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| The High school opened Monday with
an attendance OF II, larger number than
was anticipated. and the largest number ever
enrolled. 1t is deservedly growing in favor
with our people. Why should 1t not, when
our boys and girls can there obtain good
education OF fit for college, without leaving
! the old home.
Our thanks are due to Mr. r. G. Cup
| till for late Florida papers which contain
| full accounts Of the assassination of the two
| colored men. who were the witnesses iestI-
fSing to the democratic frauds by which the
| Hon. Horatio Bisbee Jr. of Jack sonyille
was kept at of his seat in Congress which
rightfully lelonged to him on an honest count
OF the ballots cast.
AT the Republican caucus SATURDAY
afternoon. Hon. James I. Cushman was
nominated as candidate for Representative
to the Legislature. Mr.. Cushman was the
memhe from TIN, CITY in the last Legislature
and /. . e,usi,m4a cminen'l hu'd or the
position. The following cit, committee
we're also chosen: +. h. Aiken, \. ".
eastman and John o. Whitney.
Miss Mar, Frances Hopkins who spent
last WINTER IN Boston receiving instructions
from som, of the best teachers ~ the new
est mr.hui>. i, nov ready 10 take pupils in
piano instruction. She will give special at
tenilon to technique. Mis- Hopkins has
for several wear, been qualifying herself for
teacher. She will give a free public recital
at the Unitarian Nes'ry. Saturday afternoon
Sept 10, from 1 to ) O'Clock.
Ne are glad 10 learn that Army Life. -
a WORK recent, published. written by Rev.
T. Gerrish. pastor Of the Is; Methods,
church OF Bangor. Is soon to Ne on sale IN
our city. Mr.. GcrriSh Is a live man and was
himself an eyewitness Of the scenes which
he describes. 50 that his book j. becoming
deserved, popular. About 5000 copies
have aircad, been sold. Nj. Howard Of
Bangor. vii present the merits Of the work
TO our people
Tine following Is the last Of tax payers
N the C.,y of Ellsworth. Who pay A tax
tor the wear lS>2 Of ohc hundred dollars
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MARINE LIST.

EiI.~ orsh Port.
Wednesday. Aug. 80.
ARRIVED.
sch VIM. II Archer. Belatty. Boston.
; h Red Rover. Lor- hart, Boston.
Sch Olive Branch, Farrell, boston.
Friday, Sept. /.
Seh Copy, Milhken. Boston.
Srh Forester, Young, BOSTON.
sch May Wyman, Barbour, Boston.
SAILED.
Srh Luela, Pratt, Is stOn.
Sch Elizabeth, Ray. Boston.
sch Lucy Eiiza eth. Lord. Rock land.
Sch Altaye IL, Alley, Bangor.
sunday. Sept. 8.
ARRIVED.
Sch woodoock, HammeGt Boston.
Monday. sept. 4.
SAILED.
Sch Red0ndo, Woodward, Bangor.
>ch Red Rover Lockhart, Rond ut.
sch Olive Branch, Farrell. Bangor.
Tuesday. Sept. S.
Sch Delaware. Sadler, Plymouth
sch Express, Lamson, R"ckland.
Wednesday. Sept 8.
Sch VIM. II. Archer. Bellatty, Boston.
Sch Copy, MillIkeD, Boston.
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MARRIED.

Ellsworth-Sept. /, by Rev. DR.. Tenney, Mr..
Eugene Clough II Ellsworth. and Miss Rosa
Jordan, Of Walfham.
Aug. 30, by Rev. T. F. white, Mr.. Ma
thauie c. jenkins of Prince Edwards Island,
and Miss Annie NJ. Anderson of Ellsworth.
Beverly. Msss.,-Sept. 4. by Rev. ID. L. Nor
gan. Mr.. Scion Lovett Of Beverly, and Miss
Mary l.. Barron, formerly OF Ellsworth.
Castine-Aug. % by Rev. G. G. Winslow
Mr.. Orlando Il. Howard aud Miss Emily An
drews OF Brook>yille
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south " ~ss laarbor.


Ar, sept. /. >gh. Nellie Campbell, Wool
hou-., - bib.
sci. Gao. r Friend. --s.O bgl.
Sch. Elnic, =. y. wesmh, krilr,. 10 bbis.
sch. John Preston, HARDY, ~ bbi..
>ch. r., ing loud, HOpLin-. ~ Dbl.
~ : c. N.y,-. has. 20 hh-.
>ch. Ep, >tr rarrlck. 10 Do :.
sch. John -. LtnS, Hardy. none
>'h. fI,cataqua, NickeTson catch not r.
ported.
>cu. 10 H.. kcr. kcnney. o bbl..
sch T. h. Dresser, Gross, - bbs.
a Young man on board the f. X Dres-
ser by the name Of James INier, OF Deer
Isle fell acros, the cham box and ~as injured
50 that he BLEED from the mouth. and lefl the
vessel for home Saturday morning the "a
inst.
A large feet Of vessels in the mackerel
line, IS OF more, came INTO port the lst inst.
The Sch Cygnet Of Buck,port came
in from the nake ground with a good fare.
Some Of the captains report the mack
erel good bat they don't school, are scat
tered, 50 ii is difficult TO catch them.
The fleet sailed at sunrise the ID with
fine breeze from the north.
We have mad very dry weather for
man, weeks. This morning We are having
little ram.
A strong breeze from the south west,
on FRIDAY, Sept. /, brought in a fleet Of
mackerel catchers. Our roads we're thronged
with the crews, men whose stalwaTt forms
and healthy, sunblow faces we're IN strlk-
ing contrast TO the pale and sickly men OF
wealth, science and fashion VINO have been
walking our streets for the last ten or twelve
weeks. The fleet sailed next morning.
The summer season Is drawing to It's
close. Yet tourists still continue to arrive
by every boat. The hotels are not crowded
now and lovers of Nature can enjoy the
beauties of mountain and sea more quietly
now, and many will stay several week, long
er. Mt. Desert is very beautiful in the
early autumn, and when the Indian Summer
has given gorgeous colors to the forests on
the mountain slopes Then is the time for
tired mortals to escape from the din Of ;he
world, climb the hills, enjoy the scenery,
mediate aud rest.
A few days ago, four deer. comprising
a family, the old buck with his spreading
antiers, the doe and two young deer we're
seen feeding in the field near Mr.. John
Lurvey's house. They remained long
enough for all in the house 10 have good
view of them. We are glad that the laws
for the protection of deer have been, and
are likely to be enforced and that the few
deer that remain on the island can Craze
quietly and in safety most of the year, and
that they are to be hunted no more with dogs
Sent T. Nj.
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The -ubsc, her hereby gives public notice 20 AL
] concerned, hat he has been duly appointed and
has taken upon himself. the trust ot special Adj
minstrator ~ the Estate Of benjamin -h late OF
Eden, In the CHunty OF Hancock. lie
erased by giving bond A. he law direrts he there
furr requests all persons VIC are indchtei to The
sad dcreaseds estate, to make immc iats pay mcut
and those Who have any demands thereon
to exhibit the same for payment
EBEN NJ HAMOR, special Administrator.
August 81. \. u. lss2. 3w35'
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W. BroOksYiIte,
Mr.. Luther Tapley, "Uncle Luther"
who has held the position Of Post Master
for the last tventy-One wears, has been quite
i'll for several months past, but is able to be
in the Office part Of the time.
James Jones, son of Capt. Jere. Jones,
has been in Portland. under medical treat
ment, for several weeks past. and serious
doubts of his recovery have been enter
tanned. We are glad to learn that the dan
ger is past, and the boys will all be glad to
welcome Jimmy" back again.
We are feeling the dry weather severe
ly and most of the crops will be light. Gu
cumbers and squashes are total failure.
The schools are in session and the at
tendance good.
Sspt. 4.
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TIE subscriber hereby gives puh- notice To all
cone. rnci. that h. has been duly appointed.
aud has taken upon hiE>eif tn" trust - an Admin
istTator Of the Estate Of Jeremiah Wooster late
II Hancock IN the County OF Hancock. deceased. by
giving bond the law iii cVt-. ne therefore r..
que all persons wis az indebted Ia the ~aid
iCcca-cti. cstAIe, to make Immediate pay mrnt,
anil thisr who have any demands thereon 70 eN
hblt the same for payment.
CYRUS EMERY, Admir-.
Aug :. l<S2 3wJ4'
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The Mt. Desert Sunday School Associa-
ton.

An interesting session of the Sunday
School Association, of Mt. Desert and vi
cinity, was held at Salisbury's Cove, Aug. 30.
Opening service was devotional, led by
the President, Rev. A. n. Jones.
LIST. Singing. reading portion Of John
Is, and prayer by Revs. A. p. Palmer and
b. F. Stinson. In the absence of the Seore-
tary, Mrs. Edgar Higgins was chosen Secre-
tary pro TEN. Owing to the absence Of most
of the speakers appointed to lead the discus
sion of the morning, that part Of the pro-
gramme was laid over till the afternoon.
The reports Of the schools were taken up.
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Incredible.

F. A. Scratch. druggist, Ruthven. Ont
writes: Il have the greatest confidence IN
your BURDoCK BLOOD BITTERs. In one
case sith which am personally aequain,e d
their success was almost incredible. One
lady told me that half bottle did her more
GOOD than hundreds Of dollars worth of
medicine she had previously taken" Price
81 co.
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ID | r d..

Obituary notices, beyond the Date. Name aud Age
MAST BE- paid for at the rate Of ten csRts q line
Tremont-Aug. 20 Charles Everett Rich. aged
8 years and months.
Tiemont-Aug. 30. Infant daughter OF Capt.
5 II. and Henrietta Robbins, aged months
Crystal Lake, Niun.-Aug. 8, Mrs Adde
NJ Reidht ad. aged 3. years
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How IL was Done.

"How do you manage said lady to
her friend, ITO appear so happy and good
natured all the time p 81 always have
Parker's Ginger Tonic handy" was the re
Div, land thus easily keep myself and fam
ily in good health. When | am well al
WAYS feel good natured."
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Virgins Cherry Cordial.

NIX J. IT. PAKIRIDGF. q ELlSWUKTH,
SAYS If any one wants 20 know about
your CHERRY CORDIAL" YOU NAV send
them 10 ne. never used anything IN my life
and gave me relief so quickly. and 80 pleas
ant to the taste too. have sent YOU sever
al customers for 1t, and il helped them all.
one in particular | think Of Mrs. Daniel
Adams. Her colds general. last her three
months but size vas cured IA q week.
l6ff
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The Vermont State Election,

WuIrt RINtE JUNCTION. VI, sept 5.
Return, from los town, give Bar,to~ a
majority over all Of HIS; IN - towns
Stcwar; ha, majority over all Of i.Hjl .
IN ~ town, Holland has majority over ali
Of lbs Ou.y ~ democratic representa-
tive> are reported elected, 20 n.ne;y seven
republicans
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BROWNSVILLE. Texas. sept. >.
sixty -four new cases and one death from
yellow fever were reported today ] 80 :
at For Brown continue IN excellent heA.ih.
The fever in Mai4moras j. decreasing rapid
" only three death, since Yesterday. Wealth
er cloudy and su.tTy.
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Mr. C. C. Burrll, reports the line Of
deposits in his bank rapidly increasing
anu already exceeding his antlcipa'Ions
Mr. Burrill offers the same banking facilities
10 our merchants and others, as would be
furnished by National Bank. ST.
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Loo Al MOTTO e..
WILL BE SENT FREE.

-Four beautiful Fancy Chrome Heads to
every one who j using. OF mas used, Brown
Iron B.,ter,. Nri,r. stating disease for
which medicine va, taken. benefits derived,
&c. giving correct address, 10 BkuwN
CuKMCAL Co, Baltimore, Nd.
A new stock Of Room Papers and
Borders all new STYLES. Just received. also
Curtains and fixtures With cord, i4s>els,
frluges and loops TO match Sample, sent
by mail II desired. School books, blank
book and stationery Of all kinds and quail
it:es FOR sale at J. A. HAle's, opposite
Whiting Brothers. Main s. Ellsworth.
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State of M aine

HANCoCK $50 the Honorable Justices % the
supreme Juiriai Court % be holden at ELL
worth vii tn ami for the county Of Hancock.
a."rc-aii on the 90 ond Tuesday u Octoh,r
4 ID lNs2
CAMUEL ANNEAR If Hluchiu. In saii county.
. rep ctfuy Nh-l- and gives tbs court o. bc In
formed that he was lawfully married % Mary
Thomas. on tn. twentieth day ~ september, \ y. u.
I>iJ, At It Au-tRcH Court, Cornwall. England.
by i'r Told. II" r OF tbs Parish Churvi, that
the time u = I'll IuurrTnarriagr I'LL i>aJ be
ami hi -ail f. lived tosrth, r A. man ami VIII.
Ia England. Am a and The Tn tel - irs, that
IN n. year l-t., icing Then living IN Mel
bourne Australia and having then tbs founN NJ
namci chi drrn iFtng, VIZ Mary \. agr'l ~
year, NINA, aycl Il YEAR,. samuel J. ag,'l about
Is year,, Edwin. al,v,l about % years, marshall.
aged aI.fut years. and Frei.ii' l. asri al.Iut 3
srar- that very serious "a .r,-rneut ar,,ss be
iwvru him and h- said wif- about tie proper
management amt treatment II their -Aid Wlnsr
G. ihirru. tlAt his satl Slir - us influenced by
pcrsuus u than YOUR Lbs ant. asi ,rutr r
u hrT marriage oN-. aud the obligations thereby
assumed utterly refused To- D. guided los tho view
OF your uh'laut as 70 what "a, rtA~"uhhlr aud
proper for the government AMI management u
.aiI chti'irvu. that her ah,-u h,',amr All'uA
t~'i from yuUr llt~iant without reasonable ,Hu-'
hi- part that Ia the intcr,-t ~ Iy,cr and
harmony an fur ,hV wrlfArr ui their said children
amt g2n,iurtyv e. tie peasr An.I harmony III IN"
Who'll family, h. lef; hi family Ia ,,ii Me'-'urn'
ami HEei part fr'm them f'r about ~ YEAR
hts I'd family rrsI'i us IN All Melbourne Whllt
~ iu thv district Il llElYn ln eall Australia
about ANY, miles from Melbourne. that during
49,. j, =, .- ... ~
''" nam " '" : - ''4,ii go 'IT' o. ''d ~
-, -, -. .,,s.,,, g. ,,tri,tr
-. d, - -, -, -, - - ~. .
~, 49,. - - - -
$3.50 ''t a. u II H.. IN,
nu,nr.. n cher t..r...us anil nnt l4rlns mindful
I ~, l, ,,st - -
80 ~ ID 49,, -
thtlr .il ntsr1uArrtar ,ht,, Ell hltu elf a.. rue
IA ttfal tn.! An tl,uap INSTANT that l., IA. n.
t,s,tlfv ;rr ID, all the means IN hi ,r &, in
,li,r NJ. tl H. d. r,-t.fn,. the .ft!tl. anl }t
( .ti.,.- Ial-.- ID ut=.r h,r D., h,r nnarrias, 49,
but tat aI BIZ. a1rts have l.,-u Ii yalu ANA th,
Al.. utterly r,.fu..- t. Ii.tru Z, his prul- tIsn.
or &. answer Ei- l,ttrT. NtI YOUR st.-iaut furth
or aI!,- ami .s- that .tus,. b.. 4,-tr -, DO, IN.
ben r,.--uE ~ N county 1t Hancock Aut stat,
% Maine. "a h,f,.f.r. lu A. much a- tt s. r-a-uu
auI, Ia pr,t-.r .u.luciyy q, ON -tle hAr1uout
anti r,,u-i-t.tt y III thr l...., luI morality n
-. i,ts ..ur INSTANT pray. tlt.t tr4r t.urt All
.l,s r,,- .'Es rrr from lh.. bout 4 M4triu.u5
t..ru -..s til,. .!., laut sad llcl.,
~AHUFi AN\EAK
El4rh... Ak in I.-t
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Cure NOurself.

Don't pay large doctors bills. The best
Medical book published, 100 pages, elegant
oolored plates, will be sent you on receipt
Of two 3 cent stamps to pay postage. Ad-
dress A. 2. Ordway X Co, Boston, Mass.
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Our sales of Adamsoas Botar

Our sales Of AddmsOR's Botanic Bal
sam increases every week. Please ship Us
ten gross Immediately. If our sales eontin-
ue to increase in future as they have il the
past, we shall have TO buy ten gross month.
Respectfully yours.
W. F. PHILLIPS & CO,
Wholesale Druggists, Portland, Me.
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City and County.
New Advertisements This Week.

Nun Res TaNrs-TuNu ii Mt Desert.
farIn ~ >alt-M Illtam Barbour
Nutiot-A lhertuu Is staples
histlyiii-tl - otth 4 b,sr lsle Telegraph Co.
bel n3urnt sale Nutics--nauglass Copper 90.
tt-i Liver uN and Inns. Teftsngil s Go.
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Representative 10 the Legislature

BEiFtsT, sept. 3.
At 4 Republican caucus Hon. Nathan F.
Houston. was nominated for Representative
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Don't Waste Money

On trashy extracts when you can buy last
ing perfume so delightfully."- fragrant and re-
fresbing as Floreston Cologne.
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might speak more particularly Of some of
the singing that pleased me, but fear could
not do SO without doing injustice to others.
The singing in chorus vas well done.
Our fall schools commenced Sept. 4,
all under charge Of our own towns teachers
save two. 1t is the policy Of our school au-
thorities to employ our own teachers.
Some Of US have the best gardens We
have ever had.
i notice the Bucksporters have built
dancing pavilion at Camp Emerson, Ala
moosook"
Our Bankers are coming in fast, so that
things are looking lively on the streets.
Campaign papers are plenty and to
spare. We all know how Gov. Plaisted
looks as his "phiz" is in every house.
MEDICUs
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School IN d.,,rc, No 81. known As
the ~! sospu. hp4sri close! the 18th INST.
after a very suoCr,.fal term Of twc,vc weeks
HE .caa1. VI, taught b, Ms. Carrie ;
>pauc, al W. Deer Isle Ms Spinucy
gave pun.te ,NauIuAlluu I'LL The last la'
Which "a. u,. attended by visitors. and re-
Elected great crrI., on the 'ctchsr She has
ncea an.,r.gs 10 her .ahar' al! la. gained
the respect and good vi. q a.. iae scho.-
ar, a, scl a. their parents.
Died a, beer Isle. Aug 10. William
Webb L,,l. aged 81 ycAIs. In the death =
NJ Nrsb uu, only a.- cstmah.c family but
'nr o1mm4n.,, a, arg, AA,e me, ai,h an
.rrrparah, .n.,. For more than forts Year.
NJ Wrhh na, been .a.e., Identified wlth
;ac interest, ~ ms tlEu. H. IA. repre-
,,licI the town ln the legislature. For I.
..as ,cr... uf wears be- served upon the
board nt S,.,siucn and A,,r.,or,. and hA.
held d.. Off. ~ Chairman " tile board ~
Ne.ec.mcu. Treasurer and Collector all al
TIE same time. For the lat sixteen ,rAr.
be la, held the IMPORTANT Office % Treas
uret 90: toe ,osu. having uniformly been e.
ler;et Wstuu4t a.s,tnt!us vote. which
othct be bel. At the tuur ut III, death. Ana
u' tlr vast amo4at oi money lmore than
two hundred thousand iu.lar,i which ha,
been received and d,,h4r,ei by ban during
that 'u4r. ever, cent la, been accounted
for lie WAs q man IN whom the people
placed the most implicit confidence and
~aom the, delighted 10 honor. lie Was a
man II most decade. convictions. What he
SAID be meant. In department GENIAL and
courteous. " hcn IN the administration Of
public afa4rs from time % umr, many
>cTiou. questions would arse his advice vas
Always sought readily gwen and most m
NArsahl, followed. ia, question which the
people arr re, diving in their mind, to-day ::
Who can I'll. h., place ?" A,A- Il can
never be flied III, work on earth !, done
and veil done, aud he leave, that Imperi,h-
able record. An honest man the nohlest
work Of God
Aug 80 SIS
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Hon John A. Peters arrived here Tues
day and left for Bangor to-day.

] daN ana lett ioT bangof To-Day.
Mr. H. Campbell. of Boston, who has
been visiting friends IN this city left for
nome Monday.
Read carefully the supplement issued
this week BY the AMERICAN. 1t contains
matter Of interest to every voter in the
| County.
A special meeting Of Acadia X. A.
/ Chapter will be held next TUESDAY evening
| O2,hl at - o'c.otA. Work GA VI. VI.
/ Degree
Capt Joseph DAVIS. OF Black Island,
now - wears old. while out IN hi, boat
alone. last week fishing caught a halihut
which Weighed rs pounds. The ;ish was
! purchased by Capt, \. J. Got, and brought
to this market.
The AMERICAN viii publish a table Of
the votes, hS towns in the Issueof next week.
Town clerks are requested 10 send u the iull
vote OF their towns at the earliest possible
moment IN order that he table MAJ be COM
plo,r .u our next issue.
Rev Mr. Hudson Is away nov attend
ing cAmp-uretlng at Castlnc. hut will &C
cup, hi, pulpit mex, SUNDAY afternoon and
evening. Subject afternoon Human
Degenerate, - evening "Whv benc,c N
Infant Baptism. postponed from last sun
dan
Don't forget the shooting match at
Donaqua PARK. Thursday afternoon. \
large uumber have already entered for the
rr.Ies aud tie contest bids far lo Dee Iy-
cidcdN interesting. Contrary 10 previous
announcement. whoever WINS the cup, vii
o~u them.
Hon ! K S.mon,on. Of Camden. has
spoken on political issues. at North Ills
worth. Easthrook and East Blu,hiIl. ID all
81 winch place, his meetings have been well
attended aud viii prove advantageous 20 the
cause. M Simonton l. pleasant speaker
aud present, ms facts cleady aud cnnc.Ncll.
The >tor, concerning the Green Noun
tam highway robbery. alleging taai the
same was practical Joke and that the
stolen property had been returned To the
Mc>>r>. How. j, fabrication IN eNcrl par
uc.,ar The report d.. another attempt At
nighva, robbery in that place j. also laid to
be- Eroundless.
Hon. + r. S.mon,on. Of Camden.
spoke before the temperance meeting 90 Tins
CIV .' T"i'"'l '''"'''H as ~ i'''"'
"-.gh "1> one Oh u, AAfP't>' anu "'.e''
Ma ASh-A NA.aed oA MS AH4l'he'. a. "As
evident from iheiF close attention A"H 'Pp'e-
c'A'4't ia't>- \ 'o'e e' l"AAA' I't ms t'"-
qlrni address vas mate UNANIMOUS y
f!'lhg vote
Tia, u,,cr surr,ty FIR ,b. r., signal a,
p,,.i N,r,u >ial,ng d. ruau.n. 80 short
,t,, If ma, L.. n,r,..sr, q. .-an pa. signal
N,.,,r. II ,,..... ,,.1, near thu. .,1,,op
.t-.,., f,,.,. ,...,t.r ,,ke,,,, .,..c,..,-,
,,-,,.,-,.,.',r I, b,. l..,.r ordered .n,, Tie
Hi ..,.r3.l ~, t,ns .h,..t. r,,,... 3gr.r..,
80. $50 49,. -, .-...,.l, ,,,.-,., f.I.
''"', ~"' .' -
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,''"'''. A'" mos '.''
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IL ,.-u.t,.t ..,.,,-5.,,,. S,+....r Hal.
.,'.L 80, IT. 49,. .W,.I...l.,t.,,-I,,
The Eastern Name H'li"a, Co.. has
purchased the HAneooS House property al
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Nervousness, debility, and exhausted vi
taIity cured by using Browns Iron Bitters.
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AS~kT Is.
LIABILITIES.
DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK.

Ckair1.aR-ROBERT b. MINTURN,
ALEXANDER HAMILTON.
CHARLES II. MARSHALL.
AN>ON PHELPS STONES,
JOHN \. STEWART,
Resident Adrtager-J r. PJLSFORp,
Deputy Manager HI \RY ". EATON,
Asa. Deputy Manager ". hOIT
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-07-13
Too Many Generals.

A Detroit saloon keeper who spent
considerable money for decorations ana
worked his patriotism up to the top
round. was heard wondering if any OF
the generals would be around to see him
ard this gave one of his acqaintances
clue to work on. He went off and put
ND lob with a friend, and the other
dav walked him into the saloon and
said:
"AIIow me to introduce Gen. Alpaca
Smith. the hero of three wars and
eighty -four battles.
"Sheneral, vhas gladt to see you,
said the galoonist, ana ne set 'em up
for three.
In the course of twenty minutes the
deceiver returned with another stranger
on his arm and said
"Allow me to introduce Gen. Com
missary Jones, the man who fired the
first gun in the war;"
'Sheneral, I vhas pleased to shake
hands nit you," said the man OF beer,
and he set 'em up again.
Then the friend went out and returned
with Gen. Hard Tack, and after him
Gems. Debility and Back Pay. The last
one received a rather cool greeting and
the beer-glasses were not quite full, and
after he had departed the saloonls'
turned to his friend and said:
"My trent, I vhas mooch pleased &c
see all dose great shenerals IN mine
saloon, but you needn't bring any more
to-day. From now until night we'll LEI
der shenerals go, und look out for del
fighting man. Dose men always bay
cash for beer !'-FTee Press.