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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-14
WILMINGTON STEAMBOAT co.
On and after wednesday, November 70,
The fast passenger STEAMER
-. B[andYWine -.

Leaves wilmingtonFourth Street Wharf
Z 80 a IN. and / u, M
Lenye Philadelphia. Chestnut st. Wharf
10. 10 IL, m. and p. IN
All hnats stop ut Chester. Single tick
cts for Phiiudeiphin. 80 cents; excursion
tickets so cents Single I eNet to Chester
/ s cents: excursion 20 cents.
Passengers pucaages received and cared
for by agents without charge.
EFTelephone No. 81.
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TjNOR SALE-FuI.L BRED PUG PUPS.
II also one Christmas house. Apply ut
go s. Van Buren street. d l-Sts
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NY NANTED-HELP FURNISHED Folt
w hotels, restaurants aud private
families ut short notice. Apply at the
WILMINGTON INrEIIIIGGNUE OFFICE
m-5t No. sos Shipley Street.
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COR SALE-THE THREE s STQ q r. Y
# house No e4s Madison street. Only
$1,000 wanted in cash. VIII exchange for
lots OF smaller house. Apply to w. Scott
Vernon. this ONCE, nj I'll
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INOR sALE-SOME or THE INCEST
IL arranged houses In tho city. on Wash
ingtun street, bet ween l3th and ith. They
are of medium COST and eau bo bought on
easy terms. Call and look AT them.
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INoR sALE--A DRUG STORE WE'LL
II stocked aud now doing good business
A good location Tor physician. Address
Drug Store. this office. dll|3t
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MUSIC SCHOLARS,
wv terms moderate Call or address
No. SOP sherman street. dl0-Bts
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IN NE HARDT,s
FOR SALE.
For SALE

U1OH sALE--oN VERY EASY TEItMs.
five or ak l0-roomed houses all
modern improvements, under-drained
and sewer connect Front and back
poIches Ninth and Harrison streets. Ap-
ply to N. ID. CULBERT. d4-tf
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1jNuR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE
II residence. furnished for the winter,
can give possession at any time. Apply to
llEAID & Co. n27-euh If
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FoR RENT.

IoR RENT-oNE LARGE SECOND
u story front room for gentltmeu
dodgers. No, S47 Oranae 81 rect. dil-Gt
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1NOR KENi'-'rHREE STA BLES AND
II shop ou Morrow street betweHn Sth
aud 9Th and Madison and Monroe. Apply
oi7-eoi If
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.A.A~-

Look Out
For two hundred and six.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-14

w ANTED- ED--ROARDERS, PLEASANT
w room, heat and all conviences. at
6DI French street d1o-Bta
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madisimo bale, ofrecdo por la iuventnd q las
bellas de estOs contOrnoS. En- Ell luciOrOn sus
gracias las distinguidas senoritas Emilia Vile
la, Julia y Margarita Torres, Rosa Magdale-
ma Colon, JesEsa ApOnte, Antpnia Collazo, SO
noritas Paralitici, Butter, Pei Y otras mas Gu
caron sus atenciones para con las damas, con
su proVerbial gaIanteria, los apreciables jo-
venes don Angel Hermida, don Ramon MILAN
y don Severino Lecaroz"
~
@ HacemOS preSente a los vecinOS de Mama
IT, que del acreditado 6 incompatible hielo
que Sc fabrca en- Bayam6n, hay IN deposito
en- la casa de los Sres. F. Benero y CO
90
FL s., D. Jose Pastor Alcalde de Vega-ba-
ia ha tornado possession de aquel cargo.
El 5 del corriente han verifcado el cam
bio de destino que les fu6 conoedido a los as
pirantes telegrafstas % de Ponce y Santa
Isabel, don Agustin Valdejuly don Juan Pa
FL 10 del pr0ximo mes de Mayo Sc abrira
en- Mayaguez en- la elegante casa de don
Santiago r. Palmer, Mendez Vigo So, un gran
hotel y restaurant que SO titulara Et L2tVre y
del cual es propieGario el Sr. don Jose Maria
de Quintana.
Nos escriben que dicho establecimiento
reunira todas las condolences. necesarias para
poder otrecer I'm serYicio la europea.
%%
Ha sido nombrado vocal de la Junta local
de instruction pdblica de Ciales don Jose
SAM.
Ha sido nombrada .dona Antonio Balbina
Llaquet para desempenar en- propiedad la es-
cuela auxiar de ninas del barrio "Playa" de
Anasco.
Sc ha expedido tituio de Maestro rural a
favor de don Julio Gonzalez,
Por ell Gobierno General 'ha sido nombra-
do delegado del GobernQ en- la isla Culebra ell
senor don Florentino FraiIe,
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ENTRADAS

DE Liverpool escala, vap esp. I" Arrovon
de 2,3O7 toneladas, captain Saracondegui, S. de
EzquIaga, 40 fds sacOs, els cobres y otros ci
saco muestras. Sucesores de j. Hernaig Y co. 4
cjs, fds tejidos4 Cerecedo hermanos CO.. 6 els
ce1Veea id jamones i'd higos id fresas 6 idem
plnas id extractO i'd Ienguas j. Ochoa her
manOs, SO els quesos 300 id velas S. de LUNA
CO., IL els embutidos. Armas y Jim6nez, - csc
azadas, cjs atds quincala 25 els ladrillos. Mu-
llenhof Korber, 20 els quesos. G.. Vicente y co
so els quesOs. Jose T. Silva, 1O9 sacos harina de
trigo Mendisabal y CO., 1 81 pintura. Chavarri
Co., 3 latas tornillOs 10 csc planchas els camas
30 id machetes 10 fds teidOs sc aids hierro. Con
zalez Perez, $50 els velas SO atds 25 cjs quesos.
lntendenca General, 1 cj faroles id viarios L id
hierro Guillermety, 20 bultOs. RlancO. / ci ia
mones. A la Orden. Marcas Aurora de Rio
seco, 500 SIS harina trgo. q, 800 els ginebra. G..
II, 1900 sacOs arros. RC, 1000 id id. S, 100Oid
id. z, 500 id id. E, 500 i'd id. I'll, 1000 id idem.
A, 1000 id i'd V, 1000 id id. B, 1000 idem idem.
M, 500 id i'd w, 500 id id. A. G., 100 cis quesos.
AEercaaos de La Is1a
Agstcar.-sostenido con tirmeza tie So
$50
por refino ordinario centrifugada ga
1LjeleS.-De $21 $29 los 10 galones per
extremes de calidad.
CGf8.-De $243 $26 por corriente ordi-
mario escojido de Hacienda superior.
Cznebjos-Londres, $5-779 $50.
Nu6Va-YOrk, 70 $2l por 100.
Espana, $I33 $14 poi 100.
MAYAGUEZ
0qt6.-Regular demanda sostenido de
$25 $263.
Agatcar.-En los msmos terminus de la
semana pasad9, 1920 So pOr refino, de 81
4 81 centrifugada ga
MjJes.-Activa solicitud, pagandose de $1s
$40 los 1I0 galones.
CaaabjoS.-Londres 90 DIV, $3.50.
New York, S21 por loo.
Espana, $14 por 100.
~ Manana publicaremos s0bordos de
vaporess " Crist6bal Colon y "Buenos- Aires"
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PROBLEMA
Dieidig. nsstItipIc0ndo,

Multiplicar los ndmeros 2,468 que on vez
de sumar en- la multiplication resUlte dividido.
Decir cual es ell nnmerO pOr que Sc multiplica
en- cuantas parties Sc divide.
Toa-alta P.LC q
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Han remitido las soluciones exactas a los
entretenimientos de anocha C75GTGdG Jose
Arrufat.-PG -PGngodia: Dos Gibaros, FL consul
de Gibara Srta. Hernandez, Srtas. Carmen Mo-
raza Maria Martin, Srta. Juani5a Mirabal,
Pirolo Yico.-AdiUi9aG9ag0: Anico, J. Mas
juan, Srta. Juanita bal.-LOgOgrifo q PAN
godja: Srta. Encarnacion Tinajero, E presi-
de Rio-abajo.- Charada, 0ypa acr6sticG logo
grifo: j. Madrguera, M. Orraca. Han remi-
lido todas las soluciones: Ell Club TriunVira-
ratio, l. G. Bonilla, V. B. y SotilIo, Srta. Marga-
rita Perez, Angel Martinez Eureka, Saillot y
LalOma.
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Soluci6n los entretenimientos pubIica-
dos anoche: LogogrIfo 1avnserico: Constantt-
nopolitano.-ArpG 0cr6stic0: Angelina Balsei-
ro-AdjOjgG9aS0: Ell Rosario PG4agodi0: El
TELEGRAPH, SUPPRESSION: Milano. - A9gugranoG:
Cand9iaria Rodigosa
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Nos escriben de Iares

Gel nombramiente de D. Miguel Coll para
alca1de de este pueblo, ha sido recibido en- tales
condolences, que nopueden ser mejores En- la
noche del del corriente fu6 obsequiado con
una serenata, la que concurrieron sus CO
rreIgionarios los incondiciOnales, aIgunos
autonomistas. Acerca de su labor Sc aventu-
til nos parece consignar que el Sr. Coll obse-
aui0, a. su vez, a los concurrentes, con su acos.
tumbrada esplendidez. 81 espumoso champag-
ne corri6 sin tasa y sin medida
En- esa misma n0cbe tnvo lUgar un anil
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ENIGMA

Pija0 COYGg61a- -GsSiqaeo- UvG-A JbGr5coqXe-D D0tiI
PerG-lMo'ag0- Coco CGjat5J- GetGSs6bGnG.
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ALMANAQUE -Sabado IL, San Leon.
EFEMERIDE.-1827 Gobierno de la
Isla reparte una circular pTeviniendo la debida
sobre la moneda faIsa que trataba
de intrOducirse en- ell pals
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arrOz tiene gran virtud para contener la sangre
de las heridas Ell procediment0 es este sc
pone 81 polvo sobre unas hilas y. Sc aplica q la
herida.
ENIGMA
Pima Corag6qo- 6rsslqaeo- UvG-A AJ6Gricoque-D -D0tI
PerG-M0ng6- Coco CGjas5J- GuGn6bGnG.
Nancy Fresa- H5c0co- -PonGyyoso- -Gss0yabG
Ti11sGYi9adO 1EssZtG-1 -1IeI62a- NSSper0.
Tomando una letra de cada una de las an
teriores palabras, formar el nombre y apellid0
de una simpatica senorIta del barrio de la Ma
rina de esta Capital.
U,s amigo
E8 CosGs Qese Sc reconaiendGW :-EL BUEN
GUS1O7 uno de los mejores salones de barbe-
ria y peluqueria de la Capital.
Propiet0rio: J. Apellaniz, San Justo, nd-
nero l6.-Pertumer1a extra superior. Sc admi-
ten abOnados.-Esmero Y limpieza.
Detalle de 10 que los agentes de los celebrates
cigarrillos Las PGIneerGS Sc cOmprometen entire
gar & la persona que presente la papeleta resguar
do llevandO ell ndmerO igual al del agraciadO con
ell pIemiO mayor de la LOterfa Provincial de Puer-
to-RirO, que debe celebrarse ell dia 80 de los CO.
rrientes
Para el viaje de ida y vuelta en-
ferrocarril Arecibo- .$6-70 m. c.
Para los refrescos en- ell caminO.- 1880 g
Para gastos de fonda Arecibo.. ."5-- {:
Diez cajetillas Las PGIn1erdS de la
clase que Sc quieran- 1880 " /"
Un vase de viaje, Reloj, valorado
en- I'll = .
Un reloj de sol para bolsillo... -"O-75 !"
Un aliler de corbata con daman-
to americana California; fl "
Una GAIA de fosforos cerilla area
de Noe, cOnteniendo 200 -"O-O24 9 /"
Un encendedor Universal -"0-524
SIG
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Secci6n mercantil
MERCADo DE LA CAPITAL

AgsscGr.-En la malana de hoy Sc vendio
en- competencia un lotecito de 90 bocoyes mar
ca S. A. a,$35 buen refno
MSeteS.-Continda completamente quieto
Ell mercado para este dulce.
CoJS.-A eonsecuencia de la discrimination
de los compradores, ha desceudido algo el
precio. No Sc paga mas de $244 a $248 por
cOrriente.
Ron-El mercado Sc mantiene en- los mis-
mos terminus de hace dias, sea de $50 a $50
los 100 galones segd1 graduation
tai segdn tamafo.
caa'btos.-El Bo'scO Espa1oI cotiza
Londres so DIV, $5-824
Paris DIV, $1-16 por 100.
Estados-U -Unidos DIV, 20 por 100.
Espana DIV, 13 por 100.
Habana DIV, IL por 1OO
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SIG

NOTA Sc remiten por correo, muestras de
cgarrillos los que al haeer ell en-
cargo manden sellos de franqueo.
San Justo 81.
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Vaperes que Sc aguardan

Co'ode WgIedO que saldra a fines de este
mes para Espana. GGgJego. sali6 de Espana ell
"a del pdo. CimCzGd de Ct6dig que de la Habana
llegara el l4-Oh'ade Rodriguez procedente de
Haytf el 13 14.-M0driEe5So de Europa llegar-
ell g. SnseGt6N T0s0er que saldra ell saba
do para Nue7a- York.
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Leemos en- un peri6diec que ell polvo de
arroz tiene gran virtud para contener la sangre
de las heridas. El procedimiento es este: Sc
pone ell polYo sobre unas hilas Sc aplica q la
herida.
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N 0 7 4 S

rs de todo punto indiscutible, pues asf nos
10 han manifestado Varios amigos, que haya
quien tonga meor strtido en- la plaza de pape-
les jaspe chagrin para encuadernar, que Ell
que Sc encuentra en- la HjSp042O-GNaer6c09aG a
preciOs limtadismOs. So
D5 LIE gusta usted ell as6o? 5Es usted
buen gastr0nOmo? Pues ab6nese a La CGt0-
lama, restaurant, fonda Y posada, San Fraucis-
co 56 Y Sc acOrdara uSted de mi.
FUGA DE CONSONANTES
DedjcadG mi amigo Pope Ib055eg
.o,.O.i.O e. .e.O.
.ue u. ia.io e.i.a.a
90 g. Quo ,.o..a.a
.e.O. Q: .O..e 10.
i o. .ue % ..O.a u..6
(e ..e.u..o .O.a Eu..auia)
90 o. 90. 30 ..ne
% % o. e e.a' a.. ouia
Coamo. vs..
Ninguna de las preparedness eXtranjeras
que aquf paganlOs a precios exorbitantes, pue-
den compararse con los Po1U0s de22tG1es del
Doctor Salicrup. 5
--Camas de hero, juegos de saa de ex-
quisito gustO, rOperos con espejo, sillas girato-
rias para escritorios y cuanto usted plda, de
venta alquiler on ell almac6n de muebles de
Margarida y ca, Luna 81. 8
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CHARADA EN- PROSA

Ded5c0do d ''aDp Qt5ciomodo" de MoyagGeg.
Todo aquel que sepa un POGO de mdsioa
eneontrara sin 'ningdn esfuerzo mi prin5erG.
Els mi Seget1aCgG artfculo su manera.
Segee'adG con tercerG es un tftulo antique
de nObleza inglesa.
Sega9ad0 cor. pyjnseras SO forma, y sobre to-
nota musical.
es mi t0do nombre propio que supongo
no le disgustara a ese joven aticionado.
Sara MariG Lopez
u AteNcj6q1 !!!--Se. desea realizar una bue-
ma partida de oopitas de cristal de diferentes
tamanos Y precios sumamente equitatiYos.
En- la redaccion de LA CORRESPONDENCE
infornnaran. IA
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OJO AQU1.-Se alquilan en- la Gale de la
Cruz ndmero 25 tres espaciosas y ventiladas
habitaciones.
Informaran en- la misma casa. 3-3
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Coamo.
ANAGRAMA,
5QUE VOZ, TIBEN I? ia!

FOrmar con las anteriores letras ell nombre
y apellido del Administrator de un periodico
de la Isla.
EL Club TYiat1avjY0t0.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-04-23

Died.

Obituary notices beyond the Date, Name and
Age mustbe paid for at the rate Of ten cents line.
Elsworth-April 81, Churchill E.. son OF C..
l.. and Carrie f. Morang, aged years, $
months and % days.
Prospect Harbor-April Is. Mrs Amy
Strout of MiIbridge, aged about % years.
Surry April II, Mr.. Jesse l.. Corners, aged
56 years.
Brooklin-April 8. Mr. John Whitney Hale.
aged 10 years and month
Dixmont-Aprl 2. Layina II. Ellington,
widow Of the late D. S. Ellington Of Dedham,
aged II years, months aud days.
Bar Harbor-April IA. Mr.. Clarence A.
Brewer. aged % years, IL months and 6 days.
Robert NJ. and Ella Campbell of Ellsworth,
aged years and months.
Too fair for earth, a vision bright.
Our Mabel, scarcely four years old,
We laid to rest in pure white bed.
Mid beautiful flowers which seemed to enfold
Our darling one in loving clasp.
A sweet smile fingered on her face,
AS il, as her spirit winged its flight.
Some loved one received her in tender en-
brace.
We see her not, but her form hovers DER
The home and the dear ones gathered there
Parents, look up with trustful hope,
She is free from earths sorrow, its pain and
care.
She lives still and loves you, Heaven is not
far away
Where our loved ones can never return and
caress,
Heaven is here in our hearts, we have faith
TO believe,
And they are with US forever, to cherish and
bless.
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Notice OF Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, William E. Hadlock and Gilbert T.
w Hadlock, of Cranberry Isles county of Han.
cock, State of Maine by their mortgage deed dated
the fourteenth day of October. A. D. 1889 and re.
corded In the Hancock Registry of Deeds, in book
$50. page COS, conveyed to Chas. c. Burrin, of
Ellsworth. certain lot of land. situate in the
town Of Cranberry Isles, and on Little Cranberry
Island, SO called, In the county Of Hancock and
state OF Maine. and bounded and described as
follows, TO wit: Beginning at the south side of
the Head socalled.on the westerly side OF said Is
land and following Gilbert T. Hadlock's line of
land. generally easterly to Thomas SANKEY'S west
line. and following said SANKEY'S line generally
southerly to Wood Pond Beach, 80 called thence
generally westerly by the seashore and southerIv
and westerly around May Pole Point, So, called !;
thence northerly generally to place OF beginning,
containing about forty acres more or less hereby
meaning and intending TO convey the same prem
ises conveyed to us by Edwin Hadfock and re-
corded in Hancock registry OF Deeds, book 1876.
page as7 Whereas the condition of said mort.
gage has been broken, now therefore /, the said
Charles c. Burril, by reason Of the breach Of the
condition thereof, claim foreclosure Of said
mortgage and give this notice for that purpose
CHARLES G. BORRlLL.
Ellsworth, A pril3rd, 1891. Swl5
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Resolutions

Passed by Neal Dow Lodge of Good Temp
Lars Ellsworth. at IL regular meeting >ai-
urday evening. April ~, 1921.
Whereas. The city OF Ellsworth has long
been cursed by the unrestricted sale OF intoxi-
eating liquor, despite the provision, OF the
prohibitors law and The weli-,leined dutie. Of
executive officers. county and municipal, I'M
der that law. there tore,
Hfsolred. That this lodge i. deeply crate
fu for the recent official action Of County At
torney >pofiord before The court. To the Grand
Juror tor the indictments they found. to the
sheriff and h> deputies Tor their aid in the
matter. ani TO judge Emery for Iii prompt
and decisive rulings. aui that All these officials
are entitled TO the thank, 81 the members Of
This Lodge.
Hesolred. That Neal Dow Lodge will be
glad To thank the sheriff and his quite. more
fully and cordially whenever those oftlciAl,
without fear or favor. shall diligently and
faithfully inquire into all violations OF law
aud institute proceedings ssain>t violation. or
supposed violations % law, and particularly
the laws against the Illegal sale II intoN icaiin
liquors. aud the Keeping of drinking house
and tipping shops" a required By the statutes
OF the Stale Of Maine and their oath Of Office
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MiIbridgc


MHbridge
The body Of Fred. W. Sinclair was found
on Strout's Island, April 18th. by Thatcher
Wallace and Ed. Hayford Mr.. Sinclair
was born Feb. 2Oth 1875. He was the
son of William ). and Hester 4 Sinclair
He was drowned Jan. 2tth. 1891 Mr.
Sinclair was a young man Of great promise
and beloved by all The sad news Of his
drowning sent. sorrow 10 nearly every
home, aud the bereayed parents and friends
had the sympathy Of all. The citizens Of
Milordgc turned ont large force and all
was done that could be for the recovery
of the body at the time. At last all hope
of recovery was lost Ia the minds of nearly
all. But the sea gave up it, dead and he
has been laid away In the family burying
ground whore he viii rest till he hears the
voice OF the Son Of God when the grave
shall give up is dead. Rev j. +. feathers
read selection of scripture and made a
prayer with a few comforting remarks
April 18TH
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Married..

Ellsworth April Is, at the home OF til,
brides father, Mr.. T. NJ. Joy by Rev. II. W
Coney, Mr.. Pearl A Joy OF Cambridge. Mass
and Mis-, Annie l.. Joy OF Ellsworth.
April IS. by Rev. J. I. frosty, Mr.. Eu
gene H. Brann OF Lsmoine, and Miss Carrie G.
Floyd OF Ellsworth
Esq. MIR. Harry F. Bragdon and Miss Julia b
Dyer. both OF Eden.
Seal Cove April IA. at the home Of the
bride. by Rev DR., Bates, Mr. Fred j. Rict
and Miss Mary NJ. Norwood both Of fremont
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STATE OF ONO, CITY OF TOLEDO. l.,

STATE OF ONO, CITY OF TOLEDO. t.
LUCAS COUNTY,
FRANK J. CHENEY make. oath that he is
the senior partner OF The firm Of +. J. CHENEY
a Co.. doing business i'll the city Of Toledo
County and State aforesaid. AMI that said firm
will pay the sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case OF CATARRH
that cannot be cured by the use of HALLS Ca
TARRH CURE.
F. j. CHENEY.
Sworn TO before me and subscribed in my
presence, this 9th day of December. A. u. 1886.
- A. W. GLEASON.
(--) Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and
acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system. Send for testimonials. free.
+. J. CHENEY Il CO.. Toledo, 0.
LII Sold by druggists, Toe.
Apr.
When once used. you will, like others. call
for Johnson's Anodyne Liniment, and nothing
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iuV-iay, Apr II
sch Agricola. Young, Bangor
Domestic Ports.
Boston-Ar Apr Is. sch. Irving Leslie Hayrr
thy Lamolur. Katie Han, stin-on, and A II " hit
more DOW, beer Isle
Cha AIR +. -ch Moor. Arnold. somcs Sound
AMI New York
std April j. schs Eliza Il Emery Sullivan, l. +
Warren, " Hinc and Glenullsn
Ar April Is. sch Titmguse, Jordan. orlant
teruanfina- sid Apr 10. sch J y Holden. Has
keli New York
IIyannt-->ld Apr Is, sch Chrome Newark
New IoTk-Ar Apr Is. sch T. Avery. iIawicy.
Ne" Haven for Brunswick. GA
SID Apr is. sch John Douglass. Portland
t!t Apr Is, -ch ID u Haskell Haskell. Berbice
sit Apr Is. -cn red Holden. Portland
Portland-t III Apr X. sch- tio-.ou, Tracy.
Boston, Lizzie 4 Annie. Atwatcr >teuben, "a
rah, Ricr. Prospect ilarbnr ,ctor, Stanley. East
Biuehiil Wm l. burrows. Robinson. s"mes Sound
for New York
Ar APR 49, sch Northern Light, N!ckcr-on. Cape
Sable
savannah id Apr u. brig Mary & Haskell.
Perm Amhoy-Ar Apr t5.' sch + symonds.
from New ok
rort,mouth-Sid Apr Il, sch A Lewis. Port
land
Ar Apr 10. schs fl ; Boyn,on from Green's Land
Ing tor Boston tranconia for Philadelphia, Kate
| Fray. Boston Tor Mt Desert. keuluskeag,
Lynn for 80 BrooksNille
Rockland-sld Apr l.. sen silver Heels, Port.
land
Vineyard Haycn-SId Apr 49, sch Glendy Burke
~d Apr -. schs Myronns 7 iorida and r. fl King
land
salem-Ar ABR l5 schs Oliver Scoheld. Nicker-
snn, Boston for sullivan Dolphin, Thurston Bos-
ton for beer Isle
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cape Roster
| On and after Saturday, April IL, Fred
| Cotton will drive the stage from South
Brooksville to Cape Roster. His prompt.
| ness in business matters, and his obliging
| disposition, we think may make him de-
sirable stage driver.
| Luther NJ. Bates and wife came on the
steamer Henry Morrison from Somes'
| Sound last Monday week, and Luther went
back Wednesday, after visiting friends at
South Brooksville.
Last Saturday Mr.. r. S. Davis called on
I his friends here He was en- route for
Castine. and came from Bucks Harbor
where he has been repairing or rebuilding
wharf for granite.
Arrived at Weir Cove, 18th. Capt. w. F.
Blake in schooner Anna w. Barker. The
captain has been sick on the trip between
Boston and New York. The schooner will
load paving for ii. W. Sargent for New
York The Dora NJ. French las flashed
loading paving for Sargent and sailed to-
day.
Our editor thinks he has rather the best
of II on that argument about the tFter, hut
hope he will allow me to say in the pres
ence of all our readers that as long as
Webster pronounces boat swat in bOsa
and h-o-u-s e-w-i-f-e. ms ,rit, think he
need not be so scrupulous as to spell teter
with a double e. Moreover | haven't any
spare respect for a photographer who one
year pronounces s-a-s sdS. and the next
edition changes 1t to sac. Moreover
must ask him If he would {vere he to
print SUCH correct all the words in a pas
sage or chapter Of Josh Billings accord
ing TO Webster's dictionary
Mr.. S. L. Bates of SO. Brooksvilie. hs 5
gone cook of the Rochemout to Senegal,
W. C.. A. He seems not to like to give up
sea going altogether for teaching. As he
has made the trip before We trust he may
meet with friends.
Mr.. l.. B. Coombs Of SO. Brooksyille,
left this wharf on Henry Morrison for Ban
gor last Monday.
Mr.. +. Sawyer and family returned from
Orland last Tuesday
The remains of Mrs. Robert Redman
were brought to her old home here for in
terment last Thursday, from Bucksport
where She died few weeks ago.
April Is.
certainly not. Josh Billings spelling IL
not made that way. Every body understands
that he does not conform to the standard In
photography to which ordinary writers are re-
qured TO conform Ed. AMERICAN.