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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-26

NOR SAILS ELECTED YOUNG M<
Il hooking birds, comirg Into W.,
song. Apply at once to No. 500 Mon tSSt
roe street. au%3-lt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-26

1NOK SALE OK RENT-1HE DWELL
IL ing No. 4l5 Jetf-'son street. 1t is In
complies order and In ev,ry way desirable.
Apply to HOWARD e. VERNON, Republi-
can ON Third aud King streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-26

4 Lii PERSONS WHO DESIRE EITHER
"A 10 buy, sell or rent properties, should
call on j q. PICKLES " ca, Real Esiata
Agents. No. S02 Market street, who have for
50 lie and rent several very nice houses ana
farms au2a-tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-26

VXYANTED-A HALF GROWN WHITE
w girl for light work. Apply at No. 800
West 9Th street. au25-4t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-26

XTYAN1ED-TU SEI.Lu T. REaULA
w ton sword belt and cap, X. q. +. APP
ally at 903 W. 3rd street. au2I.ols
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-26

MIR SALE-2 AND 3-SPGINd DE AR
Il born wagons. Apply of W. HAN
MOND, second and French. aui5-lmE
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-26

VX1 ANTED -IBY A FIRST GLASS NJ AN
w stu stion In a restaurant. A good
oyster opener. Apply at No. AS Lombard
street. au234tt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-26

~
OFFICE OF THs WILMINGTON SAVINGS
FUND SOCIETY, No. 1870 Market street,
WILMINGTON, DEL, Aug. IL, 1854.
The annual meeting of this society will be
held at their office, on Monday. september
], from 10 TO II o'clock, a. m. to elect twenty
five managers for tn, ensuing year. The
managerselect will meet In the evening Of
the next day, September 2, at 7.3O O'Clock to
organize the Bo trd. ]. T.. SMITH
aul5-lAt Urea surer.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-26

VXyANTED-A CHAMBERMAID AND
w fook. Apply to MRS. l.. 7. Bt'CK
No. 1910 Tatnall street. au?6 1t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-26

WANTED SITUATION AS WAITER
w or coaohman. Address WAITER,
this office. au2b,tts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-26

NOR SiLE-THE HISTORY OF THE
z Kingdom of tod, by Mrs A. Taggart,
607 Market street. aul6 II
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-26

COoD WAGES WILL BE OWEN To A
" reliable, competent cook. Must be a
& .od washer and ironer. Apply at 1913
Washington street. au23-3ls
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-06-05

Bisehli
Cyrus }. Hal, Of Belfast, hA, been in
town during the past week.
The RICH, person will find al opening
FIR hotel and livery busine,s. a; the PEN
dle,on House.
Memorial Day" Wa well observed
here. Deiachmeuts Of James 4. Garfield
Post No. I6. 6. A. r., visited cemeteries IN
the neishbor.ng towns VI Bro oklIn, Brooks
vile, SedgwIck and Penobscot. in the fore
noon, and decorated 40 srA.es,ln nine differ
ent resting places, o: the soldiers ard sailors
OF the Union Army and Navy during the
wars. Al 7 N. the procession formed in
front of Grand Army Headquarters, preceded
BY Comrades Join Webster, fifeT, J. {. Col
Inns, (of Post L. Bangor. snare drummer,
and Adj't Wescot; with the bass drum,
and marched 10 the cemetery. where the ex-
erclses Of the 6. A. r. were held around the
graves Of Comrades Eli \. Bagdon and
John +. Trundy, prayer being offered BY
Rev. l.. ). Ir1pp, singing by male quar-
te;te. After the exercises IN the cemetery
the procession marched to the Baptist
church, where an able and very interesting
address was delivered by Comrade X. l..
Howard, former member Of the l2ith LII.
Vols, and nov pastor of Free VIII Bap-
list church in Bangor, and Chaplain of the
Department OF Me. g. A. X. The church
was full, and the exercises were listened to
with much interest, and consisted Of the
usual Memorial services Of the q. A. X. Ex-
celient music was furnished by a select choir,
and PRAYER was offered By Rev. Mr.. Farley.
Many Mssons and Odd Fellows Joined IN
the procession, with both Sabbath schools,
and many citizens, while the sidewalk were
crowded with those who did not wish TO
march. We thought last year that there
was a larger number Of people in the village
than had been here for years, but it is gen
orally considered that there were more pres
ent this year than last, and the detachments
that visited other places all-report that much
interest was manifested. The Post at their
meeting Saturday, the 3lst, voted to extend
their thanks TO the citizens of this and the
surrounding towns, generally. for the inter-
est manifested. and assistance given; and
especially TO the singers, who contributed SO
much TO the success of the services TO the
clergymen who here, and at BROOKLYN and
Penobsoot assisted in impressing the lesson
of the day upon the minds of all to these
ladies and children who so willingly fur
nished and arranged flowers and evergreens;
to Comfade Collins and Webster who gave
US their services at much personal sacrifice !;
and in particular to Rev. Mr.. Howard for
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Home and Foreign News.


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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-06-05

The Pembroke Iron works are in sue
ces.fnl operation. The continued arrival OF
cargoes Of sock, and the great head of wa
ter, make the prospect excellent for good
ssason's work, says the Industrial JoHfnal.
-Schooner Oregon. Shaw, of and from
koekland for New York. was reported Fri
day at Vineyard Haven. with her cargo Of
lime on fire. She was sealed up, and the
fire will probably be extinguished
Hon. W. J. Corthell of Gorh am. is the
State Manager Of the excursion TO the Ma
,ional Educational Exposition, which will be
held in Madison. Wis. July los
Mrs. DIR. Thelberg, formerly Miss Liz
,ie Burr of Brewer, was graduated lately al
the Woman's Medical College OF New York
city. Her essay was highly spoken of by
medical men in attendance at the exercises.
Harvey u. Parker, New Ensland's
most noted hotel keeper and proprietor Of
the Parker House Of Boston, died SATURDAY.
OF ossitication Of the heart, lie wen, from
Temple, a poor boy, and was born in 1905.
Capt Chester \. Bail Of Bath. aged "A,
two Years ago lost his vessel d, wreck.
Since then he has lived with his daughter.
Monday of last week he disappeared He
telegraphed that night from Rockland that
be had sailed in vessel. He had been
longing 10 60 70 sea again 10 the interval
and the longing became too powerful for
him to resist.
There vas heavy frost Saturda, morn
ing. at Pennington. Early potator. were
cut down and il j. feared that the apple crop
will be seriously damaged b, the freezing OF
the blossoms. The grouId was Whit, with
the frost, and in some localities frozen 10 the
depth Of half an inch There was Sigh,
fall ofsnow. FRIDAY.
Samuel Meser,e. II wears Old, son Of
George Mescr,e, residing in Richmond.
while stealing a ride 10 Gardiner. on Jew
e,t's train, SATURDAY. jumped from the bag
gage car when the train was abou, 4 mile
below the station, running full speed His
right arm was broken. one FOO, hadl, jam
med. and he j severely bruised about the
face. l. j. feared he is injured internally.
There vas hard freeze at Pare. Sat
ufda, morning. Ice froze al inch thick II
some places, ana at Eden Alexander HIS
lce was seen ihrer-cigh'hs OF an inch lhica
AZ : O'Clock a. NJ, although the sun hai
been shining for Two hogrs. Grape vines
are killed IN many places aud tie leave, up-
on tree, .ook Iikc the fell e tbs year.
Schooner Eliza Jane. Capt Goud,. from
DamaTiscuiia. lost maIl,ail and was other
wise damaged IN heavy squat on We'd
nc.da.. Cd Cape Ann. On Thur~dl, she he
came completed, disabled lug boat, Elsie
and Confidence a0erwar.l went - hc- 49,
s,slancr. The Elsie took her IN TOW. hut
had not proceeded far when j heavy sta
caused he schooner 20 roI and Iurch ball,
The captain and one .oulg man tNhp com
posed the crew jumped ior the boat. which
Was astcrn. They missed and went aver
board aud thr ,1gug m,n MAS drowned
HIS name - not given. H. va, ahllj II
,csrs ri age and belonged o. Pembroke
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-06-05
BILlOUSNESS.

Bilious symptoms invariably arise
from indigestion. suclI as inrred tongue,
vomiting of bile giddiness. sick headache,
irregular bowels The liver secretes the
bile aud acts like filter or sieve, 10
cleanse impurities Of Che blood. BY
irregularity in is action or suspensions
of its functions. the bile is liable to
overflow into the blood, causing jnm-
dice, sallow complexion, yellow eyes,
bilious diarrhra, languid, weary feel
ing and many other distressing symp-
toms. Biliousncss may he properly
termed an affection Of the liver and can
be thoroughly cured ~ the grand reg
ulator of the liver and hillary organs.
BURDOCK BLOOD BIrTERS. Act
upon the stomach, bowels and liver,
making healthy bile aud pure blood,
and open thu rulyerts aud sideways
for the outlet II disease. sold every
where aud guaranteed ~ cure.
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Out West.

Ihs words Nhil. head tn, aI'ic.e lave
come to have = vastly different meaning
f.om that which. oul, a comparatively few
wears ago. vas understood By them wien
friend should remark that he gong. or
had been "O4l West W.;h Chicago only
far,y-eight hour, from Bangor one Will hard
], feel. % arriving there. Ike SAYING. u am
Oui West" Even aa Oa.5 man. the moment
as has crossed t Mississippi rNer, vii
claim that BE !, ii Eastern maa. and with
some reason. when ", remember tbs: the
geographical center O! the United STATE, j.
over five hundred miles we>, Of the Mi,>is-
s:ppi Il j. uoa generally conceded that
tie grea, Ea>, and the great We; find their
d,,idir. line In Tie Father IL Waters,
That mighty ri,er which. rising IN the lakes
and snow clad mountains Il the North. run.
Il sjnuous course TO the Gulf 81 Mexico,
absorbing many large rivers on the way and
oniy kep, uth.n bounds FIR hundred, of
mile, above il mouth by immense irtee,
constructed at an enormous CO.., and only
maintained by constant watching
\ run Of les than twenty holrs. u,tI the
Chicago. Rock Island \ Pacific railroad.
me Of The Les; eluipped and most rare-
filly managed roads in the Wes;. taxes ons
to Kansas CITY. distance Of Eve hundred
and twenty one miles. west aid south from
Chicago. passing through the cite. Of Rock
Island and Davenport. the first being on
the ea>, bank Of the Mississippi. 10 the state
Of Illinois. and the secord. on the ~es;
bank. in the state Of lows. and both con-
necled by one Of tie finest railroad bridges
n the country Lying Just above focA Is
land. on the Illinois ~Ide. : the town Of
Mol.ne. celebrated f. being one Of the
Ige~i manufacturing een'ers q agricui-
tural implements IN the | nited States
Kansas Git! i located on benz OF The
Missouri i've where II turns from rs south
erly course to lhe east TO unite Win the
Mississippi over iour hundred mHes Instant
IN 1900 Kansas MY was Missouri Town
Of about ''oo inhaoi'ah's' ou' rs grown mas
osen rrmarhSoi! fap'a anu 9i.No'Sn ie'''Deu
somewhat curing ana Jus' ai'ef' 'he war Il
now c'ai % popuia'loh o. o'ef i0''ooo \
Is the distributing point oe'"ee'' On''aSO
ana D. LOUIS ior ~ 'as' P'iiei's u sos.
coming East ana ss'icui'ui"i hari'iie'! a"u
.leieHanoise so'"s ~
mon uepo' "r''" '"s-'s "''o'i''',0'a'e' ''''
large nuhiper % s'"ios' 'On''a" ie
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State News.

Passport and Calais shippers who lost
goods BY the wrecked steamer City of Port
land, are organizing for the purpose of
bringing suit against the company.
Hon. NJ. II. Mathews of Warren. has
been chosen president of the Thomaston
Savings Bank.
The run OF alewives in Warren exceeds
ANYTHING Of the kind for many years, says
the Rockiand Opinion. Seventy-eight thous-
and we're caught in one afternoon.
Potatoes and corn in Winthrop were
leveled by Saturday mornings frost, but
will revive Beans and tomatoes were killed
and must be re-planted.
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Connection !a!le!!g our Low Prices.
Cases upon Cases are arriving crowded
with the choicest and most
complete line Of
SPRING and SUMMER GOODS,

purchased from first hands Il the lowest possible
prices enabling sell goods low retail house
the Country The public should remember purchasing that
direct buyers Of manufacturers and importers, thus
ing middle hand profit for them Goods Of all kinds in
line have been cheap for the past twenty wears
they the present time. We have placed in stock 4
larger quantity Of better grades of goods than formerly Goods
being cheap they are, actually selling son.e
goods iorr than they b. manufactured for, think
better qualities reach Of everybody We speak with all
sincerity, when finer stock has been shown
this has the facility and convenience Of doing business
been cquacd BY an, dealer in the State
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-06-05
GEO. L. BROWN. u. NJ.
For Over Three Months

my son suffered night and day with rheuma-
tism: so much so that he WAS unable a. feed
himself. Your sulphur Bitters cured him.
and ! am truly thankful TO say they are an
honest medicine.-MR-. W. II. CARLETON,
wife Of Deacon Carleton. First Baptist Church,
Winchester. Mass.
FOUND. At a well-known druggists a por-
Gus plaster that not only relieves, but cures II
Il kEAN's KIDNEY AND BACK PLASTER.
Absolutely the best porous plaster known.
We call the attention of our lady readers
to the advertisement in our columns OF James
Pyle's Pearline. for laundry and kitchen pur-
poses. An article 30 popular and widely cir
culated. must possess merits that commend il
to the favor Of housekeepers.
-yEGETINE is composed OF roots. bark and
herbs. II i very pleasant to take; every child
likes it,
QUAKER BIrTERs.-We appeal to the reader
II il il not reasonable TO suppose that all NAL
aides can be clearly traced TO a common origin
Keep your digestion good and you escape most
Of the ills that affect mankind: for thfs there
Is nothing like Quaker Bitters.-the CREST fam
ily medicine.
For sluggish bowels, torpid liver indiges-
ton. bad breath. fafulence, sickheadache,
Ayers Cathartic Pills are the certain remedy
By land or at sea, out on the prairie or in the
crowded city, they are the best pill for purga-
tive purposes, everywhere alike convenient.
eficacious and safe.
For the greatest amount Of pictures nj
short notice, call at joys Gallery where YOU
can get 3ss at one sitting by the new Insfan-
taneoas Dry Plate Process.
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SHERIfF'S SALE.
SHERlFrS SALE.
STATE OF MAINE

HANCOCK, s. May y. A. ID, IssI
'IhhkN upon execution a. the property Of the
Milton Mining Company. corporation un,lel
,he laws OF Maine having It's established place Of
business at sullivan, In said County 0f Uancork
a certain lot or parcel Of land, situated In esi,t
sullivan, bounded and described a. follows to
WI Al that parcel Of laud in said sullivan, !, ing
between the sullivan River On the south land
formerly OF tie heirs OF Paul simpson now o,-
cupied by said Milton Mining Company on the
and land formerly of the Stlnson Granite Com
pany on the West, being l8 described ln a deed
from the Milton Mining and Milling Company, to
and recorded In the Registry 81 Deed-. for saili
County OF Hancock, in Vol. IS}, Folio 3s4 And /
SHAH, towards satisfying said execution sell said
isnd AZ panhc auction at the store Of simpson and
Abbott in said sullivan. on the s3d lay OF june,
AD. 1874 At ten O'Clock in the forenoon
3ws2 s TAFT Slr5n
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Gard.

The Key. ii. ". Norton aud wife would take
thl, opportunity to thank the good people of
Gouldsboro and steuben. who 70 kindly a.
sisted them in settling in their new home, also
for their th0ughtfulnc>> and care in providing
bountfuly for their needs, In the pastors
absence for his wife and family the hou-. was
opened and the strongest evidence goe- to
prove that he barely escaped pounding
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-06-05

his excellent and very interesting address,
and bis unexpected lecture in the evening,
given free TO all. Rest assured. one and ,all,
mat the Post appreciates the kindness thus
shown, and will endesvor in the future 10
merit continuation oft.
On Friday evening Rev. X. L. Howard
gave lecture on Grants campaign in 1862
3, which terminated in the capture Of Vicks-
burg. giving vivid picture Of tina; memo
rable siege. in which he was participant.
The lecture was free TO all. and was very
much liked.
The music Of a brass band in our
streets. Saturday forenoon, told Young
America" that the circus had come Their
tent wa. pitched near the school-house, but
we understand the attendance was small.
and the performance nothing more than
would he expected Of circus that PLAYS in
small villages.
Mr. Newton Lord arrived on SATURDAYS
boat to be present at the marriage Of his
daughter. Miss r. Mabel Lord. to Mr.. T..
T.. Chase
The foundation has been laid for the
soldiers monumen, in the northwestern cor
ner of the cemetery. next to the street.
Ron
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headquarters Of the Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe Railroad Company and msgnif-
cent building. Just opposite the State House,
is now nearly completed by the Company,
in which viii be located IFS several Offices.
Although owned Target, by Boston capital
ISIS the management Of the Road is chiefly
IN the charge Of comparatively Young men
who have grown up with II and whose
energy and skill in their several depart
men;s nave proved them to be the RICH;
men in the RICH, place. For several wears
the A. I. X 5. +. has been the "pet" rail-
road Of kanss. and well may il be 80 re
garded when one considers how much il has
done for the development Of the State. The
road nov extends across the State Of Nan
sas, distance Of 100 miles. through a por-
ton Of Colorado. where il sends branch
up to Pueblo. there TO unite with the Den
yer \ Rio Grande road and so through to
Denver. Salt Lake Guy aud the Union Pa
cIfc while the main line passes inio New
Mexico. connecting With the atlantic X Pa
cfc. and Southern Pacific. for san Francis
CO. and at Fl Paso. Texas. with the Mexican
Central. which ha. just been completed, 80
that one mas now ride in Palace cars from
Bangor to the ancient city OF Mexico with
less fatigue and ID about the same time that
vas once required to make the journey
from Bangor to New Work The distance
from Kansas Git, 10 FL pa,o, over this line,
j. llj1 miles. and along the entire route the
Railroad Company has built and maintains
excc.len, eating house. % that the traveller
needs take no heed as 10 how be shal be
fed i be hss the nocessar, seventy five cents
when the hour for eating arrives.
Al Topeka We had the pleasure Of meet
INK Gen. John e. Caldwell. so well and ia
sorably known N Maine. and especially IN
the eastern portion Of the State. Gen.
Caldwell ha, located in Topeka and com
menccd the practice of .aN, but it ha. al
read, become known that he Is a public
speaker q superior abiii,, and il j highly
probable ,h4t ", ,hal. hear from him dur
ins the coming campaign a. one u the e.
ic.ent stump speakers. On the Republican
lie. IL ina, State
Again taking ;he cars going West. ride
q foF;,-ioa mile, bring, one to Usage City.
,I ,.rt.r ,r jill. ~, ,.,f S,lax Il. .La
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NEW IDEAL CHARACTER CREATIONS.
Messengers Notice.
nrrIcI nF THI -mERIFf OF Ii,Ncnck oou>r
STATE pF MAINE

STATE pF MAINE
HANtoch - May %. 4. d, lisa
lii> i-to give notice that the twenty sixth ,isy
l. ~ May. 4 u. l>>t, \ Warrant In Insolvency
issued cut ~ the Court ~ Insolvency for said
ounty ofHAncock against the estate ~ said George
" Rrsiman. a,liu'igciio he an lu-olvent Debtor.
petition 81 sail Debtor. which petition was
alci on the w cnty fiT-i day u MAY. \. -. is4 to
which late interest on claims u to be computed
that the ymrut 81 any dcht- "a hF =Aii Debtor
anil the transfer ami delivery ~ any property hy
him forbidden 10y law That Meeting 81 tn.
trrlinrS Of said Debtor To- prove their debts aud
choose unc iuurr a~-tgncvs ~ hi. estate " III ~,
helt AZ 'ourt 80 Insolvency 10 br holden At
Ellsworth tn said ounin pn the nineteenth ,lE
iay ~ june \ n, ISL NJ ten p'rlock tu the forr
noon.
Given under my hand the date dr-i above
written A. ~ MILLS
hcpuiy sheriff. Messenger Of the Court OF In
-s'l,rnry FIR said County NJ Hancock sv29
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in lead
We In th. lucf for
Wholesale dealer. We 10 the public
o the "-ortmnt il stock Each Of the following w have an
leading c Ard black AMERICAN DRESS GOODS,
FRENCH FDlLFS. NUNS NEILINtS. LACE
III NrNG> HINDOO CA>IMERES. FLANNEL SATIN
JA ARD OTTOMAN>, LA>TIN>>ERGES. rDPIIN>.
BEltEN tHENloIN PAlIS and CHECKS, CA>MERES
tlN,HAMN. COTTON NATEEN>. AMERICAN
tHAMBkAl> and others Al the ab',
offered A. to~rt