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Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-01
In THE FOURTH.
Shugar for Alderman.

The republicans in tho fourth ward
were called to order by G. s. Lswnou,
committeeman for that ward.
George Wright was made chairman
sad MI. Spooner, secretary. Colonel
Daily nominated Mr.. Shugart as be-
ny the one who knew the ropes.
None else war nominated, and q
vote by reclamation being taken, Mr..
Shugsrt al declared the nominee.
Some kicking took place about the
about the manner of nomination, al d
a standing vote being taken, there
we're ten for Shugsrt and eigat
against.
Caucus adjourned.
sHUGART DECLINES.
Late last night there was q report
on tho street that Shugsrt had do.
clined the nomination Tor alderman.
"A BEE reporter called st his house
and found him in bed. "Hsvs you
declined to ruu for alderman Sss
asked.
"Ihsve given my verbal declination
to the chairman of the committee. In
the morning 4 will make a written re-
fusal."
"rhen you positively 6eolipe2"
"That Is the soy l joel, and / don't
think there is anything strong enough
to make me change my mind"
The reporter thanked him and left.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-01
COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL
NOTICES.

NOTICE. Special advertisements, sue
Lost, Found, To Loan, For Sale, TO Rent,
Wants, Boarding, etc.. will be inserted In this
column at the ow rate Of TEN CENTS PEE
LINE for tie first Insertion and FIVE GENT
PER LINE for each subsequent Insertion,
Leave adv ertisements At our Office, No. 7
Pearl Street, near Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-01
DR.. West, Dentist. IA Pearl street.

We notice the Marriage Fund, Mutual
Trust Association, of Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
highly spoken OF In many Of the leading
papers Of the state. money for the Un-
married" heads their sdvsstiAemspt In
suotheT column Of this paper. f6s3m
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-01

Young man or woman, II you want big
money Tor q small amount, insure In the
Marriage Fund and Mutual Trust Associ.
alton, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. f5-sm.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-01

If You are not married, write the Mar.
rage Funt and Mutual Trust Assoc,a.
tioa, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, for circulars
explaining the plan. f5.Sm.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-01

TO CONSUMERS OF WATER.

The Council Bluffs City Watnworks Company hereby announces, that 1t will put
Service Pipes to he curb Of the street on the lme Of it's mansf for al parties who de-.
to have conpeci DIS made with the street mains before the Waeworks are COM
pleted n who will make application therefor to the company before April J., 1888
she following prices, payable in advance:
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-01

FoR SALE-At q bargain, two cheese
watts and fixtures. Address 1904
Council Bluffs, Iowa. feb27-tf
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-01
Inch Service Pine with Fixtures Complete, each. -. 81

rh@ pi,s include the cost CT opening ad closing the street. tapping tn reet water mMn
and hserhng topordonc k furnbhrga rand puthugin extras rngk lead service pipe
furnt hfnkan nd putting in curb stop, stop box and, cWerc complete ano maxi all necessary con-
btwee The stree AIM and te curb of the rect whcha are abouto nehafh tn cost
to the consumer OF doing the same work aer thew aterwoiks aec completed.
make appicaAoni mmsdae ely at The oRe Of the company 20 Pri Street. order &c saw te
nec@nV INC addt the increased expense of breaking up the stree. after paving hal been DONE
HARRY BIRKINBINB, Engineer.
Council Bluffs Feb. 49, 1888. m1.df
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-01
MORGAN, KELLER & CO.,

The finest quality aud largest stock west OF
Chicago OF wooden and Metallic Cases. Calls at
tended 70 at all hours. We DEFY competition n
quality OF goois OF prices. Our N Morgan has
served as undertaken fos forty ,ea rs and thor
oughly unossstAnds his business Warerooms,
81 BroadvSF. UPHOlfHER4SG In all is
branches promptly attended 10 Aeo carpet 10
Ing Ano ,anspreoulns. ~Nlegnphic ano aa or
dep nlled wkaou delay.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-04-05
New York Letter.

Tins was how i happened.
had been al work late, Ia the Office that
evening. upon some copying aud did not
leave unu! nearly eight O'clock. When
turned into Broadway. ! saw, away up town.
brilliant blaze, as If all the theatrical red
lights IN the ciiy we're out on picnic
! knew that Il was advertised 10 take place
that evening. and was not unwilling tia, il
should come to meet me. as It would If
reached Grand street first. As passed
Canal street, mail collector at street
lamp cried. Ran. or YOU won't see Jumbo ."
Whether took hls advice. or whether had
already anticipated it, | haven't time to
state.
4 little farther on, met fleeing multi
tude, but | stood like boulder during the
glacial epoch. The advance chariot of Bar
NUNS great street pageant, his grand spring
opening, had suddenly turned out of Broad
way, and several thousand people were
seized with an insane desire to head him off
! did not follow to observe their success. but
kept on Till | reached the turning poiHt of
the immense cavalcade. There the maiorit,
of Rould-be spectators seemed possessed
with the idea that the more they crowded
the better they could see. But | stood ba OK
and looked over their heads.
There were 1900 torch bearers. 600 rider.
and drivers, 400 horses. dens Of lions.
tigers, panthers, &c. open to view. and With
man IN each to keep the poor animal. from
being frightened by the crowd, 80 camels.
% elephants and 80 chario,s. As about
1916 torch-bearers and one chariot had
passed before got the procession fairly in
my line Of vision. didn't try to VERT, the
above statement. but took the great Z. +. b.
at his word.
The affair was immense. in the fullest ca
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-04-05
Homo and Foreign News

--M Mrs. Meaker. the famous Vermont
murderer, was hung FRIDAY.
MIR. Bell Of telephone celebrity is sad
10 have accumulated $4,000 0pO during the
last seven years. Before that he was o poor
man.
Prince Bismarck j. still suffering from
neuralgia, both sides Of his face beng affect
Ell. His condition j. not improving and he
i compelled to maintain a recumbeut POI
sltloR.
1t i said on State street, Boston, that
the late Nathaniel lhayer will leave Sl7..
ool,oln, and that the income ~ each Of his
heirs will b. about $40 900 per annum.
A slight shock of earthquake occurre d
at San Francisco. FRIDAY Further south
the shock was heavy. At Watsonyd!e,
Santa Cruz county. nine shocks Wcre felt
with the breaking ot crockcry, etc.
judge McComas and wife II II. Louis
have been murdered BY Apacbes il Arizona.
Their son i supposed to be a captive. ID
Il rumorcd that troops have bcen worstcI Ia
40 engagement.
Al, the troops IN southern New Mexico
are 10 the field agalns; the Indians The
Mexican troop. have 81 iers u tlAr n1 prs
aner. bat maze th-.r m,ttn anu,H.iAtloa
KImors Of new oatragcs are constantly
coming IN.
The diamond, sen, ~ thc acIiyc 1T
Egypt ~ t'rn. SArrmAn, aui nj which -
mHch has been sal |, we're finally sent. after
many years ~ aaSleiy AMI aann, .Hce IN
inAnv ths NeW urA lrae.arr. The, we're
taken from their crude Egyptian setting,
when III q discovered THAT ruaut III them
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-04-05

IL ne HoHhe Senate anil Henbc House n
Representatives. IF the Commonwealth Of
Massachusetts, Day.
The humble Petition &c ! number of the
Inhabitants Settled On the Banks OF Union
RIVER and thcrcabouts iinmbly Sheveth-
that Some nr "a have been lnhabltance
for Seventeen wears, and have laid out our
all 70 build our Selves houses, and TO clear
and cultivate the land sc now Injoy, BIT BE-
Ing apprehcnslse from the Create turn Ut
affairs that have taken place In the State
TOR which We Sincerely congratulate It'll
that these lands may he granted away to
those that have Jenpardri their lives Ia tile
field. or 10 pay the Great Charge the STATE
has been AZ. and perhap, not Annslng that
there are any Inhabitants here " hlch We are
bold % Say are as true friends to the prcsen,
State and Constitution as ans IN any part
thereof. tho We have been obliged To buwe
u the Power O: Bnton, while ue were I'M
der their noses, ~ ioo>r all that We had As
Several ~ Us have hal or Cattle drove nj
~ the Brush Garrison for no, conforming
20 their order, 10 Season. II It BE- considered
that tin, Wilderness being partly Settled
will make tho kcmainirr more Valuable 10
the State. We hope the prayer ofthIs Petition
vii! bc granted that We may he Established
~ olr present possessions and We shAl. ever
Pray.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-04-05
THE AMERICAN THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1888.

published notice at the first OF the term.
stating that he had enrolled Ill, seaoars !
his register gives but forty, lie or b.
friends published another notice al the close
III the term, stating that tor term bad been
eyer, profitable + his charges az ilust tne
refute that statement. lie represented that
| visited his school but once. whereas he
knows that was IN the school h,Isc fuar
times during his term ami shouid hNa gone
sgsn hal he not told me that he iii not
wish to see me. He put on his register.
average attendance of scholars thirty nine"
wherea, il was really less thtn lhir;y-ihree.
But leave the pHbitc u estimate the
value Of charge, male hy -uch . pcr,rster
Of tbs truth and shall take na further notice
Of any charges which he may make IN public
print or otherwise.
GEo. W HrpsoN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-04-05

all the wide universe. IL was early, about
1890. when | reached the cathedral. Fiith
avenue aud Doth street, but there Vas ali
/ ready a dense crowd within. aud postriul
chorus Of voices 10 the gallery. accompanied
by Ihomass orchestra. was filling nave and
Z elorr and lransept with the glorious strains
/ of liaydn's "kyrie."
/ AT Grace church. that dav. no admission
I was granted except 10 ticket holders a man
with wedding garment, even. couldn't get
IN. however early he came. unless hr pos
sesSed complimentary bit Of pastcb0atd.
II was grim enforcement of the dnclrine
( OF election. there. But -. Patfick'> was
Z tar more cathsiic ANY man mi, hi enter
who could crowd his way through the portal
( Though entrance 10 CERTAIN alsics vas gwen
only to purchasers Of tickets. But Il was a
''whosoever will" even then, il was Come
aud bay :" not without price. II is true. but
none, vas the only requisite.
il wa, difficult. amid the forest Of II
eolumncd marble pillars which support the
roof, to get an unohstructed view nf every
thing but for,uEatel, found place. in
the south tran<ept, where ! could see Cardi-
nal NcCioskey, as he sat upon his throne.
clad IA his rich robe Of scarlet satin. faced
With white >llk. and wearing the red cap
upon b., heads Archbishop CorrIgan. and
the assistant priests and deacons. a. they
oficgalcd before the high altar the grand
chorus IN the far-d.siAnt gallery and the
choir Of forty singing bows in the chanccl
The opening ceremonies over. Father
Pnrdow led before the throne IL
kncIl, kissed the Cardinals hand. received
blessing, was invested with the >urplicc, and
E4,nArf toll Pa, Ia ,,t-lr,t
from the gospel Of ST Mark-"lIe i
risen; he Is not here and was one Of
cioquencc and power. to whose teachings no
true christian could object. After tile scr-
mon came a grand burst Of harmony from
chorus, orchestra and organ the soft chant
Ing d the lHcarna,ion Mystery and the
finale p, ,hc choir the "SAnctus." anil the
"ASuls Del" aud The prutliital blessing
The V hole service vls above iuo hours Ia
length. Scores of wax candies burned hr-
iarc the affairs. and lighted up the marble
ifaccues. hut there WeFe YER, few flower,
a Vase ~ two o. lilies. cluster ~ nd ami
white roses, some DAISIES and rhodulrndrous.
aui that was All. The main decorations
wcre this beautiful architecture Of the coos-
al Pile. and the glorious Easter Sunshine
Which poured down ,n golden food through
The uchly ce.orci uinIows.-vlth no ''dtm
religious light. accounting 70 po.trAl ,rall-
Nua, h4i NiIh a dazzling -pcndar tina, be-
toAcuca the eventual coming az TIE prrfe,t
iGY
o. reaching The street a splendor nj a
more earthly sort Vas visible. Fine ANcn-
ID appeared i.kc combination M waking
gardens and eNaln.!cd rninboas L. seemed
a. L ~. the people N Nv NarA. uhu ooull
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-04-05
Railroads Taxed.

The Governor and council have assessed
the tax against the Maine railroads as fol-
lows. Maine Central. 81 ,l56.4i; Portland
horse railroad. Sil6.sj Portland < Ogdens-
burg. sl92l.5l; Portland 4 Rochester,
Sl434.j7 Rumford Falls & Buckfeld SPA
81; Sandy River Valley. S45.j3; Somerss,
Railroad Company, S69.is; ST. Croix &
Penobscot, Ss6.5I; Grand Trunk, S9j66O2
Bangor 4 Piscataquis. s2sS.j9; Boston <
Maine, Sl9.s23.26; Buckspon < Bangor,
SSH European a North American rail
way, s6s2j.2s: Eastern Railroad Company
S2O.3ll.ll; New Brunswick 4 Canada,
SHIP; Knox x Lincoln, s1l9.s1; Orchard
Beach. sI092 New Brunswick railwa,
S20.l2; Lewiston and Auburn Horse Rail
road Company, s36.06.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-04-05
Gen. Grants Thoroughness.

EN-lo,tma.ter General Crc.we.. .Ald re-
Gently while si''AksI- W t'rn. Grant, lie
j. in man, RESPECTS. Tie most remarkable
man that have ever met When VA, ap-
pointed Postmaster Gc.lrra. took great
pains 10 !ooA UP AMI ,,ul, the .aS, laid
down hy tongre,, fin th, -o,rrnmru, II
tae department and had them a, u, fingers.
ends lA,H | car,t..ly ail Nit general
puAcN which ! thought would furnish the
best and most complete service u the coIn-
Try. Il va, not until after some weeks of
de..beratIon that finally ,euturcd 20 !A,
the matter before Pfrs.!cn, Grant for h!s
approval We'll. one ia, Sas UP az the
White House. and mAh up NJ, mind that
my plan Sa, laid - securely that there
would ht no difficulty To procuring it, .auq-
ton By the President. brought toe mat
ter % Gen. Grant, attention. and tie toId
me ~ 20 ahead and expires, my views free
i and fully. lie va, sitting III 4 char puff
!ng away at a cigar a. vent over ny pan
patiently. until ! thought at las, was
making myself uTesume a. the President
d!d not seem 10 BE- PAVING me the attention
hlch ] Thought the slbjeci deserved
finished ms story. however. and be told ME
20 cal. the neat DAY and he would give me
biz decision. The mex, day was at the
White House. at the appointed time, and,
intensely 70 my surprise. the President took
Up the points Of N, policy one by one and
discussed them with an amount OF lnforma-
tlon on the duties Of the Postmaster-G erer-
al which had never dreamed o. He told
me that be agreed with the policy as a
whole. but that there were some points on
winch he did not hold the same Ni.us a.
those which ! had advanced Then he took
them up and exposed the flaws with so much
hard common sense that afterward won
dered why did not see the defects myself
before. Al our first interview thought he
was hardly paying me the ordinary polite
ness which the occasion seemed to demand
but the second visit assured me that not
only had he listened most intently to what |
had TO say, but that he had devoured every
idea had advanced"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-04-05
State NeWs.

lnr anngl. regnsau vi yAr Boston n,lm
.i ~ Colby OnNcrsH, WAs held at rAgkes's
FRIDAY n.ghl.
iar Governor ha. nominated Morrill,
NpraEuc = JudSe % the N4u.,.pa, Court at
Dexter
N4..-. .,ri u ,..,-. f,....f,.r IN y =.
Sipd44rl 1f M, ll,rrri. Hat,f. n N,,b.,.
fr.. nur NJ a -'A5., wlaIu., Ta4r,iA, a.-r.
noJn, frcrlE.aS ,cTo4. .nj4yr..
The Governor an. Come. s,,. Granted
pardon II Jyht tsr,,y. W. Nr,f. .r--...,. III
assault.
4 general order h,. h..r I.....i ~ ,r
cncampu..t u Sor, w veteran. II \..f.,.r,
Ayr!I IN. IN. roster M ft. l..-.tr..-.,.,
shows niue camps.
-Thy Bangor C.o,r,, Observation-Disclosures
IN Nh. Voted =. pt. ihe'r ,,,.t.r III,
George ". F..d II Il ,,.,r.,,. '.,'.,
,rar. and continue NJ. .,t,,, l..,',.. ,A,,
time.
Til. uife Of J.... G...r4
cricA. committed ,ut.b. \, t,r,.,.., t...
"a, e,enIn, N.rrb a- b..,0+''I.''.,'
the cause. She "a. N ,.,,. nI5
1o i
,o.k .,.,.,...., H. ''1' ''.HfN'Al Z
:" "u''A tl' .hlEe'l snip that
" commanded ahar t.ra ,r.., .t..u N
as G.bbgu, III H,iT
W.T.. II i.'>2'h III W measured
MI, "t. ! r IL au'''is lii Pio''', p o'.4f-
in1h.. ,h,aL y. 'e''G''4 .'.''N -l"o
Auu,, VI WITH tor 4 n.r,rI.J rs..
~ c !,
r.r 49,. IN - 80 ''l'.', - "oo'''"'" Or
off.,.I WI Nr.n IT! -,'i,' IT
eA'ei' -iV'' 'o'
r'''e'
ENeEeu 4. oariaad while Stacking cars
q 'nree o ciock Saturday morning. y the
Maine central freight yard, IN Bangor. va,
Iuii over ana Killed lie was - Years Old
ana resided ~ Brewer lie was unmarried.
ne Governor ana Council have award
u. P'.h"Hs ahd olha,hs q 'he he'lsed
~ ""i' - haIA anu Lorlhg'
oHot' q harmon oi Portland, ut SGT -
IT 'o'Huie' 'ney oe'hg 'he lowest bidders
STEAMER hatahdln reached WATERPROOF
thursday afternoon for the first time in
many weeks. The ice begins 10 weaken
near Bangor. is great body causes consid-
cradle uneaslness among millmen, as heavy
ram would DC Akeiy 10 cause great dam
age.
-'ohn sawteI!e' Esq, the Oldest resident
q sidney. died last week, aged 81 years.
ne was widely known IN the early days Of
the temperance reform. lie was always
salhct M ana "hen ne Republican par
was ooIh ne was III the iIont RANK.
The family Of Mr.. Daniel Hodgkins. of
Jefferson, consisted Of SIX sons and three
dau. all Of whom lived until the Young
est had passed the age OF fftv-four. In
March, 1882, one OF the children. Mrs. Mary
knoslton, died Her death has been fol
lowed by brothers and sisters as follows
Aaron Hodgkins, Daniel Hodgkins, Mrs.
Sabra Miller, David Hodgkins and The wife
Of the latter Mr. and Mrs. David Hodg.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-04-05

To New York reporter, ODonovan
Rosa said Friday, Il am member of a
secret society, that has for its object the de-
struction Of England. 1t has not It's head
quarters in Cork, nor has il had headquarters
years away from ireland. ! see that orders
have been issued for the closing a, sunset OF
the passage which underlies Gladstone's re-
sidenee. will order a man who with
bombs will open the passageway. The man
who confronts him at his work will need
bombs
Ii will soon become a question of con-
siderable importance to our government
whether it can afford to give shelter and
protection to an organization the ayowed
object OF which is the destruction Of a
government with which we are at peace.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-04-05

From Rer. u. r Jersey. D. d. LII. D.,
President -Haine Wesleyan Seminary and
femdfe College, kent's M, Ne
Dr. +. W. kINsMAN,-DearS Sir: For
hse years the students under nv care have
used Adamsons Botanic Cough Balsan,,
and have, think, found it second to no
other remedy for throat and lung troubles
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-04-05

The heart Of human being nils aud emp
ties itself about 10 time, h minute 70
increase Or re;ard this operation il too often
prima .ticit evidence Of some disorder and.
generally speaking, disease DR.. Graves
Heart Regulator will correct all disorders
and cure all diseases of the heart All drug
gists sell il for one dollar per bottle.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-04-05
Gbc Gll5WOrtb american.

Published cNers TAur-ay Morning. a. 1"omo-
block Ellsworth Me. bt Tili llANto1h
toUNEl PUBLISHING COMP Ny.
Far terms. *, see Nr-l page
&C. : 81. PETrENsILLN CO. ~ state street
Boston, &c Pan. Row, New York, ami 'el hesnni
Street Phil. ielphis. our Agents ior pforur-
iue ,i,iIf- fsv the AMERICAN in the above
ctie~ ami arihsrizeitD contract ,r advertising al
a. .l-- fagtt-t rsfr-.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-04-05

The Portland Adrerfiser says "The
appointment of Mrs. Helen Hunt Jackson
as special agent for the Mission Indians of
southern California is gratifying proof Of
the good intentions of the government.
Mrs. Jackson has severely criticised the pol
icy of the United States toward the Indians,
and will now have an opportunity to study
the question from an official point of view"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-04-05

Penny wise and pound foolish" are
no1sekeepers that neglect 10 use James
Pyie's Pearline Washing Compound, which
is in every way superior to soap.
April
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-04-05

anybody visiting WiIlimantie. Conn
should not fail to ,all at the great vorks ~
are welcome. 'ois
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-04-05

The FOUNTAIN OF LIFE is the blood,
which can be purified by the use Of the true
IL. F." Atwood Bitters. 81. F.r
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-04-05

-Diphtheria poisons the blood Conv.
ieseents should take Hoods Sarsaparilla to
neutralize and eradicate the poison matter
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-04-05

Energetic and intelligent men. t. -aif.....
TINS coming season, for Nur~tr, ~fn,k c.r -."-
~ F'nt Trees, Grape Vines, ami aI t.. -.a
,t'St7 Rose y sirhts >Arubbers, Druamesa i..H.-.
". Experience not essential to,d st.-I.s
Y men Of mature age and good u-tf,..- .. b..
Apply by letter ami state age ana name I'll.
:. L. CANNtN.
S"''siV Augusta. Ma ."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-04-05

A. L. Hamblen. Of Gorham, Me,
writes -
Il am pleased 10 say that Bradle,s Phos-
phate has proved perfect success in every
instance where have used it. During the
past ten years | have tested it in the same
field with nearly all the fertilizers sofa ii
this market. aud, after -tnct aud careful OBJ
serratlon Of the results. can truy .ay |
am satisfied Bradley il the best
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-04-05

There are In York county seventy law
yers, an average Of one lawyer to every $50
inhabitants.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-04-05
Thursday the 18th Day Of April, Next,


Tt Is estimated tba, Tie reduction ii
,hr p-hue leat tor March val. amount "
-. son. unu
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-04-05

We notice that agricultural new papers
all over the country are now exposing the
wor,hiessness Of the iayge packs Of horse
and cattle powders. We put the bali ii
motion and claim the credit Of il, Shs,I,ian' s
Carairy Condition Porfers are absolutely
pure and are the only kInl worth huHIng.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-04-05
Oliver Oitson & Co. Boston.

EGGS for MATCHING.
PURE LEIGH 'RN sTOcU
| RO>E coJfB b d
SINGLE CONF, WHIrE & BR0Ty LFG.
h"hNS have taken great pam ana secured
ir"'n Nass and Como some nice fowl, AMI win
-eh tsGs 70 HATcHIss at H. following rates.
Kos Com" While Or iir .wu d WI re- Ia 49,.
si,Sl f"r 3 rgSs fwo -st-ias. >iit,.,. Fl,5''h
egg / hay,. . ~ sI., - ~ -
~ .WN Lk|unAN HENS whirh Min saljtt - o.s
Sseh. ~ or'lyr7 bs mai, nr eft al ln, Tor. on
A'cF n Will " ProHrll. attenda l.,
g. L. {. ~ tkWiTH
lsaOTth, Me
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-04-05
4 GREAT MUSICAL 81 tess.
MINSTREL SONGS.

ol.i1 AND NEW
Scars 100 /. i1"-- liu.g- t'Isnration
song H.t fpi'a!tr melodies tntt Itr-
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