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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-10-25
ALEXANDRIA, Va
SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER rs,
REGULAR Democratic Ticket

Regular DtlHOCldIlO Aioh0''
Election Tuesday, Nov. 4, 1854.
FOR PRESIDENT,
GROVER CLEVELAND, OF NEW YORK
FOR WOE PRESIDENT,
rHos. A. HENDRICKS, OF INDIANA
ELECTORS At LARGE.
John Goode, Norfolk.
Waller R. Staples, Montgomery.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
First-John Nicely, Accomack.
Second-Baker p. Lee, Elizabeth City.
Third-R. II. Cardwell, Hanover.
Fourth-W. T. Atkins, Mecklenourg.
Fifth-B. B. Munford, Pittsylvania.
SIXTH. II. H. Figgat, Botetourt.
Seyenth-D. s. Henkel, Shenandoah.
Eighth-Thomas Smith, Fauquier.
Ninth-S. w. Williams, Bland.
Tenth-Camm Patteson, Buckingham.
FOR CONGRESS EIGHTH DISTRICT,
HON. J. s. BARBOUR, OF ALEXANDRIA
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Be Not Deceived.

DON'T buy electric" Of magnetic
frauds. The best external remedy is Ben
sons Capcine Porous Plaster.
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The FACT that Messrs. Dezendorf and
Jorgensen are now actively engaged in the
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ELOUR! FLOOk!
Z Our NEW SOUTHERN PATENT. Equal
to any in the ma ket Try it. GEM and other
brands for sale by
oct1S THOMAS PEhRf.
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Both Houses agreed to resolution for
Al extension of the session for thirty days,
and then adjourned till November Sd.
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DIED.

On October "a after lingering illness Mrs.
HENRIETTA DAVIS, wife Of John r. Davis,
formerly Of this city. but now of New York.
Ms- Relatives and friends respectfully invited
to attend her funeral from the residence Of her
uncle, Vim. Laycock, on Leo street, near Duke,
to morrow Sunday afternoon, at o'clock.
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In PHILADELPHIA General Butler had a
large wooden spoon thrown at him. In
Boston he sought the protection of the po-
lice from a threatened shower of stale
eggs. The General would receive no such
treatment if he were to come South, though
he would merit it here more than in the
North. When the General was seeking the
democratic nomination he said if nominated
he would draw off from the republicans
much of the negro vote Of the South. But
now that he has been paid an immense
sum by Mr.. Blaine to run as his side show,
so as to reduce Cleveland's vote, he doesn't
think he has any influence with the negroes,
and therefore makes no attempt to gain
their votes. Circumstances alter cases
with General Butler as with every body
else, but in greater degree.
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AT SPRINGFIELD, Illinois, yesterday, after
ringing the changes OIL the 'martyred Lin
coln," Mr.. Blaine said
'Nor do believe that am INDUCING in
the language of extravagance when say
that the bond of the union would be weak.
ened by the triumph of the democratic
party because the head of that party is in
the South, is in the hands of the men who
organized the rebellion which Lincoln and
Douglas joined in resisting. The deliberate
calculation of the democratic party to-day
is that with the sixteen solid Southern
States they will draw enough electoral votes
from the North to give them the political
mastery of the union. They can never do
it, aud am sure that in protesting against
such contamination as that the tombs of
both Lincoln and Douglas would open their
ponderous marble jaws"
The man who said this is candidate for
the Presidency of the whole, not of part,
of the country. And yet there are some,
fortunately not many, intelligent white men
In the South who intend to vote for him.
If the war be moi. ended twenty years after
the suspension of active hostilties, will it
ever end?
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Protection. No such
protective a Z Il i n S t
chills and fever and
other diseases of a ma
larial type exists as
Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters. II relieves
constipation, liver dis
orders, rheumatism,
kidney a n d bladder
ailments with certain
ty and promp:itude.
4 change, rs crafty
ing as it is complete,
soon takes place in the
appearance. rs we'll as
the sensation, Of the
wan and 'hasgard in
valid who uses this
18th and streugb. For
callers generally.
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THE LEGISLATURE.

In the State Senate yesterday the bill
providing for an appropriation of $4,000 for
the display of Virginia's resources in the
Worlds Industrial and Cotton Centennial
Exposition at New Orleans, was defeated,
not having received constitutional ma
jority.
Mr.. Heaton presented joint resolution,
that this session be extended for period of
time not exceeding thirty days from and
after the expiration of the present session.
Agreed to.
The House bill authorizing the Judge of
the Circuit Court of the city of Alexandria
to mold special terms of his court in that
city, was passed.
In the House Of Delegates resolution
removing the political disabilities of large
number of persons who had participated in
duels was adopted.
The bill allowing the Seaboard and Roam.
oke railroad to consolidate with other roads
il this and other States was recommitted.
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PREPARE FOR THE SUDDEN CHANGE IN
l. the weathcr-Large stock of Merino and al
wool Tn iershirts and Drawers. Prices Doc, Toe.
Al and 81 so c. NJ. ADAMS,
oct24-Gt 80 King street.
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THE BEST QUALITY OF CAMEL HAIR
i Shirts and Drawers for gentleman, ut the
lowest prices. For sale by
oct23 A. B. SLAYMAKER.
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POTOMAC HERRING IN KITS-A NICE Ar
a TICLE,
For Sale by
JAMESON & COCHRAN,
ort15-1p SO Cameron street.
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r ONG EXPERIENCE IN HANDLING UN
| dcrwesr enables offer good goods at
very low figures.
oct23 AMOS Is. SLAf hA kEE.
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GALE OF CASHMERE JERSEYS to continue
- during the week at the regular prices. SO cts.
and Sl.2o G. III. ADAMS,
oct20 st 80 King st.
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DON'T NEGLECTTHES SMALL CHlLDREE'S
~ warm Undcrshir's and Drawers. Sizes 10
to "a. Prices 15c.. 2oc., 25c. 5Ce. and 81, 80
oct24 ct C. NJ ADAMS. SO King street.
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INTERESTING TO THE LADIES, Colot.A
i FouIa Cashmeres lone yard and half vide
all pure WOOL very fine quality worth 800 re-
duced to roc Cash Price. No Credit
BLACK SILKS. excellent quality, reduced
from 81 25 down tn s.!
BLANKETS II 4, gcst .izc excellent quaH'
ty SIS.
COLOREO CASIIAERES, pure wool, wide
double width. Price everywhere SOC, our pre-
81 y cents.
COLORED SILKS so cents.
FANCY SILKS 371h cts
LADIES CLOTH SUITING, one yard ana
q half wide. 81 &C.; price everywhere &c
BLACK BROCADE SILK VELVET 81.
Auction Goods. Cash Prices.
CARRIERS, I'll Market Space,
oct25 Washington, D. T.
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STANDARD promoter .of health and strength For
sale By all Druggists and Dealers generally.
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BALTIMORE, Oct 25.-va. 6s defd -; consoli-
dated =; de I'd series -; past due coupons 32'4;
new 10 40s 81 y new IS 81 y bid to-day. Cotton
lower and weak mdding 9ln.9N. Flour easy
and quiet Wheat-Southern firm and higher;
Western higher aud quiet; Southern red S3a9O,
do amber 93a95; No Maryland S9as9t; No :
Western winter red spot and October 81 ta93ss;
November S2a4aS27s December s41sas4 Il;
January S5HsaS6. Corn-Southern frmer; West
ern nominal; Southern white 5Sa61 do yellow
5Oa55 Western mixed year 81 y bid; January
56la asked. Oats steady and dull Southern 31a
35; Western white 33a35; do mixed 30a32;
Penna 31a34. Rye quiet at GAGS. Whskey
steady at 81 1Sa1 10. Other articles unchanged.
NEW YORK, Oct. 25-Stocks firm. Money 1l2a
2. Cotton quiet; upands ga Orleans 10 Flour
QUOT and unchanged. Wheat lower. Corn ir-
regular.
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GOOD QUALITY OF CASHMERE FOR BOYS
VI at very low prices at
oc,23 A. p. SLAYMAKER'S.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. OCTOBER %. 1884.
Sun rises .......... & 10 Sur sets. ......... O9
ARRIVED.
schr Matte May, Baltimore 10 Lawson 4
WorthiDgton.
CALLED.
Schr Anna V Boyer, Baltimore, by Hooe
Schr Ida Bullard, Georgetowu, by " 4 Smoot
& Co.
4EM1EiSDk.
Schr c C Lane. from Georgetown at Boston
Oath.
Schr Jas Young from Boston for tieor2ctowm.
sailed from Dutch Island Harbor 91h.
Schr John + Sanford from Georgetown, nj la.t
River Oath
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| GENTS SCARLET SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
| VI all wool, 75c, 81 and 81 so. Quality can't
| be beat at loct23l A. B. SLAYMAKER'S.
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Obituary.

sister Elizabeth. wife % Capt. Elijah >traitnn.
Departed this He at her home tn Hancock, Dee.
Is aged - Years. Sister >trattpn prDfcs-cd faith
IN Christ about twenty -iN YEAR. ago anti was
baptized By Rev. Mr.. Long and united with the
Baptist churrh In Hancock % which she a
faithful member Until -hc was called tu join the
church triumphant Although always quiet AMI
iua=surning shc va. greatly hnnprrd anil hclutc ell
us all who Knew her
She leaves husband and seven children and
three sisters. hcaiic large circle - friends, q
mourn her has g. T.. Wpab,uTk.
f,h lSS4
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
L concerned that She has been duly APP.
pointed and has taken upon herself the
trust Of an ENecutriN Of the last VIII and Tesla
ment of Joseph H. Whitmore, late of Bucksport. in
the County Of Hancock Carpenter ,deceased,by Civ
ing bond as the law directs; she therefore re
quests all persons who indebted to the said de-
ceaseds estate, TO make immediate payment and
those who have any demands thereon to exhibit
the same for payment.
BERTHA JANE wHITMORE.
January 10, 1884. 3w9
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
J. concerned, that she has been duly appointed
and has taken upon herself the trust OF an
Executrix Of the last VIII and Testament of
Francis Farnham, late Of Penobscot, in the County
of Hancock, Mariner
deceased, by giving bond as the law directs
she therefore requests all persons who are indebt
ell to the said deceascds estate to make irme.
diate payment, and those who have any demands
thereon to exhibit the same for payment
FRANCES l.. fARNHAM
February 9, lss4. 3w0
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to al
L concerned, that he has been duly appointed,
and has taken upon himself, the trust OF an Adj
ministrator OF the Estate Of Hannah l.. Webster
late OF Castine in the County OF Hancock, married
woman, deceased,
by giving bond the law directs he therefore re-
quests all persons who are indebted to the said
deceased's estate. to make immediate payment,
and those who have any demands thereon to ex.
hibit the same for payment.
GEORGE A DEyERECX.
February 6, 1854. 3w9
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0ppasing Candidate 10 Col. John :. Case.


Caucus d citizens and working men to-
night nominated Hon Geo NcGrcgnr ,nr
Mayor There will he no o;h,r candidate
opposite to republican,,
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Married..

Selgwick-Feb. -, By Rev. e. r. Harlem, Capt.
X. b. sargent and Miss Abbie l.. Grindle, both OF
~edgwiCk
East Bluehill-Feb. 70 Us Rev. Jos. ii. Taylor,
OF North sedgwick Mr.. George r. Marks Of Eas
Bluehiil, and Miss Lille A. Binder OF Philalel-
phia, Pa.
Brcoksylle-Feb. II. by F.. [. Cha,to, ESD Mr..
Arthur y. Gray and Miss Annie L. Howard, both
Of Brooksyllle
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For Sale in BuckSport.

The property known Is the John
Wentworth home stead, situated on
IpSjS Mcdonald street. IT the best
lllll streets in the village. The lot contains
- - rods, has 20 hearing apple
trees and has 10 handsome, well grown maple
shade trees on the liuc of the The house Is
35N2d ell 2lNl5. 4, story. stable connects 3Dx3D
has a stone cellar. buildings in good condition.
Water the best and never failing Two minutes
walk to T.. VI. 4. seminary ami i've 10 the L. q ami
VI {, depot. view Of the PcnObsrot River and
Fort ku"N Is had from the front. The above l. 4
very desirable situation for man following tn,
sea Price ! sac. 4. HALL.
Back sport. Jan. T. l~-I. tiuo,:
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sale 81 the stewart Store.

MN loKk. Feb. 70
~, ~s.r y ,a. >,eaAtt binding. ,ourr
ri Brtava, au! Chambers streets. ~ ex-
J.--. IItau ua> reel r;ed ro-ft, rle
fr.., ..8> = lu4 unn-
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THE subscriber hereby give. public motto" % all
l. concerned. that he ha. been iuy appointed
ant has taken upon himself the trust ~ NCcutor
Of the last " III and Testament II Martha Jc-on.
late ~ Ell,W nrth. IN the County ~ lIauCork,
deceased. hy giving bond a. the Law directs h,'
therefore requests All persons who are indebted
IL the -aiI ,lcrcl -cH- estate. IN make immediate
pa ymcnt. ami those no have any immediate lie
lnau,l- thereon o. exhibit tho same frr settlement
LAFAYETTE ptNI>.
pat.,t February l LIST JV-.
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silk short dress, irridescent trimmings. poin
lace and natural flowers.
Mrs. z. +. Robinson. Ellsworth. black silk
oriental lace fchu. with corsage bouquet o.
pink roses.
Mrs. Fred Aiken, Ellsworth, black satir
skirts with velvet corsage. diamonds and now
ers.
Mrs. Geo. Clark. Franklin, black satin shor'
dress. oriental lace and flowers.
Mrs. John VI. Hale. Ellsworth. black rhad
ames satin and brocaded velvet. duchcssc lace
and jacqueminot roses.
Miss Lizzie Macomber. Ellsworth, light blu,
tule skirts over satin looped with pink rose
buds. pointed cor-agc OF blue satin. garnture
OF lace.
short dress. lace and flowers.
Miss Minnie Hall. Ellsworth. pink cashmere
with trimmings OF Oriental lace and satin.
Miss Lizzie Roberts. Bangor. short costume
OF black silk, pompadour lace. corsage bouquet
OF natural flowers.
Mrs. I. Grant. Bucksport. black silk. short
dress, duchesse lace. diamonds and natural
flowers.
Miss Susie r. Simpson. sullivan. black satin
rhadames underskirt with brocaded oyerdrcs-,
garniturc az lace.
Mr.. T.. r. Roberts. Bangor. black satin pet
ticoat with embroidered tablicr. brocadcd over.
dress, duchcsse lace. diamonds aud natural
flowers.
Mr.. v. ;. Coffin, Harrington. back velvet
a a.,
Mr.. A. NJ. Nash, Harrington. pink satin
en- train. point applique trimmings. pearl jewcl-
~.
Mr.. 4. +. Crockett Rockland. white bro
ca,led velvet sud satin Short costume. diamonds
and point lace.
Mr.. +. Robinson. Portland. cream colurr,l
crepe dr chine skirts, satin corsaSe, duchc>~t
flower.
Mr.. Henri, Whiting. Ellsworth, undcr,hirt
~ black >Atin mcrvcllcux. hrocadcd ovcrdrrs>
point lace aud diamonds.
Mr.. pr. iIaint~. Ellsworth. chestnut brow
silk and velvet, lace and flower.
Mr.. Charles Hill. Bangor. light blue brocad
ci satin pcttiroat with plain satin oycr,ire>-
point larr. marchAl neil ro,,-~.
IT. fr' '''"'''n' hA''-'F' >l''' '''''u'i'
undrr>kiri ~ garnet satin mcrS cillruN, broca,l
81 velvet nscrlr,>>. pompa,lnur lace. opal cai
jewels cor-age bouquet ~ natural flower.
Mis- rh,hc Palmer. Bangor. pink alhatrn-'
-hor; drc,-, trimmed With spanish guipur'
lacr natural flowers.
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nun yelling. la,,. AMI flower.
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nee. Tbi. Interest You,

DO YOU wan. 10 bus nice Chris ma,
present for YOUR wife Your husband
or ,our children IF YOU do. cali at ny
store and see the fine assortment of goods
which | will have DISPLAYED on or about
December lst.
have lust returned from Boston with a
complete line Of Holiday goods. consisting
of Photograph and Autograph Albums /;
Dressing Gases and Work boxes; Glove
Handkerchief and Collar Boxes Pocket
Books: Card Cases and Wallets Writing
Desks Perfumerv. Jewel and Odor Cases :;
Shopping Bags; Brush. Comb and Mirror
in Plush Cases Artist supplies +; Fine WIZ
inr Paper in Plush Boxes Cabinet Picture
frames in PLUSH and Velvet. (the bet a.
sortment in the city;l Singing Dols-and
Dolls Of s!l stylrs and prices Dolls Car
riages and Cradles. with large varett OF
TOYS Of all descriptions; CHRISTMAS Cards :
Fringed Floral Poems and variety Of Other
norlns and Gift Books. Also good a.
.1rtment Of large Bibles Cor both pulpit and
TEACHERS Use Gold Pens and Pencils China
and Glass Vases: Toilet sets M1ustache
cups Bread and Mix sets. etc. My stock
4 Christmas goods is unsurpassed by any
in the CITY. and would invite your person
al inspection Of the sane. Am now
closing out NV stock Of Worsteds and Yarns
in order to make room for other goods. ! am
selling Fine Porter knitting yarn. at IL cts-,
and Germantown for - cts.
J. A. HALE.
Min Street.
Ellsworth. Ne.
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City and County.

baIk Wary 4. iiaic was ~ frogrc>So. Mex
leo, at last accounts, loading with Hemp. 70
New York.
sch. Mary Lord wa- at Ponce. Porto Rico
at last accounts. aud will losd sugar or mola>
= for home cargo.
c. 6. Peek. Esq, fell on the ice some ,lav
ago ami received injuries which have contine,
him TO the house since.
several communication, reached IL To,
late FOR insertion thi, week hut will appear II
! The ANTRIc, ~ next week
-. +. Dorr. Register 81 Probate. and 4. Il
/ Partridge. boot and >hoc dcal,r. LIT for Bo-
ton. on The train. Tuesday,
Dr. q. \. Phillips viii deliver Lecture a
Mon Hall. Hancock. Thursday evening. Feb
,, Subject, individual Independence"
MIR. Luther Lord Of East Surry. who's.
death occurred on the 81 inst. was the great
great granddaughter Of the first settler at Eas
surr,.
\ lciirr from ''oudris'' relative TO Auburn
and ,irinit, win be read with interest hy man,
Of hi nd friend, hcrr. II VIII d. found 81
IN, hr>; page.
.
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,.',,.
II r. proposed hy some 81 our Bangor
fri,ml, HAT "a. nam" ~ Reed. Fond y" chang
cd 10 Gr,,n, LAX m honor u COL J. Y
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manager for Maine p "a" National tdueaii"na
ASSOCIATION. hirt Nili h"ld ~ n'Nf annua
mr. A't' ""''' l't March lu'a'i'l -!
Ar h'i-''ii luhl>hlil- q. hoH'"h' p Ni~'
lrr t'ar. J. received u T. 'H 'N''ii'h' mum
Ter 1iid ai' nnd> ~ a''T"'N' ''H'hr'> inf 'h'
'"ui- folks
TL, steamer kataiIin. ha,in: la-u thor
-lIy r,tairrd. ha- again il,.l placed on IA,
route and tn amhri,l., will now ~ plIi II
iir,. ,la-- condition fnr iltr opening - ~,
simmer travel
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puil.lin, Association Min H.. bclI q, III,
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Died..

Obituary notices. beyond tie Ddte, Nd0ie aud Age
must be pdid(or al hie rate Of t.. 'ents a line.
New >haron-Feb. Is Mrs Sarah NJ Tinker,
wife Of Asa q. Branerd, formerly of Bluehill,
aged a. years and 10 months.
Lamoine-Jan. -, Lewis \. Austin, aged ~
years, months and 81 DAYS
East Surry-Feb. 81, Mrs. Luther Lord agc.i A.
years and q months.
Ellswo1h-Feb 3d. l.. j. Leslie, ged a wears
Feb, %, Mrs. John Mosely, aged about ~
wears.
Marayie-Feb. %, Mrs. Carrie T.. Oakes aged
:! years, months and days.
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Ellsworth. VI

If you have any Picture TO be COPIED.
enlarged and framed you should leave Your
orders With 2. T. Joy al once.
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For the greatest amount Of pictures AZ
shor, notice. call at lows Gallery where You
can get 2ss at enc sitting by the new In
siantsneous DRY Plate Process.
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A masquerade ball under the manage.
ment Of the s. &. & AS Of Bar Harbor will
take place at Grand Central Hall, on the
evening of March 7.
An "Old Folks concert" directed BY
Prof. A. H. Quimby. is to be given at Dis
trict Hall on Tuesday evening, March 4.
Just received at Higgins Bros, a very
fine stock Of ready made clothing, composing
all the lates, styles.
The Boston Comedy Company proceed
ed on their way to Cherryfield via str. Lew
is,ou, on Sunday morning, 1.-THE steamer was
detained BY storm until Sunday morning.
after a successful season at Bar Harbor Of
eleven nights. Those who enjoy good
play, should not fail to give Mr.. Webber a
call.
Feb. 26. ANEMoNE
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Republican Nomination FOR Mayor Of lev.
i>son.


Tie Republican caucus tonight noniinal-
,i fai Ma,os. Co.. Nelson Howard
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To the Honorable Judge Of Probate for the County
Of Hancock.
THE undersigned administrator of tbs estate OF
! Mary T.. Howard. late of Bluchlil, IN said
County deceased. respectfully represents that the
goods and chattels, rights and credits Of said de
ceased are not sufficient to pay her just debts ami
charges Of administration, by the sum of two
hundred dollars. Wherefore Your petitioner pray :
your Honor grant him License 10 sell,
at public private sale and convey all Of the
real estate Of the deceased Including the reycrsion
Of the widow dover therein to satisfy said debts
aud charges Of administration.
SAM HI WATSON. Adm l..
Ellsworth. Feb g. lssI.
STATE or MAINE
i,SCocK, ss.-tourt Of Probate, February Term,
\. u. ISL.
Upon the foregoing petition, ORDERED, That
sail petitioner give public notice to all persons in
terrSted. hy causing copy ~ this order 20 he
pahlishcd three weeks successfully In The
Ellsworth American 2 newspaper printed or
published in Ellsworth, IN saiI County, that
they may appear Al Court % Probate for
said County. q be heli AT Ellsworth. on the second
Wednesday in April next At ten Of the clock
in the forenoon, 20 show cause. II any they have,
why the prayer ri said petitioner should not be
granted
3W1' PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest -t HAS i. poRR, Register.
\ true copy. Attest Cnt-. Il. DuRR. Register.