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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21

HAIR IRON, ~ O.-NOrWRy, So; No. VI u
sheoi Iron, 40, No N q Hhoel iron, 65to.l
galvanized ahe0t iron, 0@0lSua No. " Goods
l1g5 No. y do, Iho.j 9lN25 Toonng TN, gla 81
DlbN, iiA20 aud ldEif pat do, sT 1908 h0i
unnoPh wire, 10 por cont on, tnnef'b atOOk
forty pcr cent, on cook EloVag 9th ware
go bDil2b U1I do with trimmings, eia b1lshOD0
WOOD Work. Wagon aKloh Mo- 65Bl 00 /
tongues, WcGgAl O0i hiugletreeh, ti75t bOiatsfs,
bOoi Hpnkoa "a 756Da 0Ui fnllohn, tl HBtp2 vi I
DOubletroea, W 2heDt Oll mock yokoH 81 900
y yli pl0w beama, bDqpu1n.i pillow hRndlon, VI 70
G9b0t hnndlrn, elT 1909 10.
HAlt8, 81 10 key, baalH i0d.--Burden horse
uhOo, per kog, % 2bl Perkins do, ~ D0i Walk.
or do, o. b0i liurdnn mule, ~ SOL horthwe
ORA horse ahOg nails, No 4, 5Oo,. No, o, 2Bo., o,
9, &c., No. Z, 2lo No. =, niai nLako's' do, no.
40, no q ~, No, ~, No. I, 30, So \,
40, No, z, 100, No, u, 40.
ANl1i-K.K,, per doEOnt " Gh,Rl 00i Lakes
g900s9p 81 hHchonaaoE. % 60aD5 G0i boys,
hnitdiOd, W bNDH m.
HlcFIii0EftATOits.--. NO. } Gilman, BiYD0i
No, 2, DO, 1905 No, do, p2Si No, do, gasi
biACI9I.I4A NEOus- Trace chains, a. rsr
PAIR, tqo7ob pioW hinglotfooa, per dOh., VI
pillow doubletreea, psr dozen 600, stock
bells, 10 por cont on door looks, Oh a56sD 10;
wood Sorrows, ~ aud 10 por cent, oHg LIP oaHl
door bntts, AZ and 10 por cont on; cut and
timed tapka, ~ pnT cent on, oonea mills, sB
Dor cont. or. blind hlngaH, % and 10 pOr cent,
on; carriage h0ltH, o. and 10 por cont on
pluw bolts, ~ par cont. on piece tin ware,
Nv por cont, ONT deep stamped ware, 10 pei
cent Offl shallow stamped ware, so per o6nt
Ors iapannod ware, 10 por cent on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21
NELL,Es PLEA FOR VOTES
A Lovely Campaign Orator Worth Her
Weight In Gold.

INptANApOMs, INp., oct. ll.--"The
most popular and most elective cam
paign speaker now canvnsslng In
DIANA remarked the secretary of the
Republican state committee ia the
Journal correspondent this evening,
sis woman. She Ia Mrs, Nellie Hol-
brook. There h n greater demand for
than for any half dozen of our best
public men now speaking In the state,
and she Nv the only one OF the hundred
and fifty available speakers that we
have ON our list who has been given
appointments for every day, Sundays
excepted. from now iii the
close Of tue campaign. Reports of the
GOOD effects of her work come from
every place where she apealSa she at
tracts crowds that no man could draw,
and altogether / regard her as about
the most valuable speaker that we have
on the ntump."
The personal appearance OF Mrs
HOlbroOk NJ In no way peculiarly
marked. She looks more Ike house
wife who thinks more of her home
and her family than Of worldly Affairs
and unknown in crowd she would
attract no unusual attention. She has
| "A light complexion, with brown hair
and gray eyes. While not n remarka-
Div beautiful woman, she has u face
which pleases the average man, aud
nInety-nlne out OF every hundred find
somethlng about her 10 admire.
She was brought TO lndlanaas aDoV'
city aud the Republican campaign
managers now value hor NJ her weight
In gold. She has voice OF wonderful
power and when she delivered her
frat speech ln Indianapolis, whore eh'
made a decided hit, every word thnl
Ale aald could be- heard distinctly for
dlsta nee OF nearly three squares, He
home IL In California, where she hal
taken part In every political campaign
Aimee 1876. On the occasion OF Gen
Grants reception In San Francisco
when he returned from his trip AROUND
the world. she was chosen 20 deliYe
the address OF welcome. There 4
probably no woman Ia America wh'
posaesses greater gifts o. oratory.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21

Twelve months clip, lieht, mo ana modl
uin l9@lfi nne hpnvy 10 light nAtODlii eis
months, lWlG fall, Tine heavy lObi2 fall
light nno md medium, l28ii coarse
lunul-No, heavy mint, dry n N 1895 No.
heavy mint, dry, v n lOo No. light nint y
n 40, No, 2, light Mint, n n aol builg and
heavy, damaged, " 10 &, calf Akinn aud badly
damaged, " N iWBc; grccn, hhlted, sound. n
70 butchers, green, N N $40.
pELrmrs Door skins, 0b idnle ante Opa
skins, n n l0mlHc; goat Hlrinh, each, iOebas,
sheep pcliH, according 20 amount 90 wool
2o@ up fhpRfllnHg, according 20 amount OF
wool bDlg Mexican Fhoop pcltH, S9liOoi
Mexican sheer polta, improved, iiDlao, Mex
loan nhuon nhhnfllnHA. hr. '---
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21
uounirS PraauosI

Poiiai0oe-irinn, new, pur buahoi. 700,
. Dbl, ~ %. beana. IN. mod, lbia. Sol large
lima blso,i ANAL butter t4pbo. Iiekiss
medium per pbi., v o. amall, pef bbl., 80
Cheese, half cream. .lAl(u.i fall craaiu lBt.
teAnuia, 100 Cider, halfbbl.. sBOo Cab
pouLTNY.r Hons, t975 q % per dopaa
spring enirkonH, ~ LOS 10 fnrkeya % h
@in bJi 0snse. V % - " DnokA, 81 619b gu
R0uh--Yof dozen, i3a1Oc.
Hronh county butter, ehOias " 3 No
creAnegy s,5sIg6o.; OLD butter, sol0o.i Ole.
margarine, $50,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21
The Bnr nlsewhere.

HOusToN a IIGNnErsoN-W. H. HOuB.
il ton, NJ. Henderson Lawyers aud Land
Agent. once In Bank building, Wichita
Fnlla. Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21

iieadhtoAdA, initiation vain &C,
wood neat, v DOS % 1901 %; oauo aud mttAa
scat, III O0en %; uanu neht dining ul2 ulf1lO 90,
uhildh and reckon, " p1bl2 bl largo ronkinRi
b0 hlfrprH, nrch tops, y dos, 81 Hntbia 20
Iablen, rounai AOl0Nb0, ISL leaf (9bOnd NJ
Safes, each, 6 2papl W; bureaus, 81 6OaB10 0o
Baby Carriagoui " b03g1
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21

The big Brooklyn bridge Is dell.
cate thermometer, during INC npl
weather last week, the HlipJoint IN the
center OF the bridge showed an sApaih'
slon OF about twelve Inches WIN M
d, 600 tons Ia the structure aoa Wy
heavy weight OF the plaaklng' y "oln'
freely, aud Is wonderful for lls aeh'
caOy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21

rWunrCT.
NEw YoHK, oct. 2O.--FLouu-null.
WHEAT ono half higher options closed
Rtondy, no, rod 50gBS1A; No. 2red Hiysps6. No.
rod November kiHaeM ~, closing Ml.l, De.
cember $50 .ts0lk, closing 81
CoRS-Spoi lIta quiet and arm; options
closed steady, No. g, bOeg50lS; No. b0al6J. No.
october h3mbO,a closing b15, Hovemhef 300
oo0, closing b5tti December bOGoDO l-2, closing
bujG,
pHoVtAIONH,
CoFTEr-- Spot fair; Rio dull; options de-
pressed. No spot 30.
sales, 1000 bags,
OCtOher."s tu,,,. .s .v,....,u.,."b $50
November ,...,.t.,.., ,.u,.,,t y 290pb 70
necumbof-. .,.,.,,,.,,..,,....t aOn0b 30
AuuAii-ifighCr ana more nctiv0, contri'
fugpi O. .0b69si fair 10 good refined babbk; re-
nnod alrnngor ih@,i extra q b9G standard A
MoLAssFs Quiet and unchanged.
RiCG--Atendy aud mirly active.
TAiIuW- Easier
POiiK Dull and numinRl,l7.
LAUp--iicavy: spot lhG October TX; No.
yOmbBr 3i01 80. December 30.
1--WE HIOCM
nIigNrs-HocelptH t7U mating 1890 for
the week; market a shud0 nrnur, natives
sold al 4 lOMi ~, Texas steers . 1904 40, hall
breeds 1905 10, with one bunch COlOrsdOa
at bW. ESpoilo used twenty car loads.
SuFTr-,i tocoiptA 1919, making 1880 iut
tho week, prices steady. Sheep sold NJ 200
o tO lambs ooGi th
COTTON MAHIGETn.
COTTON nnOEnlB AT ALL UNITED State
roirh
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21
Kansas CITY.

Special TO tho Gazette
KANsAs CRY, Oct, aO,-The stocks OF
provisions are very light and prices pro arm
In consequence.
Texas oattlo are In moderate receipt. mnr-
kot Actiye and prices strong.
sheep slow,
pnonuCu,
KANAAa Cray, Oct, M.--wtlrAr, -CnAh b2ls
ebAi November M bid; December oar bid
CeitS-,lB,s November ~ bid,
OATs Nominal
LIVE STOCK.
Live htocR Indicator rcportf'
CArtLE.-leccipis 10000 exports o O1sbB 30
good 20 chuion shipping b $500 pl, common
to medium q 61b lli feeders \ gl0t o8
COWS 1esi 3l grass Texas steorR Coos 90
Hoes RecoiptH 2D0i it06i 9s
HtfErp-l Receipts 1875 mir to good zoos %
| common TO medium U0d32 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21
LAND AoEST.

E J. ABEHNATHY, FANNlN COUNrY
~ Land agency. For sale, improved and
unimproved tracts OF nne land, residences
aud residence lots Ia Bopham; lands ROM
dorcd and ttNca Paid FOR .realdouiHl alb
alrnOlA OF title turniHhed; also. notary public.
Address, H. j. Alternately, BOnhnm, Fannln
county, Tex.
IDETER a. tUOIER ~ co., BIGLToN,
Texas, Land and GonoTl Agents, Sole
proprietorH Of the Abstract OF He'll County
Records. We do "A general land buBinohH, IN
Guiding Hurvnying and oonveyRncine.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21

M p.PRIEsT, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
lNk OnioO over llarnca grocery, corner OF
MAN and First streets
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21

American, l2,lp0.
EKpOrta FOR speculation, 700.
Imports, 900
American 2liO,
Futures closed easy, NJ 2 10 points
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21

wheat, onotCs, p5 10 GO medium, so, infaa
nOr, Nohi,o oAie, knEr harley. aioiOoi
rye, 59tQoi 0crn, S0asbo, hay loose fruin the
WAGON, ~ oaI % per ton halo hay, IS oof
~ w bran, we. per i0' chops, l0Ool IS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21
Drugs aud I'alnts.

Bark, Cinnamon per n II, Peruvian, ssN2Bs,
botaG, 70, blonllno1mo q soda Mngligll
q. Pa per u 7OGih. chalk lump, PER p 9bs.
caioidsl, 7. W 7sges9 itnglish. peI 10, BOT.
ei 5Oal 70. thioroforin, por ID bOlii0 iialud.
al, e105. COinpoaitiOn powder, nor Id ~
Doyers, pef ~ u 70 EPSON salts, per ID s8
phor, per Is ass55. aofphine. Dor ps S o. % 4 q
, 40. Oil, Castor, manhihe, 76Nb5, oil, CASTOR,
por gallon q eaegl 49, Oh, lard, winter,
ibe, 4. 3 W, p1r Oh 81 ID Flowors sulphur.
BHQoh. Alum, HA0b. presumption Walls ~
case % per cont oni broken, "
,stsnt medicine. Al list qRayora 'e Tiaid
EHiraGtA, ~ per cent on r. ". Fluid D1,
iraols, % por cant, OH hAsonud oils, 81
PAInTs
strictly pure white load ~ bOas o.; Spirits
W pontine Oab5 Bolled OIL, u19tau.
coach black y pc, b lso laiag black, q, g
10: tuitramafiue blue, vs., II, ~, blue paint
/ N, l2c raw Turkey lumber, ~, ~, burnt Tnr.
] key lumber, IL, lc, raw italian nlennh, h, Nc;
H. pals groom, IL. S6c csSoms, y y. o,
/ u, o., is, l2G, Americas vermillinn, lei 80, Ia
dian rcd, u, ll Alnetla red, j., y, ny, Sa,
yellow oohfe, IL, ~, i2ita 80, po
pnErAhfp oaAfHfN0 ootOng,
| hplh phhi 1907 Ahhi 100, BACK walnut lto
DisTfMPHR ootoHa.
ivory drop black 40 raw iuFSoy utnpaI
100, burnt Turkey lumber, gbc raw italian
aiennn, 800 blrnt Italian sienna, ljoj Van
dyke brown, 1bc,
PTicen uf above luedo on a haHlh of > IN u
=, and ia CAuf naaufrdi IA = ana ] II
faBa hAlnnco IN | and 10 cans assorted
frluo IA 0 10 cans balance Ia and 2 70 onn
asanrtsd. Price 81 10 cams - iesai TX ans
lesa.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21

'EnHtern Texas cattle AZ about three, ana
Southern aud cCntIm Texas stock Chttlo AT
about two dollars per head lops than tho
nhUvO quotations
The above prices are for herds OF 1000 hsed
ana upward of best North TuKnH cntffNp de,
liyoIpd on the Trail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21
LOCAL MARKETS.

Cotton.
Good middling, NC strict mlddunr, D
mlddline, hi6 strict low mlddling, 81.
Nothing lower being received.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21

PpNdsr-BlAgting, y keg, W %, Rins,pNe
n %; Itiflo, v l2k nH.,929. Hide, aUt1 ne, as
hhot--A y annhi nnoh shnL. % 4.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21

This beat smoklng tobacco g "LlllIe
JOKER
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21

Rrw ORLEANS, DOT. 90, -oorroS ;. spots
CLOSED caster,
halhn, $50 bales.
low Ordinary 7; Ordinary UH Good
Ordinary pSi Low Middilng % MID.
dling ilio oood hiadlinG p'si aiddling
Tntarss closed quiet but aleady TO n
printa lower,
Hales, 300,
saturday. To-day.
bNt4Htif stffsstFssffsftttiilfA"t ttt ~
hogemhpfs,.st.,.,u,..,s " 40 n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21

lleaclAL rRAVELE lls--hA ~.
RIM ,,s carpenter House AT 20,
q , w. years am determined TO
" interegt TO stop with mo
pfstosvueusp, sample rooms
A q "cHAs. sOwAllD, Prop.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21

NHw YonW. oct, 2O.-- Money Kos, closed
/ k0B2. prime mercantile paper, bu6. nterliug
exchange u. y, steady nt fSl ~ hight NA,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21

NEW OuLrASH, Oct 2l.-Hight exchange on
New York Si.OOper alOJO premium; sterling
exchange u. n, 4 81.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21
kp COLUMN.

.nnoor this mead viii be IN.
nsnn u ~ ave cents q line, sdoh
l l.,',,, a. 70 tns line. No adyer'
isn VIZ ], ~, lsus than IS cents Par.
|orl ., ~ M navo no running account
ADVANCE. s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21

lldisa.p 4, PRIVATE cLAas on
- Iaie y, gentlemen now form.
iull pasi, y. Won, Room for two
Y, al IN tstulare call at once on
I'si. ' 81 Wynno a cartei,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21

fvINs EXPOSITION Nlail,,
L.es1aen,ummendod 10 call ~ ~
"a ~, New orleans, for hilnu.
n Wy rooms, Ia best feHldon
4 NV And within one square OF
a exposition
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21

,.rTNpINd TO FURNISH
n Nth carpets, will do Wen
d pspA ,T1a,i,gip, yl5 West fourlh
. ~ eliher Ia person or ny
NolH Made nee Of charge. IN
dlmenhlonh or ul'B 'Nn'' "
nelose stamps
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21

hpnrlhI % inc HhtuII31
CHICAGO, oct @.--rhoro was little more
llfe in the grain market ti,an for some time
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21

aAhyrroS, oct ~.--corroN-sr closed
ltQceipts, i2,GS.
Anlua, eSO, nj
NNporta, feip
CoaAtviso, 1OlO
Stock, 1870
Ordinary llQ; Good Ordinary oi.i0; low
Mddling II; Nicdiing plg Good Mlddiing
Y l.lG, Whaling Fair y l6.l6.
FulurCa opened barely steady aud ruled
steady, closing dun at \ to 10 points lower;
October points lOWor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21

lbled NJ y AND LIEN NoTEs
unel F e,t ,repayable annually II
iloni1. 'A - Co., Fort Worth
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21

n osT--A GOLD WATCH CHARM SET
with pearl and emerald. The nudcr will
be rewarded by returning thechnfm 10 q, q,
Heck. cor. Woathofiord and lurnett streets
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21

ron DAVIS, NEW PROPRIETOR OF
81 tho National hotel, and successor NJ Wood
a nunnctt, iHR candidate for patronage, and
proposoa TO keep fifat-olaHs house, olcan
Beds and feed equal ~ any In the city.
Bard $50 per day, q. 90 per week. 1877 Main
street, Fort Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21
.AlsCELl.Ai,Eous.

!, piTMAN a 60. Aue
|hilsns'e ownors Of the
bta. patent for Tnrrnnl
+ Klhs wv owners having work
49,, w said patent Will be held
VA w thA ana cellar bottoms
'nhia, N and fountains. salts.
7a4 Whs otleo 2lnA Main atreei,
"teh' q. j. PITMAN 4 90,
al ~ FARM EIQHTEEN
4nliilan tort Worth, about 100
81, Hsnll, ~ heros in pasture ON
3sfjliieo'ea orchard, plenty OF VIA
BINS II ennNoniani and good
h .bAlf y, lef acre FOR land la euiil.
s.lidhal ". Apply 70 W. j, Bons,
'Anh' Fort Worth. l.. W.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21

ldvKRPooL, oct, O.--Cott0n Spot closed
with large business and advancing prlcos.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21
SPECIAL ADNsRTiSEkFHTs.

Law OARDs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21
PRoWEssIoHAL

TAR. II, W. MOORE, PHYSICIAN AND
surgeon. once ON FIRST street, between
idonoo over once. Telephone number NJ res-
id0nco iO7; Al once o..
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Secular Journalism


u 'ih~ren' le"r VET called np"9 '4
- mp--a'-'e Na.4, lpaa >e"le % T.,
nHs rHr'lH a'oea'.aH> q .''r. .acH c,-
lia-A,r "a-!4 -"4b'lc>> 5e >tmrRbIt cu.-
cred H accordance With the Individuality,
'i>'' an4 meEta, and moral development NJ
'1e person aAo ml4- ~. L. many pa.a:,
tA,A VoI.s n4' Ia . lsrts- 70. instance,
tar fhoe # l,,I-Nnar +, 'efy important
"he, and stands p popular estimation q,
the very head 81 cailn-> o.. profession.
t. person a4-ptra n >4ch 4 proir>> Jon.
ami RI >lah person only The pu.rl ca..i
Ne made ms most efficient lever 10 .:t The
"or.d.
Bl publishing Uc.l.canluc:ed religion,
Joarna. and >endin- i out laden with PR
,.oas lessons, incentives TO Iightenu, wing
very MUCH y good might he accomplished
and tie world -Ignaly benefited; bu, IL or
der 20 - Tie be- results from al under
t.hinl ot thi> KIND. the right person must
always he ~ the night place
Very orlinar! and yer, imperfect moria!,.
IKE oarseli. cannot, therefore, egitlmatelv
enter these hish callin-. IT, however, "
were personally compelled hl some stern
late from ~ho>e mandate there could be no
appeal 20 % al ~ our power 70 benefit the
"ofld' ana II were isfi with Us to choose the
means "h1'h We shouia u>e % accomplish
'i'e 'eNfTd eha' nag WIN me choice were
also gwen u Inc aoilny 10 perform We
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Southwest Harsor.

Southwest Harsor.
AT a regular meeting of James NJ. Par
ker Post of the g. A. X. No. l05., the fol-
towing action was taken in relation 10 the
observance Of Memorial Day. Il was de-
cided to decorate the grave Of every soldier
buried on the Island. by placing on every
grave small flag with flowers and wreaths.
That the Post NAV he able to carry out this
arrangement. We would respectfully ask the
friends of soldiers, and especially those
whose friends died and are buried On the
Island. TO inform any member of the Post
where the graves may be found, So that
none NAV be omitted. or IL the body il laid
in other grounds and If there are any that
have slabs erected to the memory OF those
who gave their lives for their country,
either on sea or land. to inform the Post
where the slabs stand, so that the places may
be decorated. and TO ask the kindly assist
snce Of friend, in the decoration Of the
graves. by furnishing the Post with wTeaths
and flowers. All Who feel disposed n help
can leave the wreaihs and flowers at the FOL
lowing places al Bar Harbor with 4. F..
Conners; al the posi-otfce. Salisbury : Cove:
with Comrade VI. 6. Jov. Town Hill Com
rade Jerred Reed. Oak Hill; Comrade Rich
rad Dodge. Pretty Marsh; a {. Savage,
Northeast iiafbor; Commander Ather,nn,
Somesviile Comrades league and Clark,
Southwest Harhor and at fremont post-of-
fee and Seal Cove post-otice. the day be-
fore Memorial Day There will also BE-
memorial services in the afternoon Of Me
moral Day at Somes,iie. and If the ser
vices Of some Of the rlers>men on the Is
land can bc scared. Memorial sermon NI
be preached in the church a. Somes'lle n
the afternoon of the Sabbath preceding Me
mortal nav tMay 25l All are invited e
come and help commemorate the memory Y
those sons no took their lives III their hand
and went forth to defend our beloved ooun
,rv aud oar homes
Max ;
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Great Poni.
-May-day has come and gone and the
young folks here enjoyed it in their usual
manner an excursion in the woods, a
picnic dinner, and social party in the
evening.
The few pleasant DAYS have set the
farmers to work in earnest. We hope their
harvest will be abundant
Mrs. Edgar Williams from Fairfield,
has been visiting her friends here for the
past week.
The general remark has been I'VE never
saw the mud so deep" but the stage driver,
Mr.. Grover. has not lost one trip and has
got in on time with the exception Of few
nights. We think but few stage drivers
can show better record.
School commences Monday. We hope
that Leonard will be successful in training
the young ideas.
Little F!ossie will continue her study
of French under the tuition Of Mr.. Foster.
Nav 2. +.
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Aa Interesting Deed of Olden Time.

Our thank, are due john : Emery. Esq.
of Boston. Tor the following interesting doc
umca'. yertainin. t. u,ien times Man, n
oar reader, Vii need d W rold ,hlt New
Bristol IN the Count, y: Lincoln and Com
.nonueA.th of Mn>,arhuse,t, Bay" X nnn
Sll.i,an. ii lh,, ccanu Ep.
70 al to VII m these present. saa., come.
Na,hani,. Pr,b.t Sen'r o. place NJ tne
Eastward W Unlnu Kyer N No. ?. cam
m1uN cal.rI New Bristol III The County IL
l.luc,,n and Commonwealth of Ma,sachl-
,ei'> Biv. Mariner SruLrlh Greeting.
Know ~ TINT the .a.I Nathaniel Prrbeii
S.u'r tor ara IL consideration u twl hun-
drci p, unI> OF Cool AMI Lawful money q
D.. Commonwealth to me 40 han! ~ M
l,:art t1t En>raing N. brNrr, XXI 'hrsr
present. sci. 4nI dui para u, my sons
\A,h4nri prrA,H s.; ;a.. pa5, lo"man--
John r5r5c. Nlrutr aha >Amuc Prsar,i
IIushandmln NJ the place Airc,ati. tAe
Rrer.p, Nhrr~uf | ,le >al NAthausc.
Prrhei Scar do acscbS AsAnon edge an!
ib,It or ctcIN pari ur na. ct fa.rcli- l'N
Acalt. E>nu,rt'- aaI -s.ar-r w, >l.d
So. \4''ll.,' john y >trr ir ft-'-.t a.
aforesaid Their aelr.. ES,rYtat. Adm.n.'t'
X A,,.., 4rI c,rN INK 'arm iar It,
- ti.,. prescott, Have Granted. Bar-AHlt.N.
Soa. \ .rat ,Hfc,fni Convey \ Cont. u'.
\ lH t...,, presents Gp itee,,. iI.l, \ a'-
,a.u,r, Grant. Bli-ar >rI. Enf"fr Cur-
,t. 4 Confirm uutp iHtm tat Nlp, \ataaa-
stI. J.tp 4 >lnI. r.rbH. OF .lcr a'or'-
.A.I. th..r ilri.. N.sstHr-, ADMINISTRATORS
A., gu~ a m.t- t.. sa,i Nltll.lrI
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Straight Greenbackers
ANOTHER CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR.

The State Straight Greenback Convention
convened at Augusta. April 80. at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon. About IS delegates were
in attendance.
Rev. w. T. Eaton, of Cape Elizabeth,
sas nominated for Governor, after the can
didacy had been rendered to John White, Of
Leyant. and J. r. Turner. Of Deering.
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w~,t Brock~il.
-onrr Tape, ], i, nome f.on Ba,k.-
port, on a Viii.
There i being aIlcl 70 iAe Method i
parsonage 8 l2xl6 100; L. Mr. John S,o-
Yer is doing the work
Capt jerry new barn i up and board
ed
-Mr. Charles Parker hs> put b., saw
mil N thorough repair he will saw about
10000 feet Of lumber this spring
-Aun, Peggy Varnum i. seventy seven
and half Years old, and weighs seventy
seven and half pounds
Sch William Dnboys. Gait. Darb,
sailed for Penobscot las, Friday. She viii
load bricks for Boston. The balance of our
fleet Of coasters are waiting for business TO
improve in Bangor.
Miss Lizzie Tapley went to Bangor
las, Thursday. She will lie absent all sum
mer.
doctor J. Fred Smith ha. arrived, put
out his single. and is nov all ready 10 20
to work
Mr.. Isaiah Jones has lost his horse.
Tie 1.-THE h0rsei commenced to kick the other
night, kicked the broad-side of the stable
down. and there being nothing more to kick
at, he kicked the bucket" II would have
been better for Isaiah, aud just as well for
the horse, had this kicking business taken
place early last fall
Nav ). YoL,>p.
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I nj following l-t % take. ,n Real F.t,tr -
J. N"n l.'.-l'l'ut ~ ncT- iu the town ~ HluchlIi
flf thr t'Ar uf 49,, in t'tl- r1mtnltt.4i IL 1
thompson. collector ~ .at t,w u VA thr 18th ,Isv
~ MAY, l-J. ha- been rrtururl ~ hin. d me- 3.
remaining unpaid. Frhriar, r. ~ Is IA.
''FHh'a' 81 That Late an nnW r,-fI4ia UNPAID MI
n"tit" + hvr'-hN XIV that n thu -il tlp-. ardin
Al'' hlr i+"t paid mt the trrArHry ~
-'l 'NH, Ntthlh -hfrtu Hl"utli- from Thr Ia, ",
'"htlH'El h'ht 't -tli til- - much ~ the ~!
estate - Nr,l. VIII hc .uniri-nt 10 ia, me
smoIn' "u~ Therefor .urlailns iuicrr-: ant
rhar-r>. Niil, without further nutl.- Ne MI Il
pHlitr alrtion. at The .tnr, ufJ I lIlncLicv. N
.iil M" ~ ~ Natariay tir -.n.l t!sy ~ Npyrtnrr
l--i az p'rl--k lu ttc Att-rH,,.,.