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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-14

The people Of Dist. No. - have been
mIeh interested in an evening school in
that distinct id which Nj, Mar, 4 Carroll
taat4t Spenger.an penmanshp Al. the
luIus people IN the district Old enough TO
.tar' ~ write and man, of the Marie!
people gladly asa!iel themselves p; the OPP
ral,-a.,s to improve their handwriting.
Laea ie,trr ", explained from chart, >a,v-
s--; 'Ir capita. letters one :o4i IN length.
and the email letters IN proportion. A.. other
evening engagements were pu>ip gIrl,
interest in the Spencerian system oi uf.,-
Ing prevailed. ara most decided Improve.
men, "a, shown. IN tie same d.s'r.c, Mr,.
Mar NJ Murphy j, teaching Very profit
able 'erm Of Town school.
Great activity j, displayed in g.',in.
OF; 'ae burnt timber for frea ood Man,
hou,e keepers viii have ,mu'ty finger, ,hi,
Year
NoraooI's Co,e the Conuer> h1o;h.
e. hlre q con which Ia, twin he!fer caI,e.
TWO weeks o.d Ihey are thriving well. ana
viii he raised Oh the farm.
FEB. g.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-14

Call at joys and examine the Photo
graphs he is now getting up with his new
scenery and accessories.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-14
\ thc Honorable Jude for Probate y TIC coupty

III the Honorable .iuh-e for Probate ~ the County
WI Hancock.
THE undersigned administrator ~ the estate ~
L Sarah y. Moon late Of Hancock. In -Iil
County, decreased respectfully represents that
the good, and chaitels, rights and credit, OF said
deceased arr not sufficient To pay her just debit
and charges OF administration. by the sum OF dive
hundred dollars. Wherefore your petitioner pray.
YOUR Honor to grant him a License to sell, At
public Or private sale and convey all Of the real
estate % the deceased Including the reNer-ion ~
the widows dover therein % satisfy said debts
amt charges Of administration.
t. |. WOOSTER. t,iInr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-14

We will wager wears subscription that
% cent package of Sheridans Condition
Poacders contains more pure ingredients and
costs more money than bushel of any kind
put up in large packs Sheridan's powders
are absolutely pure.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-14

The laconic proyerb Know thyself'' wa
the advice Of one Of Greece's early philoso-
pliers. Ii is just a. little needed to-day a.
when uttered over two thousand wears ago.
To know the merit in Jadwin'. Tar syrup Is
to recognize a good family medicine. G. A.
Parcher. Feb.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-14

If YOU are in want of Moving Ma
chine, a Horse Rake, or any kind of Farm
Machinery, come and see me before purchas.
ing elsewhere Orders BY mail promptly
attended q.
]. II. BRowN, Agent,
lift. Ellsworth, Me.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-14

MIR. e. e. Burrill, reports the line of
deposits in his bank as rapidly increasing
and already exceeding his anticipations.
Mr.. Burrill offers the same banking facilities
to our merchants and others, as would be
furnished BY National Bank. 3tf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-14
Ellsworth Branch Of The Singer NV

Dealers in the genuine Singer Sewing
Machine, also parts, attachments, needles
oil &C., for this and other makes Of ma
chimes, ana machines repaired.
j. II. BROwN Manager
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-14

About twice a. much OF Jadwin'> Pine Tar
syrup for your money that of any other
aud every one admits it hundred times bet.
ter for Colds, Group, Sc. II i, about the only
Cough remedy made on scientific principles
g. A. Parcher. Fet
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-14

Tor the greatest amount 81 picture, 81;
short notice. call at 10, : Gallery where au
can get 2ss At one sitting g., tie uca H.
Simultaneous Dry Plate Process,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-14

There are three vessel, ID the frozen
herring business here this winter. Schooner
Lucy Warren. Capt. Kent. has gone west
With full cargo. Sch Golden Rule. Capt.
Wallace. arrived the 81 with a full cargo.
and /: ready to ,all we>, the first chance
Sch. Augusta /. iierrick, Capt HerriCk,
sailed cay; after q load of herring Feb. l.
Capt. VIM. ilerriok contemplate, build
lrg . large. lmmodou, wharf IN the spring
fer business accommodation His timber
Is Gu; and ready.
MIR. Era,,u> J. Carter OF BROOKLYN. j..
Is teaching here and - liked very much
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-14

The GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY
is IL. F." Atwood's Bitters. which has re-
lieved vast multitude of people. Ash for
IL. F."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-14
Ellsworth ; ais.


We have had remarkable weather for
ooasting. and It Is being improved by the
bows Who claim share Of the the highway.
CoaStlng on OUT main street j. dangerous
and ought not br allowed. 4, "; no seri-
Gus accidents have occurred Winnie Harts-
hora wa> ran into BY team Monday. but
escaped with some bruises.
-Wrfa on the railroad has been retarded
daring the past week on account of a scar
ctS ~ tie. II va, resumed last FRIDAY.
and AZ rti> writing rail- are now lail 4 short
distance below uHr corner. The tfain cane.
into aur square :pr ihc fir, time YESTERDAY.
INa trains are uua On the road. One
cfa'e..ins aud the other making daily trips
o. Bangor bringing over ties and rails.
We NOTICE quite a quauii,, Of merchandise
/, thought over. and also some passengers
ANAL ihtm>e.,c, ~ tle 6pporiunit, 10 avoid
'v,.iou> ride ID he ihr stage II.
Tch. II
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-14
City and County.


for Iht. will la fhg br,t he has ever
,,i,,n herr,
;u.... , i.
r' y III. -, .,,,,,II !,
.,,
Ia addition 70 'le usual nie'h"d' oil fS"'-
lh2 The Ha'' lher" VIII he three ealeiuin
"-i'> - SUI
\ ifu'r r''rl'ed from AdJu'aht General
h'al' ''"''> ~ "iii r. present Al The rr"ep-
''"N. "''"ih i'"hl'" " ~ IVY" daughters
A part, ~ gentlemen from sullivan spent
ls-. wc,A ai Tunk pond, fishing and camping
out. Th., rsport in- had grand time.
G.nJ ,.ba,nlerl,iu !. ..,n,..,..i IN H..
t,r..enr a, I'M. r,...,,,iop N ~, given bcr, Feb
,, il. vir j.. H.. ,,,.., afIion * WHITING
,., 4, tI.n.,,..l lin ,,v,.r IN .il IN IL.
tri-t >t,.oI p,.n,;r t-,,,J ,,,,,.1 :,
-
''' T" ''i'' ii'"' TIT u
'''''" FRI '''' '' H"'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-14

H,>CoCks--Courto Of Probate, February Term.
A. H., l-SI.
Upon the foregoing petition, ORpKEEr, That
said petitioner give public notice to all persons in
ccssiyey in the Ellsworth American a new spaper
printed or published in Ellsworth in said County.
that they may appear NJ Court of Probate for
said County, To be held at Ellsworth on the second
Wednesday of April next. at ten OF the clock
in the forenoon, TO show cause, IL any they have,
why the prayer of said petitioner should not be
granted.
3w1s PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest .-tHAs. =. DoRR, Register.
\ true Copy, Attest CHAs. Z. DoEE, Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-14

'""'f''-
Nj J. W. N.eAer>nn remains about the
same a. ht'' reported. "a miserable con-
d.'i"n.
B4tk Lan.in. J, drawing to . close
"A I,cr "a, started by a hound II ne
ua.t. .,., Nh ,oI r,1 in,o Till T,n,o-,
,.tt.. nirni. anJ from fb.,re ,brnu..b HI.
tgre. fields ,14 wood, - the n,.I.rond
meadow when, tb, deer Va, o,rffsl,, j., /,
,o.n. ,n,Y named Job,.or ,rd 10, ~ !,
i..--.g- ROAD Two n M, ior,;r', rr.,
,,m, alor. VIVA sn,r srt d;<ro,,r,.1 ill.,
MIMI ,,l ,,,a ,rI r,u,,.l., q,
m.l- tn r,, h..-n, .I,r. 0nr .+-tr ,rrr
NJ : " Er.vr, ,,,r rfi,L.. WIZ HILL.
ma, sacked III. rs,,,.. =, t,. l.,'... ,,..,
pI.r.I r. IN IA. ,,Il,r Iou,., t,.,.ar
a. .,...-...... ~.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-14
Tarm Fer Sale.

THE farm known 5 the King place situated on
the West side of Jor,lan's River, in Trenton
will be sold low and on favorable terms a. me
owner has engage! in other business Saai farm
contains IS acres, divided into VEGA pasture and
tillage land. Cuts IS tons of e.ad English hay,
has two wells of water. good barn and house and
Outbuildings in faiT condition, For further part
eulars inSa,re Of, address
:. II. HARRISON.
At j. =. ELDRIDGE X Cos
cat Ellsworth, Ne
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-14
MORAN BROTHERS,
Commissioners Notice.

ofiirt ~ County Commissioners, Ellsworth.
RI HE commissioners " Hancock County, viii
l. meet gt the ~tnrc w Geo. ~ CRAY "a North
Brooks lille On Wednesday. the 31th % February,
lss4 at 10 4. NJ. to receive proposals for materials
and construction for the rebuilding Of the wood
work uf the County Bridge acrnS- the taga,lucc
river, between renohscot aud Brock lille. ~pcCi.
fratinD~ can be- AT the # thc said Geo.
q. GRAY or hy applying t. the commissioners.
The commissioners rc~erv" the right 10 reject one
or all hid.
Holm " ~pNE~ ltannty Com err
y. u. COOLIDGE. ~
JAMES W Ri Nl~pFIi. Hancock Iu'tN.
Ellsworth. Han. - 1857 3Ni
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-14


VIM. Weber has purchased Of T..
Coles. summer resident at Cromweli'- Har-
Dor. 4 cottage about 2>x3o. two stories n
he igEl. which during the pas, week he has
removed to a lot on Main street. Bar Har-
hlr village.
Sunday morning last. pulpits were ex-
changed between our Methodist and Con
gregat!ona!isi pastors. We were favored
with very able discourse BY the Rev Mr
CLARK, tMethodist) on the Conversion OF
Man" from the text found, Psalms. -.
Master John Roberts. son of VIM VI.
Roberts. took from Eagle Lake. last week,
two trout, one weighing 1 lbs. and the
other 4 lhs. and 8 ~.
Schooner SeahIrd recently arrived at
this port With coai for ". A Milliken.
While living at anchor near the steamboat
wharf had the misfortune TO touch bottom
near the stern, causing quite bad leak
which was repaired at Hull's Cove, hy Otis
Brewer. after discharging cargo.
The Presiding Elder of this district
Rev. Mr.. Libbev. Of Ellsworth. viii preach
at the Methodist house. here. on Wednes-
day evening, Feb. Is.
The Boston Comedy Company, viii
play at Bar Hsrbor. the present week. be-
ginning TUESDAY evening with the drama
entitled. "Gipsy Queen
We understand that indignation meet.
ings" will be held BY remonstrants against
the Mt. Desert Railway. in Boston and New
York, and perhaps at Bar Harbor.
A town road TO the summit of Green
Mountain, is seriously agitated.
Feb. II. ANEMoNK
Penob>rot.
Mr.. Wilbury Hutchins informs US that
the first cargo Of bricks ever shipped from
this section Of Hancock county, was shipped
from his yard about twenty five years ago
and that during the past season more than
six millions have been manufactured in
this and adjoining towns.
1t seems TO be dull, duler. dullesi here
this winter An unusual amount of gloom,
weather has. II seems, east a shadow upon
the minds of the people
Herbert W. Leach returned home las-
week from lecturlng tour in the interior o.
Of the State, somewhat worn down and suf
fering from bad cold. While on MS wa,
to Castine, Wednesday, he was taken dowr
sich win n.Hptois VI pHeuuiohid, ana iol
several days was confined 10 the house O
Monroe Wardwel, hut BY the timely treat
ment Of DIR. Sprague the fever was broker
up and he is now able to be about again.
He is in receipt of an invitation from
Com. Usher Of New York. to be present ,t
assist in the recep,io the bodies of tn,
Jeanette crew on IL IN inst We lear,
that Mrs. belong has obtained the eonsen
of the relatives Of the deceased mem
bers Of that Inflated crew, TO have their re
! mains inferred together in New York.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-14
To the Honorable Judge OF Probate for the Count
OF Hancock.

To the Honorable Judge OF Probate for the County
of Hancock.
THE undersigned administrator OF the estate Of
| Mary f.. Howard, late Of Buehill, in said
County. deceased, respectfully represents that the
goods and chattels, rights and credits of -aid de.
ceased not sufficient 10 pay her just debts and
charges Of administration. by the sum Of two
hundred dollars. Wherefore your petitioner pray-
your Honor to grant him License 10 sell.
at public private sale, and convey all of the
real estate of the deceased (incudng the rever.an
Of the widows dover therein to satisfy said debts
and charges of administration
SAMUEL WATSON, Admir-
Ellsworth, Feb. 8, lss4.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, ss.-Court of Probate, February Term
A. ID. 1881.
Upon the foregoing petition, ORDERED, That
sad petitioner give public notice to all persons in
terested by causing copy OF this order 20 BE-
published three weeks successfully in The
Ellsworth American, a newspaper printed OF
published in Ellsworth In said County, tina,
they may appear at Court of Probate fol
said County, to be held at Ellsworth, on the second
Wednesday in April next, at ten of the clock
In the forenoon. to show cause, If any they have
why the prayer of said petitioner should not be-
granted.
3w,+ PARKER TUCK, Judge,
Attest ;-CHAs. II. DORR, Register.
true Copy, Attest CHAs. II. DoRR, Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-14

Fatal toas.ing Accident.

Despatches TO the Ell-N orth American.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-02-14
Richardson's ~" li.thud
FCR THE PlhN1F09TE.
price .3s5.

OF WEB OLSON ( CO, Boston.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-24
4 RAILROAD wRrCK.
q Frstght train Collie. with sleepipg
JEr-Sise snu fzuic Ensue

Frstght Irain Collie. win = sIeepiog
JEr-EiEe anu fzuic Ensue
Passengers who arrived in 81. Louis on
Tuesday Afternoon on the train part of
which Was wrecked Monday night near
Pontiac, Ill on the Chicago Il Alton road,
say that the piston rod OF their engine
broke ~bsn they were just north Of Pom
tiaG. and that while the tram men were
repairing the damages a freight train
csue down the grade sno dashed
into the rear sleeping Gar, -turuinR It over
gu III, SIDE, Four freight cars we're then
Iiled up on the wreck, and a few minutes
later hFe started among them and there
Was scene OF great cUnfuFton and excite
ment. Both entrances TO the sleeping car
| were blocked up, but axes were obtained
! aud a large noie WAS cut IN the root
! through which toe passengers were res
cutd without any harm except ieS
| siIZht bruises. The passengers in the
forward oars were -lI shaken up, but
poue Of them were seriously hurt. j
| H. Zubiu, OF the BslJimo,e j
! Ohio leleAr .ph company, had bis ank {
! badly spralDed. Conductor Carson, ot
! the sleeping car, was bruised about tht
bIps. Robert Jackson, the porter OF the
| Il, rpiB2 car was badly cut and bruised
| Both of these meu wers sent back q
| Chicago Tor treatment. Brakeman
| ON pri, Of the freight tram, VAS hurlec
ir1m a car, sAd Vas pick up inseGs,b
| aud taken 10 Bloomington Tor mruica
! treatment, DR. Warner. of PalladeiOhia
aud DR.. WIlLb4nk, VINO were passengers
| cared Tor rns wrupded A little by of J g
Brandt. OF SG. LOUIS, was badly hurt aDou
the hips while ia the sleeper. SnQrti!
after the passenger train came TO . hal
aud the msu SerS repairing the eDglni
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-24
NotabIe IJeaths.

Rev. Professor John Lord Taylor an
eminent Congregational divine, died
Tuesday at A ndossr. Massachusetts, aged
73syPars.
James Raw, half other of Hon. L. Q.
HJus, congressman from the Second
Tennessee district, was found dead AT
Jenyo, Tenn, Tuesday morning, hanging
To atTee.
Frederick S Nichols. editor in chief of
the Memphis AUalanchs, died Tuesday
morning III ID tveDpOrt, Iowa, at the age OF
"a years, He was seized with paralysis OF
the brain while visiting his former home
ia Davenport.
Captain w. P Clark, of the 2i cavalry,
and attached to Lieutenant General Sheri
dsu's staff, died Monday morning. He
was Distinguished for his service in fight,
ing Indians, and was regarded as one Of
the best authorities i'll the army on the
Indian sign language.
Hon. G. Douglass Gray, clerk OF the
Uuited States court, at Harrisonburg, w.
Va. died OF paralysis of the heart Monday
night. Mr.. Gray was register Of bank
ruptcy there during the existence OF the
bankru pJ law He was 65 years of age.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-24

a CraaRAbSs xnio,t Of Azriaaltursi snd
Pfouu,t.


Tie thirtie,h annual exhibition of the
Berks county agricultural society, OpeUed
N Raadiog on tuesday under the most
favorable nuspioss The entries nun bered
over 8, 600. The apple display was i'm
mense, one grower alone .e&hioiting 81
varieties. TIE pear and p,Rch EXHIBITS
were comparative failures, while the
grape aisplay. especially the Clinton
variety for ~iDe-m tsing, has been extra
ordinarily large. The show 0t live stock,
espe ecially thoroughbred cattle, Is very line.
The cattle show 10 one oi the best ever
seen in that section. A white marble
monument thirty feet his b, to DO placed
90 the GettI sburg battle field, where the
last engage meat was fought, IS also ex-
n,bited. Burkhoider's hns sta ions, Nor
man and Ctydesdale stock. from Farmers
vile, tbis county, attract attention. There
is markt d improvement IN the exhibition
of local manufactures
During the afternoon some fifty wheel.
men took part IN the bicycle races W,
|. Wilbelm won the twO-mJle race in 7 So.
The Ringgotd band will give ooJ oeTts morn
log aud afternoon curing the foar days Of
the isir Several gangs OF plokpockets
operated Oh the fair grouIds 0uring the
afternoon, Quite a number OF exhibits of
the state fair have arrived.
Fifty persons from this oity avsiled
Themselves OF the cheap EXCURSION to
Reading this mOrDing, the attraction
being the Berks county fair. .s
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-24
tC-,n the palice

;, How lp1g ,a9es Mayor Rosenmiller
PROPOSE TO retain upon his police force
suofl u satiisn as Al. SpeeceT? He is a
Vicious " grained fellow, who ought
never to have been appointed and he
hevtr would have been put on the force
but for the Consideration that he is zone
Of the best workers In the ward" for his
party. Brutal by instinct and practice,
the brief authority with which be has
been invested has only aggravated his
unftness for a place where GOODNESS,
oaai4iEmest> and humanity are. the
essentiAB- His removal should be "a
matterof NO long time. La.L-L
His assault last evening upon a poor,
weak pfiss.ner, already IN the custody Of
&bgawuy tsllow0fhctrs Was a gross out
rage for which, OF course, Speece will be
called upon " answer in cpurJ like any
Other bully VINO murderousty beats man
with q black jack. But in the meantime
the -eit.zses btsEe rights which the fnayor
Is bound To respect and one of The most
important Of these is to be protected
against such extraordinary assumption
and exercise OF AUTHORITY as -Speecs dis
played ohstiis occasion; aid for which
1t Is needless 10 say, his battered and
bloody victim would have been entirely
justified in shooting him down on the
spot had he been armed.
"a LIS sy apI-ssapt thought thai ci.i-
xens should have to wear side arms t(
protect themselves against policemen
but when such VICIOUS brutes as Spec,
wear the star of office. no man sgains
whom they may happen to have a grudg'
is.syAsisqstlsi attsets Ii the mayo,
should hesitaIeto perform h!3 lpty tn,
Voice OF the community win be heard il
unmistakable tones.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-24

the number, streams OF people on foot
coming from east aud west toward Broad
street, AMI each passenger car bringing It's
full quota to swell the gathering thropg.
Similar scenes we're witnessed iu the heart
oi the city, the Union League building
being the great point, in front OF which q
great cruwd hat gathered but which had
aftNward to b, pressed back. aud the
space from SAMSON 10 Walnut roped of to
afford room Tor the passage Of the column.
The buildtgg was glily decorst-d with
hlgs, bunting and Chinese laGterzs, and
Illuminated bv three cleo rio lights snd gas
jsts orm,uq tn, words " otory," "Bs,ipe
and Logan" A. each of thu windows
large hls&tns star Was formed of ess Jets.
Viii at tho top aud sides the building
was sim lsriy embeliished by seversl
others. The steps vere boarded over, aud
the platforms thus made were occupied by
uu"lerrus members OF the League.
From hA' past seven O'Clock until a
little Aner eight, bombs and rockets of
colnred ttres were discharged at brief in
tarva's, their eSpli son being greeted by
shouts Of delight from the spectators, but
as the falling sparks alighted among the
crowd, which was largely made up of
women and children, who were being
severely pressed by those who desired TO
EtE out 81 the way W the hlAElng Drauos.
Mayor Smith caused disoontiuusnce ot
the firing. As it was, svsrsl women
tainted, aud had to be carried across the
st eer by the police and thence TO a place
nf safety, aud the crowd which completely
blocked up the east side had to be relieved
by pulling people over the ropes aud givins
them outlet through another Gordon al
| Walnut street.
At halfplst 8 O'Clock, Chief Marsha
! Hartrauft aud his aids, heading tn ool-
umu, made their appearance at Walnut
! street, when. the assembage burst int,
/ loud cheers, which did not cease to
several minutes. Mr.. Blaine before thi
| bad taken hts place upon small platform
| ~ the curb In trout of the League build
! rnE, aud was the recipient OF a contir ueC
| ovation from the three large ceutra
! nrgauizi'in-s-the Republican Invinoibles
| Harmony Legion, Young Republicans Club
! AND the visiting clubs accompanying thou
| during the time he remained there
! wh,oh WAS until 9i5, when he WAS com
| U.led to take his departure for GNeS
| York
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-24
In Favor oI Ju.tiuu Ev.us

Alderman Barr this morning declded
the suit OF Justice Evans, OF Columbia
.IsiDst the county Vt apoastrr, ~ favor
- the Justice. Tue suit was brought ioT
81 80 fees on cases returned To court, WHICH
the county solicitor disailowsd. When
The case was heard the county presented
AZ sn oifset oills tor s269 90, which 1t wss
claimed, we're paid illegally to the justice
for cases OF drunkenness and disorderly
conduct committed by him to the borough
lookup. Alderman Barr declined 10 con-
slider the bills presented by the county a.
an offset, on the ground that they bs1
been passed upon by the County solicit, ,ol
ana approved, aud that the account Wa,
tioally closed when the auditors certified
th,.t the account of the county comnis
sioners in paying the bills was correct
The county commissioners will appes
from the decision Of the alderman.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-24
Ponliosl Driitwood.

Judge Woodwar has withdrawn from
the Democratic congressional contest in
the Twelfth district, and Connolly's re
nomination is,nqw assured, r.....,.,
The Democratic stata convention of
Delaware met Tuesday in Dover, renomi-
mated Congressman Lore by aoclamation,
and selected presidential elect ors and a
state central committee.
Hon. Laikin d. Mason has accepted the
gubsrnationsl nomination Of the Pro-
hibition party OF New Hampshire.
TIE Republican congressional conferences
Of the Nineteenth pa. DISTRICT met Tues
day and Nominated b. +. Seitz. OF
Nswvilie, Cumberland county, for Con-
gress.
Nominations for Congress Z Masss-
cbusetts, James r. Estabrook, D.; VIII
Missouri, Harry Pho. r.; VIII Missouri,
Andrew r, Brown, G.
Gen. Lilly, of Mauch Chunk, has been
sekctsd 70 dil the Vacancy on the Republi-
can state electoral ticket oalsed BY the
death Of John Leisenring.