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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-10
FOR PORTLAND r ASTORIA. OREGON
OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

THE SPLENDID 3O00-TON STEAMERS sra
of this line, carrying United States Ss1sSSFE
Hawaiian and Colonial mails. sail from folson'ss
" TART " under.
fO& UONOIVIU H>ryY.
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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-10
RAILROAD TRAVEL.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
(PACIEIC SYSTEMD.


Trains Leave and are Due to Arrive at
SAN FRANCISCO
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-08-18

The hotel at Sorrento is full of guests.

Sullivan.
The hotel at Sorrento is full of guests.
The Wainwright cottage is to be occu-
pied this week.
Summer visitors are invading East
Sullivan in their eagerness to enjoy the
beauties, with which our t0wn~iS so liber-
ally endowed. The Bragdon cottage,
Holmes cottage and Hall homestead are all
occupied by summer sojourners besides
those who have visited friends here during
their vacation.
The Misses Julia and Annie Leighton
who have spent the past few weeks at Mr..
Estabrook's have returned to their home
In pennsylvania, leaving only regrets that
their stay has been so brief.
Mrs. Aaron Grahsm and her grand
daughter, Miss Helen Preble, Of Boston,
Dave gone to Bar Harbor for q short visit
Miss Susie Noyes gave party Wednes-
day evening, which was highly epjoyed by
those who attended. Music and fortune
telling seemed to be the principal sources
OF pleasure, unless we include the de-
licious ice cream and cake partaken Of.
Thursday afternoon Miss Lydia Ursnn.
assisted by her sister, Mrs. Wilbur. enter
tanned about dozen young ladies and
gentlemen at lawn party. The afternoon
was spent in tennis and croquet playing,
with frequent intervals of rest under the
trees. At six O'Clock the guests were in
vited into the dining-room to partake of
pansy lunch. presumably so called because
pansies were used for table decoration,
and their various colors predominated in
dishes, icings. etc.
Aug. Is. ScoTr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-08-18
State News.

The Rockland. Thomaston and Cam
den electric street railway carried over 3d.
900 passengers the first week.
The inquest on the body of William
Thomas, killed al Rockport, by taking hold
OF wire hanging over q trolley wire Of
the electric railroad, shows that Thomas
WAS physically wreck 10 advance of the
fatal accident. All his vital organs being
badly diseased furnishes an explanation VI Y
five hundred volts with which the trolley
wire is charged could produce death.
DR.. \. F. Plimpton died suddenly at
Gardiner, of heart failure, aged about 80
years. DR.. Pimpton has been one of Gar
liners physicians for about 50 years. He
leaves a widow
At Chelsea, Isaac Starbird was seri-
ously stabbed over the region of the heart
by Ben Riley. Two wounds were inflicted,
one being two inches deep and three long.
Starbird bed profusely. DR.. George II.
Brickett of Augusta. dressed the wounds
Both men were brought TO Augusta jail
They have been inmates of the National
Soldiers Home.
At meeting of the Executive Coun-
ell Thursday the nomination of b. +. Chad
bourne of Blddeford for railroad commits
sioner was tabled by vote of four to
tive-Downes, Wedgewood, Bracket and
Simpson voting to table and Spofford,
Smith and King voting against such ac-
ton.
Mrs. VIM. Davidson fell down stairs
and was killed at Lewiston, Thursday
morning. She was about so years old
and the wife of an employe of the Lewis
ton foundry.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-08-18
A Clam Bake

On "Wednesday Of last week Buck
minister's Point. Occau>il.r. vas The scene
Of avery enjoy able clam. AXE aud >ociable
given by a worthy resident couple
Who know how 10 entertain aud who
seemed to euioy doing 50, Mi and Mrs.
William Buckmn>ter. Invited guests ar
rived during the morning and spent de-
ightful hour OF TWO in ramblin. over the
fields, stroUiug uion The beach. sitting
upon the rocks on shore or rowing and
fishing upon the water Then the big bell
rings ard guests and boArIcrs gather nltb
the household and sit down to bouutiful
dinner, lacking neither in abundance. va
rlcty, nor good cheer After the dinner
aud after some time spent ia pheasant.
social converse. We proceeded together TO
the Point Here upon a broad. IA; ledge
gently >lopiug 10 the waters edge, a large
pile Of mood aud combustihl,s had been
placed, and near hy the clans awaited the
heat ~ q the rocks beneath The light
ing Of the pile, the replenisAiug OF the lire
time a, the ROCKS hrcam, heated. the
placing anj baking Of the tira.vc> ana the
subsequent eating OF the SAM cn.ycucd
by conversation. son. wit and repar,ce,
Jolly company being -omew bat enlarged
by the arrival Of other invited guests dur
M the afternoon, After dispo,iuy Of the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-08-18
Christian Endeavor State Convention.

The Christian Endeavor State Conven-
tlon programme has remarkable array of
talent and the delegates will enjoy rich
least OF good things. Prof. Lamb Of New
YORK, who is to be the musical director. is
considered fully the equal of Sankey or
Stebbens. Rev. Ralph NJ. Brokaw is a
trustee of the United Society and has been
Identified with the young peoples move
ment from Its beginning. He is perfect
encyclopedia of information regarding the
work of the society. and is bright, ear
nest speaker. Surely no one is better
qualified to speak on the Sword of the
Spirit than Professor Saunders of Yale.
His researches in Bible literature have
been very thorough and complete. This
important feature of the Christian En-
deavor Society-Bible study-will be well
exemp!lfied by Professor Saunders. DR..
Townsend is one of the most eloouent
Methodist diyines in the country. repre.
senting perhaps the more liberal branch of
that denomination. Rev. C. II. Spaulding
OF Boston, is thoroughly tinctured with
the modern aggressive spirit of missions.
and his sermon will doubtless arouse a
good deal of enthusiasm. DIR. Chase is
very well and fayorably known in this
state, having in his early ministry served
the Lewiston Baptist church, and adding
during his pastOrate there $50 to the mem
bership of the church. He is one of the
most conspicuous leaders and successful
pastors in the Baptist denomination. The
committee have also secured some of onr
best State of Maine speakers. The con-
vention viii be held In Bangor, August "a.
25 and 26.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-08-18

The attempt which the Kings Daugh-
tiers of this city are now making to open
lie Is most commendsble one No man
can measure the good which might come
to the citizens of Ellsworth by thus sup
plying long felt public need A cheer
full reading room with good books would
always exert beautiful influence aud
might do much to counteract the terribly
pernicious influence of those dens of vice
and schools OF crime, the saloons and rum
shops. All good citizens will aid the
Kings Daughters in their lauosble en-
deavor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-08-18
Foreclosure Sale,

WILL ne SOLD az public sucti, In the town
w Of Hucksport. Hancock county and state OF
Maine, on the premises, Thursday, september
18th IS;2 At o'clock in the afternoon, for breach
OF the conditions contained In a certain tndcnture
mortgage deed Of trust executed by the Bucks
port Electrical COMPANY. a corporation duiN ami
legally organized under ths laws Of the state "t
Maiuc 10 tic suffolk Trust Company a corporation
Iuly aud legally organized under the laws of the
Commonwealth az Massachusetts as trustee.
WIFI saii indenture is lated January lat, A, d.
l-'I, and acknow edged 10y the sad Huck sport
stiles and its Treasurer, John Post, Ir-, on the
-th Gay 81 January. A. y Isal. and recorded In The
records 81 mortgages OF personal property IN me
clerks uftice Of town "t HucSsport, Ilbro :,
Folio 5Ha aud in the Hancock county Registry 81
Deeds, Volume tI9. Page Si1. the following de
scril,cd property Al the estate real. personal
auI mtNc,i. ~ whatever nature and description
nrd at the iate q tho execution If sAlt in~tru
nvut 81 convey aucr or thereafter acquired ty the
aii iv>rrltciju -aii inienturo a. tpiiav
Al the "ht-h'lu->. electric Eight plant. steam
plant. machinery, ehE'tvs boilers, fiF nan ti''
tr.r machine. electric ilwn- ant nttsf electric
apparatus, Iult~. i.uvS, Niry-, t'ErtHtl IS 'iH HI
thrre'u hrlpuElnE tad I.l an.t every description Hf
persona Hut m-Nr} pfHi rri 90 tir t.,'tr' tr'H.
p4uy Nt.t.,ar cos hytin hereafter Go Nr 4.tt1.
81 h1 IS aul 'i-' 'l. thing in q. zion -'n':N.i-,
rlA'uf4 ar4 I,uB..ut.+ si t.r tttEtr., company,
Watcher raN Sattl af HI De hereafter ocyusrrd,
together .i ti tic rrUf-. --N,-, NruHta. ln,Nnv,
lrif llr.r-. franchises AuH tppurtHtuln- q" e.a3
prul,. ami a4I tu- Rights. privileges .mwuU.i."s
Aut abrh-"s. corporate "r uthcrS Ht thr tI"'
trig ompauy, 80 'i,ih"r unv possessed or hrrCaf
trr trIu.rt ttH! ~" - %" e-i1i' risit tte, ia
rrr, st prr.prrt. lUt.m Aui lru4nt Whatsoever,
IN wril tu iAW III M ,puity ot uie t.cvtTia t"n!
YtnH. tn RS Us thr s3tlor Aui every part thereof
a4th TIE tran, ht-t- prisleEr~ ami appuItruaHg,-,
he rrti r-.it. Ipa aWuo.i hy the Electric tumFa.
% and hetc., ,usryrd -',tlu. OF curtain lot
nt tAua WItl tr ut.tiinSs thereon situate In SAID
Bufssport thr -outHcrly sale ct MaiH street
AuI lr,Hu.irI Aui described as follows, % Wn
Et4d nult- uu 4Ati street. at ain iron hult 90 the
groaul c-ht tactics westerly from thr shop,
thence -Uulh tU.riy .yu degrees cI-t nt lAH'i 81
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-08-18

Atlantic.
Capt. Emery Joyce arrived In Portland
with 3l5 bbls mackerel, also Capt Andrew
Smith with 800 bbls.
Mr.. Ellis Joyce has moved his family
into his new cottage recently erected.
Mrs Harvey Tinker is very sick.
larger number of rusticators are stop
ping here this year than ever before. This
excellent weather is improved by them in
boating and fishing.
Mrs. Leroy Smith who has been to the
hospital for treatment arrived home this
week.
quiet wedding took place at the Bap-
eist parsonage, Wednesday evening. the
contracting parties being Mr.. Edwin Smith
ana Miss Laura Joyce, Rev. z. F. Jones
officiating.
Inc inshore mackerel fishing here has
been q failure this year, only few having
been caught In the weirs.
Aug. IL.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-08-18
An Old Time Marriage.

baI IiAFhnf Tourist
There were strange marriages In the
olden days of Mount Desert In looking
over an old record book Of the town Of
Mount Desert, by the kindness III Mr.
Eoen Hamor, We ind the following which
may be Of interest to our readers We
give the capitals and the spelling as We
tlnd them.
"A Record Of Nicholas Thomas and family !:
Mount Desert, February .e 18th 1870. this
Day the Banns Of marriage j. Published be-
tween Nicholas Thomas and Lucy some.
Daughter Of Lieut.. Abraham Some, both Of
thi> Plantation.
A Record of Nichola, Thomas & Lucy
somes Engagement to eachother at marriage
Mount Desert February re I'D l7e0. This
i to Sartify that in a>much ~ their i, no Law
full Authority within thirty mills Of thi.
Place whereby We can be married. a, the Law
directs, We 20 with the consent Of our Parent
and in Presence OF thes witness Soemly
Prome- K ingage TO each other in the follow
ing words:
4 Nicholas Thomas do in the Presence Of
God. Angels * the- witness take Lucy Somes
10 be my married wife. 10 Live with her. to
Love to Cherish and Nuri,h & maintain her in
Prosperity x Adversely in sicAnes. 4 health
and to forsake all unlawful Communication
with any other woman ana to Cleaye to her
alone as my only and Lawful wife a. long n.
God shall Continue both out Lives
j Lucy Somes DO. in the Presence OF God
Angels & thes witness. take Mr.. Niebo.
las Thomas to be my married Husband. to
Live with. 10 honnor & 10 obey him in sl
things Lawful, in Prosperity 4 aiyarsity in
Sickness and health 4 TO forsahe all unaw full
Communication with any other man. & to
Cleaye 10 him alone as my only & lawful Hus-
band H. long a. God shall Continue both our
Lives. in witness hereof We both Set our
hands and seels
Nicholas Thomas his 5. :,
Lucy Somes her S. s.
in Presence of
James Richardson
Samuel Reed
James Richardson Junner
Daniel Richardson
Abraham Somes Junner
true Record Attest.
James Richardson, Clark
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-08-18
Hancock Nominations for the
Legislature.

The following are the Republican. Demo-
cratic and Peoples Party candidates for the
Legislature in the several districts in Hancock
county:
Ellsworth
R.Iianuihai +. Hamin.
D.-Ieyi Il. Wyman.
Peo.-Wm. b. Mitchell
Bucksport and Verona.
r.. Geo. W. Abbott.
D.-Frsnk f. Smith.
Peo.-Peter Abbott. Verona.
ofland, Castine and Brooksville.
"A. X. Buck Of Orland.
DR.. 4. Hartman OF Orland.
Bluehill, Surry, Dedham.
robin NJ, Mckenney, Surry.
D.-Robert l.. Withsm, Surry.
Nj Desert. Eden, fremont. Cranberry Isles.
R.-George X. Fuller OF fremont.
DIR. VIM. Rogers, Bar Harbor.
Deer Isle. Swans Island, etc.
R.-Wimot b. Thurlow. Deer Isle.
DE-, b. Ferguson of Deer Isle.
Gould,bbro, Sullivan. Franklin, Fastbrook, etc
R.-WAlter Il. Blaisiell. Franklin.
Dc harles II. Maeomber Of Franklin.
Trenton. Lsmoiue, Hancock, Wsltham, Am
hcrst. etc.
R.-lloyt II. Hopkins. Trenton.
D.-Avon l.. Fo-s OF Hancock.
Peo.-Ge W. Black, Ma7ia,ille.
Psuohscot, Sedgwick, Brookln and Long
Island.
RI. W. Penney of Sedgwick
DR. II. Howard.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-08-18
NONRESIDENT Tax Notice.

nfE following list Of taxes on real estate Of
L non resident owners in the town Of Franklin
tor thu year l-'l, In BILL committed to Franklin
french, collector pf said town, the 18th day
~ MAY, lSHl. ha- been returned rs him to me AZ
remaining unpaid on the 2lth day of Nav lS.f.
by his certificate Of that date and they now rr.
main unpaid and notice l. hereby given that it
q the treasurer of laid town within eighteen
months from the date Of commitment Of -Hid
bills 80 much Of the real estate taxed A. will N.
sufficient to pay the amount due therefor inrlud
ing interest aud charges, will without further
notice, be sold at public auction at the store of
l.. {. Bragdon in said town % the 3rI day
" December, A. D. letr2, at three O'Clock in thr
afternoon.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-08-18
IN INSOLVENCY.
Notice Of Second Meeting.
STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK, IS Court OF Insolvency.
In the case OF Isaiah Lord. of Brooksville, in
said county, insolvent debtor.
This Is to give notice that pursuant to an order
Of Court therefor, second meeting of the Credi.
tors of said insoIvent Debtor will be held at the
Probate Court Room in Bluehill, In said county,
on We 'nesday, the l4thday Of Sept, A. d., 1892,
at II O'Clock in the forenoon, for the purposes
named In chapter seventy OF the revised statutes
of the state of Maine, and amendments thereof
and additions thereto. 3w33
Attest :--CHAs. p. DoRR, Register Of said court
n,lE subscriber hereby gives public notice TO all
l concerned, that she has been duly appointed
and has taken upon herself. the trust of an Ad
ministrator of the estate of Israel Slower
late Of Bluehill. 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 70 exhibit the same for settlement.
AOELINE SLOWER.
July 18th. A. D. 1882. Swiss
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-08-18
ChiIdrol'S School Garments


fE-We are daily reducing prices in all
Other departments, especially 10 DRESS
GOODS, OUTINGS and COTTON GOODS,
also in SMALL WARES. From to-day
until september 10Th viii be thr best time
70 do your shopping as this i, Clearing up
time for our stock previous 70 the open
in Of our Fail Good, Frs. invoice Of
high novelties OF Fall Dress Goods We
will receive this week from the large i'm
porting hoase Of Z. 5 JEFFREY & CO.,
Of New York oar fall stock in every de-
partment will be complete by Sept 10Th.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-08-18

In Houlton they think it quite signif-
cant that Unitarian clergyman preached
in the Free Baptist pulpit last Sunday.
We noticed that the Universalist pulpit in
Auburn was occupied by a Free Baptist
preacher few weeks since. 1t Is not
very long time that such thing could have
happened. -LetriSfon Journal
Right. Bro. Journal. and we can join
in saying with Bro. Gardner. though not
in just the sense he meant. that 'the world
do move
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-08-18
a j. NORRIS
No. 9 Main Street.

Deputy Marshal Charles II. Grant Of
Biddeford resigned. and Thursday JOSEPH
Newcomb WAS appointed deputy marshal.
Grants resignation, it is said. was not
brought about by the board Of aldermen's
recent estigstion on charge of NAL
feasance, for no evidence was brought out
against him at the hearing.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-08-18

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 an adj.
ministrator of the estate of Theodore b. Pierce
late of Mt. Desert, 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
ISABELLE NJ. PIERCE.
August 10th, A. D., 1ss2. 3w33
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-08-18
Notice Of Foreclosure.

NOTICE i hereby given THAT have a claim hy
~ mortgage upon th. real estate described a.
follows Two certain lots parcels Of land iii
uated in that part Of the town Of Eden county of
Hancock and state Of Maine known a. Bar liar.
Dor, and bounded and described a. follows
To VIII
tfhsT.-B Beginning on the south -Ihe Of Cottage
street at the northeast corner Of land now or
formerly owned hy J. W Manchester ii being
his home lot, thence following said Manche-trr'-
east line -Outher!y To the north line Of land Of r
Il ;, IL. Rudick thence following said line east
erly six rods more or less To Clara \. Stubhs
west line, thence following said ~tubb- west line
northerly 70 Charlotte Higgins south line. thence
following said line westerly five rods more or
less 10 her southwest corner bound. thence fol
lowlnE said Higgins west line n0rthrrIv to fuf-
tage street. thence following said Cottage street
westerly one rod more less to the first men
toned bound, and contains thirty -ouar, rods
morr or less.
STRENGTHENING at the northeast corner
of Charlotte W. Higgins land at a stake and
stones; thence running -outhery to Rodick..
land; thence following said ROdck'- line ca trr
y SIX rOd-; thence north to the cross road now
known a. Cottage street, thence following aid
road or street westerly to the first mentioned
bound, containing three eghths of an acre nrra
or less subject however to a mortgage OF $500
to the Bar Harbor Banking Il Trust Comnany
SAID mortgage Il for the principal sum OF seven.
teen hundred dollars, and from Clara 4 Stubh-
OF Eden, to the undersigned j. dated December
4th, lsss, and recorded in the Registry OF Deed.
for Hancock county, State of Maine in book IA
on page $40. The conditions of said mortgaye
foreclosure of the same and give this notice for
that purpose.
EBEN NJ. HAMoR.
Eden, Me, Aug. 2, Isa2. 3w3l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-08-18

Jerry Simpson has received assurances
of the support Of the Democrats in his dis
trict for a reelection to Congress This
i less surprising than that he should re-
ceive assurances of the support OF anybody
else
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-08-18

While Timothy Daggett, a wealthy
Dexter farmer aged about 60 years, was
harvesting grain Wednesday afternoon,
his horse was frightened and threw him
down, killing him instantly.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-08-18

The Michigan Supreme court has de-
ciared unconstitutional the gerrymander
which looked to stealing the State legisla-
ture for the Democrats. Justice and
equity are oyerturuing many of the Demo
cratic plans for fraudulent United States
senators.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-08-18
CONSUMPTION,
DIABETES, NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Night Sweats
SALISBURY COVE, June l, 1892.


MORRISON MEDICAL Co.,
Gentlemen For over 8 years |
had been sick, not able to work halt
the time and then not able to do half a
DAYS work. My lungs were weak, |
had bad cough all the time, was very
sore across my stomach and bowels,
sometimes could not stoop nor bear 10
be touched. passed large quantities
of water and had every symptoms OF
diabetes. In this way Went on until
| had la grippe last winter when | was
worse in every way, my nerves seem
to give entirely out. When went to
bed nights my feet and legs would be-
gin to twitch nd,jerk 50 | could not
Keep them still and often had 70 get up
tor while My pipes seemed to all
fill up when went to bed 50 | could
scarcely get my breath. | had II very
bad cou.I ana night sweats for long
time. People said | had consumption
and could dot stand il long. | began
taking your Sure Cure Tonic and soon
fuuul myself gaining very fast. !
have taken four bottles and am better
thau for years, have worked -
DAYS hujldin. roads and am well and
viii to give my statement for the bene-
iii N others,
Yours truly,
Ann pIpsT f,R,y
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-08-18
State Of Maine.


hNN'N' ~ : Il !" tAt honorable Ju-l'rr ~ thG
>lIT'mr 'Atrtd Cont. h"Al u lie H"4 !rn At
t'-""Itl. WITHIN AMI Tor ths comfy OF Han
'"'N, on th' se'"hI Tuesday ~ october, \. ~.
~
SN'Nh "; i"lN - f.'-""TtH 'h %, county ~
n 4. 7, N'"''''" :,
Ntr.s- u pakian,l, count, Of Aame,ia ,nI state
81 california, rc-pc,ttully Iio,i, and gives mis-
Honorable Court to u,. Informed TIA she. Mas Ia,
tIiy married to said Riualtn Il. Dou, at -tll
Ellsworth ou the eth ,itq OF April, s ID l-... by
4. Il. Ni'aam kr4c-, Baptist clergy man. that hrr
fustlcu HlIuc 1ya- ~trat q M4rcn that v,ur Il
nc,aut arI her sid hu-t ami lyed aud do habtc.i
together A. husband and wife At -aN Ellsworth
from the 9'th day of hprlI. \ ID l~-5 an
NJ March 4. y. l---, more than ONE year.
whcn thrv muvra 10 Oakland Afnrr-at3. 81 here
thev Ilvr,l ana rp hubifrl tr.tthrra- hu-bunt ul
Wit. uutil Noy. lu A d l~-u when ut },,,. hit,
lr lr-rrtrU ynur 4Ibcn4nr aui said dies, rtiut b4-
continued for thrrc consecutive years ami more
next rr.ur tu the mag nI this Uur}. that ,aur n
n.llant ht- tlNas- conducted herself toward her
-ltt husband a. \ Iatthful. TRUE ami aue.rinutts
u,tr, that the rr-iIcnrr Of -ali hbclrc NJ hot
Snuwn b iihe'ltHt anil cannot bee Il -,.crttincd hy
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-08-18

Democratic bAllot-hox suffers in
Newark \. J.. are being hustled OF to
prison The other day struck jury was
ordered Tor one Of them, Thomas Maillcy,
who had been a Piukerton wstchman a,
Homestead and had been severely wound,