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AGENERAL PROPOSITION

is sustained by all the authorities,
ancient and modern. The books abound
in instances OF ordinances adjudged
TO be void FOR unreasonableness, as,
for example, because In restraint Of
trade, OF oppressive, or In derogation Of
the rights Of the people, or In contrayen-
tlon OF the objects Of the corporation or
The general law or policy Of the State.
Thus an ordinance Of the city. Of san
Francisco, which fixed one rate OF license
for selling goods within or In transit to
that city, and another rate for goods not
within the city nor IN transit thereto, was
pronounced by the Supreme Court OF CALI
iornia m recent case 10 be void because
In restraint a trade and 10 contrayention
Of the public policy OF thstsState, which
encourages free commercial intercourse be-
tween the different sections OF the State
En- porte Frank, 81 Cal, COG.
So the Supreme Court OF Tennessee, In
case decided In lSis, declared void an
ordinance OF the city OF Memphis, which
ordered the arrest and punishment OF all
free negroes who might be found out after
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government Of Petersburg. we can ind no
authority in the charter for the adoption OF
the ordinance OF the 18th Of June. 1t
gives to an expiring Council, or rather TO a
Council three days before the expiration
OF the terms Of one half Of It's members, and
on the eve OF the coming into office OF the
newly-elected members 10 succeed them,
the power not only TO fill important offices
for term TO last two years after the
coming in Of such new members, but TO
choose a president for the new Council,
and in large measure to shape its policy by
selecting It's standing committees. Such
an ordinance is not only unreasonable, 1t
is doubtless safe TO say II is unprecedent-
ed. Surely the Legislature, bad 1t intend
ed 10 confer upon the Council the power to
adopt il, would have said so clearly and
Enthusiastically. That such power was not
conferred appears by the provisions OF the
charter in respect 10 the terms and cleo
tions OF officers generally. Thus the terms
OF all city officers begin on the lst day OF
July following the election OF officers by
the people In May. at which elections one
half cf the members OF the Council are
elected, whose terms also begin on the lst
day Of July following. Then, Is II not q
reasonable. II not an irresistible. conclu-
sion that
THE LEGISLATURE INTENDED
that the members OF the Council, then
.l1,,ll "a In, tho selppfI0D
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sNoornrsr srEoNaFsr. eEsT.

PREDICTION DOUBLED. IAGAIN DOUBLED
ife 4-eod12m
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Last Wednesday evening there was q
donation party at the Methodist parsonage
About twenty-five dollars in money and
produce we're given for the benefit and en-
enlargement Of the pastor.
/. Among the graduates Of T.. NJ. c.
Seminary. in class Of 81. we're two Young
ladies from this town, Miss Ida G. Con-
don and Miss Lillian 4. Perkins. Both
read essays that were a credit to them, and
qualification TO their friends. Last year
two Young gentlemen Of this town, we're
graduated from the same institution.
The squash bug is leaving desolation
in It's track. The potato bug too is on the
war path.
Last Sunday the special topic assigned
for familiar talks. al NJ. T.. Sabbath
school, was "The Works Of God" J. +.
Hayey. Esq. gave description of the
I Yosemite Valley. citing It as one of the
most wonderful of Gods works. Samuel
H. Staples gavy a long talk in Geology and
natural history. Illustrating the ancient in
ha1ltants u the earth. BY drawings oxecut-
ei hs himself. which must have cost much
pains and labor.
The grange is adding to its number
slowly.
Repairs are being made on the meeting
house at the BAY.
The grange represents all shades Of
political opinions and there is no danger Of
It's being partizan organization. They act
untcdly in politics. only when mouicd cor
poratious tyfaunize their interests, and self
defence becomes an imperative duty.
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The Western Sufferers.

Mr.. J. ). Clarkson. Of the Des Moines
Register. mas. ia behalf OF the sufferers by
the great Iowa tornado, made the following
appeal for aid.
After two DAYS and nights spent ID trayers-
ing the track Of the tornado that swept oy-
CT the State of Iowa with such fearful havoc,
last Saturday night. and having reports from
scores Of reporters of the Register and the
Associated Press sent to all parts Of il,
find the condition of the stricken people
so piteOus and 50 needful of instant and
generous help that send this appeal to the
people Of the United States IN their behalf
The tornado made a -swath of destruction
through a thiekly settled portion OF Iowa,
some 100 miles in length and an average
Of half u.ile in width, extending from
points sOnth of Ames, in the centre Of the
State, and swept in the shape of a crescent
10 South English, in keOkuk County.
In tue southeastern part Of the State We
have the names Of 50 dead and 800 wound
ed, half of the latter grievously hurt, and
probably fifth Of them fatally. Over 300
families have had their homes totally de-
stroyed. and there are now at least 1900
homeless and in want. The loss in property
viii eAteeu S-'uVofVVV' anu uidi tedSh 3D.
00O, 900.
In the town of Grinnell alone over siO0-
900 in property was destroyed, On none Of
which was there one cent of insurance, as
in the case of fires. IL will take at least
100000 to put the people there beyond
need and distress. IL will take 100000
at once to nut the wounded people in con.
dition TO be cared for IL will take : 900.
900 at the lowest to keep the sufferers from
want and to help them TO put the humbles,
Of roofs over their heads. Remittances
may be made to the Hon. J. b. Grinnell al
Grinnell, or to the Mayor of Grinnell.
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brook .sitIe

-Jud.on GRAY. hoy twelve years oli.
va, drowned. last week while out sailing IN
the harbor with Melvin Chlttn. BY some
means the boat was upset aud sunk, leaving
the two Struggling IN the water. Young
Cta;'o used every effort to save the boy.
clinging 70 him jiil his own iIfv vas enIln.
gercd. but VAS forced 10 .eAye HIM 20 h..
fate.
David WATSON is nov 80 years Of age
and though hs rye->ight Is impaired, hc 4,
remarkably sctiyc for a man Of his wears.
He has been member Of ihc Congrcga-
tlona. church fnr 6i years.
a Jew DAYS ago. George +, Smith hld
so stolen from the pocket 81 his vest
which Na- hanging ia b.. room.
John Ilri nov - YEAR. 81 axe. is a
native % TIM, town aai has never been olt
Of b. hli once.
The mlac, a; Cape Razjcr arr running
night and 5sy. I1c ore O.. .c.sa. t1r aAa4'
~ per ;ou. /.ar ana copper are tbr gS-
tracts and the sfoekhn.lrrs arr qH.'r san.
gHne ri great ,mprps rmcut a. depth y
attained. There age three shafts 2lb. III
ami 50 fcc, ,n depth respectively.
during the thunder storm % last week
Tightening struck. pa she mAia road near
Waikcr's Pond, splitting large ar irce 20
ton thousand sH,cr,, us.DE rs roots a. con
due'as, and tcar.u: zap nearly half Ar aer,
of land .g q fearful manner. bitches 'sa
feet deep vrrr dug aaI large boulder.
moved AID sai, Ma, PERSONS haze hecr
% the .u1; aad all pronounce i' wonderful
-Br4i Aa-s;5g of BpcaU. nos H
year. ai at, II .a,e b,,a o. NJ desert
'As hsnr ~ h., childhood H. visited 81
'ac prl-,pa. p.aca. on the i..aai, and n.
turned ia tine spirits. !. AirjN.
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Commencemen. at Colby.

" kTiEftitf. J-ae -
The senior class dan exercise, took place
TODAY. The Grafton and aeca az the h4p-
t.st church Tbs forenoon usr, va. received
by a large audience. 4, three O'Clock ta.-
afternoon the Gas, History. thc pipe 81:
Peace and address 10 the lower CLASSES con-
ple,ed the mos, enjoyable entertainment OF
the week. The Alumni. mse,ias va, held
a, > O'Clock This afternoon ia ,hc Chapel.
Rev. \. X. Z. small ii Fal River. Mas,
delivered an c.9qas4, ara'soa on ;he life and
services Of jaime, T Ca4n.a.ia, y. u.
long. president of COLBY. 20 whose energy.
scholarship and tiaaae.a. 4a..,s 'ae present
pro,peroa, condition aC 10, Institution j,
large, due, lac address Of Dr. Pefp,r.a.,
evening. was the eliminating point Of inter
est % tac proceedings. The church Wa
crowded To o,erioulns, and al vao listen
ed could no; .l.l to feel ,aa, master va,
henccforth To be a, iar head OF Colby. \
man endowed With great courage. clear ideas.
strong convictions and -rra, honesty ofpur-
pose.
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Mr.. Abram Lord has bough, Rev. B.

Mr.. Abram Lord has bough; Rev B..
NJ. Mitohell's house on Hancock street.
The monthly conference Of the Baptist
Church in this city viii be omitted next
Saturday evening.
-Dr. Gilman Cobb, expects TO issue the
first number Of the Bar Harbor Tourist
today. Wednesday,
A Sunday School Concert vas held al
the Methodist church. on Sunday night last.
The house was crowded.
Parties owning lots in woodbine Gem
eiery can have the grass clipped from them
by applying to Mr. Levi webber, the
superintendent.
Cyrus Emery Esq, Of sullivan has re-
turned from Ms trip to the Pacific coast.
Mr.. EmcrN met a number OF Maine people
Who are nov residing IN the far West.
On SUNDAY last collection was taken
up al some Of the Ellsworth churches and
a, the temperance meeting. with good re-
suits, for the Maine General Hospital.
At the Democratic State Convention.
Tuesday. John b. Rcdmsn. # Ellsworth.
was chosen a member Of the State Commit
tee aud Hamilton JOY a member OF the Com
mi;ice on resolutions.
The Sch. Python" now being rebuilt
hy |. VI Grant. aud which i nearly rom-
p.clcd. will Dee commanded by Capt. ). J.
Grant. late master Of Sch. Abigail Haynes.
Capt. Warden lord has ialan charge of the
Abigail Hayhes.'
Senator Hale. Monday, made telling
speech in reply to Senator Peudletou. Mr..
Hale well said that the posing o. the demo
cratic party now IN the attitude of special
advocates Of civil service reform. but q
temporary eNpedieni TO gain popularity.
Charlie Trevorg,. little son Of
Mr. Viii Trcworg,. Of this city. Mas run
over by an uuluad,d cart On SATURDAY last,
Though one wheel vent directly over the
bon, body. De vas out again on Monday
manin- apparently none the worse for has
adventure.
The Bangor < Bar Harbor Steamboat
Co.. Will run an excursion to Bangor, July
{. from Svdgwick. Deer Isle. lsie>horo.
Cs>iiuc and va, landings. The fare val be-
- cent. far the round trip from Ssdguick
AMI Deer Isle. and - cent, from Ca,,iue
and l>lcsborp. The steamer q 4cru tiiN
vtI take the excursion. ana vi. arrive at
Bangor a. a. M. She W.. leave on her
r,tlru a; $50 p. IN.
a dispatch received in tni, cir, Tues
ia, from Snip IIarhor y. :. state, that
NJ, NarN. "a Re OF Mr. John " HU. ds,d
in thl, place Monday morning. NJ. and
Nj, Ill FORMERLY rc,.arI 90 la.> city
" here they haze many fur1I, NJ, li.l
va. tie daughter of Mr.. Parrot, and sister
81 Mr. Emrapc Tuckcr.of CsmAuIer. Mac.
Mr.. Inokcr arrived here T4e.da, noon
ani the romans of Nj. liu5 vii BE
brought here iar jn,eTucui-
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-Gnr,, NulH d, finishing room, over
tn, i,.-,a''lse az :. Dee, l,.r. G.. C. MAJ
FRA 81. a,sapy tavm.
Died J-ue g., NJ rarAcr D. Iorrcy.
a., 10 s,a9,. ,H., ,.u q >A1srA ". and
la, .ate C4n, D4,., Iarcv tie hA. bcru
esa'ia-l "a. H., ho-., for IA v,rk. vl,h au
aa,rc,, 900 t.> SIDE ~t.gl broke internal. $
aud caused amulr,..at, death. He vA> a ser,
exemplary sOlu. man. and b., los, Vii be
:,.- Do, a.l. t-t mos; bt hi, - .lasca mother.
lA"y nave our heartfelt sympathy. AuI
ui...r wr mu-r oar tear, s.th their, b.I
iaeu. 60 he caat.rt-d faf We feel ,Ha' be-
ha, tur exchanged f,~ d,et.ns YEAR. OF
mortality i5g laruI.u- year, % aa.piac,,
Mr.. " Jordan u ih., t.uu. ha. a
Gala ..l, That measure, - .ueAr, iruu. earth
TO LAZY.
MIR. Sarah Prss,c,, has f1eh,.a tina,
j, 81 igo4e, high. aud measure, - .1ch,,
ae-9-. Iae bush. There are ~ buds read, 70
blossom.
The, Are working the Deer Isle mire
with considerable energy. The body Of ore
!, steadily increasing .u width Is depth /,
attlutd. and the men are nos working on
,ar vein which = MAE Zee, solli ore.
IS.
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No. %.
BY TELEGRAPH.
dispatches to the Ellsworth American
The Democratic State Convention.

LEWISTON. June =.
The convention was called to order at
1880 BY Edwin Stone, Esq, Chairman OF
the state Committee, who read the call and
introduced Hon. Geo. f. Emery, Of Port
land. as temporary chairman. Mr.. Inner,
addressed the convention a, some length,
lie >aid the ir,, matter which should clam
the attention of the convention was the al
tempted u,urpa,ion Of the prerogat'e' OF
the governor by the council.
He spoke in condemnation Of the partisan
opinions of the Judge, aud Of the usarpa-
ton Of IIldeu's seat by HAYES. The State
Committee was made Committee on Ire
dentials. They reported 81 delegates
present. The temporary organization vas
made permanent, \ recess, was taken OF
fifteen minute, 10 enable the count, dele
gates to selcc, candidate, for vice president,
and committee on resolutions,
The following State Committee a.
elected. ". ". S4ubarn. L. Baker, {. II.
Chase. J. II. Holman. J. Is Rodman, ;. :.
Brown. J. II. Martin. G. 3. Haskell. l. :
Budgham. f. \. Owen. j. X. Straw, +, b.
Torrey. :. ". Gould. T. II. Murch, j. +.
lynch. ". 4. Cromwell Hon. Bon Brad
bur, presented the name Of Harms VI.
Pla5>tcd for candidate for Governor. lie
sald Be had ihe pleasure Of presenting his
name two wears ago and he was elected, and
he believed the SAM result would follow
this wear that the people were With him IN
HI, manly stand in defence 81 h,, prcrosa-
t.ves.
lion. John c. Talbot seconded the nom
nation. Il Was unanimously carried by the
convention. Voted TIA, thi, convention en-
dar>e Professionally lac di,;rc, apPortion-
men, made by the Greeubaok convention ar
Bangor and tia, during The in'ermi,,lan the
delegate, from district, meet and select
nominees for Representatives TO Congress,
The chairman read letter from Hon. sam
ucl J. Anderson Of Portland an which he
declined to have ii, name used a, nominee
f5r representative.
The convention took recess from one
O'Clock to h4li-pa>r two.
Ai2.3o 7. NJ. the convention rea>>em-
b.ed Hon. Ira l. Drew in behalf Of The
delegation from the fir, provisional d.>,r.e;
presented the name % Gen >amue. J. An
dcrsou for representative 10 Congress. /.
: Budsaam. Ia. in behalf of the second
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At "a Court Of Pr bare holden az i-No a., within
aud for Z Count % Hancock, the third
"Wednesday ol june 4. H., isyg.
DTTIiEA MORRISON named EXerutrix IN
IL C. rtain instrument purpUrtiHg o. TIE last
viii and testament ~ samuel T.. orrispn lat II
Hancock IN said county deceased, having resent
eI tiie same for pr bate
OEDERED-That the air ttTHEA MORRISON
give ticc b al person interested,
BY using a py Of Tai order t. be
pG fish q tn week saec --iyely in the Els
worth meTican. pri tel at Ellsworth, that they
may ppeaT a Probate Cou to b he q ~ Els
worth, a. SAID county. Du tiie first Nea tstiay Of
August next At ten Of the ciO IN tine forenoon. nj
ment shOu not be proved, approx d, and 81
10 ell the last will ard test Inenl Of sard de-
ceased
3w26' PARKER IT. Ck, Judge
Arest-CHAs. r. DoRB, Register.
true copy Attest -CgIAs. 4. DolH, Reg.
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Tn, >uum er term Of school closed last
Fu5Ay- Mau, visitors Werr present IN the
afternoon. Ihr exercises were interesting
aud DAD much credi, 20 the teacher and
scholars. Nj. DA, j. engaged for the fall
term. but sI.l spend hi, vacation a; his home
10 Nv,4et. Ne. He Is q jolly companion
for has pupil, and can play bali ~ilh the be,,
Of them notwithstanding his more than 800
rhs. lie l. an earnest worker. preaching
Sunday, mere ami IN Amherst hy invitation.
4, he advances many uew ideas. be sener-
ally ia, large audience.
Lightning sometimes PLAYS strange
freaks. Daring the storm Of Sunday morn
ny Il came down the chimney Of J. ).
Archer, house, shook the covers off and
doors open Of two stoves, blew the ashes
around the room, splnlered the floor where
it weut down cellar and made quite an open
ing In the ground where II came out
scorched the bark and leaves Of an elm tree
that stood near the house, their pi0Wed
furrow IN the ground in some places SIX
inches deep. 10 the blacksmith shop dis
lance uf.jhree rods, where il went through
the wall near the ground. leaving its marx
in many places. One post, near n window,
was so badly shattered that the nails, driven
up 10 hang shoes on. fell 10 the floor, hat the
window was unbroken. Mr.. Archer and his
wife slept up stairs. Mrs. \. vas dressing
when the crash came and fell on the bed III
sensible. Johnny thought the noise rather
exceeded that Of the anyil said he felt
though his head was crushed and his time
had come. Tonight, sIuee writing the
above. We bad very heavy shower Of wind,
rain and thunder IL forcibly reminds Us Of
/ the terror and suffering Of our friends in the
west. While We sympathize with them, let
US be thankful that our homes are not left
/ desolare f.
+ June 26
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Thus always TO tyrauts" SAYS Virginia
upon her coat-of-arms. and with TINS motto
is vigorous form with his feet upon pros
trate usurper. Fitting device aud motto for
Hunts Remedy Thus does Il tread down
usurping diseases, and thus does Il speak TO
ailments that battle the skill Of the medical
profession. There are no diseases so bold
vet so insidious and dangerous. and a, the
same time persistent and multlform in mani
festations as the diseases Of the kidneys and
liver. And vet here is the domain Of
Hunts Remedy. The experience of thous--
ands proves that il does all that is claimed
for II. effects cures Of cases that have been
hopeless. and turns despair into JOY. Yes,
il sets its foot upon the tyrant, kidney dis
ease. and cries out to the world, Sc seapeT
fyraHafs
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OitfHarg notices heg5ad the Dats, SaBse and Age
Haasf Be llJid for al the rate OFTEN ceafs line.
West Ellsworih-luae .. James F. Hoop
er, aged 81 years aud months
Ea~tbrook-June ), joseph w Abbott, aged
IS year and II DAYS
Eden-.iune 10. Rev. William ;. Douglass.
aged - years and d mouths.
Bar larbOr-June 10, Mr. Joseph Young
June q. Angie, daughter Of Dir. and Mrs.
Frankli1 Phillips. aged IL vars.
Mt. De-ert-June 20, Youngest son of Mr..
and Mrs. Ezel lei Pierce, aged months
Trenton-June -. Moses Grant, aged IS
years, q months nd 10 DAYS.
sedgwiek-Iune II, Mrs. dary Ann, wife Of
Capt. Alberi Carer, aged AZ years. IL months
aui tlavs.
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J NJ Btu~pEiI. VI. T.. "a MAS 81.
Bk>eoE. MtI>F. makes thr Medical and
Surgical treatment of al. Is~,asr. af the
bowels. 1 specially, - 44.u- Hynorrho.ds.
tPHcsl Ftstuas sad F.,sufc,. AL pf the
ahoyc diseases speedily ANA permanently
cured UPON entirely uca principles, without
rrsartiEE 20 tac kalte or rauierEa,lnn-
giving tat patient .iltis or Mp pa.H, ~
other inconvenience. Patient, residing al a
distance, can come to Bangor Tor treatment.
oni, being i"la ned ipr ia, or two, pr BE-
visited AZ thr.r houses u desired 3mosi>
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Gou's t.l,oro

A boiler maker from Bangor was here
Saturday, and decided To come again this
week and try to stop the leaks in the boiler
at the Gouldsboro mine. Forty Of the one
hundred tubes leak, from some Of them the
water will run a stream. The last week il
was run, they found it impossible to keep
up steam 10 do the work.
The hay crop is promising.
The potato bug has struck the potato
patches.
The whooping cough stepped in when
the measles stepped out
Everybody here pronounces it kuy-e-
chus, do you Webster SAYS il is ''gross
yulgarism" to chew the last syllable.
N.Y..
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A new stock Of Room Papers and
Borders, all new STYLES, just received, also
Curtains and fixtures with cord, tassels,
fr.nges and loops 10 match. Samples sent
by mail il desired School books, blank
books and stationery Of all kinds and quail
titles for sale at J. A. Hale's, opposite
Whiting Brothers. Main 81. Ellsworth.
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X. Y

Arrived the 24th. sch. William T.
Joyce. Capt. Frank Squirting. with 200 lbs.
of mackerel on board.
Sch s. L. Foster. Capt. E. b. Stanley,
with 400 quintals of fish. The Capt. re-
ports Goldfish scarce, only IA of the catch
are cod. Hake are more plenty.
Sch. Rosilla, Capt VIM. Stanley, with
450 quintaIs of fish, No halibut taken by
either vessel. /.
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

N-HEREA> ,. HENRI sylvester Of G slime, by
w biz murt-Ag dyr. .iateI the nineteenth
day Of March. \. H., ISL, an recorded ia an
ntlt and MtrTt-i iu gud O. tir following tract r
parcel Of laHti stu tel in slime III said COUNTY of
HmCock Bounded nurthr8~lcriy bg Ian former
by owned BIS Rabrrt Perkins and benjamin
CoUmbs, nurthNcstarly at southwe-lcrly by
PeHOb- st Bty aial theastcT,y hy Ca-tinr Har.
bor. And whereas ndit pn Of saii mort gag.
has bee br Ken. nuH therefore, bg reason Of tho
breach Of ths condition thereof, / cl i'm a fore.
closure Of -aifi murtglse-
ISAAC II, GRANT,
Geo. n. urea, his ttDrney.
June d. 1872 as,1s
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THE ubserib, r hereby give. publ notice a.
| concerned, hat he has been duly appointed aud
8 taken upon himself. the tTustot~a an Administra.
TT the Estate II John II. Gray. late of
Ellsworth, in the COUNT 0f Hancock, yeomaD
deceased by giving buns Tire Law
direct; he fher fore requests al persons who are
indie ted to the said deceased's estate, 10 make
immediate payment, those gho have any
ceuaaisds the con, exhibit the same for payment
JUDS0N q. GRAY.
May II, lisa. sw24s
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Administrators Sale |

HAVING oblaiHci i cnSs rom the Pr. bate
4 Court, 7h.sli sell At Public Auction of not
sold ut riEate hri1rl al tie house OF tn late
Aan CrsbtTve, IA Franklin, on Tue da the twenty.
hffh ay of July, lsSZ, the following described real
esttte, situated In said ahsI n and b unded
North by ouhty road asst by land OF + A.
Crabtree south ~ land Of franklin Land Mill
AMI Waite Co. " q BY land Of Iieni Bunk r.
with sillings thereon, sit ated It cling the home
stead OF TIM late Ann CTabtree, containing Is
ac e..
II. II. HOMER, Amir.
Dated Franklin. june ID, 1877. aw2st
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An Ice House Burned.

GARDINER. June =.
The ice house Of the kennebec 4 Moose
head lee company, mile heio~ the city
was entirely DESTROYED by IRE ,h., afternoon
together with the conten',.--60oo ton, Of
ioe-Ioss $1,000 insured for = 500. with
agencies Of B. A. Neal \ sons. Gardiner,
and Farrar \ DAVIS, Augusta. Origin Of the
fire unknown.
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Good and Reliable.

A good reliable family medicine is Sulphur
Buffers. Every Spring for six years have
been troubled with Boils. Since l began
using Sulphur Bitters | have not had SIN
gle one. You can rely on Sulphur Bltiers
every time.-Edifor Weekiy Mars.