents Or
dealers 4 be thus inspected. but the re-
tailcrs. the cafe. restaurant and public
house keepers will be subjected 70 an
equally vigorous supervision. and All
vendors or such f~alsifcations will BE- ha-
BILE q prosecution. London Lancet.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-07-28

- delicious citron pudding & made
Of one cup and : half Of sugar, . small
half-cup Of butter. four eggs, and -
much citron - your taste demands; the
citron should b cut in very thin slices,
or IL may Be chopped. Make 3 pun
paste, and line the bottom and sides q
! deep pic-plate or 81 . shallow pudding
dish; iii with the mixture. and bake.
The whites Of the eggs can 5o reserved
Cor : mcringue. 4 you please --6 g.
Louis Globe.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-07-28

AT the age Of thirty-nine, says an
English journal. Nine. Nilsson feels
dreadfully Old. inclastic and disillu-
sionce. According 20 tho same author
ity. when the lady was in America she
appeared at = fancy-dreSs ball where q
prominent millionaire went up 70 her
and said: II shall Inv down $4,000 just
70 kiss you" mo" replied Christina.
s'but anybody who pleases may kiss my
hand q the rate Of 600 . kiss" In I
few minutes her purse VA stuffed with
bank notes.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-09-21

tihFAtil.
Rev. y. W. Hardy, formerly pastor Of
the Congregational church, and his family
have been making a vi,l, mere.
The fall Term Of the Academy begun
Sept. II, under the instruction of Irving
Stearns, 4 b. a graduate Of Bowdoin Col
lege. We hope that the school will be as
we'll attended and as profitable under him
a. !, has been in the past.
The village school house has been re-
paired considerably inside. modern furnl-
ture ha~ been put IN the Grammar school
room. aud the number Of seat, IN the prim-
AIRY room nave been reduced, tina, giving
much better accommodations for The school
IN each department. The fall term Of the
school began the 18th, with Ms Alice A.
lla.t .u the primary. and Miss Ella \.
~fo,,r IN ID, grammar departments. Both
teacher, have much experience and their
,choa,- arc always probable and we'll ar
tended.
There va, no preaching 10 the Cangre-
ga'jonaI church las, Sunday.
Rev. l.. ;. rripp preached tn the Bap-
u,, church the 18th.
The ia steamboat wharf got 'no hrav-
i, loaded. anil Che outer END gave way. ana
,oal. coke. anal salt water are ,om.uh bat
mixed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-09-21

The second annual reunion Of the
Mann family was held at the home Of Ros-
we'll Sishy in Aurora, on Wednesday. Sept
H. The rain Of the DAY before had given
freshness to the air. and everything seemed
tocontribuJe toward making it pleasant DAY
for the older members Of the several fami-
lies present to renew the old associations.
and for the children, and grandchildren to
pass moments together. which it will ever
give them great pleasure to recall. 1t was
much regretted by all present that several
families of the relatives were not present,
and that one family who reside in Corinth,
(having been afflicted recently by the loss
of their mother,I we're only represented by
a very touching letter, which was read be-
fore all present. Notwithstanding many
of the friends we're absent, at one o'clock
seventy-one gathered round the tables.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-09-21

which @ere richly spreaG with all that one
could WISH, and pariook of a hearty dinner.
The afternoon was passed very pleasantly
in talking, singing. walking around and
visiting the we'll remembered places When
night came, all agreed that the day had
been passed very pleasantly, and after
committee had been chosen 10 arrange for
a iy4nian 10 ISIS the relatives and frieads
parted, hoping q be permitted to assemble
again. when another year shat. have rolled
around NJ.
Sept Is
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-09-21

Foreclosure.

DC BLIC notice H. hereby Give. that v n-low
HIHk- of Buck-Pou hi decd dated June
-, $50, duly recorded murgagtl L. me 4 certain
parcel 81 sand 10 said Buck-puTt, b uutl-d be
ginning AT the southwest corner Of 10 % and on
the line bctw Gen Range n flnuina thence Nor h
= rly rs said rangr Hr - land 81 Il q. Kinks
theme westerly hs SAT-, iIiuk- laud Ia nj +
il ubrn >tuhh-, thence ~uuthrrly by said stu rs
ian'i - the linz ul Tot -, theme, Ea-triy by said
lot Is t. the pac, Of beginning, containing about
sixty acres.
Ai-u another lot, bound South by land Of WM.
ID u<iass kI-t 10y the range line, North by and of
r. T.. in and We by the range line of Ist
range, containing fifty acres, more or les.
The condition of said murtg ge has been and j.
bros en-, by reason whereof | claim 70 fOTeclose
the same AMI give this notice for that purpose
JULIA &. BARNARD.
BY 4. q. Woodman, Her Atty.
Bucksport. Sept IL, loA2. IVY
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-09-21

"Iow do YOU manage SAID a lady to
her friend, 10 appear 50 happy aud good
natured all the time p II always have
Parker's Ginger Tonic handy" was the re-
ply, "and thus easily keep myself and fam
lily N good health. When am well al
ways feel good natured
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-09-21

A new stock Of Room Papers and
Borders. all neu STYLES, just received. also
TsrT,in> and fixtures with cord. taS>el>'
fr.n h ,'.' and loops 10 match. Samples sent
h, nal # desired School books. blank
b9ak, and stationery Of all kinds and quail
ties for sale at J a. Hale's, opposite
Whiting Brothers. Main s. Ellsworth
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-09-21

MIR. J. II. PARTRIDGE, Of ELLSWORTH
SAY>:-If any one wants 10 know ABOUT
vour CHERRY CORDIAL" You may send
them tone. Inever used anything IN my lie
and gave ME relief so quickly, and so pleas
Ant "a the taste too. | have sent you sever
ii e,,stomers for il, and it helped them all,
one in particular | think of, Mrs Daniel
Adams. Her colds generally last her three
nonths hut she was cured IN week.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-09-21
A Generous Firm

We are informed that the propiieiors,
McSsrs. A. 7. ordway \ Co.. recently sent
three dozen Of their reliable medicine. Sui
phur Bltter,. to the Catholic Home for the
aged, which Is highly appreciated BY the
directors and inmates. AS We SOW so shall
ye reap. "-Edtor Catholic Union.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-09-21

Pour years ago, James Pyle Of New
York. iir,i introduced his celebrated Pearl
inc to the public, and now the name of
Pearline is everywhere household word,
and millions upon millions Of packages are
annually consumed by our intelligent house
keepers. Sept.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-09-21
LOO Al MOTTO -.
WILL BE SENT FREE.

-Four beautiful Fancy Chrome Heads 70
every one who i, using, or mas used pro" :" ;
Ir,, Ei-tsr>. Write. stating disease for
which medicine was taken. benefits derived.
Nc.. giving correct address, 70 BEo"N
CfyucAL Co. Baltimore, Nd.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-09-21
Great Oil Boom.

+. Balch. Elgin, H.. writes THAT after
trying dozens of patent liniments, without
relief, for rheumatic and stuff Knee, feel
have "struck oil at last" for after using
three bottles of IHoMAS' EcIEcrRIC on,
am prepared TO say II i, the best application
| have ever used"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-09-21

NM b. =. oNI.. SEPT. IT,
,,rrs. STORM occurred here -..> after
noon 4 nunia,r bua-a-, were IN
r. t.l and others blown down. Two barns
were ,,rgsA ay lightning ana burned. aat
....t, ,,,r. .ra i NH % ali directions.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-09-21
Found AtI.s>f.

An agreeable dressing for the hair, that
Will ~iop ~ falling, has been long sought
ior. Parker, Hur BAlslm, distinguished
t.r u. pur.-N. fuL.k .uppLIc,- M, Nnnt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-09-21

T WISH to thank my Customers for their patron
l. age and will SAY intend Ia carry on the bus
ness another year | would be pleased t. suppl Y
them and others wishing % buy Coal | shall
d"my best IA supply G"od, Clean Coal al
Low Rates. Leave orders at Morrison 4 joys
Hardware store or At the Coal Yard
A. {. HOLT.
Ellsworth, April "a, 1852. smnsI7
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-09-21
FARM FOR SALEy

tn Neruna,tWO and half mile from thebTiCige and
l. nnC-htf mile frunthe mill Good pasture
Ian and b II iHg IN gppt repair. For further
'rtcniars inquire on the prem So, or b. mail.
sept. I, ls-2. WILLIAM BARBDtiR,
w g. VERONA, ME.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-09-21

10 the lIpnorao ia -e ui PROBATE Tor he Coun
4 81 Hancock
iii unicr-I-H q, Widow Of James I. O-gnpd
late II tlI-s arth, Ia said County. decreased,
Respectfully represents, that -.aid deceased led
pu--U- e,t II Personal E-utto, Inventory uI
Viii ht- b,vn nuiy ~ uru- into The PROBATE
pfi that Llr circumstances rri'.,r It ntor--
-ary thai she shout ave murr OF said Pcr,,4-ai
Estate an IA j. utIli,ti to on distribution
thcrcu., >hy therefor pray- that ~ Honor
would rant hvr such Allowance cut oT cid Per
k-tatr. ni discretion you IA de
tcrminr --iTy ami proper
LONtNIA ". OSGOOD.
>,pt j, lssz
STATE Or MAINE.
HANCOCK ss.-Cuuu Of Probate, Ellsworth,
>epielib / uI, \. 49,.
L on he furegni Petition, OiDEKED- That
said " lduw give public u toe T. 4 j persons ter
cd, by causing copy Of tils urier 10 be pub
lshed thrre weeks successfully II the EllsW OTth
American ncyvspap printed in klisN h, Ia
sd County, that they M appear at a Court If
Probate Tor said County b. held at kiisN OTth on
the second " dnesday Of o toDer neat, At ten of
the clock Ia the r, noon, and sh5. cause, If my
they have, why the &c should not be granted.
3wSs' PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest:-CHAs. DORE, Register.
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Nerves, BRAN, and muscles gain
strength and the power of endurance By US
ing Browns Iron Bitters
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Dividend :!

I He Ellis sOr.h X Ger Isle Te egFaph Co.,
/ will pay a iyiicsIsi III 10 per centuIn at the
T. eastirer's Office, ST. lex.
SAMUEL HEKRICk, Treasurer.
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On trashy extracts when you can buy last
ing perfume SO delightfully."- fragrant and re-
freshiug as FIoreston Cologne
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Notice.
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it at my -npr, Ut Little beer Isle.
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