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~ LUNTNUURG CIRCUIT COEGr,
) ltY IFKN. issi-uA rcHE re Nt
HATCHER f,tc.
iisiractifom Dc,rsal

~ NtLRt tittLlk COURT,
; NtY ItKM issi-IArcHErf 81.
ir,imc,nom Dc,rsa.l
son coa.1.rlaou uaer ,auir 1couiaf 90
f.r t.srt tr.t tar.n -ili r'puh- Dol. - .'mai
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d, .-.... .taer. a.U lecr,e tAai D. o. rcI, cp.l-
...... .lis f.ut 80 i'tir' tar' .i Iitl
d. 81 ....,. .i.. $3.50, ana " 81. W. .ear sny nsT-
ff.n .l,rs.f fssa ne lcH-;.u PSI tar .ts.sets ~
~ ..,. NJ ,... a., ga. =, r,. sad mat,
r,tsrltut Cont. Geo. tnt a. I'k i-nrr .rutei o.
Ir tn'i' ..tt n.ntr o2r.t., on ieit .tll
.... yor. DBL. l'..t. t. irH t.I. ar CONT
O.. tl order tpi 'r. f.'fr co. ,'r,. 90 A.n .utt
..t.I al. tl. HI ..H.r 9tYi. q fgr
f.H" $4,000. Hc H'aA. Iu .ri.t i..Hsrf ..rnt rut-
differentiation al1rl,d BOZ ,aer,'f r.. is.f'lolh
ru4. i.hh. Id iat tf.i sernii.t. % ID
9tre.r-i s-.1.-c ~ r,ce-, ana parties cln'r 10
coo il YATES. cla.k.
p. T.. LLr,p.q.
Co'crai'saE Brti's orrirr.l
Hr-fl lre tNtAlt.ut - dlif "a ass
Al lsr'us m,er '.s.d . ihn .rcsolas eeGrses
nRt d. ti1t AstF. l@oi', .t ilf o.l q.
H.. c'ur.-' ra.c,7s ue .Iils aa1 piaae to sFefdis
fI.e d f.rHfH. a. NI.sl tu.r $500 Ttftf r.f trf
.r'.ir.3 Or rt n'. nd 10 irln any rinf iie
l'ius % 1'a r'so.a, ar nlt rlat.'nt. % tiii
Lte. ~ H..r. .,mu'rrc. 2, lr u.t cHcg. DO ihe
-.l.. -" Boz c,n,iuH.i mos az 90 t.f -.li glo
s.fit .. c.r. .hfri.
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c,.l ,i ,t ,or.t Aiaraa4 ,li!s ''1y -ai as ,9t--
tso-wiw 10. uyLL.
toN,a,.ia"iNs ocucrD
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yOHN G.. rLAArON EAGClr0H OF
~ 5..u g. 'e.lar-. l., ...'. and ia ..s Qsu
nrt'. lld alr'. I. aa v,t-....,--,..-.. tiHnari'
N.tnolrri uh.. c7uhst.. ,nn
.i... % '. Hi. tH.t.if .r H $3.50 tI
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TUESDAY, JuIy %, is5!.
eiiHs-FusT B0AHD.-I,ClO Piedmont
EeI5a3 81 100; 1900 Virginia new g.
L.ii corlon-Iat5e.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30

iuCaH,. aad Bath iau9r, A.ie erot, ss'.a.i-
t.f.Dly. -rioialous and faherloJ Di-s.cfef tae
lIl,-'d. -kll, ai scalp. ulth CO., o. 8tlit ~ ID
tIIltIHA 1uf CUrl'rUA sDAr, tle rr.r.
r-ip cffc.. -NtcnliT A,s1tHffyD .rs Ts g sfff,
end mgy psst IRON iae m2as.-t ~ ,'i'.'
~oUR LITTLE 5OE~
7r. ana vrs Fve-aft e,ahblus. vo'sha-towa.
Nls.. w-itf; g. Oug hfte bay wa terribly al.ltrj
WILL scr.tUia, sait-i'iedn. auI Eryslr tlai e.-f
since aeWas bora,aad l7,hiag wa come Eiye up
49, s. rulch gr1iral7 cured ila. untli n1W ne o.
4e i.ir a- Ray chliA
aw0RKs TO \ CHAna.~
,. s. Weeks, Ed. town lre4wIer, -. Alha1s,
gL.sfYi IN letter hated 5IaY 9s,b 81 w0g,,s %
q charm On my baby's face and head. Cucel the
bead .B,lreiY, and has nearly cleAnet M iaes %
s,rcs. 7 have rccommcnfed y To several aAd d..
Fi4n. Ina ordered 10 Tor tlrm.
"a TERRIBLE CAsE.r
Clarke Eaysc Blakle. Iegsev City Heights, N.J.,
wtIios; " aiY esn. LAD u twelve y,sTs w1s o9ii-
plelciy cured % a teuiba Gaze Of Eezells - me
head 10 me oos Of h Ceal was one aa,s q scab,.@
Esery other remedy and physeians h2i oesn 'r'ei
in yain.
FOR PALE, LANGUtDs
FInaeiated children. with plmply, saiiow skin The
CTTIgURA REMEDIES viii prove a PERFECT
Blessing cleansing he blood and akin OF Inherited
impurities and expelllng the germs OF scf0iua.
rheumatism, consumption, aud severe skin dis
cO@es.
sold everywhere. Price CUTfCURA, so cents I;
RRSOLyENT, 81; SOAP. rs cents. POTTER
DRUG ANB CHEMICAL COMPANY, Boston,
SEND for show To cugE SKIN DISEASES
DABY.-Use CUTICUgA SOAP, an ex.
I'D duisitely-perfumef SKIN BEAUTiFfER, and
Toilet, Bath and Nursery sanatlse.
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HulWoHG. 5uly 29.-Nirsinia Cos, con-
'o..us'ed. - +; rasr-due coupons, 81. Norh
,atui.uN e., cd, l'5. b.d to-day.
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dead, II ii &C., sr9A dun and unehsnged.
uors stfaey common aud light, <ty)s
IS 70 . rfekihx Anf hutssefs', ys.h
w LOUISVILLE.
rosysvnsr. July 3d. Gram quiet AL
s.eady. Wh~t--So. 2 rpd. Susie
Corn--Nc. 2 white. ofc.; Inixtd. 5)<-
6es--No. 2 mixed. 3lsc PfoyisfgHs
strone and hixher. Aes pork, 9iI. bals-
meais Shoulders. ss.f5 e,ras ftb. y 20;
clear sldcs, 9e25. gsc0e shoulders.
ee ~: clesr rlb. 60 eIl eifar, ele. Srfsr-
eered hanis. taic. Lard S.eam led, 900.
sF. L0Cgs.
So. Lorrg. friy Pl3nr s;cz.ly ant
unchanged. Wheaf un7ciilfti lfre21..f
red, saSsic. cab, SslfSets. AiEiisti 70.
Frd. SzsSetc. Corn very tiaa aSe =
shade Better; 4stc. hii essh rod tazts'.
OeN. zsa3ee. es.s. &c. bid 3,3asi.
Whisky steaay n 81 oS. bf0tlslf1s
nrnsr end bciicc. n0gk--Jn0p.ac. tii5.
Ru.k-nests -i.ong clof. $50; tA5st RI.
&Ss0; ciear. fSt7. B,con--L4a< c'eer.
&c short lih. 9,c. clesf. Sc. Lara.
CHICAGO.
CYac1Go, .Trly s9--glofr nnsasnxsi.
whCs, siropgsB orengd aiwer. agt cl'fct
lc. higler han yo.cr3ey; jrly, 2iss{ie.;
tiiefsr. Ss.sSifc.. 30. 50. a10 siglrg,
strSf1c. Com u..st ttletl; c'o.fd &c. bsgSer
Tot August taan yesieyiey casa, l5.s'eic..
August, o. a8s. OATS tim ana Eo:ieasilY
higher; cash, pa ,32;. Aafgt - 2ssc.
PORK fTm sad higher. cssa, <ii j,fr1i.S1i
Auagsi. e2t;meliae iasd 10 good -
mand and iogl1a. hlcJor; cakh. t..at
81 Be-; Au1ul. 2i.23 35.S3t, Dalk.aia.is
M iair demand; shoulders. fe shot I'D,
Ss.g0' clear, $500. " ltscy al ,rgae
steady and unchanged.
MILWAUKEE,.
suwArxrr. July -. Flour esmly asi.
Whcr. steady: 80. , &ilwaeE.C, etiA
and August. $50. Corn slrcr. ald 0c,3Yi
so. uomMally Gr;a a. 5Gc. Oats h.kseri
No. wbitc. e's5ls. PToytilhs hNaefs
VI 80 - Z, $40 cash grd August. L4rd--
Prime Steam. ~ 20 cash aii Aug11.
Svcg-p.chlei hsmE irm r. iitll2t,. Hogs
Liahcra IS 2olz5.T3.
~4-ss,s-r-.r-.zs-r .sassss
MAUEsE IxrsEGigFVCE.
~NAriaHa Ai.ssSAc -lusy 30, ,s-a,
sla .,.se.-,..-. e',s, t'eH zoos, 1000
Voos. .e~....... ii.,3 tgssis 49,. i9.2g
AErisiU.
sc'tcrD ller-y rs-,cs. dsye1, rhiafA''ia'
~r',t,r j. n. t.a'cr ROGERS Nrumlao,
nlllit lnf-.a1I, LicafHoai stsl, NoIgly.
stILsD,
ri.awrr oIi Domuirr. Na'te-. NsV Nofi.
n,,a aud.e ai4 pa .stes, a.". AIea 8 Co.
.,.e',.r A..lsul. sB1aGl r.s.sIph1. ner-
rhrur.-. o.i 7ssfr rnt' -. N. - ~ IS, fNi.
hfsrtalf AIie.. t.IEnrf. n.FiIl.. e Hi.sl rtt' -
nnsi'. me-. taaIis-. sn1 I,,...eI- D.. 30 iitiai,
10 Pfc
lre Au. -. f...H. p.iaf F.. Ilar.
sct,on.r Lia.c 'i}cr. li.w y''. Do l' ooii.
Parker.
FUGT uP ,Fv'p uRr'5 NEWS, lvLr 90 isst
Wv rl-.suh.I
RrrfrI1,
tt'war Hrrr oi g. .fr.l fIir Ncn Nlri.
ts...ilI ..I.t i.atid-Dr. turf.'t
fgI.u.gi tu.. 3, th .iUif'f.
gel .tH.f -. 90, p tn O., ii'l.cIs AtH york;
stu.tp.
f.frmlr E;rrUh-, Greenwood, slw London,
cra., thfrtftfs. aud e.. q" railway.
e. . fUIl D. . g..
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tFTIcE ct r,f- loN'lisflcSEgD
lut- hA.l Nal. 0gNHlr.
fsffsf. HNtfe.H. vac
pER.nnAH.

NOTICE IS HEREBY OWEN THAT
- slfer iac rFoyl,lrrse ~ sn Aet % A,aem5ly
el tle stale az tiffl.lNs ~ -it.i s.+.AiFg -
lss m.ii..a - 81. ?, cl.art tie aam y ihe
confer cor. .,ii qsiyleg.s t.--c3l" and hy reso-
~ - ftdtsai .te-t l.s ~ AZ '.i ats r.. Gus
arY, $50. ar-rt lre o. aaio IS. ~ Asla'3fYs
-uul ti0u art Milin tDmJtuy, nrol a4a afirr
5rly /, 1855. sas Been cisng11 q tLAf-goP
Cnhi. .OatAhE tlat > e 10y rfrulfd soy ~
aid Act q > .e1il y ini " ~ rcsl 1-i9l h2s
haol dH'y G.cf ia tire Cia - II rle eqcre try %
s.lit ~ Nesl F,tfil-i, -I1 tlt -. ea,r ary d
STATE of Mci virginia, I'D J-IY 2, ir3t' issael
wet Nirinil c.fii Aeaf, resiii1. 80 d li.i.9a.
Pssissa, q l,,Iop Sci cssr.5{, ,,lsr,g
5 5Jf VII !. }ssi. y o.ws.
nFY SON CHARlE5 BENJAMIN
III JANrs hsfirg en ey hon ui.hgli my
iegm .siou. l,r.ay giye eli sia VII osoe.
taie g. hs f4ii cxseUi OF itc itu any reroa
argi' ta.4o1nG liia OF 10 say Wy pscyoauag
By ls-s,, eeoRGg u. 5ANEs
RIcHwosp, Jely IS, issL
T HEREBY APPOiSf JOHN T.. ADJ
= ANS ny A0kNr 10 CONDUIT Tue GaO--
c,niSS &c.. rs ii;i-y rs 49, rba ctsa
O&41 fiF .t-1wI 3. =. MOORE.
OLgyE.02G.
TtoURMETS OLIVE-OIL.
wchays a.; received froso st'amerS
fRfsn L9T OF Ta,a CELE8aAgED OLIVE
OH.
We have .c'd ,his Oh. for I-aay years past. Sai
o. uclf,rfa and sapfgor qltii,y hss ree24aseated
ittc aii vh0 have uscd a.
AK sar
GOyNNFTc OLIYf-OlL.
tCE ctc BY ffaegisfs AMI <yocSfs.
PlkCEiL, I.ADB & Co,
uih IL Nh0icssle Drlxrsis.
CARRIAGES, BusstEs. sc.
GroEeE a. AlSsLlE asxM
son.
Carriages aASurAcgUREss
A large stock Of IicaaoxD-NApE CAR.
eIAGfs tor sale low.
rAiSrlSa ASpRErA,siSas spss!slssn
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A large stock Of IicAaoxD-NApE CAR.
eIAGfs tor sale low.
PAINTING ASDRErAiRiNa speeislsy.
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Island: wilson =. Lamb. North Carolina;
sosfph y. Esrl, South carcllaa: william
o. piaflcs, Tennessee; Joseph y. DIVER.
I.Sns; 6eorer i. Spear. Vermont; Rob.
sit beyetiy, Nirginia; Frank Hereford,
wet virginia; w. a. Anderson. Wis
eorsin >. 4. Ilauser. Monssna; W. u
Shlldc5s, Now Mexico; :. Mcr,rmIct.
Dakotai ID. y. Duiro. Washington Ter.
I;lory =. d. Wright, District q Cclum-
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8 wnnKs 10 A caAnM.-
"a rEERIpLE cAsE.r


DABY.-use CUTICUgA SOAP, an ex.
I'D duisitely-perfumcf SKIN BEAUTiFfER, and
Icist, Bath and Nursery sanatlse.
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CARRIAGES, Busssss. &c.

C,EoRGE A. AlNsLiE 3e%Hx
son.
CARRIAGES MANUFACTURERS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-07
Docs Thss Interest You

DO you want to buy nice Christmas
present for YOUR wife? Your husband
or your children If you do. call at my
store and see the fine assortment of goods
which | will have displayed on or about
December LIST.
have Just returned from Boston with a
complete line of Holiday goods. consisting
Of Photograph and Autograph Albums
Dressing Cases and Work boxes Glove,
Handkerchief and Collar Boxes Pocket
Books Card Cases and Wallets Writing
Desks; Perfumery. Jewel and Odor Cases /;
Shopping Bags; Brush, Comb and Mirror
in Plush Cases Artist supplies /: Fine Writ
ing Paper in Plush Boxes Cabinet Picture
frames in Plush and Velvet, (the best as
sortment in the clty;l Singing Dolls-and
Dolls Of all styles and prices Dolls Car
riages and Cradles. with large variety of
Toys of all descriptions Christmas Cards !;
Fringed Floral Poems and variety Of other
poems and Gift Books Also good as
sortment Of large Bibles for both pulpit and
teachers use Gold Pens and Pencils China
and Glass Vases; Toilet sets; Moustache
cups Bread and Milk sets, etc. Ny stock
of Christmas goods is unsurpassed BY any
in the City and would invite Your person
al inspection Of the same. Am now
closing out my stock Of Worsteds and Yarns
in order to make room for other goods. am
selling Fine Porter knitting yarn. at : cts,
and Germantown fur ~ dis.
J. 4. Hale,
Main Street.
Ellsworth. Me
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-07
Notice Of Foreclosure,

WHEREAS Vinal X. Hooper. Of orland
w Hancock County, Maine. by his mort
gage deed, dated June %, A. D., 1863. recorded
in Hancock Registry Of Deeds Vol ll9. Page -
conveyed to me the undersigned and one Henry
Partridge. of Cambridge. Mass, one undivided
half part OF the following described real estate
situate in said Orland, together it'll the build,
nGs thereon, viz: All the real estate which
was conveyed to Nancy Z. Reyes, by Horatio
Mason. by deed dated October IL. A. ID. 1850.
recorded in Hancock Registry, Book lOl, Page
40, save and except Lot No. ,. which was
conveyed by said Nancy 7. Keye- to Lemuel
Arnold; also about two acres conveyed by her
TO VIM. Blaisdell, being the same premises con
yeyed by n. Walker. Admir-. to s. p Brown
April "a, 1850, and by said Brown to Isaac and
Henry Partridge vide Hancock Registry
Book ll3, Page |. and same conveyed By said
Partridge to said Ninal II. Hooper. hy deed OF
even date Of this mortgage deed. And where
the said Henry Partridge did on the lst tlay
Of MAY, A. d.. 1867. assign and convey to me
the undersigned. all his right, title and interest
in and TO the afOre described mortgagcd
property. And whereas the condition Of said
mortgage has been broken, now therefor by
reason of the breach thereof, | claim fore.
closure of the same.
ISAAC PARTRIDGE,
BY o. p. Cunningham, his Attorney.
Feb. l, 1894. 3we
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-07
What a revenue Il small tax on dogs would

What revenue small tax on dog, would
yield In this city.
| There will be- fair and supper at the
| schoolhouse in district No. 4. ON Thursday
| Feb. Z, for the benefit of the Sunday School
All in want of good supper should attend.
Judge Tuck. of Bucksport. County Attor-
ney Warren and Hon. l.. q. Phlbrook Of Cas-
tine. arrived Tuesday night 10 attend the Pro
bate and Insolvency Court holden Wednesd ay.
Several OF our citizens have shown a com
mendable public spirit by sprinkling ashes. or
sand. on the slippery sidewalks. The conveii-
fence which this affords TO pedestrians i. duly
appreciated.
The work OF having the track 81 the shore
Line. which has been suspended for a few days,
will commence again, Monday. and will
probably be- completed from the Falls to Main
street during the week.
Capt. A. X. Woodward has built boat
suitable FOR ,port,mcn in their hunting and
fishing trips which i. model in it, way
While weighing less than 100 pounds 1t !. II
fine proportions. room, and comfortable.
The Grand Army Post Of Ellsworth con-
template holding Campfire some time near
the close Of thi. month. Parties who have In
their possession books Of Army songs belonging
10 the Post. are requested to return them.
The following vessels belonging in this
District are winicring at Providence: schoon-
err Olive Branch. Abigail Haynes. Lavolta.
Marcelhls. Allcndale. Francis Coffin and Pyth-
on OF Ellsworth: I.ola, of Csstine. and Alpine,
Of Deer Isle.
A correspondent Of the CherrHfeld Cour-
Ter write, that Capt. Hammond Of Goud--
horo. who wa. rescued from the Inflated steam
cr city Of Columbus. has been presented with
$40 by The friend, OF those whom he assisted
amid the peril> of the wreck. The steamship
company also gave him free passage To >ayan-
nah.
We have received = copy of thu beautifully
illustrated seed Annual for l~>i, issued by
u. VI. Ferry & Co. OF Deiro il. Mich.
book Of instruction 10 vegetable aud flower
gardner, il i, very valuable. Thr flower and
vegetable .c,,l- furnished by thi- firm are A.
WAYS first elias, and arc recognized thor
oti,hlN reliable
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-07

The children of Mr. Eli n Blagdon
have been sorcly afflicted. Their father dice
Jan. Il, and was buried the 10Th, and a
that time their mother was so sick that sh,
was unable to leave her bed, even to see tht
remains Of her husband, and Just week
lacking an hour, from the time her husband
died, She passed away from eath.
AT the stated meeting of James A. Gar.
field Post. No. 46. G. A. r., held Jan. 26
suitable resolutions were adopted in mem
DRY of the lately deceased comrades, Trundy
and Blagdon.
The Masonic lodge here is having
plenty Of work.
The village schools closed Jan. 20.
Pretty sharp air Monday morning. Jan.
Is, but just think of "A deg. below at Skow-
heSan and get out YOUR duster.
We hear nothing Of special interest at
the mines, save that the hands are looking
anxiousy for payday.
John II. Hinckley committed suicide
by hanging, IN the Pendleton House stable,
where he had been employed as hostler for
several weeks His body was discovered
about 8 o'clock Tuesday evening. Jan. %.
He went up stairs in the stable. took the
lantern with him, fastened the rope, and
jumped through the seutts, falling about 9
feet. Death was probably instantaneous.
He was in the stores but few moments be-
fore his dead body was found. His wife
left him about two weeks ago. There are
five small children. Domestic trouble may
have had something to do with the rash act.
Hp Ia
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-07
The Morrison Tariff Bill.

W ARLINGTON. ~. y. req D.
TIE long delay ,and much heralded Nor
rlson tariff bill. introduced in the House,
MONDAY. and referred To the Committee on
WAYS aud Means, has proved yeritable
bomb>hrl 10 the democratic camp. II
strikes vicious blow at nearly every I'M
-portant inI4,tf, in the country. and If Nor
risoa had been employed bv the worst en-
gnI=s Of our productive and manufacturing
rie7 elopnents, lie could hardly have devised
more destructive and mischie,ous scheme.
No members are more astouished than some
If Morrisous party friends who thought
that Spe aker Carlisle. speech Was pledge
against any violent disturbance of business
The bill proposed slashes right and left, and
has already raised a storm OF protest all
over the country. The people Of Maine
have special reason 10 appreciate the peca-
liar regard manifested BY the democratic
leader for the interests. The bill not only
cuts off 20 per cent. Of the present duty on
all cotton and wooden goods, and on wool
and unter and all woodenw are, but it p &C
g on the free list timber. hewn or saved,
wood. hay, potatoes, starch, dex,rine gum
substitute. or British gum, bark extracts.
grain. etc Manufacturers and farmers and
other working people of Maine will see how
the democracy propose to promote their
: welfare by striking down every important
people will particularly take notice Of the
proposition to strip their hay crop and their
potato and starch industry Of ali protection.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-07
Nominations by the Governor

Ihe Governor has made the following
\ nominations
Josiah $ Hobbs Augusta State Lihrari-
50.
benjamin r lIanes. Augusta, Superu-
tendent " Public Buildings,
tharlr, \. Packard. Bnnchord Land
Agent
Joseph ". Porter, Bangor. Hcnry :. Os.
good, augusta. ID. 6. Bean Wilton. Inspec-
tor Of State Prison and Jail,
ChA,. \ Bailey, Odtoun. Agent III Pen
obsco, Indians
Cha. Porter, Calais, Agcn, of ra~sama-
q4oddy Indians.
X l.. Grindle, Mt, Desert. Owen Il. Chad
bourne. Saco. Trustees ~ the Reform
School.
lhc foregoing arr al rrarppurmcnt.
Ihr Governor appointed the following
commissioner, to the World, Industrial and
Cotton Centennial Exhibition. ~ De held in
\rN OrcIus. commencing February. 1883 .
fnr thr NtAir. Large. WIN i Gould
iIg, lewiston. Henry :. Howe, Biddefurl
FIRST Congressional District, Thos Good.
l-c. Sanford.
Second District Joseph Robinson, o.
t1rd.
tha! p,n.,t Il " Dunu. Wat.ru.lr
lo4nu District. stephen q Brown. ~
ter.
Two !.!lc. 20 represent the uomcu's de-
r4umrnt Mis- Clara NJ Flrucli. ~ Rock
laul. ani Nh. Il. \ Stevens. Nc Stroud
water
,in.f,rc, u ne r>I-e William Sargent.
CASTING Morris : Crowell. Brewer; Era
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-07
The Flood In Cincinnati.

IINCINNATI. o. 20. ,.
l.. NJ The OhIo river J. rising RAPIDLY
and now stands II feet inches. A, the
present rate gas NIL BE- shut off by L. NOR
row night. and the " ater- works will be
stopped b, Thur,da, Business in the low
er part Of the CITY ha> been PRACTICAL, sus-
pended and al energies bent TO SAVING prop
prty. SO far no damage has been done 10
The river craft. nor 70 property along the
shore. eXcep; that caused by overflow
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Tine Go,elnoI Reception In Dover.
DOVER, Me-. Feb.

DOVER, Me-. feD. D.
The Douiy Guards, VI. V. NJ. held their
a1uuii ball. and reception TO Governor
Robbie aud other distinguished guests. at
Central Hall. this evening. Besides the
Governor there were present Gen. Geo. l..
Beal. Inspector Gen. John I. Richards, Sur
seon Gen A. G. IIamin, Col. +. ID. Pullen,
Lieut.. Col. c. C. Burrill, Lieut. Col. A. B.
Neallev and Lieut.. Col W. A X. Boothby,
of the Governors staff Col. aud Asst Adj.
Gen. H. NJ Spra.ur. and Capt. A. 7. PIais-
ted d Brs Gen. John Marshall Browns
staff; Col H. L. Mitchell. Lieut.. ~ c.
Stowe. Asst Surg. Bumps. Adj't O. B.
Bridge. Of the Second Regiment; Capt.
James DO, lie and Lieut. +. p. Wing OF Com
pan, b.. Oldtown; Quartermaster Arthur
Moore. FIRST Maine Battery Col. J. y.
Greene. of the Shore Line Railroad aud
Sup't Arthur Brown, OF the Bangor &
l'iscsta qui~ Railroad
In The afternoon the Governor held .
il.tiat iftf Ptl"u "a N'i'Nt' ~ = ~
c.r4en, we're present The school children
M lur tro Villages were present m a body
,,>a tie g. 4 r. po.l and Sous Of Nvte-
iiu,. Ever, mli, ldual va. presented 10 The
Governor b, the interchangeable committee on
reception At the close OF the reception the
Ga,rr.or hritf, addressed the audience.
4 h. tail was brilliantly lighted by two
alcium lights in addition 10 the regular lights
and was finely draped and f.stooned with
fac> and bunting Inc sides Of the gal
,-ges we're hung with pictures OF dts'ln-
gl.>h men. Oxen the centre of the stage
hun. a banner in>crl,ed WELCOME 10 our
Hgnosyd Guests. II prominent position
huo- The picture Of Coi. poui,- The ar
iat cement Of the hall reflects great credit
upon Nj Lo,el.
In The evening. from seven - hali pat
rl.it. grand rec, p,ion 10 invited guests
vas EclH lbs the Governor ard Col. Niichti.
and SAD In t.l. uniform. After the receP-
'.lu commenced the fourth annual ball Of
u ,t', GIard>. FIR which Andrew, orches-
tra furnished iiue MUSIC.
The occasion was the most brilliant ever
seen in the count. and the Dou,y Guards
Should ,e nighl, pira>ed with their success,
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amherst.
MIR. Geo. Crosby, of Aurora, while at
work in the woods last Monday, accidentally
cut his foot with his ak, cutting of an ar
terry and making a wound about four inches
long.
-Delbert Fletcher has returned from
New Hampshire quite sick.
Jan. 80.
Weather is splendid.
Roads are excellent.
Bark hauling is lively.
Mr.. John W. Nickerson, who has been
at work in New Hampshire the present win
ter, returned last "Wednesday. very sick with
lung trouble
Information is wanted what to do with
packages OF newspapers received at post
office that have been misdirec,ed, i. {. sup
posing package Of AMERICANS calculated
for persons at Great Pond should DE direct
ed on the outside wrapper amherst Me-"
what proper distribution could be made of
them : Two bundles OF papers from differ
ent publishers, have. during this winter been
received at this office addressed Amherst.
Me One of them contained about 20 pa
pers with names OF persons not in this town,
and were not familiar. After holding them
a reasonable length of time can the post
master do what he chooses with them or are
they 70 BE returned to the publishers
Nothing is found in postotfice regulations to
hit this case
Feb. 4, 1884. NJ.
/ When the proper address is known We
believe the custom il 10 forward the pack
age TO the proper office. Where it is not
known the postmaster may notify the pub
Usher tina, package Of papers, tgiving the
number and some Of the ramesl has been
misdircctcd 70 that office. and on receipt Of
the proper direction from the publisher,
the package may be forwarded, but not re-
turned TO the publisher wlthou, pre- pay
ment ~ postage Ed
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Gouldsloro.

Gosidsbore.
Our mechanical genius, Mr.. g. r.
HARRISON. has built small band saving
machine, that works marvelously in the way
Of Zig saving" The frame is of wood. as is
also the band wheels, said wheels being only
about l6 inches in diameter. The saw was
made out Of an 8 day clock spring split IN
two .lengthwise, and is about 3-S inch wide,
and 6 feet long. Mr. Harrison has engaged
to build vessel for r. G. Young & Co,
and is now in the woods cutting the frame.
That vessel will be a model craft
-Sowle's hill is now "glare of ice, .
and is impossible except BY the ditch.
Mr.. r. X. Joy has moved into his new
house.
Warren Strout, Esq, is to be master
workman in building the vessel for w. Fer
maid g. Co. The frame etc, is now being
hauled from the woods.
MIR. W.-if you are going to build a
skating rink here. why don't YOU say so, and
not be SO modest as to call il a hall, merely.
The ice in the ponds here is fee,
thick. and the hotels and some Of our neigh
bors are housing little of it.