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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-04-29


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To the Republicans of Washington County.

Believing that my personal and bust
ness interests will be better subserved by
giving my undivided attention thereto,
for the present at least, | hereby with
draw from the race for sheriff, with the
most sincere thanks to those who have
given me their support. assure them
of my appreciation of the same and shall
always hold myself in readiness to return
the favor.
With malice toward none and with
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CARD FROM MR.. COOPER.
20 .he voters OF wa.hlngtoa Count,

To the Voters OF Washington County.
When l announced myself as a candi-
date for circuit court clerk | had my ar
engagements to make q thorough canvas
of the county. but on account of extreme
and protracted sickness in my family 1t is
impossible for me to see the people be-
fore the convention. Such being the
case, | take this method of saying to my
friends and the Republican party gener-
ally that l am still a candidate for the
nomination for circuit court clerk, and
should | be the choice of the Republican
county convention, | will after the coz
vention make a thorough canvass in the
interest Of the ticket. 1t is not my desire
TO publish this card for any advantage or
to make any Misrepresentation, but sim
ply TO acquaint the voters with my posi-
ton and let them know the reasons |
have not canvassed the county. | believe
my friends will appreciate the situation,
and | submit my claim to their keeping,
hoping victory may be inscribed on our
banner. | remain truly yours,
LEWIS COOPER.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-04-29

"A NASAL INJECTOR free with
each bottle OF Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price 90 cents. For sale by JAS. A. Boyd.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-04-29
The May Century.

"Hawthorne's Philosophy" is the arti-
Gle which will first catch the attention of
many readers of the May Century, partly
because his personality is n of lasting
interest, and also for the reason that his
son wrote the paper. In the frontispiece
we have the novelist as he appeared,
with clean-shaven face, in 1S4S, while
surveyor in sthe Salem Custom-house.
With the article appears. also, a portrait
from a photograph taken about 1862. OF
peculiar interest besides are Clarence
Kings vivacious account of a hunt in
Spain for an old BARRIERS basin, such as
is known to readers of Cervantes as tine
Helmet of Mambrino'; and the third
chapter of ''Zweibak; or, Notes of IA
Professional Exile"
The Rev. r. II. Munger, writes in this
number of Evolution and the Faith"
The profusely illustrated articles, are
an attractive chapter IN American
Country Dwellings" by Mrs. Schuyler
van Rensselaer,; "Thc Flour-Mills OF
Minneapolis" by Eugene V. Smalley
"a Californian's Gift to Science mean
ing the Lick Observatory, by Taliesin
Evans; and "The Breeding of Fancy
Pigeons" by Z. S. Starr.
With the illustrated papers should also
be mentioned the chapters on the war,
which include General McClcllan's last
magazine article, with a fac. smile, it is
supposed, of the very last paragraph
written by him for publication. The
seventh chapter of Mr.. Goss's "Recollec.
tions of a Private" deals with the period
of the temperance of "McClellan at the
Head of the Grand Army" General d
H. Hill describes, with string anecdota
interest, "The Battle Of South Mountain
In conclusion General Hill advances
very interesting reason for the ready ant
lasting return TO good fellowship between
the sections. General William F. Smitl
makes n statement with respect to Gener
al Grants structures upon him in thu
February Century.
In the fourth part of Mr.. Howells's sto
ry, "Thc Minister'S Charge" Lemue
Barker shows signs of development tow
ard sophistication. There is n curiou
short story, called "Perturbcd Spirits,
by Brander Matthews; and in "lduna.
George A. Hubbard portrays a beautiful
heroine.
In Topics of the Time there is OK
cellcnt editorial matter, while Bric-a. bra
contains several excellent contributions.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-04-29
AND TRIBUNE.
JoNEsBoRo. TENN. APRIL 90, 1886.

Marriage and death notices, not exceeding
Ten lines, inserted free OF charge.
Obituaries, over ten lines, Will be charged
1T half reading matter rates.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-04-29

hereby announce myself as q candi.
dale 10 represent Washington county in
the State Legislature, at the ensuing cleo.
ton, subject TO the decision Of the Repub,
lican convention. Nice. WAGNER.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-04-29
COUNTY TRUSTEE.

l hereby announce myself as a candi-
date for collection to the office of county
Trustee at the ensuing August election,
subject to the decision of the Republican
county convention. Very respectfully,
JOHN s. MATHEs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-03-04

Received september 9th 1885, at II p'cloek. \ NJ
and recorded in Vol Page 3S7
NATHANIEL MOVES
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-03-04
National News.

General Hancock used TO say that Sher-
idan was "a whirlwind with spurs
The Hon. +. B. Washburne is said to
be writing a narrative of life in Paris under
the Commune 10 1871.
Elder Thomas p Dudley, of Lexing-
ton. Kentucky, who began preaching in
1920. is said to be the Oldest Baptist minis
ter in the country.
The late Bishop Bates, Roman Catho-
lic) of Alton, ILL.,, was Ravarian By birth,
and was trained to the carpenters trade,
which be followed until grown to manhood.
Secretary Bristow is understood to
be an intimate personal friend Of President
Cleveland. 1t vas largely on Mr.. Bristow's
recommendation that Judge Durham was
appointed comptroller Of the currency.
In the executive session Of the Senate.
Wednesday, resolution was adopted call
ing on the secretary of the treasury for the
papers relating to the Suspension of Gus
toms Collector William Wells, of Vermont.
The Senate Wednesday passed the bill.
permitting national banks, with the approve al
Of the comptroller of the currency, TO change
their name. location and capital BY vote of
two-thirds Of their stockholders, providing
shat the bank shall not be moved TO another
State, or more than 80 miles from its origi-
nal location.
The House passed the bill to annex the
northern part Of Idaho Territory to Wash
ington Territory, and also the bill providing
for taxing the fractional part Of a gallon OF
whiskey.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-03-04
STATE or MAINE

H,>tUtk - Clerk of Courts pnrr. Ellsworth
T. the Maine Shore Line Railroad COMPANY.
WHLKfh~ the Maine shore Line Railroad
w COMPANY At the April Term. ls>j ~ the
court ~ '"uuty tnripi sslonrrs for HAnrock
county, l',i their petition tth said cofnml-
prds INK for Of DANA fur certain
real estate together with all materials in ami up
on 1; ow nr'i IN fee simple by Dpnall ravcr. -
stark, New Hamp ami nlart.tagr,i 10 EeerHrri
IL. tsreriy, %! Eden. Hancock county, MalEr,
-lii4atrt 10 said Ellsworth entered upon au taken
10y -aid Maine SHORE Line Railroad uinpany. frr
the location construction repair aul s'.iig cucnt
Use Of IT. Railroad described Ia ttclr sail
petition a. follows Bszinuing on the center line
81 locatl"n ~ said company In IT. Intersection
with division hnr between said " CSsrr and the
Mason t,t thence generally ssutstery but always
following said center line Of iocat!pn AMI taking
Two rods On each .ttc thereof. entirely said
Weaver int a. the south line thereof ihr side liuc,
OF -ald described parcel being cSrrvW here two
rods distant from sAit crntor nt ~ lo'atlnp al
Ways parallel herewith and extending entirely
across raid weaver lot, upon whifh petition
examination and hearing sas or,icrtrl ami had
the -J,h day OF September, l-A for the purpose OF
estimating and awarding the damage sustained b.
the said Donald Weaver Hnh tyerartl IL Grcciy
aforv-aii.
And now the sAii county commissioners AZ a
regular session 81 their l,ari huiirn At f-w orih.
On Tuesday the 18th day OF pctoher. \. u I--5.
during aid term the 5th day ~ November
made the following estimate of dana - Sustained
bs the taking Of SAID real estate and 10 ~ar the
Aforesaid Donald Weaver and Evcrsrl II Grt.tly
rs their several interests may appear Ia he paid
for their real estate taken by SAID COMPANY the
sum of 'wn hundred dollars, s!D1tU-i
Dated at Ellsworth this 9Th DAY Of November. \.
b, l-.3.
X Vol. 9, I. $40. County Commissioners Record.
Attest ii. b. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-03-04
4. /. NORRIS,
Main st.. = Ellsworth,
Main st., : Ellsworth.

- ~ n ~ +f-T
wish 10 mention few Of the NEW
GOODS received within few days. all of
which will be sold at bot ON prices. BLACK
SILKS at s1.25, Sl.45. Sl60 and Sl.I5.
These goods are al! warranted. rs and
81 90 Silks no, warranted Have the best
SATIN RHADAME for $3.50. to be
shown by any one at that price. The eie-
CANT line Of CAMEL'S HAIR DRESS
GOODS has arrived am selling them al
.95. You buy the same goods in Boston
at 81 .25. If YOU are fortunate enough to find
them. Our stock ofCASHNERE BARRfrz.
TRICOTS and other DRESS GOODS is
complete. IN BLACK DRESS GOODS
our assortment is the best We have ever car
ried Il il fact. and one W. are proud TO
record. that We are selling goods in the best
trade in the county and Ia those that have
even tired the Boston and Bangor markets.
and not fading what they wanted, have
found the same in our stock at prices that
we're perfectly satisfactory
In manS cases il YOU would hook our stock
over CAREFUL, before sending away for your
DRESS GOODS, YOU would purchase Of US
and save trouble and expense
In spring STYLES OF sEERsUCkER. CAM
BRiCS. CHAMBRAIS and PRINTS, We have
some desirable patterns. In our SMALL
WARE DEPARTMENT our stock is full
II i noticed our customers care but little
what we pay for our goods as long rs we sell
them at satisfactory prices. which are
bound to do.
In our SHAWL DEPARTMENT will be
found Scrything from a Shoulder Shawl 20
costly Cashmere. Now j. the time to buy your
SHEETINGS, WHITE GOODS. HAM
BtRGS. Sc. IN GENTLENEN's and BOYS
FURNISHING GOODS. such ~ THiertrear,
LGHHdered dad fRiGnHd,reei Shirts. Collars
aud cuffs. Hose NJ al kinds and Seca-ties.
our stock Is well selected aud at prices To suit,
Our store i not oyercrowded with customers
in winter. but we are having a very satisfactory
trade and on the increase all the time.
which goes to show that our GOODS aud
PRICES are appreciated by the public.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-03-04

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-03-04
A WATERLOO FOR THE
DEMOCRATS !

Nine of the fourteen cities Of the State
held their municipal elections Monday.
Auburn and Ellsworth remain Democratic.
Bath. Hallowel and Saco elect Republicans.
Rockland elects Republican Mayor and a
Democratic city government. Gardiner elects
a Republican city government. but the ciii-
zens' candidate for Mayor, Lewiston makes
no choice for Mayor. hu, the Republicans
elect the city government. carving four Of
the seven wards Portl,nd gives Lii Re
publican plurality aud 1867 majority over
all. The Republicans have large majority
in bnth branches q the city government.
The sweeping triumrh@ IN Portland and the
large gam. in Lewiston suspiciously open
tie campaign Of 1856.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-03-04

and the question OF Cheap Books Under In
teruational Copyright" In open Letters
Or. Howard Crosby and Dir. a. A. Hodge.
contribute 10 the discussion OF Christian
Union" or rather Church Union. :. W.
Powell writes on Timber Famine and q For
est School" and the Rev. II. l.. singleton COM
ment. on the proposed lifc-senator.hip for
"fN-Prcsdcnts"
The poems OF the number are contributed
by l.. Frank Tooker, Anthony Morehead.
Charles Warren Stodiard, Mr.. Fannie Eos
ter Clark, W. Bliss Carmen: and In "Bric-a-
Brac." by Miss DIVA Morgan->mith. Frank
u. sherman. Margaret NandrGrift. and Nir-
ginia u. Harrison.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-03-04
State News.

The Jonesboro House in Jonesboro. J.
L. Farnsworth, proprietor, was burned the
night Of Feb. p. The FIRE caught in the
ell. Most of the household furniture was
lost. Loss, $500 snail insurance.
james Weymouth, of Maine, has been
elected grand master workman of the grand
lodge of the Ancient Order Of United Work
men.
The annual report of the Penobscot
tribe of Indians was presented to the Gov
ernor and Council the 18th ult. The tribe
now numbers AIS persons, decrease of 81
since last year.
Michael O'Brien's leg was broken while
he was wrestling, on Saturday evening, in
Gardiner. with Henry Watson.
The Dexter Gazette tells of a man in
Pits6eld who has acquired several thousand
dollars with his buck saw. He is intelligent
and liberal, recently gave a hundred dollars
in lump to public enterprise, has repre-
sented the town in the Legislature, is an
active politician, and though he is over go
years old has sawed nearly 800 cords oil
wood the past year.
Benjamin B. Hanson, postmaster q,
North Pittston, has been held for trial by
United States Commissioner Rand, at Port
land, on the charge Of reporting to the Post
Office Department that he had cancelled q
larger number Of stamps than wss the fact
q! order to increase bis salary.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-03-04
Grand Army Of the Republic.
APPOINTMENTS on THE STAFF or DEFAKT-
MFNT COMMANDER LAM

MENT COMMANDER LANE.
Department Commander Lane Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic has l,>uel an
or-er IN which be makes The following ap
poIntments upon his staff
Assistant AdJ4tant Grnetal, l.. b. Hi.
Augusta.
A,sisfan, Qaariermas,er General Is. f.
Beals. Auburn.
Inspector. a. \. Nickers,n. Portland.
Judge Advocate. William H. Foglrr.
Belfast,
Chief Mastering Officer. George VI.
Brown. Bangor.
Aldes-de- Camp George W Martin. Au-
gusta.
Joseph o. Smith, Skou hogan.
George Stanwood. Springfield
{. {. Cross and Frank Adams. Bruins
wick
John Killing. Wells.
Daniel Staples. Dexter.
Hillman Smith and J. P. futile. Pitts
field.
F. \. H. Stackpole kenduskeag.
J. l.. Chamberlain, Halowell.
Sewal Pettingill. Wa,ne.
ID. J. Baine, Harmony.
Charles III. Foster, SIetson.
Thomas 5. Benson, Sidney.
Enoch Foster Bethel.
George Russell Augusta.
II. L. Hall, So. Norridgewock
A. A. Waugh. Levant.
l.. Clay, Lincoln.
A. c. True. Litchfeld
A. Picket, Etna.
c. A. Coombs. Bath.
}. 6. Slower, Wateryile.
W. Gushing, Foxeroft
A. A. f.. Nye. Searsport
II. c. Levensaler, Thomaston.
Charles b. Stewart, So China
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-03-04

HA~Cock s. The Honorable The Justice az the
supreme Judicial Court. next to be 1oFien 81 Els
worth Within and for the county OF Hancock on the
second Tuesday Of April. \. u, t-cti.
NNiE L. Getty. Of said Ellsworth, wifi Of
a Robert Getty. respectfully errpresent- that
her maiden name was Annie J.. hati". that she
married tu said Enhgrt Getty AZ SAIL Els
worth on the ninth day OF November. \ II. ISL
hy John II trimmer. Esq. That they hve'i To.
ssethcr husband and VI lie at said Ellsworth irnm
the tim" u their said marriage until september,
A. D., lssl
Tina, two children have heeu born them since
their said marriage, Lizzie ,,etty two years Old.
ami Llcwryn Il. t,city two months old That
y"ur hbcllant has Always conducted herself To
waris her -alI husband faithful. true and = I.
frrttunstr wife
That ever since their said marriage the said
Robert Getty has had Er"-- and confirmed hahitA
~ tutox icationt
That during the period II their saI marrie'i
HE he has been guilty ~ cruel ani abusive treat
mrut towards her the @aid Annie l.. anj has frr
qucutiv struck and kicked her.
And YOUR llnellAut further shows e. your Honor
that although the saii Rplrri Getty during all u
sat time since their sAit marriage has i-'rn u
sufficient shiiiiy. set he has grossly wan;pnIy and
cruelty refused aud elected 10 prpSi ic suitable
ualute nance for her srd her said chiiirCn and si
.yu@~4y, want"uly ani cruelty refuses and neg
lerts e. provide. And ynur llbeiiaut further
shows that sut,rtinc during the month ~ ~"ptrm
her, 4 ~ lS-4. tbs sad Knl,rr, Getty deserted
Your uhcllArt without cause and went 20 parts un
know 10 her ,inrc which time she ha- nut hrar,i
from HIN or received from him ans support
That she has male diiiErui Inquiry and 7"srrh
hat has not h"cu ali. To- ascertain and iors NOT
Know the residence ~ the sail Robert t.rtty.
That thrry' - collision netwrru ynuF ltbtrilaut
au,l the sati Robert Getty a. obtain a divorce
That vour 3hclisnt believes * reasonable suA
proper that the hands 81 matriunny between her
and her said husband should - Dissolved by 81
y1rrr-
Hhrrrtnrr -ii- prai- that such tiivurve may br
ierfr"'l and that she may have tlc custody ot her
minor children
ANNIE |. GETTY
Elsw orth, March l.. i-~3.
=.
81 March, \ II l>-5.
\ KING.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-03-04
St. Nicholas for March, 1906.

The frontispiece is an engraving by johnson
Of Nine. lie Bruins famous and beautiful por-
trait Of herself. illustrating Mrs. Clements
Art and Artsis'paper on French Painters"
including Clsude Lorraine, David. Ingres,
and the Verueis.
Mrs. Burnett's serial, "Littie Lord Faunile-
row." follows with a most delicately humorous
account Of the young American nobleman's
first interview with his sristocra,ie grandfath-
er.
One OF the principal features Of the number
is the first nine OF the 'St. Nicholas Dog
Stories" This series Is to include interesting
stories. sketches. and anecdotes collected from
various sources during the last five years: and
these will now be published from time 10 time
for the benefit OF all dog-oyers Henry Eek
ford's WONDERS of the Alphabet" will be a
revelation 10 many readers OF the magazine.
who have probably never imagined that 80
many interesting and curious things could be
said about those very elementary a. b. c's
George Washington" Horace T.. Scud,ler's
biographical serial. /. a- entertaining ~ fiction
and this instsllmen, Is Of special interest. a. it
tells of ashingtous first campaigning expert
enccs-again-t the French and Indians In 1885,
Frank Il. stockton personally Conducts" hi~
.tay-at-home Traveller, io Florence and Venice
where with the aid of the abundant illustra-
tion> they can cnjoy almost all there is to be
seen. though they may miss the sensation OF
floating in goudola-.
OF the short stories the most notable are
Quaker Esther, Ride an exciting horse
story by T.. Nin'on Blake, and The Great
SNOWFALL Fight" in which Charlie. Barnard
tells how the SNOWFALL fighters were turned
into fre-briratc. THE Brownies Circus"
leads the poetry in popular interest. and Az
lred Brennan exhibits some curo-itir- Of
drawing in his clever Minute kctches"
There j. I short paper by Helen jackson III.
H. and The Aga>.z Association" contains
the annual reports Of the tir>t hundred chap
ter- 81 the association under The new arrange
ment.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-03-04
rHr RfrrBIICt> cAMTAIGN.

Senator E,ar, declared At The Michigan
CLUB banquet at Deiroi; "u Monday evening.
that ",hr campaign # tie rep4lli ean party
began on the night vi The dts rn which tie
republican party was d iea',d" The demo
cratic party h.> cpu'inu. j - furnish mater
Iai,- With Secretary Was bo,ish and
mischlrvans mritlus wi'h our foreign mails.
slh Attorney Genera. Garland and his Pan
Electric membranes. with Secretary
Manning and h. con,ic, labor couifact, ana
Higgins compliei'i,u.. with Secretary
Lamar and h' jacob Thompson episode, "a ilh
Secretar, Bayar! and the mudd.ed foreign
service. with S,cF.taN Whitney aud his
Broadway railroad scheme, Hilh the VII He
administration ashan,l ri their offensive
paftisan-hip transactions. the republican
campaign has been admirably prosr,s,ing
When the tine comes the republicans viii
not be backward IN carving the war into
Africa. Just nov tttN ar looking over the
situation With good deal II eompl.oeuc,.