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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-12
MARK ETs BY TELEGRAPH.

ST. LOUIS.
sf. LOUIS, March l7.-Flour steady and I'M
ehapced
Wheat opened higher and firm, subse;
so eaS faction better inan iyeityrd y; 40 ,
msS1 - c Ga.' o y si1 n '' ''o' '-' ~ 40
Coz, opened better, then declined and
s,9 ey 49, n9-r iese u aSd ' 1,r S,' va.
Nav oats. ca,h better; opticns easier; 500
esoSl, cash; Sils, My aud June.
Cornmeai steaiy, i95G3OO
PORK iS'5o 0'''' ''"'''
BniR Meat-Ionrc leat q. 20: short ribs $780,
short clear az.
Rscon"i ong clear. 6.7O: short ribs, 6.Sj;
hort Clear, rs. ~ '''H'
Tard n Tbn6So
CsitIe"ReCei1ts GOO; scarce. firm; exports
ksssG no. GOOD I - choice. h2Gah.G5; common
70 medium, S5@5.O,; butcher steers, 425q
Sca. COWS n 4 be1fers 30O TO ara: corn fed
~, cow az an 10 iieiieis' o'OO " '''''
Hogs Receipts 4, 800; active; i55 to 400.
,a2rely exec ds supply; common T. medium,
- 20 10 S'So' eoo' " '''o'''' GOV " -''
KANSAS CITY.
,<sAs CRY, March II Wheat lower;
IN: Anril. a.. MAY. 63I6 bid
IN lower; cash 3iI%; April, 3lIz bid +; j une,
g asked.
fs driI. 20 hid
h..V Indicator
ceinis $50: steady: exports, 525G5 40;
~ cbo p ,s,,i nuif q sUa5 Is; common
aim 4 5.aI II: feeder, 90 "a, 20; cows,
~ q "a
's~Re ceiots. 3, iOn: weaker; 10; lower;
= t.r.tA
- Ro,eints 700. st adv: fair To good,
80, =. !. GO mo" ,o' 10 medtum. i. bOd225.
fu1c 40. March i5.NFlour quiet and un.
.haI''Nd
49, unsettled. op,ned d TO | higher,
,tI, ,.clined IL 'huctuated and clio ed Il
n. A. vesterdat: March 73l5 to IS, closed
we. AnrI. 1877 TO 1857, closed "a; May, 1897 to
sc a,psed 70
tTeaker. declined and co. ed "a un-
aer ,terdaY: cash, 375s to 39I4; March, 81
III sed ri: ApriI, 5iSS to S7sl, closed 81
~ n ~ 40 close az. 20
~ in 1-ir demand End 10 TO Is lower:
..ai, - Iag5. AnTil. l2.3ll<Gl2.35; May,
10 II250' ciose h altCaI285
r." ri IN fair demand and o. to lower;
"a IA Il So Tg6 So. March @ s5a6 SD: April
as IN. NAV. 4 g2lsia6 81.
y, IA meats In fur demand; shoulders, 4 &C
csSii' hort rib q, 40 900: short clear 67Nd
TX
The brewers journal reports: Hogs Re-
-, . NJ. f.ir
,tst'i-TBere,nts GOOO: generally steady;
- toi, ac,iye. al 10 / 1uO nonnd steers
Ias,,A q. 900 70 bod poun5s. 5.i5a5 Is.
Gs.ay Poe, in+s 4 on. pctiye and steady;
inferior. 2 25G 3 DO; medium 10 good, 3.25g4.25;
sn1tca IN exIra lambs. 4 5Dn5O0
~ " NV yopK
Mpw yopK Mnrrh l7-Reeyes- Recelpts,
m. ali for Slaughter; no trad ng in beef eat
Ne: dressed beef shade flrmer ut Sal2.
.tISEh5s5 for common to prime sheep; 500
800 riaInbs
TIorr ouiet
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-12
LEATHE FIR.

LOUISVILLE OAK SOLE LEATHER-x
heavy, Tree OF brands, 39c 10; x medium, free
d brands, sc ID; A heavy, one brand, &c
ID; a medium, one brand, 35c Id; Baltimore
crop, i4c. - =,
sides &c 10; good, IL to rs sides, Csc Id; coun-
ter III 10 IA 10 sides, &c ID; q. D., Matamoras,
sc ID; No. l, oak harness lea, 80 10 Sic Id;
No. Z, oak harness lea, 81 to BE 10; No. i,
her, hsfness lease Ii; No.2 hem harness lea
Sic 10; NJ. 4, hem skirting lea, 3ic Id; No. 2,
heSI skirting lea, SIC ID. Welt and bride
leai her, "a 10 Sd a sice
PaILADELPHrA CALF-Extra quality, Is
70 81 btu cor en-, 81 q, Id; ~ to a ID 10 dozen,
81 is hi "A 10 81 10 to dozen, sl.05 Id; 81 70 60 Id
70 dpzen, / 10: ~ TO 20 III TO dozen, e5c Id.
FRENCH CALF-Sll is " l.9o ibi XXX top
pings an CO ois, s.25 10 $3.50 dozen; Xxx top
pinks, all colors. extra Large, 30 TO sll d. zen.
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LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERNAL.


ROUGH LuaBER-Under 70 feet, sO p l,eNi
aver rs feet, S22.5O y 600 an, =.
DRESSED LUMBHR--One side, select, 40 n
100: one side, over IL inches wide, s97.55 q
600: two sides s27 so p 1900; one side, iIglEs
,neI,es. $50 = 1000; native siding, $40 u Loco;
white pine siding SECOND acc e com rnmen s ceipf
si5 u 1000; u ceiling, dressed and Unforeseen
10 coo; ceiling, dressed ana % unIressed
sine ceiling, $50 . 1000; dressed and matched
hoorlng, sT:50 lC0; o1 n &c 6 @n roueh
ssrseIEs IS sag ginoe g. As Cypress psss'
A.;0; boss, best or all heart cypress, 70; d.
17sp.ion cypress, inches, 30; round ond o.
.bfase -
PosTs-Ced r posts, be t, l2}fc each.
IATHs-Per 1000, 40.
BRICK-Dalla brick, $50 per l,cOO.
PLASTER PARIs-New York, 400; Michi'
SCI cElMEsT-Rosendale, 275; Portland, best
SOS per barrel.
sTosr FLUEs-About soc per foot.
DRAIN PIPE-From l6c per DOT, and high'
er acc riding TO size.
LIME-Coopered lime, 200 per barrel.
RAIR-Goat, Sc per pund.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-12
GRAIN AND BREAD sTUFFs

WHEAT-85a70c.
X 49, Kansas, B1c.
ChRN-In ear, SIC; sacked, Coo.
o .rs-In bulk, 2Sc; in sack, 3Oc; from store
&c TO &c higher.
choice family, S2.45; xxx, 1928; low grade,
400 o-1,,,
BGAS-Per cwt: at mills, S5c; In store, 959sl
ClRrHBAI--Fine bolted per ioO souhas'
I.9U.
Il mIsy AND 9Rrrs--$5 per barrel.
FEED-Chopped corn per 100 pounds, fi.g !;
shop pss corn and oats per luu pounas' 'i'1o'
or br n per 100 pounds, 400.
gaSIfAM FiouR--Per loo pounds, 80.
94y--Prairie, 81 per ton, or 81 loose; NIL
iei 50 psr ton, or ~ loose
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-12

Relief from sick headache, drowsi-
ness. nausea, dizziness, pain in the side,
etc, guaranteed to those using Carter,s
Little Liver Pills. These complaints
are nearly always caused by torpid
liver and constipated bowels. Restore
these organs to their proper Inhctiob3s
Liver pills will do this every time.
One pill is dose. Forty in vial. Price
MT
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-12
svsox urDEs AND rELTRiKs.

Woor,-Mexican, free of burrs, l0gl2c; Mex
tsSu improved, l2tylIe: coarse, 1861 me mo,
uUn ls59lSc; ane wool, according to dirt and
opdltion, I4tG22cj bury, 21p9c per pound
SIZE, according 10 burrs.
H}DEs-Prime plump flints. 20 SDs and up,
&c per ID; seconds, plump fints, 20 bs and up,
$40 per ID; prime light and klps, u1Sc per ID;
,uils, bulls and stays, Sglic per 10; Dry ss,tea'
$3.50.
rveQ-e. vollov IT, STHTS1' f''r'
PELrRrEs-Deer Skim, 18Gsl8c; antelope, III
sJ2c sheep pelts. az per wool, iDiGS5c; shear
iines, l@@lec; Fallin and poverty from 2csSc
lower.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-12
LIVE sTOC8,

The ouotations given below refer to corn fed
animals, living weight.
BEEvEs-3sG4c per pound.
Cows-3c per pound, mich COWS, com.
y on, SO per head
BHEEp-Prime, SQ1S11ac per pound.
SoATs-None on the market.
HoaH--3>st94c per pound.
BULLS AND STAGs--l1stG3c per pound.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-12
FRurr, pouLTHY. GAME. HTa'

APrLEs-f5 o. per barrel.
ORAreHs-Sicily, p box, 4.50.
LEDnSs--Sicily, 4 BOZ, $3.5Os
DArEs-ln trails, 7c.
BnFANAs-3.00ly4O0 q bunch.
GRAPEs-Malaga, none.
SWEET PorAToES-lNOGl.O
q ONIOre--$500 p rarrel
PoT ArOEs--$ busheis 1.U.
OABBAaE-4c per ID.
turkeys, 76o.
EeGS- lOc p dozen. -.
\ 6UTTrH--B eat grade northern, sc; bssi
poles county, &c; other TN .;ssv coen'f op'-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-12
A Wonderful Disc overy.

Consumptivesa and all, who suffer from
any affection of the throat and lungs,
can find certain cure in DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption.
Thousands of permanent cures verify
the truth of this statement. No med1
cine can show such a record OF wonder
full cures. Thousands of once hopeless
sufferers now gratefully proclaim they
owe their lives to this New Discovery.
1t will cost you nothing to give 1t trial
Free trial bottles at w. H. Howell q
Bros drug store. Large size 81.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-12

The hest sslve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, lever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. Ii
is guaranteed to give periect satlslac-
per box. For sale by w. H. Howell q
Bro
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-12

Haven't You Felt just So?

WOOD, Fishkill, New York,
July, 1884, wrote. "IG is two years ago
last spring since WARMERS SAFE
Cur cured me. [ was called dead
man bnt that medicine brought me 10
life. take few bottles every spring
TO keep me right" He was afflicted
for six years with pains in the back,
ending in kidney hemorrhage. Cure
parmapant
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Very Remarkable Recovery.

Mr.. George V. Willing, OF Manchester,
Michigan, writes: "My wife has been
almost helpless for five years, so help,
less that she could not turn over in bed
alone. She used two bottles OF Electric
Bitters, and is so much improved that
sine is able now to do her own work"
Electric Bltters will do all that IL
claimed for them. Hundreds OF testl'
monials attest their great curative pow
ers. Only so cents bottle at w. ID
Hnmall ~ Bro.
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EXPORTS AN

EXPORTS AND STOCKS.
Exports this week: Great britain, ll,32Ii
rance, 4,0l6; Continent, g. sO2 stock AT Al
nited states ports, this day, 73O,575; this
.ay !,,gt year, S23,2 o.
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tatarrh cured, health and sweet breath

qfCirpd rV SfiINH'H. IHLItITu htbthyu !.
PRICE 20 cei,ts. Nasal injector cree. Sold
Nv !. l., williams d Co.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-12

That wbitsr, skin OK l1erstilan snow.
AID smnoth az moufDen tal a:hoasief,s
,Sax qiI acquired by using Pozzont's
fasl cop1pioxtou powder.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-12
THE SPEAKER


AUSTIN, March 17.-[Special.]-Mr.
Evans, for the committee on public
lands, reported back house land bill
with numerous amendments, and it was
Mr., Randolph, for the committee on
state affairs, reported favorabiy the bill
TO Incorporate the Grand Royal Arch
chapter.
Favorably: Authorizing cities TO is
sue improvement bonds.
Favorably: Authorizing counties TO
Issue .jal bonds. ,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-12

GRAIN AND BBEAnsrUFFs,
"A heat SOLD to-day at % t1u-chieiy " In
did at. 5. Cor. u sacks brought % .Cut cas-
lily Oats brc active 10 9sG3O-paid To
growers.
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COTTON.

Cotton Is steady and unchanged, Cables
we're stronger {. LAY than for wecs past,
Dallas receipts are 20 per cent, on compared
with Inst year. Local quotations are nolnl
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CAPITAL City Cuttings.

EXTENDING RAILROAD CHARTERS.
AUSTIN, March l6. = [Special.] = The
bill passed extending the time of
forfeiture of railroad charters affects
the Dallas road-the Texas Trunk road.
1t will pass the house.
GRATUIToUs ADVICE FROM AUSTIN.
The Dallas city election creates some
talk here, and the general impression is
that straight Democratic fight will be
the right thing.
THE SPEAKER
is still absent at home on business.
The speaker pro tenn grows IN popu-
larity every day by his fair, just and i'm
partial rulings. Whatever convictions
or desires he may have as to the merits
of bill, one cannot tell what they are
by his rulings on questions brought up.
THE NEXT ATTORNEY GEN ERALsHIP.
The candidature of Comptroller
Swain for governor will give the attor.
ney-Ceneral to some other section, and
Senator Bell is most likely the coming
man.
THE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT..
Senate bill attaching the insurance de-
partment, with one clerk to the comp
troller's department, will most likely
pass the house. Miss Brewster is the
choice of all for the clerkship.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-22
Home and Foreign News.

Miss Mollie Garfield, daughter of the
late President, has entered Nassar College.
WIN. Graham of Woodbury., Ct, is
sick from CHAMBERS caught from horse.
Gov VIM. B. Washburns oldest daugh-
ter, Anna b., was married to Walter g.
Whitcomb, at Greenfield, Mass, Thursday.
An Albany special TO the New York
Eeeaing Post says the election of Evarts as
L. S. Senator is assured
Secretary Teller saws majority of the
republican majority Of the Colorado Legisla-
ture is pledged to his election to the T. S.
Senate.
Hon. Edward ID. Rand ,one of the most
prominent LAWYERS Of Northern New Hamp-
He was an associate justice of the Circuit
court from 1874.
The widow Of Captain Webb, the fam
Gus swimmer, has received all the money
raised by appreciative Enslishmen for her
self and children. 1t amounts to about
$500.
Gen. Slocum of the House Military
Committee was asked Thursday about the
prospects of the passage of the Grant bill,
and replied that he thought they were doubt
full.
Thomas J. Davis of Petersburg, Va,
convicted of involuntary manslaughter, has
been sentenced to one minutes imprson-
ment aud fne of -.
-Thos. Welch stabbed in SELDOM ros 81
Amigo, Wis., in his dying moments has
confsssed thar he murdered banker Meade
1t Wanpaca, Wis. in Oct. 1882
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-22
Death of Harrison Tweed.

Hon. Harrison Tweed dropped dead in
hi pew at the Winthrop street Baptist
Church Ia Taunton. Mass. Sunday m0ruing
during the Staging II the first hymn. He
was born in Wakefield, Mass, February Il.
1906. After having finished his education
he settled IN Calais, where he lived II
years, first as teacher in the academy and
Aiterward as cashier Of the State Bank He
went to Taunton in 1s47 and went into the
office Of the Taunton Locomotive Works,
with which h. was connected for thirty
years, sixteen years Of which as Agent and
Treasurer.
At the time of his death he was President
and Director of Mt. Hope Iron Co., Director
of Taunton National Bank, of A. Field X
Son Tack Co.. Taunton Brick Go. and raun-
ton Locomotive Manufacturing Go. He had
been a member of Winthrop Street Baptist
church for thirty seven wears and superin-
tendent of the Sabbath School for twenty
years Of that time. He was State Senator
in 1868 and 1869, President of the Electoral
College in 1873 and member of the Govern
or's Council in 1876, 1877 and 1873. He
married for his first wife Charlotte X, daugh-
ter of Capt. Noah Smith, of Wakefield, in
1881, who died in 1910. Two years later
he married Anna Pond. of Ellsworth. Me-,
who survives him. He leaves two daughters
and one son, Charles NJ. Tweed OF New
York CITY, son -in-law Of VIM. NJ. Evarts.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-22
Nominations BY the Governor.

The Governor has made the following
nominations
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE AND QUORUM
Caleb ]. Ford. Atkinson; Lew McAllis,er,
stoneham; James NJ. Leighton, Perry
Charles g. Delaney, Kittery; b. {.
Merrill. Atkinson Frederick A. H. Stack
pole, Kenduskeag; William Rand, GouIds-
boro VIM. II. Clifford. Portland J. o. IL.
Burnham, Buxton; Frederick Danforth,
Gardiner; William Wood, Corinna; 5. A.
Randall, Stockton Joseph Young, Sanford;
Charles P. Dorr, Ellsworth Charles Fuller
Lincoln; Lindley NJ. Webb, Portland
rhsddeus F. Boothoy. Boo,hbay; Edward
E. Chase. Bluehill; Columbus Gray, Wilton
Newell Randall, Bradford; Charles e. T.
Stetson, Hodgdon
DEDIMUs JUsrIcEs.-Frank W. Dana,
Lewiston Benz. F. Fernald, VIM.
TRIAL JUsTICEs.-Moses Plummer. Pow
nal; Benz. Nut,er, 'Brookln; Lewis C.
Whittier. Carmel; Benz c. WOODBURY., Pat,en
Walter E. Dresser, Greenhus!.; Andrew NJ.
Haskell, Garland Lloyd W. Drake, Spring
field.
NoTARIEs PUBLIc-Weston Thompson,
Brunswick F. H. c. Reynolds, Bangor
w. Riggs, Georgetown; VIM. ID. Mussenden
Bath; Andrew J. Berry, Smyrna.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-22

There is a general feeling among mer-
chants agains, pack peddlerS and that class
Of itinerant dealers who visit a town or city
and offer goods for sale for few days and
then leave without bringing any revenue to
the town, or State in the form Of taxes
The Portland Board of Trade urges the leg
islature. TIL, winter. to pass a bill which
shall require the owners Of the stocks Of
goods broush, iato the state after April !.
10 be Offered for sale in any city or town,
license which shall quaI ; u per cent Of
the assessed ya'ae said goods the value
TO be delermn d b, the assessors Of the city
or town, and the license paid for before the
goods shall Be offered for sale. 1t Is pro
vided that # the parties shall remain IN said
city or town FIR more than oae year. or pn,I!
after the taxes are assessed and paid, the
license zee shall be RENTED.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-22
ASSiRnee'S Sale.

DY virtue OF authority granted me-. John X Mason.
D assignee ~ tpc c-tatc In Insolvency. pI I'll.
Wari n. Parker. II Brewer. iu thc ruuui. o'
Prnob--ot. an ins"vrut debtor. Do, the 1r.i-r tt
the tourt Of In.nlt-ncy within and frr thy t,.u:s
Of Pcnub-cot, shall -ell at puhHC auction ~ mt
ndiCr, Room p NhrrlW right Il { LARK Is E'u, i
Bangor. Maine on TUESDAY the -Ith tts nt E,brf.
airy ISIS, at o'clock T. NJ. all the ri 1ht title anal
interest, which said Parker hat on the LIT .i. .'
October, l--4 the day when hi petition iu tr-,,
yency fled, in and To the following described
property, unless preSIpusis !-pYsr.i ut 40 private
safe.
Lots numbered II ami !! in tn E.t-r Rang. u.t
lots II amt y In the West k.lpSr pt tHr Wiir rs ..u
strip In The town If Dclhnm, lImrpck 'nunt
Maine. subject a. certain rrsFrV atlpu- set t'rIN u
tie deed 81 j j. Hopkins aud al, To- sail Parker
and 20 u mortgage to -aid Hopkins amt A.u upua
which about l-si L. due
\ quantity ~ ship timber about ~ tHu-. uuN m
DaAc- Bros -htp yar,t IN said Brewer, subject ta
a mortgage % s5to amt Interest.
bnr watch and chain, on" finger ring aud au"
icigh subject 10 4 mortgage Ia IL Parker, Cor =
and interest IL " schooner Nellie Doe Subject
10 an enrumhrancc Of 80 aHI Interest from SO
nh, l-st-
JOHN r. MASON. N--,-at,,
~ the estate IN Insolvency 81 /. h fsrarI.
Bangor, January th. l~~5 LIS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-22
Work Of Congress.

The weeks work in Congress has been
varied in character importance and interest.
There was sensational discussion about
the patriotism and iraitorship Of JEFF. DAVIS,
early in the week, which commanded much
attention There we're dull debates on finan-
cial questions on Interstate Commerce. on
Appropriation bills. and there were political
debates in which the Tariff found a chance
to demand some altentlop. A bill to retire
Gen. Grant on full pay went smoothly
through the Senate, and the Mcpherson
funding bill failed in the House. while the
ola Fisnch >poliaiion Claims bill, was pass
ed. Y latter bill has now passed both
houses three times, has been reported forty
two times. and has been vetoed twice, once
BY President Polk and then by President
Pierce.
The struggle for right Of way among the
fercer week by week, as the session APP
proaches the end. The special ORDER"
now make long calendar BY themselves.
There are SC many that they clog legislation,
and quarrels ensue for the survival of the
fittest. The especial order device has been
carried too far, and some new one must
be coutrived by ingenious members who
want the House to transact some business
in spite of itself. But Mr.. Randall SAYS
Congress is not in a law making mood now.
No, nor has ii been for two years. What a
commentary upon party about to assume
control of the Government. For two years
the Democratic side in both branches of
Congress, have not only failed to initiate
any useful. successful legislation but ii has
defeated the wise and beneficial propositions
Of its opponents. The remaining days of
the session are so few, and the regular APP
preparation bills still to be considered are so
many that this postponement to another
Congress Of all general legislation will be
easy to accomplish. But what the Demo-
Gratis will gain by making such record is
not clear. In the Forty ninth Congress
tutf Will Dc huihciiSdAt WcdhtE III UutU Tue
Senate and the House. In the present House
there are 20l Democrats and 124 Re-
publicans. In the next House there will
be 1872 Democrats and l42 Republicans.
On the whole, too, the Democrats lose
more important and experienced men than
the Republicans. In the next Senate the
Republicans will gain two, and the Demo
cats VIII lose two members. They lose Pen
dletor, one of their ablest men, and may
lose several other such men by cabinet OF
eign appointments. Since the next Con
ill have much to do under the most
circumstances, it would seem wise
npch business out Of the way a.
present session, but the Dem.
are not in the humor, and
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-22

a. s. W. s CON- p aS to G :a,s st
Black amt \ 'tun ;. Jrll-un of Maria.
VILE County of Hancocs. tate OF Maine former.
" co-partners doing business In said Mariavie
under the firm name anI -t' e OF Black Il Jellison
10 the value OF Three hun ired aud fifty dollars
and summon the said defendant al he NAV he
found in your precinct, % pear before our Jus
tees Of tine supreme judicial Court, next to he
holden in Ellsworth, within ana for "uf County OF
Hancock, on the second Tuesday Of April next,
then and there In our said curt u answer unto
Harrison b. Mason Of Ellsworth county and
state aforesaid.
IL A PLEA OF TIE CA>t, for that the said De.
PENDANTS at Mariaville, I" vii said Ellsworth on
the 50th day OF July, A u. !so'' by h. Promissory
note Of that date by him ,ul-sribe'i Tor value re
order the sum Of Two hundred twent i've dollars
four months after date there with interest; and
the Plaintiff AYERS that the sal four months have
long since elapsed.
YET THOUGH OFTEN EEVu t>fEb, The said De
PENDANTS have not paid said sum but ueglect so to
10, to the damage OF said Painun las he says the
sum of Three hundred ami hily ID, ars, which
shall then and there be made 10 ippear with other
due damages. And have you there tn Writ with
your doings therein.
at Ellsworth this sixth day of October In the year
of our Lord one thousand ei4ht huhdred and
H. Il. SAtNDER~. Clerk.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, IS Clerks Office, >upremr Judicial
Court, in Vacation. Ellsworth, Dec. q, A. ID.
1884.
Upon the foregoing Writ, Ordered, That the
Plaintiff give notice To- the said Gorge " Black,
to appear before the Justice Of our Supreme Ju-
dicial Court, to he holden at Ellsworth, within and
for the County of Hancock, on the second Tuesday
of April, A. ID. lss5, by publishing an attested
copy of said Writ. and this order thereon, three
weeks successfully in the Ellsworth American a
newspaper printed in Ellsworth in our County OF
Hancock, the last publication to be thirty days at
least prior to said second Tuesday OF April next,
that he may there and then In our said Court APP
pear and answer to said suit
l.. A. EMERY,
Justice of the sup. Jud. Court.
true copy of the WRIT and ORDER OF Court
thereon.
3w4 Attest:-H b. SAUNDERS CLERK.