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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-19
wes, rhes,er wAn,, Apo,n.r KAllroa,

Weet chester wants Another Railroad.
The BoM' Of Trade Of WesE Chester
Is 10 carresponpence with the manage
meuto' The Wilmington aud Northern
railroad loabto2 10 tbs construction OF
a oIanan linz from L,nspe StAtIOr, on
thsir linz, 10 WBaI Uaester, In ordot to
SUNNY Al out ct, or rather 30 inlet, 6y
one rome o'tsr than those controlled
~ she Penney igsnia Il Iilroa1 Comp1
ny, for the transportation Of coal
grain and rt'o7 prod uoe, braidea afford
lrg chaune, tJE trade with Wllmirg
ton erd R-aiJg, Ths president has
VII TN "a vsry favorable letter In no
.wer 70 the suggestion presented by the
snards aid prlmises to early visit there
TOT shf purpose q inqnirlng into IL
Iaa5loIl'y. IT, hoard will Alsp Ask tue
Pelnsg Vstia Co npsny to build liGt
sAst 10 lar AZ kswtpWn Square.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-19

Upon arp ioAtion OF Lhs stockhoiieh
@. IL Goodell and p. VOORHEES, hsN
been appoiD ted receivera Tor the L 0iol
ot' 10 Company Of obey opne, Woe
ing This ssseta are sai 10 be 81 0OV'Ws'
liahilitiss 81 250, 600 Losssalt shiipA'
age In value have projuosd such ool :,
rlcAtioDs tha. 10 prevent Racflhcs y,
th5 property by the bastY action q sow'
creditors, IL Was thought best W Lave
iIiesdly reofivsr appointed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-19

Jacob B. Hyatt. landlord Of the hotel a,
Stanton, ia recovering from an attack ol
ilekhoss anu hopes To be July able To at
tend 10 business In u very few days. In
the spring he will proceed will the erec
ton OF q handsome brick building on tbs
site Of the one destroyed by Ore Isst sum.
mer. Jacob Is godd landlord and has
the reputation Of keeping the right Kind
Of hotel.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-19
a Brlde OF OaIr rnnrtssn Y,nra

PIrrSBuRG JAn. Ia -EfaussS Won
Sseub mach this alleged granddaughter
OF the King Of Wurlem and Max
Reed, Ihs defendant In tho criminal
sllt recently brought By the Society for
the Prevention OF Cruelty, we're mar
rifd st the Registers office ty-nky by
'sqn'rl 5oFal, OF the Sou b SlGe, thls
ding the criminal proceedings MIs
hsro / e only IA ysAIs Of sEn ara O. not
read Or write. Her bsstaud 10 gate
intelligent aud well TO DO.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-19

The three Italian pbdd bra arrested
by OleIa smsfz yes.GEiay, Tor v'1'
la,ing the market Gr,i lsao9, Wele Of
raigned beloIe Judge oummlus ny
evening and gave their ratnea As AlL
L nibs, LAwis Blooeoys aud Tn9t
Oahutch, nll OF whi:a " 70 no talu
assumed Clerk Susiis teBlifi.d ill'
these men came 10 d f. Il y from Bi'u
more. and had not given tho 8 I al's,
attention 10 his warniuR to ksep ou' Oh
the market A foe OF IS aud Cls!s y"
Imposed Ia each case.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-19

NEW YORK Jan. IL The viii of
Mr.. Emma l.. PArmeiee, who died
sud tsny hers on Saturday. WAS fiji d
for PROBATE In Brooklyn TO day. The
properly Is left by Mrs.. Psrme'ce to her
i've Children, her son George and her
danshieE Alice receiving t y ine rs much
as the o;bers on the Rrouad that their
fAthar threatened TO disinharlt them.
As her executors, Mrs. Parmtles nance
her brother, Mr.. Hill, and her trusted
frieLd, A. J Harden bergh. The will
WAS drawn IN 1884.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-19

N. A. Cabah, wbOse arm wao anpat
tAled ON &C onnt OF IL ju'ies sust,intus,
the railroad cr1ssiUg 1T h,rbe. suoc'
on Tuesday night, was deli.i as ri oH
yeslerdsy. His father Aud nfs, hNIl.
more, li' newly married ter, s VIZ
her husband, arrived In tiisc'iJ avn "a
y NJ. yoeterday. Tley were ~ " y
start on a wedt log tip when u"
heard Of the accident.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-19

List Saturday Theodore Bisnville, o
butcher doing business In The Washing
Ton Market, had d fiicu.tS Ni.h a man
named uDArles u, Rnraoyne over some
uibing matter, duAinR which be M Ade
use OF languSge more forcible than po.
me. Tas consequence was that Bar,
goyDe bad tin Arrtsted, and last iIht
he was hned g. and cost,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-19

W. A Plat, OF the Baltimore ana
PhilAdelphia R.iltoad, who was seri.
ously injured ono day last week In
PhlladelphiR by being rruck with a
piece Of Iron. is still oontined 70 his
home, No 1919 Harrison streat. thiA
CITY, bus is now in proving and Will re.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-19

The Orphans Fair closed last night
about midnight. the results OF the fair
have not however been summed up and It
is impossible to tell the amount made or
TO whom the prizes fell. The results
however will be given TO tina public ne
soon Rs possible. aud list Of the lucky
ones will probably be gwen to morrow.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-19

Wesley Young, the President OF the
Dayton hedge 90, Is At Los Angeles,
OAllioFeiA, looking after his interests In
the b z hotel which is being erected az
that plAcs. The orSauizAliou Of the
Nav Castle CouAty Company will be
delayed until his return, which may
not bs beioIe the middle or Last OF Feb.
EuATy
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-19

This evening a re union OF Wilmington
Lodge No. !, A o, U. W will be held
at the new hall, AT Ninth aud Market
1t Gets. The new lodge loom which is
believed TO be the finest In the State will
be open for public inspecti ir mo to &
y. IN. The lodge win then hold us regn-
lar hess on.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-19

Coroner Barnli gave certificate of
death from hear, sEse IN the case Of
the de2ti of Mr.. Cot, who Was flupd
dtai 90 bsd NJ htr rssiGenc1 near Town.
s.Ad, Delaware yse.eEdey mgTui1g.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-19

To morrow at /, p. IN the Rev. A N.
Rcigwin, will lecture on Busin'ts Ethics
before the students Of the Wilmington
Commercial College. The public is In
yltcd.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-19

Wilmington VISA not represented In
the National Board Of Trade yesierdAJ
as the Wilmington delegation was in
attendance 81 tha Int citing Of the Ameri
can Shipping League.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-19

Again our Underwear De.
partment.
Ladies' White Merino
Vests, so cents to IS cents
--all gone.
Ladies Red Wear, 81 to
so cents-vests all gone, a
few left in pants, size 20 and
80 only.
Ladies' Balbriggan Hose,
rs cents to I25 cents, all
gone.
There's not much picking
in that statement, but here is,
As a starter we have re-
duced a full line of regular
Oxford Mixed Ladies stock :
ings from 25 cents to l9
cents.
Also all we have of B'ue,
Brown, and Tan fleeced-
lined Stockings, which sold
for so and 60 cents, reduced
to % cents; good sizes.
We had a whirlwind
among our reduced KID
|Gloves-box after box, doz
ems after dozens, off in a
jifly. We gather up the
fragments and here is the
story.
The 81 quality for 80 cents
Jail gone.
The $1.25 quality for so
cents, we have yet 81. s. &,
u I IN black, ano 81, &,
7, u and u in colors-4
and s buttons.
The Sl,75 quality Tor rs
cents, we yet have 81, 7, y
in black and So, 81. 6, Il in
.colors-4 and . buttons.
We carry too much Tn
der wear for the room we
have, that's one of the un.
pheasant things stock taking
develops.
| Out they go neck and
iheels, and this list will beal
Iyou careful consideration.
| Boys Gray Drawers YER
l25 cents--are reduced to IL
cents; size 80 and 81 oaly.
Mems w h lite Msrin
iShirts, so cents-are re
lduced to SO cents, sizes "a
I42. A only
| Mems w h lite Merir,
Drawers, SO cents, are re
iduced to Sc cents; sizes 81
.I36, 80, AZ only.
Mems w h lite Merint
Drawers, 81 % and S1--ar,
n reduced to 81 cents; size
l28 to AZ
| Mems Fine Medlicot Me
, |rino Shirts, Stare reduce,
to 68 cents; sizes "a and a
: only.
Il Mems Scarlet Drawers, s
ll-are reduc d to 60 cent
sizes 80, 40, AZ only.
; Mems Scarlet hiris, 81
i are reduced to Il cents; sizl
34 to AZ
| Ladies' Scarlet Vests, S
rI-are reduced to G8 cent
sizes %, "a. 3G, 80 only.
! Ladies w hire Merin
Vests, p cents-are rt
lduced to 40 cents; siz.s q
:l32, "a, SO, SO oaly,
{ Ladies Scarlet Pants, 7
cents-are reduced to 5
cents; sizes % and &c ONLY
We have put in this woI
lderiul yaie OF Reduced Ue
aerWear about tacuty boxe
'iof "Mcrna" lambs woo
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-19

ID ED,
tho 10 ID inst Elia, Wit


JONES.-Cn tho 10 ID Inst, Eliza A.. widow
OF VIM, JoseF.
Inc relatives and friend are respectfully
invited TO attend Tie fansral from the real.
denoe Of her Bon.in-lAW, d. W. Palmer, No.
~ SIMPLE street, on Friday, tho 20 h inst ,
AZ cltoE, y m. Antermont at Whining
ton and hrhndywins Cemetery.
On AmBa kS-On January lT.h, Emma q
Ihamper', danghtbr OF samupI and Laura
J. DhAmoo =, aged Is years.
Relative AMI frtohds arc respectfully In,
vltod 10 Attend tho funeral from the rosl.
demos OF her parents lt03 Clayton street, on
friday. To leiys the house at II 30 o'ciCcz
and proceed to hi Ulay Greek cemetnry
me teaeheTs lad a,holarI Of Rodney slreel
SUNDAY sohooi arc iavitel To attend.
HAlnks.-ln this city, on the 18th instant.
Jsne hAlnss, in hbf sal year
TEmfLf-liei Cd ths 10 dSy OF Jan.
Icy, 1888, KUN Temple, wtdnE OF Alben
ineup.e, 10 het u ~ ) ear. shs died trust
Relatives ard iripnds gro respectfully IN.
vlteu % ANend mp funeral from hsr Iatl
, tsisalenoe, INV feHuHB y4nia Avenue, on
.hnutslAy ~ O'CLOCK, y. m Services al
the mouse lhtsrmdnt NJ Mount salem.
"
",A wa tap IAN Instant, Mary II.
W-tsoD' nidoW Of tho late Cornelius Wat
BOZ, tKeu % Sears and mon his
SACRED TO THs MHaoRY or OUR McTHnn
Mhhh y. AIhON.
mother ron dur homo has gone,
oar dearest II end has patssd away,
An ieit this ca thly &c ,ns OF care
10 bloom In Endless day.
We had to break tho ties OF life
That bound bAr 10 cur no arts
ana tld our deareat friend farewell,
Although 1t Was hard TO part.
But aod hiss sald We soon shall MAJ,
And see her moe TO fca,
! her loving h ami we thod shall CLAN
AAa nor OF more embrace
Oh, Is 1t true that mothor,s dead
| UT rather eeAbed t. be,
| Tor stiil Ehs lives 1 a our he arts.
| mhlle her Wecannot sec.
pesr mother, " was hard to part
WIN ore o fhir as thou,
IL S setms a 40 teoI gh our aching hearts
o'uln md nd comfort nov.
Ani.oted soro, long timo IN, bo,a
| rLytolals Whro in vain,
Til God OH oume aud Gail hnr hn-,o
| 40 ease heF 81 her pain.
Bnd and silent ia our hopostoad
ooId IN death cur mother lief,
Dhe MSS given tn earthly ma.sion
mansion In tn skies
fes, our mother IL Eons and WAR. b.,,
Il How long we cannot tell
mAy Wo prepata TO Get hsr there
An thAt bright world 10 dwell.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-19

Tomorrow propite 10 be from cloudy
% fAir, with stAtipnaFy temperature.
similar conditions will probLb.y pre-.
vail on Saturday, preceded BY suoE or
rain near the coast.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-19
Ooailnsd 10 the House.

j. B. Bell, editor Of the Sunday Star.
Is indisOosed. and has not boon abe 10
leave Il room for severai dayh
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-19
re Got % a Drunk.

Abtu . o'elDok last might 81 me-,
found Thomas o BriAn. quite df1nSl in
Front ard Market streets, Hn4 tod In u,~
he hrd hotter go home Hal 81 n .SJ
later he found O'Brisn back e9atp, 81. n
~ hs coaid not give any aceaVpr1, Is
himself no was token 10 the nt!. l'
IA ling be was fincd 81 sud costs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-19

WEST rEsrEn, Jan, 19-Yes,erday
In the VI iz II nugdsia EaHt Mari.
bor3u To- abip this County, a 2oHd.
sized b-iaE ru"1 ohool bouae was
tota de-t.1ya' d -, a spark flom
the tius lIs .r bisZ9.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-19

L. " "a,s-a, he who bqs
hsan i.tutrt .4r tevarsi
days. 70 auie 70 10 on. Ia.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-19

gNUk ostE, SIS WEST ElHrh SsT.--tF
ggu 7sll 20 u1y property as hcirr,
Win 81 uuie-n improv emsuts, and IN per-
feTt ORDER 3z5e Z, Gld very muco-ats pitro,
2oa VII lind 81 Eslt Matt tt. Make
q noto ut s'sia. eat "a so 500 & al Crcn, 10
sue am H. Il ~ lttsf. Iiu u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-19

- q Elads-- AlnnoL 8 y,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-07-05
Inventions
THAT ARE No LONGER Secrets.

over one hundred years ago what
man discovered IN the arts and mechan-
IL was concealed W"rkmen were put
on oath not to reveal the process used
hv their employers. Doors were kept
closed, artisans going our were search
ed, visitors were vigorously excluded
from admission aud false operations
blinded the workman themselves. The
mysteries OF every craft were hedged
IN BY quick set fences OF empirical pre-
tension and judicial affirmation. There
used To be. close by Temple Bar. in
London, an old chemists shop. The
proprietor Of it, in day, gone by. euJoy-
ed the monopoly Of masking ci'rlc acid.
More favorably circum,ianced Than
other secret manufacturers, h~ "as .
process that required 20 assistance
He employed no workmcn.
Experts came to sample and assert
ana bottle his products. They never
entered HI laboratory Tie mystic en-
erations by which he grew rich were
confined to himself One day. having
lot kcd the doors and blinded the win
dows. sure. - usual, Of the safety Of
hi. secret. our chemist went home !" hl~
dinner 4 chimney sweep, or 2 boy
disguised a such. vide awake in chem
i>iry. was on the watch. fullo"in.
the secret keeper 20 far On ht- Way "a
(huing { ro>, - t. ~ -1r" Ir wnnlf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-07-05
The Perfect Horse.

The perfect horse i, vet 10 he foa'ed
and We must take facts rs they are,
and not expect to find all good qualitie,
in any one horse In dealing with a
stranger rely largely on your own judg-
ment. and endeavor not to be m,led
by any questionable statements he NAV
make. See that the horse stands
squarely Oh its feet. aud that it does
not toe out behind. or toe in forward.
Run your Land slowly aud carefully
DOWN the inside of each leg if there is
4 bunch there You will feel it. See
Jhlt the feet are sound and Well spread.
4 dark hoOf, if sound. is always pre-
ferahle to a white or streaked one.
Look sharp at the eye A bright full
eye denotes spirit; mild, pleasant eye,
with brownish cast, indicates n pleas
ant, affeetionate disposition. while an
eve with good deal Of white denotes
temper. There is perhaps no other
way to judge horses disposition SO
well as by careful study 0. his eyes. and
too much importance cannot we'll he at
tached TO the necessity of a good dspo-
sition. In every case. take a bill Of the
horse. written by the seller himself,
with the horse described therein as
sound or unsound If a buyer is per-
sonally acquainted with any reliable
person who has satisfactory horse for
sale, it is better to purchase of him.
even though it may cost more. Nearly
every man feels indignant at he sug-
gestion that he is not competent to
handle any horse, while the fact is this !:
THAT after you and / are taken out of
the list, there remain comparatively few
men really competent to handle fine
high-strung. nervous horse. although it
may not be in the least vicious" Many
a man has made a serious mistake by
getting more horsefesh than he can
handle He NAV lack the patience re-
quired with a wide-awake HORSE
american Agrieultarist for July.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-07-05
Ais Well.

From stern New Engand's granite bills,
4 cheering shout the welkin fills:
alley snd glen prolong the cry
And bark 10 echo's deep reply.
GH'f For Harrison
IsIE For Harrison
For Harrison
For our brave Harrison"
They come the hardy Ion, of toll
They leave the workshop ani The soil
From ancient fort and battle plain
they shout hi name again.
W hat zoe, there! Stranger.
Quickly tclI-the wOrdy
Young Tip"
iurrah
Aus well-all : well,
The North.
The East
Al'~ well Al : well.
cor turn We to the glorious Ne>t
" here freedom, casie builds her nest,
The frc,men in their might arise
And >wrl the pTan 10 the ,kies.
For Harrison"
For Harrison
For Harrison
For our brave Harrison"
And " hen they bear that well-knn"n strait
pid soldiers grasp their swords again,
10 follow iRlihe HERDS train
once morn tu ricfoFH'
To the front, carnrade
-Quickiy tel who leads
Young Tip"
Hurnh'
Az = we'll, All, We'll
The West.
The south,
AI-AH', well"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-07-05

There is no use in cutting down the
days labor from ten TO eight hours. if
the two hours gained are spent in a
hole. There would be no use in
making arbitration compulsory, if one
of the parties was likly TO be kept from
obeyipg the decision l'y liquor. There
would be no use in handing over all the
property in the world to laboring men,
if they drink as they do now. They
would soon dissipate it. and add moth
ing to the store-N. Y. Nation.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-07-05
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice 80 all
J. concerned. that she ma been duly appointed
and has taken upon herself the trust Of an Execn-
triN of the last will and testament OF Charles j.
Guptill, late Of 6ouid-horo ia the county Of Han
cock deeea sed by giving bond the law directs
she therefore requests all persons VINO are in
deb,ed to said decea sed's estate. make imme-
diate payment. and those who have any immedi-
ate demands thereon to exhibit the same for set
tlement.
FRASCENA A. GUPTILL.
June 10, Isss. Sw25
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-07-05
Alta Court of Probate holden at Ellsworth. wi

At a Court of Probate holden at Ellsworth, within
and for the county OF Hancock, on the second
Wednesday of June. A. D., is-s
MN HOWARD JONES, named executor in 4
W certain instrument purporting to be the last
viii and testament Of Eleanor !. Moves, late of
Cas,ine, in said county deceased. having present
Ell the same for probate
ortertd-That the said Executor give notice
all persons interested, by causing copy Of this or
der lie published three weeks successiyelvin the
Ellsworth American, printed at Ellsworth that they
may appear at a Probate Court to be held at Blue.
hill in sail county on the Second Wednesday of
July next, ten of the clock in the forenoon and
shew cause, If any they have why the said instru-
ment should not he proved, approved and allow
ed tire last will and testament Of said deeea sed
o. p. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
Attest :-CHAs- p. DORR, Register
true copy, Attest :-CHAs. p. DoRR, Register.
5w25
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-07-05

HANCOCK, S<--Court Of Probate, June term lSss
petition have been filed by the widow Of Ian,
athan Dodge deceased, for an allowance ont a.
the personal estate ~ her late husband
pom the foregoing petition. DGBFgFn That
tn" said widow give public notice to- All uersons
Interested bv causing cops Of this order t. he
published three weeks successivcly in the IN.
worth american .. a newspaper printed or publish
ed IN Ellsworth. that they may apar4r ~ a CONT
81 Probate for said county 70 Ne held 1T the pr,
bate office IN Bluehil on the second wedpesdav
in luy next. at ten of the clock in tn forenoon
should not be granted
q r. CUNNINGHAM. Jpdge.
Attest --GHAs- y. DORR, Register
A true copy. Attest :-rHAs. =. DoRR. Reaister,
AVIS
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n0LT'syARIETY STORE. COMBS Block
STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK. sat- a Probate Court held al
Ellsworth within aud for said County OF Han.
cock Oh the second Wednesday Of June 4. D.,
ISIS.
petition having been hed for the appointment
~ an administrator upon the estate Of Martin l..
CHnkari late of Providence. state Of RhoIe Is
iand.
t-pon said Petition ORDERED,-That the peti.
TONER give public notice To al persons interested,
lv causing copy Of this Order 70 be publis he'd
three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth Ameri-
can. a newspaper printed or published In Els
worth that they may appear az Conf OF PRO
hate for said County, 70 he held az the Probate
nee, Il, Rinebill IA the second "Wednesday in
Jajt nxt M ten Of the clock in the forenoon. and
snow cause il any they have WY the same
should not be granted. ,,.,r
q. p. CUNNINGH u, ) Judge.
Attest :-GHAs p. DoRR. Register.
Alrue copy. Attest .--CH.s. L. DoRR Register.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-07-05
CopaTtnG[S|ip Notice.
TO THE TAXPAYERS OF
ELLSWORTH.

The taxes assessed Tor the wear lsss In the citT
of.Ellsworth, have this day been committed to me
for collection. shall be pleased TO receive an
early call from all.
Hs- Office No &. State street over Brady's store.
A. K. DtNEREUX, Collector Of Taxes.
Ellsworth, June /. lSss. 6m2S
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-07-05
June fist, Sept. Isl, Dee. ist.
and Mar. ist.
Ellsworth, May "A, I,sS tfsO
ST ATE OF MAINE.

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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-06-22


the course Of tho water, and Young noticed
the alteration while on his way 10 Pontiac,
and on his return took spade, went % the
place and started ditch 10 run the water
onto Aliens property
Ia was about ; 80 i'm the evening when
Mr.. AllenIheard him at work, and suppos
ing il TO be the district pathmaster went out
20 see what was up. A moment later Mr.
Aliens two daughters recognized Toung's
voice, and, fearing trouble, rushed out
They found their father lying on the ground
with blood and brains oozing from terri
BILE wound in his head, and Young digging
the ditch. The girls ran for help, while
Young finished the ditch, went home, did
his chores, went 10 bed and slept until
aroused by Sheriff Matthews in the early
morning.
Allen was about 80 years old and quiet,
peaceable man, well liked. Young ia n
powerful man OF 30 years. who has always
borne good reputation, but was said 10 be
a little queer mentally and 10 have an evil
disposition when crossed. He struck Allen
with the edge of the spade which he was
using, making wound eight inches long
from the top OF the skull 10 the left temple,
as clean cut AS If made with an AK.