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TWO PLACES OF BUSINESS BROKEN INTO AND At
THNPT5 MADE 10 ENTER TWO OTHERS.
The picture store Of b. N. Barlow, 1925 Penn.
sylvania avenue, was entered last night by bur.
glars and the safe was broken open and the
drawers ransacked, but nothing of value was
taken Fortunately, there was no money in the
safe and shey did not flnd the money drawer
Mr.. Barlow thinks 1t must have been some one
familiar with the place, as they got in through q
back window, although his dog was In the back
part Of the store. They went up stairs and
aid them In their work. Detective Coomes visited
the store about 10 O'Clock aud examined the work.
An attempt was also made last evening to enter,
by the rear, the store OF Geo. Cochran, Ills Penn
sylvania avenue, but the burglars were frightened
on by Harris & Shaefer'S Waterman.
Burglars entered the store OF F. j. Heiberger
merchant tailor, in the Corcoran building last
night and carried on about so worth OF fancy
articles. The entrance was effected through
broken pane In the skyllght. which is directly in
the center OF the building. Access to the skylIght
was gained through the public entrance to the
building.
An attempt made last night by colored burg.
lar TO get into the Palais Royal corner 18th street
window, was frustrated by Pension ONCE watch.
man, who frightened the interloper.
This afternoon. Lieut.. Arnold arrested Adolph
Burgess on suspicion OF having burglarized the
stores OF Messrs. Cochran and the Palais Royal
last night
About so O'Clock this afternoon, Of1cer Breen
TOOK into custody Chas. Boles, 10 years old, for
burglary at the house of Mr. August Donath, laos
9th street northwest
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FIRST-CLAss blankets and dress goods below
cost; all cioaks at bankrupt prices. $50 9TH stnw.
EVERYBODY should read Saks Co.'S advertise
ment
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READ A. SAKs & Co.'s advertisement.

$1.25 LADIES' SPLENDID SCARLET UNDERWEAR.
uptown, COchr mes.
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SouvERArN EXTRA DRY.
HENRIoT 4 co.. EsrAB LlsHED AT RHEIMS l7s2

~ b A N p GN IL
WASHINGTON BY THE FOLLOWING Housun(
n. q. MCCORMICK. 2l6 9th strssG
Z ABNER, 7os street.
8. AMAN. Sl6 9Th street
@. W. DRIVER. lS43 Penna aveuun
A. DIETZ, l7l6 Penna. avenue
PETER wELCKER. 18th street.
WIN. HELMUS Ala 9TH street.
CHAS. q. GODFREY, ali 18th street.
T. WALSH. 9<2 street.
L. FABER. 40s 18th street.
CHAS. KLOTZ. l706 q street.
+. HA6ERTY, 1903 Penna. avenue
MRS. JOHN Ross. 500 10th street.
T. SULLIVAN. E street.
4. G. KNIGHT. lisa Pennsylvania avpnue
CHAS. LOSEKAM. l<O9 Pennsylvania avenue.
J. +. MCGEE. 400 9th street
J. H. MORAN. 937 ID street.
JAS. SHARP. SIS street
R. KELLY & CO..
CANADA. 20 BEAVER STREET. NEW YORK.
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Tho Courts.
COURT IN GENERAL TERN
Yesterday, Jeffray agt Chandler; dismissed


Yesterday, Jeffray agt Chandler; dismissed.
CIRCUIT CouRr-Judoe Macarthur.
YESTERDAY, 0ummel agt Revels: judgment set
assoc Morancy agt. EailOr and Morgan; verdict
lor aeiendanta eOrham agt Burns; verdict for
plaintln Tor possession. Carter agt Dainese;
Judgment ior Plaintiff. Gardner agt Riley; de-
lendant called ana judgment affirmed Kelly agt
Crummin: verdict for plaintiff for $43 Lloyd agt
mullen; judgment on stipulation Waggaman agt
Godfrey Randall; verdict for plaihtln for pos
Sess IN ana $3.50
EQUITY CoURr.--yudge James
1esteruay, swami agt Alexander; bill dismissed.
NeWmeyer agt- 1Newmeyer; sale ratified nisl
Morgan agt. Morgan; div rce from bed and board.
sneiton agt: Ware; auditors fees ordered paid out
OF the registry.
POLrcRg CouRr-Judge Smell
Yesterday, after our report closed, James D..
DOnnely, keeping an unlicensed bar, was fined
$50 or % days Frederick LOmax. cOlored, larceny
OF pair OF shoes from Geo. w. Levy; 60 days.
VIM. +. Reyes larceny OF a suit OF clothes from
Daniel Dunbar; six months In jail
The CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK.-The following
were elected to-day directors OF the Citizens Ma.
tlonal Bank: Jacob Tome, John A. j. Cresweli,
John Van Riswtck VIM. H. West, Alfred Richards,
". I; Walker Joseph Iibbey. 8. 7. G. Morsell, J.:
II: Johnson, A. l. Barbour. N. Il. Shea The board
OF directors elected the following Officers: John A.
j. Creswell. president; John Van Riswick, vice
president; VIM. II. West. secretary.
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Tr1ndefss LactO PhOShate Of Lime and
Cod Liver OIL, the best remedy known for coughs,
colds, consumption bronchitis, asthma, all throat
breast and lung affections
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DRY GOODS.

DASA NONDo.
TRuSSE1 q CLARK.
sll MARKET SPACE,
CALL SPECIAL ,a ATTENTION En- TO THE Fol-
s: EH$$$ S$ $HHEfE!as 81
:! PRIDE q The VEST. ias.
"A LoNsDALE CAMBRIc. i2,f Cbest,
pR fa Sobs attention to our reduction in
Our stock in al DEPARTMENTS very complete and
INVITED Sns p e in Spic the stock.
TRUNNEL l. CLARK,
jazz Bill MARKET SPACE.
New WHITE Goops.
STRIPED VICTORIA LAWNS .................... Ike
CHECKS NAINSOOKS.......... .1Oc. to &c.
STRIPED NAINSOOKS. 2Oc to 35c
iNDiA DAINTY. .124c
LINEN to 62Sc.
PERSIAN LAWNS to &c.
FRENCH MAsALIAs.
II Lowest Prices guaranteed on all domestic Goods.
TYLER l. CHEWING,
jazz 91s 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
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Hostetters Stomach Btters gives steadiness to the
nerves, induces healthy natural dow of bile pre-
vents constipation without unduly purgng the bowels
gently stimulates the circulation. and by promoting
vigorous condition of the physical system promotes
Also that which is the indication of
q we'll balanced condition of all the animal powers
For sale by all Druggists ana Dealers generally u
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CHOICE CorroNs, CHEAP, Cochrane's, uptown.

EXTENSIVE THERMOMETERS reduced. Hempler, 453
PennSy lvania avenue.
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THE WEEKLY STAR, a large double paper OF fifty
Sin columns, will be sent postpaid Tor one dollar
year. Try 1T
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SCRAP PICTURES.

T1OR eCRAP BOOKS. SCREENS, pOCKETK OAe.
IL - Ch11stmae ProleatR any Decpgaa1v0 Wo9k r.
-. !. 5x9 00ULR "a o ssssG Sss11
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CITY ITEMS.

The IhfatuatiOn
Of the people Is not strange when Dr.. Bulls Cough
Syrup IL the subject
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Officer william +. Cllmtom.
OF the 9Th precinct, says: browns Iron Bitters
cured me OF General Debility, accompanied BY
night sWeatSn
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SOLID gold glasses s. up Hemplers 453 Penn
sylyanfl avenue.
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sCRIM COMFORTS, none such, Cochrane's, up
town
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Special Weather BuIletiE

The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
the following special bulletin to the press:-
Generally snow has fallen in the lake region and
northwest, occasional snow in the middle states
AMI New England The temperature has rise
nearly 90 I'm the mi Idle states AMI ABOUT ice In
the gulf, s1uth Atlantic states and New England
II has fallen about zoe In Minnesota, where cold
wave, OF slight extent, averaging 80 below the
mean for the month, Is central warm wave, which
VIII move slowly eastward, occupies the Rocky
mOant,in region The following minimum tenn
peratures were reported this morning: ST. Vincent
MINI. minus 40; Fort Garry, Man., minus &C..
The following special temperatures were reported
ct pm. yesterday: Washington, 23o; Norfolk,
41o; Savannah, So Atlanta, So Jacksonville, SIC
Pensacola, SO; New Orleans 61o; Galveston, 60O !;
San Antonio, Csc; Tucson, &c; Los Angeles, CO.;
San Diego, Clio.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

BRADBURY.
PIANOS AND ORGANS. USvtu
NEW PIANOS. $500 to 81, 600.
NEW ORGANS. $50 to $3.50.
PIANOS AND ORGANS THAT HAVE nrxu
USED. SIS to- 275. N
PIANOS AND ORGANS FOR RENr-Fffty inssrv.
ment Of all the makes rent from q to $40 per months
rents applied on purchase.
FREEBORN G. SMITH.
Manufacturer,
ja2o HOS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
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r, BEHREND'S BALTIMORE STORE
908 SEVENTH STREET,
BETWEEN AND K NORTHWEST
Would invite attention to his selections Of
markaby low prices
6erster Cloth all oocrs. 25c.. Terra Cots. Bronza
Beautiful Plaids, silk and Wool 25c formerly 500
Figured Dress Goods that retailed at 90 only IKE
Chuddah Cloth. &c., . great bargain.
ttplen6id CashIneres in black and colura S5c
Fine Atwood Cashmeres. so. 62E. 75c and 81
Novelties in Dress Goods, Pushes and Yalyeta
S Gree o. Cloth. choice quality, 81. Is.
Sliks ana Satins Brocs:cs. &c.
Inc New shade ii Ladie q Cloaking Cloth.
OMOEhWEAR for LADIES, GENTS and CHILDREN
we Particularly recommend those suffering from
Teeumatism to buy our prepared Red Flannel Under
wear II 70 to 81 SO each; sell pure incidentally
" retailed for 100.
Corsets IS, 80. 75c. 81, g. Is ana M.
Hosiery, Gloves and Handkerchiefs
Have just received lots Of pure Linen Handkerchief
slightly imperfect at less than half prceo CAL and
see them before they are all sold out.
Full stock Of Domes1ca. Table Linen and Towels
Blankets. Flannels. Csssimeres and Housekeepdng
Last but not least. Misses WOODEN Hosa In sizes
from s to- 81. 25c. pcr PAIR.
BALTIMORE CASH STORE.
nS-1y sos 18th street southwest.
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LOCAL MENTION.


OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. /
WASHINGTON, d. C., JAN IS, 1883, $3.50 a. N.
For the middle Atlantic states couldy weather,
occasional light snow Or rain, variable winds,
1hlltlng TO colder nOrthcrly, higher pressure.
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nECKER BROS. PIANOS, BURDETT ORGANS
~ The best now made. G. II. KUHN SoIeeGs-hssa
Agent, 407 10th street. FVFYI
Prices reasonable. Terms easy. Of ~ -
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FMBRoIDERIEs, Everlasting" well selected,
economical CoChraneS.
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A New Years Gift.
In the shape OF the Dollar WEEKLY STAR, for or
year, is In order. 1t is large eight-page paper
nfty-s1x columns-the largest and cheapest In Il
country. Only one dollar, post paid.
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PARENTS should read Saks & Co.'S advertise
ment
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Hecker,s baking Pc,

Heckef,O Baking Powder
1s perfect In every respect, healthful, thoroughly
reliable, uniform in strength and its baking quail
tiles cannot be surpassed.
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THE Thompson patent wave is now dis played at
03l 4 street northwest What can be more be.
coming TO plain face or even pretty ones?
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BrOWn'0 BFOnChtAl TrOCheO
for Coughs and Colds: ST cannot very we'll dc
without them. There Is nothing to be compared
with them. "-Rer. o. d. Watkins, Walton, Ind.
Price g cents box
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used In making Browns Bronchial Troches is such
as to give the best possible effect with safety.
They are widely known as the best remedy for
coughs, colds, throat diseases and asthmaIiC
troubles Price, Is cents box.
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MOTHERS should read Saks & Co.'S advertise
nent
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WoRsTED MIrrs, Wool GLOVES, Warm Legglngs,
COchraneS
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READ a. sAKs & Co.'s advertisement
OWING to the rapidly increasing demand for our
pure Hungarian wines, We have opened an Ameri-
can branch, where large stock Will always be
kept OF our
Carlowitz. the Great Hungarian Claret,
and all other kinds OF still and Sparkling Hun
garian Wines. Agencies Will be granted In all
principal cities throughout the United States and
Canadas Apply to
MAX GREGER. limited
Purveyors OF Hungarian wines by special appoint
ment to the Queen OF England. No. 232 Fifth
avenue. New York, U. S. A.
VALUES not considered In A. Saks Co.'S adver-
tisement
WoRsTED MITrS, WOOL GLOVES, Warm Legglngs
COchraneS.
Observation-Disclosures and retail, at j. Jay
Goulds.
MOTHERS should read Saks Co.'S advertise
ment.
FrssELL's Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russo.
FMBRoIDERIEs, Everlasting" well selected,
economical, Cochrane'S.
THE Thompson patent wave is now dis played at
03l + street northwest What can be more be.
coming 10 a plain face even pretty ones?
PARENTS should read Saks & Co.'S advertise
ment
THE WEEKLY STAR, large double paper OF fifty
slx columns Will be sent postpaid Tor one dollar
year. Try 1t
sCRIM COMFORTS, none such, Cochrane's, up
town.
FIRST-CLAss blankets and dress goods below
cost; all cioahs at bankrupt prices so 9TH stnw
EVERYBODY should read saks Co.'S advertise
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District Government Affairs.
IIAI,OR IICRNSES


The Commissioners yesterday approved the
liquor license OF Michael LiStOn.
THE TAX ON COMMERCIAL AGENTS.
The repeal OF the clause in the license laws oil
the District taking the tax OF commercial agents
Will decrease the District revenueSsS2O 600 annu-
ally, besides its bad effect the business OF regu
larly, licensed dealers.
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VALUES not considered In A. Saks & Co.'S adyer
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Purveyors OF Hung wines by special appoint
ment to the Queen OF England. No. 232 Fifth
avenue, New York. u. S A.
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-Sehuoncr Franklin Pierce, Capt. l.. II.
Holmes. Of fremont, It Is understood. vii,
make regular 'fips brtWecn Portland. South
West lIArbor and Bar HArbor daring thu
coming season should there b. cuisines. IN
Nay 81 fre.s at 70 warrant ,uyh al arrange
mcnt
The painters have been taking rapid
STRIDES during the past few da,s Of PHEASANT
weather. Man, Of the cottage, and hotels
here are b+ins hAnd.pmrl, painted
Schooner Eliza b. Colin arrived At TIL,
port. from Nc~ YORK, on SATURDAY,, the 18th
inst, laden with ooal for ". \. Mliken.
A few warm day, during The pas, week,
and the "croaser," which ~err piaini, heard
on Fr!da, evening. remind u that spring /,
talr., upon u.
On Friday of last week the steamer
Lille. of Mibrdge. touched at Bar Harhor.
on the NAY from Portland. where she Ia,
b-en undergoing repairs. having run short of
coal during the passage
Our pos, office j receiving new coat
Of pai.t.
One day last week. Mr. VIM Vincent. in
charge Of Mr.. Eiw Coles summer residence
a. Cromwell, HArbor. discovered bullet
from rifle u ~ calibre which had passed
through a large front window and had been
stopped BY striking screen inside. The
careless Of firearms b, boys on the
shore Is supposed to have been the cause
The engine and boiler Of the Green
Mountain railway, which va, to have been
shipped from Portland BY steamer Rich
mond, IL to arrive by sailing vessel, a. Il
proved too large for the gang way Of the
steamer.
GEO +. Jordan IS the present local agent
Of the steamer Mt. Desert.
-Chas b. Pineo has recently sold out bis
stock and store, in the harness business,
and intends going west in the near future.
J. f.. Trpp and Fri l.. Bunker have
gone into the Provinces for cargo Of
horses.
The daughter and family Of the late
Peter Cooper, Of New York. we're sojourn-
ers at Mt Desert. a few seasons ago. and
tenants of a cottage owned by your CORES
pondent.
AT the High School examination on Fri
day Of last week. the first prize VALUE - 0oI
was awarded to Frank Whitmore, and the
second VALUE 5000 to Edward Sumlnsby
Committee of reference. Vim. Rogers, VI.
d.. VIM. b. Higgins and Osmond Emery
This has been very profitable term under
gor.
MIR. John b. How is in town but he
current report is that he is soon 10 sail for
Europe.
April IS. ANEMoNE.
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Sup. Jud. Court April Term, 1888.

AprruAs LIBBEY, Justice Presiding.
OFFICERS OF THE COURT.
H. b. SAUNDERS. Clerk
Gro NJ WARREN. County Attorney.
Mis- ABsy PuLsIFER, Stenographer.
r. TAFT. Sheriff.
First case tried this term was Romano T.
Mathew VS.. Sullivan Mining Company.
This case was on trial when we went 10
,re.s last week. 1t was an action OF tort 10
recover for injuries received from fall while
a, work in the defendants mime Inc TWO
principal questions for the jury vas to DIS
cover if the Company was guilty Of contrib
$50 ,..,;gence and to determine the extent
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MIR. Wathen of the Bangor Seminary,
supplied the Congregational pulpit last Sun
day and his face was familiar TO many he
having preached here once, six years ago.
Mary A. Gilmore started this morning
and leaves Bangor on the evening train for
Fergus Falls, MINI. to spend year with
her brothers there. She has acceptably fill
ed the position of organist at the church and
|. o. Of g. T.. for a long time and she will
be very much missed.
turn toda, having spent the winter in Mas
sachusetts.
II. =. Burrill's singing school closed
Friday evening. Quite number of visitors
were in TO enjoy the selections rendered.
April Il.
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SWrfs
The ice embargo is broken. For 100
DAYS il has held u I'm ICY letters bound"
Right Welcome The Henry Morr-
son" and Round Top" never did their
steam whistles discourse Life on the Ocean
WavesIn musical strains 20 sweet.
Those sho send bob" veal 10 market.
should know. that It /, an imprisonment Of
fense.
Never was the frost in deeper Never
we're the roads IN worse ''Court-week" CON
dition.
"A plen,, Of the foam Of s,llabuh" a. the
Court House now.
On Dh that Fast Surry j. TO have new
store, and Post Mistress. Since Februar,
We have had through daily mail.
Robin Redbreas, and iaiy arrived from
the south on the lith and have taken rooms
at the Spruce Top"
a number from Nesbury Neck have
been subPrnaed 10 come into court aud tes-
tifv. Hio did pr didn't get the corn
The Colorado beetles have ~tnter-d out
IN capital condition and are all agog fur the
coming potatoes.
Holes deep and dangerous shipping
or" that won't pay the freight enforced as
easements IN the face Of the most positive
a.sc,era,ipn, that SAID stock ",hall bc fnr-
ever unAsses,Abie." ar. some 81 the cmhel-
B,hmeni, which lend fascination 70 mining
IN Maine not much.
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A River on the Rampage.

KCHiuRp. NJ. Aprii l..
The M>,.>.qao, r,er continues high.
1T, clua, leading from here 20 Berkshire
j, o,'.aav,- and pedestrian, are conveyed
Argos, ID noa'> The bridge connecting 'hl,
.ase with the Oh Fair Ground, va, carried
away, Some Of the timber mills have been
compelled 10 shut down on accom-; % the
high water Mann bridges in Canada have
been carried away
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Grand Lodge Of Maine, I. 0. G. T.

The Grand Lodge Of Good Templars held
its twenty-fifth annual session at City Hall,
Lewiston, on Wednesday and Thursday,
April II and H. There was a very large at
tendance from all parts of the state, and the
proceedings were Of unusual interest. The
reports Of the Grand Lodge officers showed
the order to be in a very prosperous condi-
ton there has been considerable gain in
number Of lodges and membership, there
being over 800 lodges in the state with
membership of over 10000; grand work
has been accomplished among the children,
there being now 46 Juvenile Temples with
membership Of $500. The financial condi-
ton Of the order is very good.
Among the visitors were Geo. A. Bailey.
q. W. {. I. of the Grand Lodge Of New
Hampshire, Mrs. Sarah A. Leonard. &. W.
Sec. Of the Grand Lodge Of Massachusetts,
and Hon. Nelson Dingey. Jr.. =. q. W. G.
/. of Maine, all of wnom received very
hearty and gratifying welcome, and their
earnest words of counsel were appreciated.
A committee consisting of Hon. y. Ding
ley. Jr.. II. 4. Shorey and Hon. I. X. Sim
onton was appointed Ia constitute. with com
mlttees from other state temperance organ
zations, central committee to organize for
work all over the state. to secure the adop-
ton of the Constitutional Amendment at the
election in 1854
The following officers we're reelected for
the ensuing wear B. G. Jersey. q. W. {. T..
Rev, II. &. Munson, G. W G.; Mrs Ella
H. Mason, &. ". Y. r.. Geo. f.. Bracket.
q. W. $; VI. J. Dow. G. W. T.; Rev. +.
). Weeks. &. W. Chap; Mrs IL. Barstow.
g. ). J. r.; Mrs. julia F. Pressey, G. W.
ID. NJ. The following we're elected o. APP
pointed. VIZ II. W. bennett, G. ". VI.
John :. Hlde. &. W. G.. W. II. Campbell.
q. W. Sentinel; and the following were
elected Representatives and Al'ernates to the
K. W. G. Lodge. which will meet in Chica-
70 N May I. II. Simonton. Geo. T.. Brack-
EFT, Jordan Rand, VI. G.. Prentiss. &. A.
Farwell. Mrs. f. H. Mason. A. j Chase.
b. c. Tor-ey. J. VI. Garland. and J. :. Gar
celon. \ Relief Association was organized
for system of life insurance in connection
with membership in the order. The semi
annual session N October j. to be held at
Oakland or West Watcr,ile 1t vas re-
GREETED that the lodges Of Hancock county
were not more full, represented in this i'm
portant body Rev. Jos. II. TAYLOR repre-
scented the District Lodge and Mr. Hancock.
Iron Bound Lodge. Of Winter Harbor.
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am hapn, ~ State tuat lhr sale q 'hr
Cherry Cordial" j. rapid, increasing. ani
have ,rt tn hear ~ any ra~r ~ucrr Il has
failed " .l,r satisfaction The ..rgc quaint
:, Tor the prIce. tie neat and attractive style
Of puttlng up, together with the strong en-
dor~cmcuf, ~ - many of our well known
citizen. hA, placed Il d thr head Of All o'hcr
rem,Ir, oi n. Class rut Ar X i.fEe hat
III, Al BIZ. Ord,r- frum thu trade solicited
On ,,rs liberal terms Pa; Up oul, by :.
i. WlGGlN. AruTHEotEY. ELLSWORTH,
MAl<F
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LOO Al NOTgt 80.

I IN JouiIH Hcmor,di, a fam., record
Of the Rcs Koh,r, Jordan AND hIs descend
ant, "a America. !, i large volume 81 i>S
pages. compiled bl lr,trhm Eros, Jordan,
Mr'uchcn, y. }. ne .amii, record -
brough, doWn Up The prr>en, and the name,
M members " the various Jordan fam...c.
IA this city gwen. ~ genealogical re-
cord THE aurk I'D, been accurArt., Pr pared
and such j. very valuable. %, for sale
al Hale. Boos Store. ia tt.I> CITY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-04-19
Siorehouse Burned in Winterport.

DNNtfNht MI
Atl23o O'Clock tins morning fire was
discovered in the large storeho"'e ""
Crocketts wharf in Winterpo". ~
bs,dinp was owned by Capt u W
cl.,, and contained between =" ana $40
I'LL. Of pressed Ia, and loo barrels q
s.,, h..ide, sails and rigging belonging 70
Capt. Crockett AZ -" oi"'N '"' nv
was sun burning brightly with no prospect
of saving any Of the above property and
uitb The probability tina, >mal. boats At the
wharf would be DESTROYED. The lo>s vii
amour, 70 severa! thousand dollars and is
only part! covered BY insurance.
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No. 8

-IhI, u large town II miles IN length
b, Is IN width. Good substantial look nE
farm houses are scattered ever, - here. Mr.
Church, tanHery - IN the centre OF quite a
little village. containing a spool factory and
three stores There j. yer, good church
rditcc but situated IN dc.o.Ate looking
place bringing 4 thought to one, mind that
the christian part Of the community saw the
necessity. but failed 10 ,ee the beaui, Of r.
Dsion. The inhabitants are noted for their
industry and temperance.