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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-12-19

All you have got to do is to plant
the cabbage, and Nature will come along
after little while and put head on it.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-12-19

1t is dyer necessity that makes a
foolish old man change the color of his
heard
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-12-19

Flies must be experts in mathemat-
icks, judging from the way they multi.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-12-19

Ralph felt sorely wounded as he
turned into the street, and commenced
vigorous walk, he hardly knew where.
He started offat a brisk pace, and strobe
across Madison Park.
By the time Ralph had turned back on
his way homeward, he felt as il every
twopence he owed were fourpence-to
use humorous Illustration of depres-
sion. -Four O'Clock was striking as he
put his key into the door of the lodging
house; he could not help remembering
how hopeful he had left il In the morn
ing As he made his way up the stairs
TO the drawing room floor they lnhabit-
ed he heard voices in Eva's room. An
indistinct sound of a gruff mans voice
reached his ear, and he stopped in
amazenent. Could any of his friends
have discovered his secret? Had anyone
OF them dared to come and annoy herP
At that thought he sprang up the re-
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-12-19

Five minutes later they were helping
to pay off the National debt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-09
Marine List.


BosroN.-Ar. April /, sch. John somes
Robbins. Elizabcthport.
Ar. April .. sch. Louisa Smith, Weber,
Hoboken.
BRIsroL.-Sid. April 9. sch. Daniel Web
ster, Young, New York.
BRUNSWICK, GA.--Ar. April 9, sch. Three
Sisters. Simpson, Port Royal.
BucksPoRr.-Ar. April .. sch. Adeiixa.
Thursby, Portsmouth, n. II.
CALAIs.--Ar. April 8, sch. Grace +. stevens.
Stevens, Boston.
EAST GREENwICH.--Ar. Mar. 28, sch. j. NJ
Morales, Jordan. New York.
GEORGETOWN, s. C.-Sld. Mar. Al. sch. Kit
Carson. Harding, Surinam.
GEORGETOWN. u. C-Sld. Mar. II. sch.
Nellie Woodbury., Hodgsins. Baraeoa.
NEW YoRK.-Ar. Mar 81. sch. Frank A.
Magee, Stanwood, Jacksonville.
Ar. Mar 81, sch. John Douglass, Jordan,
Woods Holl.
Ar. April 3. sch. j. NJ. Morales. Jordan.
East Greenwich.
Ar. April 4. sch. Anna W. Barker. snow-
man. Maroim.
Ar. April 4. sehs. Millie Trim. Barbour. and
Abby WATSON. Lord, Providence.
NEwroRT.-Ar. April /. sch. Clio Chilcott.
Fullerton. New York for Clark's Island.
Sid. April 5, sch. Mile Trim. Barbour.
New York.
PoRTLANn.-Sid April !, schs. Orient,
Bakeman. fenobscoi; Black Warrior, Bah
bidge. Deer Isle.
Ar Mar. 81. sch Emma, Squirting, Cranberry
Isles.
Ar April Z. schs. Silver Heels. Bulger.
Calais for New York; Ralph X. Grant,
Grant. Rockland; Allen Lewis Fernald,
Swans Island.
Ar. April 6. sch. Charlotte Buck, Smith,
Boston.
Sid. April 6, srh Franklin Pierce, Holmes,
Southwest liarbor.
PoRrsMoUrH.-Ar. April ,. sch. Allcndae.
Remick, Boston for Portland.
VINEYARD H,NEN.-Ar. Mar. 3d. sch.
Louisa smith, WebbeT, Hobokcn for Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-09
a'.i'a Quarry ''slaEy
For Sale !!
Notice Of Sale By Trustees.

WHEREAS the Collins Granite Company, Of
w East Bluehili, Maine. a corporation existing
under the laws OF Maine and having Its Office at
Portland, in said state. the second day of Jan.
uary A. H., thousand eight hundred and
eighty two, by its trust mortgage deet. OF that
date, duly executed and recor,ted In the Hancock
tonnty Registry OF Deeds, Vol. lea Folio ta3, and
In the records OF the town of Biuehiii, Book ;,
Page 500 and in the records Of the City of Port
land, Book -, Pages s5s and PAP, conveyed to
William y. Gould, OF Dcering and Byron II.
NerriIl, of Portland, both in the County of Cum
bertrand, the real estate and personal property
herein described. in trust To payment nf
certain bonds OF said corporation therein descrih
Ell, dated January ,, 4. D., 1851, and interest
thereon at six per cent per annum, payable
quarterly, and quarterly payments of 1--we hun.
dred dollars to sinking fund therefor conditioned
among ether things, that II default shall be made In
the payment of any Of said bonds the interest
thereon, or any part thereof, or the said sum of
five hundred dollars, quarter yearly At the emil Of
every quarter during the first i've years afare.
said or In the performance of any other Of the
conditions OF this deed, then II shall lie lawful Tor
the said grantees the survivor Of them and
their successors, to take actual possession Of the
property hereby conveyed. and sell and dispose
ot & sufficient amount thereof with the improve.
meats thereon 70 pay the principal aud interest of
all OF said bonds, which may then he outstanding,
amt the expenses of the trust, or larger amount
If, in their Judgment, part can not be sold with.
oui loss or injury to the whole, and the
SAID grantor It's successor or assigns. fer any
balance Of the proceeds of snch sale remain.
INK ever and above the amount required for the
ahove named purpose, such sale to he NJ public
suction, on or near the premises after three
months notice thereof. published IN new >paper
printed in said Portland, and one in the COUNTY
Uf Hancock, and without ether notice or demand
aHd whereas the conditions of said trust mortgage
deed have been broken. and the holders Of said
bonds ~ the said corporation which out
standing have heretofore requested the said
trustees TO take possession OF the said property
conveyed Ia u Ia trust and furccoss said trust
mortgage deed, and to sell said property in &c
cnrtiapce with the terms and provisions uf said
,irtri aud we the saii trustees have notified said
Raas..
session OF said property. nov therefore, ntticc
Is hereby given that We, the said trustees clajm
foreclosure ~ the said trust mortgage dced for
hrcach of it, conditions, and that our Judgment
being that part of said property sufficient to- pay
-aid outstanding bonds aud accrued interest
thcrg''n. cannot be sold without ininry to the
~ hole, We MiH -ell at
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-09
A Tribute to Payson Tucker.

An old soldier from Milo, recently drop
ped into the Grand Army headquarters a,
Portland and paid glowing tribute TO the
kind heariedness of Payson Tucker, General
Manager of the Maine Central Railroad.
"A few days ago." be said. 'the doctors told
my wife she must come TO the Maine Cen
era Hospital for treatment did not see
but she would have to 90 alone. even though
she was sick. for was too poor to pay my
fare down to Portland and back, in order 10
accompany her, but in thinking it over,
thought ! would write Mr.. Tucker and tell
him all the circumstances and see if he
would not let us have half-fare tickets, so
that l could accompany her to the hospital.
| hardly expected he would grant them. In
a few DAYS got letter from him, and what
do you suppose he said ?"
Il suppose he sent you an order for the
Tickets" said Secretary Sawyer.
mo sir ]" and the veterans voice trem-
bled. HE sent Us both passes to Portland
When l saw them | couldn't help crying.
lis nothing for some people, probably, to
get pass, but that seemed like fortune to
me-"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-09
Seen Again.

There IS much excitement along the water
front in this CITY and on the opposite side Of
the bay, SAYS the San Francisco Post. The
great sea serpent, with which many news
paper readers are familiar. has arrived aud
is iashing the waters of the harbor with his
65-toot tail. There IS no mistake about il
this time. J. L. Allen Of the Bank of Cali
foriia and other gentlemen residing in
Alameda have seen INN, and that settles IT,
According 10 Mr.. Mems statement, be aud
tie others were standing at the stern Of the
ferry boat Garden Civ on her $50 trip over
this morning, and when the steamer was at
a point betaeen The Alameda wharf and
Goa; Island black monster was sudden,
seen to lift lG-foot neck cut of the water,
surmounted by "A head resembling that of a
serpent and crowned with two huge horns.
The mouth, which was open, must have
been two feet vide, and displayed rows OF
sharp teeth. The monster carefully sur
yeyed the passing steamer. and then Owed,
at the same time bringing his tail, which
must have been 90 or 90 feet long, up into
the air and then down upon the water with
a whack, which sent the spray and foam 10
or 20 feet into the air. He repeated this per
Torrance several times at intervals Of a few
seconds. and when last seen was making a
bee line for the Alameda baths, off which
ing a, this city, the gentlemen spread ii
news, and an active lookout has since been
kept for his Temperance.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-09

unpaid after the first day Of September ut the
rate of one-half Of one per cent. a month
which shall be added to and become part Of
the taxes. Passed by the following vote: Yes,
Aldermen Davis, Joy, Morrison and Emery.
No, Alderman wymsn.
+. +. BRADY. City Clerk.
Resolved, That there be raised by taxation
the sum Of six hundred dollars for the purpose
of paying discount upon taxes collected on or
before the first day Of September, lsS5. Passed
LIST reading. Rules suspended. Passed ID
reading and finally passed by the Board of Al
dermen. +. +. BRADY.
City Clerk.
Voted that the Chief Engineer and Commit
tee on Fire Department be authorized TO
supply the Department with such hose "a
may be necessary, not TO exceed the appropria-
ton. Adjourned. +. L. BRADY,
City Clerk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-09
The Maine Central.

General Passenger and Ticket Agent + E.
Boo,hby of the Maine Central railroad has
Just issued circular letter in regard to
the transportation of bands and drum corps
accompanying excursions. The letter says
that thereafter all bands or drum corps, in
uniform, which accompany excursions for the
purpose Of furnishing music. will be charged
one-half Of the rate made to the excursion
party which they accompany. When bands
desire to make an excursion on their own ac-
cord, or are called by engagement from one
place to another special rates will be furnish
ed by this office"
The road will run great many trains
during the week of the National Encamp-
ment, and BY the courtesy Of General Man
ager Tucker tile schedules are already in
process of arrangement. This is done in
order that the officers of the Grand Army
may examine the lime tables and make
suggestions Of any changes they ma, deem
advisable Their ideas will be followed
whenever possible.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-09
Saath Haarerk.

Saath Haarork.
The wild Geese" season has opened
promisingiy for our sporsmen. Mr.. Rufus
Young leads the list in the number OF geese
bagged thus far.
The familiar facrs Of our medical talent
are seen once more in our midst. One re-
turns laden with the honors Of highly
successful graduation. Rumor has it, tina,
he will shoil, settle IN another town where
favorable outlook is presented.
The ice is fast leayin. our shores and
several Of our ,ownsmen. who do business
upon the great waters have left for their
respective vessels.
--Haucock people are awaiting with deep
interest the outcome of the negotiations now
pending between the NJ. c. X. X. ard the
project OF consolidated line and the en-
trance O. foreign steamers To this port.
The deep religious interest in the com
munity SUI continues. ThirtythTee CON
versions are reported. Next Sunday hap-
iism will occur at 10 \. ". and IN the after
noon and evening the Easter services, post
poued on account Of bad weather and sick
ness. will take place.
Bids for the mail route have all been
sent IN Mr. Mcfarland who has SO
efficiently served the community, a. mail
carrier. did not bid. the rev route max
ing it an inconvenience which the proceed,
could hardly offset
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-09
-9I7I9l79177''-7 -
" hopping Cough.

Wells Health Remover restores health an
vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Headache, Nervousness
Debility. 81.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-09
Gard to the Public.

MessrS. Editors Allow me TO say to the
public through YOUR paper that the libcious
article in the Portland Press Of March II,
concerning me, said TO be copied from the
ELLSWORTH AMERICAN. is false in every par
or elsewhere Ia b. second Advent preacher.
II i not true that | wa, found railing at Evan
gclical Christianity" and challenge proof.
A. to the Old lady who, It j. said. charges me
with abusing her, she lies If she says 50. as
can prove by her own relatives. As to my
having been given one week IN which to
leave the Island. Mr.. Morse said, February
-, that there was no trouble. and that could
stay a. hong a. | pleased shall soon have
some more to say that will be found Of inter
est. and assure my friends that the parties
responsible shall be brought 10 justice.
FRANZ g. PLUNMER.
Port CLYDE March -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-09

10. Br00ksv1Ile.
We have been visited this week by three
of Hancock eounty's lawyers. to wit: nipp
of Bluehill, Warren Of Castine and Spofford
of Deer Isle. and have listened to much con-
Trajectory evidence from the witnesses at
tending the court.
The sch'r Rienzi, Chaito. sailed for
Portland the last day Of March.
The Eggemoggin Reach is clear Of ice
and vessels are passing through.
Capt. John B. Gray has sold the sch'r
Canton to James Condor.
Samuel A. Holland is preparing TO
build new dwelling house the coming sea-
son.
John B. Grsy's health is so poor that
his friends fear he will not recover.
Haskell W. Gray is building very
nice boat of about i've tons burthen.
e. N. Howard Is comfortably situated
in his new house.
April 6.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-09
Meeting Of the City Government.
ALDERMEN's Room. !
Monday. April 6, 1885.


Mayor in chair.
Aldermen present, Wymsn, Davis, Joy.
Morrison and Emery.
Geo. W. Newbegin WAS elected Auctioneer.
The City Marshal was appointed Trusnt
Officer.
c. 5. Slower was elected Constable at Large.
Petition Of c. McGown and others for
sidewalk on Washington street, referred to the
Street Commissioner and the Committee on
Highways TO take such action rs they deem
proper.
Report Of Street Commissioner read and ac-
cepted.
Voted that the Mayor draw his warrant in
payment Of Road Rolls, il found correct, and
that j. A. MeGown, Collector Of Taxes, be ari-
thorized to pay said Rolls.
Order relating to Tsxes-Ordered by the
Board of Aldermen, that the Assessors Of
Taxes be and are hereby instructed to commit
the tax lists for 1885 to the Collector ON or BE-
fore the first day of June next, and that an
abatement Of six per cent. be made to al
those who voluntarily pay their taxes on or
before the first day Of July next, and that IN
abatement Of three per cent. be paid to oil
those who voluntarily pay their taxes after
the first Of July and before the flrst day Of
September. And Il is further ordered that i'm
tercst shall be collected on IN taxes remaining
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-09

Ask for " ellis Rough on CorDs." lic. Quick,
complete Hard or soft coIns, warts, bunions
Rough on Pain POr0used Plaster:
,trpn,rthsntn., inprnyc,I the Iast for harl "a che
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-09

w..t couId.,oro
'"'s '.i"0a INC, ''''''' '.i'' 'F''i- ~,
has no, shown man, signs Of IN j. a searci-
" nf hay and some .itilc revival of hu,in,,,
lae lobster fishermen ale basil, cusa., 1 Ia
getting their traps ready. and the vessels
~ 's~"'''"~ 10 move --o'e = a''A1! ''''''
r.
Herman Smith wlli start h.s saw and
'.'"S'r '"',' ~ N's sum ,'''' a'n',,''', ~
.h-' att '"'"2 e sun h''F ''"h "iu''" ~
rututn.. the entire .e..au
1i.'- > l. t'A! "i''"- Or,H 'tFo'H'-
~ I''N' master '.' 'Hc p''' "'n.e " 'n''
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-09
Season Of

1874 was one OF much sickness, and as this was
the season when BvoHn's .Sarsafarila was first
introduced among strangers, it was called on to
stand many severe tests. II did al claimed
and more While it was guaranteed to are axy
case Of Kidney, Lfaey, or Bleed disease, /, not
only kept this claim good, but took M. Sanford
P6i!5yeoS, Nc. Da!tos 81, Bangor. ir9o kai
efren " aork, ieen f,oaoaree,i GONE 1ritA
Consumption, and eayeG han. II .a,td Ras!
HsisoH' trader of South Levant, Of Dst<tsiG
after lie had hT1d for ssseks on crackers and
DTiE. Cured h,. 4. 7. Farmer, OF Asthma,
after he had become unable to act as juryman.
Cured some serious diseases in Dexter, Maine.
which were brought to light by the Eastern
State and if You are i'll, reader, remember
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-09

Died in lowell Mass, Jan. -. Addie NJ.
Thompson, Youngest daughter of Mr.. Geo.
Thompson Of orlani. aged Il wears, II months.
She hal passed most % her time for seven
wears in Lowell in COMPANY with her sister
Hattie. Her remains Were brought 10 her
home in orland, anu placed in the tomb.
She leaves large circle 81 friends to mourn
her cnriy death for ,he had formed many ac-
quaintancc> in the lat few year>. Her los
fall- hva, lis on her widow a, mother. and her
sister Hattie
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-09

Season Of the year, persons in middle hfe, ana.
especially those who have Poor, s2fggiss B3aai,
find themselves affected with many ia which, al.
though not dangerous in themselves, are the
cause Of great deal Of suffering. Bsils, Risg-
ascyms, Csiisinns, and Coll Hands asa Fes',
are among the most common and can only be
reached tsyoasA he Bleed, Liter, Or Kiiaers
II you will use Byeseas ,sarsafGrill1, YOU viii
stimulate the digestive organs; give yigor TO the
flow OF blood; open to healthy action the dor
mant Liver and Kidneys, and thoroughly purge
the whole system. Then viii your rest be sweet
er, the nervous system fspt in tune, the great
waste OF body made good, ability to labor. as well
as the vitality Of the body viii be largely increased
and life better in every way We call attention
to the facts that the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-09


certain HattH pHttt' % iah' Win az me huIh
i'-> am " 1tiN'S ti't'on Nh'4 "S sali corpora
,''h ~ INC '''t 81 ~ S1i '"Hf'H A"'t :" "a stu"
VIII Z" t.' wv % n't'l'ilr ,."''i ~ f'h'"FA An'
'.'t' r. 'iA,"'' N"U"h - 'hf Nr1 tohafA iatih'
"' 81 - 't ,, :, 80 =" >" "SN.untn- q, "
'''hi >'aA' ae -",h'~' III ttt SEA >hor' near the
'N">f i'''"''2 "l "'u'- 'i't = IN" GA we tA>'
'.f' r. @'i nov or i"ilntf't rl " at~ph tld lbAf
ti' N"itn y W. -'N'"tA -r'~ti f,'lr - = -taAt
I"' Nt,'iNS' meme ny ~ahi "u-,h- lAIr' NORTH
i-'-' t''''.Tch r"i@ anu t'sh"tu FnNs I" ,nfntr
th'te"l, !h'heF ny tlua 81 f-hEat'rth :. Mark
N"rth = "Y~t ninety h'it rus anu eighteen Ennis
:" a',.' q, '"Hn ~, 'ufts, thence hs said { ntt~
1'"t N"t"' - "'rt "'' hHi"irr'i AMI zen rn'ls 10
corner 81 an'i az Leonard tandaSr thence by
~Hld tdhdaSe ahi North q hast ans thru" ro'i-
- -taAf amt -'Hh'- thrn't IN land q tandSSe
aHt others NnutH y f-a~t ihrtt humIct H'd
ut''r" nrl- :" inc sen shore theme "h the -hurv
N"N'h - "'~t twenty r"'i~ thrnCf south .s''
Nv>i th'ft' stN r|l- {" ne wharf thrHrr "a fhr
>h"n N"Nth ~ "'9t tn'tt' 'nr'r F"'is Z" th' m"n'h
"i ~hhtH HIH"A- i't"Sr North ~ Wet tNNt
r'"i- amt iNrhG NHNH g" Il ~tak" and st,tc-
THERE" south 9 West two r,b- and fifteen ilHA- 10
in' DtA'' "! 'N'-i""lhS. containing "Er hundred
t'W 9"iftt'n t'ft@. more ''r les. and being the
&r-t m n" tt''v' n ''iN 'i'-tf'"'i r .h7'. nj
t"htt~ " N'H'r t' -dtj "WpHHN att"i Mt.
~ '-'-. '"t i","u'" iu iAr iia"e"rA Et~i-f't VT
~. i'.''> ~ ! '-' 40
t'-' ''iL'.N ''"t "i t"iIf'i ui H''t Ni;.i jf.r
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.- 5t.l. 49,. r.i.,, t1 -.,,f h, J, ~, t.l ~. d.,
t4. t;.4.,r,.,l 4. ,i-.. rt,.i.. III W., '-..,.l 'r
.t.t dissertation t,.r.uf tiI -.r.I k.,,,ti.. iI
.1aH ,,r,Isn, ,,lt, D.. -fi,r.,-,'.j ais. ,r,I,,,
b.. t,. ,s..,t, .l....-rt,t,,,r az f,,,, utu.l.r H.,
'"'Ml' Yith ~ 81. UmaIin-, au' "har. thcrr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-09
During This

Season Of the year the system is in greater dan
ger from fatal disease than at any other time
When the cold weather comes, the PORES Of
the skin, always open in warm weather, are part
ly closed up, and the waste material usually pass
ing off through this channel, is sent to the Kid
neys and Bowels.
As we cat richer, heartier food in the winter,
the amount Of waste material to be carried away
Is increased, and therefore greater amount Of Ia
Dor is thrown upon the Kidneys, Liver, and Blood
This brings out the weak points Of these or
sans, and Pains ia Back, Dyarixg Ds,rn
Pains, Tired Feeifng, ClHis, Neuralgia,
Cata,yA, Bii,oasnsSs, Constipation, and Con-
sawffioH, together with minor ills such as Coat
a. Tongue, Bitter, Soar TASTE, Bad Breath,
Drgsrsiness, Dissinsss, Sc, are the prevailing
troubles Of winter. The
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-09
The Planets in April.

My'cury vii, be he evening >'ar dun 2
the month Of April until the 27th, and h.
srsaie>t eastern ciongstion viii take place al
A II. 90 the s3h, The present i the
ma>I favorable tine OF the Yea. for ob-erNa-
non Of 'hls planet by the naked eye. Ga
the 9th at 10 r, NJ. be i IA inferior CON
junction with Venus He sets % the fr>t
s1on after 100 T.. VI. and On tie 30,h BE-
arises AT $50 \. NJ Jupiter j. evening star
dufug the month. SETS On lie 1t Al 3ij \.
NJ, and IN the 50 h at \. NJ. Saturn is
eyrnn. star. anG, a, = the case wit. Jupl-
ter, IS nearly statIonar, ia the heavens dur
ns the month. lie sets on the first soon
after II r. NJ. and on the 30th al abou, 10
PM. Neptune is esering star and fas, ar
preaching the sun. He sets on the lst al
about $50 +. NJ. and on the Both al 80 r. NJ.
Uranus = evening star and can still be seen
with the unslded exc He sets on the l,t
shortly after \. NJ. and on the 3o;h he sets
soon after 3 A.. NJ. Venus /. morning star,
is very near the sun and will soon pass be
.ond tina. iuminarf. She rises on the lst
at 5:lj \. NJ. and on the 3Oth at AS A. NJ
Mars !, morning star, rises on the Isl about
80 \. NJ. and on the 30th soon after 4 L.
VI.
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Otis.
Town meeting March 80, resulted as
follows:
Moderator l. Moore.
Clerk &C. Otis.
Selectmen & Assessors-F. W. Fogg.
Peter ]. Anderson, F. J. Jeliison.
Oyerseer Of Poor VIM b. Remick.
Treasurer-c. Otis.
Collector. ]. Hopkins
Supervisor-O c. Tibbetts
For schools, $3.50
For poor, 200
Town debt, 800
County Buildings; YES. 80