davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-11

Old sDieky Roar. Who years 40
served ~ New York's Recorder. was
the peiitesf ol msn. No MASTER how
hardened tie rogue. lhs Recorder
treated him with pol;shed C0nsidera-
lion Il Is With deep regret. prisoner
- the bar. said nieky once when
e&ont raMinn senEenee apon : nofo-
<loos lhief Hhom the ,0fg had Just
esnR 'slns flat Ahe G8nfl laels ilAeli
compelled. "a pursuance oE CITY. -
sentence you for an oifsnss Of which
> jury OF your countrymen say that
| you are guilty. The Court IN absences
Of all knowledge. prasumes that you
have hitherto lived blameless life.
Acting upon that presumption, the
Court viii only sentence you 10 hard
labor in the State Prison for four years
and nine months. The grim humos
of the Recorders politeness was seen,
when the spectators recalled the fact
that the extreme penalty of the law
was FIVE years. But Diely was nc
such judicial Chesterfield as Judge
in Illinois. who fourished in the early
days Of that State. A man named
Green had been tried for murder be
fore the Judge and convicted.
Mr.. Green, remarked the Judge
| in q bland voice, the jury say thai
| you are guilty Of murder, and the Law
says you are to be hung. / want yor
| and all your friends to know that i
is not I who condemn you it is thl
| jury and the Law. Mr.. Green, wha
time would you set for the execution
of the sentence ! must pronounce or
i you? The law allows you time foI
preparation.
4 am ready at any time, replies
Green. Its all the. same to me. sir
i Mr.. Green. replied the Judge
this il q very serious matter. and you
better take ell the time YOU can get
Mr.. Clerk since il makes no dilfsrenc
TO Mr.. Green when this verdict
completed. just look into the almaaa
and see whether this day four week
comes on Sunday.
The clerk reported that that da
four weeks came on Thursday.
Then, Mr.. Green, If you please
! said the Judge, 'you win hang thi
day four weeks. at twelve o'clock
May il please the Court. inte
: posed the attorney -generel. somewhi
! shocked at the strange style Of pas
ing sentence of death, 1t is usual q
occasions Of this sort 10 pronounce
formal sentance; to remind the pris
ner Of perilous condition. and to waz
him against the judgment to CONS
oh, Mr.. Green understands Il
whole matter. answered the Jude
You understand it, don't you, u
: Green?'
!. Certainly. Your Honor
E Mr.. Sheriff. adjourn the Court
: DIR. Green was hung four wee
y ! hom that date.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-11

GEx. GoRDoE As q sroRY. TKrLER.
With ell tho generals rayety anil
imagination. he is. and always has
been. sincerely a piolns nan, and new
er went into an engagement that he
did not ask Divine assistance and e.
vor. Once. however, he almost lost
his gravity at prayers held on the eve
Of battle-the battle of the Wilder
ness. One Of the common soldiers
was called on to pray, and nsn could
pray at such times. knowing that
within the next hour or two ono ~
more Of them must be lyinr IN tie
dust. On this OCCASION the soldier
began 20 Lord Thou knowesl We
are about to engage in 4 terrible
conflict. il you take q proper view Of
the subiectl' At this time the hear
ers lost their gravity, and fought the
battle Of the wilderness with their
internal spirits giggIing all the wav
through. At another tina, when Cor
don was about 10 lend an attack ID
Petersburg. he and General Hsth and
s1ne others went into q little school.
room on the lines to pray. Sol Heth, the
generals brother and adintant aener.
al, who was always on the lockout foI
. drink, was standing little way OF
and Henry Peyton. one Of Gen. Leea
staff, heckoned him 30 come % IL
house and join them. Sol did not ~
derstand their object, bat totally mis-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-11

PRESENT 0PPoRrUKrTIKs.--Tt Il
common to overlook what Is aear ~.
keeping the eye on something that il
remote. In the same manner present
opportunities are neglected. and at
tainable good il sliqhted By minds
busted ID extensive ranges, end intent
upon future advantages Life. how-
ever short, IL made shorter by warle
Of time, and it progress, iheugh nati,-
rally slow. il snads still mIors Slow ~
unnecessary labor.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-11

4f Is.s4 <sNlF <neak. x4 MoHaer-
...l e.e..<. sls f.1f stfo4 is thai
- $1,000 ~ rs.ss sS al|.I .Fv could
ss|a;k ab5n. So E4l. eoasoms.
anM atsss nj An IA knH neonla
Ils~ ~ y - faow. \ sz< s. ene
.''..s;n ssd k'ssssf Oar 81 hissa-
- .sls ..a ..r ssn lswru y nn fnM
fsrS-sa ee<es ka.k w. accnrscr
rer6mS sha< me hape 6. saf. and
i..e.~SS s.9 nre...lo..s Hoe., s,es.sz
ss.s hn;ld:n1x s 81. Is v bat
sf 49, e.-.s s.. .,,.e a. rs<t fk@l
s:nf errs.r-f. s. ks.,E : aAa
oI.l.es 'rs..in s.Is..f..ls alans ne tale
r''.e' ~sm,lr !. .nmn Y. wari-s 81
-sIIsf 80. ....s ,;.nr. 7i.-
s.,s Ss .S ..
e;rt 49,. 80 ~, -, ss.ls rnfls~. 80
e.ts- 4. e.s,:s,ss ~ 60 .srw e c.- ,sad
!, - -. -.,ss ssc sss s;srsn h;-fo
= e ss-I- I, ,ssr. an lev - mae,,menf.
.~isnc--,. v..ss,f. a rvs~v hnv
: - ~ 60 ss,~L -.egIs..:,, s.a &C.,
...a;s - $ s-r-,ss { s,, Ls-so,;.r 80
r..:'I;. s,s srss.s.s-,,
sTr..s NJ. s;,as,I;f~ ~ .sssv -. ;mrla-
...ss - -, $500 49, -. - -
:,r... 1:g.s..,e -. ~ -,;a a -
...s' - 49, 49, e. 60 s.~,'s- ss TX
60 60 80 49, = 80 80 80 : ~.a "a
- S:-;3a5 = s1s',.s ;.,a - @.'z.s - ,,;.s
: e.gI.ss ss5 .a'S ~. ..~ -.
49,, - - = zs.-i .a. ~~..@
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-11


AropsEN L xAvnau.
re waFs8 ue3etlie II 1hair 9fanieue, roll
AnA, Ia E|senMIoms A fAeT boldly pemes
&H burs,s SD Nan1sh lnte seel1anE oams
b neg ibs E8oHlz e a4agglIaE l's
II sasfn saeeesa|oa. II sl||s Worla|y r,lIfs.
pnnA hrnvely onmasf. miih aif hrper aiate,
70 eeriSh. sadit. 81 he 9sors9 S. Fate.
H.
Th7n Toufh. iniEsniH t1ssures 1ssrlszliy
r. eepFn III harasAlfa S etle'n she gcz
4 me,herse spirit 'e be atmol4 eaue.
&H#. ifoW fee fK#fN'N #fF 4fN H ##S
3 fre - g ssEH x41t bare.
mg.
ThiD iaunty fIigaie. a ~ brilliant launch,
And. c'er fhe hinnacie nas placed Iight,
Which con.rienrs gaas1sd ihrough shs dark
esf night
The lookout, Foreshonshs, watching cloas
af1ead,
With Sl,ipmats Caution hsaved the faithful
lead:
re.t sl,oals' or breakers. cr scue careless bark.
Mtgtf 1ss,I. and sfnk her. n the pitrhv DARK.
~.
Ana thenn werm fnn,,ed through an earnesf
~~.ssg,
Who ksua ahe I.ou-book. ana whose name uas
Tr..sh
The serona oe,eer was Courage called.
4. -, eeerna no ohrsaeIes, huf unapnaIlea.
wonl3 crowd al canvae thar she 4 s.lely bear.
A. long - Prudence wouId conuent . siesr.
The other ossoar. wIsh sirele.s hand.
u - nrslre Indnstrv. Who took Command
az ali he shinmsses who composed the crew.
while pursef Honeetw IA an wms trua.
Hnowledae ard Wisdom nere bv hsm assigned
10 choose cargo AZ n.ost precious kind;
That Fame, expeesant at fhsir lanrney's end,
70 ,.rnun fhe Rnaernrlsa would conaessend.
VI.
To take the benrings. and 10 heave the lead;
/ with Honor, Truth and Courage e'er at hand
70 strengthen Prudence In each strict cum
mand;
With Industry 10 cheer the willing crew
Add Honesty 10 give each man his due;
answering Prinriple the compass fair,
81 which wiss Prudence might with SAFETY sies'
1
VI.
1 Ills hH0Tmnf ffiQmtn would securely ride
High Ger the billows uf liie's stormy main,
/ And safe The haven d Ambition gain;
L Where, with The glory Qi IN honcFed name,
Re a drop bis anchors 1T Che gnal Of Fame;
And. o'er the masthead, In DE setling sun,
/ Displag the hammer which kucreis had wOn
tIu.
prize,
Did nos their courses and their lights disguise
1 Bat Gran and Canning Of cnntEol their helm
Competing barges thus 20 oserwheim.
With brazen prOws their treaeherous ship
they arm,
And Ger the aeas, insensible 10 harm,
There boldly Foaming. crush with Jealous eyel
The honest rivals of their enterprise.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-11

The hasks Of Prridy, with deadly aim,
Nay sink eaeh rival en- the road 10 Fame;
ho. uususpieious of theiF hraxen heaks,
still sirnpgles vainiy for the goal Il serks.
Thus wish her coioFs on her upright mast.
ioufhss balk 81 llonoE may snccnmb Al lasl
Faiae unattained mo prize Or haven won
Enkn0wn-nnhonoFed In the race she run.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-11

mQR wt&A n vonr owu ipwn Terns
I1I apa 8 euias .ss. Asdfsn B Hat
k48s 4 -. feslland. Makne.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-11

And ret pendhance fF0m out shiBmoble wrerk.
10 shoreWard noaling, like hnmhle speck,
The chest oi Truth &c length may safely reach
The naelleEine haNen Of soane friendly beach;
And falling haply intn JUSTICES handa
Who hneakina fearleNlg It's rusty bands,
The treasured log-boOk CT pure Truth may End,
v hich ! afne viii rrsrae 70 instruct ufanAind
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-11

The other Officer, with sirslcus hand,
Vas active Industry, who took command
OF ali the shipmat8 who composed the crew,
while PuEseF Honesty 10 all was true.
KnoWledae and Wisdom WeEe bv hlm assigned
To choose q cargo of masf precious kind;
That Fame. expeclamt a. their lanrney's end,
TO crown the knterprl1e would condescend,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-11

with Conseiencs. F0rsshonght. Caution all
ahead
To take the bearings. and 70 heave the lead;
With Honor, Truth and Courage e'er at hand
70 strengthen trudence II each strict cum
mand;
With Industry 10 cheer the willing crew
And Honesiy 70 give each man his due;
Unswervlng Prinriple the compass fair,
s. which wise prudence might with safety steel
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-05-11

Youth fondly fancied. in honest pride,
Ills h1oymnf ffiamts would securely ride
High Ger the billows Of liie's stormy main,
And safe The haven of Ambition gain;
Where, with the glory oi An honored name,
He'd drop bis snchoFs 1T the goal of Fame;
And, o'er the nasiheaA, In DE sstfiug sun,
Dispiag the hanner which Eucrets bad won
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-10-19

The children Of the la,r Rev Bcnl
Tpuan. II. d.. for many wears pastor OF lha
Ssu;a Congregational church. Augusta, are
q phase a mural tablet 10 the church, m
memory Of their distinguished iataer.-
JoauraL
.f.,o ,,.,,,,,,,..,,, ....,,..4 A.. 80, r,..,
,s.,b NJ -. ,.. III p ..,,,,
IA, C.,,,.h,,r., Mn ~. ,.,,,.'.T.'t Iyat,r..
~, a. ~ F. I...'.,,,I f.,..,,t.,,
I... So ..I.s III. .......,..,.,
,...L /, -, !. -. ~. -. 10 -.
C;.,,,.t,,r-. NJ,
The trial Of EuIeuc iiHrl, rs Harmo-
ny. FER the MURDER 81 nm brother, was sem
cludcd before Judge Virgin. "a, >kovhc-au,
Ihur-day. and The JIrl brought 40 YER
a''' 81 murder !" ihe mr.! degree. tl'l1N'
suc prisoner va sentenced % H''t f'i''h
''I ME
-, IL stated that Coy. CohEr' SlIi give
thc Naier'iIlc Classical Institute build
my costing about -in.HD. MrssTs- faN>ett
\ Stevens. The architects, have already en-
tcnd upon the work Of preparing plan
ior th' banding
Gov, plai,icd with Gen. B4tIer paid
his respect, t. President Arthur. Thurs
ia, evening. In the Presidents box Al tile
Globe Theatre. Ro.tou
g., ...-.......; 81, Nt.ft,...,, l.l,.
.r.,,9 T....5,, ,.b. - IT., - m.
nr,.p,-,, l,.,,,,.J ,,.,...,..I n n,s .l,.,,.,
u.I an, ,,I,,i,.. ,,,u a,. -. 49,. -
r.,..-, r.n t'.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-10-19

Ia kelt, beautiful poem, LAMA" a
Young man has been led captive by phan-
tom girl, and Is made the slave u her beau
u, until an old teacher comes IN and fixes
MS eye upon the figure. and il yanishr, IN
il true form u Shiny serpent. This D.,
poefry; now for fact. Disease IN ,ar.ou,
form, seize, upon Young men and oil, and
especially doe, i aiec, the kidney, and .,-
er and begin, usld.ou,iy to work ruin and
death. But Hunts Remedy, a, the old
teacher. comes 10, and the shiny serpent Of
disease glides aaay. Vt first. men think
that a diseased liver % il,orderel kidney,
IS a mere phantom, and 70 on their way
neglectlng the EVIL. ana not realizing their
danger. But this l. mol something 70 be
trIried with Gail III Hunts Remedy at
once it will both reveal the demon and
cast it ont For kidney, liver. aud urinary
complaints there Is nothing IKE il. h
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-10-19
State n VS..

The h>4ae5s- Jaa-Hll tell, II Young
printer. VI Augusta. Aho recent, POT thar
rrd aud sent To- housekeeping. and rev
nights after forgot al ah'u; ID and Ncn'
home 10 the pareutA. hlmr 90 supper Ia,
mothers query, Ny son, haze va pro-
cured a divorce thus earl, ia l,ur ~edl.rl
career ?" aWokr HIM, and. leaving toe table
amid roar Of laughter, be pa' On Li, over
coat and hurried home, where h., Young
wife was lmpatiei.tiy awaiting A.s coming
The journal say. BEN. I. Black, Of
Belfast, in digging drain near the rag
wharf on the east side, came 10 4 number Of
logs four feet beneath the surface The Logs
we're followed out and placed together,
making a vat. Il va, afterwards learned
that the logs were used for tanning watts and
we're placed there nearly 100 year, ago 81
Mr. Iolford Durham, one Of the earlier set
tiers Of Belfast.
during the first part Of the month Of
March Mayor Libby, Of Portland, instructed
the police to use their best endeayor, 10
suppress the liquor traffic 10 that city. ac-
cording to law. Up to the frs, Of October
over four hundred seizures we're made rs
A44f punt AfAAlAS ttAAN A4lAlt ti4f s1A4tl A44H
have made few seizures. but the most Of
this work has been done by the police.
Nearly $50. 900 ia fines has been paid.
The light house board has decided 10
discontinue the West Light at Cape Eliza
beth. aud remove the revolving machinery
IN that to the East light house. saving
of $1,000 per snnum will be effected BY
this action. IL Is also decided IN the inter
ests of economy to discontinue one Of the
two lights on Mailnicas Rock These re-
auctions are made necessary BY reduced ap-
preparation, for the pay of lighthouse keep
ers.
OF the granite issue and the charges Of
/ the n J. World against several Maine con
tractors. who furnished granite for the
/ Brooklyn bridge, the Rockiand Free Press
I saws Among the persons interviewed Or
/ pretended TO have been interviewed in this
/ vicinity are Gen. IIiison, proprietor of the
I Hurricane quarries; T.. Ii. Lawry. secretary
l Of the Bodwell Granite Company; Nav
( nard Sumner, president of the Rockland
/ National Bank John 5. Case. a member Of
/ the Bodwell CO., and recent MAYOR of this
/ CITY; also Merrck SAWYER of South Thorn
aston, VI. X. Chase, of Bluehlll, Mr.. Pierce.
of Frankfort, and the deputy Secretar, OF
State. Augusta. We have made inquiry Of
Messrs. Tillson, Lswry, Sumner. and Case,
as to the several reports of interyiewers
with them published in the World, aud each
Indignantly denounces them a. made up Of
a tissue of misrepresentation, falsehoOd and
| fiction.
at is well known here that there was no
| large sum of money made from the granite
furnished to the bridge from this section,
and if there was fraud in the matter, it will
not, probably. be found in the granite con
tracts"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-10-19

! concur IN the motion that these resoiu-
tons hc spread upon the rccn0i ni ihe Court.
a. | think il well iar %, aud those who come
after a., To- see spread up'a ,aI, rccolr our
appreciation of the character 81 oGf dcpayt-
ed brothers
JUDGE WALTON, THE PRESIDING J-sriCE.
|, has been truly sad thu, these occasions
are suited 10 remind ali OF us Of how rapid
Is and relentlcs,l, death j. thinning the
ranks Of the profession; especially Of it,
older menhers But these shafts are not
alone aimed at the older members, thr gray
head
Within the last month. 10 TIE count,
where ! reside. two members Of the KAr
comparatively Young, have been taken from
Us both Of whom not only occupied CON
spicuous places IN their profession. hut had
reached high political hunors IN their iic-
time refer To Mr. Hutchinson. Who. at
the time Of his death. VAS Speak, 81 the
House Of Representatives, Of tins state. and
to MT- ludicu. Who, not far hacA III our
history. had been leading member " the
Stale Senate.
These occasions are indeed saI The,
cannot be otherwise. TIN, occasion has
served % remind mc Of the fact that vaep
came upon the bench. twenty wears a-a last
MAY. 1t vas composed Of eight members. a.t
apparently then 10 good health and 81. o..
SiN nt those who hrNt occupied The bench
with me have passed avay. Judge Penney,
VINO was then chief justice. Judge. Cutting.
kcni Rice. DAVIS and Goodcuov and one
Who came upon the bench litile later.
Judge Dickerson has also passed ava,
Al - hs, -. = d.
sea; upon tn, bench With me ana been At
my side many dsNs together. tina, have
passed away. or those who werc upon the
bench ~hen came upon il. Judge Appleton
and myself are the onls ones remaining
], l. certainly sad 10 remember huv rap
idly and rclcntlcs..y death !, DOING d, fA,a.
work hut there 5. a: the same time ouc
p.ca,au; thought that these occasions bring
% "a. and that =, that n ~ also faithful,
perform hfe's ,.ltlcs We also ma, b, Kindly
and lovingly remembered a. oar departed
brothers are uow remembered
Il vas not my fortune 20 hc personal,
acquainted with our deceased brethren
whose memory aud virtue. We now .crk 90
pcryctua'c have ouh met them nv
times But kraa 'ha, the, maintained
good regulations. and have 30 Ga4h' that
o.. :Ha; in, been ,a k.uI.t ar! trr.u-s
sal- ot them u j.s' and tf-c. ana gran,
she notion 'ha; the resolve. wa.ru have
been prepared, and arc .1trrIe,! q, ncrp,,
4atc their ,.r'uc. and THAR memories. sa4.
b. placed glau b., record. Il ,hr t.a-f.
IHs s.'rA wtl p.c1ss cA4sc chem q. w. \.
cAicrae. aaI g. prepare 90. .ea. q r.p t tn
me .auaN ~ cz5. a' The deceased
No. a. q further respect 'a far n..ma-t
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-10-19

A letter from F. o. Sharpless. druggist,
Marion, Ohio, in writing Of THOMAS EcLEC-
TRIO on, says "One man was cured Of
sore throat Of eight years standing with one
bottle" We have a number of cases Of
rheumatism that have been cured when
other remedies have failed. We consider
it the best medicine sold.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-10-19
= Difficult Problem solved.

The desire for stimulin', j. becoming a
mon.trous evil aud how To overcome it Is Il
serious question win reformer, Parker's
Ginger Tonic fairly solves the difficult proh-
lem. Ii nyigorates body aud mind without
intoxicating, aud has brought health aud
happiness 10 many desoIate homes.-Ea-
g.ireT. See other column.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-10-19
Notice TO Subscribers.

The late tilC asldre---ls on each -uD-crt-
hfr'- paper shows the time "a which the sul--rip
t'ul- uaii ami aH .un-crisiers ~ areaIs arc
r.. te-tsfi e. paw Hp AZ soon p.'--lble-
lu 80 communities iiau- relating To subscriptions
oar correspondents are requested tn state tlr
Post ofce O. which The paper IT, or I- % rc sent
ami 10 be careful 70 write 81 proper names plain
Is.
In directing change of address, alWays give
the present address a. well the 70 which you
" ia the paper Afterwards seat
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-10-19
1 Patriarch

Writes, with hsm, steady hand tuut a
Trembling ou,l. though my age nearly
eighty. ! s.,e my Testimony ID roe value of
Bt EuoCh Bloou hlrrtH~ ior lwent, year,
have suffered TORTURE, ,1GescrIhabir
through dyspepsia. Indigestion aal cou,iiFa-
ton. tried hundreds Of remedies. but al.
vas money thrown away until tired your
h.i,ers. give H4ulock blood B.t'ers ,hc
credit for making me strong AMI hearty
Price : 90.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-10-19
0br GllsMOrtb american.

Published every Thursday Morning at Coombs
Block. Ellsworth. Ne by THt HANCOCK
COUNTY PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Dor terms, &r., sec hrst page
az VI PETTENblI4L & co, 10 state street,
Boston, B, PARK Row, New York and -ol { heznui
Street, Philadelphia. are our Agent for procur-
Ing Advertisements Tor The AMERICAN in The above
cities aud authorized 10 contract for advertising at
---LL .ll.e-t NC.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-10-19

Why suffer from that Cough when
Adamsons Botanic Baisam will speedily
ana surely cure you? Children like it.
Sold BY ali Druggists and Dealers at 80 cts.
Trial size 10 cts.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-10-19
Doctor Yourself

and save money, perhaps your life. send two
3 cents stamps to pay postage to \. 7. Ord
way 4 Co.. Boston, Mass. and receive a
copy Of DIR. kaufmann's great medical work
100 pages, elegant colored plates.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-10-19

Ai,i IA accorlanee win the b,.law. II.
,urh ' .,u,.. 80 many shares Of each parce If
puhiie auction. at the rrra.,rs,'-' -, H"'d al
1',a.yor. NJ, on Saturday The ~ Ill =" -,
80 'o ,4i, iNH2 at the hour Of II o'cIo.k
~ sald day 10 pay sad delinquent = a :
e e' .sUa' 9-sether with cost Of adyerisIna sn6
FRANK II. WILLIAMS, Tr.,.u-.r
3w40 'o"'' 'it.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-10-19

Present indications are that the Repub-
licans have elected eight Representatives in
Ohio-a Republican loss of seven, rather
than twelve. as our Democratic exchanges
oosely claim.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-10-19

Free rum and no sunday may sue
coed in one election. but il will not long be
the policy of great and intelligent State
ike Ohio.-B0sfoH Journal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-10-19

= L
.'.- 500 80 va
'... nc, .''''..'s nay ,t t ~. ~
thr past that mar, W di>fgurcs an acquaiu,.
anee. association, and may trul, say a
friendship Of quarter of a century
When | came 10 thu Bar twenty-five wear,
ae1. or TO speak accurately. IN Ann! 1857.
found Mr Abbott and Judge huu1wa,cr
here. veteran, tined practitioners. re.
~ ''.., ~. -oN "'''I Z. mem ny o'' !"
wears since, whether We we're au,aconizcd
10 professional. life, or associated together,
a. ] Frequently va, especial, With Mr.
Abbott. IN the conduct Of iria.s ~ court, or
m The more attractive walks Of socia. inter
course. there grew ap ~ me, for both these
Brothers whom We mourn. not only re
sPc0t. hut warm regard.
hey were both good. sound. Wcl. real.
and from The hegiaHsng. vel educated. vel.
equipped .aSNcr~. Not ih, Bar nor any
other had % 4's r-Hks more honorable prac-
i.'.'aer'- he, were fal'a'-l 90 their clients,
>.i each was sH made Hr Tint De- knew 'ac
t--.ea. difference between good case 30
trusted q" t.U ard bad case. and WI,h
tiat- g them q VS. '.c goo. case that ou-
..,'r.. 'he strongest effort.
vi Ab.n'' was a.'o-c'hcrtn t more com
'a'.'c and -u,.e.-.u. y the "a and be-
fought E., case, s,r earnestly h1,h here
and tn 'ae ina. tribunals. He lad ample
tmc g. study Dis Cases and 90 prepare them
JOG TIA. aud vaeu he dAs came J can see
A.a here nov wl'r A.. c..ra' and w.,ucsse,
a r1.matN lE Attendance be- VA. ready
:'r '.c battle 60 heeu. ds rat ;A..k. ]
q. ua. b,..,te that tbs to-r; ever ,a,t. all
pay together. a. ha-f waiting fur NJ Al
ta'' h, Aac0 b., = 4nI ttHr sa.,. -;
..' b., testimony without r,.,.ra;.ug ur ana
r..a. atom. a.- a.s plea. vrfs hs.c:. .rr.c and
Away 2. Pr. ..a'. H. 4.I aa; .a',a up
a., - r.. 10 Ca-r; ara ,a.lr. q v.t os
t4ma- .-, B, certainty aygneia'ct both.
aul ,.,rwa,rr BE- slowed tl.. 3a great
uar' f.ca,... ~a1,. have h,en la,c.,.
t'.., :a.ra.ns looking DAG satue old &c, o;
.lt'of- covering . aHrsy-p a,.Iraec 42aa ha.s-
uc,s WITH l.u aH. SEQ not fad oa. sa
vt.ea tae-, !. a.' some slcau ~ h-mar .r
fac o.. 4-a,' a.- Ia.-c Alto kE,4 huns
~ NO ti h...t ITO i-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-10-19

The Liquor dealers Association Of
OHIO sen, tie following message 10 the
Jaiou for Right, Association IN NeS York
CITY. which Is the name Of those in favor Of
free rumselling seven days IN the week IN
NeR York "ThS liquor dealers # ohio
send greetings 70 thar brethren u Ne'c York
ami hsp- ha; Ner FORK ,eiH TAKE Example
from Dhi0.