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Farm for Sale or to Let.

The subscriber offers to sell or let his farm, sit
uated In West Ellsworth. six or seven miles from
Ellsworth postOface, on the Dedham road. II
cuts twelve tons OF hay, has large pasture well
fenced and good orchal Of grated fruit.
arApply to MOSES TRUEWORTHY.
West Ellsworth, Maine.
March 9. 1881. 3mosl0>
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Schooner "Marblehead," carries 100 tons, and
schooner -. G. Ccwell, carries 100 tons; have al
ways been In the fishing business. Both good
vessels for brick, lime, or any undertook cargo.
4. B. GARDNER,
lWlO BuckepOrt. Maine,
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Gen. Charles Hamliu, of Bangor, at
Augusta Wednesday, appeared before the
committee on military affairs. asking for
an appropriation of $1,000 more to COM
plete the work of the Gettysburg Commits
sion
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Vessel Property for Sale.

The subscriber hereby offers for sale one six.
teenth OF the good schooner Catharine OF Els
worth, good cOasting vessel.well found in sails,
rigging and equipments. Apply to the subscriber.
PHEBE d. MACOMBER.
Ellsworth, March 4, 1891. =. 2wlOs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-03-05

United States Senator George Hears,
Dem of California, died in Washington
at o'clock, Saturday night.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-03-05

SEAL HARBnR, Ne, Jan. 81. l-9l
To the Honorable Court Of county Commissioners.
ME the undcrslg urt respectfully pct.tion your
w honorable body - change the location Of the
Co. road seal HArbor beginning in front % the
GlenCnye Hotel. and running castcry, straighten
the road by moving the line To the south. We re
zp"ctfully represent that said change Will be
convenience Ia the public.
X. f.. CAMPBELL.
JANE. CLEMENT.
LEVI CHAPMAN
X. l., tiRI>pLE.
STATE or MAINE.
HAS oCK, -s.-Court Of county commissioners,
January Term, . IT,. lssil
pom the foregoing y. ttion II il considered by
the commissioners that the petitioners rr-pou
-.bie and that they ought Ia h" heart touching the
matter set forth in their petition, and therefore
order that the County Commissioners meet at
Glen Cove Hotel In said town on Wednesday,
the tth day OF April next, at 10 O'Clock A. VI. aud
thence proceed to view the route mentioned in
said petition, Immediately after which view
hearing of the parties and witnesses viii lie AL
at some convenient place In the vicinity, and such
other mea sure5 taken in the premises a- the com
mi-soners shall Judge proper. And II Is further
ordered that notice OF the time. place and purpose
OF the commissioners meeting aforesaid be given
all persons and corporations interested by
ing attested copies of the petition and this order
thereon, upon the clerk OF the town OF Mount
Desert and BY posting up attestsd copies as
aforesaid. In three public places In SAID town
thirty days at least before the time appointed for
said view. and by publishing the petition and
der thereon, three weeks successfully In the Els
worth American. new spapcr Published at Els
worth, in the county of Hancock, the first publca-
ion to be thirty days at least before the thine ~
said view, that all person, and corporations in
t.rested attend and be heard II they think
fit.
Attest JOHN +. kNOWLTON, Clerk.
4 true copy OF the petition and order thereon,
3w9 Attest JOHN r. kNowLTo>, Cler<
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For Sale!

NJ Fast Surrv one fourth Of An of land a
house ith ell. boarded and shinglc, cellar under
The whole house Their" T. al-o goo,l we'll, This
will ne soid for slio. Apply 10 Reuben Treworgy.
>Grry road, one halt mile from Post office.
3vg.
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Gbe 6llsuortb american.
THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1891.

We do not read anonymous letters and commu-
nications The name and address of the writer
are In all cases Indispensable. not necessarily Tor
publication but "A guarantee of good faith.
We cannot undertake TO return or preserve com
muntcations that are not used.
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To the Honorable boar,t OF County Commissioners
OF Hancock county. state OF "aine;. ,.,
VIE the undersigned. citizens OF MI Desert an"
w Eden. otter Creek and vicinity, Deihx TT
sponsibIe men, o hereby petition your honofabie
BODY to Law ont highway road, as follows ne
ginning on the road leading to Seal Harbor. he
tween Julius smith and George W Growers ana
running no,herly and easteriy near A. +. paws,
David Bracy VIM. T. Walls and Y. A. STANLEY
and ntersect the Bar Harbor road between Ell
W. II. BRACY and 81 others.
Ii is the minds CT these people that the road
should he built this year and attended 10 as
soon as possible.
Jan. -. 1891.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK Court OF county commissioners,
January Term, a. d.. lsHi.
Upon the foregoing petition 1t Is considered nY
the commissioners that the petitioners arc rerpnh
sibe and that they ought To lie heard touching tht
matter forth In their petition, AMI therefore
order that the County Commissioners meet w the
house of Edward stanley Mt otter Greek. on lles
day, the It'll day Of April next mt 10 o'clork a. m
ami thence proceed to view the route mentioned IN
said petition Immediately after which view
hearing of the parties anu witnesses VIII DC ha,I
At some convenient place In the vicinity, ana Such
other measures taken In the premises a. the com
missioners shall judge pr per Ana II - turthcr
ordered that notice of the time, place anu purpose
Of the Commissioners meeting aforesaid be given
to all persons and corporations Interested by serN
ing atte-ted copies Of the petition and this "rier
thereon, upon each Of tnc clerks Of the towns
Of Mount Desert and Eden aud by posting
M attested copies aS aforesaid, In THREE public
places IN 'a'h 81 @'t' t""uT, H'l 49, ~. ~
least before ue u'''' HPP"hS' rs . ~ 80 -,
hy publishing the petition ami ortlcr thereon three
weeks sucrc--ltciS ~ thr '-'iH"'','' ISL
newspaper puuirH'" ~ '.'t0""''h' IT, " '"t'''
of Hhnftch the hret phnl''iti"h !" p' NhrtH "'Hs
at least before the tlh'c OF SalI N'" INST ~ p''
sons ana corporations lht't''uei may "'''h'' "u"
lie heard II they think tit.
Attest JOHN =. kNoWIToS. Clerk.
\ true cory OF the ptttioh ana nt'itr ln"fr"H'
3w9 Attest JUN h>'" Li'N' ''eFA'
r., Of no of
Hancock ami state ~ Maine
THE un,ierstgncd inhabitants OF the town Of
| Surry Respectfully represent that the public
good convenience and necessity require q public
way or road nf lawful width to b. laid out com
rnencins in said ~urry at the ruAi leading t,
Rluchiu near the house occupied bv samuel Free,
thv thence running suutnca-tcry following the
shore ROAD 40 called some six or seven hundred
feet To A well IN front 81 house, occupied rs vii
liam Freddy We most respectfully request yuur
honor. To widen and law uat the sane a. the
,.lectm,n Of Surry have unrra-nnnbly refused
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-03-05

only candidate for Mayor in opposition to
Mr.. Davis was Capt. Isaac NJ. Grant, Pro-
hibition and Labor, who drew some votes
from all parties and thus made the show
ing which appears by the returns.
One of the most effective costumes at
the masque ball on Friday evening. In Han
cock Hall, was worn by Mrs. Charles Merrill
of Boston, who is the guest of her sister. Mrs.
W. II. Lawrence at Sorrento. The costume
was made entirely Of ELLSWORTH AMERI-
CANS. The bright advertisements which are
feature OF the paper were conspicuously dis
played and were read with interest by the
dancers. Pictures of distinguished men OF
Maine were effectively displayed on different
parts of the costume. jsunty hat was the
finishing touch. on the up-rolled brim Of which
was the picture of the editor OF the AMERI
CAN. Mrs. Merrill was accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence. The mask bad ELLIS
WORTH AMERICAN upon il while underneath
was the word Sorrento"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-03-05
To Our Subscribers.

The SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT which ap-
peared in our columns some time since. an
bouncing special arrangement with DIR. B. j.
KENDALL Co. Of Enosburgh Falls. VT, pub
fishers OF "A Treatise on the Horse and his
Diseases" whereby our subscribers were en-
abled to obtain a copy OF that valuable work
FREE by sending their address to B. j. KEN
DALI Co. land enclosing two-cent stamp for
mailing same) is renewed for limited period.
We trust all will avail themselves of the op-
portunity OF obtaining this valuable work.
To every lover of the Horse it Is indispensa-
BILE, as ii treats in a simple manner all the dis
eases which affiict this noble animal. Its phe-
nOmenai sales throughout the United States and
Canada. make it standard authority. Mem
ton this paper tehen sending for" Treatise. -
12w6
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Found
N Q e &c e .

-HstseeB Sisuqn,P Raid2#y ESHmgarCltv. Farm arm
and proving property. II. :. JONES.
Ellsworth, Feb. n Il, l>9l swg
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-03-05
ARRESTED!

Charles A. Dsey was arrested last evening
for stealing from the drug store of Shiefmsn.
bottle OF sulphur Biiters. Before the court
this morning, upon being asked by be should
steal, he stated that bi, mother wa. troubled
with Rheumatism. and that it was the only
medicine that helped her. and being out Of
money and work was the cause OF bis stealing
As this was his first offence he was put on pro-
baton. -!Nerdrk NeVs.
l WAS sufferer from catarrh for fifteen
wears, with distressing pain over nv ewes.
! used Ely'- Cream Balm With gratifying re-
suits. Am apparently cured.-Z. c. Warren.
Rutland, Vt.
When You decide to take Hoods Sarsa-
parIla do not be innuced to buy some substi-
tute preparation. which clerks may claim lie.
las good Hoods" The peculiar merit OF
Hoods Sarsaparilla cannot be eQualled. There
fore insist upon Hoods Sarsaparilla.
For sunburn. tan or rough hands. baih
with Johnson'- Auodyne Liniment at night
wonderful.
Unless more care is given to the hair the
coming man is liable to be hairless animal
hence, to prevent the hair from falling use
Halls Hair Remover.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-03-05
Porhad sossi bsert aal snhiss Ntanbai Co
Resumption of Service.
Comme nclng Tuesday. March loth.
SIR. CITY or RICHMOND.

VIII leave Portland for MAchia- port AMI " IN make
100 round trips rcr week. weather permitting
between Portland. Bar tlarbor and Nacha- port
la usual tan'linS-, leaving Machla-pprt every
Monday and lhnr -day At I a m and leaving
Portland ever Tuesday aud Friday at II p IN.
Leave iiar iiarhnr going 'Hs at + ". Wed
ncNdays AMI saturdays, going r,sf. At 10 \.
Mondays and Thursdays.
FAlSO> TltkER.
tlre FIRES. and Gen'i Manager.
+. + BOoriiBY. Gent Pass. and Ticket Agt.
tNl0
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
/ concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself. the trust Of an Ad
ministratOr OF the estate of Robert Grintlle.
late OF Lamoine, in the county OF Hancock. de
ceased, by giving bond the law directs; h.
therefore requests all persons who are indebted To
the said deceased's estate, to make imme,iiate
payment. and those who have any demands there.
on to exhibit the same for settlement
CHARLES H. GRlNDAL.
'"""a'y 's'h' = y teSi' 3wS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-03-05

In this city Mayor Davis was elected for
the sixth time as Mayor, q fact which
speaks volumes for the worth of the man.
and to some extent the strong hold he has
upon the confidence of his fellow citizens.
The election in this city on Monday was
in many respects unique. The vote was
light as will be seen by reference to the
election returns which appear In another
column. General apathy seemed to prevail
in the Democratic ranks. The Democrats
met Friday afternoon in caucus at Hancock
Hall, but adjourned again sine die without
making any nominations. On Saturday af-
ternoon about dozen met at Hancock
Hall. trying to dignity themselves by TAX
ing on the name of s'citizens' caucus"
They put in nomination Col. C. C. Burrill,
for Mayor. who very properly disallowed
the use of his name on that ticket. The
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned that she has been duly Oappointed
and has taken upon herself the trust Of an admin
istrafrix the estate Of William g. Parker late OF
fremont. In the county Of Hancock, tiecea sad.
by giving bond as the law directs; she Therefore
requests all persons who are indebted to the aid
deoeased's estate to make immediate payment and
those who have any demands thereon 70 exhihit
the same for settlement.
ADA Z, PARKER
fremont. February slth, 1891. Swic
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-03-05

Municipal elections were held MONDAY
in Portland, Lewiston, Auburn, Bath,
Rockland, Saco, Gardiner and Ellsworth.
In these cities there has been no particu.
lar change in the results from last year,
except in Portland which, though safely
Republican in the City Council, failed to
make any choice of Mayor. In Lewiston
the Democrats elect their Mayor by an in
creased majority, but Auburn offsets the
bad work of its neighboring city by q
marked Republican gain. Bath has gone
Republican. Rockland, Saco, Gardiner
and Ellsworth are solidly Republican.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-03-05

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
i concerned that she has been duly appoint.
ed and has taken upon herself the trust OF adj.
ministratriA Of the estate OF Samuel stratton
Late OF Hancock, in the county Of Hancock. de.
ceased, by giving bond as the law directs: she
therefore requests all persons who are indebted
TO the said deceased's estate to make immediate
payment, and those who have any demands there
on to exhibit the same for settlement.
MARGARET STRATTON.
Hancock. Feb. 23rd, 1891. awIo
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The Shipping Bill.

Ellsworth, Feb Is. 1921.
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FASEr,
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HhNroCk. IS To the ~hcrf4 Of our re-peC
Counties or either Of their Deputies.
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TOWN ELECTIONS.

| CHArMAs-Aasessors,s d GrendeIi, &c n
Laushiis. Willard Fillmore; tswn clerk, N
LAughlin; school gu peryisor. W h Frost. None
appropriated; schools, s65, other purposes, KS
DkAD RIVER -Selectmen. Albert Parsons
Danyille Durrill. Samuel A Parsons; tow
eierk, Albert Parsons, supervisor. s A Parsons
Money appropriated schools, &s5, other par
poses, so.
Observation-Disclosures Moses Holden
James n Wilson, John W henderson town clerk
Noses Holden, school committee, Esther Jan,
wilson, Lenor wilson, Mafgret Armstrong
Money appropriated schools, $50 other purposes
GLEswoop--s eiectfnen. F II Putnam, Leonar,
Carl, jenkins, town clerk. A Proaty; super
yis0r,f II Putnam. Money appropriated schools
eio0. per each inhabitant; other Purposes, IS fol
school books; 80. for plantation expenses.
seleotrner, A NJ Adams, s Pierce
Parsons; town clerk. l. G Parsons, schoo
supervisor, s Pierce; treasurer, W S viles. None,
appropriated: schools, coo; highways made b,
county; other purposes. plantation expenses, rs.
MAss HILI--SeIeotmen. J Hill, A Sylvester
J II Shaw, town clerk, b + Pierce; fupervisor,
kess. Money appropriated schools, s732; high
ways, 5000; support Of POOR, 200.
PRKsQuE IsLE-Moderator, Edward Wiggln
town CLERK, l. j Judd seIeetmen, assessors ant
oversera of poor. l. Judd. Il J Smith, A h
Irving; supervisor Of IchIols. Edward Wigsin
treasurer. N Smith; town agent, r Alien
auditor, c Daggett; collector or taxes, & u
Park Raised for common schools, $500; tres
school houses, 800; town debt, 1000; repair o.
highways, 10000. Voted to tax dogs $io0 each
voted 10 pay collector of taxes per cent.
WAsaBuRS-Selectmen. Turner Wiley. Divic
Pratt, John Mcdonald; town clerk. W {
Farnhsm; school supervisor, Wilmont Grouse
Money Appropriated schools. sIi0o; highways
5000; support Of poor, aud in ,idental expense
1000; other purposes, as.
USIrr-Sslecimen, W HI Moulton, DIR NJ.
Gray, A W Flstoher, town clerk, j II Cook; scboo
Ii Money!
schools. 1900, highways, and other town expense
and support Of poor, 1900
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A baby seldom snetzes nowadays vi h
out some fond snd foolish person saying
at has ihs grip"
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Say to the average man that there is a
| new sensation in town. and The thought will
FISH across his mind that lls hiss beeu found
out at last.
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al could not get my coat on, but john
sons Anodyne Liniment cured my rheu-
matte paias.'' msY23d&w
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x Absatoae hundred snd sevensy-two -
pie, including niae women, occupisd he
fsves ssats snd galleries. Of ksosias Hal,
Ast svsnirs 70 listen 70 speeches e h.
Jerry Sinpson and Mr.. Ralph Bssuneut
vho. shese gsntlenen said, had bsen sent
70 Ss~ E,gisad by the secsseary Of he
National Farmer Allisuce st Waah.
iaston, 70 sssist in placing bssuchss
Of this orssnisakioa in Iris ~
Of the country. The sadience vas lseasIy
made up Of members Of The fofmse lodss
Of Knish" Of Labor in this city, aad w.
in % sense representative II the bed eIs.
nens Of oar citizens or The issdsns eIsmese
OF either Of the roiiticsi psrsies. A few
gentlemen we're present from HslIovell and
s~o or three from 0asdireY.
Hon. jenny Sinpssa. representative Of
the Seventh Congressional District Of
kansas, vas the 6rst speaker. He 10 =
typical Westernef. tall. singular, modersse
in speech, somsvhs. entertaining in manner,
with tbs peculiar Western dialect, which
stands him in good turn when he tells 4
story. In commencing, he said the secre.
tary Of the National Farmers Alliance had
made mistake in sending him to the home
OF MI. Blaine to speak, but he would do
the best he could. lie then spoke
Of the work Of the Alliance throu ghous the
West, but his remarks had little application
te conditions - they existed in New Ens.
land. He told few stories very pleasantly
which served to please his auditors, and
msde two or three very good points
which might have been applicable
to Western audience. but we're no,
appreciated here. In unfolding the plan
Of the Alliance in urging the government.
to erect storesgs warehouses "Socsle,s
jerry reached the msgnifcsn. height of
his political hsrangus.
Following Representative Simpson Mr..
Ralph Beaumont Of New York ,prssident Of
The National Citizens Alliance spoke very
rapidly for abou. one hour in wordy.
fovery, meaningless sort Of way. sbout
coal, corn and cotton, ia which our
people have very little interest. It|
vas difficult at times to tell ersctly what
Beaumont VS. trying to get at, but finally
it came out that ii was enmi.y asains. the
Republican party, and Of that sort Of talk
the Republicans Of Augusta and Of Maine
have no need. II will be utterly
useless for Western Alliance speakers to
attempt to beiray the intelligent
voters Of New England into taking any
stock In their empty theories of govern
ment or selfish measures for public reform.
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Ballot Reform.

In Accord With the Republican Party
Philadelphia Press
Tho passage Of an Australian ballot bill
oy the lower House OF the Maine Legisla
tufe puts that State 10 accord with the Re
publican party On this question. The SAME
niii passed the Senats last week, and only
the approval Of the Governor lie now neees
sary to make it Law. There appears t, be
no doubt that Governor Buileigh will sivs
MS consent. ~ he has been regarded as a
supporter Of ths measure ell through the
long struggle in the Legislature.
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Tttao.

HANCOCK.
Trentop, Bay sic March Il, Mary T.. Youngest
daughter OF Charles and mary W. Bai'ej, aged
IA Years months aud 70 days.
ran,lin-Msreh /. Mr. John o. Baker, aged %
years, 10 months ara days.
Cast.he-Aiyio Howard, son OF Mr.. and MRS.
Charles Ho ard, aged years
Deer Isle March 10. George Gross aged 1S-
KEyNEBEc.
Augusta-March %, Srs. Esther Chamberlain,
wido,s OF the late william thanberiata OF sidney,
aged 70 years, II months, ~ days
brownsville. ia.--March Il, Wesley s. Wing,
formerly of Gsrdiner. aged "a.
t;ardiner-Maich ~. Charles Kirk. sged &c.
PENoBsCor.
Bradiey-March 81, Mrs. Betsy Z. D1dge, aged
So. ,,,.. .s
Glenbuin-- March Il, Mrs Abey Herricz, azeo
90.
Baugcr-Na-ch 20, Mrs. Mary MeCosker. aged
Is; Mach "a, sirs. Pamela 4 smith. AGED 81;
pa-ch ~, Mr.. Nancy L. Parker. aged 20
Brswer-sarch. %. Mrs. MARTHA n ba es, Wild
ow of Rev. A j. Bates. aged ~
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feb3IuTbrhsiy
10 CONTRACTORS.

seated proposals. viii be received by the FrzpkIin
Company OF deviation, Me-, until noon OF satus-
day March ~, 1891 for the construction at AubuTn,
Me- OF abont eight thousand 5000 iineai feet ek
roadway. The approximate Quantities Of work
700 cubic yards earth or loan excavation.
1000 earth and rock excxvataen.
1000 square yards matchmaking.
Plans and specifications may be seen. and blaah
rcposais may be obtained at the once Of Ne
FrAnkiin Company, Lewiston, Ne, or II the clDee
Of the ufdersignsd The right 70 reject Any or AL
proposals IL reserved. bond with satisfaetosy
sorettss In the sum Of teg ter cent Of the anouns
OF the proposal will be Repaired. fr0posals must
De 10 sealed envelopes, endorsed ssfroposAl for
baildIng roads for the srsnAiin Company u A..
burn, Me-" and addressed 70 the andersfue1.
AsrISwAI.L LINCOLN. u Pearl street, Bossoa
msxied.omar28
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RICH. at the seat Of difficulty is accom-
plished by the sure and steady sin of DIR
SsRs's Cstarrh Remedy. Don. 100
around with pop gun. nor "Elint-lock,
when this reliable Winchester is withir
reach, DE-. Ssgs's treatment of cstarrh i:
far superior to the ordinary, and whsr
directions are reasonably we'll followed
results In permanent cure Don't longe,
be Indifferent TO the verified claims Of thil
unfailing remedy. Five hundred dollars
is offered, 10 good faith, for an incuraole
case Of catarrh in the head, by its proprie
tors, the Worlds Dispenssry Medics
Association, Buffalo, N. Y. At all drug
gists. nar23d&wfolru
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The Republican members Of the Legs
isture met in caucus in the Hail Of Repre-.
'entsiives Friday evening and nominate
candidates for state ASSESSORS. President
of the Senate Libby called the caucus t.
order and Senator Thatcher was elected
chairman and Msjor Shaw Of Portland
secretary. Nominations were made ~ fol
lows: Frank Gilman Of Bangor, by
Mr.. Peaks, seconded by Mr.. Wi,weli,
Charles Il. Oak Of Caribou, BY
Mr.. Stearns. seconded by Mr.. Rideout.
Cspt. John Hall by Mr.. Warren, seconded
by Mr.. Msllett; John E. Kelley by Mr..
Smith Hall G. Burleigh by Mr.. Spear,
seconded by Mr.. Walton; Otis Hayford by
Mr.. Savage, seconded by Mr.. Glidden.
Messrs. Drew. Spear, Halves, Noble.
Littlefeld. Nash and Adsms were appointed
committee to receive, sort and count votes,
for q candidate from the eastern section Of
the State, the ksnnebec river being the
dividing line. The ballot resulted:
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NOTICE,
NOTICE.

To whom II may concern. You are hereby
notified that shall pay no bills tia. my wife.
Alice W. whitehoase, may eonys act, and no bills
for Ruei r, walter s or Arthur B. Thf.ehsuse,
my sens, they haa log left my house without eause
mar25d4v C-H. wHIrEaoUsK.