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Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS James r. traw ford and Miriam T.
w H. Crawford ~ their deed al mortgage
dated the twenty third day OF February. \. u,
1876, and recorded in the Hancock Registry ni
Deeds, book lI2, page 3n2, conveyed to samuel
BOwten Il certain parcel of real estate situated
in ta~tiue, in the County Of Hancock amt bound
ed A. follows, To Wit Nurthv e>terly by Water
street. >orthea-trrly by land ~ William u
Wthcrle and >outhea -terly ami >Outlw westerly by
land formerly owned by samuel Adams, being tho
store and lot occupied 10y James h. Cr.tw ford, and
whereas has. J. Abbott a, executor Of the last
will and testament OF said samuel Bow'lcn, on the
fifteenth day OF November, \. u, ls.., assigned
said mort gage deed to Clara VI Bowden, said
>gnment being duly executed and recorded IN
Hancock Registry 81 Deetl-. book 1855, page SIS
and whereas said lara VI. Bowden, on the seventh
day OF July, 4. D., l>>l, assigned said mortgage
To- me. the undersigned. said assignment being du
~ executed. and recorded, In Hancock Registry
Of Deeds, book 1885, page 5l9 and whereas the con
dit!on Of said mortgage has been broken, now
therefore, by reason of the breach of the condition
thereof, claim a foreclosure Of said mortgage
GEO. NJ. WARREN.
castine, July ~ lssi aw3l
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O1,fnnrg no ice.. bcyonDi IA, i'ate. Naas aud ~,
must bs pH 4 IN az the rate ofteR cents a tine
Brooklin-.Iuly -. Galcn cousins. aged -
wears. months and ~ day-.
Trrmont-Aug. !. Mis- Amanda l~a'lOrc
pod.c. aged . wears and months.
TaVarcs. Florida 10. Mr. cha.. l..
Cook ~ Minneapolis. Mimi, son ~ &. ".
Cook Of Wathln. Me. aged y ycar-, 4 months
and day.
MISUNDERSTANDING. son OF Mr.. and Mr..
Lewis Robinson. aged wears and months.
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B,R,cnl-In port july i. sch. Nellie
Woodbury. Hoigkin-, loading for Boston.
LAGUN,->ld. july Is. -ch. Wycr &. Sar-
gent. Sargent. View York.
81. john. \. B.-Ar. July =. ,ch.Northrrn
Light. Harper Ellsworth
>A> FERN,Npo-Ar. June -, -ch Mary
Lord, smith. Brunswick. ga.
FoRr srNN-Ar july /, sch. Mary Lord.
smith. Brunswick, Ga.
ru>cr. p. E,-Nr. june ~, sch. Lanoine.
Leach. Portland.
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Deer Isle.
And now come the days Of clam bakes
and Yachting parties.
The Yacht "John" has been in demand
lately. She took out party Saturday, who
we presume followed the beaten track, viz. ::
sailing to an uninhabited island landing
making chowder; eating the same re-em-
barking sailing for home; wind dies out !;
rowing arrive in harJor too late to come to
wharf on account of tide; land at "spruce
tree" walk one mile home splendid time"
etc.
We understand that the net receipts
from church sociable held July %, in aid Of
the parsonage fund, was about $40.
Monster clam-bake at Johnson's cove,
Saturday evening. Large attendance.
The steamer Henry Morrison brought
an excursion from Surry, Bluehill and
Brooklin, to this place Saturday, arriving
here at about 2. NJ. The party numbered
about one hundred and forty, who, after en-
joying . skate at the new rink, embarked
for home at about II P. NJ. What might
have been serious accident at the rink
during the evening, was fortunately snoth-
cred in time TO avert danger. The piano
was standing on stage about three feet
high and BY some means was Jared of,
with two lighted lamps on it, but in falling
the piano cover smothered one and pail OF
water the other. have not heard what the
damage is to piano, but presume it was con-
siderable as in falling it struck on the edge,
and then on the top, "bottom side up"
Aug. 4. 10. U.
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yaskeag Poiat-
Mr.. Galen Cousins aged SO years, died
suddenly last Monday, after . sickness Of
about Al hours. Mr.. Cousins worked in the
hay field all day Saturday. previous to his
death. He was member of the BroOklin
Grange. The funeral was held at the house,
Wednesday and large number of the MEM
bers Of the P. Of H., were present and held
services at the grave.
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SoTIcE.-Having been appointed commits
sion TO examine applicants for the position Of
Naval Cadet from the Third Congressional
District Of Maine, we hereby give notice thai
We will hold meeting for such hearing at the
Office Of Wm. II. Fogler, at Belfast. on the 81
Tuesday Of August next. Candidates must BE-
over fourteen and under eighteen years Of age
and actual residents of this Congres. ional Dis
tYicf.
WM. ii. FoGLER,
PHuJo HERsEY,
CHAs. BAKER.
Belfast July 20 1884
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aDossaessie Porte.

BUCksPoRT-Ar. july -, schs. Chariot.
Morgan, Jordan, and Daniel Webster, Delano
Grand Barss.
BAEGoR-Ar. July 20, sch. Emma. Dewey
Northeast Harbor, Mt. Desert.
Sid. July -, sch. Fair Wind, Maddocks
Weymouth.
BArH-Ar. July 81, sch. Leonora. Bonzey
Portland.
BosToN-Ar. July 30. schs. Clifford
Cape Hayti.
Ar. July 81, sch. Allentale. Belts, New
York.
Ar. Aug. /. sch. d. $. Lawrence, Patterson
Ellsworth.
Ar. Aug. 2. schs. William III. Archer
Goodwin and Forest City, Coulter, Elizabeth
port; A. W. Ellis, Ferguson and Olive Branch
Farrell. Rondout: Clio Chilcott, Fullerton
Hoboken: Medford, Jordan. Bangor; Emily
Jasper and Mnneola. Smith, Ellsworth; Val
paraiso, knowlton. Deer Isle: Caressa, Nose
ley. Ellsworth.
BALrIMoRE-Sld. July -. brig Clytic. IIig
gins. Portland; A. &. Bryant, Stubs, Bangor
CasTINE-Sid. J uly - schs Metlford Jones
Boston: Eva Adeli. westcott, and Fanny
Hall. Tapley. New York.
CALArs-Sld. July 30. sch Grace +. Stevens
Stevens, Pawtucket.
GLoUCEsTER-Ar. July -. schs. Corpora
lTiin. from lnhthtTtllHH. Ella r. FpWfll
Freeman, sullivan for New York; Copy
Milliken. Ellsworth for Providence.
NEW LoNDoN-Ar. July %, sch. Is. l.
Shurman.-New Bedford for Ellsworth.
NEW YoRK-A-. July -. sch. victory
sullivan.
Passed through Hell Gate, July % sch. A
W. Ellis---Rondout
July -. sch. Clio Chilcott. Fullerton. New
York for Boston.
PoRrrANp-Ar. July 20. sch. lanthc. John
Port Clyde.
SD. July 81, sch. Frank Pierce, Grant. Els
worth.
Ar. August /. ~ch-. Eagle. Grant. sullivan
Pearl Thur>ton. Deer Isle; Annispuam
Billings, swans Island.
>ld. Aug. |, sch. sunbeam. Gott. and samue
II. Hall,
PORTSMOUTH, Sid. July 81. sch. VI. Il. Ma
honey. Perkins. Castine.
PRoVIpENCE-Ar. July 81. sch Susan y
Pickering. Haskell. Pensacola.
PERTH AMHoY-Ar. July -, sch. JOIN
Douglass. jordan, New York.
>NTM-Ar. july ~. scb. July Fourth
wood. Bangor for New Haven.
Whey ARD H,vFN-Ar. July -. sch
Arthur Burton Crockett. sullivan for New
York.
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Miss Clara Hill. sister Of Mrs. Church.
is visiting friends in Sullivan.
MIR James Kimball. Of Surry. black
smith and carriage maker. has purchased
the residence formerly owned BY Wellington
Haslam.
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Ea.ibrock.
The perch have hot been so plenty for
some time a. this sumner.
died. July -. Ralph Howard. son of
X. W. and the late Cora A. Clark. aged
about two Years. We feel ,ha; baby Ralph
is in his mothers arms. safe in tina; home
where sorrow never comes.
We have been reading in the papers
iatel, about smart Young ladies and think
there IS one in this town that deserve. men
ton. Miss Bertha. daughter Of Dexter
French, fifteen wears old. ha, since the death
of her mother. over two Years ago. taken
the entire charge Of her fathers house. do
ing the work without help. She is an eN
oe.leni butter maker, cook and seams,ress
Although h,lng mile from the school
house she has attended every term Of school
rarel. missing day or h.ng late. She i a
good pupil both IN department and scholar
ship. Everything in the house is kept up
IN her mothers way in perfect order and
nea,ness and her quiet womanly WAYS are
admired by all who come in contact with her.
Miss Bertha is a grand daughter Of DR.
Bush Of Hancock
July 80. H. VI.
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Republican County
Convention.
PERFECT HARMONY
THROUGHOUT.
A Large Attendance of
Delegates.

}
o'clock. A. NJ. by II. A. Trip. Esq. OF Blue
I hill. Chairman OF the County Committee. who
/ read the call. and named as temporary chair
man, T. NJ. Hamor, Esq, Of Eden. who came
! forward and took the chair.
/ Horace Perkins, Of Penobseot. was chosen
as Clerk but declined.
I Joseph VI. Hutchings OF Penobscot was then
chosen and ACCEPTED.
II. :. Trevett OF Trenton. moved that
Committee on Credentials be appointed and
that the County Committee be appointed as
that committee. The motion was carried.
While the committee were out Judge A. ?.
wi>wel was called on 10 address the Conven-
tion. His remarks were listened TO with the
closest attention and his speech WAS a yigorou,
and telling opening Of the campaign in this
county.
The Committee on Credentials reported as
follows:
Whole number OF delegates allowed. ia
Whole number present, loS
The report was accepted.
On motion OF II. 5. Trevett. Of Trenton. the
temporary organization wa. made the perma-
neni organization.
ON motion Of Mr.Stubbs Of Bucksport, Hon.
Guy W. McAlister was nominated as senator
for the western part Of the county, and on mo
iion Of 7. W. Hill Of Goudsboro, Hon. Oliver
7. Bragdon OF sullivan, for the eastern part Of
the county. both of whom were chosen by ac-
camaton.
ON motion Of ". II. II. Spofiord OF Deer
Isle. the following were appointed COM
mittee 10 receive. assert and count votes. Wig
". II. II. Spoford.----Gross, and j. W
Somes.
The vote for Clerk OF Courts resulted as fol-
lows;
Whole number of votes. 100
Necessary 10 a choice. ~
II. u. Ssunder, had, 100
and was. therefore. the unanimous choice OF
the Convention. very handsome compliment
10 Mr.. saunders who is the present incumbent
on motion OF Samuel WATSON Of surry the
following were appointed 10 receive .a.sort and
count votes for Judge Of Probste. viz P. r.
Gilmore Of Deiham. wyer G.. Sargent Of
sedgwick, AMI II. ;. Treyctt Of Trenton.
The name OF Hon. Parker Tuck. was pre-
scented by G. VI. Warren, Esq. OF Ca.tine. aud
seconded by several In the Convention. The
result Of the ballot was ~ follows
whole number ~ votes. i02
Necessary Ia a choice. SO
Parker Tuck hsl. i0l
and ws> therefore declared the nominee Of the
convention.
on motion ~ Hon. Joseph II. West ~
Franklin. Charlie. p. Dorr wa. nominated for
Register Of Probate by reclamation.
on motion Of A. c. Milliken. OF Trenton.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Any HousEkrErEK who send, at once
the names Of five married la,li--. at same adj
drc>-. and II twO-cent stamps for po-tasc. viii
receive free for one entire year. d handsome
entertaining AMI Instructive Domestic Journal.
devoted to Fashions, Fancy WORK. Decorating
shopping, Cooking and Household matters.
Best Paper published for ladies. ErsTy Houss-
keeper IcdRts il. Regular price Sl.O0. NRst
SeRd H0w' Address DOMESTIC Journal.
3mn>. 3l' Nundl. y. y.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
l concerned. that he has been duly appointed.
and has taken upon himself. the trust OF an Al
miniStrator Of the estate IT William H. Black late
81 Ellsworth, In the County .. Hancock, deceased,
by giving bond the law directs, he therefore re-
qnc-t. all persons who are indebted tn the said de
rea-.,l'S estate Ia make immediate payment and
those who have any demands thereon 10 exhibit
the same for payment,
HOLLIS &. BLACK.
july ;, l>I. 3w3o'
THE subscriber hereby gives public notice tn all
L concerned that he has been duly appointed,
anil ha- taken upon himself. the trust of an Admin
I.tratnr OF tile state 81 Rufus W. snow. late OF
Brock .villc in the County nr Hancock deceased.
hy giving bond n tbs law directs he therefore
quests all persons who indebted :" the said lie
cca -e,l'S estate Ia make immediate payment. and
those who have any demands thereon To exhibit
the same for pa ymCnt
II q. rIIILBROOk.
u-ttur IulN j. lisa iWtn
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But little ha, ever been written of this
favored locality |. therefore. viii endeayor
to give the readers OF The AMERICAN a short
description of It. Ii il situated in the north
east corner Of the town of Franklin, and
is composed OF one school district. There
are seven families in the district, all farm
ers. Ii was settled about sixty years ago.
The FIRST settlers were Geo Crabtree.
Daniel Scammon, Saml Scammon, Sias
Lancaster and Isaac H. Clark none Of
whom now are living. Apple trees were
among the first things planted, and some Of
the old standards vet remain. There is one
upon the farm occupied BY ID. W. Crabtree,
very shnpely tree. that spreads nearly for
~ feet. The whole district WAS one hard
wood ridge. quite high, and the natural
scenery Is charming. On every quarter are
mountains. hills and sparkling lakes, which
seem 10 vie with each other in displaying
their charms. Far to the south, Nj. Desert
looms up. while. nearer and in the fore
ground, old Schoodic stands with its bad
head and with its foot just standing IN
nonue.rs Pond, one of the mos, beautiful
lakes in the county. B.uehll i, pictured on
the sky to the southwest. and 10 the east
are Tunk Mountain and "Ggagu, Pond"
forming a view that one can gaze upon for
hours, without tiring. 10 the north. ninety
miles away. through break in the Amherst
range OF hills. katshdin shows his bald
head white snow. II can only be seen in
clear aiher;
But there forever firm and clear
Hi lofty turret upward springs,
He owns no rival summit near.
No sovereign hut the hing of kin.>.
The most aged person in this district
is Mr.. Horace Chase. He occupie, cot
iage a mile or two away. where the air is
more humid. Though nearing eighty. he
walks 10 his farm every day 10 see to his
crops. He has grosn quite feeble of late,
and the inhabitants feel that when he passes
away il will be hard to FIND man to fill his
place.
Il will say to all who deligh, in beau,i-
fll scenery, take trip to Martins Ridge.
Aug. |. I. ALDEN.
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Special Bargains III ShaWlS,
From Sl.50 10 $1,000 apiece.

There will be no special reduction on
Cotton goods, with exception " prints.
which will q \: J cents per yard, these
being the best goods, a. We never Kept
the cheaper grades. >hceting> We al
way, sold - cheap a> TO require a
powerful magniiicr To discover the pro
tit-. Special Inducements to iIIou,e
Keepers in Table Linens Napkins.
Towels, and Bed Spreads
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Dress Goods.
A slaughter in this de-
partment from II
II to so per cent.

One lot dress goods at ) cents
former price, ) 10
Lace Bunting AZ 10 cents.
former price. 20
All wool Bunting at IL cents,
former price. -
Single width Drc>, Flannel at II
- cents. former price, %
Il iuch Drcs, Flannel at - cents.
former price, IS
II inch Dress Flannel at - cents,
former price. 9Oc 4 90
Colored Cashmere at 30 cents.
former price, 90
Colored Cashmere IT 80 cents,
former price, -
Colorcd Cashmere at - cents.
former price, 100
fouleys the same reduction.
Culurcd ottomau~ - cents.
former price. LOO
Colored Jersey cloth. - cents.
former price, 100
satin figured ~ cents.
former price, 90
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Silks! Silks!

Silks! Silks!
Black Silk at 30 cents.
former price. 81
Black Silk at - cents.
former price. 81 90
Black Silk at 81 90.
former price, -
Black silk at sl2j.
former price. 30
Black Ottoman, at 81. 80.
former price, 2a5
Brocadc Ottoman. 1T 81 -.
former price. Us
Black and colored all silk. Satin Ria
danes at Sl.2j per yard. The same
goods are -oll in Boston at Sl.1j.
Outside Garments for Ladies,
Children and Misses will
be closed out regard
less Of cost.
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Marine List.

9llsW0Tsh Fort.
Tuesday, July 20.
ARRIVED.
Sch Mt. Vernon, Freethy, ROckland.
Sch Woodcock, Hamet, Bosom.
Sch Mary y. Cushman, Patten, Boston.
SAILED.
Sch Forester, Belts, Boston.
Thursday. July 81.
SAILED.
Sch Wesley Abbott, Whitaker, Rondout.
Sch Mt. Vernon, Fr.ethy, Boston.
Sch Express, Lamson, Kockland.
Sch Ralph X. Grant, Grant, R0ckland.
Friday, August l.
SAILED.
Sch Bctsey, Tate, Mt Desert.
Sch Francis Comm, Bellatty, Providence.
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STATE OF MAINE.

HA<cotk $50 the Hon. Justice Of the III
prrnr Judicial curt. next tn he holden At Ellis
worth, within ami for the san "untN on th'
second TUESDAY "t April y. - lNoi
CtRNI a. ROBBINS respectfully represents
j. that her maiden name was sarah \ Webb,
that IN, vas lawfully married 10 the said Charlr.
Robbins At Deer Isle aforesaid, on the eight
day ~ October \ D. 1871. hy /rhulun Davis
clergyman that they lived together a. usban.
and wife at said Deer Isle from the time of thrii
said marriage until the tenth day OF June, \ -.
ls>a. that YOUR Iih,lant has always Conductr,
herself toWar,I her said husband n a faithful
true And tiiegunatr " lie that on said tenth da3
II June 4. u $50, thr -nid Charles 4 Robin,
utt..ri, deserted YOUR IihelAnt without cause
which ,-rrtinn hal continued from said tenth ia,
~ June 4 u Is~0. hitherto for three cnn>ceutiv,
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Hosiery and L!S!e Gloves.

Prices in this department we place
at such low figure, 50 a- 10 close out
all Of them. The reduction is from 10
to 80 cents per pair, on those costing
from - cent, and upwards.
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That J. \. Hale Keep, constantly on hand 4
fine assortment Of Wall Papers. Borders,
Frrizc>, Opaque Window shades with both
plain and figured bands. also Curtain fixtures,
Nickel pulls. ta>~,-ls and loops. | hay" also
ju>t received complete line 81 Aling'- Writ
I'M Ink and fluid> In all runr- v hich | claim
10 be fully equal, ii not superior, % any in the
market Pens Of all kind. both gold and steel,
Writing Paper aud Envelopes. Blank Boos>.
school Books, kuyc-, Portrmonnai.~-. Toilet
set. soaps. Perfumcry. and many other arii-
cle> too numcrou, 70 mention. The public are
cordially invited 10 call and &c ms
j. a. HALE.
Opposite Whiting Brothers. Main street
22tf Ellsworth. Ne.
Call at Joy', and examine, the Photograph.
he i now getting up with hi, new scenery and
accessories.
There ha> been wide difference ~ opin-
ion a. 10 whether standard or Local time
should be- the rule in business. but HOLM
BROTHERS have secured happy combination
Of both in the "lS>4' brand OF cigars. manu-
featured by Albert Lewis OF Bangor. The
''lS4" j. the latest out, anil the best for the
money. Try them.
If YOU have any Pictures 10 be- copied. en-
largrd and framed. You should leave YOUR or
der> with u. r. JOY at once.
Nobody Know.
What suffered for year. with those terrible
racking sick headaches. Life was only tor
ment 10 me; il you are 30 troubled. | would
advise you to use sulphur Bitter-. for they
cured me.-tLARA BELLE.
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Sch +. A. Magec, Stanwood, Rondout
Saturday, August 2.
SAILED.
Sch j. NJ. Kennedy, Whitaker, Ronsiout.
Sch Delaware, Sadler, Boston.
sch Sarah Elizabeth Hamor, Bar Harbor.
sunday, August 3.
ARRIVED.
Sch Fair Dealer, Potter, Boston.
Sch Frank Pierce, Grant, Portland
Sch Betsey, Tate, Mt. Desert.
Sch Grape, Remiek, Rockland.
Monday, August 4.
ARRIVED.
Sch Westerloo, jordan, Weymouth.
Sch Arboreer, Clark Boston.
Sch Comet, Staples, swans Island.
Tuesday, August ).
ARRIVED.
sch North Sea. Cousins, Deer Isle.
SAILED.
Sch Catharine. Hutchins. Providence.
Sch Red Rover. Pomroy, Franklin.
Sch Panama, Trundy, Boston.
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Music for the Consumers
Dry&Falcy Goods.
1ai's't d Bargain.
N. GlLLERT,
The Dry Goods dealer
Of Ellsworth il
Offering them.
Read why we are
doing it!

Contemplating extensive alterations In our
place Of business, which will probably compel
us to close store and prevent us from doing
business Mt all for several weeks. For tina;
reason must reduce stock to make room and
ge, it out Of our way. To do this efrectually and
quickly, we offer whole stock ut a large NJ
duction from our usual selling price.
The following only n few Of the many bar.
gains, a we haven't the nor the time 10
mention all of them; these are sufficient to give
our patrons an Idea how low they will be able to
buy goods Of Us for the next few days
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and u. l.. Field, wa. declared the nominee.
The Committee an .--splution. reported =
follows:
EesoIrc!, That endorse IN gross an'i in lie.
tail he ,latform laid Gown by the National Repub.
Lean convention at Chicago. and heartily endorse
the nominations made there.
I:.so!red, That IN Mr., Blaine's letter OF roeep p
lance We see renewed evidence Of his clear mind
and broad state sinan-hip AMI believe that the gov
ernment biz hands will lie wisely am safely al.
ministerei.
Hsso!rsd. Thai we cordially approve Of the re-
nomination of Governor cobie and Congrr.
Milli.en and viii Use influence to secure their
election.
'.:esolred, That believe : firmly II. ever In
the wisdom of the law prohibiting the sale Of in
toNicating drinks and II the candidates nominal
ed here today shall he elected, insist that they
shall ,he full extent Of their authority put
the law IN execution.
Rssolr.d, That We nope the prohibitory amend
ment to the constitution OF the state win he adopt.
e'i by the people at the ,oles.
Thereis, BY recent amendment To the Con.
stitution OF Maine, County nominations -cEn be
made only once IN two year,, therefore it's
Eesolredi That nomination 30 any ONCE to
which person may have been elected cannot be
claimed a. a matter of custom and usage; person.
al fitness alone being tie test.
Resolred. That in future calls for County Con.
yehtions the committee requested 70 make the
foregoing resolution part of thu same.
ON motion Of r. IL. Binder OF BluehH,it was
ordered that the County Committee, consisting
Of three only. be authorized TO add two more
members 10 Its number thus making five the
whole number.
At O'Clock the convention adjourned till
2:31 Z. NJ. at which time Senator Eugene
Hale and Representative :. L. Milliken were
to address convention.
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For Sale.
nWO keel sloop yachts, one IS #. long, II #.
/ wide, it. deep, new, in running order but not
fully finished inside. The other, 221a f. long
IL II. wide, hull in fine condition, sails getting
little worn. Both will be sold very low for cash
They can be examined by calling on the sub
scriber. .
4. II. DRESSER,
3w30. Orland, Maine.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-04-17
q sland er 81 the Mormons.


Salt Lake Special The Salt Lake
Tribune Of Sunday ntained 8 long ar.
ticle purporting tto lbe 8 steno graphio
report Of q discourse delivered at Jnab
.by Bishop Vest on the Sunday previous
and an editorial int orsing and 3empha-
sizing the main featnr ssof the report,
which were to the effect that the Bishop
had received q revelation ordering the
assassination of Soy. Murray and a gem
eral attack upon the Cent? les On
adnasaa5f lSew,s rUIrt ssined
81 refutaion 81 tie story showing that
there is no such person III the Mormon
Church as Bishop est that there is no no
I bishop at all at Juab ], and that on the
day when the serInon was alleged to
hsve been delivered, I'll onssquence Of
81 washout on the Utah Central railway.
30 many persons from that small village
we're engaged Ia repairing the break
that no meeting was held there; at ALL;
This morning the Tribune acknowledged
that the reported address was bogus
and claimed to have been imposed upon.
Great indignatio IS expressed by Cen
tiles and Mormons alike over the publ
cation. The AIormons charge that the
article was concerted for use ii the
East BY GOV. Murray who started East
q few days ago. n Nh s5:' I'M