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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-11
GENERAL MARKETS.
Produce md ProvIsIons.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, June lO.--Wheat weak
No.2 red cash Soc bid; July BIC bid and asked
August 5gAc Corn quiet No ca D y &c "
28c -kedi Auguat 2Blsc bid oats, no Quota
lions
sr. LOUIS. Mo, June lO.--Tlour firm and un,
changed Wheat active and easier, opcnct
weak, same soon strengthed. advanced Aelo
fen OH again toward close finishing sc lower
than Yesterday No ? red cash l6hci july
"A 4 ais 4 g, closing Ac;August l5A@1B4c clos
ing 76c. Corn quiet but lrm 80 higher no
mixed cash 3ilfc; July EXC August o5Td
Sss(e. closing 8Fa3lIc bid. oats no sales
Corn meal stronger, AZ s. 0j. Whisky hrm az
81 10. Wool active, strong and higher cloli'lns
2Oa22hc; combing $eSl', ,,, i i9S
Igc black, lsa2Oc. Provisions fairly active and
steady. Pork firm at - 90 Lard strong ~
70 1916 on. Bulk meats steady loose lOls lonA
clear, s. 80; short ribs y tgi short ClSn iS3l
short clear s. 50, Bacon very active snu sttopE
long clear 50 05a6 o. short RIBS " ZvGo =,
short clear % 5a6 80 Hams very nLnl az y
dIgHc Afternoon board-Wheat weak ana
i,a4a lower. Corn easy and "a lc lover
GuioAgo' Ill. June lO.-FlonT quiet
southern winter wheat 81 hOG5 20, lscOnaln
Sd 1874 25; Michigan, 81 25gi 50i MINNESOTA
bakers. b b5a3 70 patents, "a i0as 80 Mheat
active unsettled, nervous Closing ~ n 1bk,s
tianyesterday; June 7skelts,o. eloseu ~
July "a lg@I6cs el sea y - loS Sen,sn5
ana Irmer: cash 3ftkc; Juno ~ 49s9'sc' elosel
Sirte. 1uiy 5ssdSsAa, closed S5Sci August
al, IN iesls7 N .lGc. closed 80 1876 Port active
o ,ened 2a5c lower. rallied y g 1 ss
receded. 81 sed steady cash - egas so'
July closed 50 sgas s2h Augntt elosea a ,5t
Ssi5: August closed s. 20a6 22's short ~
sldds s,eadv. casn s. %. foxed meats STEADY !
drv saltca shoulders 81 i5ai ~ shoII Clear
sidea yS 75aS e0 Afternoon boArd-M neal
80. inlv Ike Corn Quiet; July 50 iS,lbc
PORK steady; July S 50. Lard easy Juy
50 l2h. ~ r,n,,
NEw ORLEANS, La, June 10 = f ,n
All and weak. choice 81 90dt lui fancy
81 ,esb 10. extra fancy 81 l095 b0i Minnesota
and winter wheat patents 81 ioG5 90 ,- Sotn'
s.t,Set. MIXED de; white 46d47c; yellow 80 &c
hay dull prime s. SOL % b eap'c q 20 lard
reSned uerce, S IS. Baik meats
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-11
=; No.llale, nal.hoop barrels, q q; pockets

~ % l1hti mas 'AteNF hat4ttht - ~ f"ehNAF
] excite.
/ Corn meal-Per bushel 55dGOc.
Hominy and gritHs-Por Dbl, "a 90.
Oatmeal--Per half Dbl. 81 w.
Cracked wheat-Por n, 60,
Crackers--A coda Jlac. Xxx soda &c. cream
SIC; ginger snaps &C.; lemon creams 80.
sundries- tsrch 4ci cnndloe full DoxeB,
l2Nct halves -, quarters stick candy sd
l06Ci fancy l0alde; rope, s& basis, DO cotton,
lGe; herring, imported, 81 ~ per gogi RHEIMS,
layer, - BOZ cider. crab apple, lOc, NlseOuu.
3Oc, vinegar l50ebc, concentrated lYe = 1sa
4 90; Jugs, glazed, lie per gall crorss glazed.
l0c per gal; dried peaches O.; indigO 80 per
% blueing NcNSl 20 per DOZEN Conmnn's
mustard 81 50Hi 90 per 1Ozen; maccaTopi, I'm
ported, lie n American, use box buckets, Two
hoops, 81 CO per dozen; brilliant oils, bbls, lHc;
EnplOn DO ksc; o. rs cascs s. 10; brilliant 0
oases s. l0 do ~ ceses s. sai baEing POWDER
bulk, lie; b cans 81 10.
Eice--LOuiethna 81 MbIcs
sugar--Fine powdered, bblA, sko; DO half
bills, qc cut loaf 81 gTAnuiated standard,
Louisiana graduated ; standard A 1906
choice white. 7}fc; Louisiana y. he.
pOUITKf--We quote; Old hens ~ % per
doz young chickensSi 50a2 70 Turkeys GOA 1bc.
WOOL We quote: Twelve. month"; clip,
light, 1ne and medium lgGepc; hne, heavy
light, l2al5c, six months light tine medium
lbGiTc, coarse E0lIc.
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cood chance to get it, and
rest satisfied with good
mr. u, next best chance for rain
u, lime 10 aud %. The prob
\, ior three days before these
+. tso days after, very warm
,mlnr before rain, and cooler
.e.ywards. 1t is not possible to
4 .,iru Of land it win rain upon.
4 ira elements are the June dis
s,Se earth, which last from now
\, Inly lst, and the equinox of
Iseb occurs about every twelve
1s.se atmospheric disturbances
4 .,,rt in the West, and travel
4 n this season of the year one
4 !. sometimes lasts so long as
Ken into another, and some.
\ isr't lspse, but by changes 10
\ .a,ure each disturbance is
&s,s5 II some people knew as
! ne weather as we do, they
A ,lrsld 10 say SO. Some mer.
siraid to sell goods low.
4 me people don't appreciate
They never tried it, or they
spit. Our experience is that
4 ,ypreciate low prices, and we
4 5rtlnue them indefinitely.
,hese lines above for the ben
mi. and ranchmen, who have
4 4 stake now in the growing
4 grass. Please read our two
4 sr.s Below.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-11

c chioula i CO; long olear ,ra
Soc. s dies tsh- Racon, shoulaers "a a, is,,,,,
ea u wv. clear rIs 500 Hsms, choice sn .
Ana ,nnh ,essel' $40 5Qafl0 a. whisky. gnist
rat 'snhhecd. Coffee, and stronr no
sni7 osss % common 20 prime 81 nos; Ia hle"o
,resI sIanN cotton seed products. uaiei and
sn vfs lilme oruoe Oh sossaiac sugar. dull n
primo ~ s,n open kettle, choice. 3 h.ide .
~ 81 81 asAci ecntrltngal. choice white. avg
NJ M, m"te boei =; choice yellow, claridcd ~
4 ia'tne 'ViiS0w c'arlaed, blic. seconds, iiss
sulsuy prime. easy AZ l2ai0,. omen fe4t,s
W. tilme 70 strictly prime. sec. Fxchsnee
NsM 'o ,-s sight, leo premium. Clearinss
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ON CHANGE.
Spot Cotton Fractions and Pu,nro.
from One TO Two Points Lower,
Money Market Easy.
wheat opened Weak. Flue.us,sa 49,
CLOSED Lower-Live Stock Trans.
actions We're Brisk.
ENGLISH coSso,s

ENGLISH cOHSoLs.
LONDON, June lG-Coneci. 49,,
for money, N''seu al looe-ld
Nr,,. STOCKS AND BONDS,
NEW YORK., June 10 -lStocEs
closed at the following prices ~ anu bonds
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-11

COTTON MARKETS.
Receipts at All United States ports.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-11

GALVESTON, TEX, June 10 Cotton --spot
closed quiet.
Gross receipta, 6S bales.
Sales, III.
Exports, none.
Stock, 1886 bales.
Ordinary, l3- &c; good ordinary, lS.lGci
low middlng, SIC; middling, s4ci good
mlddlng, l6c; middling lair, 8 IL l6c'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-11

NEW YORK, June 10 -cotton-spot closed
quiet but steady, Lice lower.
Sales 53l bales.
Ordinary CSC; good ordinary sI6c; low mid
ding l6-l6c; middlng 93sc; good middlipg
exc; middling fair 10 9-l6c.
Futures closed inactive; july point lower
october point higher.
Sales Is 100 bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-11
\! Pennsylvania Route
- quickest and Best Line
From
! lev York and the East.

\ s9 ie3, january l, 1883, trains
GAYS ase 81. Louis 0 a. M, tarrive
IAN ~ '9nhatl 1880 y. m. J, arrive
\ \ ~ Filtsburg GAO next a. m. ,
4 ~, Washington 500 D. m,
.n A. and at New York 9:3s
~ y, win through Pullman
1 N s.gsr New York; parlor cars
~ elegant day coaches for
~ express can connect nj
af sn,lnllted Express" and az.
II NM ~ y m. OF next dav.
4a--lsss'uu indianapolis end Gin.
.p,iissas.es, 81 Louis at 1880 p. M,
.nlrs ~ m, Cincinnati 1885
'AT cars through TO Gin
~ ,,i leave st. Louis 500 D. m.
Pl,,..ts =, N , arrive Columbus
linsto,.l Y t'lO p. m Baltimore
4 yac' w o.5o Z. M, Philadelphia
Pas, 10TH $40 second morn
.ssr, telhn formerly, with Pull.
,nio c,'ieleh 10 New York, also
\ "a lineage and Indiannpolis.
T s.'st are nos disturbed I'M
a i,iolhiihcent new reclining
fwees.N 70 Columbus, via In
b assss,' ~ Tor passengers hold
tIlsa XVI salarday and Sunday
tlo,.su a,Ige tos fast trains.
5Qa rNains the indianapolis
Z ~ nd O,nelnDRtt Express win
illfoii. " y. daily, except sun
sla ns, NV at S'S5 y. M, Clncin-
siildiis ~, " cars to indianapolis
a gsss.i, 2 CinoinRati.
.lit6 y. Line and full informa.
ilti, ~ Application 10 ticket
Nes In the West, or by
taVp. y. A. FORD,
\ 4 W 1 sss Agt. st. Louis Mo,
Yer A. Dallas.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-03-11

the adjacent wood lots, while vast quantity
Of ice has been harvested, in spite of the in
defatgsble care and attention bestowed on
the numerous trout holes, which, strange to
say. have actually yielded up many four
FOUNDER, besides bushels of smells, some Of
which were captured BY ]. G. Parker. there
BY enabling him to break his fast, fortunate
ly. before he had quite wasted away into a
shadow. Ezra ID. Lurvey has been making
quite extensive preparations for a summer
campaign on the beach Of Long Pond, al
ways a favorite resort for summer visitors;
some nice pleasure boats have been built for
him by ID. Mayo. A restaurant and bath
ing houses will be erected for the accom-
mediation of the public.
The young ladies' Eureka Society will give
dramatic entertainment and basket supper
at fremont Hall. Thursday evening,
March IL.
A sheet and pillow case ball occurred at
fremont Hall in the interest of the Village
Improvement Society, March 4. which afford
ed much amusement and pleasure to a large
crowd of dancers stepping out the measures
Of the music furnished by II. n JOY, ac-
companied by Miss Bertha Robinson on the
organ. SPRAY
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Rluehiu.
The spring term of,he Academy commence
ed Monday, March 8.
We we're glad 10 see Geo. W. Clay in
the village on Saturday much improved in
health.
Mr.. L. I. Lufkin has removed his har-
ness shop to the rooms over Albys carriage
shop, on Mill street.
Venner has large assortment Of views
Of the recent "ice Storm They are good
| ones, too.
By an accident the name of Mr.. John
Stevens was omitted from the list of lectur-
ers before the Academy, given last week
he gave history of the Academy from its
organization.
The telegraph is a very useful invention
but if 1t is going TO take from two to three
hours TO Nend dispatch from here to Ellis
worth, We can do better with mule
Albion p. Friend by the accidental dis
charge of his gun las, Wednesday received
dangerous wound in the arm. and not
wsthstanding all surgical and medical sssis.
lance died from the effects Of it Frida, morn
ing. The arm was taken off at the shout
der join, Thursday but to no purpose He
leaves . widow, and one child about year.
| old
The coffee pot was brough, into requl.i-
ton at the G. A. X. Hall last Saturday
| night,with very pleasing effect, 1t is said
that Surg. Goodwin carried home some
herring. Ron.
Mar 8.
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Halthan.
wilson Haslam has moved Gu, Of the
woods
Good doing is reported BY lumbermen
and the greater part Of them are CRYING for
more men and teams. 1t is said that Ma
hum Jordau's teams have all left him, We
have not heard an, reasons why, and he IS
greatly in need OF teams
George and William Jordan lost a horse
lately. He fell on stump and died short
ly af;erwarl by bleeding inwardly.
Asa Colby, Byron Jordan, Joseph Fox and
James rwynham are driving toat teams.
The mail eamr up Yesterday. Not very
often do We get any Sunday mail Mr..
Nickerson viii drive his regular trip again
to-day.
Two men, supposed TO be from Ellsworth.
were seen driving free horse cruelty over
the ridge yesterday. The stopping Of the
liquor they contained would nearly sway
them on, Of the sleigh as they were speedily
bounced over each drift of snow. The col
or of the horse was very dark and he was
apparently very free; the frequent strikes
would make him run often. We think tn.
full extent of the law should be used in
such cases and not lei rum be a cloak for
any such brutality.
Almond Jelison who has been unable to
labor from effects of dyspepsia some four
weeks, IS gaining slowly. SELIGNYL.
Mar S.
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Lamoine.
There seems to be dearth of news here
at present.
MIR. Eben Whitaker and wife of Cam
bridgeport, Mass. are stopping at present
with his father Mr.. George Whitaker.
Mr.. Martin A. Bunker, formerly of this
town but now a resident of Colorado. has
been visiting relatives here
The friends of Mr. and Mrs. VIM. F. De-
sIsles of East Lamoine gave them a surprise
party on Saturday evening last. About
one hundred were present and very pleas
ant time enjoyed.
Our High school has thirty-eight pupils
in attendance. PETREL
March s.
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Esstbrook.
Mrs. +. Tracy of Franklin is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Andrew Lowrie.
Mrs B. NJ Rockwell who has been visit
ing her daughter in Brewer, has returned
home.
The bear story in the AMERICAN few
weeks ago was very interesting. have
lately met descendant of NJ. who remem-
bers well hearing about "Old White-fsce"
when child We are personally acquant-
ed with J. L. NJ, and anything written by
him is read with interest.
March g. DIR.
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! Rucksport.
Mikado was played here Thursday even
ing to very apprecia,i,e audience BY the
Bangor Opera Company.
\ BENEFIT was given TO Mr.. r. Is, Hall Of
Bangor, W,dnesda, evening He was
snored IN here and unable 10 attend his en-
gagements III Bangor
Prof. Chase lec,ured in Bangor Monday
evening. before the Cnautauqua Club q tbs,
CITY.
Vacation time at the seminary is being
enjoyed hs all concerned Prof Mcdonald
is spending his time in Boston. k,rrA.
suIIl,an
After the long snow block ade. Ne we're
reJoioed 10 be again connected with the out
er world hy meats Of trains and mails.
or tie latter We had full measure" the ar-
cnmu. alton Of the long delay.
The steamer "Rocka and" diA not arrive at
tn. place on Saturday, tie usual time, but
came on SUNDAY afternoon, after leaving
Rocklaud On the ARRIVAL uf the Bangor boa,
a. that place.
Ms, Nellie Smith !. spending her short
vacation with her mother al this place, after
which she will return to her school term a,
Bar Harbor.
Chas Hall Of West Sullivan. has forty
az brown leghorn pulets. which have laid
during December, January aud February
l.9 dozen and eggs Who can beat thi, ?
Mr VI Moore, who has isugnt yer,
successful term Of schoo. IN the new ,chOo.
building a, this place, finished the term and
lefl for Watersllte College last week. Nj
Moore IS natural instructor and Won h.s
way to the confidence Of both pupils and
parents
The "Sorosi," met with Mrs s. " Ben
MS and Mss Susie simpson. THURSDAY, iih
inst, where large company were in A.
tendance and general good time" was en-
joyed By all. In the evening came mu.ic
and select reading b, the following Song
by Miss Susie simpson instrumental and
vocal music BY Lena Wilson and Louisa
Hawkins; song by Lille Stimson; violin
solo by VIII O. Emery, and selec, reading
by Geo. c. Emery. entitled play it alone
ROVER.
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Married.

Lam oine-Feb. q, by Rev. f. Hatfield, Mr..
John Ryan and Miss Nellie SWEET.
Maraville-March :, by J. II. Jordan. Esq,
John Hasam Jr., and Miss Annie .. Heath,
both Of Waltham.
Sept %, by same, Mr.. Marcellus r. Mer-
rill and Miss Ella l.. Cokey, both of Maria
vile.
Clifton-Feb. l. by same, Mr.. Winfield S.
Mccartney and Miss Lydia Hall, both of Els
worth.
West BrooksyilIe-Feb. Is. by>Rev. C.. l..
Skinner, Mr.. Frank W. Slower OF Bluehill and
Miss Julia f. Lord of West Brooksyille.
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f-nol,>rot

f-nos,eot
Oar annual town meeting came off last
Monday. Mar. / The roads we're thoroughly
blocksdrd with snow. renIerin. travel with
teams quite dangerous, and the weather vas
so cold tina; but few came from the Guilty
ing districts on foot, This vas the same
the situation last wear. But the central
districts were well represented and conducted
the business with dispatch rarely excsll@d.
The town reports were not ready for disiri-
button unit! Monday town meeting, but We
we're glad to see them, even at that late
hour and ind our town in 50 ia,tering f.
nancial condition. As nearly as We can
gather the cost Of our resident town poor
for the year ending March IL. viii be few
dollars less then $500, few dollars less
than last year, while our nonresident poor
has cost about $50 more than last Year.
This involves a suit with Verona oar
cash attachments were about fifts dollars
more than last year. Our current and con
tingent expenses were nearly twenty dol
lars less than last year. and We hope will
reach figure not exceeding 800 this year.
Then We shall compare favorably with neigh
boring towns in his respect. Our old
board Of selectmen were re. elected without
opposition.
Voted TO raise 1925 to pay for a road
machine purchased last Year.
Voted 10 raise $500 in money, and $500
n labor for roads.
Voted to raise $500 with v ich TO pur-
chase three thoroughbred bulls The legal
ity OF this transaction vas doubted and ef-
forts made to have the matter lay over, to he
reported upon at the next town meeting by
committee appointed for that purpose, but
the desire was so sudden and irresistible for
improved stock, that it swept all before 1t
like spring overflow.
Voted to raise sum not exceeding 5000
niversary of the Incorporating of this town.
This town was Incorporated in February,
1887. The celebra alton will probably be
postponed until the summer or fall of 1887,
on account Of the inclemency Of February
weather in this latitude
Voted to raise 5000 for support of poor.
This sum was thought to be necessary to
provide against an increase OF pauperism as
per statement of seectmen.
Voted to raise 5000 for current and con-
tingent expenses, the sum thought to be
necessary to provide against an unexpected
increase in this direction.
The meeting closed about IL O'Clock, amid
the best Of feeling. and was the shortest it
has been our privilege to attend
Considerable excitement still exists over
the recent change in the post office arrange
ment a, South Penohsco,, and we learn that
efforts are being made to restore the old Re-
publican order of things.
J. Lee Floyd will deliver his lecture on
the Holy Land, at Grange Hall, next Fri
day evening. Mr.. Floyd formerly resided
and taught school in this vicinity.
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>arry
a temperance coucer, "a, held IN the
Methodist church last Sunday evening. The
following ! The order Of exercises
>in,in. Yield not to Temptation. Audience
PRAYER by Pastor. Rev. K. l.. Nauton.
singing, by thoir.
Recitation. The Temperance Number" by
Florence Eldrid-e Loitie Eldridsc. Nellie
Staples. Carrie >hrldnn, Florence pszoOd,
Florence " cod.
Recitation. The pruukard- last glass, hy
Miunir IiailoWcli.
K"cilaiI"u.-"p Don't Drink" Icy Florence " God
Recitation. Dung reetota"r," by Carrie
sheldon.
Singing. Don't give up" hy Mr.. smith and
charles staples. also Miss smith. Mi. Ca
pcr aud Mis- VI. Bcedr !, organis,.
Recitation. "Gro->rller'> Dream" by Loi,
Staples, Carrie stevens. lncz Conery.
Recitation, Why people drink, by Florence
Recitation, Not 4 he drinks" By Mis- flo-
m Clarke
singing b, children Dash it down" Mis-
Lutte Blpd1rtt A. orrani-i
Recitation. IN MARI. no man that drinks"
hy Iot,ie EldridSe.
Recitation. 'Rumsclicr'- ,igu." by Alice o.
good.
Recitation. "ony glass OF cider BY Flor
cncc tidridgc.
Recitation. 30 "Druukarl- Dream" BY Miss
E.-!r.
Instrumental mu.ie.-by Ms. Hlod.ctt.
Recitation, importance Rally" by Irving
Wilhrc.
Recitation. Drink not T." by Oracle Bcc,le.
Eccilaiinn. "prunAari reformed by Nellie
Staples.
Recitation Touch it not" by Mi,- MiIHc
casper.
singing. We won't touch the wine" BY
children.
Recitation. ''Nothn. aud Something" by
Mimi" Town,,nd
Recitation. Turn Your glass down.'-hy
frr,! Bcclr.
Recitation. "a Christian gave it 10 me by
Fannie Clau>nn
Singing by Mr. smith and &. >taplcs, Misses
smith and Ga-per. with Mis- Beede, or
Laui~t.
c,ilatiou, by Alice Bee,e.
Eee,ta'ion.-'Littlc Blossom" by Minnie
Ila.lowen.
n-in-.-by choir.
Voluntary on or-4n,--t election taken.
Recitation. by Mi, Gcrtie Haskell.
kcaiU-,-by Nr. +. staples. >upt. OF school.
Il, station. by Florence O>-ood.
>!nsIns.-by Choir.
DoA"lp.y 10 rlo>,.
Much credit i, due Mss Lutte B.odge,l
and Ms, t. Randall for the getting up Of
this successful evening, entertainment. Ire
church was appropriately decorated and
crowded - the Utmost capacity The sing
ing Wa very tine b, cnoir. composed of Mr.
Beele Mrs Wood. Mrs. Cousins. Mr..
MI.ikrr and DR., Abbott, with Miss Millikei.
. ofganl,'. \ Younger choir will soon equal
me uid. for ~ TINS. composed of Ms, Smith.
Mss Casper, Mr Smith aud Mr. {. Staples.
with Mss VI. Beede as organi,,, i, 10 be
found as geo! talent as desired
OBSERVER.
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H. Thaddeus Jones, Young Irish ar
tst, we'll known in the American colony in
Paris, has just completed portrait of the
Pope. He Is the first artist who has been
permitted to paint his holiness from life.
Eight men. who were convicted of taking
prominent part in the Trafalgar Square
and Hyde Park riots in London. have been
sentenced TO penal servitude for terms rang
ing from one to five wears
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Municipal Elections.
DEER ISLE.

DEER ISLE.
MoQerator-A. J. Beck.
Ci.rk-E. +. 'Rayu.s
seieetmen, Assessors. &c.-G. W. Spot
ford, w. b. Thurlow. B. G. Barbour.
Treasurer 7. Torrey.
Collectors Of tsxes-C. W. Haskell, VIM.
Blastow, 5. b. Morey.
Supervisor of schools. Z. Small.
Auditors. G. Haskell
BROOKLYN
Al the annual town meeting to-day the
following officers were elected for the ensu-
ing year;
poor Warren Wells, J. G. Reed, J. J.
Bridges.
Treasurer-R. A. Herrick.
Collector-John Staples.
Supervisor Of Schools -Dr. F. S. Herrick.
Money Raised.
For support Of schools. $1,000
For support of poor, 600
For highways and bridges in labor. 1000
For town curren, expenses, $50
BrcKsPoRr.
Town meeting Monday was unusually ex-
citing for our quie, town. The election Of
officers resulted as follows
Observation-Disclosures White.
Cierk-Geo II. Snowman
Selectmen Guy W. McAllis,er, Joseph
Tllock, Lemuel T. Dorr.
Au,litor-Ambrose White.
Treasurer aud Collec,or-Fred'k Wood
Member S. S. Com Wesley Eldridge
All Republicans except clerk and treas
urer.
The following is the result of our annual
meeting. Monday, March s.
Moderator-A b. Crabtree
Clerk Jeremiah S,rat,on
Seectmen-A b. Crabtree. Jeremiah
Stra,ion. VIM W Jellison.
Treasurer l.. Stra'ton
$ :. Com.-Alonzo Abbott.
All republicans.
Money Raised.
For support Of poor. $500
For incidental charges. 600
For Free High school, 100
Towards paving town Indebtedness. 500
What .aw requires for support Of schools.
SULLIVAN.
Municipal election March s.
Moderator Sylvester Il. Johnson.
C!efk NaihI Moves.
Sticc,men. Assessors and Overseers Of
the poor-Nathl Moves. DR.. +. W. Bridg-
ham ard c. T. Hooper
Ir,asurer-Jabez : Foster
Tax Collector Jacob ) Johnson.
School Supf. John simpson.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-03-11
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