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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-02-18
Board Of Alderaseu.
MONDAY, Feb. Is. 1886.

MONDAY, Feb. ID. 1886.
Mayor in chair.
Aldermen present. Wyman, Davis, Joy and
Emery.
Voted that the report Of Mayor Redmsn In
regard to the administration OF city affairs dur.
ing the past two years. with recommendation
relating to certain reforms and improvements
be accepted and that three hundred copies be
printed for distribution.
Ordered by the Board Of Aldermen that the
proposition of Kinds. Mufiett & Co., of New
York, to bring water from Branch Pond, or
other source, and furnish fifty hydrants for a
fire service for the city of Ellsworth, at year
ly rental of fifty dollars for each bydrant, be
referred to the legal voters of the city of Els
worth by inserting an article in the warrant
for the annual city elccton-those in favor OF
said proposition voting Yes those opposed,
voting No"
Passed by the board, Feb. Is, 1855. The
report Of Aldermen Wyman and JOY relating
to the contract with Mr.. II. 5. Jones for the
support of the city poor was accepted.
Adjourned.
T.. F.. BRADY,
fjfu fYart
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gale accompanied B., ,lrel and snow. The
wind being east a press Of canvas ~as
carried IN order 10 weather Cape Cod after
the cape was passed, an attempt Mas made
10 shorten satl. when all THE sal, except The
sprnker were blown into fragments; tie
re.f,d ,psnker and dflftrl across NA.,a-
cbn.e,,s R,~ 4, ,un \ NJ ON The e,h
III. wini SUDDEN, ,hifrrd 10 The 5. ".
and striking the vessel with hurricane force.
and .bif,.d CARO- rhr ia made 4 clean
.vse, aver The I..,.l w,,n,n, ava, boats.
hul.prL, snd mar, If M. hnn.r. On. man
90. .s.b.d oxsrhosra hn,w.. washed Rack
and caught wi,h rome Bar, 2sj degrees.
The ve.ssl nart;al,y r,gb,sd and amid bllnd-
ny .isa, W how: :, a,,h = Ia and drift.
81 ons bnrJr.d and s;x,, riles eastward
from Cane Cod On III eleventh the wind
shifted 10 me \. f. ana w crew. aI.nousn
oauis lIos'-o'''eh' "tnl % ~ofN .leai'nS Us US
ueeA' OIL zee anu repairing Tue sans anu VI.
next day me schooner was pIt on nei 'ou.se
70 boston where she arrived 'iie if'n oAp'i
cousins y a' experienced s,i'P- n,'IrI a'.1
huch eieui. Is que nun 'o' '''e sA''''u' i''"''
ase'he"' Vi "'s vessel
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altman,

Waltham,
Lumbermen are again seen coming out
from The woods (those who can get out) 10
spend few DAYS with their families as moth
ing can be done in the woods The heavy
rainfall Of FRIDAY and Saturday has flowed
the swamps and landing so it is impossible
to haul lumber. The landings are in bad
shape and the scalers will need to have their
rules hung gu, for scattering timber.
Many are hemmed in the wood, By water
and those who came out to spend the Sun
day cannot ge, back vet.
Mr. Lowell Jordan, one Of our old and
reliable citizens, has been very Ill, principally
from Indigestion, but is gaining slowly. He
has toted freight from Ellsworth to all parts
Of the rIver continually fer over forty years
and has been a freighter who could be re-
lied upon Mr.. Jordan's teams are ST..
kept on the road for the accommodation Of
his customers.
Mrs. Louisa liasism, after a long Illness,
died Feb ). from heart disease. The funeral
occurred SUNDAY. bat the burial was post
poned TIL Tuesda, on account Of the absence
OF her son Molbe,.
Mrs Lizzie simpson and Mi" Francena
PetiengiiI arrived in town rhursda,, from
Massachusetts,, to visit their grandmother
Mr- Eliza Twynham. Who il yer, Ill,
Feb. Is. SELI"NlL.
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Washington County.

At Steuben Wednesday, Feb. 3, the good
people Of Prospect Harbor to the number Of
nineteen made their annual Surprise party"
to the parsonage. A turkey dinner with its
numerous accompaniment was speedily ar
rayed and most enjoyable day was spent.
For the elegant library lamp which the la
dies presented and for the other substan-
tal remembrance we desire to extend
thanks. We shall be sorry to say good bye to
our kind friends but We congratulate him who
ollows. H. w. n.
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North Brooks,ille.
Death has again entered the family circle
of John NJ. and Mary f. Vessel, and
loved daughter, Sylvia G., aged about IS
years, has been carried to the grave. Dur
ing her illness she was indeed very patient
trying to make her parents burdens as
light as possible. The funeral sermon was
preached last Wednesday afternoon by Rev.
w. A. McGraw from the text II am the
resurrection and the lfe." The singing de-
serves special mention. The hymns we're
very touching and well sung by g quartette
consisting of Mrs Esther circuit, Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. b. Nichols and Mr.. Parker.
KNABE.
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Winter HaFh0r.
An eight hundred pound bell from the
McShane foundry, Baltimore, was placed in
the tower of the chapel here last week
Capt. 7. II. Smallidge, schooner A. G..
Brooks, has gone TO Easipert to load her
ring for Boston.
Rev. A. F. Palmer spent last Sabbath here
holding two services. r.
Feb. TO-
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Marine List.
no ne essie Porss.

O0nsessiC POrts.
BALTIMORE Sid. Feb. 10, sch. II. J. Cot
treli, Haskell, Mobile.
BoOTHBAY-Ar. Feb. II, sch. d. ID . Haskell.
Haskell, Rockport for Pensacola.
NEWCASTLE, Del. I'm port Feb TO- sch.
Nellie Woodbury., Hodgkins, for Cape Cod.
NEW YORK-Sld. Feb. 8, sch. +. ID. lIodg-
kins, Thompson, Cayenne.
Ar. Feb. 10. sch. Irving Leslie. Hagerthy,
Gonaiyes.
Ar. Feb. IL, sch. Elva +. Pettengill, Dodge,
Bueksport.
PORTsMoCTH-In port Feb. 13. brig Wood
bury, Brown, from Boston for Portland
PoRTLAND-Ar. Feb 10, sch. Franklin
Pierce, Holmes, Eastport for Gloucester.
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Cape R0zier.
A singing school has been organized at
South Brooksvile, under the tuition Of Nj.
r. w. Condor.
Mr. Daniel Blake and wife have been Wis
iting relatives in Orland.
A brig is loading with ore for the mining
company She will take about four hum
dred tons, and is bound to New York.
Feb. 8, VIEW.
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West Gouidsboro.
Capt Henry Hammond has newly shin
gied and clapboarded his house. This
house was built about sixty eight years ago
by the late b. s. Hill as hotel What
changes since then Al that time We mad
only one mail week. carried by Abner Lee,
on horseback, from Ellsworth to Machias,
and no change for the better till some ten
years later, when the roads were good
enough 10 run one horse wagon. Rufus
Hill was post master at the time and the
letter postage was from cts. to % cts. ac-
cording to distance Is 3-4 cts. from here to
Boston.
Miss Helen Shaw who went to Des
Mones, Iowa, last fall to visit her sister ar
rived home last Thursday.
Mr.. Frank Wood who has been teaching
school at Cranberry Isle, returned home last
week.
Mr.. Joseph Wood is teaching dancing
school here He has about eighteen couples.
He is also teaching at Winter Harbor and
Prospect Harbor with good success.
A basket sociable at fremont Hall,
Thursday evening, was the event of last
week goodly number and merry time
was the result.
Feb Is.
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says, While the coast 81 Africa Ind
three men SICK with uaarial fever. cured
them With sulphur Hlttcr-. Il i the greatest
blood purifier | ever saw. | always Keep
it in my medicine chcSt.-.>hiP NgEtjirsS,
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&c; YOUR wedding cards at the AMERICAN

i W Gould has gone 10 kentucky on
business.
Considerable correspondence is unavoida-
bly crowded ont this week.
send the AMERICAN to absent friends and
receive their grateful thanks.
Some wagons have been seen on our
streets during the last two OF three days.
We hear that Judge o. P. Cunningham and
County Attorney o. F. Fellows were in town
last week.
Despite the bad weather a large number
of people visited the new court house on FRI
day and saturday last.
First class job printing of every descrip-
ton executed with dispatch st the AMERICAN
job office Packard i sure to suit
Tho AMrmcA> job print has some of the
h,nb.ome-, fonts II type for fancy job work
to he found in eastern Maine
Five aci.-aic, went from Ellsworth to the
uap,ork District Lodge Of Good Templars.
held at pcdhsm on Thursday Of last week.
Mr.. Chester Il. stevens has recently re-
,urned home from steuben where he has been
teaching 4 >hcFt>Nsui AtIlii OF stnEillE stHooi.
4. T. Reed Of North Abingdon. Mass, a
member Of the firm Of A. y. Reed 4 Co.. was
in Thu city last week. on business. He re-
turned home Thursday.
The schooner Georgeita OF This port has
been hauled up for the winter and her master.
Capt. G. NJ Alley. is now st home to spend
the remainder OF the winter.
All women interested in the temperance
Christian Temperance Union at Grand Army
Hail. next Monday afternoon. at 80 o'clock.
DR.. F. Franklin IIincks. native of Bucks
port. died st HYDE Park, Mass. Friday, aged
- wears Hewa> formerly Methodist clergy
man in Bangor.
SATURDAY, storm was Very heavy n
BucA-porr Two harms collapsed. one belong
inS 10 a man named Hayward.
-peru;y Collector L. h. Wyman has re-
Gently lost valuable Jersey cow. She co,
loose and ste a large quantty Of middlings
which caused her death.
James T. Parsons roe> Ia Boston next
week 70 attend the meeting Of the United
Workmcn to hr hrld in that city He r,pre-
,sni> hi, lodge in ,hi, city.
Capt l.. u, Remick ha, returned home
from Boston. y her, h. ha> been for the trans
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the cpntracior Who ba> been in This city since
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IN iarii.. n,r r,,il. and We hear no com,
ri4iu, abaui b. He ha> been a courteous and
faithful 'hr"|. ana tn people >rt'n ioA'h TO
nav yum '''''
IL X >aun''F>' '"fA 81 Inc '"uf's' j.
Temporarily located in An Once on The lower
H""f "i TIE riiH building mere h" Will remain
uuiH bi' h'W uih'c = ~ readiness IN thc count!
building
From fhy cflc,'> ~ very painful ab-ce>,
which followed slight burt 60 hi, hand. MI
4. Foster Wa confined TO On, house eleven
weeks and ha, just got ou'. lie J. sin unable
20 u>e hi hand. hui j. rapidly improving.
TIN. r,;p .-orrn ~ l.,., Friday and Sa,ur.
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tn. ~. o.. .-,.., snJ .,,I4,, ri..j,, ,h.
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City and County.

tafh l'ANi> rttif- tbFh j 'lt'iiih'' ''''-
We learn that little child Of Mr.. aud Mr.
Shepherd died recently at South Deer Isle
from canker rash.
We hear that ]. NJ. Hutching~ of North
Penohscot. has been laid up with lame back,
hut i now better.
Rev. F. II. osgco3 of this city was present
1T thu. re-dedicaiion Of the Methodist church in
Milbridge a few days ago.
We aro informed that an assembly of the
knights Of Labor i to be organized In this
,ity on Friday evening Of thi, week.
William Mercer, Of Hancock. ,olegraphcr
lef homc TUESDAY for Florida, where he ex-
poet, to ind business and make q residence.
Nj. Hartman. at Halrs quarry, >om'>-
vill, quite severely hurt the other DAY. Icy
piece Of ice falling on hi head from the DIR
ri.k.
Flag in thi> city Were displayed at half
mast from the receipt Of The n,ws Of Gen.
Hancoek'- death 80. and including the DAY q
his funeral.
While Albert Jon.> was cutting cori-Wood
at south sorry short time ago. piece Of ice
fell from ii tree. snd striking him in the hip. in
flicted quito had wound. ~
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l' "" ''1'H 'N'u'"- '''.' anH Wa, un''n-
'0' ''''' "a " '''''' ''"' -'''"
- anu - $50" improving
H. u. Aenii. who has been studying
medicine IN the Office Of Dr. J. :. Moore at
Bar Hari'"r i no" taking medical course Of
'''''~
Mr. Annie Robbins an 4-,''l lady Of IRE
mont fol. down stairs. Jan 2'.and.li j. feared.
= ia'taA injured A." apt. james 6"ii fell
"t it' PRE- and "a> badly bruised.
apt. T. l.. Fullerton. Of Som.r,iile. Mas.
nt, master of The Inflated schooner Clio hill
cot. +. IN town for few DAYS. III. has A.
ready bad an oi',r Of quite "a lir,-e number ,f
,....}.
~ on n1H3'A Nif''t, WIG" ~. .s'' oI'
- ii. an VI ~ 80, .l -
- soon "a, it eau D., completed W. D,,.7
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So. Thomaston-Feb. 10, by Rev. s. NJ. Dun
ton, Mr.. John A. Burton OF So. Thomaston,
and Miss Annie NJ. Dellihant of st. George.
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Z Foster & Son are Agents for Morton's
greenhouses aud can furnish flowers of all
kinds at short notice. 1yr49s
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FITS An lit stopped FREE Is NJ Kline ;
Great Nerve Rr-tnr'r M fu- after first tay :
Use. Marvellous cures Treatise and - 49, trial
bottle frer to ft eases send "a Dr. Kline sGl
Nrrh st. rhia.. Pa Iyr5
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.IpIIN Brown.
Bangor, Ne

Why suffer with Piles. when You can oh
tain instant relief and hr permanently cured
by such simple aud infaIibIe REMEDY a.
ANAkEsls." sample sent free. Address
..A\ AkEsl>.. Box a4l6. New York.
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Married..

SAGUA-In port Feb. s, brig Myronus, Ped
erson, for north Of Hatteras.
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fi,sf,, ont Etir Itr>r aud You will have no XIV
81 unV laiut. Kidney Complaint. etc etc. IT. the
c.-~prai IT the system. DR. MANLY HARDY
GE\tl>L JAt >DitF BTTrtR~ will 10 II For
sale iu Liquid nr Dry form Tor = E\T~. pRtG-
N.l~I> and t,ipt tk>. iW6
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Died..

Obituary notices, beyond the Date, Name and Age
must Be paid for at the rate of ten cents a line.
No. Ellsworth-Feb. 10, Mr.. Stilman j.
Wentworth, aged 80 years and 2 months.
Sulliyan-Feb. 8, Mrs. Maria Watson, aged
60 years.
Watham-Feb. Is, Mrs. Eliza Twynham,
aged 30 years and II months.
Hancock - Feb. IA, Margaret A. Walker,
aged 81 years.
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-Ery-pelaS snI salt Rheum were driven
entirely away from Mrs. j. {. Anderson.
Pc-hiigp. Wis, by Bur,ock Blood Bit,cr>.
No equal ~ blood purifier.
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Report Of Mayor on Proposition Of Kinds,
Hoifstt L Co., to Furnish City with Wa
ter, and Review Of the Doings Of the
Board Of Aldermen for the Year.

Gentlemen oftie Board of Aldermen;
As the year is drawing to its close. II may
not be Improbable for US briefly at this meet
ing to review the action of the City Govern
ment. upon some of the questions which have
come before you for your consideration, aud
at the same time hook over the financial con-
dition of our City. For two years 1t has been
my honor to preside at the meetings OF the
board Of Aldermen. and some of the sug-
gestions which shall now make must of
necessity be made from the experiences of the
past two wears A. well as from this year, the
accounts OF which are now settled. II has
been the custom. and think is one OF the re-
quircmcnts OF the ordinances, TO settle all ac-
counts and pass the balance TO a new account
on the first OF February OF each year. This
at least has been the rule since the change OF
the time Of holding the Municipal election
from the last Monday to the first Monday in
March. The committee OF finance have al
tended TO this duty and it seems proper that
the board OF aldermen should know what
that settlement reveals. Two years ago when
We entered upon the duties which will close
with our next regular meeting, II was found
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Pain from indigestion, dyspepsia, and too
hearty eating is relieved AT once by taking one
OF carriers Little Liver Pills Immediately after
dinner. Don't forget this. For sale By :. u.
WiS,in.
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Local NOTICES.


Weary WasherwOmen have been
made glad by the introduction Of JAMES
P1LEs PEARLINE, peerless compound
for the laundry. II clean>c> the most delicate
fabrics without injury. sold by groccrS.
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Total debt.
peduct.ns this amount from
Debt reported FEB. 9, lss..

We find that IN the two YEAR there has
been \ reduction Of
In the statement 10 not include thcsutn
~ eiI5a borrowed 10 pay for the new
High school building, for the rcA> son
that 10y the removal Of the Municipal
Court 20 the rt0lns formerly occupied
by the High school the civ saves
more than the SUN which it i Obliged
70 pay ~ Interest upon the sl7So. aud
fn7 the further reason that tn. tity
can realize at any time several hun
lred dollars more for the school prep.
cT;f than the amount paid for II
Bus II 1;hcrs should claim that thl.
sGW 81
should i,e addes, t. the deit then Their,
would lse a reduction IN the two
YEAR, Of
Ihl- showing reject grvai credit up
~ you Who have given YOUR time and
-crvices to the CITY FOR these years
By cNamlnsiion Of the deb; statement
Yea viii fnd tina, the interest hcSr-
log liabilities of the CITY outside OF
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LIABILITIES

JAMES +. DAVIS, President.
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FRED. +, RICHARDS, n~rt ss.~-.tory.
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The disdguring eruption> on the face. the
sunken eye, the pallid complexion. indicate
that there is something wrong going on with
in. ENpel the lurking foe To health by using
ANcr', SUBSTANTIALLY.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-30
Eu-enie and Her Nicccs.

The ox-EnprcsS Eugene has staying with
her at present two pretty rleccS, Miles. An
tonia and Hlaria Neg2rno. She took them 10
luncheon on board the Osborne, IT CowoS,
the other day. She was attired IN n black
costume, with 4 short coat Of rough black
CLOTH; her nieceS wore short blCe coats, loose
fronted. and open collars, outlined with navy
and silver cord and silver buttons; their
sailor hats were Of navy blue straw and
trimmed with jaurty bows of navy and
cream spotted ribbon-De,roit Free Press.
Harriet and Virginia Washington. of Ber-
ryville, Clarke county, Va, said to be tho
nearest surviving relatives Of George Wash
ington bearing his name, are in delicate health
md in pressing need.-Chicago Herald.
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COLLEGE HILL TO- THE- FRONT,
Small Lots.
One Acre Lots.
Two Acre Lots.
Five Acre Lots.
Land IN any quantity on the Hillside and
Beyond.
This is the field for speculation.
Business lots on east Douglas and Washing
ton Avenues.
Lots on North Main and South Market
A few choice residence lots on North To
peka ave. very cheap.
Large lot with six new tenement houses cor
ner Of Emporia ave. and Lewis st. pay
ing good interest,
Twentylots in Pcrry's addition at $500 each.
Seven lots in Orme & Phillips addition at
$3.50 each.
Lots in Chautauqua add. $500 each.
Lots in all parts of the city
A few special bargains in residence property
Abstracts gratis to our patrons.
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Needed by an Auctionecr.

What is requisite for 4 good auctioneer is
strong lungs, nerve, Q liberal share Of
Judgment, some politeness and no con-
science.-Auctioneer in Globe-Democrst
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-23
Summons.

IN THE JUSTICES, COURT. TOWNGHI" No. One, in the County of COchise, I erri- NJ. N Little, Plaln;itr; vs. C. Christensen, Defendant.
 B for. (. F.. Alvord, Justice of the Peace, demand. S:32
 Thc Territory oi Arizona sends greeting to C. Christensen, dcGrI3iaal.
 You are hereby .sAnmGncd and required to appear before me al my office in Tomb stone, County 2f CochiSe or the &4th duv of June, A. D. 1SS6 at 10 o'clock q. m., to all swrr the complaint .of ttae above n1mrd plaintiff, who d~mlrds ot you that you are inhabited to him in the sum of S2S2, for labor performed at your instance and request dur ing the year 1886, as more fully appears by com plaint now on file in my office.
 And if you fail 10 appear aud answer said comptairt as herein required, the plaimtitt will take judgment against you as dGmanGed and for the cOSs of this suit
 Glver under my hand this 24th day of F CE. AL%ORD,
 Justice Gf She Peace
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-23

Among the argunehts used by those who are willing that the Chinese should go but who want them to re- main little longer, is this, "How can we get our washing done Any argu- ment on this question is solved by this answer: Purchase an A No. LITTLE JOKER WAsHiNG MACHINE" This machine is light and simple, cheap and durable, so simple that a child or weakly or siekly woman can run it without exerticn. It aafes time in fact large family wash can be put out in two hours. It washes clean and does not wear out your clothes. Call and inspect one of the machines at Mrs. Grant who is the agent at the American Lodging House, Toughnut next door to the court house, Tomb stone, A. T. 4-Atf.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-23
New Tailoring Esfn sIfst.4nent.

The undersigned would inform the people of Tombstone and vicin43 that he has opened first class Tailoring Establishment next door to the post office, on Fremont street, and hAs on hand . choice assortment of goods of Loth foreign and domestic manIfac- ture, and IS prepared to make up gar ments n tlte latest and most iln- proved sty.es, and at prices to suit the times Having had experience in some of the leading houses in Boston and New York 1 iesl confident that I can give satisfaction 10 al who fayor mo with their patronage.
 Garments cieansed and repaired in the nePtPst and best manner. 4 share of the public patronage is solicited.
 WILLIAM 4. ANDBRs ON,
 Next door to the PcstCtiice on Ere NUut Street 5l7&g-
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-23

T. A. Wilson ! Co, Of Reading, Pennsylvania, large spectacle manu- sacturers, a few days ago learned that Sll of lis employers were members of 'he Knights oi I.ator, a,,t Immediate Y posted a notice throaghout the factory stating t.iat all employees :nust either sever their connection -|ilA labor organizations or c.ase xorS-cg. Thdi: employees qu't work -atAeA +tan qui: He labor orgaa:za- -.oaa. ar1 non the frr cf T. 4. Wil- toa d Co. ase d;scon:o,a.e, 4ud a-s ,-n@5!s .7.i! large or4e-a op hand. n$ -1h.ok iLsy are lo..a. srs2s .1er J -7o2cy, ags .pey ~. ::6. a,,'7v ;A5ir Ae..1 .o exercise l.: :i:2: oi ::,c mel and women, and jn . .hor: :imc will 4ail.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-23

Talk about fine goods, both foreign and domestic the citizens of Tomb stone should call and see the fire stock just received by Harris, Tom5- stones popular tailor. Mir. Ba+riz has an experienced buyer in the eas and in California who purchase nothing but the finest goods and the latesi figures. Call and examine them at his fashionable tailoring emporium! in Bothin block, Allen street. 5-1i
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-23
Eggs for SSle.

The undersigned has for sale & choice lot of eggs for setting of She following varieties, all pure blood. Golden Spangle Poland, Silver Spar. gled Hamburg, Black Polish with white crests, Wyandots, Lang Shangs and Dark Leghorns. Parties desiring eggs of any of the above for setting, can procure the same by applying to Sandy Bob, at the stage office. 4-29 t
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-23

J. o. Dunbar announces in this mornings Nongolian, that he is the 'sditor of that sheet, and is alone re- sponsible for what appears in t. This will be news te many of our citizens, 'as on several occasions when he las been asked about certain articles that "eTe published in the Mongolian, he excused himself by saying that Brooks put that in aiter 1 went to bed"