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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-29
1w,we men Brsssalz Assaulted.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 27.-Nineteen
men have been arrested here for brutal
assault on two young women, Lydia Jane
Seals and Lizzie Soelby, aged eighteen
and twenty Two respectively. The former
is in the city hospital dying from her in
juries. brought on BY the brutal assault.
The two girls were from the reighbor-
hcod OF Uiney, Ill and claimed to have
come here to seek employment. They
we're forced into . stable in . deserted
quarter Of the city and SO brutally out
rsged th1t both we're rendered uncon-
scious, and one, Jane Seals, cannot pos
sibly recover.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-29
RL..ter From tho pes, ,

SHELDON, HARRIS Co., TEN, Oct. 81, 1888.
To the Gazette.
received letter to-day stating that q
little G. B. organ called, believe the
Csu, stated mad been whipped 10 death.
We'll in sbou. four mo aths aud ten days I
will be the lgeliest ghost they ever saw
In Fort Worm, the good Lord permitting
TO feel So well as do now. NV cur
sassy 7. k. G; I'll is one Of the kIndes!
hearted men YOU IN 1st ever saw, and we
have lad only one death on the train in
twelve months, ard be came here sick
The statement Is as false 70 the letter Of
remembrance cent by three reenbsckers
to keep me from beng psrdoned Dat over
TWO years ago. receive your daily every
week from my son. Hoping you msy iR-
cert this or ss much OF 1t as sou see
snd, you will greatly oblige one OF tie Gid
&5at9A.s 6. L. CUNNINaAsI.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-29
sd Of NaAh C.rolins Esg Csssll
2sking To4seco is ricaEd sma

Bob Iogsrsoll thinks religion is 5 good
thing for women and children, but we
notice he has nothing better to Offer. Sc
with those wacfpn Down the Gssnd Re
public Cigazsos,snd Bufos. Sold BY sill
frst- ciass dealefsa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-29

YLER, TEX Oct.
% M. 3. MOI
rlsca VS.. G. A.
Few; app 81 from
Red River. Suit
BY appellant under
the isndlord Snd
tepsnt ret to re-
cover rents and
advances. Appel
lee pleaded & ccua-
ter claim and in
recoL vention FOR
damages iof ille-
ga, unjust -Ed
malicious suing
Cut Il 8 distress
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-29
RENEWED ROSTILlTIEs.

Fresh O1,bseak OF a Sanrus Arkansas
S.ud-seyrral saiaHnes.
ST LOUIS, Mo, Oct. SIS. P. Gil
more. representing an eastern wholesale
nrm, has .ust returned from tee Kings
river district in N,rthern Arkansas. He
reports fresh outbreak Of the Terry
Wagner feud il that section. Last Jan-
u,ry three OF THE Terry brothers sud two
CT the Wagoper5, father and sop, 8ere
killed Recently Sam Mesks, cousin
OF Wagoner's, went to the Indian
Territory, and during MS absence
John and Miles Terry brought .
charge Of horse-stealing sgainst him, and
secured special appointment to 20
sitter him. They cap'ured and killed
Meeke, reporting that he hsd attempted
to escape. Tuesday night last the Wsg-
oner faction retali.ted BY killing Miles
Terry and fatally wounding Johr, and
Garrett Of the Wagner crowd WAS
killed and Cyrus W. Davis seriously
wounded during the fight. ..sss,.t5e:}ss'<
Examine the fine Hstdg heating stoves
at q. L.sIHtfHcpss, corner FIRST And
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-29
W
LONGYIEW
A Man Arrested ia Linn sssons County for
siur Ter Committed Years Ago.

Man Arrested ia Limestone County for a
Mur Ter Comnisted Years Ago.
Special to the Gazette.
LoNGvnw, TEX, Oct. 2s.-Mr. ] P.
Adams, Pamela county Deputy Sheriff,
passed through here to-day with George
Campbell under arrest, charged with
murder committed thirteen years ago ut
country store house nine miles from
Loganport, La, in Panels. county. The
crime was committed by Campbell dur.
ing the day following supposed attempt
to rob or outrage CamDbelI's wiie's sis
ter, Mrs. Horton, who was alone st night,
when some one knocked at the door, and
being refused sdmi!tAnce, attempted to
break In, when by outcry the miscreant
Was frightened away.
The arrest was Affected in Limestone
county, where Campbell had bseg Heing
an exemplary life. ..,,ssssksS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-29

There isr no excuseSrow for smoking
pc or cigars, Raen yauesn get Grand Re-
pu ,lic Cigarr arts Bufos .. the pres. ut
prize. All iIysslers keep them. Sold
by all trst-cltS atslers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-29
WILL BE CONTINUED THIS WEEK
Grand Baby Show Tuesday, Oct 30


Western Union Telegraph Company vs.
H. Shehi-Id & sou; appeaI I-om
Marion Sal: Tor damsges Tor non
delivery OF 6 Telegram l. Where Two
parties have made con act, which o e
VI Gnem mas broker, ,ae damages mn.ca
the other party ought TO TeosiTe IN
respect to such breeca OF contract,
should be such IS mag fsirlg aud rt.son-
ably eonsidered, either arising nstu's!Lg,
:nat IL, according to the usual course al
things from such bTesch of contract
itself, or such Is my re;soIaoly be
supposed to have been in the contempe-s-
lion Of the parties at the lime they made
the contract, SIS to tie pro6sble result OF
the breach Of It. 2. So far as telegram
would be important to the Telegraph
Company, it wonld be sufficient 20 caution
i: sga!rst probable losr, thst it he III
foe;led that the message relates to
pecuDisrv CLAIM, which was in danger
ard needing attention. Affirmed. Wal
kET, j.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-29
CA. UETrToN

Beware of Fraud, as my and the price are
stamped on the bottom OF all my advertised shoe,
7eforc leaving the Itory which protect the
,IEliuS high prices and inferior goods. II dealer
offers w. l.. Douglas SHOES At "a reduced price or
says he has them without my name and price stamped
on t!iC bottom, put him down fraud.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-29

written and verbsl communications, from
various banks and individuals Offering
lo8ns 70 the city. While this confidence
il the iosBCia! standing Of the city is
fully appreciated, we deem /. proper to
correct any erroneous impression thai
m.y preysil. The bond CT the city treas
urec is So fioien.ly ample 20 protect ;he
city, and the sQreties thereto will promDt
ly respond when the deficit Is determined
All bonds Of the city and the ioteres,
thereon will il TIE future IS in the past
be promptly psid ct maturity az the Amsr-
lean Exchange HaSiona! Bank, the city's
depository il New York city.
Signed B. d BABCoCK, Mayor.
THE BoNDs9TEN MEET.
CLEVELAND, ONO, Oct. % The
5ondsmen OF Thomas Axworthy, City
treasurer, who skipped with half million,
OF funds, met to-day aad decided to E.ss'
q reward OF SAC. 900 for his capture 80
eZtrsdition. il in 8 foreign country. TSey
received information that he exchgased
$780, for bank OF England notes be
fore leaving New York. The smounkoi
tho deficit swings back and forth be.waeI
$40, 900 snd $40, 600, as new credit All
items are discovered. There is 90 dou6s-
nov that Axworthy sailed for England
from Montreal On October s. Nearly an
Of his property here is found to have
been in his wiie's name for many months,
so that t1e boadsmsn are likely to be
called upon to make good the whole de-
Il g. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-29
4 SOLVENT CITY.

Cleveland VII ba So,o 70 Bear Up Under
Der Treasurer's DsfRIosiioe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-29
IRE 8I6BER COURTS.

syEopsss OF Decisions Rendered 81 the Pres
snt T9leE sir'ioK.
Correspondence Of the Gazette.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-29

81 Axtornes.tsztse n,ion.
PA box of MNp fosl carried up TO your
L fl &c for 81. &g
PORTSMOUTH FUEL CO.,
Nshya and Rusk streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-29

II you wssEthe latest songs or instru-
mepsstsmds1c wait for Hall & Heckle's
nov STOCK at 800 Houston street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-29

LEVEL4ND, OHIO, O;V
% -Mayor Baobock
has prepared the fol-
lowing statement for
tue Associated Press {:
Ga account CT the
r7telt ceislcation CT
the tr3ssurer Ct tbs
city OF Clevt l4nd nu-
merous teie :r&mg have
b apD TpcelyRS siso
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-29

COURT OF APPRALs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-29

AMI behold ths,NuItstudes with one &C ord
prsi,e Dr. BuiP s,C1XEh 5 rup.
Saliva N on t5tdaEag teed . be better than
al. other lini@usnts Itdfver falls. 2oc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-29

Examine the fnesHtds heating stoves
Ct q. L.asLHtfrcpss, corner FIRST And
Houstoa streets.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-22

to strike an Enghshman is in his pocket
book
England makes more money out OF Us
than She does out of any other nation, and
she could never stand it to lose at a blow
all of her transatlantic trade and steam
ship lines and her provinces too. Let the
Americans stand manfully for their rights,
and backing down will not be done on this
side of the water. If these vexatious
troubles are to continue, the time Is not
far distant when a Gen j. H. Wilson
said, in speech made lately before the
Interstate Commerce Commission when
he contended that Canadian railroads
should not be allowed to carry goods in
bond from one part of the States TO an
other through foreign land and to the
detriment Of our own roads The po-
>tion Of Canada along our northern Dor
der j a continual menace aud a NeNatiun
and will bc worse in time The period l.
not FAR distant when We must take posses
sion Of Canada -pcaccahly If 1t can be ar
ranged forciby IL sc must II = very
probable that in the coming election the
present Engli>h-loving Administration VIII
b. rrgelatcd 10 the background and one
put IN it, place that has some regard for IL
own country. one that does not plan all
the time how Ia hand over orr markets to
foreigners. close up our industries and
paupcrixc our labor, bringing our bright
and prosperous country 70 the >quaioT aud
wrctchc,lnc>~ OF the masses tn free trade
England
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-22
Tie Worst Fire Ever Known in Camden

The largest fire ever known in Camden
ragged there Wednesday morning.
1t was discovered about - . clock in the
variety store OF Leach 4 Young on Me
chanc street and spread very rapidly To
the pext block which was soon mas Of
flames. This block contained the hard
ware store Of + VI. Strong. the Masonic
hall and T. 4. Kinds law office.
The adjoining blocks 10 the one in which
the fire caught contained Leach 4 Iouns's
variety store the grocery store of W. 7.
Young. the odd Fellows Hall, Or :.
Stone aud Wheeler's Office and the Office Of
the selectmen which contained all Of the
town papers.
These two blocks are a mass Of ruins.
being burned completely to the ground.
The fire then caught the building con
tanning the blacksmith shop and livery
stable of 4. A. Hall and the engine com
pany's building.
The losses and insurance are a follows:
Henry Knight on building, 5000; in
sared 81 900
Odd Fellows hall So 900: insured 81 POO.
W. p. Young, grocer and market, 3 500;
insured 5 01D.
surance.
insured 81 800.
The town Of Camden lost its old records,
except what were in a safe. The late val
uation books and money books were saved
The to Sns loss cannot be estimated; no
insurance.
Johnson Knight, Masonic building
s. 900; insured - 900
|. NJ Strong. hardware, So 900; insured
s. 900.
T. A. Hunt, law office, 81 200; insured
$500
Masonic lodge, 81 800; insured $500.
Royal Arch Chapter, $500; insured $500.
johnson Knight, blacksmith shop build
ing. 81 900; insured 81 900.
4. A. Hall, blacksmith. 500; no insur-
ance.
IL. c. Small. contractor, $500; no insur-
ance.
Johnson knight, carriage shop building.
partial loss insured 81 900.
Miller Young, carriage painting, $500;
no insurance.
r. J. Butler, carriage work, $50 no in
surance
w. 7. Gould. furniture and caskets,
mostly saved, $500; insured.
+. j. Higgins, stable livery, carriages
being painted 500; no insurance.
J. {. Storey, carriages, $500; no insur
ance.
Carriages belonging to several iDdivid-
uals in the paint shop are partial loss.
There is also partial loss on the Metho-
dist church and small loss on several
other buildings. The fire departments of
Camden and Rockport did splendid ser
vice The total loss is estimated at $50
600; insurance about 900, which is
about equally divided between the agencies
of Perry & Packard, Camden, and Heating
& Field, of Belfast Johnson and Henry
Knight will rebuild brick structures.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-22
Municipal Elections.
pAMARfsCorra CARRIED ny IHE REPrBiI-

pAMARrsCoTTa CARRIED ny IHE REPrBiI-
CANS.
DANARIsCorTA. March 10 The mimic
ipal election to-day was carried by t,e Re
publican~ officers elected Moderator.
W Stctson: Clerk. George q keenc; Sc
lectmen Assessors and Over~eers II the
Poor, James Stetson. Kendall NJ. Dunbar,
Edwin F Metcalf; Treasurer, William X.
Hilton: Supervisor of Schools. Edwin r.
StctSon; Collector. Joseph W. Cashier.
NEWCASTLE TOWN rrH-TIoN.
The election In Newcastle occurred to-
day. Albert t,liCldrn was elec,cd Clerk ;
Ezekiel Ross. Isaac Dodge, Addison Car
ney. Selectmen. Samuel II. Wyman. Treas
urcr. and Rev {. u. Crane, Supervisor OF
Schools Party lines were not drawn.
TOWN MEETINu Al >ourH TnoNAsruS.
Rockt,~p. March 10 South Thomas
ton held it, annual town meeting TODAY
and elected the following Citizens ticket
Moderator. Warren Rnwcli; Seicctmcn. J.
II kalloch. Mark u Amrs and " II,
Mr>er,ey; Town Clerk. r y Coomhcs
Supervisor of schools Charles f. Mescr-
vev: Treasurer aud Collector. II. y. Sweet
land Auditor, Merrill Bartlett
TlF ErrvRItC.N- MAKE ,tGt.< 4NFFF.
C,NpFN. March H. Al the town meet
ing ,n-,iay the Republicans elected All the
officers the contest being Nth the first 80
lectman Alden Miller lr Republican,
was elected over +. \ Hunt Democrat.
hy majority "t "a IN a total vote of Gi2
The check list was used in voting for first
Sclcctman for tlc nr-t time In many years
FOLLOW ~: 4, tile list % officers elected
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-22
From our regular Correspondent
Washington Letter.
WASHINGTON, Mar. IL, lsss.

WASHINGTON, Mar. IL, lses.
Who will get Blaines strength" is the
substance of the question that republicans
are asking each other every day Who
win get 1t is problematical at this time
but the fact that no one has got II SO far.
is very patent The Blaine supporters
have not stampcded. They say they have
no second choice, but will support any
good republican who may receive the
nomination. A. long rs things remain a.
they have been since Blaine's letter was
published il would be perfectly absurd 10
attempt to say who will be nominated
by the Chicago convention.
Unless the republican sentiment OF the
country shall concentrate upon some one
man to a much greater extent than il No"
shows any Indication Of doing 1t Is thought
extreInel, probable that Mr.. Blaine will he
nominated by acclamatiop. and compelled
rs the unanimous sentiment OF the party to
acccpt The convention is drawing very
near. three months j. very short time IN
wblrh 10 work up boom, and no one Of
the gentlemen who has been mentioned
for the nomination has any organized fol
lowing. with the possible exception Of
senator sherman OF course the fact
must be taken into consideration that MIR
sherman j. the only avowcd candidate ~
10 thi, time
There j. a runor here that Cleveland
ha. v rtcu = letter stating that he will not
ALLOW hj~ name to 20 before the nominal
ing convention and further that under no
circumstance, will be accept the uomna-
ton This hitter !, aid to be in the hands
Of cx-mayor Edward cooper ~ New York
cit,. who j. authorized t. make " public
Al an, time ~, may ~ee III t" do -. such
a letter may De in the hands of Mr. Coop
cr. huj it viii b., ~af. - Wager something
hautl>um, that it y 10 never be- made pub
lie unless Cleveland becomes convinced
that Hill will defeat him for the momlna-
ton Ia Other wori~ Cleveland wants The
nomination II DE- can ct 1t. but II he >ec>
tAcr, j. 40 chance for bjn. he "ill decline
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-22
For Sale.

I-sl FaihatH- in-h Manila Cabs, 10
tath"in- inch MAuiiA Cable, D. gontt -,crud
haui " fH-,l Ddrie- and ,-tfnr uiiyr aft!,lr- W
Bank n-htrs zrar
Al-t the ,ioIp ystttt -ttartrfEl-' pf about
TOM Register tHt Wr4;hrria Aui fit sililug
craft S IN lrEr accommodation ti,i in ,i "a i,r
" 4 EMERSON
ttrltua Mar Is lN~ .tHtg
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-22
STATE. or MAINE.

To- the Honorable Judge of Probate for the county
Of Hancock.
D E>fECTft LILY represents the uudcr,i gned
II Emer1 III Herrick, 81 Erooklin, In -aid roun.
ty, uncle ot AMI next Of kin 20 Guy H.. Freetht
minor of Jose bfreethy late OF said Brook iin
raid minor being under the age Of fourteen year,
that there l. necessity that guardian BE appoint
~ for said minor that said minor ts "A resident Of
the said county OF Hancock and j. -eLe, and pos.
-eS-ed OF estate In said county. wherefore he
prays that Charles |. Bab~on Of >cdgW lex Ia said
county he being suitable person for said trust be
appointed guardian Of said GuyIE Frcethy and that
the custody and education u -aid manor lee de-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-22
ETS

than all the of the dealers combined ANY lady will be-
to find the which
anywhere else. - special nuccmcn offer - doI,u
(mlted) of our celebrated No. 1873 - per pan: Nu
500 at % cts. per pair; English Sttinr> cts per pair
The following makes in dollar Cor~ct~ DR. WARNER,
Corane, Flexible Hip -Four in Hand Madame Foy Queen
l}c>s Benton, Adjustable Duplex Ircora DR. BALI B. Dr.
Balls Hip Circle Sl25 Corscts: DR. Warmers Health DR. Bali,
A. Sl3o Corsct> DR. Warmers Health Wast Dr. Warmers
Abdominal, French Woven 81 -. corcts Bone Duchess
French. Large stock of
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-22

r. II : "a sscIiber hereby gives public notice to all
! --0isresne'i. that he has been duly appointed,
AL has taken upon himself, he trust OF AL
minisirstur of the estate If John DO, Is,
late OF fiise orih, in the county Of Hancock, de-
CEASED By giving bond as the law directs he
therefore requests all persons who are indebted
the said sieccased's estate. make immediate
payment, ami those who have demands thereon to
exhibit the same for payment.
vs.. +. DOYLE, Admir-.
Feb. 3, ISIS. 3wi2
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-22
STATE )F MAINE.

SAFE IF MANI.
HANCOCK s. :-CourOi Probate, Ellsworth, Mar.
Term, isss.
A petition having been filed by Eliza Allen.
widow of Simeon Ain, late of Sedgwick, de
ceased PRAYING that dover may be set OF TO
her in the real estate her late husband.
OkDERED-Th1l s5i petitioner give public no
tce to all persons Infested by causing a copy Of
this orter to be puhlised three weeks successive
ly in the Ellsworth AIeFicaH, Il newspaper print
Of Probate for said cdfty, Ia BE- hed at the Pro
bate Office in Ellsworth. on the second led
nesday in Apr. mex At ten Of the clock in the
forenoon, and show ease, ii any they have, why
the same should not btsTanted.
q. FCUNNfNGH M, Judge.
Attest HAS. r. DOER Register.
true copy, Attest:-HAs. L. DoRR Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-22
Bustles, Cotton Underwear, Corset

Covers infants Coak>, Dresses and embroidered Blanket,
Misses Cor>ets at 80 cts and - cts
RI Our stock varied and extensive more like one
in large city, different from any Dry Fancy and Fur
nShlng store in Eastern Maine Customers are most
certain to find goods they want at our store which can
not be procured this sideo Boston without going TO the
trouble Of sending for them there Prices we guarantee
to be as low and in most cases lower than there In
order to disappointment again call the atten
tlO OF our friends and customers the fact that the
extreme Bargains offer in Dress Goods will be only
while this lot is unbroken cannot do any better
If we have to replace them than to pay as much for
them offer to sell them for Our
advice, buy now. The goods will not be ready until
March the 18th 10Th
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-22

The fast mail train from New York
to Jacksonville, Florida, went through
trestle bridge about 80 miles below Sayan-
nah, Ga. Saturday afternoon and the en-
tire train, excepting the engine, was de-
molished. Twenty persons were
killed and over 30 injured George Gould
and wife were on the train but were only
slightly injured.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-22
EMERY II. HERRick.
Dated st Brnoklin thi. lith osy u Marin, Is>s

HANCOCK ss:-Court OF Probate, Mar
Term. 4. D.. ISIS.
Upon the foregoing petition. ORDERED.
that said petitioner give public notice to ali
persons Interested by causing a copy Of the
petition, and this order thereon. to he publish
ed three weeks succcssiyely in the Ellsworth
American, newspaper printed in
Ellsworth, in said County that they may APP
pear at a Court of Probate for said County 10 be
held at Ellswo rth. on the second Wednesday
of Apr. next, at ten of the clock in the
forenoon, to show cause, II any they have,
why the prayer of said petitioner should not
be granted.
O. p. CUNNINGHAM, Judge
Attest .-Chas. T., Dorr, Register
A true copy Attest C has. Z, Dorr Rcgister
JaIgs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-22
GIGANTIC SALE OF
DRESS
GOODS
AT
M. GALLERIES..
~ y: y; * <: * * X X -:

New Spring goods have arrived Fine Fabrics Elegant color
ngs. Dress goods by the cord Bargains offered
which will be- unable to offer later.
For the tenth time business has outgown the present
capacity Of compelled To- enlarge the
contemplating enlarge store to about double
the vanccd sufficiently undertake
In order clear stock much possible offer
bargains for the few weeks which offer later
Those contemplating buying anything in our Tine will
money BY buying The spring goods in and IN
a~>or extremely extensive.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-22
Messengers Notice.

pTrI,E - TnE ~uEufFF ~ uNNCotk touNrr.
~T,Tt 80 N,I<l
hNN''"h = ha' r. y 80
11Hl~ "a to give notice that on the 18th
/ ,lag u VI r 4 - l>-s a warrant in Iu.nly.u.
All Co. Of naacork against the r-rat. Of O.
'"irirf' I'te e partnership OF turri"r \
III, iTt.t ~
l,u, trrtur ~ petition % AN ,irbtor, "a hicl
petition wa- fiItti on the NH iay ~ Mar 1 H.
!" "h'lt .iAtt lht'r"~t ~ claims
II NJ ri '''i lhit tht Pr h'ht y any ,'cht-
~ nv '',''' '"' " tIA.7l' III Hi''l 'iltttE
- any Prop"r's ~ MIN hre forbidden 10y Law"
4 ',,'' a nc.
''e".' A'i,t 'h7,'e 90. OF H"te h,a!EntF- 81 Ms
t'''t' VII! "r hrrt - = 'nuft 81 ih-Iintn'H 20 ne
t.'" y Xxi 'ui' i'."''h az Elt7N "ith On
'''i '''N TN 4 r'..', ''h9 "' Np'' y - - NJ
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>brrir,. N,...nprr ~ III tcuitnf ir.n,l,.,,cv
for .aid comfy ii uanr,ck ~, -
- -
county o. Hancock.
NM UNDERSIGNED, administrator. F tb,. st.ta ~
Henri a I,r,i,n I.t. III tJt.snrtb N s,ij
c.Iuuty d.,,,.d r,..,-rfuIt, r,.,,r.--nt th,f TILL
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-22

Freeman B. Prince, of Auburn, has
been arrested charged with forging VIII
in favor of his wife
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-22

-Avalanches in the Trentine valley have
killed 20 persons.