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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK. sat a Probate Court held at
Ellsworth within and for said County o. Han
cock on the second Wednesday of March, A. D..
1ss9.
MIRIAM WATTS, of Roxbury, Mass, having
lN presented petition praying that certain real
estate described therein, of which Peter Doiver,
late of fremont, in said county of Hancock, died
seized and possessed, and which is now owned
BY her In common with othe~s therein FAMED may
be divided and paTitioned,
ORnKRED, That notice thereof be given to all
persons interested therein by publishing copy Of
this order three weeks successfully in the Ellis
worth American, "A newspaper printed in Ellsworth
in said county, prior TO the second "Wednesday of
Apr. a H., Isss. that they may appear at Probate
Court then to be held at Ellsworth, within ana for
said county, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon and
show cause, II al y they have against the same.
D. p. CUNNINGHAM, Judge CT Probate
A true copy, Attest :-CHAs p. DoRR, Registe-
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SARSAPARILLA.

VIII show its life giving qualities and IT, con,in
ned use, will curr the most obstinate cases.
As remedy for Cancer. Cancerous HumorS.
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For the Ellsworth American.

A pleasant company assembled Friday,
ct the residence of Mr. and Mrs. +. NJ. Rich,
Marion St, Medford. the occasion being q
surprise party to Miss Mary E. Morgan, sis.
to the satisfaction of all. Among the
friends present were Mrs. Coggin OF
Somerville Mr. Granger and Mrs Mamie
Dow, Charlestown, Mr.. Asa Morgan and
Mrs. Anna Roberts and Master Conant,
Chelsea, Mrs. Clifford. Dorchester. Mrs.
George Rich and daughter. Medford, Mrs.
L. c. Morgan, Mrs. G. C. Lord, and Mis-.
George I. Lord of Wakefield Miss Nor.
gan was the recipient of several presents.
March 25.
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At a Court d Probate hoI len at Ellsworth within
and for the county Of Hancock, the second
Wednesday Of March, 4. -. l~si.
CCHtiLtR a. COBB, named Executor IN a
~ certain instrument purp0rtng to he the
last viii and testament Of Mary !. Cobb late
Of Buckspnrt in said county decea sed having pre.
scented the same for probate
ORDERED, That the said schuyler A. Cobb give
notice to all persons interested, hy causing n
copy Of this ORDER to be published three week
successfully in the Ellsworth American, printed
at Ellsworth, that they may appear
at a Probate Court TO he held at Ellsworth in said
county, the second Wednesday or Auril
next, at ten of the clock in the forenoon and shew
cause, if any they have, WHY the said instrument
should not be proved, approved, and allowed as
the last will and testament of said decreased
o. T. CUNNINGHAM, Judge
Attest :-CHAs. 2. DoRR Register
A true copy, Attest :-CHAs. T.. DaRR Register
3wI2
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK, ss,-Asa Court Of Probate held at
Ellsworth Second Wednesday Of Mar ISsg
On the Petition aforesaid, ORDERED, That motto.
be given by publishing copy OF said petition with
this order thereon, three weeks successfully in the
Ellsworth American, a new spaper printed or pnb
iished in Ellsworth that all persons Interested NAV
attend on the second Wednesday OF April nexf
at Court of Probate To he hol,ien at Ellsworth
and she~ cause, II any, why the prayer of said pe
tiuon should not lie granted. Such notice Ia he
given before said Court " w
o. p. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
Attest :-CHAs p. DoRR RFGIsrER
true copy, Attest :-CHAs. +. DoRR, Register.
3wl2
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Fortunate Father and Son.

Il am ~ certain a. | now live" saw {. T..
Bartholomew. OF kalks>ka. Mich. ''that pr
David krunciK'- Fmoriic Remedy. RunIoui
y. =. saved my life when Wa victim OF
that terrible Vcnal disorder Bright, Disease.
NJ ION had fever sore % hi, lc.. He too.
used fAsorite Remedy. and l. now we'll. But
for thi, medicine am sure both father and
.nn womb haNe L...n y \ l..t Nm l.-r M. MI
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n,-t Ia,

Deer i,ic
b + Damon j. Sick ~.th lung fever
Capt II Tnrrcy : in feeble health.
The doctor fronoluct- hi> malady heart
disease
Frank Dow >on o. thc late Benz. Dow.
died to-day OF consumption He leaves an
orphan family Of seven young girls
The people Ia district NJ. I have been
undecided what Kind of fence to put
round their >chool-hou~e but at meeting
today decided To build one al cedar posts
with three iron rods ruuning through them
with ha~c boards and top railing c :
Foster j. 20 do The work.
Capt Isaac g. Gray j. making some i'm
prpyyncnt> on the outside Of his house
March "a NJ l.
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Professor Chapman

Professor Chapman of Bowdoin
preached at Congregational church in Aug
ussa Sunday. just after reading hymn,
q large piece of the ceiling Jared by the
strains OF the organ fell distance of 80
feet upon the very spot where he had been
standing. Although the plaster fell within
TWO feet of him, Professor Chapman did
not move muscle, and standing upon the
aehris preached an eloquent sermon
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Hancock Agricultural Society.
Notice TO COrDOratOrS.

The undersigned, in accordance with section
/ eight Of act of the Legislature of the
State of Maine approved February 18th. 4. D.. 1859
entitled An act to incorporate the Hancock ag-
ricultural society. herewith gives notice that the
first meeting in the premises will be held at the
Office Of Hale Hamlin at Ellsworth. Hancock
county, Maine. on saturday, the 18Th day of april,
A. d. l--9. al four O'Clock r NJ for the purpose of
accepting said act, organizing said Society there
under and the transaction of any other business
which may properly arise.
Dated this !Ith day Of March A. d, 1859.
avis SAMUEL j. MORRISON.
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NOTICE OF fORErLOSIRE.

Whereas Edward : CLARK OF Eden in the coun,
ty of Hancock and state Of Maine BY his mortgage
deed dated the 2Ith 'lay of November A. u, 1876.
recortted In the Registry Of deeds Tor said county
of Hancock In vol. 2il page S37 conveyed to Chs
ford V Leland and Everett T.. Leland certain
lot or parcel of land situated in Eden aforesaid
and bounded and described as follows to wit
Beginning at stake and stones the southwest
corner bound of lot of land owned by George "
Hamilton, thence by the south line of said land Of
said Hamilton north So east thirty five rods to
stake and stones the southeast corner hound Of
said land of said Hamilton. thence south 25I,
east twenty eight rods to stake and stones thence
south go west thirty-f five roas to a stake and
stones in the east line OF land of Omar and Irving
Goodridge, thence by said east line of said Omar
and irving Geodridge north ljJzi west twenty
eight rods 81 stake and stones the place Of begin
ming, containing six acres and two square rods
more or less, and whereas said mortgage wa duly
assigned by the said Clifford v. Leland and Ev
erett f. Leland to me the undersigned Samuel X
Whitlng.hy deed of assignment dated ,he ie,h day
or DeeeHsbef A. IL, is-S and recorded in said reg
istry Of deeds in vol 81 page sa9. now therefore
as the condlt ons Of said mortgage are broken
claim foreclosure of.the same and give this no.
tee for that purpose.
Dated this 9th day Of March, A. d. 1889
5WlS SAMUEL X. WHITING.
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EVERYBODY LIKES

10 be called handsome. especially the Young a.
die. But that j. .impl, impossible : long a.
their face j. covered with piuple-. biutchc-
and sores. But wait, there i no need OF his {;
one or Two bottles Of sulphur Btirrs will re-
move all such designations. and MAX, YOUR
face fair and ROSY Fannie Bel. EdjirsSs.
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A. II. NORRIS.
Ne. 8 Main st.

a special dispatch To the Boston jpur-
hal from Bangor saws that certain parties in
Boston have purchased large tract Of
land in the state IT Maine including one
Of the most valuable water privileges. |,
comprises about 81 .o'N acres and taxi. in
The whole township ~ Jerusalem. near the
terminus Of the MrsAntjc railroad. Prom
inrn; iumh"rmcu -ss that il hs~ from iiO
oan. $50 70 1870 p'o .HpN feet OF >tumpa-e,
mostly spruce
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CATARRHAL AGONIES.

All who have experienced the drprr>,in. IN
hIences Of catarrh upon the mind 4nd body.
are willing 10 bear personal testimony to the
merit and value Of Tahoma. the great new
remedy for the cure OF this asonizing CON-
plant. Il has done wonders for those " ho had
tried all other remedies without receiving any
permanent relief. and were on the verge Of
a,
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Teachers I'm Surry.

The examination Of summer teachers will be
held at the MOI school house, on Saturday, Apr!
81, lsss, at O'Clock, A. NJ.
SAMUEL WATSON,
2wl3 Supervisor of Schools, Surry.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-04-04

The newly elected Mayor Of the city
of Brewer Hon Harlan Sargent. and the
city government were inaugursted Sstur-
day forenoon at City Hall with appropriate
ceremonies and there was large attend
ance Of the citizens Of the place. many
ladies being among those present. Be-
fore the ceremony Mayor Sargent received
many sincere congratulations upon his
election which was a most complimentary
one being a. it WAS, unanimous.
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

THE undersigned hereby give public notice that
Arthur " Eii- ann Julia II I'll, .bpth OF Elem
Hancock county, Maine, On the twentieth iav ~
December, : -. l~>1 by their mort "a e deed Of
that date recorded in book 1al pas. 10 of Han
cnck county Registry Nc Deed. c..tN tyei to them
the under-i gnc'i, in fee amt In nurt-age tRo Ger
tain lot parcels OF Hand both situated In the
village OF Bar lIarbpr in said town Df Eden. the
first OF which said tot L. bounded anl described
A. follows, 10 Wit BEGINNING ata stake on the
npftherlv side Of Eden street the east line of
lantt formerly pc onking ~ James Eddy AMI sold
10y him Ia Gurpry and .Iyw thence following
the east line Of said lot -!i by Jam" Eddy Cur
ncY aud How, north furtg eight and fourth dee,
east fifteen rods and wcnty three links a stake
thence south forty four ami one half degrees east
by land formerly owned by said Eddy eight rod.
70 an iron bolt IN the ledge at land ~ r. H. Rob
erts thence south hfty degrees west by land Of
rods and four links to a cellar stake Ia the north
ery line 81 said Eden street thence by -aia street
norhwesterly eight rois ID the place II begin
ming, containing fVe-eighths Of an more or
less.
The second Of said lots IL bounded and descrih
ed as follows, TO wit Bounded on the north by
land now or formerly owned bv 4. ;. LeffingWeli
on the east by land now or formerly
owned by said LefiingwelI, the south
in part bv land owned by said IeffinyyelI
and In par; by land owned by Amira Ash ami ny.
on the west by Holland Avenue, -pcallei; said lot
Is onf hundred ami thirty-two feet more or less on
said Holland Avenue and eighty siN feet more or
less IN With. That the condition OF said mort
gage ha- been broken, by reason whereof they
claim foreclosure. amt that the right ~ redeem
ing said mOr ,gc'i premises shall be fnreIe fore
closed In one year next after this commencement
of foreclosure a provided III said mortgage: and
they give this notice provided by Law for the
purpose of commencing said foreclosure.
h II GREEDY.
ANDREW z. WISWELL.
Dated Ellsworth, March 9Th A. u. 1853. 3wI3
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-AcEA--A-T TIE USUAL PRICE
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Notice..

The annual meeting of the Great Pond and Bog
Dam Company for the election of officers. and to
transact such other businessas may come befort
the meeting, will be held at the Office OF II. NJ. 4
b. Hall, Tuesday, April Q, 1889. at Up. N.
3wI3 5. 7. STOCKBRiUGE, Clerk
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A bold bank robbery Is reported from
Denver, Colorado. A robber is said to
have forced the president to hand over to
him S2I 900 in broad daylight.
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Hancock Agricultural Society.

ing Of the corporators of Hancock Agri-
cultural Society has been called at the Of
fee Of Hale & Hamlin in this city, on the
18th instant for the purpose Of accepting
the act of incorporation, organizing the SO
ciety under the same and tTan>acting such
other business a. may arise.
By an act Of the last Legislature, approx
ed Eco -, 1859. William VI. Roberts,
Edward F. Chase. Samuel J. Morrison,
Thomas Moran. A. c Swazey John W
Somcs. Jcre T Giles, b b Hayey. o. II.
BuzzcN. Howar Whitcomb. Fred l.. Kent,
". Cu>hman. Henry J. Joy II /: Ham
lin. Roscoe Holmes, NJ Hall lr.. + N
Woodward and their associates and >ncces-
~or, were incorporated into corporation
for tie county of Hancock with it. princi-
pal place 81 business located q this city.
rs TIN name of the Hancock Agricultural
Society for The purpose Of promoting
aud Improving generally. agriculture. hor-
uculturr. >tuok-rai>inG breeding and rails
ill., II all animals the mechanic art> ana
manufactures connected herewith
Tia acttr>t> BIB the society the right e
rurcba-, lra~c aud hold OF receive by
rift hegue,t or devise. real estate in the
comfy nj; Ii exceed hi value. exclusive or
Inducements saapUu. and per,onal prop
crty Hot I'd exceed go uua fir the purpose
81 constructing ana maintaining a driving
r,arL f,ft5r,itr,.l. ANA eNbjhit5au>
I'M. sr, i. Ms. ami timely pro, siin. A.
II 3..,., f..r a lau.,-frIi want m tAl> county
Uao.,.k comfy agricultural >ociet,
v-.s Nm animal agricultural fair would
r.r.y. tbluA t..IIrh value To the peo,-
ft.nf th, county IT. year!A gathering
v,ula u. u.t an,y an exlHB.t.au of md
l.,-.... ,at-fa .treu Agricultural pro,lug-
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FOR SALE.

The Estate OF the late Bet~ey T Hall situated on
BucAspor road, four mlIc- from custom House.
Inquire OF
SPENCER j HALL,
Gmlt. Ellsworth, Me.
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Sullivan

Sullivan.
Rev Mr. Phelan conducted brief ser
vices over the remains OF Mr.. J. II. Slim
son, Monfay afternoon, the 18th, prior to
their removal to Gloucester, the place of
interment There were in attendance a
large number of people who had gathered
to paw their last tribune to one who since
his residence here has largely identified
himself with the business interests of the
place. MIR Stimson was a stirring and ener
getic business man whose extensive granite
quarries at West Sullivan gave employ
ment Ia a large force of men during the
whole year In small communities there
l. a Pheasant bond OF sympathy among
neighbors and friends that makes sfilction
in one household the occasion Of sorrow
among all, and Mrs. Stimsou has many
friends who >ympathize with her in her
bereavement
Mrs. Chaplain entertained the reading
club al her home saturday evening. The
programme consisted Of selections from
yal ious authors and vocal aud instrumental
music.
We copy the following from the New
York Tribnas of March 2tth Collector
Nagone yesterday received handsome
gram Of the Emperor Of Germany engraved
upon the cases 1t was addressed to Capt
Dennis, formerly commander Of the steam
Ship Niagara ~ the New York and Cuba
line. He j. now experimenting the building
of two new steamships for the line Al Che>
ter The Emperor writes that he had only
recently learned that Capt. Dennis com
manded the Niagara when she rescued the
crew OF the German bark Caroline Su~-
anne durin: hurricane off the coast Of
Florida on August 25th, 1851 aud he hast
rncd IL recognize humane act.
The tug boat Phillips Eaton. Capt Y.
d Gnr,ieu ha> commenced another busy
season towing vessels through the falls
She j. making frequent trips daily and he
gins the season nearly month earlier than
la>i year
Mis- Lena Wilson began the spring term
81 school the l~th There are an unusual
~ large number Of pupils in attendance.
March 81 SrR.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-04-04

Several nominations were confirmed.
The President sent to the Senate the
names of John 7. Abbott, of New Hamp-
shire, and F.. II. Terrill, of Texas, to be
ENJOYS Extraordinary and Ministers Pieni-
potentiary to Colombia and Belgium re-
spectively. and of ten delegates to the
American International Conference.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-04-04
Notice.

The annual meeting Of the Union River Boom
Company for the election OF officers, 'andto trans
act such other business a. may come before the
meeting, will he held at the Office of IL. VI. 4 b.
Hall, saturday, April o. lss9, at + NJ
Evils :. L. >TDCkBRID DEE, Clerk.
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Congressional,

Monday March - number Of nom
nations were sent by the President to the
Senate. among them being that OF James
Tanner. Of New York. t. be Commission
cr II Pensions; among the nominations
confirmed rs the senate were those ~
Whitelaw Reid OF New York to be Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plcnpotentia-
~ Ia France; Frederick u. Grant. Of New
York to be- Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plyuipotrntiary 10 Austria Hun.
gary and Julius Goid>chmid; OF Wi-con> II,
to he Consul General Al Vienna
Tuesday The senate received several
nominations from the President among
them that Of Francis l. Warren Of Wv
oming Territory 10 be Governor ~ wv
oming TER tory and Benjamin White
Of Montana o. b. Governor Of Montana
Wednesday The President sent 10 the
Senate the following nominations
Robert i. Lincoln. Of Illinois 70 be En-
voy Extraordinary and Minister PIenipo-
Tertiary Of the United States to England
Mnrat H4l>tead IF Ohio. to be Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoteniis-
" 81 tn, United States 10 Gcrmany Al
len Thprndike Rice OF New York to Ne
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pleui-
potcntiary OF the United States Ia Russia.
Patrick Egan. Of Nebraska. to be Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plcniputcnlia-
~ of the United States 10 Chill. Thomas
Ryan, Of Kansas. to be Envoy EAtraordi-
nary and Minister Plenipoteniiary of the
United States 10 Mexico. John Hicks Of
Wisconsin. TO be Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary OF the United
States to Peru George b. Loring. Of
Massachusetts. 10 be Minister Resident
and Consul General Of the United States
10 Portugal. Marion Erwin of Georgia,
to be United States Attorney for the South
ern District Of Georgia Tyre Glenn. of
North Carolina. to be United States Mar
shal for the Western District Of North
Carolina James q Churchill Of Mis-
souri, Ia be Surveyor Of Customs for the
Port Of st Louis.
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s-That you can mi among our Tine Of COR
SITS class 81 goods Ia y hich tmprns "nruts arr
constantly b.iag ma y. have all the 'ir-lra
bic makes That sou ran dni among "nr ntw
suols a new TAME pNNtSK that the iafiIrs Eu
Wild over until they have purcha ~esi "a f'rn they
calm down aui call / elegant.
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Freedom Notice.

For a valuable c0nsldcrt :iou, have relea sed
10 my minor son, Otha X. JeIiison, his time for
the rema inder Of his minority, and from this date
! shall claim none of his wages and pay debts
of his contracting.
GEORGE JELLISoN.
Mariayille, March 4, 1883. 3wla.
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BARGAINS IL LACE. FLOINC-
IM. lIONIkRl. UNDERWEAR
AND GLOVES in immense
assortment.

4-Buy our Seamless, fast co'oed
Hose at rs cts per pair, for aides,
Men, Misses and Children.
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Po~T-oFFICE

William X. Demon, at Gorham. y. II.
Anram W. Lansing, at Platt>burg y Y.
Robert A. Paul. a. Salisbury, Penn. John
b. Patrick, at Clarion. Penn David NJ
Jones, at Scranton Penn Andrew d
Cowlc> at StateSyile. n C. William b
Webster, at Cre>co Iowa. Chester A.
Wilcox. at Quincy Illinois. Ole T. Wan
guild, al Rice Lake Wis. John Il WEIGH,
at Winnehago City, MINI. jeremiah p.
Easton, at Warren City MINI. O,ceola X
Servi-s, at Kansas City, Kan John NJ.
hlnser, al Hope. Ark
Thursday .-The nomination of Murat
Hal>tead TO be Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary to Germany was
fayorably reported from the Committee on
Foreign Relations. The Senate immedi-
ately proceeded to vote on the question OF
Mr.. Halstead's confirmation, and his nom
inatlOn was rejected by vote Of p TO 10.
Mr.. Sherman Immediately entered mo-
ton to reconsider the vote by which Mr..
Hai>teads nomination was rejected.
The executive session Of the Senate last
ed between two and three hours this after
noon, and was confined largely TO a dis
cu>sion of the nomination OF Mr. Halstead
10 be Minister to Germany Before that
came up, the nominations of John C. New
to be Consul General TO London. aud at
Lewis Wolhy TO be Governor Of Arizona.
which were pending, were confirmed. The
Committee on Foreign Relations favorably
reported all the diplomatic nominations Of
yesterday.
Mr.. Evarts reported the following pre-
amble and resolution:
Whereas The Centennial Inauguration
Of George Washington as President of the
United States occurs on the Both Of pril
next. the celebration of which is to be OBJ
served in the city of New York on that
date with solemn and fitting ceremonies
and whereas the committee ing charge
of the proceedings on that occasion have
invited the Senate of the United States to
participate In this centennial celebration,
therefore be it
Resolred That the Senate accept this i'll
vltation to be present and participate In
the celebration proposed.
ResOlred; That a committee of seven
members to attend the celebration and
with such other Senators as may be then
present in New York represent the Sem
ate thereat be appointed by the president Of
that body.
Fhe resolution was adopted.
Friday-iH the Senate Messrs. Teller
Payne and Eyarts. spoke in opposition to
the confirmation of Murat HaIstsad to be
Minister to Germany; no decisive action
was taken on the motion to reconsider tho
vote by which the nomination was reject.
ed on Thursday.
The Senate received several nominations,
among them the nomination of Robert
Adam. 1r.. of Pennsylvania, to be Minister
to Brazil; L. b. Miner. of California, to
be Minister to the Central American States;
William L. Scruggs. of Georgia. to be
Minister TO Venezuela; William o. Bradley,
of Kentucky, to be Minister Resident to
Corea- and George L. Shoup, of Idaho, to
be Governor of Idaho
Saturday.-The Senate, In executive ses-
sion, rejected the nomination of Murat
haistead, of Ohio, TO be Envoy Extraor-
aiRary and Minister Pienipotentiary to
Germany.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-04-04

All disorders caused by billion, state 81
thc system vsn b. cured hy u-in- tartrr. l.ti-
TIE Liver Pin. No pain. gripping or di-com-
fort attending their u-e. Tr, them