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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

ELEGANT FRENCH PLATE MANTEL MIRROR,
hIEEER Nh PAHL9R SUITES WINDOW HANG A.
Is TEA PoYs: PAISIISGs AND ENGRAXINGs.
FINE HAIR MATTREssEs. Pillows AND
LOUNGES, LIBRARY TABLES TWO sUPERIoR
MALSTr PILfAR EXrESSIoN FABLE, VAL.
! NUT JPHoLSTERED DINING CHAIRS. WAL
son cAR AfB c MskNGr sI sfbfB aafB
CHINA AND GLASSWARE WALNUT MIRROR
hkfk HILL ci shhn soS aoGE ASP a1 sb
sE4s oF f Sss HSGEyHEK IM Mhba Inc
Bl.EAND OTHER EFFECTS.
On, On MONDAY N I MORNING, FEBRUARY TWENTY
dence No 1903 street formerly occupied by the late
Hon InSerson the entire household effects partly
febls-dts THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
GALE OF FISH WHARF PRIVILEGES
OFFICE OF THE ENGINEER COMMISSIONER.
=. WASHINGTON, D c.. Feb. II. 1894. {
TWEN 1Y, FIFTH, 1884 the fish wharf in Washington
a f th r m or @ s VIII o. sold Al Iaos
follows: At TWO O'CLOCK P NJ on the premises, six
fish stalls in Georgetown Market House to the highest
! Also. at -FOUR O'CLOCK p n. on the same day. on
street between Ith and 9th streets northwest. in
of the corporation Of Washington to establish wharves
and docks for the landing cleaning and sale of fish
the city of Washington; aud wharf or dock shall be
deemed eligible unless situated at point the
and l4th street west, to the highest bidder
Terms: One hundred dollars to be paid the day of
sale and the residue to be paid within five days from day
By order of the Board Of Commissioners DC.
G. j. LYDECKER
Major of Engineers. U.S.A.,
THOMAS BOWLING, 4 ct IT, febls> lot
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JZo II bSE666 uOft11W6Sy.
DUNCANSON BROS, AuctioneerA 1al9-d&ds

NJ BONE OF THE HEIRS OF THE LATE
owner bid this property in at recent sale but failing
this resale at bis risk and cost
febII-d&ds EDWARD A. NEWMAN, Trustea
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DUNCANsoN BROS, Aucts.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL ESTATE ON THE EAST SIDE OF NINE,
TENTH STREET, BETWEEN I AND 3

STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court Of thea
District OF Columbia in special term, passed in 5
cause No 1892 Equity wherein Frederick g. Cal ~
PENDANTS the undersigned will offer for sale Ct public
sHStonh n fFont q the premiseS on TUESDAY THE
PAST FOUR O'CIOCK PM. all that certain piece or
parcel and premises situate in the city OF wash
!neton and Dstrictoi Columbia and known and de-
In a0f1sra nSmbersd one bnnrd and ssr fio6
twenty (2 feet 18th street west and extending
down on - Official plat Of .aid city and the Improve
Tefms: netaiEd Of the purchase money cash ono
third in six months and onethird In twelve months
from the day OF SALE with interest said deferred
Esnts q the r.te q sis go RE- oentun per snnam Or
payments to be secured by the notes Of the purchaser
and deed Of trust upon the said real estate 0l0O sha
be required soon g the property II bid of; and
tina purchaser eha fail to comply With the terms Of saie
within seven n days from the Of sale the property
VIII Be reeoM It his risk and cost All conveyancins
and recording ut purchasers cost
EDWARD A. NEWMAN. Trustee,
323 ~ street northwest
DUNCANsON BROS, AuctioneerA jal9-d&ds
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pR1oR1IsH:

DAILY EDITION without $40 on per year
~ Npan EDIllON ~, lT1RssS. ECO per year
SEMl-WEEkLI EDITION monday and
Thursday $50 per year
tLhL1 LEO Year
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Subscribers TAKE CHOICE Of any Of these COM
bnations but great should be taken make orders
plain.
Money should be forwarded in Money Order Postal
Note. Bank Draft or Registered Letter. Other methods
are uncertain and unsafe
request. Address
feb16-s3w THE INTER OCEAN Chicago
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1 on know we are cousins and I've no idea Of
burdening you with. any other relationship
You are very kind, but, all the same, that can
not be-"
Frank tried to look dolorous, but did not sue
coed very well. He was, in TRUTH too much in
love with profession to have much room for
any other sentiment in his good. kind heart,
but he had meant to do his best, II Tesse would
let him. which she wouldn't.
We'll, II you won't, you won't and must
bear it"
Which You will do with all the ease In the
world, dear Frank. And now / am going to
pack, and will you send my trunks over to Mrs
russell and tell Sibyl and Gladys am sorry not
70 say goodbye, and aunt that regret having
dispeased her. and-and-Oh. how happy
have been, and how foolish and-but-"
she grew incoherent and fearful again, and
again frank urged her TO a different course Of
CONQUER, out she was not to be entreated or
urged or advised. Ia her hot young indigna-
tion th" world was her retreat; she could do
anything. bear anything but TYRANNY and In
justice and unhindness. Little, indeed, did
she know of the world, but she was earnest and
true and strong and ready 1y to do her best
1t Is night in one Of the great city hospitals,
and ali 10 silent but for the means of those In
pain and the mutterings Of those in fever.
Pacing slowly up and down the aisle Of q
sufferers is a nurse whose duty it Ia to watch
and wait upon those who require the little
attentions they cannot bestow upon themselves
To one She gives glass Of water, anOtlier's
Pill ow needs raising aid another deplsuds eooth-
Ing words. 70 all alike she y!e. Is cheerful COLE.
pisnce, stopping often merely 20 give o kind
look or little show o: interest. The dim light
falls upon her slim figure in its nsat gown and
reveals the sweet ard sympathetic face Of o wo-
man OF mature years. mora beautiful even than
in It's iirst bloom.
1t IL q face Of rare charm, 30 confronted, go
placid. and yet SO bright and cheerful. Evil
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

CALronsA CANNED Fnurrs
WHITE OX-HEART CHERRIES
GOLDEN DROP PLUMS,
EGG PLUMS,
APRICOTS,
NECTARINES.
GREEN CAGES
RED CHERRIEA
BARATARIA SMRIMPs tfresh from the gulfl,
SHRIMP PASTE,
FIGS Gin coriial)
BARTLETT PEARS Gin glassl
GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON
febl4 1909 street northwest
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Of the valley and ferns. A bouquet for each
guest was placed beside his plate-belt
bouquets of roses for the ladies, and sin
gle rosebud for button. hole bouquet for
each gentleman. The man,e was banked
with hyacinths and grasses, and the chande-
licr festooned with smiax. The window re-
oesses in the East Parlor we're filed with
palms and tropical plants, and the mantels
were decorated with primroses and foliage
plants
As this dinner was given in honor of the
members Of the Cabinet, the other guests
being invited TO meet them, the seat OF hon
or at the Presidents right hand was occu-
pied by Mrs. freinghu, sen the wife OF the
Secretary Of State. Mr., McE!roy. as
hostess, sal directly opposite the President,
With The Secretary of State al her right,
At a dinner given TO The Justices Of the Sa-
rrrMe Court, the a!t, Of the Chief Justice
occupies the first plact. At dinner IN
honor Of the diplomatic corps. the ~ie Of
TIE Dean Of the corps takes precedence.
The wife of the p,e>iiiu. officer Of the SEN
ate ranks al ladies at a senators dinner.
aul tie wife Il Ihr Speaker NJ the House
j. the fist lady at A t!inrcr in honor Of Rep.
rc>cutl'',rs.
me marriage of Fad 10 .g..,, !, siiil a
topic ot interest. Il L. sad ,'i4i -. axe Of
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Don't get married il you have dyspepsia.
weak stomachs ar, pretty sure 10 breed misery
In the household.
Don't attempt Il big job Of work with the liy-
err complaint, as ten TO one you'il taii-
Don't try TO be society favorite II You arc
billions. Sour folks are poor company.
Don't aspire to any high position in nth lhe
world II YOU are debiiitated; nervous OF weak
II is the strong and tough who win.
Don't imagine that YOU can ENJOY life II Your
blood is impoverished.
Don't labor 20 look handsome with ca>c Of
scrofula on Your hands.
Don't maligu the cook when you've no up
petite. Tone up your stomach.
Don't drag through existence with any Of
the diseases we have here named II there il
way TO avoid IT,
Don't forget that Burdock Blood BittrrS
cure dyspepsia. cure disorders of the liver and
kidneys. cure nervousness, bilousnesS eonsti-
patton, debility. any disease OF the blood
Don't forget that Bur,lock Blood Bliters are
wholesome, economical, quick 10 relieve, thor
olighly satisfactory, and can be obtained OF any
drug house IN America.
lyr:6 he
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w..a tar p., .-... @..- 81. .H evening lse.e.
Me G4rl>.-. H., wife % HE Srcl4.r o.!
rls Ia.-e W: Representa- te-. -,40d ID the
l.4- q: 'A President. .-N' wn- Nj Ere
l-.4s SEQ. rl-a Ml,. Lincoln. NJ. Cala!-
.e.. Mr., i-gw>'er. Mrs Gresham. A'.d about
,A.'y "aer ladies' "-1 mAae np tHr rs-
ccie.a- p4lN.
lhr a.4.J.u4.> ur.e VIZ GILL guests p.r-
>ea.gL TA,y eu-er.i .Ae B.4r par.a.. in
ta, order OF offie.a. prec. .euee. uh.ch i a.
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Home and Foreign News.

The loss by the food in .Alleyhan,
county, Pa, which includes the city of Pitts.
burg, is estimated at three millions q,
dollars.
Three young men in Centrnlia. Pa.
have been fatally poisoned hy eating canned
tomatoes.
The detalcations Of H. $. Church
chamberlain of Troy. n. Y. have alread,
been found to be over $4,000 There il nc
clue TO his hiding place
The President has nominated Henry D.
Lyman Of Ohio as Second Assistant Post.
master General.
Fred ]. Amss and his wife narrowly e.
capped death from sufsocation by gas from q
coal stove. during Thursday night, az Peter.
bero. y. H.
VIM. J. Lant!en. % year, Old. teller in
the Hampden Savings Bank in Springfield
Mass, has confessed 10 cmbezziiug $500 Q;
the banks funds
The President has approved the bill ap.
proprIaling sl00,0O0 for the benefit of desti-
tute Indians.
General sherman ha> been placed on
the retired li>t of the IrEiy, aud gen
eral order issued announcta. his retire
memt
A Russian socialist hs, been arrested a,
Cracow. HIS examination >hoNr,: that there
i 4 connection helwccr Au-,riln and Rus
sian socialists.
The home Of Mr. Bjnrn>lu. lA- Mar
wegian poet. is ,1iI 10 Re a complete
counterpart " Nen Eng ,aI farm house.
lie greatly resembles Robert Co,lycr per
sona.lv
A Pan, cofrt ,pont.nt nf the Times
SAYS tia, the Academy j. Medicine has.
with one dissenting vo,cr. pronounced IN
favor of the rep-Ai Of the prohibition VI the
importation NJ AHcrohn pirs
-Bt 4 remarkable ml'hcmitica. cl.ca-
laiiln Pr1f Peru NJ Wa.Mn, College hA>
computed lnlt Gc>:. 'a- unfortunate
>tI!yrt nh4 m"t Ai~ death uhIr cni>tin- w
NtliiAm>towa recently. Wa m4,Iu. ~ hen
hart 81 thc ,<.fI's!illn ratr ~ 'E-r. m..r,
per minute.
The Swi-, naturalist lrnaI Gu,ot
HaiT professor " -e1 x, t.d ph,,.-a'
Seo-ripbt laI >ra.nr professor st Princeton
College, !iel Fnil,, n.cl M
Ihrre h,,r ttca lesr.h- ,n.n storm, III
lhc 81. Ias1 c3.a'r lf. t,a,t w .ae
Denver \ Rto Gful. .rl bod .nr r,le.,
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS samuel G. Grin'lle. Of Biuehiu
" county of Hancock and state OF Maine III,
his mortgage decd, dated the twenty third dav ~
Aprll, \. T., lsI9, and recorded in Uancock
Registry OF Deeds In Book 10, Page ~ COnyeveJ
to Angus Henderson, all his right title and in
terest Ia AMI to the following described tr,rt n,
parcel OF Land, situated IN said Bluehjll ana hound
Ell rs follows beginning on Long Island NJ tbr
northwest corner Of the farm formerly owned IN,
David Garter thence North So East to the he9;
Of said farm; thence south thirty four ,yrIs NH
10 hREs thence south ~ Westto the shore thence
noHheriy ~ the shore t. the first mentioned
noums.- Also one ether lot or Marcel Of IanJ
lying "a SAIL l4oiig Island anil bouirlrias fnIIntv
70 VII commencing at marked tree by lapd
formerly owned by Robert Carter. Themes ncrthar
" fprfy-hNe and one half rods to a ma RI ed tree
thence south Il5a' West one hundred ,nd thrao
rods; thence south 90 West twenty siy an, 80
hai rods; thence North eighty nine DEGREES Fa -
one hundred ndtwenty three rod. tn first mentian
oil bounds. said lots being the same which r.
san Henderson conveyed 10 the .aid erin,Ils H.,
his Deed dated April g, ls7g to which, r. feran5
may De hai Tor more particular descrintion
AMI whereas the said Angus Henderson IN he
siNth DAY OF February, \. ID. lss3. assigned said
mortgage to the undersigned which a-sign,ne,t -
recorded III Hancock Registry OF DEEDS in H.
iHi' rage ~, AMI whereas the conditions Of said
mortgage have been broken, now tberafora ~.
reason OF the breach of the conditions theran, (
mortgage VI sah'
reh.a. -, ALEXANDER FULTON.
m - So Avs
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Messengers Notice.

HANCOCK, ss.-fcbruary s, A. D., lsI
THIS Is 10 give Notice, That on the seventh day
Of February, A. ID. 1884, q Warrant In lnsol-
yency was issued out Of the Court Of Insolvency
for said County of Hancock against the estate OF
said Charles j. Smith adjudget to be an Insolvcnt
Debtor. on petition Of said Debtor, Charles j.
smith, which petition was died on the second day
OF January. 4. ID. 1884. to which date interest on
claims j. tn lie computed, That the payment OF
any debts 10 or by said Debtor, and the transfer
and delivery Of any property by him are forbidden
by law. That Meeting Of the Creditors % said
Debtor. Ia prove their debts and chonsc one or
more assignees OF said estate viii be held at a
Court Of Insolvency to he holden ~ Ellsworth, in
said County of Hancock. the tenth day Uf April,
\. u. lsSi. at ten O'Clock in the forenoon.
Given under my hand the date llr,i above VIII
ten.
FRANCIS TAFT,
Sheriff. Messenger OF the Court Of Insolvency,
for said County Of Hancock. 2wI
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State Of Maine.

HANCOCK, rs - =,
..,. r,,.r, u, f,o.atu Commissioners, 6sgna dA'i
Ia al Eisa-ortA, wiskia aud for ne toaH,s s.
Woacact. on tAe second Tuesday o. 0e'oosp; go
and bv adjouraaent December "a. A. d. 1852
.xn no,y the Commissioners in accordancc VIII
a ~ ,i, ~ ss chapter of the Revised statutes
having tirs, made an annual Inspection IN NE ne
month q september ISIS o. S J' sre,l rS ef IanI
,ie sSa,,nty and I'm wing thereupon ma,ie an g
timate Of the amount needed to put them N rep,
50 to be safe and convenient iof PeGihs min
navs Towpships and tracts OF land In said
Cnunty exclusive Of water and land reserved ior
public use for that purpose, during 'he ys",
~ follows viz ON Township NO. :, SCUM i''
IN The Ann of los 80 as follows, VIZ
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w s Sa' OF fra '', Gilman, Ina sD sH or
Ia the value ~ itiy dollars AMI summon
the said defendant. Ii he may b. found in Your
precinct u appear before justices Of the
ponc Judicial Court, next to be- holden ia ElI--
worth within and for our County of Hancock, ON
the second Tuesday ~ April nc\t, then and there
In our said Court {" answer unto Henry Whiting.
Jr,, kitl,Ier : Whiting. IND and George Whiting,
nh ~ tl-W WORTH Hancock County. cn-partncrs 10
Ing business said Ellsworth under the firm
name amt ~tilr Of Whiting Hrnth,r~. In Plea uf
the ease. for that the sail Defendant. az ~ib Els
worth on the jth hay Of December \. H. lis hs his
Prumi--pry nutr ~ that date hy him subscribed.
for value received promised
Whiting BROTHERS, the PLAINTIFF 10 pay thcu ur
thcir order the - twenty dollars ami
twenty thrvr cents with intrry>, from dltr hirh
TIME M payment ha- long since elapsed. Also.
for thttthc Defendant al "rfh -ati on the
iay "f thr purchase ~ thi- Writ. htn- indebted 1"
thr platinum IN another atm uf thtrty duilar- for
hy thr -tid prfrn nHf tn thn Plaintiffs u-r ia ruti-
- Iteration thereof. promised the plaintiffs ~ pay
them that sum on demand anil the Plaintiff for
specification ~ thrr riatm nau ODER iu evidence.
PT'rnl-~.'ry not" substantially described in the
alH''r r,H,nt infl ni,hin- cl--. lcf though nft"u
requested. ~" sa'I Defendant hu- not Vali -ti.l
.um hut ng-lrrt r" 9" ~, g. thr damage nf -ffi
Plaintiff A+ They -lt. thr sam ~ nlt dollar
vhtrh shall then aui thcrr ~ made "a Hplttr YitA
othrI lnv 'lhtnl--- ..lhaNr ,uu then, t'ti- WIZ
wtth tnWr irip-- thtusu.
Witno.- John + rrt.rs, In-t.,. ~ -.ifl Court.
~ f-w arth t- tir-i ily III frartsry tu t'rt t,9r
~ ".r l.nri ol. tH1u-tnI ,tsh' hunlrrl aui
"lEh't '1r't'
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Notice.

r HAVE left my notes and bills in sedxwick and
J. adjoining towns with Prints 4. Stanley, for
collection, giving him power to receipt any bill
necessary.
A. &. HAGERTHY.
sed2wick. Pel. =. 1884. 3y..
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New Advertisements
FOR SALE.

CCHOONER William r. Washington. forty three
- tons register, in good running order. She has
great breadth OF beam. light draft, well adapted
for the bay trade and IL fast saler. For partic-
Hiar- call On y. II. MEANS, Or
+. :. MEANS,
4wl. Main St, Ellsworth.
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Hon J. e. $ Blackburn. representa-
tive from the Seventh Di>'ric; Of kentu Ky,
ha> been elected = the t. : Senate hy the
legislature Of that State
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Most Of the doctors will try from one 10
sixteen prescriptions on n slight cold, when a
- cent bottle OF Jadwin's Pine Tar Syrup
would cure YOU. q. A. Parehor. Feb
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A boom is being started in Philalel-
phia, BY his party friends. in favor Of Mr..
Randall a, democra'ie clnl.Il'c fir the
next President.
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In paving dollar fDr bottle ~ Jaiwn'.
Pine Tar syrup, you Receive box ~ Jniwin'>
Qui Viyr stomach Pills. making il un, cost
You . cents for Your : .rup. g. \. Purrhcr.
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ROLLER SKtTING.-Fall, are inevitable
with the beginner. and lamenes> follows falls.
Put on "a KFaN's KIDNEY AND BACK PLAs-
TER upon going To bed. and YOU will be ready
for the rink IN the morning. 1yil en-.