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They offer, this year, to every subscriber,
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lxyFnnAnr rUBEr0ArT0Ma.
SS3.
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
ILLUSTRATED.

Harpsr's Weekly stands ct the head OF Amer
lean Illustrated weekly Jonrnals. ny ~ nnpar-
eiHan position Ia psiittca ita admirable ttustrA-
ti0ns It's carefully chosen serialst shprt storfes
sketches and poems, contributed ny the foremost
artists and authors Of the day, IL carries nstruc-
ton and entertainment 70 thousands Of American
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IL will always be the aim Of the publishers q
make Harpef's WEEKLY the most popular and
attractive family newspaper in the world.
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Hor.e and WAGON Cared For.

A horse and wagon, evidently belonging
70 3 farmer, was left standing on French
sLrees near Second since 10 o'clock this
morning 0ficer Niekers took the team In
charge this afternoon at 8 O'Clock and had
Il inpounded. The owner can have 1t by
applying To pslice headquarters.
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-7----- 80 2 - . -
Governments Stable Burned,

WARRINGTON, Jan. pa fire was dis
covered in the carriage house OF the Gov
ernment Printing Office early this morning.
The flames spread rapidly, consuming the
carriage house and several carriages. At
one time the Government Printing Office
was In imminent danger
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YOUNG FOLKS.

Parents who ssire entertaining and wholesome
t reading for their children. and young folka who
Incidents, stoi ,pictnres household aHntise ensent
and harmless viii ind these in ST. NIcnos
Il SSa ss e hs ss Rss
nsss, nes @aEaIns % los children eyer printed The
number, and opene with 9 eolored frontisplece,
will be much the finest ever Issued, and the at
ssntion q al parents and all reading young folks
uons;
4THE TIsKHAhi BROTHERS. TIDE-MILL..
!, new serial story hs =. 4. Trowbridge, former
Y saltGr ssa e 0nT 1fessE FSls and author Of
'THE STORY OF vITEAU.n
An historical nsyeletle or girl and boy life in
the lsth century. By Frank 4, STOCKTON, fsrmer-
Y sssistant editor Of st. Nichoias,n anther OF
'4hudder Grange, " etc.
'srHE STORY or ROBIN HOOD
An account OF the famous yeoman. Ry Manrice
Thompsohs anthor Of The Witchery Of Archery. .
THE STORY OF TINE FIELD OF THE CLorm-or
GOLD"
By Z. Z. Brooke. To be illustrated with many
"A BRAND NRw NorroN.n
Be ssRssh Raahor a9a 81 HGEs lssyy S'sy " Ra@ s M
SWIFT AWAY
~ aeEi A,1Io ,s1tIory Of ths asssisslnP Needs 4 ls2
''ELIzABETH THOMPSON.
A biographical paper regarding this celebrated
painter Of battle scenes Illustrated with picture
prepared for ST. Nicholasn by Mise Thompaen,
''WHKRE WAS VTLLTRRsYt
A thrilling story Of the Russ0-Turkish war. BY
Archi bald Forbea. WAr-Dorrespondent,
'THR Boy AT THE WHITE HOUSE,,
An account Of the life Of ssrad,a Iineoln nv
Noah Brooks author Of The Boy Emixrants. y
"CoARDTEs ron CHILDRRs.,,
Brooks, author Of The Land Of Nod. &c :, = and "a
including Christmas Masque:
THE FALSE Sin SANTA CLAuB."
Prepared expressly for holiday times.
There will he short stories by Louisa NJ, AL.
eott and many other well-known writers for
Young Iolks papera on home duties and recrea.
llons ou t-d0or sports occupation and InstPu cton
Tor bows and girls, with popular features and de-
partmeats.
Price, ss.00a year Is cents number. Sub
scriptlona should begin with the November NUM-
1er. The succeeding issue, 1.-THE Wonderful
Christmas Number, " will have also d colored
rOnuapiece and many unuBal attractions.
TIE CENTURY CO., NEW YoRK, ny.
novi3-5t
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PERSONAL.

Chief Jastics ComegYs, DIR. John K.
Kane and wife and a number of Senator
Rayard's friends left this morning for WASH
ington 10 attend the wedding of Senator
Raysrd's daughter, In that city tomorrow.
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GREAT RUSH
" --RoE~-
OY YST E RSi

j. GARDNER,
COZ. SEVENTH AND SIMPLIFY sTs.
has added more help 70 his bualnAsA and V nov
able 70 supply all persona NfthO1sTEke o. shost
notice. HIs wagen Will deliver oysters 70 ~
paris of the city. Orders len with the driver VII
be promptly attended 0. oeEz~smM
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ANOTHER CALAMITY.
a Russian Town ON Fire-Many Lave.
Reported Lost.

ST.. PEgERsBURo, Jan. GA trencudou,
fire is raging.in the town of Nikelof. Almos
the entire place within the enclosed WALL
is burned. An enormous damage
TO property of public char
seter is the result of the fire. Tbs
houses OF people are destroyed. There II
terrible loss of life. The Are Ia thought tc
be the work Of an iucendiarY.
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REPRlNrgp FROM YesTERpAv
RACEOMrEs BURNED.
a Heavy Loss " Fire In . Massachusetts
wsoTwn r

a Heavy Loss " RSre In . n1Assnchusetss
Town. ef
BosToN, Jan. 24.-The four-story brick
building on State street, CambFidgeport,
gutted BY Dire this morning. Loss on build
ing $S0, 900 insured for $50, 900.
The occupants sustain loeses as follows
Gould, Church & Company, piano case
manufacturers, $l2, 600, Insured; Wood
Brothers, key manufacturery. $50, 900, in
sured; j. A. Carl, stair builder, 5000, In
sursd, and A. Fitzpatrick, planning mill,
$40, 900.
BOaToK VISITED ny FIRE.
BosTuN, Jan. M.--Smith'e American
organ fnanufactory on the corner Of Claren.
don and Montgomery streets, was damaged
20 the extent Of Sa5. 900 by fire this morning
Iusured
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the Cimhrla Ylctimn.

NEW YoRK, Jan. 94.--In reply 70 tele-
gram by Kimhardt II Co., on behalf Of
Mrs. Irene Meyer Of this city, about her
sister-in-law, Meta Meyer, supposed to be
on board the CImbria, they have received
the following dispatch "IIamburg-To
Kimharat q Co.--Meta Meyer was not on
board the Cimbria, but Max Meyer, aged
l5 years, from. Makel, was, and was not
saved. The rumor that Captain HAnsen is
saved is nnfounded."
The daily gazette., 1883-01-25

One case light and medium
Calicoes, will be stacked up to
sell for 8 cents per yard, reg
ular price is 8 cents.
In with them will be a few
pieces and some odds and ends
of Cretonnes suitable for cur
tains or furniture coverings.
We clear them out at Is cents
per yard, regular price 25 cents.
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>. .s"one mans meat ls another masi \
son Kidney Wort expels the poEia
humOrs. Tho first thing 10 do In the spraI
10 clean house. For internal cleansing Y
renovating, no other medicine ID eQst
Kidney Wort. In either dry OF liquid lHuI
cures headache, bilious attacks, consuAsi
and deFauged Kidneys.
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CITY ITEn1a
syArsstfleIsl q Best

sasaerssy q Co, Photographers, aO9 MaEkst st
Mems Underwear, Searfs, r. & W. COltars
Hhir1a, lauudried and nnlanndried. Our one
dollar shirt has o reputation for excellence un-
eaualled In this city. Wm II. Cole 2O2 Market
RkFaat
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Quinn to Keep tho peace,

DuBLIN, Jan. 24-The court has ordered
the Dayitt and Quinn to keep the psace OF
be imprisoned for ak months
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alrand ARMY pencamumen,,

TRor, n. T., Jan. "a. The city 4 M
with delegates 10 the State encampmeuI
the Grand Army of the Republic, N
chief business OF the encampment Y
election OF a Commander, which takes pl1
TO morrow. The most prominent MI
dates are Major Willard Bullard of N
York and Commander Keits OF this ciy
complimentary ball Will be teHdered ]
visitors TO night.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-25

ASrTwenty-four beautiful oolors Of the Dia-
snond Dyes, for SILK, Wool, Cotton, &C., 10 ets.
A child can use with perfect sueoess.
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WM. B. SHARP.

Our Blankets have been
larger, better and cheaper than
any previous season; we have
many good ones left, and you
will find very low pric es here !;
as there's to he a sacrifice in
this stock you may need more,
as cold weather is not yet over,
and anyhow, it will pay to buy
Tor next season ifprice is right.
WIN. B. SHARP.
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WIN. B. SHARP.

A small lot OF fancy silks,
not over seven pieces in one
number, at AZ cents; regular
price 65 cents. Not over three
pieces in another, at 35 cents;
regular price SO! cents. They
will 60 fast. The first choice
will be the best.
WIN. b. SHARP.
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Q. LOrHLSe.
Now Is The Time!

And the plap &c is the Whining.
ton Clothing House, at Fourth
and Market streets,if you want
a suit or an oyercoat in either
ready made or custom made
garment. We have made
prices to s suit the purchaser
and can please you in fit and
style of garment. Remember
we mean to reduce our stock
by disposing of all ODD SUITS
in our READY MADE and all
ODD SUIT PATTERNS in
our Custom Department. Over
coats you can buy if you want
one for either yourself or boy.
We make this announcement
for the balance of this month
and you kn now when we say
prices to q lear out stock it
means the L owest price possible.
Secure one of these bargains
this week.
JNo. w. DIEFENDoRF < Co.
N. B.-Store closed at 6 p.
NJ, except Saturday.
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Marseilles quilts have come
in from the fire, the wrappers
are scorched, the goods all
right-only' about one hum
dred of them at $l.29, regular
price so. Another lot Of Mar
seilles quilts are those elegant
ones which we sold at 81.
These are also from the fire,
and like the others with
scorched wrappers, but goods
perfect; they will be sold at
1886.
rmr -
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WIN. B. SHARP.

A nice soft crochet quilt,
easily washed, very like the
old Bates quilt-are from the
fire; sorry we have only ninety
six of them to offer. You have
always paid $1.25 for them; il
you are early you win get them
at SO cents.
WM. B. SHARP.
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Bear in mind a few pieces
Of body brussels carpet at $l.2
per yard, regular price $3.50.
Six or eight styles tapestry
brussels at 78 cents, regular
price $l.00; two pieces OF
tapestries at SO cents; regular
price IS cents; eight pieces full
extra super, all-wool ingram
carpets at 7S cents, regular
price $1.0O.
WM. B. SHARP.
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Harper & Brothers,
NEW YORK.
novzs-std6s

''sT. NICHOLAS 10 above anything we produce
In the same line.i-''London Times
CT. NICHOLAS
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Street Aarhea.
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OoKRnUTmD DAILY HY THE WILLIAM LA h
S@Me COMPANY, BRANDYwTEE MTLLs-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-31
Fall Of a Flag STAFF in Boston.

Bo>INN, May -
A wooden flag staff fifty fee, high on the
store or X. II. White X Co.. Washington
street. was blown down into the street 'hi'
forenoon during high wind It fell upon
q passing omnihu, Of the Hathorne line con
tanning FIVE OF SIX passengers, crushing It
and Knocking the driver to the ground.
The coach passed over HIM iwuring him
probably fatally. None Of the passengers
were hurt \ portion Of the cornioe OF the
building vas knocked of and fell. striking
an unknown man. crushing his skull and III
ficiing very serious INJURY. \ coupe
standing in from, Of the store VAS wrecked
but the occupant, were unhurt. The affair
created great excitement
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MARINE LIST.

8ti.WOssh pOrs.
Thursday, May a
SAILED.
Sch Grape, Hntchings, Bar Har -or.
Sch Express. I.amssn. Bar Harb r.
) II. W. CushmIB, Farrell. Bar Harbor.
-ch Julia Edni, Lord. i'aDgor
Friday, May q.
ARRIVED.
sch West-rloo. Jordan, Rondout.
sch Wesley >bbDu, Whitaker ROndout
Sch Rel Rover. Lockhart, Boston.
SAILED.
Sch Allandale, Wehber. Providence
saturday. May u.
ARRIVED.
Sch Forester yong. B,sion.
Sch otuskia. Patten, Providence.
Sch VIM. H. Archer. Beiiatt Providence.
Sch Caressa, No ley, Rock.and.
Sch II. W. eastman, Farrell, Bar Harbor.
Sch senator, Cheney. Boston.
Sunday. May q.
ARRIVED.
Sch Elizabeth, Ray Boston.
SCI, Copy. Miliikea. Boston.
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Double Tornado in Indiana.

A double tornado s~cp, by Clay City at
Sc o'clock y.s,erda, afternoon The eN-
,remr,ies were mile apart and Ga, Clty,
which was in the centre, escaped with slight
damages. hut a, Meals mill one side OF
house wa, swep, gu, Of existence and several
persons Killed. 4 bridge was also DESTROYED
and general havoc ensued. On the ether
side. in l.itle settlement. five persons were
killed. several houses blown TO pieces and
one child blown away In all twelve we're
injured besides those Killed. Trees were
blown down over a wide AREA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-31

Luther J.. JOY. whose ninn-r II dying was
recor,i, Il IA The AMERICAN .a-t week. w4- one
Of he " whose IuAnrrr ~ ming Il j. -wrrt
10 tnink about II i true That hr rtaci -I no
grca 'trgrr- of rmiurnce, SAKE in 90. hing
true living. but in this NJ. ru~t % IN aud .tFDuy
II was no n-gati." goodness born from 4 iarA
Of tend'nc, for wrong hut nthrr from int H.
gent b lite against passion and temptation
The b'>t lesson VI hi lifr. perhaps, i found
IN hi supremacy over tho>r passion, which IL
l-ft To themselves will d-i,a>, nj en.lav.: n
conquered VIII be grand pillar, IN the >truct-
urr OF rue manhood. Those who knew him
well vii know Il be>t. Oy tn. grave OF the
dead generous man seeks 10 b III the
brlar, and east onit m 1Owrr-. but Their, need
be no cutting b, re-. ave in the one dr-, that
closed this good man carer, there NEED 10
utmost truth BE- no flint uf praise. Ne tan
recount II knighily deeds OF pubic vaior. 40
high achievements in social Or intellectual
waffsre- But IN th- battle against sin. h. IS Oh
The crown. Years ago. Il dozen or NOR The
" liter for time his cons aut companion
and friend. The genilrBes- ami ruth Of III
character then apparent never fur>ooh him.
How man, time, II has been said No pow
On ear b could swetye hun from what h. be-
lieNed Ia he right." How macy hayc wondered
whruce The sure oil his nanl, III some
have compar Il his life with IhO> Of chr i>iian-
IS an argument sgain>t the latter few Anes
the fountrin from which he drank Buf down
by the river tina passed through the farm Is
-Inal grove. and hlty two time year on the
Az rage. God ha- h AID fr IN that place an
earnest payer and helped a NIB man 10 he
Bobler .tiii. How Of our lent cod men
make strong their strength in The same WY
never know. lie wa, 30 u ia rty YEAR
a.o, was tn, son OF Horario \. and Rrbrcca
Jos Of this city. Th-re ran be no question
that hi desih was the result Of in-anit,. We
call him dead but his influence, that grea'.
silent mystery. vii live aii0i fhr lives If those
whp knew him will '~ better and the hearts
that ls,d MIN will love him still. Let him
rest. Ne will ell him not ba-k with cur
tesrs. The prayers in the little wood ha'
been answered.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-31

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice 10 all
concerned. that he has been duly appoint d,
and has taken upon himself, the trust OF an
Administration Of the Estate OF John y. Conley
late OF Castine In the County of ancock deceased
by giving bond as tie Law directs he there
fore requests all persons who are indebted 70 he
said deceascds estate, TO make imme late pay.
ment. and those who have any demands thereon To
exhibit the same for payment.
GEORGE n. wITHERLE.
May 10. 1883. sw22
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A Vicious Elephant.
Bo>To>. MAY %.

BoSToN. May 20.
Eary tins morning while the animal, at
Forepaugh's circus we're being fed one Of
the attendants were attacked by an enraged
e.ephan, and seriously injured. NARROWLY e.
cap.rg with h.s life. Patrick Conner, lad
Of Is years Of age had ju,, given the ele-
plant some hay when he was seized by the
animal and hurled to the ground The
beast attempted to gore him bat only
succeeded in nhictlng serious laoerauen
Of the hips. The lad was taken 10 The CITY
Hospital
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-31

THE subscriber hereby gives publ notice % all
concerned that he has been duly appointed
and has tak"n upon himself the trust OF Executor
% the last WIN ani Testament ~ Polly C. Cot late
% orland, IN the County OF Hancock, deceased
By giving bond as the law directs. he therefore
requests all person- who indebted 10 SAID
de'ea~eds estate, IL make immediate pay mrnt ard
tho-e who have NY immediate Demands thereon
/" exhibit the same for payment.
x. II. GOT-T.
orlani. May Is. lss3. 3~2I
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A crgsgis: Says.

Marvin c. Brown. Druggist, Meredith
Village. \. H., says: have sold your
sulphur Bitters for years. and. contrary to
most medicines. never sold bottle to any
one who said it did not help them. They
cured me Of those terrible sick headaches
when every other remedy failed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-31
The Star Route Trial.
WASHINGTON. u. C., May %

ANhlNtAFNs - - ~.
Mr.. Merrck continued his closing argu
men, to-day. The court adjourned ull
THURSDAY, at this point in accordance with a
request Of Merrick Who was suffering from
nervous prosiratiou compelling the constant
attendance il Court Of his physician.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-31
If it acre possible

TO get the testimony Of the multitude who
hgve used Houp's S,fsAFNHiI.lA for DE-
hi'iy. languor. laS>iule. ard that general
feeling Of stupidity. ~o4rius.s and c1hAus.
lion which every one feels during tlts SEASON.
Ne should BE able To present to our readers
such an overwhelming mass ~ commend
allTy messages. that the few Who have not
tiled i would do - At once. II H. = positive
feet. and has l-cn ~ crrc.HaIly demon
s;ratrd That 10 o2r to-day dtutcs H. that
IIuot', >ar~ararilla contains more real med
cinAl Nalue than any article before the I-ppie.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-31

-,Johnson's Aaodyae LinimeHt is one of
the few really valuable patent medicines
which We always take pleasure IN calling at
tention to. 1t is both for internal and ex
ternal use and is worth more to family
than a whole medicine chest.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-31

1Ht -uh-cribcr hereby gives public MOTTO. to all
] concerned that she has bc.n duly appointed nj
has taken upon herself tn, trust II fxcrutriy OF
thu last Win aud Te-tam ut ~ John J SaunU,r.
laie % orland In the county OF Hancock
decreased ~ givi (
bond as The Law directs $h, therefore rruuc-t.
ail persons h. in,icbtsi to the 4aij ,ircra.
rd'- estate. to make immediate payment AMI thn-.
who have any imme.ittta demand thereon Ia
exhibit the same for payment
tLNiRN :. SAUNDERS Extr'x
prtand MAY II. 1873. Sw4l.
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Headquarters
FOR ALL BUYERS OF
Dry and Fancy Goods,
.................. AT ..................
N. G\LLIRI'S.
- - r. - r. r.
We make no idle boast when we say that we
- have the -
HandSomeSt and Best
ASSORTED STOCK IN THE CITY.
Our Prices are Low.
Our Prices are Low.

Bv visiting our Store, examining our stock
and getting our prices, YOU will learn a les
IN true economy, which consists IN saving
money whenever opportunity Offers. Persons
desiring TO actice II can do by buying
their Spring Goods OF Us. Competition has no
terror for US. for We are the leaders OF .hr
same and the howl viii goes up from our
neighbors. at the low prices we are selling
confirms II. We never wait ill our n,ighbor>
reduce the price ofAny article, bui we tart the
reduction, our ruiz j. TO sell goods at the
Low Est LIVING PROFITS The immense
quantity Of goods we have sod every season,
speak more fully than we can that he public
are wei nw 're ~ il 81 appreci ,te if
IT, day We claim the FINES AND BEST
ASSORTED STOCK IN TUE CITY. 10
cnuur rate The same In The small space
'ilnt "a I" ~, i impossible. suffice il "a say
that We have everything belonging in a modern
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-31

ssh Hnzzar, Rem ok, Rar Harbor.
Sch Grace. Alley. Bosom.

srh Hnxzar, Rem ok, Rar Harbor.
Sch Grace. Alley, Bosom.
Monday, May D.
ARRIVED.
Sch Frank Pierce Gran, Portland.
sch tbigail Haynes, Treworgy, Rondout.
Sch Emily, casper. Boston.
Sch Olive Branch. Farrell. Perth Amboy.
SAILED.
sch Banner. Mosley. Blue Hin.
Tuesday, May ~.
ARRIVED.
Sch Mary y. Cushman, Patten, Boston.
SAILED.
Sch Sea Bril-. Mullen. Ron iout
Wednesday. May 80.
ARRIVED.
Sch Re'iondo, Hutchins, Rondout.
Sch Narcellus, llcy, Boston.
Sch Capt. John. Holt. Provideace.
SAILED.
Sch Copy, Mllhken. Boston.
Sch Forester. Young, ,-ton.
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For a Soldiers Monument.

PORTLAND, Ma, 29.
Hon. W. W Thomas has offered $1,000
toward a soldiers and sailors monument for
which popular collection isto be taken up
throughout III, city to morrow morning pro
yided $50 900 shall be raised within The
present wear.
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LIT.

Our advice Is not to smoke. but If YOU will
make smoke hole Of your mouth. get the
best YOU can for your money. Goto Holmes
Bros. on Main Street and ask for the lsS3
brand Of cigar. It IS the best ) cent cigar
in the market and is made expressly for
their trade Try il and YOU vii! take no
nfhar
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A Gard.

In behalf Of nv little girls wish to express
INV thanks T., the kind friends for donation Of
min teen dollar and thisty-six cents. the net
procs IDS Of the concert he'll In The Unitarian
vestry, last Wednesday evening.
ADalg ROMgR.
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Mr.. c. {. Burrin, reports the line d
deposits in his bank as rapidly increasing
anu already exceeding his antcipailons.
Mr.. Burrll offers the same banking facilities
TO our merchants and others, as would be
furnished b, National Bank. ST