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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-02

DlCKMAN,
THE GROCER,
mas JUST RECETvKD A FINE As
IA soriment * Imported Canned Gocda
sARDrNKs
SARDEfLEN
RUSSIAN CAVIAR
CHAMpIoN0NS
PkfITa fofS
H0NEn CHICKEN
DAYIl.ED HAM
POrrED CAMS. kfC.. RIO.
A choice lot of Rastsrn ana California
Hans and Bacon. also salt or uinkia1
Pork Mnoked Haa1. No. 1 and extra
meaa MnckaraA Holland Harrinra
fresh w hiia River Butter ana nrira
received aenaf.weekly. AN Kinda
Country Produce. EoAl lirmnAa
Or CAilf0rnia and Cluoann
Flour, Fresh haaleln Clnn-
berries Try orr excol-
IeHt A1Eilah Breakfast
ard japan Tea. Ria
Java and Mocha
e0FFEES, COCOA AND CHOCOLATE
GAMEi GAAlEil aAMKiu
DTCKMAN,
ocal The orocsr. Front street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-02

LAcEs. LaCB-AFFived a les of fne
laoes. Half price. CHEsfKn CExAsr.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-02

APPLE butter and cider Jelly.
oc5o CHAs. n. FRAacn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-02

"a A heavy double width, IS inches,
diagonal dress goods, 25a. cash, worth
5oo. Square 70 . cent. CHEsrER CLEknz.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-02

ELRcTRIc GossAMKns arrived for IA
dies. misses and children. You can RELY
on cash valaes a. CaEsERR OLEARY's.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-02

Try the Wesern Queen sason. Il d
q thero1ehly good soap. AK your gro
Ger Tor g
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-02

CHRrs. MuLKR's Eagle Store keeps ths
famous brands ConQueroE, Estrelia and
Kre KFe cigars. oe17
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-02

v. I. PnIaIAN, Funeral Director, 3.
Front slreet. oos
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-02

80. pair. A lot Of ladiss.' misses.
ontldrsn's wool bose. CHEsxEH CLEAnT.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-02

Gunpowder Tea go per pound q
DrsxNAS's Grocery. scsI
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-02

~ e4tA4asca NA444 " 4a1sVNoIo1a -
1856.
Lins-w With The price constant AZ 50
cents per barrel a the kilns, the pro-
duelion increased from 81 .000. Oo0 barrels
in 1854 20 4o,0oo. 600 Ia 1855.
Osment-The prOdassion Of cement
from nataral roek increased % 4000. 600
barrels Of so pounds each, bui vas
vained 81 only t3.9oo.00o. Artificial
Portland oeneat amounted 30 l5e. 600
barrels q 800 pounds zach. with q total
vaiua Of $50 $50 Tue total production
Of osment Of all kiads vas 1. $4,000 bar
rels, valued at s. 81. so, against So
T20,oo0 il IsSk.
Preciona Sto1aa-I The valus 81 Amer
isAn pEeeioas st0nEs producad ia lsos
vas 8699oe. This in0iadsa So 500 for
stones sold Is specimsns and s0zVenifs
and 81, 100 fos stones 20 be Gus INTO
gems. Besides this. sold quartz. With
an eslimasea xalae 81 tti0.O1o. gas sold
for specimens and fof ornaments and
ieWelEy.
Mfllstones-Ths trads IN milistorss 81
all kinds has decreases markedly fsom
The intFodacfian Of roller miila- The
total yAlae % the Esopas miilstonea In
Ns9 York ard the Oosaliea ssons ii
Psnnaylsani4 Gid nss exsssd el00, go 10
1855.
0rindEta1es- Eziimstsd valse Of pro.
dnet for l6S6 a9104
Phosphaaes- vita the sxsep ion Of .
local oonsanP1ioa q aboat 100 tons ID
Sssth 0aroltsA. ne total Frodnctiaa q
phosphate roek came from Ssufa Care
Ina. and aEoastea - 81. SO lone tuus
a Washsd rack to- tie oassndar year
lssk Taiued Is &si6 o., Gt a. average
vAlos Of &C % pas IN.
GyFHam-fhe estimated PFndaetian
q land piaster IL 1885 was 100 SO seoEs
tonEs 81 cateined plAz1eE, 72,a9e fonas
aosaA. ~, 80 tans. vAiaed "a $50 61a.
Tna Mhaxe iaxi41ss Sa.f00 tGas ffnm ga
tive sio1e, tee ra@ai1daE huinR imported
frum Asen SeetiA.
6alt-Ths teal psoaaetian IN baElsls
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-02

Buy the Decker. tAs leading Piano. a
LOuAAx 3 HAuoaDis. eli
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-11-27

EprlyD NJ SMAr p. Ncp1sE'oH
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-11-27

"Sav, Nike, how is it tA2ti
thought you were . Democrat g.
"Pon me spGl, njver a hotter
dinocrat walked than | bol'
"Weil, then, how about t.
king that dollar from that re,ab
lic@n candidate awhile age. Taar
look, suspicious"
'taith an phwac tie divil docs
case how it looks SO as it hain't
as It looks Dye think I'd refuse s
dollar rs a prisant from any mon2''
"Yes, but he told me you prom
ised to vote for him, and that you
crossed your heart to IT,"
"To be surc, an l told him ia
vote for him, butinstcad Of crossin'
me- heart, il was putting me roieht
hand over me lett shoulder, whic..
meant that I'd vote for lin 'oy.
err the left ye see; All re ought
to have iduc?tion snough to know
what hist manns. Sorry's tie
day I'll he crossin' me- heart to
vote f,r a lie. ublicar
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-11-27

AT III" foot OF Woodward Ave.
nus. Customs officer
&c What have YOU in that parcel!
"Oniy my lAuadry,"
Open Il, and let me see"
Man reluctantly o.ens package.
disclosing shirts, collars, cuffs, etc.
and 2 bottle.
IL Thought you had nothing bu.
Laundry in that paper. WHAT'S i.
the bottle ~
" Nightcaps."
"Pas, ON, sir"
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-11-27
Pl4H-1-0RGAM,


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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-11-27
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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-11-27
The Pnront OF Insomnin.

The parent OF insomnia or wakefulness is
In nine cases cut OF ton a %dyepcptic stomach.
Good digestion givec eourd sleep. indigestion
intcrrercs WITH II. The brain end stomach
sympE.hlZr. One ofine prominent symptoms
or weak Etstc VI lie gustriG organs Is n DIS
uurbsnee Or the gree, nerve ehtrepot, the
brNla. lnyiCCrEte The stomach, and you re-
store equilibrium 20 tie great centre. a most
reliable W,cic.r" Tor tie purpose is Hostel
ter's stoiurch i@.tters, which is far preferable
t. mineral a,1.tiVvs aud powerful narcotics,
which, though tncy may lCr n time exert 3
sopOritc influence upon The brain, soon cease
to act, aud Invariably iiJure the tone Of the
etOulSch. ihe EiIers, On the contrary, re-
Store activity 10 the operations OF that all
important ol gSn, Nnd their benelcent iufu-
cnce is r~ncctei n sound sleep and atranquil
tlate OF the nervous cystCm. A wholesome
impetus is likes Use given to the action OF the
LIVER and bowels by Is Ute.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-08-19
Foreign News.

The Gar has cut down the allowances
OF the Imperial family by two-tairds. The
Czarewitch, who formerly was allowed $780,
600 year, IS now TO worry along on S5s.-
coo and the others in proportion.
The Prince Of Wales declines 10 20
out to the Adelaide Jubilee Exposition next
year. on the ground that il would not be
proper to absent himself from England dur
ing the jubilee year Of the Qseeus reign
Seven thousand soldiers and constsbl.s
occupied the disturbed districts Of Belfast
all day long the 9lh. During the morning
hours there was some trouble. several shots
being fired IN different parts of the city. But
towards evening the city became quiet and
there was no indication Of renewal Of riot
ing. l. IS believed that the wors, Is over
The English House Or Commons sd-
lourned the oh until Thursday. Angus, 10
-Anti-Jeui>h riots have occurred in the
province Of kieh. Russia Houses Of many
Jews were wrecked.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-08-19
Hancock Count! Democratic
Convention.

The Hancock County Democratic Com
yeniion was held in this city, al Hancock
Hall TODAY Wednesday opening at 10
O'Clock A. N, Capt. Benz. II. Higgins was
chosen president
Arthur W. GreeIy va, chosen Secretary
On motion Of Albert +. Mace Of Aurora.
d was voted TO dispense with the committee
On credentials and that all democrats be in
,Jed to a seat in the ball as delegates
Hon. John B. Redmau addressed the
Convention. He sad tina; by existing rules
Be, as an offioe-hoder. wss allowed to take
90 part in politics. Al. officers acre entitled
10 a vacation. and during their vacation,
they could Do as they please. He was go
Ing to take vacation to-day. ,ha, be might
have an opportunity to address TIN. Con
yenlion. Judge Redmau spoke briefly ana
-ioqueut,
Voted for Senator, Western district
Whole number or votes 81
Albert Carter had 81
anu " ~ stNla3c u LbIl4iAiCL-
Ambrose simpson Of sullivan was nom
mated BY reclamation for Senator. Eastern
district.
For Judge OF Probate +. Webster
French Of fremont. was nominated by ac-
clama,ion.
For Sheriff. Alonzo Higgins Of Eden,
was nominated by acclamation but declined.
Al this stage Of the proceedings a commit
tee was appointed 10 present the balance Of
the ticket
The following were chosen county COM
mi,,ee for the year ensuing
Lew \. Wymsn, Alonzo Higgins, Albert
. f. Mace, Theodore H. Smith and W. J.
Dreamer.
The committee on nominations reported
and the following candidates we're nominal
ed by reclamation
For Sheriff. Carlton McGovn. Ellsw orth
For Register OF Deeds, James A. Saun-
deFs Of Orland
For County Treasurer, Samuel Herrick Of
Penobscot.
For County Commissioners, Osborne B.
Knowles, of Eden. and Henry L. Rowe, of
Aurora.
1t was voted that the county committee
be authorized TO selec, q committee for
County Attorney.
The Convention was very thinly attended
and very dull throughout The chairman
was deaf and delegates were dumb, and
on the whole the meeting appeared more
Ike deaf mute asylum than a political
Convention.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-08-19
State News.

Hon. Wayne MacVeagh and partner
won the first prize IN tennis match at Po-
land Springs Thursday.
Charles Hayden Grand Trunk brake
man was killed at South Paris, Thursday.
-Zaidee Ware of Lewiston, 81 years
committed suicide BY drowning in the An
droscoggin river Wednesday. The cause is
unknown.
Professor Herbert Russell. having re-
signed his position in the kent's Hill semin-
AIRY, will take postgraduate course in
mathematics and physics at Baltimore the
coming year.
The Third Maine regiment held its re-
union at Gardiner, Wednesday. Joseph S.
Smith Of Bangor, was elected president of
the association.
Captain Charles Z. Nash, of Augusta.
has just completed file of the Maine Far
mer's almanac from its first publication in
1919 down 10 the present time. The copy
for 1919 he purchased at cost of S5
There are but few complete files Of the al
manac in existence.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-08-19

The present week is gaia week at Bar
/ Harhor, the best week Of the best season
ever known. Monday the grand athletic
tournament began with a variety Of games
on the lawn in front of the Rodick Tues
day were the boat races, and Thursday the
horse tournament, in imitation Of the knights
Of old, is to occur.
The boom in real estate still booms at Bar
Hsrbor and prices are on the rise. Several
important transfers have recently been made.
A large amount Of land has been bonded
or sold this week at Otter Creek. A great
deal of land is destined to change hands be-
fore October.
The prospect for building the coming fall
and winter is better than ever before. Sew
ersl fine cottages are already begun and
many more contracts are under considera-
ton.
Senator Yulee. of Florida, is occupying
the cottage in front of the Des Isle hotel
this summer.
Judge Watteson Of the Supreme Judicial
Court Of Rhode Island. has been spending
week at the Grand Central Gen. Baird,
of the L. S. army is at the same hotel.
Hon. John s. Wise. late Republican can
didate for Governor of Virginia, is al the
Rodick sl-o Mr.. F, A. Conkling, brother Of
the famous Roscoe
Mr.. W. ID. Howells. the novelist. will
spend part Of the month Of September at
the Atlantic House. Mr. Samuel L.
Clemens. MARX Twain" is expected a, the
same hotel
The probability is that tourists will re-
main at Bar Harbor this season longer than
ever before.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-08-19
Why Chase ?

The ELLSWORTH american glories with
praise for Hon. John b. Redman and attack
Hon Charles H. Chase, calling him Tabula-
tor, and glorying in the fact that he is dead
politically. This is, We suppose, on account
Of the so-cslled "State Steal" Upon this
matter We are glad that we have chance to
free our mind. John B. Redman has been a
close personal friend of ours for several
years. We have not been political friends,
however. No man in our State denounced
the course of Garcelon and his council more
heartily than ourselves. We thought then
and now, that it vas a wanton assault upon
the right OF self-governmen,. 1t was a des-
perate party measure OF which every man
who took part should feel ashamed and we
have no doubt they do. But how much bet
ter is Mr. Redman who was elected a men,
Der Of Joseph l.. Smiths rump government !;
Ia counclllor) He was foremost for the
count out and prepared TO share in the
spoils. So was Samuel J. Anderson, +. r.
Pierce, J. 5. Palmer and host more of men
who have been appointed to office by Mr..
Cleveland, ardent champions of the act
There were not one hundred democrats in
Maine who were not. Hon. VIM. l.. Put
few others were level headed enough to see
the danger Of the act; but leading lawyers
like Attorney General Mcclellan. A. Z. Gould
L. ID. NJ. Sweat, John B. Redman and other
prominent legal gentleman advised MIR. Chase
and other members of the council to go
ahead as their course was legally proper
Why then should Mr.. Chase be singled out
for abuse and men who were advising him,
writing letters urging him, getting up mass
meetings to endorse him, held bameless ?
We claim in conclusion that Mr.. Redman
was as bad as Mr.. Chase and deserved 10 be
rejected for that reason as much as he. We
favored the confirmation Of all Of Mr.. Cleve-
lands appointments and wanted him and his
party held responsible. We protest against
these assaults upon one party and glorify-
ing others who were equal, guilty Port
land EreniHg Express.
We certainly have no desire to palli-
ate or excuse any who took part in the
so-called State Steal much less do
we wish to "gloritv' any one. In our
article to which the Erpress refers we
merely spoke kind word for our neigh
Dor and townsman. Mr.. Redmau, wish
ing him success in his new undertaking.
We did so with pleasure and trust We
may e' er be able to have a like kind
word for all our neighbors, to whatever
party or sect they belong.
The Erprcss must not be too hard on
>ubordinates. We forgave everybody
who participated in the Rebellion even.
except JEFF. Davis, and he recently made
tour Of the South. unchallenged. re-
ceiviug one continuous ovation along his
route.
So in the state Steal" We shall do
well to forgive everybody except the
JEFF. Davise> Judging it by its acts,
the Senate evidently took the same view
of the matter.in the confirmation OF Mr..
Redmau's appointment.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-08-19

August Term, 1885. oi'h'
4 PETITION having been filed lv tho ,,-,,s. . j..
"a Adoniram J. Iibbets late OF RrooLl,n ~ a.,
said county, deceased, praying for the ajlo,vsnca
q. rev No. "A In the Baptist meeting hopse AZ
said deceased. e es'ase Oh
oRDERkp-That said petitioner give public No
nse 70 All persons Interested, by causing copy 81
~, ordsr 20 pc published three weeks s1ccessiyslv
oI p1pnshed IN Ellsworth, that they NAV anna
:, az court OF Probate for said county, to be- id
wednesday In September NEXT Al Ten ~ - ses ~,
IN me forenoon and show cause if any they bax.,
why the same should not be granted 'iase'
U. r. CUNNINGHAM. I,,aaa
A true copy, Attest ;-CHas. p. DoaR' Peass,.
3w33s neeister
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-08-19
STATE OF MAINE

hANCoCk ss-Court Of Probate, Ellsworth
August Tprm, lss5. '"S""fh
ACCOUNTS having been filed for .s,,,.,,.,,, l..
tIl estates OF John True, late OF EIswor,b
hhzaeem True, administrator, A. K. p Inn,
NE NE ou fremont, Matilda VI. Lunt, administrstrix
@i'hIs,rator Roberta A. Carlisle of Surry Funire
guardian. i'"fh H. SWEET
ORDERED, that said accountants give ,,r,,,,.
20 Az persons Interested, by causing copy ~ M
9rgr 70 Be published three weeks succea.lvev In II
fnsMo ~ american newspaper printed or
pouft o. Probate for said county to be held at tbe
W yro1ase once In Bucksport, ON the second
~ sn esiay IN sept next, at ten of the clock in
WY the same should not be granted '''s
NO o. p. CUNNINGHAM Judge
y "ue copy est'-tHAs. L. DoRE, Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-08-19
rankin

ir.nlna
MI... Grr~,i.ve W., 4. ..,,1,o.. 70.
ueek, u, Hancock POINT. accompanied by
friends from d'if,rru' parts % the State.
The o,,,,,;.s ,r.tt,t II IL. y
p. n
"a -. NTH 'i'''''' n'A''a''9
.
-, N.,..p ,
|, - ,-n
:. TT" =, ','''
- ''''
''''.,,'- we 49, ~ y "o .. =
@ ~, li'''- NOM "''' '''ie '''s''' Nc
10, vie % Ial' "e''''R' VINO has been
:.
MI BUNKER The gentleman Who Keeps the
4NerH stable has abundant business.
VIZ. NoCann Fai'rd ARR hundred dollars
"'N ''' '''1.'s 4" '''F n # 'hareh'
Rev ] 4 Rovl-r h,. r,.s.,r,-d l.i. I.t.o..
;.h - !,
r..a,h.s -. 'e' ''.''' ne
$3.50, a.. r 'u'.,i'
evening 10 a crowded house.
Bushes, !, duh her. ar nresep,. o,,a,r,.
ing #, the chief business,
pase o"H - TIE '"'e' amusement here al
present. There are three clubs in town.
we nope 10 see a match game
The Franklin Corre, Band proposes an
excur.ion sbon, ,ss i.., y. III. ,nor,h + :
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-08-19
Notice,

Nonresident taxes in the town Of Orlanu In the
County of Hancock for the year 1855,
nHE following Hist Of taxes on real estate ~ non.
resident owners in the town Of C'rland, foT the
year lsso IN biils committed To y A keyes, col.
rector OF said town on the 23d day Of May Iso5
been returned by him TO me a. remaining unpaid
on the 2lst day of May IsSf by his certificate OF
that date and now remains unpaid anil notice l.
hereby given, that II the said taxes, interest and
charges are not paid into the treasurer Of said
town, within eighteen months from the commit
nent OF said bills much of the real estate taxed
as VIII he sufficient to pay the amount due therefor,
including interest and charges will without further
notice, be sold at public auction the >eleCtmens
once In said town. on the goth day Of November,
lse6, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-08-19

At . Cont II Probate holden At Eu=
worth, within Autl for the county NJ Hanctz-A ON
the End Wednesday II Aug.A p lsss,
nHARLE>" WA>GATr, named Executor in
" certain Instrument purVortiBx he the Is 4
VIII ana Testament and r"siictl thereto u AlbrTi
'urh--, iaie n Ellsworth, I'D said county, ,il-
'ea-tNi' having presented the same lot probate
pRbhkhp-ihat ~" said Executor give
nrtc" - nh persons Interested by causing a
c"ry 81 his "rtgr to ~ published three wrrk ,
-l'"cselEely Up the Ellsworth American. printe,l
"t Fg'lehc" at Ellsworth. that they may appear
at a Probate Court a. tr held Buck,por In -aid
county, on the second "Wednesday Of sept
next Al ten Of the clock IN the forenoon and ,hrys
cause II any they have why the -ati iustrt.li.e L
should NOT Ice proved, approved, and allowed , :
the lat viii and testament of said deceased.
-. +. Ct <<I\GHAM Judge.
A@1st l-CHAs. +. DoER, Register.
true copy, Attest en- +. poRR, Register.
BVts{.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-08-19

The Grand Lodge Of Maine, Indepen-
dent Order of Odd Fellows, opened it:
forty-second annual session at Odd Fellow:
hail, Bridgton, the 9th. The attendance
was quite large. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
Grand Master-F. Freeman. Portland.
Deputy Grand Master-George W. Goss,
Lewiston.
Grand Warden-Judson b. Dunbar, Port
land.
Grand Secretary-Joshua Davis. Portland.
Grand Treasurer-Stephen Il. Dyer, Port
land.
Grand presentative-Rodney b. Capen,
Augusta.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-08-19

On the Attn Mr.. Miles Cunningham, Of
Whitefeld. met with an accident which
came near ending his life. He was driving
fourteen hundred pound stallion attached
to a moving machine in a field of grass.
The animal became enraged. kicked the
thills and then threw himself. Mr.. Cunning
ham ieaped upon bis head and attempted to
hold him down, but the mad brute grabbed
the man by the calf Of The leg and arose
from the ground, dragging the farmer and
chewing and decorating the limb in a shock
ing way. Finally the mans cries brought
aid. Mr.. Cunningham was so severely in
jured that his life was despaired Of, bu, he
is nov on the road to recovery.
The four-masted schooner. Benjamin
A. Poole, was launched in the ship-yard of
William Rogers. at Bath, Wednesday. Sew
eral large vessels are now being built in
Bath. In one yard fiye-masted schooner
is in process of construction.