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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-24
Too Cold for the Corn Crop.

HELENA AK, May z.
The corn crop is suffering greatly from
Monday nights cold weather. The mercury
touched 3s degrees. the lowest ever known
at this time of year. Some localities report
slight frost.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-24

TUE subscriber hereby gives public notice o. all
conc rned. that he has been duly appointed
and has taken on himself the tru / OF an Admin
istrator OF the Estate Of John {. Nannsu
late OF ,'"utisboro. in the County of Hancock
deceased, by giving bond az the f,w directs. he
therefore requests an persons who are indeht il to
thc said iecea~e''s estate. TO make immediate pa
m'ht, anil those who have any demands thereon
70 exhibit the same for pawn III.
DANIEL DEAsY, Admir-
April II. 1883 tyy2i.
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Frosts in Illinois and Iowa.

CHICAGO, III, May =.
Advioes from various points in Illinois
and Iowa indicate that frosts were quite
general last night in these states.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-24

If you are in want Of Moving Ma
chine. a Horse Rake, or any kind of Farm
Machinery, come and See me before purchas
ing elsewhere. Orders by mail promptly
attended to.
j. II. Brown. Agent,
l1tf. Ellsworth, Me.
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'Way Down in Tennessee"

MEMPHIS, IENN., May Y.
The thermometer was down TO 3 degrees
here. early this morning, and the ground is
covered by frost. Injury to the crops is
feared.
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Hoods
SdrsapanM

as to derive their greatest medicinal effects
with the least disturbance to the whole sys-
TEN. In fact this preparation is so well bal
anced in its action upon the allmentary
canal, the liver, the kidneys, the stomach.
the bowels and the circulation Of the blood.
that 1t brings about healthy action Of tho
entire human organism. that can hardly bo
credited by those who have not seen the re-
markabie results that have followed its use.
II the SarsapaTilla does not prove sufficient
ly laxative, take few doses of HOOPS VEG
ETAKLK Pills. IL Is well In all eases Of
bilousness to take these pills in connection
with the Sarsaparilla for the first ten days.
That dun, sleepy, sick feeling can be wholly
overcome by the use of these remedies. win
you give them trial and be yourself again?
An ex-alderman Of this city says Of Hoods
Sarsaparilla, 9 II is the strongest Sarsapa-
rilla ] ever saw"
Each dollar bottle contains one hundred
taverages) doses. Sold by all druggists.
Price one dollar, or six for five dollars.
Hoods Sarsaparilia, prepared only bye
!. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries. Lowell, Mass.
~ Use HOODS ToorH-PowDxR.
ivrtS
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The New Jersey Prohibitionists Early
in the Field

The Prohibition State convention nomi-
mated. for Governor, DR. Isaac Quimby, Of
Jersey City
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Dry & Fancy Goods Store.

We have selected our stock with unu,uaI
care III The largest MAJ kct> in the country
aud with view u reach ug tho>.' " hp are Ii
the habit Of huNiug finer grades aud ~ hn never
could get Them n plac of TIN. size W.
haS, th,in 'ud ha,n them H. sell and y M .rll
m a A. 10" FEiCE~ the same grade,
can b" bought from the largest dealers IN the
Country $" ~fill conIinu- - -rfI the
rtlrhra'ri ri Ack AMI ,DLpRED SILKS.
" him have met WITH -urh great >urt -. tyr
tn pat thrr" wears. pricr- Are lower Ann
10 lai, should D, without
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-24

! prletnr, vii open ior summer VISITORS June
/ 20.
A new plank Sidewalk has been aid
along the front o. the stores on State
street
Mr. Emil ksmn>k,, Of oppeln, Ger
many. I, here on visit TO his uncle. Mr..
| Lewis Fricnd.
4 The town u Hancock ha> voted % give
the rish, 81 aay y The >hnrr Inc railroad,
provided the amour, required doe, 10, y :
coed = .joo
Nj. GalIert hs, iust received an I'M
meu,e new stock Of summer ,.ik>. dress
silks. cioak,. CLOAK nss and dress trimmings,
para,oIs and laccs.
Roll carding. weaving Nc.. is nov go
ing On at X. smiths mill, East Sullivan.
and he intend, The . shall be ,au.f,c
7 tar,. and done withotf clay.
Several crews of Bank fishermen have
passed through ,hi, city. from Ofland. Pen
ob.co, and Ca,tine. on their VA, to Han
COCK and lamnine % JON then vessels
The Western Union Telegraph Com
nan, m. ARRANGED N hu,ld telegram line
from Ellsworth 10 Bar Harbor. 70 Ne com
,I...,;, ..,,, ~ ~. summer h,,.,,,.,.
:, ;, ;, r,,-, :. -.
'
-,,
=,
-.
,.
In
),
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+ VI : seminary = III W" : y" '1
'h'>N- 'N'''E M
Il
under ''e 4"''''''i''" '' ~ =, = .''''.'
pastor q 'h' Ne'l'''''''' ''''i''" :
p'r'
II '''''''''''' A'''''''' ''''''' y
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peAreH ~ one 81 "1' i'iN' '''''i' ~
hAu'rl l''" ''' "'''N ~ NJ -''
me purpose Oh fel''l'N''-
hN N'>'''- II VI - u a.
F. \ Wilson. q Bangor, l \ EmerH'
% Ellsworth, AMI ;. j. lea''t'' 81 Passport
have been selected 4 the trustees tnF the
mortgage bond holders u me matter OF
bonds 10 be ISSUED ~ the Name 'ehtrai III
aid Of the Shore Lane railroad
On the down trip from tins city TO La
moinr. SATURDAY morning last. one OF the
stage horses IN T.. T.. Mcfhrlands team,
stepped on 4 rolling stuck IN descending a
hill. and was thrown n such a manner a 70
break a leg. The animal va Killed
The '""merr'al sAy> r J. hamor'
Of Bar Harbor, has purchased the Atlantic
House. al that place for 81 'o- The
purchase includes. with the hotel, about ) =
acres Of land. The landlords Of Bar Hhr-
Dor are preparing ter the InfilA % summer
tourists. which i expected 70 BE- unusua y
large.
a Young man named Hobs MoseIt'
employed al DOVES mItl' WINE ridihs
morse 10 water SUNNY Us VA cams y
aho'n'f morse anu ''''''
i"uhg h"Ne's 'e'' u''u'' ''''
anu nag pr ei''''''''
oeNihs DINER injuries ~ ''"e'' = 'A''''
70 attend him-
y se''t'a' "',i'' - '''e =
tween 'he hai"e a',-
Line ny "hieh 'hr 'of''ie' ioa'' = ~ ASSIST
ai'u 'e'e'e
agreed on al a meeting !" i'o''''' 'a'' A.
me
lett 20 non = u i'iu"'''''
Tor me Maine 'e'.'' ~ ~
Emery Oh ''iis II, ~ '"'
Inc 'e'is'oa'
.N'' 1' MI. la = Ill
fo''' next > u''uA. y, - -"
nan ihs'e ~ u
Is oelie'eu 'iie '''1'N" ~
co'iitnoda'e ''i' - LA
70 A''eiiu
Lh .l
nave ''''.',u 10Y AZ.
oas'i"e >o'"iAi ''''''o'
-. ,nS'''u''o" - 'e - : NO. '''i IS, -
: "e '."'" " -, NJ
q ''''o -. .,n ~
80
luiiOe' 80 ~, r'', =.
'uri"s '"e - - psn y,
VIII VS. A., 90
'0''' ' IT, ~ Central Railroad Comnanv
~.
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The Weather,
WAR DEPARTMENT.
ltfire of the Thief S;rnaf OGna,

Office Of the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., May 23-l A. N.
Indications
For New England. cloudy. rainy weather,
northeasterly to northwest winds, stationary
Or lower temperature in the Eastern portions,
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Railroad Absorption.

The President and party left for New FORK
this afternoon.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-24

Ingersol continued his argument in the
Star Route trial to-day.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-24

The President has issued orders to-day
closing all Executive Departments in Wash
ingion on Memorial DAY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-24
Ex-Congressmsn Murch about to Be-
gin his Investigation.
tINIFNNfU IINFA III.
~ A>IIINlrTns

The expected investigation Of the affairs
of the office of the Supervising Architect.
Hill. will begin tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock.
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DR., MAOALASTER'S o .ss SsS
Gated Cotton for Toethache Is the chkirens friend
and the MOTHERS comfort. II deadens the nerve
and gives permanent relief. For sale by dealers
In medicine. lyr30s
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,Trespass Notice.

4 LII persons are hereby forbidden crossing
~ trespassing or incumbering my land which |
have bought OF A. T. Durham, commencing on
Was ingt0n Sire {, al the north corner of John
i.eiand's house running along due east on
Washington stiest to Orange street. 1 will
prosecute any such persons 70 the extent Of the
law all Of ihe said land being owned by me.
ELLEN n. kOSLEY.
Eilswosth. May r. lssa- sxD
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w a NIEDy

a. HIti, "h" IhtellSeht men, to solicit orders
THIS c"ining season, for Nursery STOCK corsistin,
81 truit Trees, Grape Vines, anil all the small
irulls Rose Bushes Shrubbcry, Ornaments Tree
O. Experience not vssential. Good Inducements
70 men OF mature age and good cuisines, ,hIIity
Apply os ietter anu state age and name references,
~ ). L. GANNO>
Augusta, Maine.
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'atc for the County

L" the Honorable Judge OF Probate for the Count,
Of Hancock
THE undersigned widow Of John p Johnson
late of Deer Isle in said County de
ceased. respect fully represents, that said de
c'a-eh dl.d possessed of Personal Estate, an In
ycntory OF which has been duly rcturnsd int III,
fr bate Office that her rrcum stances rrn,er il
necessary that She should have more Of said
Personal Estate than she is entitled 10 on i al
tributinn hcrco' She tn, reforr pravs that YOUR
Honor would grant her such Allowance out III said
re- -nnal Estate as IN you discretion YOU may lie
ternine necessary anil prop r.
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FLORA h. JOHNSON
Deer I-le. NAV L. 1855
STATE or MAINE

H.>c"Ck ss-tourt If Probate. Bucksport,
VI " Term, \. u, 1858.
On he furegot1x Petition ORDERED That
~hu linN give public n tire O. all persons lt..
Yer ,ted, hy causing copy thi- nrrl,r to ~ pul.
n-hr'l thrrc weeks ~urrc--iVciy in the Ellsworth
nncr'An newspaper printed or published IN
fll-w IN, In "
~ County, that they may appear AZ a court 81
ir"hhte Ter -aid nunty l. be held at Ellsworth on
w thir dhc7'iay Ia June neat. 1t tea OF
"a" cHNk IA the { r. noon. and show cause, II any
p'N nav why the 80 re should not b. granted.
MI FARM TGtk, Judge.
Aitc-t tHN-. 4. poRK Register
y IT" '"'} Attest : H'~ '. bpVR Ergl-trr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-24

-Hartshorn, Ellis & Co., are building
boarding house and stable near their new
mill. William Brown builds the house by
contract and Charles Durham does the stone
work.
The water in Union river is very low
and unless we have rains the drives will not
be driven in.
Railroad is the leading topic of con-
versation. The surveyors have been at
work here to-day. The road will cross
Union river near Bangor bridge, then it will
run near the main road. crossing our square
diagonally to point near Levi Webber's
barn, crossing land Of Edward Moore, and
continuing short distance back Of the
houses along the road to the city.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-24

Combines the
BEST i.enedies
Of the vegetable
kingdom and in
such proportion
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-03-29

The mail carrier HOW rims on wheels.
II. K. Sherman has moved back to
Minnesota where he takes charge of a
| farm.
s. w. Hayes has been called from
Walsinghan' to take charge of the
spoke machine.
There were only eight applicants for
certificates at the examination held
here last week.
ID. w. Rollins, of River Falls, and
II. w. CornelIson tarried with us a
short time last week.
Mr.. Malonsen has Ned out of Gill
lespie's house and into part OF GAM
melgaard' S house.
Charley Dash has moved to Plum
City and his partner, Mr.. Tanner, has
gone back to Minneapolis.
These warm days are bringing on
the western fever, which is proving
to be quite contagious.
X. w. Lewis is hewing out his mill
frame preparatory for building as soon
as the frost is out of the ground.
Two things that are needed in this
place-a drug store and butcher
shop. Either one will pay well.
Will Bartleson bias gone to Mill
bank, MIMI. with Mr.. Wescott. Frank
Baker starts soon for the same place.
DIED.-March %. of general debility,
Mrs. Sven. j. Anderson. Though not
., vary old woman she has bapn "A long
sufferer from chronic ailments of one
kind or another. She leaves a hus-
band and three small children.
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Rock Elm, Center.

The Dramatic Club played "Down
by the Sea-" and the farce, 1.-The Per.
secuted Dutchman." at FoX's hall on
Saturday evening last.
DR.. Merrill started for Dakota on
Monday the Goth inst, to look after
his interests there.
Churchill & Chichester have shut
down their mill this week to attend
to other business.
The weather indicates sugaring
near at hand. and few of our farm
ers are preparing to open their bushes
rs soon as the snow settles enough to
warrant it.
The roads are nearly bare in the
track. bat hinge drifts are still loom
ing MP on either side, and it looks as
though we would have bad roads fol
some time to come.
G. A Hawn's store has been repaint
ed inside and Mrs. Hawn's millinery
goods occupy the department recently
vacated by DR.. Merrill's drugs, and
altogether the change is qnite an i'm
provement. while new goods are con
stantIy being added to their stock.
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20 . o -
Clifton.
Agents abound.

Agents abound.
Pack peddlers pretty prevalent.
Suckers are being caught by scores.
Will Schoiield has purchased a team
of horses.
Miss Mate Tabor is to teach in the
Bailey district.
C. w. West and Frank Richardson
are peddling respectively. clothes lines
and salve.
Smashed sleighs are common, the
result of the terribly rough roads.
Election next Tuesday. Turn out
and vote as your fancy dictates.
Mr.. Davis. at the Hollow, has a ten
ant. Mr.. d. has been. and is at the
present time extremely unwell.
win Atwater and John Hardy are
prospecting in Dakota. They are ex-
pected home some time this week.
Who's lost large oil cant Don't
all answer in concert. Charlie West
has found one and is anxious to return
it to the owner.
At the Clifton town caucus held on
Tuesday last the following officers
were nominated: Supervisors, S. }
Copley. G 0. Cone, S. G. West; Clerk.
T. J. Atwater; Treasurer, J. d. Otis;
Assessor. II. n. B .scom: Justices, NJ.
A. Taylor. 4. S. Davis; Constable, q.
L. Cone.
Found. On the road between Clifton
Hollow and River Falls. a brown paper
package containing two slabs of boiled
beef and cold potato. Supposed t.
he a ration for an ahle-hodied boy
Claimants can obtain the same by ap
Ilying i'm person at the Clifton branch
of the Journal Office. No charge.
There it is again. Another unpar.
donable error we've committed. OF
course there's broad difference BE-.
tween ~. S. Civil Service Officer
ana a Especial U. S. Treasury Agent.
We've got bow-legged Jew peddlel
| in our minds eye who sold rs thres
silk handkerchiefs for twenty cents
and tried to cheat us out of a nicke
| in change. We've recorded the date
of the transaction and rs soon as VT
can correctly spell his name Wen com
municate with the Special Treasury
Agent at Trimbelle, and make tina
p.ddler think there is no balm II
Gilead.
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EIEgN -people are always on the
WISE !: : !; !. !
NHEEEbt lookout for chances to in
HEEEA 4 crease their earnings, and
tnE p in time become wealthy;
III 4. those who do not improve
EWEk their opportunities remaii
@in poverty We offer 2
great chance to make mon
ey We want many men.
women, BOYS and girls TO work Tor us right
in their own localities Ans one can do the
work properly from the first start The bus
mess will pay more than ten times ordinary
wages Expensive outfit furnished free. n,
one who engages fails to make money rapid
~ You can devote your whole time to the
work, or only yonr spare moments Full
information and all that il needed sent tree.
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.sThat Which contributes most to
preserve the State is to educate chill.
dren with reference to the State; for
the most useful laws. and most ap.
proved by every statesman, will be of
no service if the citizens are not ac-
customed TO and brought up in the
principles of the Constitution.
AS result OF the teachers examin-
ations, the truth is constantly made
apparent that, as teachers, we are
generally better versed in the more
advanced studies than in fundamental
principles.
The verdant spriug-time being near,
what an excellent opportunity will
soon be given US in which we may
encourage the youthful to seek for
pleasure and profit within the realm
IF nature. Here, only beauty and
harmony exist, and he who walks
within its precincts and is able to com
prehend it's beauties cannot help but
lie better fitted to bear life's burdens
after enjoying such companionship.
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Eel Paso.

Charley Peterson is home from the
pinery.
Our new store keeper is spoken OF
as our future P. NJ.
james Donnelly. Sr., is home from
from the Eau Claire pinery.
H. G. Halvorson is preparing to go
Minnesota to engage in farming
There is some complaint in regard
to mail matter between here and Wa
verify.
E. G. Rollins, of River Falls, had
one of his new tanning machines out
here recently. We saw it work and
pronounce it a success.
Patrick Hagan. an aged man and a
resident of this town for the last four
teen or fifteen years. died on Sunday,
the 18th inst, and WAS hurled the fol-
lowing Monday. the town paying the
funeral expenses.
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JEU'ELR =,
T P. PETERSON & SON,
ERS and JEWELLERS,
RIVER FALLS, WISCONSIN.

Dealers in Fine Jewelry, Watches, Clocks,
and plated ware. Sole agents tor the Cele-
brated Rockford Quick Train Watches AL
kinds OF Repairing neatly executed, and all
work warranted.
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HUBER HOUSE,
LOUIS HUBER, Prop.
ELLSWORTH, WISCONSIN.

This house is in good condition through
out and the travelling public will always ind
q good table aud clean bed. The bar il
constantly supplied with the best of liquors
and cigars. Good stabling. SUtf
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The boom at the head of the slough
is completed.
S. A. Porter is out with new in.
vention to plant corn.
License or no license will be the is
sue at our town meeting.
We are informed that we will have
free ferry this season.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Eden Nero,
on the 10th inst, a daughter.
The railroad company say they will
build bridge if the Red Wing people
give it up.
S. S. Kline is canvassing for new
washing machine. 1t gives satisfac-
ton here.
j. II. Boustead has a genuine RENE
dy for coughs and colds, and he war
rants every bottle. Try it.
james Day has sold his property on
the island to A. Pumpkin, who intends
to oren saloon there.
Chas. Norquist. formerly of this
burg. has purchased half interest in
W. F. Cross jewelry store in Red
Wing.
VIM. Miller, who has been one of
the regular engineers in the Diamond
mill for several years, has moved to
his farm here.
Sleighing is played out and we can
not use wagons. We are i'll want of
an air machine to avoid roads alto
gether.
Samuel Irvine, Jr.. has finished his
winter term of school in Dist. No. /.
lie has given satisfaction and has been
engaged to teach the summer term.
Some wonder who is buying wood
at Trenton. We noticed marked on
several piles H. F. Don't that stand
for Henry Pumpkin who owns that
new skiffl
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-03-29

We are informed that j. C. Arnold
will not accept the town treasurer's
office another year. and B. +. Way is
spoken of to serve in that capacity
There will he no change made i'll town
officers this year except town treasnr-
err vote on granting license will
probably be taken. Our present town
clerk has been censured for making
errors. but upon investigation by the
town hoard it is proven that it was
not his fault.
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Box; 6 Bexes for SIS.
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from active prac-
tice, having hal placed in his hands by al
East India Missionary the formula OF sim
.'e vegetable remedy for the speedy and
permanent cure OF Consumption, Bronchitis.
Catarrh, Asthma, and ali Throat and Lung
affections, also positive and radical cure
Tor General Debility and all nervous COM
plants, after having thoroughly tested It's
wonderful curative powers ia thousands Of
casex, feels II his duly to make it known t.
his fellows. The recipe. with full particu-
lars, directions Tor preparation aud use, and
all necessary Twice aud instructions for sue
cessful treatment at your own home, will
he sent you by return mail, tree Of charge,
by addressing with stamp or stamped self
addressed envelope
DR. M L, cASS,
2ui York ST., Jersey City, n. J.
1 Mention this paper.
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A POSITIVE CURE
ELY-S
CREAM BALI.
FOR

or any kind OF mueu
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
inilamed and rane
serfaces. A prepar
ion OF undou1te'
merit. apply by -
little finger into the
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POPULATIONS,
By Harrison Lowater.
Norfgs--CONTINuED.

w. Grammatical forms.
l. Number.
2. Genber.
5. Case.
4. Person.
Calculations of number. gender,
and person omitted at presently
3. Case.
l. Definition.
2. Case, relations are
a. Nominative, performing or
passive.
b. Possessive, owns.
C. 0bje, tive, receives.
8. Case, forms are
a. Common, either singular or
plural. nominative or objective.
b. Common with s added, pos
sessive.
4. Nominative relation is express
ed and common form used when "a
noun is
a. Used as the subject of verb.
b. In opposition with the sub
ject of a verb.
C. Used as the complement of a
neuter verb.
d. In opposition with predicate
nominative.
e. Used in an Independent re-
lation.
f. In opposition with the indie
pendent relation.
9. Used ia an absolute construc-
ton.
h. In opposition with an abso-
Lutte construction.
5. The possessive relation and the
common form plus s if
a. Ownership or possession is de-
Motel.
b. Source or origin is denoted
c. Fitness or adaptability is ex-
pressed.
6. The objective relation formed
and common form used when noun
receives the action, ETC., ly being
IA. The object of verb.
b. In opposition with the object
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Gilman.

The Maxgood young folks are al at
home again.
The roads running cas-. and west are
yet in wretched condition.
Mr.. Foresth our postmaster, has
opened store in his office, so that
when you get your mail you can also
purchase groceries.