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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-07

Deer Isle
-Eggemoggin Reach is sal, for teams 10
cross 10 Sedgwick. The first TO cross vas
X. Doniy aud r. Z. Scott.
The Deer lslc Social Club. j. 10 gi,e
another grand ball IN Haskell Hall. Feb 9.
This ought 10 be well patronized a. il is fIr
public benefits. aud those taking part in tie
pieces played, show good taien, in executing
their parts.
The school taught in district No ), by
Mr.. +. p. Spofford is doing we'll. Mr. Spot
ford is considered first class school teacher
He is about u Wears Of age. of good moral
character, and for discipline and government
in school cannot be excelIed.
Capt. William Torrey is having quite a
number Of splles cut to he used in the steam
boat wharf. at No. Deer Isle.
Geo. e. Hardy has got out 80 cords of
wood for home use. That beats US all.
We are to have a writing school at Deer
Isle.
The eldest son of Capt. Samuel Haskell.
was hurt very badly, while coasting on a
sled. recently.
Feb. 4. FRANK.
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Beautiful Ever-Blooming Roses.

All luyer> ~ th0ice Flower, should send ID
thr bin"cr & tonard CO.. West Grove. Pa.
for some Of their lovely Roses, These roses
ar certain to bloom. and are the finest in the
world. They are sent safely by mail postpaid
~ All po-t-ofiec- IN the United states. Thi,
COMPANY i perfectly reliable, and noted for il,
liberal dealing. They gice dtcdy III Premiums
and Extras more Roses than most establish
ments grow. send for their Neic Guide. q
complete treatise on TIA" Rose, 90 pages. el--
ganily illu-iratttD, free. See advertisement
| ~ Hi, nnuer
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There has been wide difference Of
opinion as to whether Standard or Local
time should be the rule in Business, but
HOLMES BROTHERS have secured happy
combination of both in the "lSSi" brand of
cigars, manufactured By Alber, Lewis Of
Bangor. The 1854" is the latest cut, and
the best for the money. Try them.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-07

to me last night How much do you sup.
pose We have paid out for doctors and med
icine in the last year. told her did no,
know. To doctors have paid nothing, and
five dollars worth Of Sulphur Bitters has
kept health in our family.
l.. ANDREW, IL Bowdoin ST., Boston.
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Obituary notices. beyond the Date Name and dqe
must be paid for at the rate of ten cents line.
56 years.
Jan. y, Capt. Merrill Dodge. age about
% wears.
Jan. %. John II. Hincklcy. aged about ~
wears.
Lamoine-Feb. |. Benjamin IIuckin>, aged
30 year- and months.
Bar fIarhor-fcb. /. Mrs. Nellie r.. wife ut
VIM. q. Arey, aged A years, months and
DAYS
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Married.

Ell-worth-.Ian. 81. by Rev. l.. h. Macdonald
Mr.. Charles l.. Mnrang and Miss Carrie T..
stevens, both Of Ellsworth.
>urry Feb. 9, ~ Rev. W. II. raw ford
Mr.. Robert T.. Leonard ~ fremont, and Mis-
Eva T.. Clark Of >urry.
Trcmont-Feb. ;. by Rev. J. :. Allen. Capt.
Lester +. Pray Of Eden. and Mis- Kate l..
Heath Of Mount Desert.
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Mr.. &. Z. Burrill reports the line Of
deposits ID his bank a, rapidly increasing
and already exceeding his anticipatons.
Mr.. Burrill offers the same banking facilities
10 our merchants and others, as would be
furnished ,, 4 National Bank. 3tf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-07

FlTT>Hl kh, IA, T eb. .
Nalnicllt-Warer reached the tracks Of
P.l,>burs x Lake Erie. and Pit,,burg Nc
he. short railroads on the south side. and
traffic oh 3D., after road i. literally su.-
pended. Trans on the Baltimore & Ohio
were DELAYED several hours.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-07

Tie wonderful success OF James Pyle's
Pearline has given rise to food OF imita-
tions with all zine" u their names, evident
ly TO have them sound like Pearlne. En-
terprises Of This sort are quite liable to be
more selfish than beneficial.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-07

Bob Ingersoll, the noted infidel, saws there
j. no hell. which. no doubt. gives comfort to a
great number Of people, but if you want to de-
fer realizing the truth or falsity Of this be-
lief use Jadwin'> Tar syrup when trouble,
with Coll- or Coughs. &. \. Parcher.
Feb.
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4 flood here NJ tram can arrive or de-
part TIL The water subsidies. There are over
two feet If water in MANY Of the houses.
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-Dr. |. ). Johnson 4 Co.. OF Boston.
Mass, proprietors Of Johason's Anodyae
Lihiment. will send free to all who will
write for II reliable information how to pre-
vent diphlhera. the most to be dreaded OF
all dreadful diseases. Write your name,
post-office address, county and State plainly.
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I.amoiar.

Mr.. BcuJam.n liucA.n>. whose gaiuiIt
accident vas reported last week. l.rl from
NJ lnlIri,, The n, n,, Mr. IlucNlu, wa-
"nr II the oldest citizen, Il l.4ma,Hc. ana
MS generally esteemed being. 4; hi, death
ninety wears and four months Of age
AT an adjourned mettin. 81; The 1T
Bspt. parrish, held Monday evening last i
vas unanimously decided ~ >.ing- The roof.
and pain; the exterior Of the house of wur-
shin. and committee wa, appointed 20 >u-
perm tend the work. The ladlr. circle pla-
pose % heautlf, and alorn tie interior
AT the meeting called Tnday evening.
Feb. |. by those of cur citizen, interested
IN the organization Of Orange Of Patrons
Of II I>laulrN. forty name, we're placed .4
the application fir charter. The llrs..i
NUM- er allowed b, the Naionai Gran-
Gov. Rob.r, tie master NJ Tie Stat. Orange.
has appointed Feb Fl. a, the bate Ahcn hr
Nj! be present t. initiate the member, aal
install the officers. he ceremony of in
,'allatIun Nil occur .u THE evening. and VAL
be public after uh.rA iAr Governor vi.
deliver an address pertaining u tie par-
pose, and work Of the order. Patron. 3D.
this count, are invited 10 be present.
Feb }. DrirN
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Orange Blossoms,

',All went merry a. marrial-. hrll' a the
residence ~ Mr.t. l.. stevens on THURSDAY
c,'ning last, WHERE pleasant company ASSEM-
hlcd 10 witness thu marriag, Of hi daughter
Mis- tarric l.. stevens. With Mr.. Charles l..
MorsnC u Bangor The crrfmon, wa most
feloiou>ly and imprc>>iNcly performed by
Rev. l.. Il. Macdonald Ancr tllr c1Dgralula-
ton- and good wishes the COMPANY WAS In
,iiei TO partak" 81 a most ir'un'rou- rcra>i
10 v hi, b an present di,l simple Justice. tncN
animation ~ the presents. whirh w"r. nutner-
on AMI clc -ant. showed that tho happ, cnupb
had be- n most kindly remembered by largr
number 81 fri.Ri-. That thcir w-hI,d life
NAV l. hspp, one il the Wish N not ouis TIE,
wedding guest. but NJ til. Who'll, ruumunit,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-07

If you are in want of Moving Ma
chine, Horse Rake, or any kind Of Farm
Machinery, come and see me before purchas-
ing elsewhere. Orders by mail promptly
attended to.
j. II. Brown, Agent,
l7tf. Ellsworth, Me.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-07

YOU CAN BIZ CURED, il you buy the
true Il. F." Atwood Bitters. always hav-
ing the large trade mark IL. F."
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Eleventh Branch 81 Tia Singer NV. ca,

Dealers in the genuine Singer Sewing
Machine, also parts, attachments, needles,
oil &C., for this and other makes Of ma
chimes. and machines repaired.
]. H. Brown, Manager.
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MIkFsRARRE. Pa. F,h. j

The Su,quehanna rose three feet to-day.
md unle,, cold weather follows heasy
Hood j. anticipated.
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SDosa~sstr ussrts.

nr.k~tnar n Jan \ -rh fryaf, INV
GIN lArA BOSTON
w %!l W. ~ "a" =, Y H. '- VIII T..
Wi-ra--sf
WI, ,--tr->r tra. -.h ianr.a r.rn-
Boston.
N>r, Hn n,,I> wv fra n -.a H.N,rt
nnritt Iov N"w inrA far Portland
rR",lnl>, r.-Nr Ian. = -at.. ir"uor- isa,
-,'s. Eii-u worth
pti,w AEr EEF ANN ,rIG- Passed out Ian a.
bark lirlle Wooster Higgins from Philadelphia
trr tar,irua-.
<fW NnEk NJ .IAtt. - ~+.h> senator hrn,t
.uI Nliu- Irin. Barbour Providence, ! VI Mo
rilr-, J,r,itu, Portland.
IIHt >-NG'k. ca SID Jan. ;! -rh II ! COT
tp.ii, Haskell, uiuu Island
pNKIEN. t.1.-~li- Jan. y. >ch- Ruth Darling
tfipuau <r6 YORK
JACk~oNNILLE. FlA.->lu. Jam - -ri r \
Magcc. ~ttHwuu,l, CAYENNE.
jHAEIE-TnN. III Jan. fl -th trTiy I,irh
ir'l>on. f"r Hll,iHnrr
WILMINGTON Ar. IaH. 81. s'h. Fuat Boz t,ott
\aFa~-a-
tFbAE kENE--- NJ. Jan. =. -Ch. Washington
jordan, New York
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Died, Oh Iron Bound l,aad. Gal!l--
bcro. the -9lh alt. AhIahtn Jacobs. -, !.
- wears, Nh jacob, settled ora TIL, island
;hitS .1ur Mat, 40, coming here tton
Nualaa.en, liz leaves widow ana on,
>1n. WHAT j NtIy ttnirAlI.e. Mis- Jlcul,
though q well woman Ia, never lrti TIE I'll
land hlt once during die thirty four ,,lr,
She mas lived tGcre.
Mr. Ahner J. Pet,ee " Sullivan. ill.,
leased part ot TIL >iaye NAL II Herman
Smith and lie and Nj. Smith viii DO dlitr d
large business this winter. They have a
number II men at,d teams employed in cut
ting and hauling >ta,e wood TO the mill, and
next week viii commence running th+ mill
I, Us full capacity.
Our dramatic club now expects 10 be
ready 10 give public entertainments. next
Monda, evening. For their frs, entertain
ment they will play the popular drama en-
titled Nick Whifes" ard the laughable
farce called the BLACK Statue"
James \. Hill lost quite a yaluat le
horse, last SATURDAY..
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We are Informed D, y f. Merton. "
VI. Of Hancock County Pomona Grange
that that organization vi. hold - neat ,,,-
SION with Brookliu Grange. al BROOKLYN. on
Thurs la,. FEB. II. commencing At ten o'-
clock 4. VI. The more important exercises
announced bl the committee Of arrange
Tnenis will be an address If welcome bl J
Is. Babson. response b, A. II nelt-. .u>tal
alton of officers. conieIrnc fifth degree, r.
port Of oranges.
Question How shall Ne make the tartn
pa, better aud make 1t more attractive ~
the Young r. y. +. Norton viii open the
question. After the discussion there viii
he five minute speeches by different mem
bers.
The VI +. Church ha> recently Lad Kew
blinds added 10 II.
Mrs. \. {. Condor Tia, recently stocked
her new store with good assortment ,,
dry goods. She has also purchased tile
knitting machines and has had several Young
adde's instructed il the art Of knitting -,
machinery. b, Mrs Bliss. Of Boston. pre-
paTatory 70 manufacturing mIiten> a
branch Of her business.
There seems to be less wood hauled to
market this winter than for many wears. /,
ma, prove a blessing 10 the farmers if the
kiln wood bushes, entlrr, dies out. and
causes them TO turn their attention 10 farm
ing more IN earne,'
Caroline. wife Of Capt. James Srlcl~.
died on the 2s,h ut.. from con>ump;is a
She was woman of man, ,>tim4h.e quail
ties and active and leading .ilf.t ~ al.
benevolent causes ia the community " here.
she lived. Her loss Is deeply tt.t in hef
famii, where she was most devoted com
parton and mother
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-07

Most of the doctors will try from one to
sixteen prescriptions on slight cold, when a
% cent bottle of Jadwin's Pine Tar Syrup
would cure YOU. G.. a. Parcher. Feb
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-07

For the greatest amount Of pictures 1t
short notice, call at Joys Gallery where you
can get 2ss at one sitting by the nee In
Simultaneous DRY Plate Process
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-07

If you have any Pictures to be copied,
enlarged and framed, you should leave your
orders viih B. F. Joy al once.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-07

The ri,c, j. frozen ovcr to within half
mile of the ferry II j. clear of ice 1t the
ferryWay, and the boat crosse, at al! hours.
The railroad is doing good fcighling
business uow some i received from the
Shore Line.
Mrs. II. pendieron was suddenly called
10 Belfast last week. bv the severe illness
Of her brother, Mr.. Alouzo Drinkwa,er.
Capt. Frank Homer, Of steamer knah-
din. j. At home waiting the repairs of his
boat. Has been confined 10 the house by
sickness but i now about again.
Mrs. SAM Arey has been very sick for
several weeks. but j, SLOWLY recovering.
F"h & j. X \
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The Weather.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OHicp of the thief SiopaI nEf.r
Indication,

7. !
Office of the Chief Signal Officer
WASHINGTON. ID. C., Feb. 6.,-i An
.st. Indications
Indications for New England, slightly
warmer. clearing and fair weather, SOUTH
west winds. becoming variable, higher
barometer
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Qll'e go n, nam,tr gathered " ,hr
>choot-hou>e, a, Nc,' BI>> II .rh59. .,,'
W,lne, .ay c,cu,n,. before tame f.r tnr
cren.n. service. each cltr,ins parcel ii
some Mind. and ia,ns il ava, iu the ante
room. uut!l after meeting i.l.tr. WApu ilr
minister. the E,N Nj. Allen. vas called in.
Ne ,OhAsl ,,rt much >lrur.,e4 aal pleased.
and Il we Ic o. judge from the -mi.ay
faces Il would be had 70 Tel, which vcre liz
mos, 4. a-cG. toaor, urtc.r.,rr
Temperance vorh j, ntrdr. rrrr ,cr,
much. There atr nv earnest workers. INIT
man, more that take ~ interest whatever.
Ia this matter. cannot We >'trt 4 lille ilui
again. and work Tor the ci',,e
Feb T. 1854 -
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to n
concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust OF an Adj
ministrator OF the Estate of jeremiah Williams, late
Of Bucksport, In the County Of Hancock, yeoman
deceased,
by giving bond the law directs he therefore re
quests all persons who are indebted Ia the sail
deceased's estate, To make immediate payment
and those who have any demands thereon To ex.
hihit the same for payment,
EDW ARD PARTRIDGE.
January 2 lsa. :sv5
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Z@DA
WILBOR'S COMPOUND OF
PURE COD LIVER
I OIL AND LIME. J

WiIbOr's Casl. Liy r. Gfi and Lim~.-The
friends of persons who have been restored from
confirmed Consumption by the use of this original
preparation, and the grateful parties themselves,
have, by recommending IL and acknowledging its
wonderful efficacy, given the article a vast popu-
larity in New England The Cod-Liyer Oil is ia
this combination robbed Of its unpleasars u .te.
and rendered doubly effective In leins coupled
with the Lime which is its,f 4 restorative princi-
pie, supplying r.tis witR just the assistance re.
quired Il neal and restore the diseased Lungs. A.
h. wIfBOR Boston, proprietor. sod Ivy all drug.
gtsts. inos4a
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Uneasy rests the toe that wear corn =
HINDs' RADICAL toRN REMOVER j. guaranteed
t. cure without blem-h. lvr:k3
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-07

ul~N"I:Iu Ir'>r "tir,f.
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NADIZ SALT for sale In bond OF duty paid, b.
" AMBROSE WHITE ASDE. b. GARDNER, Buck,
port, Me. Ef
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The fall and winter term of the school
at Blue Hill Neck, ). \. Baisdeii teacher.
closed Jan. %. The largest number of
names enrolled upon the class book was IS,
with an average attendance Of %. The term
has been one of unusual profit to both scholars
and teacher. The pleasant relations exist
ing between the teacher and school at the
opening of the term, were maintained unlil
the close. An interesting feature in con
nection with the school was the Lyceum in
which all took part, the same being at once
source of instruction and amusement
One subject which occasioned much merr-
ment was that of "Woman's right to vote 7
The affirmative Of the proposition was sus-
tanned by 1. c. Herrck, the negative By Il.
Herrick. After an exciting discussion lasting
over one hour in which many liable" argu-
ments were brought forward on both sides
it was decided in the negative by a vote OF
seventy TO nineteen.
FROM ONE Who WAS THERE
West BrooksvilIe.
Old Mrs. Nutter is very sick at Geo.
Steels.
VIM. Jones froze his nose very badly
last week.
Family gathering and clam supper at
Deacon Sim Tapley's, last evening.
Our pastor, the Rev. Mr.. Smiley, il
quite i'll, consequently no meeting this morn
ing.
ROB Tapley is having a nobby yacht
built this winter, cabin finished in pine and
walnut. Her decks are in, and she will be
ready for the salt sea early in April She
will bear the name, polly in honor Of
Rob's grandmother on his fathers side.
Feb. 3. YoLAND.
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'-'777 ~ ~ Y -77''''
m ih,c-. 'm"'' "H'N .A''i.
T. =. i. .''i ''..''" '4''-1 l'
III
IN, 81. .on tia, E..geuio..ln Reach r.,,c,
niii. Pep. Inter than Jauuar,. To remain more
til1a 4 f.u ta,.. N f..i. ..,l't rr-4ernii-r III
instance r. lSIa NJ 40 closed Jsr IL.
aaI 'l,re VA, ,,arnsn. With u,r,l Ind WV.
4 lrr.. lime. lnl~J7 Invent from Sargent
vile 80 south Deer Ist- 81, the ice. III, 18TH
asJau and lou,h, 500 bushels af corn thu
Warren. And h,lIr!,fl S,.,enrvilla INV
tA,.r
Jan ~
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l7tf.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-01-08

Mayor, ily Of Waco.
Attest. \ f. EmShiUuou,
EucurIDI Of tlutlll al Nu"o.
l3.-.l
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-01-08

We huye received especially for thr
holiday a fine lot Of pure California
Wines which We offer to uCr putr.n- at
the following prices: tu' Clltornln
Muse II, il 80 per gallon. best chosen
growtn Angelica Sl,5O per gallon; pure
los Angeles port, 9l5O per lion: pure
1870 ClIret., Sl.OO per gallon. Also a
lolrr ass.rtmeut ot liquors.
s. AECUENHoLp, ~ Co,
Wholesale Liquor Dealers, ni Austin
Avenue.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-01-08

Chem rtI do. , Ut-lHu NH.
Stul iur 'iipN ln.t .Hr -s.s fu.I,... tr.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-01-08
COPPER COLORED.

sh'" been aNilciri with tu.hlysomv skH
disnn-v. ,.,-riuf, rluu-t g.uu.strly tlu ...I,.,r
Pant "t uIN b. ll causing Ht sklut q, Assam, d,
cupsr O. it"i huu O. rHrIi u. ruu.ci un
ne dhhdtus, AMI hi % ne, Hnu,luJ iutolptnhI,
used hl"od puiiht- uIl- amt other uiVrrfI...
tNmr les. hut experienced rn rrL.i until .
rrv'Wt"i ttr Ct l'tl ~ nuuuII"- winch.
me, nilu'lng that t,uHn.r l.,hu.. rfIu r,-t,r.
.ug NV 'klu 90 i'e u.tu.I' color lam virlus
lourkr an Inrlt Goo Ihr 'rIi. ul 'H.. Staten.
Milan. Nu 10. d, Ht.\IpN
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-01-08

10 Ihe lNH'lN
Waco, November IL viii put on tap
a cnsk of line, pure California clnrct, and
sell the same at one dollar per gallon.
ll.7u l. 4. GOLpSTElN.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-01-08

Just received q carload Of the cele-
bratpd Avery Flows for b tn black and
sandy land, conceded to be the cheape5'
ana best. Also large lot Of po" points
for he Furs Il Bradley clipper plows.
Buckeye blggi, in variety, mauutact,
ured At Columbus. Ohio, the SC oud
largest buggy factory in the world.
These buggles are warranted the best
M ...-' a'v'ish to be had at the price
.. ...f.,, .rr..a... ,- lye months
.u v... .... l.s-. Call and
. H.r.rl , d URSEY,
r..,rs .r-,ur. r..t macuinerv,
... 60 aua >. .r.t'. a~ nue. waco.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-01-08

Richand poorshjgh and low can find
something useful and beautiful tor 70
holiday present at Levine Bros man.
moth store.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-01-08

'Rough ON Rats" clears out ratS, mice,
l5C.-l
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-01-08


II d seas has entered the system the
only way to drive it ont is TO purify aud
enrich the blood. To this end Us is
acknowledged by all medical men.
nothing is hettcr adapted than iron.
The luut hitherto has been that iron
couIl MT be 80 prepared as to bee ab4o-
utc'y harmless to t teeth. TINS hli-
Guilty has been overcome by the Brtwu
Oh miral Company, # Bal imo.r, Md,
who otl,r thcil Browns Iron BIT rr. us
q fau0tlc,a iron p"eparntiau, u positive
cure for dyspepsia, Indigestion, k ducy
'ruublcs, etc. 1904 d&U La
Ii You want first c ass custom mad
shoe for either ladies', misses, children
OF gents don't fail to see those best goods
at I. X. Jordnu's All goods guaranteed
rs represented. None better made.
i-l0-tf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-01-08

Boys embroidered slippers at Sanger
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-01-08
Il SIssE.S H.l!ssSY
5} B.!I,E..H.a aiE&
S3O.NNO FOR 81.

RI IIDUI'E nluNuUi BRAwlSs
hin u.u uh. nIt,. 3D.. tur Masonic Hall,
UtII N.-uur I.uIa rnlHUg, 10 Louis.
r.Ir. k.u#lE.,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-01-08

The best shoe polish in Waco at San
ger Bro'-.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-11-08
Town Sites and Mineral Claims.

" ~ @8
In a certain application for patent
ing a mining claim in Montana, the
Com missioner Of the General Land
Office held that the patent, If one
should issue, should contain q clause
reserving townsite rights. The min
ing claim was located in October, 1874.
and patent application filed August 1,
1881. The town site OF Butte, near
which the claim is located, vas pat
ented in 1877. A protest WAS filed
before the Land Office setting forth
that on count Of the rapid growth of
Butte Cit during the last eight years,
buildings and improvements of an
extensive character have gradually
extended eastward upon the public
lands, until at present, within the linn
Its of what is surveyed and
claimed as the Lizzie Lode claim
such Improvements aggregate not less
than 40. O00." The protestants also
declare that "until two years since We
have been in ignorance Of any inter-
ference with other claims The
claim was about 500 yards outside the
boundary line OF the town site.
In a previous decision on this sub
ject By the Land Office it was held
that a clause reserying town site rights
should be inserted in the mineral pat
ent, although in that case no applica-
ton for the entry of the alleged town
site appeared TO have been made, it
only appearing that a portion of the
town in question covered the mineral
claim.
The Secretary OF the Interior i'm ar
firming the decision Of the Commits
sioner Of the Land Office says: alt
would seem then that the Department
had fairly decided hat where there
appeared TO be a town settlement upon
a mineral claim that The clause Of re-
servstion should properly 20 into the
patent, even when such settlement
was not protected by a town site en-
try; and that the actual rights of the
claimants under the mineral location
and the town settlement would de-
pend upon priority of occupation.
But in The Rico Ease It was held that
this question OF occupation must he
left 10 courts Of competent jurisdiction
10 settle, and that in the nature OF
things the Department could not be
called upon 10 adiudicate such ques-
TONS"