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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31
IRErERsoN

The Trains Delayed by Heavy Rains,
apuciai ltne 0aHoIut
JEFFERSON, TENi Dec 30 Ii has
been raining continuously since Fri
day night, thia being The heaviest rain
ever known here The trains had
heon abandoned, but they are running
again tO-dRy
i'm tho district court today a iudg.
ment by agreement was rendered IN
favor of George a Hudson. agent OF
the Texas g Pacific Bsilway company
for $500, Tor injuries sustained in 3
wreck near Marshall last year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31
rRs RAYMoND HowE.
a Reception TO DO rendered Her By
the @. A. r. tonight.

| 4 Recep ion 10 be rendered Her by
the @. A. r. tonight
The talented lady whose name
hends This article rs stopping At Tie
| Pickwiels hotel in this city, and this
evening che VIII be rendered D private
reception by the Fort Worth Post No.
0, q. a. r., IA the Knights fPythiee'
hall.
Until her recent marriage, Mrs.
! Howe wns known iu Tire literary field
az Itate Homer Clayton. She u
! he only female member Of
the q. n. r. In the country, which
she meBted through active service on
! lie battlefield while disguised ne
a drummer boy during the late war
! She viii deliver one 81 her celebrated
| lectuteg, "rhe ProdiEal Son. Ia this
CITY NEXT Sunday under the auspices
of The Fort Worth post Of the Grand
Army OF Che Republic.
A GAZETTE reporterhad The pleasure
of meriug Mrs Howe Tia The motel
parlor laet evening nnd enjoyed q
rare treat in listening 20 her
efnrhic descriptions of social
as wei as soldier llfo through
winch her varied experience has
led her sho has letters from num-
Der of the most prominent men OF lnr
dsv and ono TO which She refers with
conplderablu pride from Gen. Ie.
cumsehU sherman Mrs. Howe has
long been associated with the press, and
40 present % correspondent for tho An
sCcl2trd Press, Bridgeport Standard
and Morning Ncws, Harpers Ea2aaf
and other weil-known publications.
She sen route to the New Orleans
exposition, delivering lectures ln the
most prominent cities of Texas.
She Inns recently lectured
ln Austin, San Marcos San
Antonio aud Waco, and speaks in
most complimentary terms OF the
courtesy and receptions rendered her
ln those cities.
Mira Howe is n gaudgnuEh ter nt
GEN Winfield Scott, and is related Go
o. number OF military ier1es who have
figured iu thG history OF the United
~tatcs. She iB exceedingly military
iu personal appearance, and a brilliant
ruuvefsHtioualist Size impreeses one
a8 being talented woman on first
eight. tud lhla imprc Jon soon settles
into conviction while listening 20
nor graphically detailed experiences as
"a "DIumme Boy and later as jour
ualrt aud lcr,uItr. on the occasion
nf Der marriage with Col. Huwe some
OF her comrades Of the q. a, E pre-
sonted her with % handsome lniuch
regulation drum iuimd with ruse-
wood. the e.icb being OF ebony
with cold anu silver points.
She rcfers 90 this with much ple9snre,
mid eViucea 8uxioty 10 zee tire hand
some and clstly reminder 8f tEe dsys
when, mid the storm of bullet and
Shell .he marched on the hsid OF bat
Gle sounding the roll 20 ner c0mrade1
in oyms.
ftsnot yet known In which place
/ her lecture in this city viii be deliv.
cred She spoke iu Waco several
nights ago 10 crowded house, and
I has n strong testimonial from the
/ pastor OF the b. D. church al that city
/ TIE tiAZErIE ueHpeskH q large audi
f. epct for chile accomplished lady on Use
I occasion OF her lecture in Fort Worth
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

William j. CouRhlin Of Somerville,
Mass, says IN the fallof 1875 / was
taken with bleeding Of lungs, followed
by severe cough. / lost my appetite
and flesh, and was confined 10 my bed
In 1877 | was admitted 90 the hospital.
The doctors said / had q hole in my
lung ~ big as q hglf-dollar. AT one
time the report went round that / was
dead. 4 gave up hope, but friend
told mo OF DR., William Halle Balsam
for the Lungs got a bottle, when,
TO my surprise, | commenced to feel
better and to-day feel better than fol
three years past.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31
a aonrlY fAcz ~

fnur WAS Twelve y
was as smooth IS any e.
Tins IL has been coNs's
rough blotches 70 sueh
ashamed to so Out Into 81
Is wears old. the heslp
oosn excluded from scei
nee covered With Pr
nave tried eyeryiaips
neon 10 The best physls
ana even sent 70 Paris u
Ind tried 80 MANY w
10 nave a smooth, s9o' ~ g n
wac recommended Y y
admit that ] mad iilRs g 81. +
Iean now honestly Hne -
that af,er q liiils more ,o
nr. prentice my iacs .'s,e
nee from plmplss anu
was. n la f'i'f
There d not ? trace ~, :.
a ~. t al5i'i ! Z, add this word 2
prenliee's loaG ~. ollu
Is. wa,liusiep i's'I''''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

Tho following suits have been dled
iu tho county court
~ NJ, and Francis Granger VIZ. Is, R.
SAnde; sui. ON note Tor $500
W. h. Bortou vs, IT, q Holiiug
worth; suit 9n account Tor &jlj8O.
j. u Wurd VS. a T. and josephine
Ryan; suit on note for 500
Martin Brown co vs. WllliamJone.
et ul.; suit on note for a23l so
Wells a. johnson VS.. j -. Smith
suit for S9ie 500
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

Pure Powder.

since the drst package OF Silver
Loaf Baking found It's way 70 the
homie ola consumer, 1t has grown In
popular favor with a rapidity un-
known in the history OF any baking
powder yet offered the public That
Il rose triumphant over every OPP
poaing obstacle and took position
side by side with Che leading brands
10 the market, evidences the merit
claimed Tor II by the manufacturer
Why thia unprecedented popularity
this new brand OF baking powder T.
aiegitimate question, and the ansWel
is tpund Ia the guarantee Of 7. H
Brown that every package Is chem
ically pure
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

Dr. Prentice has ihsonlf n
10, kind IN Amefiea te 4..e
himself while 10 Epfols'
mont tho most aeli'a.e =.
can be dtted With gla..
they are relieved Of all 'liA
soon recover their 10y
tited and ground q oi'sI 81,
not changeas ordinary
wear for years and pFsss.i,s'
DR. Prentice pTauiia W.
ten Thousand iaiFs q
naline glasses, whieh y,
light, rendering the ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

The widespread popularity OF Silver
Loaf baking powder "a duo to the
strength end purity OF the Ingredients
that enter INTO rs composition, and
repeated chemical tests place Il side
by side with the most popular brands
IL the market and show Il the peer OF
any powue, Sc. offered the public
Tho manufacturer asks only . trial
With other brands, and Is willing 70
hblAe thn result.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31
food Bread.

a reliable baking powder l. a house
mold necessity, and Ia the makeup OF
Silver Loaf % combination has been
'ound by which tho most inexpori-
enced honsekeeper K on AN equality
with those who have made bread max.
Ing a study for years. When difec-
uons are followed IN its use the result
Is always satieiaetory, and no house
wife who uses SILVER Loaf Baking
Powder eyer has cause for complaint
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31


sr LOUIS, Mo, Dec. 30 The in-
quest to-day on .he pody OF Father
Rupplin, who took strychnlue in a aa-
loon sunday terminated IN verdict
Of suicide The deceased left letters
and certificates saying that his name
waa rev, Ferdinand Baron Won Rup-
pin, Catholic prieat.
Que Of The letters read II COM
mltted suicide on account ol poverty
ana Am lnourable eickueSs had 40
shelter, no bread, no home, no means,
aud may God help met
Another letter In the deoaased's
handwriting states that he was born
at trauenieidt canton ghugaO,
Switzerland, March Z, lSli, that ho
WAS The son Of Bafon Joseph Won Rup.
pin and that he was ordained Cath.
ollie priest a. Buffalo, n. ", Deecnl.
Der Y, 1870 ~ Rishop stephen Vim,
cent Ryan.
His body Will be- buried from the
m0rgUe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31
On nressmnkInr pnr1nr

Is sO9 Calhoun street, between Eighth
and Ninth. We come from New York
city, and are IN receipt OF Imported
styles on the tiratand fifteenth OF each
month. Garments fitted by matheniat-
icAl calculation.
Mrs. JEAN GLASS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

-, ~ ns1 q irouhle,aas
49, 4 , aug 'hroai. For mos
~ , ,-a.,.. medical ga "a
s IVY t, do'.I pTosi'ss sfiss
. ! 'e..' u', -, q anxiety ari sa I.
,,,., ,''' VIZ Isa'mentaad
grow wor.o f s's san'n'N
Nv I y. woiie. his heaEing
,''e,' ' 'lAt he could Do.
@',oh Wnen neid close q
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

A distinguished phstlcinu of Mlssleiippl
whites ESery one expoeiing 10 be conhucd
shonla use tho Moihrra Friend, Tor during a
long obfie5ie practice, have pesaF known
Il 10 fail 20 produce Qutek andkaia delivery
This remeey 70 one about which We cannot
publlan certificates, but d 81 most wonder.
mlilnlmpni to ne used afef the nrst two or
three mOnths.
seud ior orr trcatlsc on tho Health 00a
Happiness OF Women, mailed free, which
giye an particulars.
TiiE hnAnFEip iiEGrIAron Co.
hox q. Atlanta Ga.
a. W. Williams 4 CO., wholesale and retail
osepls. foll Worth, Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31
RIonola oolIse. .oId hy all grooera
New Osleaus Exposition.

Tickets 70 the worlds fair mud ex-
position are now 90 sale ST the Union
depot at 822.85 for the round trip.
Iiokets are good TO return thirty days
nom date 90 purcnpse
q. ID. LusR, Ticket Ag't.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31
Rnnnrnl NnlIcn-

on and after tie lst OF January The
feed and grain house of Air, h Tanner
viii be located just oppQeite hla pres
ent stand corner Weatherf0rd aud
Taylor streets
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31
Rlonoaa coilee, iresh and pure.
Ralnwater Baths.

Hot, cold aud shower baths. only "a
ienta' Six elegant rooms At y. GUT
man barber shop, next 10 corner Of
FiifL and Main streets. Also, VapoY
AMI MedicaIed baths. Eight chair.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

~ you haye been unfortunate In the
seisstion Of . baking powder give sil.
yer LOAF 8 trial and we guarantee thgt
your bread VIII be nutritious. whole-
some and light, FOR IL has never Val
pointed the honsekeeper.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

4 large and complete assortment ~
the above goods now Ia stock. Wit
FOR prices. Liberal discounts "a aas1
ora, ". a. HUFFMAN IMP ..EarEN,r zoo %
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31
RenoYal Notice.

On or hefnrs January I Nr. H. A..
Fredrlok viii remove his merchant
tailoring establishment IL Main street,
iist door north OF postuhice
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

gentleman writes "My vile used your
Mothers Fflend at her fourth confinement,
and her toatlmony ia that sho rsosed through
itwith oue.hRlf the suffering 81 oiinerof her
former conanemeutg, aud recovered from rs
effects ia much less time shn also recon-
mcntod ID 70 lady friend who was about 20
be confined FOR the hrai time, and sho saysf
~ have never Seen any one pass through tho
great trial with 30 much eliso aud SO liuls
6uacnngn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

; : am now connected with both teie.
phone lines, and all orders by either
ior coal will be delivered without AZ.
lay' N. q. BK0oIse
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

Satisfaction guaranteed 10 all who
use Bionosa, the perfection OF roasted
coffee
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

Tops, marbles, agates and boys
wagons AZ Anderson's gnn.store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

,.fneteen yearsW
,rouhled van f'a' 49, slsa
nearly ail my lite. {. . e.,
ber. ID became e
rseeuils went 10 Nsr
t ana ssiief lwss Isss'1 ~
tiee. is nryades sls. ...,, e Y
aader une manes a,.,. f. aalas
arst Time for nun !. VOID
never suffered e ',,sp SEQ
dlmculiy 70 sr'''
nlf.fanca a. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

Ladies' approve Of your smoking
" Little JOKER
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-31

rsiouosa coffee, full strength and ane
llaqnr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-04-03
EAsTPoRT, April /.

EASTPoRT, tpfh l.
The election to-day has, to the great
surprise OF the democracy, taken mast
serious turn. very different from their ex-
pectation. Monday, all das was consumed
in the election of moderator, over 900
votes being east. A great deal of dissa,is-
faction was expressed by the republicans on
the declaration Of the vote and charges were
made that the ballot box was stuffed and
that this fact could ne proved. Mr. Mutt,
the defeated candidate said IN the meeting
this morning that the republicans would vote
under protest TO-DAY AMI that The resd, of
Men.lar's proceedings would be settled by
the supreme court. To-day the republicans
elected the town clerk and board of select
men BY about IS majority. The vote aas
abou, 200 larger than ever before. The
democracy never worked so hard to &C
complish their end aid dad not scruple To do
ANYTHING tina, would AID thrfn, even 10 dis
charging men who refused TO sacrifice their
principles. Que grocer discharged bis
teamster. but WHEN some of his customers
came in to settle their accounts he changed
his mind and took the MAJ back a.aln The
democrats have changed heir tune SINCE
last night. Thea the. we're boaSting tina;
the, had every thing settled to their salts
faction. but Tonight YOU can't find one Of
them. Their buidozIng tactics dill not
work to-day as well as they did MONDAY, TO
morrow The republican majority will prooahl,
exceed 100.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-04-03

GesiAshero.
A new Good Templar hall still agitate,.
The bay is clear Of ice.
r. 9. Young and w. Fernad will soon
lay the keels Of their vessels.
S. I. Spurlin will soon be giving his
vessel the finishing touches. and then comes
the launching.
One and one half tons OF smel,s were
taken from Libby's creek one day las, week.
during one ebb tide. Mos, of them were
shipped to New York.
Rev. Mr.. Banghart Methodist, preache a
his farewell sermon. last Sunday.
MIR. Curtis Gup,ill. 50 years old, has Gu,
since Christmas. 2j cords Of kiln wood, 10
cords Of fire wood, 43 logs. 100 cedar fence
poles. and has swsmped his roads and has
travelled three miles each day, to and from
his work.
Sherman Smith. the millwrigh,. mas put
new gear into T. s. Dunifer's s,ave mill, and
it runs very smoothly and almost noiseless.
The denizens hereabout will miss the rattle
ie-bang Of the old gear.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-04-03
Marine List.
Den esstr Porss.


CRANBERRY IsLEs-Mar. p. sch. Avon. Gillcy.
L being repaired preparatory To sailing for Rel
Beach. to load plaster for Belfast
SID Mar. p, sch silver Heels. Bulger. f"r Red
Beach, to load plaster for Providence
GREENS LiSpISG.-Ar. Mar y. schs Eva 4
Belle. knowlton, Belfast Reindeer. knowl,on.
Rockland.
Sid Mar D. sch Clara Diusmore Chase, LII.
bee. u. l.. Eaton Grerson, Calais.
BELrAsr.-Ar Mar. -. sch. Florida. Warren.
Boston 20 load for Jacksonville,
BoorHBAr .-sla. Mar. b. sshs J Il stin-on.
stinson. Deer Isle for Portland sarah. Rice Rock
Land for Portland
PoRrLASp-Ar. Mar .. sch Mile Trim bar.
bour, New York. Robert Byron. Greenlaw, Deer
Isle.
Ar Mar "a. schs william T. Barne-. iIodxliu-.
New Bedford. Valparaiso, knowiton. Deer Isle
clio. Thursion. Deer Isle
Sid Mar. 70. chs. Anaconda. Fickctt, ta-t Blue
hill. sunbeam. Cot. fremont.
Ar. Mar. p, sch. sarah, Rice, Prospect Hart'1r
Ar. Mar. as. sch. Exact. Bar Harbor.
Ar. Mar. -. schs. Florida Hall. Ea.t Bluehll!
lanthe. Johns. Prospect Harbor.
Ar. Mar, -, -ch. freeman, Torrvt. south Wet
Harbor.
PoRrsAourm.-sld Mar. ~ sch. Empirc, Clo.
son, sear>port FOR Boston.
Ar. Mar. q, sch. Clio 1hil,uif Fullerton. from
Clark Island Tor New York
LoJCk-TER.-Ar. Mar. e, sch>. Black arrtor
Babbldgc. New York for Milbridgc sarah I'M
Robinson, Boston for Camden.
NEW BEDFoRp.-Ar Mar. %. sch. John Doug
las. Jor'ian, New York
FAIL RIVER SID. Mar W I'M Lntcrpr. Y.
Robinson, New York
PRoyiDk>CE.-Ar. Mar. ~, -Ch-, Iity 81 tli-
worth Holt anil senator. cheney, New ork.
SID Mar q. sch Layoita. Leland. New York
DrTCH ISLAND HARBoR-tr Mar. -. ~
Victory, Milukrn, Portsmouth for New ORR
VINEYARD H,yE>-Sld. Mar - >ch BlarA
Warrior. Bahbi'ige, Milbridgr.
ED.ARTowN.-Ar. Mar. -. oh Python Lrant
New York for Boston, ami sailcii same das
NEW YORK sid Mar. Is, .ch- Lcnnor7t. Bon
, ssy. West Inde-. Abigail HAYNES. Trrwnrzy
Providence. Annie u. Levi, i"wl-, Porto Rirn.
Ar Mar. g, -ch. oHyc Branch. Prov idcuCr.
Passed through Hell Gate, bound east. Mar =
srh.. Webster harnarl. Marshall, for Bangor
VI Morales. Jorlan. Boston
PERTH ANNOY SD Mar -. = h. ! VI Morale,
jordan Portsmouth
>lt Mar. - srh- Webster Barnard. Marshall
Bangor.
DELAWARE BKI ,hw ATLR.--lI. Mar. -, -ch-
Caroline AMI Washington
BIT NswICk. GA.--Ar. Mar. =! oh. Ruth i7r
ling. Chapman, New York.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-04-03

Otis.
AT the annual town meeting held
March 81, the following officers we're chos-
en-:
Moderator Geo. l. Moore.
Clerk-C. Otis.
Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers Of
Poor. J. Hopkins, W. o. Fogg, VIM. b.
Remick.
Treasurer-C. Otis.
Collector-O. C. Tibbetts.
Constables-O. c. Tibbetts. +. ]. Jelison.
s. s. Committee !. Moore.
Money raised for schools. $3.50
Poor, 200
Town debt. 700
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-04-03

Surprise parties seem to have taken the
lead during this winter and spring for amuse-
ment. Last week We surprised our "Friend
Dan" For Refreshments we had clam
chowder, hot coffee, iced cakes, confectionery,
&C., to which ample justice was done.
About half past twelve the company depart.
ed feeling satis6ed with themselves and the
world IN general. d.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-04-03

8eulh West Marbor
One person was received into full con-
nection IN the NJ. E. Church, on Sunday
evening, March %.
Miss Mary Ann Carroll has just closed
her writing school At District No. I. With
her the pen is mightier than the sword.
John X. Freeman, Esq., has just re.
ceived q vessel load Of hay from Belfast.
We have seen some Of il, and pronounce il
A. /.
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Married..

Tremont-Mar. y, by Rev. j. :. Allen, Mr.
\. Ii. Higgins OF sherman. and Mis- Emil,
VI. Ray Of fremont.
Prospect Harbor.-Mar. ~. by +. "
Cicaves. Esq, Mr.. Robert Millktn Of surry
and Miss Geneva smalledge Of Winter IIarbor
Orland.-Mar. 81, by r. W. Gross, Esq
Mr.. Watson \. Gray and Miss Dcllie K. GRAY
both OF Orlsnd.
Deer Isle.-Mar. %, by Rev Mr.. Hathaway
Mr.. Frank Carman and Miss Matte J. IIa-
kell.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-04-03
Ellsvar.h Branch Of TIE Singer My. C.


D,al.r> in thu genuine singer Sewing Ma
chine also paris. Attachments needles. oil &c.
for this and oth.r maxi, of machines. and ma
rhn-~ rrFair,d.
J. III. BROWN. Manager.
II YOU are in wani of a Moving Mschine.
Hor>e Rake. OF any Kind Of Farm Machinery.
come and >t- nie beforr purchasing elsewhere.
or'i-r. ny msii promptly attended 10.
i. II. BROWN, Agent.
l1tf Ellsworth. Ne.
Mr.. &. {. Burrili reports the line Of de-
po>lt- in his bank ~ rapidly increasing and al
ready exceeding his aniieipation-. Mr.. Bur
TIL Offer the same banking facilities 10 our
merchants anu others. ~ would be furnished
ny National Bank af
Gall at Joy. and examine the Photographs
he Is now getting up with his new scenery and
scce-Sorie>.
-There has been Il aide diferenc. of opin-
non as 10 whether Standard or Local time
mould b. the rule in business, but HOLMES
bhofHERs have secured happy combination
OF both IN the ''lssi' brand Of cigars. manu-
featured by Albert Lewis Of Bangor. The
lSi i the latest out. and the best for the
money Try them.
If You have any Pictures 10 be coined. en-
lsrged and framed. you should leave YOUR or
aers with h. +. Joy at once.
Tor the greatest amount of pictures AT
snort notice, call At joys Gallery where YOU
IAN get ~ at one sitting by the new Instan-
taneous Dry Plate Process
Potato Crop doubled By Phosphate.
used Brsdley's Phosphate last Spring on
all my erops-eorn, beans. potatoes. squsshes.
and cucumbers. used tx hundred pounds
On Two acres OF potatoes, strewn along in the
drlll; and harvested six hundred and twenty
nSe bushels Of as smooth and handsome pota.
toes as any one could wish to see. The Phos-
phate more than doubled the crop. used The
remainder OF the Phosphate on corn, beans.
ana IN the garden with equally good results
III gives plants a strong. healthy appe.r,nea
and natures them rapidly. had nv notst,se,
All harvested August %. | consider |, ths hsss
Ersihzer the market affords. and sbould uos
think OF planting without il. as the increast n
IN! crops far exceeds its cost Their ar. !,
number OF fertilizers In our market. huf dsr.
time. y" Id s"ies every
Bath. Ne. AIDrx pocp.s
VIII cure you-it win copyine. xa,, q,
III @ your Say during this life. Ont ~, !.
's'~'n'' Pine Tar Syrup. g. a. Psrrher y"
Apr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-04-03

Nafft"
Fish and game warden Morse pat in an
unexpected appearance and apprehended A.
b. aud {. ID. charged with hunting and
killing deer. They were arraigned before
trial justice WATSON. and recognized for their
appearance before the :. j. Court. Subse-
quently they were arrested for having deer
hunting dog in their possession and were
bound over" The warden has spotted
other offenders. The fish and game law :
make deer hunting in CLOSE time" costly
sport.
To-day tao deer crossed on tie ice
from "Oak Point" to "Newhury Neck
after the hunters.
With a blizzard snow storm, the
clustering March month dies Glad ,ha, il
comes but once year.
-Sheriffs and eonsiables, have been here
dispensing writs with plentiful hand.
What will the harves, be- Executions and
disclosures.
For some years Mr.. Periwig has been
the recipient Of an annual Sc dollar pension,
as valiant soldier in the Battle a,
Hampden. in 1912. 1t now appears BY the
town records. that peace was declared.
four years before he was born.
Mr.. Wasson's father david Wasson,
West Brooksville) has entered upon his
ninety first year. He is nearly blind, but
has neither ache nor pain.
-'ris said that milk farm and route
are 10 be established at Patterns Bay. De-
tails omitted-cause it might prove cheap
of exnalation," and mercilessly "git Us inter
trubble."
-"Will" Smith has purchased the Capt.
VIM. g. Trsworgy stand, at Surry village.
He made good bargain.
Capt. W. Scott Treworgy i, to build .
new barn. Glad Of it, for the old one is
standing "six ways Of Sunday"
Joseph Hodgkins has hauled hi. new
craft down to the river. To get there, he
had to dismast her, or cut the telegraph
wire. Guess which was done.
Eight Methuselah horses have died.
since Jan. I. II is not kno~n that any Of
tionary pension.
Who is to have the humps next is the
backbone Of conversation here, now.
The breaking up Of the ice has brought
the ice-boaters TO grief. We don't recall
a winter with 90 few iee-boating days. a.
the last.
A bed of cells having been found at
Coneryville. the next wonder may Be. cod
fish in Teddy Pond.
Henry Rogers, . special examiner from
Washington, has been here taking testimo-
ny in some almost out-of-their-time pen
sion claims. No. 8.