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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-22

BAD DRAINAGE causes much sickness,
and bad blood and improper action oil
heliver and kidneys is bad drainage to
the human system, which Burdock
Blood Bitters remedy. D&w
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NOTICE.
The West Virginia China Company has on
hand large quantity Of dniEhed aud unfinished
ware, and also about $50 tons OF clay, about
forty, i've tons offlInt and eighty tons Of spar
and other things and materials used In
well equipped pottery, together with q
lot OF office furniture, which Il will sell
at private sale at lesS than cost prices RI
any time before the 2lBt day Of April next, and
the balance or residue Of thu materials and
things not disposed Of by said 2lst day Of April
will DO offered at public sale at the works oil
said company, beginning at 10 O'Clock 4. m. on
said 2lRt day Of April, 1891. Persons desiring 10
purchase can call At the compRny's works on
North Main street.
by AUGUST ROLF, President. Gp2
The above sale has been postponed until
Tuesday, May 5, at SAn1o place and time.
WEST VIRGINIA CHINA COMPANY.
by AUGUST ROLF, President.
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DREADFUL PSORIASIS
Covering Entire Body with White
Scales. Suffering Fearful.
Cured by CutiGuFa.

nv disease tpsorlGEiB) drUt broke out on my
left cheek, spreading across my Rose, and q
most covering my lace. i ran into my eyes, Anu
SIEht Altogether 10 spread all over my hean:
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E1or Sale.

Five roomed house, 25l5 EoE street.
SIx.roomed brick house, In very good condl.
ton, No. $50 Jacob street, $500.
SIxroomed house, In splendid condition,
ground ITO feet front on McCOlloch street, bo'
tween Thirty.ArSt and Thirty.Second streets
5000.
Two brick houEes. rooms In each. 1888 and 100
Eighteenth street, 8, 900 each.
FOur.roOmed house, 1868 Wood street, $3.50.
Six r0omed house, IN very good condition, on
Market street, between Twenty. third and
TWenty.fourth streets, COO.
5lx.roomed house, In splendid condition, 1855
Foar:roomcd house on Twenty.ninth street,
$3.50.
Charles streets, 81 30.
Fourroomed brick house, 2Sls Alley D. .S1,l6o.
Hotel leAEe and fixtures in city doing pay.
Good business house on Chapllne street, Cen.
tire wheeling.
Hall lotion Rolr street Sixth ward, $1,000.
Halt lot on AoyBten street, Sixth ward, $3.50.
Manufacturing site near .. & p, freight depot,
LOIS IN Narylyna, near Benwood Junction,
$40 TO 800 each; one third cash, balance In one
Lots IN Filan, Whyte & Gallayher's addition,
Lots in 4. Il. Patterson addition to Elm Grove
from 500 70 $50 each. Also lots in the old Fair
Grounds and Hydinger's additions.
Eighty.seven acres, two miles east OF the city.
1870 acres near sherfard, well improved.
highly acres near Woodland Station, Marshall
county. sl,be0.
Glendale stock for sale.
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LEGAL NOTICES,
OFFIoE on THE CLERK OF THE

nFFICE OF THE CLERK OF TIRE
" County Court OF Ohio County, ". Va;
In the matter OF the probate OF the wifi =,
Joseph Maglll, deceased. VI
This 9Th day Of April A. D. 1901, LNaule, NJ
Gill fled his petition IN writing, sIFIDT h, az
probate Of the will Of Joseph NRElll dccSS.SIsS
and II appearing by said petition and m SgiS.'
VT tiIed herein that s. ]. Wells, wife Of 6o,.,
las Wells, George Heston, Mary Booth, wiz y
william Booth, Mafy Lewis, Maggie Lewis and
West ViFgintR, Il ls therefore ordered thSi M
Aforesaid persons do appear within one mnNIS
from the inst publication hereof aud do Wb,I u
Necessary 10 protect their interest In his mi.
Published the first time April s, 1891.
Ips.W GEORGE NOOK, CLERK,
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FOR SALE.

EOR sALE-HOUsE NO. IS VIR.
IL GINA street, nine rooms, lot GOGIal rs.
session given at once. ROLF i HARVEY, liI
Market street. Gpli
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Cuticura Resolvent,

The new Blood Purifier, internally TO cleanse
the blood OF all impurities and poisonous ele
ments), and CufICURA, the great tkin Cure, and
CU1cuRA soar, an exquisite Skin BeautiAeF,
externally TO clear the akin and s:Alp and re
store the hair), haze cured Thousands Of cases
where the shedding OF scales measured quar-
daily, the skin crAcked bleeding, burning, and
itching almost beyond eulurauSs, hair liieless
or all gone, BuGeripg terrible. Hhai other rem
edIes have made such cuTeS7
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Sold everywhere. Price, CUTlcURL, zoo; soAP,
25c; REsOEvRST, 81. Prepared by the PoTTER
DRU0 AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston
nBT5end for "HoV 10 Curc skin Diseases ~
naEea 30 illnEtratlhnA md 100 fnsllmonlnlk.
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CHICAGO. III.
THERE IS A MEDICINE

Composed OF the essential virtues Of natures
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Blood BltteIa has proved 50 successful In curing
DyEpepSis, BIlIouIheSS, ConStipStion, Headaehe,
Bad Blood, ScrolulA, ETC., that the prOpFietoFS
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by mail on application 20
FOSTER, MlLBuRN 4 CO.,
ap2eAWFAEow ButAlo, N, J,
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NEW AnYERT1sEMENTs.

WTANTRD-A HARNESS MAKER
w at once. Inquire Of SCHRAMM d
BtJRKLR, 100 Market street. Aplo
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PERSONALS.

Mrs. Fred H. Mcfarland is visiting in Bos-
ton.
Miss Mary II. Black has been on recent
visit to Boston.
DIR. J. II. Patten of Amherst, was in the
city last Thursday.
Speaker Wiswell returned home from Au-
gusta last Saturday.
Miss Lizzie Crippen returned home from
visit to Boston last week.
Capt. A. X. Woodward is spending few
weeks in Boston anG vicinity.
u. 5. Marshal II. b. Saunders spent
Sunday with his family in this city.
Mr.. Charles Woodward of Bangor. spent
few days of last week in this city.
Mr. Harry c. Emery is at home from Bow
dom College, spending his vacation.
Mr.. +. Z. Smith, who is employed in Bath,
spent Sunday with his family in this city.
Mr.. b. f. Thomas is in Boston on business
connected with the Union Shoe Co. OF this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Whiting, Jr. re-
day.
Mr.. Winfred F. Aiken, who has been
spending several weeks in Massachusetts, has
returned home.
Mr.. James T. Cusbmaa whose mill keeps
him employed at Seal Cove, has been in this
city recently.
%. W. Young. Esq, Of So. Hancock, is in
the city to-day "wednesday in attendance on
the Probate Court.
Miss Given, the LIST assistant teacher in the
Ellsworth High school, has been i'll at her
home in Lewiston.
Mrs. b. W. Stevens and daughter. Of Steu-
ben, are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
&. Blsisdeli OF th, city
Mrs. A. W. Cushman and Miss Maud
Drake Of this city have recently been the guests
OF Mrs. John A. Peters. Jr., at Bar Haroor.
Senator Grindle of Mt. Desert and Repre-
sentative Coolidge of Lamoae, passed through
this city. Saturday, on their way home from
the Legislature.
DR. and Mrs. l.. 5. Chilcott OF Bangor, ac-
companied by their little daughter Rebecca,
came TO this city on Saturday evening last. and
remained until Monday
Miss Maud Saunders. who has recently
been visiting her uncle and aunt. DR.. aud Mrs
Chsrle> K. Cole. in Rockland, accompanied
Mrs. Cole on trip 10 Boston.
Mr.. Leonard NJ. Moore. book-keeper at
the Pine Tree State Shoe Factory. wa> called
home to Prospect Han Dor last week TO attend
the funeral of hi grandmother, Mrs. Samuel
h. Hutchings.
DIR. Geo. W. Bragion and Dr. Geo. A.
Phillips left this city Monday. for Seattle,
Washington, via California. Mr. f. F. Buzzell
Of thi- city and Mr.. A. ;. Penney Of Maria
vile, will accompany them 10 the Pacific coast.
aud Mr. John A. Hale of this city. will he
their companion As far a. Niagara Falls We
wish them all success. pr. Phillips. We hear.
will return about the first OF Nav but Dr.
Bragdon is looking for permanent settlement
He j. good dentist and good fellow worthy
OF the public confidence. and we hate to lose
him.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-04-09

There was a small but very pleasant wed.
ding party ut the National House Of the N. s.
W., on Wednesday afternoon, the contracting
parties being Mr.. Frank H. Martin and Miss
Emma +. Murch. The party was composed of
relatives and intimate friends, guests being
present from Worcester, Cambridge, Reading.
Cordavilie and West Berlin. The gifts EN-
braced choice sud handsome souvenirs. A
collation. was served and n brief social time
followed, sitter which the newly married
couple left home on the $40 train moving west.
They are expected to return early next
week. when. on Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs
Martin will begin the new life Ms land
lord and landlady OF the Whitney House. We
join their host OF friends in this community In
wishing for the new home makers all the hap
piness and prosperity voucbsafed to mortsls. =
Marlborough (Mass.) Chronotype, March Is,
1891
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State News.

A fire broke out in the Keith Block. a
wooden building situated on Main street
Thomaston, about 30 O'Clock Friday
morning. and it was entirely destroyed
Blocks on either side were of brick. which
fact was fortunate, for with the high wind
a serious conliagration would have been
unavoidable. The damage to G. A. X
Hall was quite heavy ono insurance. As
Vinal occupying the easterly end Of Jordan
Block. The latter's damage is mostly on
account of smoke and water.
The Rockland and Vnalhaven Steam.
boat Line has been purchased by George
II. kimball, Esq, president of the Penob-
scot Bay Steamboat Line, who will begin
at once the construction of fne steam
boat with large freight and passenger ca
pacity, and made to run IL knots per hour,
TO take the place Of the steamer Pioneer,
which has done service on this route for
many years.
The first annual meeting OF the Ken
nebec County Sunday School Association
closed at Gardiner, Friday, a very success
full two days session. These officers were
elected President, Rev. L. II Halluck Of
WaterviIle; permanent secretary, Howard
Owen of Augusta: assistant secretary
Rev. A. c. Brown of China; treasurer, J.
W, Church of Hallowell; executive com
mittee Rev. A. ). Ladd Of Gardiner. Rev
J. Nj. Wyman of Augusta, Rev. +. Z. Will
liams of Wnslow T.. h Drummond Of
Wateryille. +. T., Davis Of Augusta Vice
presidents are to be appointed from each
township.
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A charter has been granted to the East
Bluehill Telephone Co. The line will extend
from Bluehill to Sarry via East Bluehill.
The line will be opened from Bluehill to
East Bluehill rs soon as the frost is out Of
the ground.
Schooner Adam Bowlby, c. s. Lord.
master, which has been loading with
paving for Capt. J. T. Miller, sailed yester-
day.
John Manion arrived here on Saturday.
He has spent the winter In New York.
There is three masted schooner in the
offing to load with paving tor somebody.
Charles ID. Miller has arrived home. He
has been away to the West Indies and
other southern ports during winter.
Ed J. Carter is the best pleased man in
the village; they have a baby at his house.
Rev. Mr.. Donnell, Congregational, of
Bluehill preached here yesterday IN the
afternoon and Rev. ID. b. Phean in the
evening.
Signs are sometimes suggestive. Here
is one; School supplies, books, stationery.
candy and chetcing gum.
April G. G
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No. Surry.

No. surry.
At this writing fierce northeast snow
storm is raging which reminds US Of four
years ago.
Messrs. Elmer Young and Frank Cog
gins have gone to Redstone, N. H., to
work at cutting stone.
sheep which has three lambs, all alive and
growing nicely.
Mr.. Will Ellis and wife of Dedham, have
been visiting Mrs. Ellis parents.
Miss Lucy Young has gone to West Sur
ry to work for her aunt, Mrs. Arson Gun
ningham.
Capt. VIII V. Cogg,ns has taken COM
mand of schooner Abigail Haynes of your
port. Capt. c. is a smart, honest young
man and we hope he will be successful.
Mr.. G. W. Torrey will sail with him as
mate.
Mr.. w. S. Greene of Morgans Bay is
canvassing for the life of Gen. w T. Sher-
man.
Everard Young's little boy, Dexter. came
week by sticking the pointed end of the
door latch in II and cutting 1t almost to
the sight. DIR, Emery was called in and
he advised them to take him to DR.. Man
ming of your city, which they did. At last
accounts his eye was very much better.
April 3. Sirius.
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Marine List.

Ellsworth Port.
ARRIVED
Wednesday, April
sch Mary Cu.hmau. Belts, New York
SAILED
Sch Ieonora, Bela,ty, Franklin
Thursday. Apra
Sch Nellie Grant. Dodge, Rondout
sch Forester. Patten, RockIand
Saturday. Apr4
sch Lavolta. Whitaker, Rondout
Monday. APPS
sch Wesley Abbott. Whitaker. Roldout
Sch sarah Bais'ieil, Pomroy. sullivan
ARRIVED
Sch II Archer. Trundy. Boston
SAILED
Tuesday. Apr
Sch olive Branch. Bowden. Bluehil
Wednesday, Apr
Sch Mary Cushman. Belts, surry
ARRIVED
sch Allnndale. Thnrston, Portland
sch Minneoa Ray, Boston
Domestic Ports.
Bosson-Sld Apr 1, brig Eugene Hale, for Surf
nam, schs >amos for 5luehiii. Wide Awake, Deer
Isle
ArAprs. sch W Hine, johnson. Deer Isle
Hyanuis-s'd Apr ,. schs Emma Briggs.
Amesbury Gen Banks, sullivan, Robert Dority
Lynn
Delaware Breakwater-sld APPS sch Carrie A
Buchanan, Philadelphia for Mobile
Chatham, Mass-Passed Apr 4, sch Carrie A
Lane, Norfolk for Bath
Fernandina-Ar Apr g. sch J Holden. Has
kell, New York
Mobile-Cld Apr 3, sch NJ NJ Chase, Holmes,
New York-sld Apr 8. sch NJ B Mahoney. Ban
gor
Ar Apr . sch Freddie Eaton. Carter. Calais
Newpor-Ar Apr |, sch Northern Light for
Fall River
Nobska-Passed Apr4. sch + j simmons, for
Boston
Portland-Ar Apr I, sch Alice Leland, Somes,
Boston
Ar pr3. schs Pearl. Webster. fremont; Nor.
ton, Wall, Deer Isle tor Bost n; A Cobb, Johu
son, Boston for Bluehill; Lucy Pratt, Deer Isle
for Boston
Ar Apr2. schs L Pray. Deer Isle for Boston ;
Omaha Dorr, for Boston
PortsInouth-Slu Apr sch Grace stevens,
Calais for Boston
PhiIadelphia-Cd Apr 8, sch Geo E Prescott.
frovidence-sld Apr ,, sch Fred Holden, New
York
saiem-Ar Apr. 8, sch Majestic, Boston for Mt
Desert
Rockport-sd Mar 30, sch waldemar. Port au
Prince
Vineyard Haven-sld Apr 4. schs Pavilion Glen
ullen and Carrie Pitman
sullivan-Ar Apr l, sch Aida, Bragdon. Port
land
Wilmington, Car Apr 3, sch HI Cottrell.
Haskell, Nayassa
FOreIga POFts.
St John. N BAR Apr 8. sch A p Emerson.
Day. Boston
I Id April L. sch Mime C Taylor. Quinlan. New
YORK.
Cardenas-At Mar 81. sch Helen G Moseley.
Holt
Mantanzas-Sld Mar 81, sch Lizzie Lane, Clos
son, Wilmington, NC
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West Trenton.
Very cold weather for the time Of year.
Yesterday occurred one of the most tenn
peStuous snow storms of the season. The
wind blew with unabated fury during the
most of the day. In this vicinity we
haven't heard of any serious damage being
done in consequence of the gale.
Mrs. Nelson E. Hopkins, who has been
confined to her home many weary months
BY sickness and at times has been so low
that her case was thought to be hopeless,
is now considerably better, much to the
enjoyment of her relatives and many
friends.
Our genial and obliging mail carrier, Mr..
H. H. Buzzell, had to retire from his route
for several days recently on account of
sickness. He is now better and has re-
sumed his position again, much to the
qualification of all parties interested.
Mr.. Cushman E. Alley, formerly Of this
place and who has been employed in q
store in Boston during the winter, has
arrived in town and will engage in the
lobster business.
Capt. Melvin d. Haynes has recently
lost valuable COW.
The Oak Point school-house is up and
closed in. Four carpenters are at work
and will rapidly push the same to compile
ton.
The citizens of this vicinity have i'm
proved the good facilities the past winter
for procuring their fire-wood. most Of
whom have secured large quantity and
most all have it ready for the stove. or
the largest quantity noticed ID. B. Alley
and z. L. Leland take the lead.
The merchants of this town are some-
what short of groceries, but expect large
invoice of goods to arrive in few days.
Hay here is getting somewhat scarce
and potatoes are almost out of the ques-
ton.
Schooner Sarah Elizabeth. Capt. Harvey,
is here loading cargo Of cord wood for
Rockland, being freighted by Messrs.
Buzzell & Co., and is the hrst vessel to
load from this place this season.
Miss Annie Hammett has gone to Bar
Harbor where she has been employed.
Ira C. Getchell who has been employed
ct the American House in your city, as
chief cook the past year, has now gone to
cook at Hotel Brewer, Bar Harbor.
noticed recently in the columns of the
AMERICAN that man inhumanly starved
his horses. Such inebriated miscreants
deserve to be punished to the full exten,
Of the law and the brute that sold him the
rum ID more guilty than be is.
Apr. !. Roy.
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That Old Blue Monday.

once Monday was Blue Monday in the aver
aye household, for then the women worked At
washing n they frrtted. IL was scrub, scrub,
scrub over the old-tme wa-h-board, and then
al the wrin.ing out by hand, much muscle
was put into the imperfect work. But now
with the patent " ringer and with Brussels
soap. the burden has been % lightened II. To
rob It Of all lis dread. Get The Brussels soap.
IL, economical.
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STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, :.

STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, %
Lucas COUNTY,
FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he s
the senior partner of the firm Of F. j. CHENEY
Il Co.. doing business in the city Of Toledo,
County and State aforesaid an that said firm
will pay the sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case of CATARRH
that cannot he cured by the use Of HALLS CA
TARRH CURE.
f. y. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence, this 9Th day of December. A. d. 1886.
(-) A. W. GLEASON.
t~ NotdryP Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally and
acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system. Send for testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo, o.
HSold by druggists, Toe.
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Municipal Elections.

OTIS.
Town meeting was held March so, and
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year:
MODERATOR. K. Grant
Clerk-Eben kingman.
Selectmen. Assessors and Overseers Of
Poor-Frank W Fogg, J. o. Jordan, VIM
Haslam.
Supervisor OF Schools-C. .. Blaisdell
Treasurer-B. ii. Robbins.
Colector-E. /. Grover.
EAsrBRooK.
At the annual March meeting held on
Monday. the 3Oth ult., the following OIL
GERS were chosen:
William Smith.
Town Clerk-G. r. Bunker.
Colector-R. W. Dyer.
Supervisor Of Schools and town Auditor
j. L. Mccarthy
Constables-A. ?. Bunker and A. X.
Dyer.
At the district meetings held same even
ing. Iiervey J. Scammon was chosen
school agent in district No. / Freeman
Butler in district No. 2; Harvey NJ Ash in
district No. 8; Fred +. Dyer in district
No. L.
At the annual town meeting held March
3lst, the following officers were chosen:
Moderator-A. &. Morrison.
Clerk. II. Jordan.
Treasurer-Jeremiah Smith
Selectmen, Assessors and OveIseers Of
poor-C +. Brimmer, Molbrey kingman,
William JvlisOn.
Supervisor of Schools Mrs. \. +. Pyle.
w., Il.
Auditor-A. S. Penney.
Appropriations for 1891:
For Schools, s 800 90
Text Books. % 90
Support of poor. 200 90
Salaries for town officers, 10000
Repairs for highway and bridges, 1000 90
Special appropriations:
Repairing school-house in district num-
Der 3, $4,000
At the annual town meeting holden
March Both, the following officers were
chosen:
Wilson Googins.
Clerk-Calvin kingman.
Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers of
the poor and Road Commissioners-M X.
Haslam, Alvah X. Haslam and Alden X.
Haslam.
Town Treasurer kingman.
Town Agent-Calvin kingman.
Supervisor of Schools-Amanda Haslam.
Collector-Gilman Jordan.
Constables-H. w. kingman and Moses
Haslam.
CLIFTON.
At the annual town meeting held the
Goth, the following officers were chosen
for the ensuing year:
Moderator-W. D. Campbell.
Selectmen-J. ii. Moulton, f. w. Bow
den. J. n. Mclaughlin.
Town Clerk. J. Penney.
Treasurer-S. A. Parks.
Collectors. A. Parks.
School Committee-M. +. Chick, +. w.
Bowden. S. A. Parks.
Constabe-S. A. Parks.
Truant Officers. A. Parks.
Road Commissioner-Geo. +. Rocks.
Surveyors of lumber-E. J. Penney, G.
F. Rocks.
Voted to exempt from taxation the mill
property of Geo. F. Archer, for the period
of ten years, providing he builds a new
mill.
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Died.

Obituary notices beyond the Date, Ndsse and
Age musfbc paid for at the rate of ten cents line
Jonesboro -March "a, Mr.. Josiah Moves,
aged II years.
Harrington 26, Lucinda, wife of U.
n. Merritt, aged IS years.
Deer Tsle-March %, Mr.. Seth Joyce, aged
about 66 years.
March %, Mr.. Willis Pressey, aged 45
years.
Unionville 81, Miss Mary A. Wiley,
aged IA years.
Bluehill- March 81. Mrs. Clara A., wife Of
Capt. John W. Kane, aged SO years and 9 mos.
Amherst-April ,. Mr.. Eben Giles, aged 81
years and II months.
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Born.

Bar Harbor-March %. to Mr.. and Mrs.
Owen Moran. Jr.. daughter.
Steuben March Is, 10 Mr. and Mrs. Charles
II. Haskell. Jr.. "A daughter.
Deer Isle-March %, to Mr.. and Mrs. Benz
s. W. Hatch, u son.
Quarryville, Mt. Desert-March 81, to Mr..
and Mrs. George Haley, daughter.
Somesvile-April l, to Mr.. and Mrs. DIN
Richardson, daughter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-04-09

STATE " CHARLES FARRELL.
Thi- wa- criminal action brought on com
plant Of Deputy sheriff Poster OF Amherst.
From the testimony il seemed that on the
night OF March S0th, AT a dance in the town
hall, al Amherst. Charles Farrell stabbed one
>eayy Sumner. The circumstances As near a.
could be obtained are a. follows:
Parcels home /. in Cherrytield. but for
some time he ha, been at work In Amherst
He was al the ball on the night o. the 30th,
and was considerably under the influence OF
liquor. A short time previous, to the ,tabbing
affair. he had some trouble with a fellow
named Richardson. and was Knocked and
quite badly bruised, a. his face would clearly
indicate. When This occurred the ladies rushed
to the stage; aud The next that was heard
from Farrell. vas 10y the men having their at
;eniion drawn TO the stage, by Shrek from
the ladies. Two men, Fred Titus and Arthur
Pettengill, hurried TO the stage, and on open
iug the doors 10 the ante-ruom. Pettengill saw
Farrell strike sumner but could not see that
he had anything in his hand, the knife used be-
the stage saying he was stabbed. Titus csught
him 10 save MIN from laillug, and on putting
his hand under hi> vest TO find the wound
brought it out dripping with blood.
sumner was taken home. and his wound
dressed by Dr. Patten. He will probably re-
cover although il might have resulted serious
ly. Farrell was at once arrested and brought
to the Jail in this city. His hearing WAS held
at the grand jury room in the court house last
over 10 appear At the April term. in the sum
Of $500, and for want Of bail was committed
TO Jill.
Mr.. King appeared for the state and Mr.
Mason for the prisoner.