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WASHINGTON All Lee UNIVERSITY
Lexington, virginia

instruction In tholusual academia siua,as
and ln the professional Schools OF Law and
engineering. Location healthnnl; exs
penses moderate. Session opens Soptem-
yer u, Tor catalogue, address Clerk ofthe
fAeuity." a. W. z. LEE, Pfcshient,
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This institution, conducted by the Ur-
suline ladies, Is most desirably located.
The system of education pursued Is design.
ed TO develop the mental, moral and physl-
cal powers of the pupils, and to make
them useful women OF refined tastes and
cultivated manners.
TERMS IN ADVANCE
Board, washing and tuition, including
Stationary, Drawing, Frensh, German,
Fancy Work and the ordinary inlirm-
airy expenses, per session of five
months. .......................... $lO0
Music and use of piano. 90. .............. 80
Entrance fee (Only for the first year,. S
Young ladies desiring admittance into
The Academy must always produce salts
factory testimonials and recommendations
For further particulars, apply to the
MOTH Err SUPERIOR.
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For sale sale by Rn Druggists
Treatise ON Blood and Skin Diseases,
mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 9, Atlanta, Ga.
LEW galSt NJ
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new ENGLAND CONSERVATORY Of RUgC

Boston. Mass, OLDEST Ia America:
largest a nd best equipped in The yorldHln
instructors, l,97l students last wear. Thor
ough Inst uctlou In Vocal and instrument.
tul Mu ic, Plano and Organ Tuning, Fine
Arts, OratOry, Literature French, German
ana Italian Languages, English branches
Gymnastics, etc. rHitiop IS TO so; board
aad room, i5 S75 per term. Fall Term
begins september 10, 1856 For Illustrated
%. endRr, giving full information, Rddres =
TouRJGE, Dir. Franklin square, Bos-
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ATHORoUGH TRIAL,
CURED WITH TWO DOSES.
THE ]. v CRONOUS DRUG CO,

DALLAS, WHOLESALE AGENTS.
Sold at Retail at Dallas by GOE. r. AT.
klNS. A sample package aud circular OF
testimonial sent 10 any address in the
United States On ass in u 80 cents by the
proprieiors. MURCHlSoN & ROGERS,
Terrell Texas.
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NEW RAILWAY TIME CARR
Houston o Texas Central.

Houston D Texas Central.
In effect June 18th, at noon.
6oINe SOUTH.
No. Slew Orleans and Galveston
Exprea. daily ;;...;........:.. 6:D A. M,
cspt Sunday ........:..:....;. 1:s5 p, NJ.
No. 4-Galveston and Houston
Express daily. ................ 5;55 p. n
No. 8-,;t Louis and Chicago Ex-
press daily ,......:....... 800 A. M
Sunday. ..;,.........., 80. 1915 P. M.
Erpros8 daily. 800 p. NJ
Texas 81 Pacific.
GoINa EAsr-T. a p. DnPCP.
no. @i-St. Louis express. ...., $40 A, Nj.
Leaves Union Depot $40 A, M.
NO. SN-Local Passenger. 80. $40 y, M,
No. 800 leaves Union Depot :. $3.50 2. M,
Gan Antonio Express arrives. 1923 p. NJ.
GoITG WHsT-UNIoG DEPOT.
NO. @l-California Express, arr. $40 p. NJ.
Leaves Union Depot. .....,... $3.50 p. NJ,
Leaves Texas Il Pacific Depot. $40 p. NJ.
no. M-Incal Passenger, arr. LIS a. N.
Leayss Texas d Pacifc Denot ' i2:S5 s NJ
No. lSS-San Antonio Express,
leaves L. d z. Depot ...... 6:5h 4. NJ.
Nos. So5 end SO8 New Orleans ExpresaJrun
between Forth Worth and Marshall daily,
Nos. S0a. SOL aSd SO9 take meals at the Union
Depot Mes. lH and l63 connect at Ft. Worth
With trains to ana from Colorado City
Missouri Pacific.
DALLAS AND DENTON
Accommodation arrives l2:00 noon.
Departs, .............. ........... 100 p. NJ.
GOING SOUTH.
Bt. Louis Express arrives. ......., 6:E5 A. M,
81. Louis Express, arrives . 1880 =. NJ.
GOING NoRTU.
st. Louis Express leaves . l0:25 +. NJ.
ut, Louis Express leaves. . g:l0 4, M.
Texas Trunk.
GOING SOUTH.
BIO. ANAL EnJ - press, leaves 300 r. NJ.
qoIRd NORTH.
no. I--Mnil and Express arrives 100 A. NJ.
Trains and run daily, Sundays ex-
cepted.
Gulf, Colorado d Santa Et.
no. u-Mail aud Express arrives 1:lO A, NJ,
No. B-Mixed arrives ........... 0:4O A, n,
No. H-Mall and Ey. tgOuth) de-
parts ............ .....-... 1888 A. NJ.
NO. I4-Ntxed fsouth deDartS. R:lO p. M.
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Investigation of Fire Department

The committee on fire department
concluded its "Gabors" yesterday in
the investigation Of tho charge that
the fire department was drunk at the
fire on the 10Th instant, and the follow.
ing is the report:
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COMMITTEES REpORT.

The committee on fire department
made an investigation of the charges
made against the fire department. for
being drunk and refusing to 90 TO the
hre which occurred on HsrWoOd street
near st. Louis street, on the morning
OF the 10Th instant, and beg leave e.
report that after full investigation of
the charges, fiud that il In untrue, and
lind further that tho delay was caused
by difficulty in locating the fire.
Therefore, we, tho committee, clearly
yindicato the department in our exam.
ination against tho unwarranted
charges made against Thorn, and ask
that tho papers of the city, having
made public these charges, publish the
result OF this investigation in Justice
to the fire department..
d. A. WILLIAMS,
7. w. LINsKIE,
S. PETERMAN,
Committee.on FIRE Department.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-08

Calvin L. Robbins Of Orr.ag.a 81. sssuer-
ly prominent Bangor merchant. I'd Fri
day. aged 81 years. Mr.. Robbins vas horn
in Topsha,n, and was associated so0e time
with the Pattens, the wealthy ship builders.
After that he went to Bangor, wher@ he en-
gagged in mercantile pursuits AItrouble
with his head, which finally resulted in
sort of partial insanity, compelled bnim TO
abandon business and he became vel much
reduced in circumstances
The keanebec Journal saws :-aA will
case involving a law question of SOM mag
nitudc, has recently arisen in IN adjoining
town. A person worth a property Of some
$4,000 died. ard in his will he bequeathed
the entire amount to the town. Three cit-
zens Of the town were witnesses of the tesla
ment The will was admitted to probate
about wear ago. Now the law SAYS that
beneticiares of will shall not be witnesses
Of Snch document |, is held that the wit
ness.s of the above mentioned will, being
inhabitants Of the town which receives the
benefits, are such benehciariss, and on this
ground the person who is the drec; heir Of
the testator. vii! bring an action to break
the will"
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Legislative Caucuses.

Nearly Al. the Senators aud Representa-
,.>e, to tie Legislature had arrived in Au-
s4,tA I.esiay TUESDAY evening the Leg
i>.ative c4ucases we're held.
The republican Senate caucus organized
win the Choice Of Senator himbaii, Of Bath
j. chairman. The following nominations
were made W. d. pennell Of Lewiston,
President; Gen. Charles ". Iiiden, Of Hal
lowell Secretary kcndal! Dlnbar, Of Dam
asisco,ta. Assistant Secretary Cha>. il.
L5yejoy, Of sydney, Messenger. The vote
for President stood Pennel. Is, Weeks
II, Young >.
The Republican, House caucus organized
with Herbert NJ Heath, Of Augusta as
chairman. The following nominations were
made Charles IIamin Of Bangor, SpeAa-
er; Nicholas Fessenden. Of Fort Fairfield.
Clerk; ". ). Cotton. Jr.. of Lisbon, Assist
ant Clerk John ;. Chase, OF Windsor. Mes
senger; ". I. Smith, Of Topsham, First
Assistant Messenger George ii. Fisher, OF
W.nterp0rt, Second Assist. General Ham
In received 6j votes and Gen. Matlocks A.
Inc highest number of votes cast was l09.
Col. II. NJ. S2rague withdrew as a canli-
date for CLERK. previou, to the caucus, and
his strength went to Mr.. Fessenden.
The Democrats Of the House in caucus
nominated j +. Moore, of Thomaston. for
Speaker; F. X. jack of Bowdoinham Clerk;
Gorge b. l.eavitt, Of Deering. Assistant
Clerk There being no Democrats in the
Senate no caucus was held.
The Lincoln County Republican delega-
ton caucus nominated DR.. A. r. g. Smith
of Whitefield, Councillor the Somerset del
egation 4. X. Bixby, Of Skowhegan. Lam
bert Sands, Of Sebec. will probably be tn
coming Councillor from Piseataquis, as tw'
members of the delegation are for him an
the other two are divided equally betweel
two more candidates.
In the matter of other State officers. Bur
leigh leads for State Treasurer.
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Will Have To Go.


Washington rrespondence Springfield Repub
hcan.l
Ii is sorry thing these days 10 go
through the departments and see how real
is the fear among the men and women who
work hard TO earn their living that, after
this winter, they are likely to De dismissed
at any time. | am now writing about 1t,
not in any way as politician nor with any
reference to its bearing on politics, but
simply as a social fact. Despite all assur-
ances TO the contrary, the majority Of clerks
expect TO see others in their places before
the year is out. This they do not ascribe to
President Cleveland, bat argue that the
pressure will be great upon the heads OF de-
partmentS and the president cannot be ex-
pecied 10 keep h!s eyes open TO protect
every minor clerk whom a dozen democrats
are waiting 10 succeed, The most of this
apprehension comes from sOutherners. The
republicans VINO now hold places assigned
to the South will not be SO easily tolerated
as those from the North. To large degree
the former are refugees. Many of them
would hardly dare to return to the states
from which they were appointed. They
have no party nor social friends benlnd them
there. y large number are widows, whose
husbands FELL IN the year which fol-
lowed the war on account of their politics.
Northern men were murdered in the DAYS of
reconstructIon and later, whose families
came here and were provided for. L Would
be an interesting census to know how many
ot the biack-yeiied women WHO throhg the
departments are somber relics of the bloody
terrorism of the kukluN. These peop.e do
not expect TO be long retalued. ihey d.
not properly now haIl from the state to
winch credited, and the people who vii
contro. that patronage have no feeling for
their needs. ! have in mind now widow
from Mississippi, whose husband, an Iowa
man. was killed dozen wears ago ior
being a republican. Siuce then size las
worked hard at a desk, earning $1,000 Il wear,
and educating her children. They are Yet
hardly OH enough To loak out for themselves,
ami She spends >!ecP'e>S nights, terror
stricken at the be.ef tua ~ tew months
She viii be- out OF employment. Perhaps
ehe w!li not, bat What MIS- s,jppian VIII
III. 4 baud 10 keep her in pace It wa,a
tnr,..n hope That started South after the
war 10 regcucrate that section on the New
England and DA.o basis. Aai the COLONY
OF widows ana orphans whn represent ID
here Is TO be pt;IcI more tlAn hny others
" tho cNpcc, u suffer by Tie charge ID I'd.
n.ul,inliou THESE Plt.,a. Y.sI.Hn. wuiu-
tn. WITH 10 lgH4raac. -, au aas the Nrl,
hr,t whom COX to see Cox. C.e,e.anI
protect. aiae.l t.- fee. a., Is s3 graesa. iA4t
tae, VII. have 10 q. iie.lcs that Ire >no,.I
li>mI>> a Few t4a4~tlld al tA- uca Nh3 Il
u2 he department, ga t4e ~ sfr o. ua.iiIc,.
backing t'.al ton thee aomen >t,..i -.
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w. oppose
~ eineer the law as
nov so5aas kaows thar among the drst
the fac: :aar he is required TO Prov

me lac tR3t ne Is required 10 PROV
..t ~ ", Fl sound H-ll:A when b.
ea'er-it.. s-eus T1 l., That 'he aq
...t ..s.. W4. attended b, . physician
a-tHt-t ',. days work .HroaIh sick
~
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YEAR '"7 wac LAS
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--..', z .l' r ''' 90 ~ -''' '''''''''
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4'' meg W..
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81 ID. .'' '.'' W.
sA'I-- ''-+'
on M '5.'-'.'.' -'7 IAN '-'5.'
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Law Court Decision.

The following decision has been received
from the Law Court:
Hancock county-Orrin CHM VS.. Arthur
Gillev. The virdict was for the plain
tiff and it comes before this court on mo-
ton to set aside the verdict. Motion
overruled, the court thinking the evidence
was such that the jury might be justified in
the conclusion at which they arrived. 1t is
the province Of the jury to consider and
weigh conflicting testimony, and where there
Is evidence on both sides, courts will not
feel authorised to disturb the verdict Of q
jury unless the result is SO manifessiy err
roneous Is 70 make it apparent that it was
produced BY prejudice, bias, or some mis-
take Of the Law, Of facts in the case.
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Franklin.

Franklin.
On the evening Of January /, the
writer enjoyed the pleasure Of officiating at
the wedding of his esteemed friends, Edgar
Perry, of Stueben and Miss Mary Springer.
Of Franklin. The ceremony was performed
at the residence of the brides father, Mr..
Samuel Springer. A large number of
friends brought their congratulations and
gifts TO add to the pleasure of the delight
full occasion, and many who were not
present will, when they see this notice, join
the writer in sincerest congratulations and
best wishes in behalf of the happy couple.
God bless them.
The NJ. Z. Vestry is completed and
presents very neat appearance. ALPHA.
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M. WV z N v EleiieIii. Toe Ires.i-
p,r;afion Of rs n The Brsli f.ro,inees
y all arnng. az h rainau< n e
ashing l,si siaess


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vac 0'''''"9 -
vi 'a>' '"' POI ''''Ns'
III PfoPoru'i a. p o''' y aoo'isi'e'
ioleis' s'o's VIII NJ" II ~ ''ie'>' ou
surplus anu '"'' i'''F '' business WING" &C
cuh'ui@'es 'iie '''Se>' amount % Suf'iu
'houd De Tue iifS' 10 oe protected oh
reaSon-perhaps the srel'e>f' why our Govern
ment entered into the tShins treaty was t
settle the strife and controversy occasione'
by the American fishermen getting within
the three miles limit off the coast Of Births
North Ausr;c. and ,ow a. tho ,rssc,;he
-0i',
limit has become OF little or 40 proht ther
will not Re much. if any, occasion for con
,ro,a,sv This holm, tho fac, tho Rri,;s
Provinces have very iitue' II anything
offer in the way of fishing privileges to com
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The Mexican Pension Bill.


Up to the present time, at least. there has
been a pretty general feeling throughout the
North against pensioning Southern soldiers
who TOOK part anil were disabled in the late
war.
That southern soldiers should eventually,
however. become pensioners Of the Govern
ment, has been fNei determination of
ever, Southern Democrat, and they are sim
ply BID ng their time.
It viii be remembered, that the Mex
lean war was most popular and received
bv far Il, greatest number of men from the
Sou,h. many of whom were afterwards ac-
tive par, lpauf> in the rebellion. \ plan
was co. eivel IN the Democratic House
for pens .ain5 these soldiers. for their Ner-
ic1a serr-e, and thus opening a crack in
the Iaaf winch the, hope in time to
swing II open 4 BIN for this purpose
va, at'la-al "a tae Hel>e a the
las, So II ~ C)u.res, which received the
united 81 Dor, Of the Democratic members
and VIM b. after considerable discussion,
passed. ,a' branch ard went ID thr Senate
The 3 4, IS PISSED b, the Hsa~e. grants
t1r ord.a.-y +. a>.)n +, al, soldiers an! sail
or> (Mez clu Veterans who actually served
fourteen !a,, u the army or navy, or VITO
were ac,ul, engaged i'll battle and who 90
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Home and Foreign News.

T. \ home for Free Masons was opened.
Thursday in Philadelphia.
TIE coiored people Il Norfolk. Va.
celebrated Emancipation Day. Thursday
Representative Laird. Of NrbrAska. has
broken biz leg by his horse falling "a him.
while riding IN Washington
Hon. G. b FarveH of I,hnoi, deni,s
that hr is a candidate FIR the L. $. Senstor-
ship, bat wants to see Logan reelected
Boston has decided 10 purchase Long
Island. in the narbor. on which to locate
the pa"per institutions u tue city
Two burglars At Wilmington. Del.
entered tie home II an oid woman named
knon!. "Wednesday might. and beat her
50 .hc vii probably d,c They secured -
Work IN the Washington Monnmeu,
has been flushed for tie winter, hur TIA
more Years wtii be required to place thu
memorial stone, in the Interior walls
arrangements have been made b, GEN.
Grant, friends b, which his collection Of
-rf'~ can ne saved from both present and ii
tHrc claims Of creditors.
some ~ Tie Cleveland mrn "a, th,,
PrudIrton will rs given a place ia the Cab.-
net - emphasize tie position which va,
clalm tie'' iand has assumed On the ri,H
service.
'fhe system If underground v.rc~ wa,
inausur.'td E., the ". t. Telegraph g.
ii Ba.toa. la4t>3t,. The wires voraed
quite a, well 4, those o,cracaI
senator sharon X r,,,nrt,I Il, t.,. l..+
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-08

EastbrJca.
-Dlil times in Elstbrook.
There is a great deal Of sickness in
town, bad colds and coughs are prevailing.
Luther Butler has got the lung fever.
-Russie Bunker is getting well.
There is no work going on at the
mills and the prospect is there will not be
any this winter.
The principal numbering business of
this town is carried on by Charles Macom-
Der of Franklin. II. NJ.
Dec. %.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-08
Death Of Ex-Gov. Coburn,

Ex-Governor Abner C05urn died at his
home in Skowhegan, Sunday morning at :
o'clock, aged 81 years and 10 months. He
had never recovered from his severe attack
at Augusta while attending the Electoral
College, and lately he has been failing rap
idly. The funeral will take place this, We'd
nesday. afternoon a: O'Clock.
He was the eldest son of Eleazar and
and Mary tWestonl Coburn. His father
was an extensive land surveyor and acquired
a knowledge Of the timber lands of Maine
which afterwards led him into the lumber
business in which Abner, while a boy, assist
ed him. Later Abner and his brother Phi
lander became associated with their father
in the business / after the death of the
father. the business vas conducted bv the
two brothers under the firm name of \. X
T. Coburn.
The secret of their ultimate success in the
land and lumber business was their rare
Judgment in buying, and their tenacity in
holding when panic aud disaster came to
others. Thus they became the largest land
owners in Maine, possessing at one time
10000 acre, Of land in Maine-or over
zoo square miles. Nor was their enterprise
III this respect confined to Maine They
owned az one time 60.0o0 acres Of valuable
lands in TIM West and recently ibner Co
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Are you disturbed at night and broken of your
rest by sick child suffering and CRYING with pain
of cutting teeth IL So, send at and get bot
tie Of Mrs. WiNsLOw's SOOTHING SYKtP FOR
CuiLDREN TEETHTNG Its value i iucalculahie.
II Will relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately.
Depend upon 1t, mothers there is no mistake
about 1t. II cures DIS srIterv and diarrhna
regulates the stomach anh bowels. cures wind
collie, spftens the gums, reduces Inflammation, and
gives tone and energy To the whole stem. Mrs
lNNLnWs SOOTHING SYRUP foR CHILDREN
TEtruI>G X pleasant to the taste, and Is the pre-
scripti"n nf one of the oldest and best female
nurses aud ply sicians in the United states and Is
Tor sale by all druggists throughout yhe world.
iflfr - cents a bottle Tyre
call at joys and examine the Photographs
he l. now getting up with his new scenery and
nnnns .nrirs
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three or four hours every night coughing. Get
ir.me.lia,e relief and sound rest by using Wells
"Isough ON Coughs Troches, l5c.; Balsam, 25c.
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State News.

siding.
Capt. Frank Z. Nye. Commissary of
! Subsistence, is ordered to duty as Post
| Commissary at Fortress Monroe.
Rev. |. 5. Jones, pastor of the North
Christian Society at PASSPORT. read his
resignation, the last Sunday in December.
The grocery store Of T.. c. Arey, in
/ Winterpurt, was burned, Thursday night,
and all its contents were lost.
1 Daniel Reed of East Madison died re-
Gently Just before he was TO celebrate his
/ lo0th birthday. He was born in Abingdon,
Mass, but had lived in Madison 81 years.
/ One thousand and eighty-four dollars
have been expended for new books for the
State Library the past year.
Seven months ago Waldoboro' man
| lost Jersey heifer in his forest Week be
/ fore last the animal came 10 The barn of her
I own accord, She had not been seen in all
/ that time.
-SiNty conversions resulted from the la
borS OF the Bailey PRAYING Band" VITO
were recently at the Free Baptist church,
4 Biddetord, several weeks
Gen. Jas. \. Hall Of namariscotta pub
/ fishes a letter in the Faiioboro Ne,rs. dc.
cllnirg to be candidate for commander of
the Department Of Maine g. A. X.
-Neltie f. Colson mas been commissioned
/ postmI>treSs at Great Pond. Albert W MI
/ lei at liartland. and George b. Smith a,
Webster.
/ 1T is estimated TINT from six 10 Nh, TIN,
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= CIV Advertisements.
House for Sale.

m Hancock a., Ellsworth, 4 two story House
" ell ami wood house. There arr &, square
r"iS 81 land and never failing we'll OF water
Fer particulars inquire Of Mr. u. G.. taton
opposite.
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worm letter, salt rheum frosted rect, cmipaips.
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Children. slow in development, puny, scrawny
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soH.s Mcmillan This.

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