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Marine List.


ellsworth Port
Tuesday, Dec. iG.
ARRIVED.
sch Westerloo, Jordan, Boston.
sch Woodcock, Bows, Ninalhaven.
Sch Minneola, smith, Boston.
Thursday, Dec. Is.
ARRIVED.
Sch Franconia, Young, Boston.
Friday, Dec. 10.
ARRIVED.
sch Express, Lamson. Rocklanh
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s's't hsF
The schools in this town are about all
IN session. Dist. No. /. is taught by Geo. w.
Spoiford: district No. .. hear, is to Ne taught
by A. 6. Blaze of BROOKLYN district No. 3,
b, Mr.. Garter Of BROOKLYN district No. a.,
by Miss Adria Blaisdeli of Franklin dis
Irct No. 5. by +. 7. Spoffori district No.
q, by II. 7. \. Spofford No. :. by Mis-,
Lizzie Barbour; No. :, by Frank Lowe /;
district M. ., by Miss Lizzie Hatch; dis
trict No. IL, by Mrs. Eva Smith; district No.
N, by l.. c. BrIdgham of Minot; district
No. 10. by Mr.. McAllis,er and at the red
school-house S. +. Torrey is employed.
Quite number Of the Young men here
are engaged in founder fishing, and ship
ping them to New York.
Dee. Is. F.
"A church soclable was held a, the house
OF Capt. p. = Johnson on Tuesday evening.
Saturday was the coolest day of the
winter. the thermometer registering IL
degrees below zero at eight A. VI. How
ever the weather moderated at night. and
Sunday morning we awoke TO find snow
storm in progress. which eventually turned
to rain, and Monday morning the snow had
disappeared and mud taken Its place.
"A telegram was received here Thurs
day evening. stating that the schooner A.
o. Gross was disma>ted and had drifted TO
sea. crew safe" Later advices give particu-
lars which, So far as we can learn. are As fol-
lows: The Gross" was coal-lolled and in
a >quail. Tnur>day1was di>masted about
eight miles from Highland Light. Cape
GOA TITO Oh o.Ik ,.a
ana transferred to another schooner and
finally landed al Proviucetown. Mass. The
vessel was almost new, having been thor
oughI, rrhpilt at Belfast some four wears
ago. pr4,inI> to which time she was known
a. the Olive" Her owners are $. G.
Haskell. \. O. Gross anil others, and We
understand there was no insurance.
Dec. Il. l. Q. [.
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A large lot Of envelopes
suitable for business purpo-
ses just received at this Of
fee, and will be sold low.
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'sFOr this Relief much Thanks. .
Warren'S Relief Li0I0ent,

PANACEA and IMMINENT COM
bined. Cures colds, coughs, collie.
cramp. darrhGa, diphtheria. fever and
ague, indigestion, sore lungs, sore
throat and complaints of kindred
nature. Also rheumatism (lameness in
man or beast,) sprains. weak back, sc.
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To the Honorable Judge Of Probate for the County
Of Hancock.
THE undersigned, Geo. NJ Warren, Trustee un.
= der the will of James Crawford, late Of
Castine, deceased respectfully represents that he
described tracts parcels OF land lying In said
tasfiile in said County of Hancock. First lot or
parcel of land Is bounded on the Northeast by
Green Street: on the Southeast by Water street
on the southwest by land formerly owned by the
Hodgdon heirs; and ON the Northwest by land of
William Cox; and the second lot or parcel OF
land Is bounded on the Northwest and Northeast by
land formerly owned by the Hodgdon heirs on
the southeast by Water Street and the <outhwc
10y land of Geo. II, Witherle. That 1t would he
for the benefit of all interested to have said real
stWherefore your petitioner prays that he may lie
licensed Ia sell at public private sale and con
,ey the same for the purpose aforesaid
GEO. NJ. WARREN, Trustee.
Dated this third day OF Dec, 1854.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, sat- a Court Of Probate held at Els
worth, on the first Wednesday OF Dec, 1854.
On the Petition aforesaid ORDERED. That notice
he given by publishing a copy of said petition with
this order thereon three weeks successfully in the
Ellsworth American, newspaper printed or pub
lished in Ellsworth that all persons inter sted may
attend on the first Wednesday of Jan, reNt
at Il Court of Probate 20 be holden in Ellsworth,
and shew cause, If any why the PRAYER Of said pc
tiuon should not be granted Such notice to be
given before said Court.
3w5ps q y CUNNINGHAM Judge
Attest IA, Z. DoRR, Register.
true Copy, Attest CHA y DoRR, Register.
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T.IRR/.HEES.
ton NlJr aua >troNn HtND "
CO." e., 'grE I 3.ori'.r
W. H. &. H. E. DAVIS.
snerin-s Sale.

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H,>.,-a-- p,.,t..a. Abs,
rrtkf> .,...r.u IN. ri..r-.f.rr,. M u.n
l alHn ~."r. NJ II,H..rA lttt..a.A Cninry
Nas frfsy certain .st- uT rtr.,.- .f isui1
-f1at, "a -arl ihn-'A 'urHtf of nan. aAH
Ft,~r Ipl I-..s Pho. fr..r.-t. ..us,.. ,.I 10,
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itr, !-r. parrt.t rs tHv Et-t-t- w p,.y.' i.r
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tan.. m Z ~r----ferra-- -~ssarag useR \
-Eto>D Iur-Besinniu. VI III. >.rth ..t ",
~ ra4i1.ssi..4 fzH-ssry fr'm ilin,- lirnW U .H.
A. = 49, sprntr II ,IyLn II Nliru's W. w.
80 laiEs tasssrly 81 -aii r'ss.t ts.rt.
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s"d rsiss ss pssass. a.ssslss.I I'm X. &c, 81
L",ina r. iiyArif ~ said lsrnauiH shurv-. ssal.-i
pt n, l~i, r,cnried Oct ~. ist1. IN Hr-i.tFy ~
l",i-. for -Iii County % Hanrv'k, d. Va. lSS
TnlRn Lur- ll.iu=.,na,lr u,, ID t.ys -n,siI.r
t- aHi h".u- the -anr prrnl-,- rp0sts, Il, -l..
E'unnu ~1ui" ht the h'ir- oi solomon i-t,f I.
lyrl. .1t,r t,-l u i~-5. aul recorded iu an,
k.-i-'ry ~ pe,,l- lur sam County of llau,-.k uu
Man f" L-.- a N"i- III, fol'o -" anal ,i,-,.ril,ci
un,. WV I,aUu.u. ii tie county roai II tly
Northeast corner uf the tract nf land fn-iurr,
nNuyt ht lu-vi.h anu Richard Tiukrr thence
~.l'h ID Nh" ha-r line 81 -.ii Thinkers Iat aa,
h4.Hr,i auI thIr two rods 80 thr Southeast
r.rrrr M -.iI ItUArT- lut. thrH tt-r ! ~u4f
t'rUts -","h rpd- tr u -taAt anl -t"ur- th,u,,
ltnc nt tii- tuuutH ri4d thence \urruHu-f,HIt u.
t" unr tt -ril r'tI Z" tl" pIacr We hr-i uii- ,rr
'a.ian- -rFtrr'-u lcrr- ani p'ur,' -i' r',i-
NHH uac .a- beginning 4t thv Northeast .uratr ti
..t WI .uI t,Uu.Ti, uuu,l On trlrI,~ .tl.ti
Jarg-- p.lf'f;rr aul Abraham sargent thtuc,
r'ultH- ~,ath ! We-f .u th" La-r l!u" ny -.id
u,.iittrr ann sargent UT uuy huudr,d ann
toruit r'l- tn .aul owned i,s Nose I. Gra,c>.
trn." fl-f n N"uih in rpm i.tl-i"n llE' h't"rru
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For Cards, Bill Heads. Programmes,
Circulars and Posters, send to the
AMERICAN Office,
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Commencing Nov. IS, 1884.

Commencing Nov 10, 1884,
steamers WIN leave Bangor AZ u j clock AHA Ru,l,
LNNp at o'clock P N. Monday, Wednesdays a3,,j
frida! for Boston.
REluk>I>G 10 "ckLtNp. from Boston. 1iou
'ay~, Wednesdays and fIi't.ty- III > +. 81.
Commencing Nov. l., Isl -tclIurr ..Eock llnd
capt W. {. >awtelle, Will leave Ellsworth every
Wednesday morning at O'Clock \. VI. Tor ~;lfi.
hluchi Brooklin, >edgwi'N North West Harhor
Greens Landing ana RucAtaui connecting with
steamer for Boston.
Returning from isocklaud steamer viii leave
every Tuesday morning at & \ VI. or ON arrival
of steamer from Boston for North West Iarlur,
>edgwick. Brookln, Bmchill -Hrr! "ud l.l-
worth
For Greens Landing steamer leaye- Eochia"i
Thursdays and saturday at O'Clock 4. NJ
Returning from Greens Landing To Rockl;u,.
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Through tickets sold on Board Steamers I. al
points south and West.
e.. W. Higgins, \ gent, Deer Isle
Chas. +. Weeks, Agent, Rockand.
Calvin Austin, Agent, Boston.
JAMES LIrTLEFIELD, General Superintendent,
Boston;
WILLIAM II. HILL, Jr, ;;enera Manager, io--
ton.
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E5- Goods are all in. ~ Call early and avoid
the rush &C. Besides You have a better assert
ment to select from than you will fater
5Hf
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- NJ T. VT MAINE.
HANCOCK, >~-tourt Of Probate. December
Term. a. u ~
Cpon the foregoing petition. ORDERED. That
said ctitioner give public notice 70 all persons in
tcrested, by causing copy of the petition and this
order thereon, to hc published THREE weeks sue.
crs-iVely In the Ellsworth American new -papcr
printed or published IN Ellsworth, IN said County.
that they may appear At Il Court Of Probate for
>aid County, to hc he'll at Ellsworth, on tic
seventh day ~ Jan next NJ ten uf the clock
in the forenoon. to shrw cause, II any they have.
why the prayer q said petitioner should not be
granted.
3wj0' ~. l.. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
Attest -tHN<. 4. puRE. Register.
\ true COPY. Attest .-tHA>. l.. DoRR. Register.
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STATE OF MAINE,
Of uAncnrk

To the Honorable Judge of Probate for the County
Of Hancock.
THE undersigned adminstratriN of the estate OF
Edwin W. Austin. late OF Ellsworth. in said
County, deceased, respectfully represents that the
ceased arc not sufficient to pay his Just debts and
charges Of administration, by the OF three
hundred and fifty dollars. Wherefore Your pc
-titisner prays your Honor to grant her License
e ell, a, public private Saly and convey an
the Real Estate situated in Ellsworth. Of the real
estate Of the deceased, (incudng the rcversion of
the widows dover thcrrin.) 70 satisfy said debts
and charges of administration.
FRANCES l.. AUSTIN.
Ill.Mmrfl. nnr- 4 lnsl
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AUSTIN n. JOY,

~ ~. ELLSWORTH, MAINE
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.BA MANDAMUS gNISI
ISSUED BY THE COURT OF APPEALS,
..--- ststHHzaf e. sNN q ..7HF IA HH....
assessor Bathisas, Of hrosA, County. viii lWs,s
f'tsaAi Frptiiy EI,mpi b. lbs Act Of 81
l.s OF TIL ths H,A,oa why-rhs Writ u,
N LtsrnlLls Nat Yridsj-A Tot Gaze.

Tho Supreme Court Of Appeals yesterday
granted the petition OF Auditor Miller. and
i"ued rraaia'Aus nt,i, commanding T. II.
buchanan, Isstasor Of Brooke county, 10 obey
the Auditors order Of February, 1883, or 4,
pear before tho court next Friday aud ahow
CAUSE Why he should not 10 80. Tho luts
lion a! iauo Is by this .ims we'll understood
By the public Assessor buchanan declined
70 list Tor ia1atlnI personal pr perry exer,p,
rom tsxAtlon BY the 40! Of 1851, ks TIC
Auditor Instructed all nssetHofs to do, piete,
ring 70 decide ths act as constitutional and
valid upless declared unconstitutional md
void by the courts. This cato 10 broutht tC
secure An authoritative expression on ths con
sulalioasllly OF the RCl. ]. Il 10 b,
presumed that Mr.. Buchanan will 10
ppond 10 The writ next F.iiay, though
~ may IL he prefers. proceed 10 pniorc,
The AUDITORS order. Tbs wri. was sciyod on
him yesterday BY Captain titsreGy.s, c.!rr q
he court Jhs case will bn 10 ion oue. AND
he rtult can SCARCELY be doubted, II, rs ln
bs, asssfied by Governor Jacts IN . friend
without any denial, three members Of ID,
suprtlns Court Of Appeals approved lib,
Goyetbor's letter, on which tue Auditor
order wAs ta,ed, before said order wns is,u cd
lhe conclusion 10 fortgoue, and Mr
buchanan will hayo 10 lat for tnxatio,
agricultural productions grown dlrecil,
rom the soil, aid lrJduo.s ACT
intrea1s In number OF live stool
produced within this State duripl
me yshr preceding The tits! OF January a1t
rnslaihg uhsolt on that day, In tho Ios
session Ok Tho original owner or bis agent; tn
produce during The thme time Of mines, sal
VOLS aud oii wells within this Stats, remain
lag uasOld In tie hnlds Of tue p,oducer O
lis lgen. on this Hrst day OF Ian urly. and al
manufactured articles and products Of me
Ghanlcll tklll aid labor nfoduct d in hi
etats during thi1 tins and remaining urso.,
on Tho Il mt day u JasuAiy In tho hand, @
tbs producer or his sgsnt,h lT'l -
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P.RSONAL MENTION.
News nud Gossip In Relation to ynrI
M pnpptA D..

Is
News nud Gossip In Relation to ynrioui
r7= People. '.s
Misses Gtrtie Baldwin and Annie Bauscb
o. Darlington, returned home yesterday
morning. .s'sr .l
Bu,I:, th4 glassmoulder, will mould public
sentiment In bis behalf wherever he g3es.-
Harisrilie GreeHbdtktr. (, .5s.7 ~ "a
Misses Ki!tie AiGer and Nina Bloundsn, O.
charleston, and Miss Kate McHisver, Of Bel
pre-, Of the class Of IS. Wheeling Female Col
lege, returned home yesterday morning,
Mrs. Ella Reed and little child, Of Whee.
ing, nrS In town visiting at Capt. G. W. Nc
vicsers. Mrs. Reed was met at Fairmon
on Monday bv her brother ClAreuce.-3ior
yantoTn Ne.s Dominion. Is.
Rsv. Calvin KsJstr. formerly Principal o
the s.. Cldnville schools, and a native o.
Belmont county, but now Of Fall River
Mas,, will preach in ths Bridgeport Presby
te,isu church tomorrow. l.,1s' >
Hon. B. L. Butcher, State Superintendent
Of Schools, accompanied by DR.. Hsrdesty, O.
Wheeling, was In town on Wednesday morn
Ing on his way TO Romney. to attend tn,
meeting CT the ststa Board 81 Regents Of til,
fnsti.u,ion for thu Deaf, Dumb and Blind
ktymr !'iOuataiH Echo.
Gath" In a correspondence from Charles
ton, ". Va, to the Cincinnati En-
qH!rr tayt: l met, OF Harper'H Fer
rs, Boyd Faulkner, who Is 10 DO, prob
ably, the next Governor Ct West Virgi
MIA, a firs locking ntlable man. His father
Charles James Faulkner, IL the ablest mar
10 IVES! vi.sinia, and has been crowded GU
bcc,uss Of biz ability. He Wa, our Miuiste
TO Paris a. The rebelllon."'y E. vi.
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4 = : :. =
9 BELLAIREy
Enthused for Hlaine-PersonA, AVID nj,
itilst; ~ oellaus Gus hsnu ZION. AZ NJ.

Enthused for Blaine-PersonA AVID Mil,
~ cellaus Gus nsnuon. as Sjgs
Rev. Vim. Gaston, OF Cleveland, vss In
town yesterday. q, !2.g,S a N
II. King Is home from attendance at ths
United Presby tsrIan Assembly at 81, LouIs'
4 Heathsrington's band fair and festival M.
gan last night at oty Hall, will be continu,d
tonight. +, 4, q :, s,1'1'' 80 Nv
Tho Baltimore 4 .ohio employees And Il,
Cleyslsnd y Plthenrgh omployes ro talkin,
i There wiz b . banquet tbs eysnin o = =, !,
lowing tho commencement, Friday. ill., TAX ~,
at the rollerskating rink. - i - ~
Several pienies, by hose commands, s H., :.
lar posi. o. 4. r., and societlss M ~ Hp aa
road. NJ ;T'. !. - - :, - ital!'
There vas large crowd around thew..,,,n
Union telegraph ofioe Al Tho %. 4 Jne.n
yesterday, from dinurr time on, "A nnw phos
Of democrats wsrs on hand. mrnh ,nt..."s,f
cd. They do notllke Blaine, syid,ntIvo y
the announcement Of syery new sltntion !, a. a.
every ballot tho crowd proved 10 X. sin ana
unanimous for Blaine, Tbs Anal RAM, a. as
announced BY cheers, but 10 ths Whoa ,n wac
by Whistles and torpedoes. Uproariona
ctoNds were 70 % seen scattering In all dir.o.
lions 70 spread tho rejoicing. rat M, Bonns.
born,s' great number Of nd cana. vith
'"Daine" printed on awhite Ibsud. .~s,a
given away, and lhpy ware soon .Oobbinp
. r =
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-. =. THE COMMITTEE.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

nu-r,nnr nnrc,,,n,,n, :, ., = L.
w. ~ sh 3 IssUniEaihH GhuKGl..Th pas
io.morrow M iona a NJ M Fan y: ~ WI pesch
ineut OF mo General Emil mi -. InPSoins
Day. Parents and thiId en- arc Iii inv,,cd p''uteh
es-ar Jrrp,ap + rurpr,, -.
ssbs NJ e T. iiows 70 morrow AZ iao BY Rev
49, I've AI a'-n... ..o.t' #
,o.mo1rov ,,n,n,nr a, n n.o a. ChukCH-Pfehhinl
In,dsn M.,,n, ~ 4, lTp y. BY The Rev. Nj
IN Nv Rcy H. Fo,,n ,m s'sst Charsh. and At 'Sf
NJ "'s II ~. .i,!, VI onlo SUNDAY School
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DXEOCaAuY'a DIATn KNsI.L.
a Wow OF tho nudnnhusi Procs ed IN
t4. md IiB fleet. q & FE.. |r.

a Wow OF tho zaudanus; Procs ediuE
~ sac md iis LHeet. H..aIr.
The following concise history OF tho asses.
ment matter, and view OF tho probable POL.
iucal elect 10 FROM special telegram to the
Cleveland Herald Of yesterday. Tho effect
may DO atated lit!ls loo strongly, but /. will
hslp do l.: ~. A .Ht
For s,ne months there hal been prom,l.
Ing outlook In this heretofore bourbon State
ior Republican Guceess In this years cam.
pa'gnS, both State and National. Tho .; nc.
cratic administration, fading lis e1travagant
Expenditures were making decided deficit,
took advantage Of the doubtful cons.ilr.
tonnliiy Of law which the present Dgmc.
crsti? Governor approved after Its ps,rage BIZ
tao Democratic Legislature In 1881, and
which exsmp's from IL alton certain ugricul.
lursl products, and the Governor and Audi.
tor ordered ASSESSORS TO Ignore this exempt on.
Many Of thCm refused, but many Democratic
&s!s.ord obcyed the order. The result was
taat farmers In one county paid In some ill.,
stances twice rs much as thcss In adjolnipg
counties. This state 81 affairs raised such b
howl that Tho Bourbon managers bccalue
alarmed and therecsnt State Convent ion, after
SsNtA hbbsf1uSpteuI AehulutlUu usDUuuCiuy
tue hction Of the Administration. Numerous
other Democratic gatherings followed suit,
and finally the bosses issueu mandate Thai
Auditor Miller, who WIS q leading candidate
for Governor, shoald pull CG aud shoulder
The responsibility. Auditor Miller yester
day formally withdrew from the CANVASS,
much 10 tie delight Of the disheartsned De.
moc'acy., Their skie, 10. u few hours were
cloudits. What WAS their dism,y when 10.
dsy Anditor Miller malls application in The
oupemo Court Of Appeals 70. ,nandtmus
10 compel the assessor Of Brooke county 10
obey The Goyarnor's order and ignore tbs 40,
Of 1881. This lsbut lest Gaze, and the MAE.
dsmus Will btissued, bacause, unprecedented
Us the cass may bs. mrJ 7rlty Of the Demo
cratic coc,: approved the order Of tho Coy.
etnor and Auditor before 1t was Issued,
The ntep taken to-day Is the last str.w
which breaks the Bourbon cancels back,
West Virginia mSy be oountsd 10 the Repub.
i!cAn column henceiorth. lntigrati |.
general and the news has not BECOME gene!-
ally public. Wien /. reaches the farmers q
pescetnl revolution will bs inarg1sa,ed aud
the Bou.bons B.ep. from power, =
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/. ONO ~ CONTENT,
a RousipE Endorsrmsnt from Private
tH IN. IllI. DR1arll. tAE ~ IfffA Z

4 RousipE Endorsrmsnt from Private
y. So ~. DRlsrll. F'ts q
BY telegraph 70 he Editor qjht Inis'lioener.
Elm: Consolsd Tor the lots Of Sherman, We
thank God It Is not worse, and, In TACT, We
cannot we'll see how Il could be better, I'm.
ls,s an Ohio man were on Tho ticks. but
Ohio has her share, and like Daniel Wsb,tsr
dying, ID "eontsht IL this Is tho ln. Of
earth" tNiGS'gsri .,..8.f N
Ohio always Was for Blaine anyhow; VIC
alwsysdld come down stairs that way. The
Democrats are heavy and sad, and W. arc all
glad. n 7l'=- gEs,5.E
Ia prose, Ohio Il now safe o. q coon, and
the c.npaIgn will run it.s;k. Butt II don't,
ust about blaine and SOC tho sty rock aud
tbs starr tumble. IIlrs' I7'EtTT
Blaine" lisa tpet Oh, a poem, painting, q
cyclone and picnic In q word. o..
Look out for me with my coat oG ard my
sleeves rolled up Tor Blaine, and ali tho boy,
10 blue, all tho Grand Army, ara wild 10.
night, glorious o7er Logan, the soldier.
Al hell, including the Democratic party
cannot defeat that Ticket. an =
CaiairsN n .bn,n A'"' - VA - ei 4i.
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Tals Court met At l0A NJ, yesterday, will
all the judges pretent, and transacted the fol
lowing business: rs u
In tha cass Of Jo:eph 8. Miller, Auditor
Va, T, H, Buchanan, Assessor Of Brook.
county, mhadnmuA nlsl was !riugd, return,
able Friday. June 18Th. az -ig
Richard Ilunphs!ss VS.. joseph G.itnmett,
from Summers county; application for appeal
refused. 's {. jn
John Raymond. administrator. OF Jane
6mith; ~. Baltimore & Ohio railroad COM.
pauy, from Msrahall county application for
1ule refused. t'a4II, -. -sFl.Jft5
III; Cox, executor, vs.; jane, Wayt, ct. al..
from Ohio Q .iniy; continued. ~
ID. Btsenrod's administrator va P, W. <
., R. B. company, IRON Ohio county; sub.
o. z. c,snmer, OF. al. W. J. Mcswords, Of.
al. from Ohio county; submitted. iIS
Sterling Organ Company vs.. O, A, House
from Ohio county; submitted. g',11' : :. = =
Adjourned till loA. Y. to-day. 4i7s
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she StAie Univerhity,

Piedmont .tIitrtiser. ,hu 7ftsta5 t-,. SO
Tbs Moigantown Nf,p Dominion ofIaat week
said thu: two students Of the University were
tesn promcnsdirg the streets Of tbs modern
Athens recently with couple Of oolo'ed
ladies. Now It Is In order for Bourbon
parents to hurry OF their, daughters to ths
prospective slto CT co-educauon that they
may participate In the promenades, privilege
a1d peculiaritira OF that swset-acented instI
.utioa. Republican danghtsrs need notapply,
-tdirmont ITtit fIginian. = Y h ~, :
Tie above, ns we'll ~ numerous other arti
clea 10 both Democratic and Republican
papers, ara not very encouraging for young
aides 10 !4yor co.etucation In this institu
too. We now suggeat that the sui j:ct Of
cc.4ducaiion be dropped for the pseaent and
that 4 thorough Investigation 10 made and
this institution cleaned OF all professors and
students who are running the University and
ctsstacing the State. = ~ g va %.
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McLain'a Wheeling Pills. I.|
For CincinnGti-steamsrs 81. Lawrence.
Blaine Arents Wanted.
Cathedral Festival.
List Of Letter..
Bliudtns Headsche-Dr. KenIcdy's Fayo.
tie Remedy. E,-
Genuine Turtle Coup 1.unch-Four.h page
JDlvorces-Attotney Watd-Fourth page.
SIS 90 Rewari-Foutth psE,.
Turtle Soup Lunca-Fuusth page.
Grand Hcnic--Fousth pFgc.
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Tho EIgnYcs fur Ii.

Tho aggregate OF tba vote, cast for G1rHslc.
and Wesvsr 10 West Virginia In 1880 was S..
$40; the Hancock vote, 1891. Ia 1882, the
combined Rspublicaa and Gresnback vote,
aseai: for Guthrie, candidate for Supreme
Court, HII 70 65l, whils tbs total Democratic
Toss Tor To sane Chloe was 48, 40, q msjority
orar Guthrs's vote Of 100 This IL a plain
atatsneEl Of fact; and yet with these figures
oelnra blu, the lightning calculator Of tho
Htgpf:r mys IN yesterdays issue there waa
fa!iingoiIil 1882 Of the combined Republican
and GeenL,ck vn.n Of but 9 500. Tho actual
difference va. 1850. e g. n if'''f.,
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tn. r..alt Of tbs slsellou /, hs vs,s. H.,w.,

the r.sult Of shs slsotion Il hs ve.o. Hsw..
asksd what he meant by that. va T. %, :
~ will tell you," said b., ~ you had been
down In Mexico, u I recently have, and had
seen how American ciGs,ts Arn Inundated
and The American Aig iuaulied there, you
would all DO for Blaine. Down theirs tho
Mexican roughs know they can Abn,s and In.
suit ciLIsns Of this great Republic with In.
punity. ! tall you. gentlemen, that 10 wrong,
and ! bsllsvs Jim Blaine 10 the msn 10 right
l. That's why | would not ltgrst to Ms
him made pfssldsnt We need Just tho kind
Of an naturalization btlioye Blaine would