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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-29
Citation by Publication.

In the District Court of Bexar County,
TnE STATE OF TExAs-To the Sheriff or any
Constable of Bexar Court1h. Greeting;
You are hereby commandments by making
publication of this citation In some newspaper
published in the County of Bexar once In each
week for four consecutive weeks previous TO
the return day hereof you summon Thomas l..
Walden, whose residence is unknown, to be
and appear ut the next regular term of the
District Court of Bexar County, to be holden
ut the courthouse thereof, In the City of san
Antonio, ON the first Monday in September
next, the same being the eth day of September
A. ID. 1886, then and there to ans yer petition
filed in said Court ON the 18th day OF July, A.
ID. 1885. in a suit numbered 23l5, ON the docket
of said Court, wherein Annie Walden is plain
till and Thomas l.. Walden is defendant
defendant were lawfully married In San Anto-
Mo- Texas, on the 18th day of January, 1882;
that they lived happily together for II short
drunkard, spent what little he earned in
drinking, and at last failed to furnish petit
toner with even the necessities of life, and
left her alone and helpless In the City of San
Antonio; that such outrages and cruel treat
ment are of sucha character as to render their
living together insupportable.
Wherefore she prays that. upon hearing,
the bonds of matrlmony heretofore existing
between her and defendant be dissolved and
for all costs in this behalf expended
Herein f ts s n9d put have hay yon before said
hereof, this writ, with your return thereon,
showing how you have executed the same.
Witness, George X. Dashiell, Clerk OF the
District Court OF Bexar County.
Given under my hand and the seal of said
court ut Office, In the City OF San Antonio, this
4th day of August, A. ID. 1886.
GEORGE Il. DASIIIELL,
Clerk District Court, Bexar County.
| by NJ. YTuRRi. Jr.. Deputy.
Issued August 4. 1885.
6EoRGE H. DAsmIELL, @. ID. G. II. O.
BY M. YrpRhi, Jr., Deputy.
Came to hand August 4. 1885, at Q o'clock D.
| M, and publication ordered same day In the
| San Antonio Light
Il. A. STEVENS,
Sheriff. Bexar County
by W. g. NJ. SAMUEL, Deputy.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-29
DAN COTTON II.
COTTON & BOLTON.
AUCTIONEERS I'D COMMISSION MERCHANTS
2. a and w. Houston St.. at Bridge.
SECONDHAND FURNITURE BOUGHT HND SOLD.
JOHN II. Boil ON


Ioa oa find advantage before purchasing soOs0e
Assortment Of NEW AND SECOND HAND HOUSEHOLD
Prrr Suits BROom Sas DHigHu Kitchen and Office Fnhs cciey
md
andn oada;C and
all
andB TroofSa
miscellaneous TO
that wild e
prices rthin Of everybody
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-03-11

Der We6fel in Der Mbminiitras
tion tpirb aud Der rgroBen @eieGf6aft1
5u Wafbington einen an6erett Mnifri9
geben. Serren unb Oainerr, ipel1e tpdbz
renb ben leBten Sabreit auf ben parquets
6er Salons beimif6 tparet unb ben
pSom1 angegeben baben, riifen fi1
gum Nb5ug uHb elm lleues Clement, bors
nebmli6 bic f6mar5baarigen unb alutb=
dugigen 56Dnen bes fDnnigen 6iibem,
tpir6 balb utlbef1rdntt berrf1em. Son
Nem ODrf fommt bic Gunbe, baB bort
BON ariifofratifGen 5d6nen bes alten
yirginien gang ponp05e 8efeIungen
an Soiletten fir lift @ieberauftreten in
Wafbimgto1 gen1a9t ipor6en finb. Die
perte Dame i'm 2a1be" tpir6 6ie i1naz
frduli9e S1meffer glebelanbs feir,
tuel6e als nMifreB" in's n@eiBe
9aus@ ein5ieben tpirt. BON ben tpabr>
f9einli6en Cabinets ts=MitgIie6ern brin>
gen Manning, gilas unb Wbitnep id0ue
unb geiitrei6e Grauet mad Ma1bington
unb Baparb cine bubble aber febr err
centrif6e So6ter. Die 8attin bes Sc
nator 2amar itarb fiirslid; Serr @arz
Lamb mobnt BEL feiner alien, mnb Der,
groBen @elenf1aft unaugdngli6en
Mfutter; SenatDr BaDarb's Satin iit
frdnfli1 unb meiitens ans 6aus gez
bun6en un6 gti6ter gnbieott's Satin
iou Der Sppus Der reierbirten Neuzgng=
lGnberin feitt.
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9amprrhui uisen 6etlmittel.

S6morrboi6en baben genobnIid berber.
aebenbe Sdmsr3en i'm @iidsn, 9enoen unb Sen,
llnterleibe, 70 bab Der Yatient slaubt feline Size.
rem, Ooer bic nadfen Oraane' ieiem in einem
franfbaftrn 8uftanbe. 8eitweiie iinb 8eidem
bon llnberoaulidteit sesenmartis, als BID.
buns, llnbsbaslidteit bss @iasens &C. Cine
s5eudtisteit tuie Sdusib, Elm unansenebmes
Suden berborrufenb. nadbem man iDarm
ipirb, III elm setpSbnli9er 8esIeiter. Blinbe,
bIutise uno iudenbe Sdmorrboiben psrbe,,
bu,9 einmalisen @ebraud BON Dr. Botanic .
Sdmorrboioen Seilmittel, tpeldes bireft anf bic
tranfbaften Siellen einiuirtt, bic 9umor ab.
iorbirt. bas beftise Suden beieitist uno cine
oansrnOe Seilune berborbrinst abseiielit.
YreiS 30 Gents. Abreffire 9be Or. Botanic
Mebieine Co., Yiqua, Cbio.
8erfaaft bel fS. sfaIteber e. Con.
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Cages ; 0ae,tigteiten.
SnIan a n s..

- Die Bel BRADFORD, pa., befinbz
li9e gtitro @lpcerin Gabrif 1T bur1
cine Grploiion 5erit0rt tpDr6en. 3mei
Menf9en fatnen ums 2eben.
- eyn NetD Sort traf cine Depef1e
elm, nod Der bic Staten BON gentral>
amerifa fi6 au einer Union bereinigt
baben.
Sci 9ieipbursb, q. g., iinb brei
pulDermiiblen in bic 2uft geflDgen unb
mebrere Menf1en babel untgefommen.
Sn 0urant, Miff., linb 3 farbige
2in6er berbrannt, bic BON ibren Gltern
eingei1lofiem tpurbem. 3tpei weiBe
Gnaben, iuel6e bic Ginber 5u retten
fu6ten, baben f6mere 8ranbpunben
babon getragen.
sSnt gittsburger Goblen6iffrift
baben bpn IL, 200 Bergleuten 5000 bic
Mrbeit eingefellt.
Der @Duberneur BON Mifouri
bat Nsili5 na9 SebaIia beorbert, um
oas gigentbumt Der gifenbabn au i6iis
ben.
- 3uil1en benz @ouoerneur Marz
iaabufe bon Mifouri unb benz Ranbi=
oaten fit bas st. 9ouiier Maporsamt,
Sol. &aintpater, 1T cine Iebbafte Rons
trouerfe i'm @ange, bic mod febr interei=
iant au tuerben beripri@t. Ser @ous
berueur bat ndmli1 ben Neportern bic
bef9porene Musfase zines 6. pate
iibergeben, in tpelder berfelbe feffellt,
baB Hainpater, ber 8oriBer bes Poliz
aeiratbes mar, i'm Sabre 1875 BON ben
profefionellen 6pielern Gelb erbielt,
bamit iie ibre 9duier offen baIten fonn-
ten. NaintDater erfldrt bas @an3e fur
gemeine 2iige unb fugt 6in3u, bab Der=
ienige, 6er fol1en @eri1ten Nerbreis
tung giebt, lei er Gambler ober Son.
Derneur, nod idledter 1T, als Der llr.
beber berielben.
- Sn ber erfen ifattgebabten 2abis
tetsfibung finb nur neue grnennungen
3ur 6pra6e getommen, bic 3ur tpirfias
men Giibrung Der @ef6dfte in ben De-
partements notbuenbig fein fo0en. Man
ertuartet bemna6 cine Ianse 2iite BON
Noniinationen.
Musfanb.
- Bon paris tpiro cine @paltung
5tpii1en benl Glannerp un6 No1a Glus
gel Der iriiden &eDolutiondre gemelbet.
= NuBlanb aiebt ieine Sruppen aug
bem 3aufaius iad gentralaiien.
- Der Mabbi fon Rbartum berlafs
len baben, neil ct befiir1tet, bon eifers
fii9tigen Geinben erinorbet 5u tperben.
Die Nadri9t, baB unter ben &es
belen l1neinigteit berridt, entifammt
iebenfalls englif9en Quellen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-03-11

Grau gegenhber. 0aben Sic BERN
aIein feine Mugen fit bieie @66nbeit
unb Mnnutb, bic ielbit Die robeften
Sbrer @ameraben enttpaffnet, baB
sic ibren Mnblid iGeuen, als
brd6te er Sbnen irsen6 Elm ums
gliid2 Wean ibr Magen nur in Der
Gerne fi9tbar tpirb, febren sic Tim un6
tpei9en ibm aus; tpenn iie boriibers
reitet, treten Sic in's erlfe bette 6aus,
uno i'd tpette, sic MAIDEN nur besbalb
ben tdgli9en l1mgang Bel ber Wobnung
6es Direcors boriiber, neil sic ibr
briiben am Parfgitter einmal begegnen
f6nnten unb bann in bic Notbtpenbigz
feit fdmen, fie griiBen 5u miKen. 8.
iiber bieirn farren glaKenbaB, Ser 1elbF
bic Grau nidt berl6ont! Sd ipieberbole
.es Sbnen, Sic finb elm entieBlider
Menfd!
lllri6 i6tpieg; ct lieB ipiber feline
@euobnbeit Die 8oripirfe iiber iib er=
geben, ubne au9 nur cine @ilbe au
ertpibern, un6 beftdrfte 9errn Mil6ers
babur6 in oem glldli9en Wabne, baB
ieine 8orfellunget bod enbli9 einmal
ettpas geniibt bdtten. @rnlltbigt ba=
6ur9, begant ct bon Neuem:
I'm nun aber auf ben Sauptgegen=
ffanb 5uriid5utomnen = bas Sai6ens
tu1 -
Was tpeiB i9, mo bas Ding geb!iebem
1T! unterbra9 ibn l1lri9 raub. Gs
tpirb berloreit gegangen iein, pber bic
Martba uirb es 3uriidgegeben baben.
Sd ipeiB ni6ts babon!
(Gortiesuns foIst.)
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Mmerifani1dhe lsumben fir ne

- Mmerifanii9e pumpen fir ben
Suban. Befanntli1 bat bic englif1e
Resierung bic Mnlesung elmer Maferlsis
tung .bur6 bic afrifanif9e Wnte bon
6uafim nod 8erber angeoronet. Sn=
terefant .iit bet 1mftanb, baB bic ges
nannte @esierung nit Der Nep.Yorf
Girma 0enrp &. Wortbiugton einen
Contract sur 2ieferung Der bierfiir n6z
tbigen punlpen abgef9lofen bot. Oieie
Girma bat bic groBen, in ben amerifa=
nifben Dell 2eituneetl aur gsrpenbung
fommenoen pumpen geliefert unb ers
fldrt, 6aB bic 9eritellung bon pumpen
fiir cine Walierleitung tpie bic bon Der
englii9en Hegierung in Musf9t senom=
meme ni6t bic nlinoeften 6mwieriafeiz
ten beruria9e. Die Diitan3 bon SUD-
Tim nod Berber 1T in geraocr 2inie
26O Mseilen. Wtail beabf6tist, an Der
@6brenleitung spifden bieien beiben
Orten etipa ale 80 Mei!en cine pums
penitaiion au erridten, in pelter f9
ein Sammelreierboir nebft atpei pums
ben befinben foll. Cine Der beite0ten
1T bereits nod gnglanb abseeangem.
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(Gortiesuns foIst.)

grofeifor 6. u. 9onalbiOn, be-
ri6tet i'm 2ouisbille, 2entudp. rGou=
rier : Sournal1, baB ct a6t3ebn Sabre
an rbeumatii6en S@mer3eit gelitten
babe un6 sebntauienb Dollars unniiber
Weiie arsgegeben babe. gfad6em ct
bic beifen Aer3te sebrau9t, bic beriibm=
teifen 8dber un6 bic beridiebeniten
electrifden Npparate un6 9eilmittel
obne @rfolg angetpanbt babe, nta6te er
einen Derfu9 nit ct. Safobs Del,
tuel6es i'm bollifdn6ig ipieberberfteate.
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gBidtis fit ansipanoerer.

@rOse Yreiseru,abisuaa N Ger l1eberfahrt.
Der ilnter3eihnete III ermadtist YaTaae.
f9eine, freie 8et0fisuns einsef 9Iolen, bon Bre.
men mad San Amtonio fiir $24. 10 fir crtpaMs
fene @erlouea aits3ufeuen. Rin6er unter IL
Snbren aobIen bic SdIfte.
Der 4reis fiir bie @eife bon Gan Mntonio
nad Bremen betr6st nur nod einidIiebIi9
frtier NeI0figuug $40.35.
Gerner 1ilIets att ernieOrigten Yreifen bon
antperpen, 9abre, 2iperpooI, Ancenstown,
Sdneben, Ddnemart un6 Mortpesen nad Gan
Mnfonio upb anrad.
Ndbtres 81 erfabrsn bel
6. @riefenbed,
22,f f,tutu Yafase asent, Gan antonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-03-11

= @ldn5en6e Mugen, blibenbe Wans
gen unb elm leidter elaftiider @dritt
iinb dubere 3ei9en bon @eIunbbeit
unb @tdrfe. Snbalioen, Die an 2eber=
ober Merenbef6merben, .ober Dpspepfie
Iei6en, f6nneH f6nen in biefen beneiz
benswertbeH 3uifano periebt perben,
burd ben @ebrau1 bon Whfbler's 5
Rrduter Bitters. @eorg Reaep BON
Serfep @itp, 6eifen Geiunbbeit burd
eilen f9meretl Sal BON yfierengries
aerriittet ipor6en mar, tpurbe lit furaer
3eit Der @eiunobeit unb 2raft bur1
ben @ebrau6 oieier Mebisin tpieber,
gegeben.
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Qein,io Ser 0od,nerrothshro,

X 2eipaig. Ser 0o6berratbspro3eb
gegen Sanfen unb &nipper 1T beenoist,
Sani1en lit gu 8 Sabr 3udtbaus unb
Rnipper freigeipro6en tpor6en. Sanis
fen bette unteroffisiere in OiFelborf
beifoden, ibm ben Mobilma9ungsplan
Der perf1iebenen Nrmeecorps 3u Der.
f6affen unb stuar permittelf Na9t=
f9liKel.
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1rptire es felbh.

Ser 9etpeis fir bic Site bes Yubbins beitebt
nidt I'M Rauen bes @arnes, fonsern in 8e.
nhtuns ber 6elesenbeit 3um 8ertoFen beHel.
ben. 8. aalteber & CON, bic apotbeter, baben
cine HrobeFai4e bon Or. 8pianfo's Sufen.
unb 2unsen. Shrnp, fit Seben, Der nit Suifen,
Grfdltunsen, afbma, S9pinbiudt obsr Gun.
senfrantbeit geplaet 1T.
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g2rphiner 0fhhnfnten xHe,

preOiaer, Moofaten, 6fentli6e
Nebner un6 Sdnger beifdtigen Die Mns
f9t bes allgenleinen pubiifums in Be=
aug auf NDer' gberrDs peetoral. sic
alle fageu, es lei bas bette Mittel gegen
alle Rrantbeiten Der Stinlm=O Orgarte,
ber 2eble unb ber 2uuse.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-03-11

Ser an Der Waibington abenue
uno SarffraBe, Nlbanp, q. g., tpobs
nenbe apotbeter gbas. $. Gaus fagt
In Beang auf Dr. Muguf 26s
nigs 9amburger- GamiIie NJ
Me iainen: biefe berrli1en Gaus.
mittel erfreuen fib GROCER Beliebtbeit.
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europa ilnb 9era8.

Sett it bic 3eit mad Guxopa
81 reifep ober 8erpanbte mad
3eras tommeu ~ Iafen. Dur4.
biIIets IN 8iuif9snoe6 gu foleeabeu Yrti'en:
Antperbeu, Bremen, ganburs.
Bon San aIntonio $4e.3
Rad Gan Anteuio :. ~. $34 Ii
Direfte Dur9biIsts BON europa mad ieoen
YIatf IN 9uaa iinb berbdItniemdbig billis 3u
babeu BEL -. q. 9ottst0s agent,
q. gsblert, @a1nge gIerf,
4,2,t ~ BeF.G F.Gommereefry San antouio
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= Ser Dampfer rMlamo" bon Der
MfalorDs2inie, Der GaIpefon am 4.
nit % pailagieren unb elmer 2abuna
i'm Wertbe bon 5000, 900 perlie6, fiji
an Der &ife ber Sorttgas SnieIn feff.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-03-11

- gu e:ner iungen Trau, bie iebr
oft in bic Slide fam, fagte Bic R66in:
rSagen Sc mir nur urn Mlles in ber
Welt, Maban1e, mat sc fbon tuie6er
In Der Gide molen2 - Bon Bet So.
den oerifeben Sc nif6t, unb an Sbrer
geieli9aft 1T mir bod jar nii9t se=
leqen."
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GDafirmatioms Sln5iise au allen
preiien in gr6Bter MustpabI Bel
Snsfe Bros.

- Sn port Sab iinb peitere itaIiez
nif9e 3riegsidiffe nit 6 SOrpebobooten
angefomtnen.
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xn9esfroaen

Warum fann Sim Sart 10 BIZ
Zig perfaufen?
Weil sr feine Sbeilbaber unb
9teiienbe bat unb alles fit Baar
perfauft. 81 banbelt naA benz
Sose: uRleine prpFte utb grcbe
. gtnnabmen."
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Sin MpOtbcfer
Aibt 4cmamif.

goplIaritdt Ii ber eisren 9eimat 1T ni6t i,nner
Sin 1epets ron 8srbienit, aber mil GtcIs pcen mir
boranf fin, bab feline onoere Mr5nei ii i'm eiSne's
Drte, Gtaate, 2anbe unb aberau 10 ensemeimen
Beifolf err1nrbeu hot mic :
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Mner'S @aria{ariua a.

6oIsentex Brief ron eirem unierer befannteaen
Mpst5eter II gsafd9ufetts 1T fir ieben aeibenben
uost 5hiereiIe:: - 4
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-07-23
MI, Fugene Hale. Harding, sailed from

! Big Eugene Hale, Harding, sailed from
p ..t,u July Is for Sierra Leone.
Bark Mary {. Hale, Higgins. arrived at
t43utera from Laguayra, June -.
Mr.. f. !. Perry and wife of Washington.
u q. are visiting Mrs. Parker Perry, in this
citv.
The remains OF +. Augustus Stone, who
i;,-l in >urry last Saturday were taken 10
R.,crly Mass, Monday, for interment.
booner Mile Trim, Barbour. from
la. klll,,i foe Providence, put into Province
town. Jul, Il. with large fin back whale in
tow. which she picked up Sunday 10 miles
east Of Highland Light. The whale belonged
f.. steamer Fannie Sprague.
The first train over the new suspension
I,5I.. III s. John consisted OF a locomotive
Ala f,, fiat ears. II passed across Monday
,a.fnaan General Manager Cram. of the
\a Brunswick Railway. ran the engine and
n.4e, prominent railroad men were aboard
b, thr train.
The Boston Trdre'ler characterizes the
several prominent summer resorts as follows
IL.
as. mp>t ho-pitablc and aristocratic Saratoga
,a,. I.,,'ie.l and most democratic. while Long
Branch and Coney Island are rivals in wicked.
u.,,."
", arc indebted to the editor and pub
H-htl Hon. Joseph W. Porter. for No |, Vol.
Iuf 'le Bangor Historical Magazine. issued
.a4Fgry neat style from the press Of II. A.
u8 The initial number Of th, monthly
periodical shows it to be a work of great value
uHf vu.' To the historian, but 10 all interested
Eastern Maine. Price ~ year
Judge Geo. +. button Ia. commenced
tearing down the ell to his residence on Main
street and VIII rebuild it, besides making
d number Of Improvements in the main build
ing In thi- connection an old citizen recall,
an Incident which occurred at the time this
AHu~e was built, sixty years ago. The lot was
purchased II the late Theo. Jones. Esd. by
Deacon samuel Duttou. when the frame " a.
zap. Mr.. Hi Colby. the builder standing near
ns, END Of the ridge pole. said
This = fine frame and it deserves good
name. What shall We call it, Mr. Jcs,c
.l,li>nu. one of the workmcn standing near
me other end of the risigrpolc replied
'..Inre- i, done. Dutton has begun We will
name il for him with a bottle Of Rum" here
80 g bottle # good old New England Rum was
broken on the frame and the work Of building
went on.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-07-23

Tho water in Union river ha> held up
longer than usual TIL, season but j. now rap
iiy falling.
The farmers are all busy having. The cut
promises lea Dee larger than last season. The
recent rain, have greatly increased the growth.
Nj lenucl Moore mot with very ,ad
and PAINFUL accident last Monday. d, ha, ng
ore of hi, ,,c- hooked ont by 3 COW. H. had
pr, iou.i, lost the ,i-ht Of the other eve. thu
maxim. him totally blind. He ha- the ,ymps-
thy 40 the entire community in hi great aiiiic-
item.
Mr. \. ". Eli. ha- large force Of men
at work on hi now house and it !, progressing
rapidly. Mr.. Henry Moore /, architect ami
builder and When completed it will hc AN or
nam, mt to our village.
R,Y. &. :. Wilder Of Bangor Theological
seminary, who j. supplying the churches Of
Holden and pc,iham. preached here on sun
d.y "a exchange with Nj. Towuc.
.ac Young people Of the church and so
g..s, are about Ia form society OF Christian
End,a,or." The Young people have an inter
,-iin- weekly prayer meeting and they hopc 10
a.ii lu it, interest and u>cfun,>> 10y the forma-
lion of thi> society,".
The social event Of lat week was the
marriage on saturday evening Of Ma Mary
Bennett 10 Mr. Cha. JOY The wedding WA
"a quiet one Al the Residence II Tho BRIDE
father. Nj. Levi Bennett. only immediate
friends 81 the fanil, being present. Rev :.
H. Tow ue the brides pastor performed the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-07-23
Maiihan.

With regret We report that on the 18th
INST, Mrs. Eli Colby was Frustrated BY
shock OF paralysis, completely paraIyziny
one side OF the body. DR.. Swett of Els
worth who is her medical attendant saws
mat II another shock can be prevented. he
mas hopes of partial recovery at least. Two
oil the family have died from the above
named cause. Mrs. Colby is a lady very
much respected by all who know her. In
health she was ever ready to share the pleas
afes oil Others, or when sickness came among
US We always found in her one to sympa-
thIze and assist and now that she herself
needs the help of Others it is most volunta-
riiy gwen. Mrs. Colby's sister, Mrs. Jeli-
son, OF Ellsworth is taking care of her.
Mr.. Colby and family have the sympathy of
the whole community.
MIR. Charles Harper and family Of Am
herst have moved into the "Dickey house"
so called, Mr.. Harper's moving into town
makes quite an addition to Waltham's pop
nlaiion.
Miss Hattie kingmsn is in Ellsworth
making brief visit,
Alden Haslam has enlarged his accom-
modatlons for hay.
A large amount of hay was housed last
week. The farmers report the crop as far
better than last season.
Parties are now at work finishing the
Iown-house and hall.
MIR. Moses Haslam has had the misfor-
tune 10 have part of one finger sawed off
j. II. H." has returned home from the
Maine General Hospital much improved in
health. J. II. II.
July Il.
From the Working Club. Johnnie In
ga.ls drew a valuable quit which he pre-
scented to his grandmother. Prudence Has
lam. Soon after drawing the quilt he was
offered 50 for it,
Thursday a very large moose was seen
hv several inhabitants of this town. lie
crossed the road and is supposed 10 be the
same one seen IN Orland the first Of that
week
Wellington Haslam has bought his old
homestead back again which he sold to Al
dis and Roscoe llaslam last autumn.
SFiIG>YI.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-07-23
The American Agriculturist for August,
1885,

Contains great variety OF original ful-page
and smaller engravings, illustrating noted
farms and farm animals, fruits, convenient i'm
elements, domestic contriyances. etc. Rev E.
p. Roe and Mr.. A. S. Fuller discourse on
Strawberries: Joseph Harris continues hi,
Walks and Talks. and gives hints on the Pre-
yentian and Cure of Foot Rot in Sheep Cur
ing Clover. Hay. etc. Col. Weld writes a de-
.eription of the La Fe Apiary of st. Domingo.
and contributes notice of the late VIM.
MComhie, and the Angus Doddies. D. d. L.
Moore discusses the merits of Small Farms
DIR. Thurber tells about new Insect Enemy
of the Pea, with other horticultural articles.
Henry Stewart furnishes most useful article
on Taking off and Treating Hide; also notes
about Lahor-saying Implements and Contriy.
Range. Joel 5. Munson, of Wisconsin, de.
,cribcs new Hay Derrick. l.. C. Root gives
his excellent bee Notes" for August. David
W. Judd contributes various articles. Gen.
Armstrong writes an interesting paper About
the Farms for the Indian and Freedman, ut
Old Point Comfort. Va. supported BY the
Government of the United States and the Leg
stature of Virginia. Robert b. Roosevelt
gives a vivid account of the pleasures OF Dav
Spent on his beautiful Sharpe Yacht A. /.
Thompson furnishes the plans and details of
Construction Of Suburban Cottage costing
$500. Mrs. Wcleh shows us a number of
pleasant Souvenirs of Summer Vacation i'm
the COuntrv.-Price. $50 a year. Single
number IL cts. Address Publishers american
AgrfcMturist, ,5l Broadway, New York.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-07-23


At Court of Probate holden at Rluehill, with
In aud for the county Of Hancock, on the second
Wednesday of July, A. D., 1855.
WILLIAM A. Friend, named Executor in
w certain instrument purporting to be the last
will and testament of John Friend late of Sedg.
wick, in said county deceased, having presented
the same for probate
ORDERED,-That the said executor give notice
to all persons interested, by causing a copy of this
Order To be published three weeks successfully in
the Ellsworth American, printed or published at
Ellsworth, that they may appear at Probate
Court to be held mt Ellsworth In said
county, on the second Wednesday of August
next at ten of the clock in the forenoon, and shew
cause, If any they have, why the said instrument
should not be proved, approved, and allowed ms
the last will and testament of said deceased
or. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
Attest .-CHAs. z. DORR, Register.
A true copy. Attest :-CHAs. L. DoRR, Register.
jw29s
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-07-23

-One Of our large three masters, the :.
9. Haskell. has been IN port this week, coal
loaded. from New York to Bangor.
Rev Mr.. Allen. the lIarpoo, Missionary.
gave an interesting lecture with maps, at the
NeSirv. on Sabbath afternoon. The account
ri his iabors among the Armenians for the
past thirty wears contained much valuable
information.
1, +, said that John Foster is appointed
postmaster here.
The Green's Landing Church was de-
cofA,ed for Chlidrtn's Day on Sunday and
the services we're very pleasing. Cages of
singing birds were hung among lovely vines
aud blossoms. and the sweet little songsters.
ppeI loudly when the children sang.
>abha.h School Concert is to be held in two
weeks.
A. Hrrrick. who left here short
time since 10 join ship Oakland IN New York,
a. ! = officer on a voyage TO Bombay. has
changed HI, plans and shipped and sailed for
Apa!achicola
The time Of the days of Yachting has
come and the voice of the "summerer' Is
heard IN our land The apple tree putteth
forth her green apples and the spires of the
new mown hav give a good smell. Arise
nv love. my fair one, and come away
down East. |. y. l.
July 20.