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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29
NOTES ON NAVIGATION.
stage OF Water and Movements of Boats.
The River Interests.

The Nvor Interests.
The river is irving with 8 feet II
inches in the channel. River men ex-
pect tnir boating stage 10 day or two.
Harbor No. %, OF Masters and Pilots,
OF Pittsburgh. has ordered mum Dor OF
boxes, which arc TO be placed at di tfcr-
ant points along the rivor, in which
pilots are to deposit reports OF enags
and changes OF channel discovered.
Each member OF tho association will be
furnished kcya ior every box. The
first box fro'o here on the Ohio river
will DO placed on tho whariboat ut
Rochester.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29

Special DtSodtt. 10 the Fnit!lioe,cer
PIEDMONT, W. Va, June 29-Patrick
J. Donohoo, Baltimore 6; Ohio fire.
man. Of Keyser, single. was Jared from
his tender last night on tho seventeen
mile grade, caused by tho train breaking
in two, receiving injuries from which he
died . few hours later.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29
Supposed poston!co Ropner Dismissed

Yesterday United States Com mis-
sioner Campbell gavo preliminary
hearing to tho old man arrea.cd some
time ngo at New Mortinsyille, on sus-
picion OF having robbed postoflices. No
evidence to Justify holding him was
offered, and he was let go. Ho left for
down the river, with all HE property
restored to him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29

Last Eight shortly aitor IL o'clock .
pretty severe storm spranS Up. Tho
rainfall was not very large, but tho
lightning at times was very vivid. Ono
stoke hit the street car trolley line, and
stopped tho cars for Il considerable
time. but did no permanent damage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29

WASHINGTON, D. O., Juno 2S.-Tho
bill creating tabor day" u national
holiday, has become n law, for Mr.. Cum
mings, OF New York, who first intro
duced tho bill. took it to tho President
to-day and had it signed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29

Special D.pa,ch TO 2ss IH4Viscnccr

Special NspHtch 10 css lA4Rtccncer.
PIEDMONT, W. Va, Juno IS Two
hundred and twenty-five miners at
Homecoming resumed work to-day and
1t is presumed the remainder will re-
sumo tomorrow. AL is quiet a. Elk
Garden which is running full forco.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Brilliant Annual Commencement
ExerclneY Last Night,
THE GREllO OPERA HOUSE PICKED.
Cradtnblo Performance by the
Graduates Enthusiastically Ro-
cclyod-rho Presentation OF Diplo-
mas and Mcdais-porsonc OF tho
Cluss OF 'nL
NlIEELlNG,S nnbllc

MEETINGS. public
school com mo II &C.
inonta are usually last
Of the Rcnaon, and al
ways among tho most
interesting. The m.
nual commencement
lAst night was no OK.
ceplion. Tho Grand
Opera House Gtag0
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29

Was handsomely decorated tor tho oc'
coaion with 6lndll bunchos Of palms.
Ion: boiore tho hour Tor opening a
large crowd had gathered ot tho door,
and whom tho doors were opened the
largo theattc was soon packed almost
literally to GulOCGtiOn.
Tho class, the girls all in whito aud
the boys In black, and oil wearing tho
ClaRa colorg, orange and white, iilod
upon tho stage In Roat style from the
Wings, TO tho strains OF 4 march By the
Opera House orchestra. Whom all were
in tholr places GGportn:ondcnt Andor-
Bou introduced Roy. DR.. Swopo. who
mgAic n iorycnt, brief prayer.
Following is ligt OF the graduating
ulass. tho recipients oil medals being
designated with anS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29

CLOTH caprs sDc. Cloth CnpGs, nh col
ors AID styleoima Elnnhlo 80 for trino.
INSuEIlEuuS AlteraLIo u sale.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29

NR Virginia Baldwin. AGua L Jennings.
Fanny c, jennings, Maynie IL Willills.


oR Virginia Baldwin. Arua l. Ierutn;s.
Fanny {, jennings, Mayaro Il WiiIilEls.
Harry u. Hail, the second honor boy
OF the Gloss. then read the aaluIatorv,
which was original, well written and
well rendered. He likened school life
toa military campaign, Md tho fguro
was well maintained, and his address
WA interesting and commanded tho
clogeat attention.
"Ou, Country and its Flag" was tho
theme chosen for.his Grafton By George
W. Bowers, and he did himself and his
teachers much credit in really elo-
quent Grafton OF q patriotic character.
lis clear voice and plain cnCnCIction
Tete especially gratifying.
ueSegselsu03-dic AEswnhl.' was
the-to English readers, iormid-
ahle-ti:!o sat opposite Mics Liz
2ic Browns name. In English
this meaua "Transla.ion-Tho Choice"
Sho told story in English
and then translated it into German-
Her pronunciation and style in both
languages were worry good, but her
voice was tridc weaker than it should
have been.
Hiss Zelda Evelyn Cooks essay was
on 'Music," and she reud audibly and
vol very graceful paper.
Music by the band followed, and
then MISC Eva Egcrtcr read an essay
entitled. lend mo your Ears Tho
order had before been something very
annoying, and in announcing this Pro-
lessor Anderson turned 4 neat point,
and baEed courteous rcbukC, which
was received with applause.
Miss Egertcrs production was very
creditable. full Of pleasantly, and right
in line with the superintendont's intro
ductory remarks.
Sullivan S. Gould spoke OF Changes
made by Science" 4 fruitful subject, and
be treated it very thoughtfuIly and
well.
The Old Clock Oh the Stairs" vas
spoken DIN sympathetic vcin by Miss
Aary W. Hall. She traced the history
OF an imaginary clock In c very inter.
estlrc way. Her essay was based on
LonGfoilow's beautiful poem.
"Ear1hs Battlefelds" vas Harry !.
Holidays theme. 10 referred to tho
fifteen decisivo battlep," and dwelt on
tho miiling circumstances which NAV
turn the whole tide OF war. Tho IN
seen folds Of moral battles weru also re-
ferredto
4. Taylor Knsloy's essay was or
Light He begun with tho creation.
and dWels on the importance Of Ugh. to
the Garth md its inhabitants. Literally
and GeurAttvcly he treated his aubiec;,
and made local application, and favored
bigh school for Wheeling.
MHs A!;co b. Pottack varied tho
monotony Of thGGxcrcisos WIKI n rncisa-
etion, THE ,Fashianab,c School Girl"
dts exquisite humor was brought out
Tesy nicely, tho young lady showing
considerable talent and very comple,o
training. She received perfect oya.
tion.irom tho audience.
"GcstysbUGS," also recitation, vas
Glvon BY Gny 4. Prvcr in spirited
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29

Q ESR 9AEsI n
No. GS7l EoGr street. two story frrr,r 4 -oor,
Summer residences IN tho country nj ptrir
View, Pleasant Valley Leathl.wood and Woods.
dan. 49, 'O'N.'
MONEY TO loan.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29
REAL ESTATE.
Rents Reduced !.

No. BIO 3fcCooch street: Will arrange fo-
two teEnnt4, Or one. and put in lrst.cass order.
No * lhirty'scVcnth Street, sGcouI iloor, 81.
no. l3 Zane st.cet. second ilO1r ST..
no cS2l EoTIrcct. one or two families
no. Ma Main etErct, tRp-stOry bTic!:
No 5i25 HcConoch street, two-story franc
no; 5s' Main street. large modern brick dwell,
ing, fourteen Tooma
no. lSN McColloch strict. brick. elfnO,
70. % ONO street, thee rooms. q 10
No. Virginia Sttoet, franc. stx -oo!cs.
ne nad1tnstoa Place, house Gud = acres
no. u? Main street btici dwelling
70 ?Iv2 Main street. ;isst loot. THEE rooms
30 1913 Thtrty.third street. brick. five roOuk
~ r.%osPIGndld Office rooms in Masonic building
No. l5iG Market strccs, Oiica roorps
20 III Teirty.thtrd street. five roaus. $500
DO. @o Main street, twelve rouns aud bu,l
oGite roon5 In lubbarl Block. 1914 Iarkct s.
20. lo.I NAN street, second and third Ioor4
Storp reocl:oS South street in Ucarne MS.
e!naclc building. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29

RISSES SILK nits 100 cpcll, at
EASnEIilIcii'S Alteration Sale,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29
BARGAIN euLLErIN-E. 9. POTTS.
e. =. 20 TT S
Bargain Bulletin Il!
MAIN AND TENTH sTS.. Wheeling, VIVA

We have Just purchased at Assignees sale the entire stock
Of the ROCHESTER CLOTHING CO.. and place the same
the market few days at prices that w'>move the goods
Bargain hunter, will do well to call early The following extract
from their opening speaks for ITSELF ana we pro-
pose to close The balance Of the stock still lower prices
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-11
Guaranteed cure.

We authorize our advertised druggist
to sell DR. Kings New discovery for Con
sumption, coughs and colds, upon this
condition. If you are afflicted with a
cough, cold or any lung, throat or chest
trouble, and will Use this remedy as d.
rected, giving it fair trial, and expe-
rience no benefit. YOU may return the
bottle and have your money refunded
We could not make this offer did we
erv could be relied on. II never disap-
points. Trial bottles free at E. T.
Whitehead & Co.'S, Drug Store. Large
size soc and H1GO
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-11

Since it, first introduction. Electric
Bittcrs has gained rapidly in popular
favror. until now il j. clearly in the
lead among pure medicinal TONES and
nothing which
permits IT. nc a. a leverage or lntoxl-
cant. 1t l. reoonizod ~ the best and p''-
rest medicine for all ailments 81 stom-
aeh, liver u kidhey..-Itw will cure sick
headache. Indigestion constipation, and
drive malaria from the system. salts
faction guaranteed with each bottle o.
money refunded. Price only SOC pei
bottle. Sold by +. f Whitehead 4 Co
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-11
SALE OF LAND.

In pursuance Of a deed Of trust exc
cpItcd on the Sth dav OF March 1879 by
w. II. Shields and wife Leah II. Shields
his wife. 10 me IL trustee. IN orGer 10
secure Il note therein described "a due
Elliot Brothers and which Is now held
by I0hn y. Ober. [ viii sell for cash TO
the highest bidder ut public auction at
the Court House door in Halifax on
the first Monday IN January 1871. the
land described therein as follows The
following real estate living IN said coun-
t. Of Halifax aud state Of North Caro-
iiI.a. 10 wit: one tract OF land contain
.no about one hundred acres bounded
bv the lands OF \. J. Sill~. ;. W. Ed
wards and others. known ~ the Fen
ner land. One tract Of land contain
in.r about three hundred acres bounded
by the Lands Of w II. Hancock, iran
COS Pope. and others. The interest (tWo
tiilds) Of the said William II. shields
in the Store house ana land Wheicon II
is situated, lying in the town If Scot
.and Necl, in the said county Of Hall
lax. now occupied by sad William IL
Shields and bounded by the lots OF \.
j. -,ills and Romuus G. Hawkins and
Main and a cross street Of said town
The place where0n the said William IL
Shields resides situated in the town OF
scotland Neck aforesaid. containing
about thirty acres including the dwell
ling house. 0uthouses, garden and clear
ed land. a part OF said cleared land ~
ing within the corporate limits OF salc
town, in order TO pay said debt, having
been requested in writing 50 to do 10y
the holder OF said note.
This Nov. 9th. 1898.
THOS. \. HILL,
- 7 At Trustee.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-11
Roanoke Poultry Yards,
J. G. LASSiTER 4 CO., = Props,
RICH SQUARE. n. c.
WE HAVE RAISED SEQ WORTH
on ONE ACRE OF LAND

WE HAVE RAISED SEQ WORTH
on ONE ACRE OF LAND
from four pullot9 and one cockerel since
April 81, 1892. Age Of pullet, when
bought five months old. cost Tl2.oO
They lay more eggs than any chickens
on record. so stated by all poultry men.
We will carry next season 900 puliets.
We will also have 81 eco worth of eggs.
The chickens are black. willow colorec
legs. clean Of feathers, plumage glossy
very large wattics, white earlobes. No
pullets for sale this season. Hen eggs
81 80 for - Cash must accompany
all orders. Respectfully,
Il ) Nv J. c. LASSITER & co.
NDTiCE.-This Is to certify that j.
c. Lassiter & Co.'S Black Minorcas are
thorough bred. We bought eggs and
had good hatch and are satisfied with
our purchase. This Sept. 9th, 1888.
Stern < PETERSON.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-11

Ar LV.
) 81 | - Rocky Mount ? % 6 30
l.. NJ T. N. =. " A. VI.
No % carries pullman parior car
Norfolk to Rocky Mount and connects
With 4. G. l.. Train % for all points
south.
No. lO3 connects at Iobgood for all
eastern Carolina points, also at Rocky
Mount with A. G.. l.. train II for all
points south.
No. IS carries pullman parlor car
Rocky Mount to Norfolk and connects
for all points north.
For al information schedules call on
or address
G. u. .SERPELL. J. r. LENLY.
GenI Manager Sup't Trains.
T. Vi EMERSON.
Gen1 Passenger Agent
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-11
RECAPITULATION.

RECAPITULATIO
Amount of expenditures for county
n,,rnoses 9.79I 81
Amount Of expenditures for
Clerk John T Gregory's half
fee report for holding three
terms Superior court 1,IJS.@i
Amount of expenditures as
Der Clerk S NJ Gary's half zee
report for holding two terms
Inferior court OS3.Ib
Amounts paid Confederate
soldiers and paupers during
the year 1888. I,Ooo.oO
Grand Total 12651.?1
OFFICE BOARD COMMISSIONERS,
HALIFAX COUNTY.
The following is statement of the
number Of meetings of the Board OF
Commissioners for Halifax county and
number Of days each member has at
tended and the number of miles tray
eed by each and the amounts allowed
to each member for services as COM
missioner for the fiscal year ending
Dec. It'll, 1898.
NUMBER OF MEETINGS Is.
r w Brown has attended II
r Is Britt has attended l6
NJ II Clark has attended Is
" G Daniel has attended 10
E w Hvman has attended Is
Amount allowed r w Brown
For II days as commissioner ~ 90
For 40 miles at SC II 90
Total $50 90
Amount allowed 4 B Britt
For 16 days as commissioner 81 90
For 312 miles at sc - 80
Total SIT 60
Amount allowed N II Clark
For IS DAYS as commissioner $50 90
Amount allowed w c Daniel
For IS DAYS as commissioner 81 90
For 1863 miles at sc 10
Total $40 T.
Amount allowed E w Hvman
For Is days as commissioner 30 90
For $50 miles at sc 20 CO
Total $40 90
Total amount allowed Board $3.50 %
SrAI!. c;' North CAROLINA
/ HALIFAX COUNTY.
+, ) Frank Dinkiey, Clerk ex-ofiicio
Cf the Board OF Commissioners for the
aforesaid County, do certify that the
foregoing is q correct statement as doth
appear upon record IN my office.
Given under my hand and the Off
cial seal of the Board of Commissions
er.' for Halifax county, at office in Hal
flax, this 4th day of Dee, A. ID. 1898.
j. FRANK BRINKI.EY,
Clk Board Com. Halifax CO
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-11

Total amount

Total amount F-V1-VV
Total amount Of expenditures n Der
half fee reports for the three terms OF
cuperior and two terms Of the Inferior
Cnrr, Sl,1zl 10
Amounts allowed and paid Confeder-
ate soldiers and paupers from Dec l.
I
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-05-17
Iii.h SchOoI \ote..

Rev. q u. Chadwick, who hiss been in Eli
worth for two Years, + transferred 10 Union
In the Rockland district.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-05-17

a worthy citizen has left u. After an III
ness Of more than sixteen months. every day
OF fl -pen, upon bed Charles u. Treworgy
died al BIZ home on the old Bangor road. Tues
day evening at go His death had been ex-
pecicd every day for several weeks. but with
remarkable strength he held on to life.
Mir. TreworGy was born In Bluehill, Jsnu.
any -. Isle. lie married Lois T. W God, and
moved TO Ellsworth 10 i-49. where he has
lived siucc, thu greater part OF the time ai the
rlacc where be He'd. Six children were born
% them, three OF whom died when very
Young The remaining are Mr.. Ann Gray Of
briand. Charles J. Trrworgy OF Ellsworth
fAii-. ana Edwin IrewOrgy, living close by
The Old home.
Nj. Treworgy Wa principally farmer.
though occasionally engaging In other pur-
suit. II" Wa honest aud upright in the
sirictc>i ~en,". and a man ~ho commanded the
respect 81 ALL He was bnc-spirited inter
t>irL IN the welfare OF the city. He had =
special regard Tor the cause Of education, sew
in the district In u hich he lived snd rejoicing
IN the improved advantages for the young To
became better equipped Intellectually.
He Wa member OF the Congregational
church IN Ellsworth. His religious faith was
very marked. snd It aided him TO bear his A.
fiction uncompjAinngly, he seeing that Gods
viii was In It, snd rejoicing In being able 10
witnes. for Him by hl. submission.
During those sixteen months not 4 word OF
complaint was uttered. and In the more pain
ful part OF Il, during the last Fix weeks. be vas
patient Ia the extreme, often calmly PRAYING
for strength and by his whole attitude cheer
INK The friend. about him.
Ill. death evoke- the sympaihies OF the com.
muniiy for the aged wife and devoted children
Tn" funeral takes place today (Thur.dsyl at
I.3g g. IN HI pastor, Rev. u. l.. Yale assisted
bS li-y. IL. ". Conley, officiating.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-05-17

Lat Sunday morning while the church bells
were ringing, FIRE broke out in The ell OF the
house on Elm street occupied by Lemue ID.
Jordan and BIZ grandson, II. W. Holt.
Promptly on The alarm being given the bells
for church began ringing for fire. and con-
siderable confusion and misunderstanding re-
,uIied except among he firemen. " no quickly
detected the difference, and responded with
alaerlty.
In les than ten minutes from the time the
alarm was given Dirigo bose bad stream on
the ire; Hose followed few minutes later.
The hook aud ladder truck made Its rst ap-
pelrsnce Al fire. 1t was manned by volun-
teer crew. but it got there just the same,
striving in season to be Of good service.
The FIRE was confined 10 the ell and the shed
between il and the stable. The main part OF
the house wa. uninjured except the damage
caused by smoke.
Mr.. Holt sud h, family were out OF town
for the day, and Mr.. Jordsn had gone 10
church, and was unaware OF the havoc on bis
premises until notified by the sexton.
While The bremen were lighting 1t the rear
to save the house from destruction by fire,
willing hands were busy removing the furni.
ture through the front door and windows.
The house WAS nearly stripped. The goods
were removed with fairly good care.
The occupants are loud in their praises OF
the excellent work done by the 6remen and
neigbbors, and extend hearty thanks TO all.
The value OF hand hose was well demon.
strated at this fire. Directly 10 the rear OF The
Jordan stable is that OF c. 7. Dorr. The time.
ly Use Of line OF hose, manipulated by Mr..
Dorr and c. b. Partridge undoubtedly saved
MIR. Doris stable.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-05-17

Nhf - bf-s>Ss tlhfRloN.
Capt. Benz. T. Atherton died May at bis
residence in Mount Desert. after a long and
severe illness, the result OF malaria contracted
In the war.
Capt. Atherton was born August /, 1880, In
the town OF Mount Desert. now fremont,
the seventh child Of Des. Benz. Atherton, one
OF the early settlers of the island. He began
teaching in early life in the public schools OF
Mt Desert. and in June. 1854, be enlisted ~
sergeant in Co. {, 18th Maine volunteers,
which regiment was afterwards changed
to the First Maine heavy artillery. and
for bravery snd meritorious conduct he
was promoted 10 captain; he participated In
the Wilderness campaign. when he took com
msni OF bis company snd retained Il until the
close Of the war. He was mustered out OF
the service In September. 1885.
Capt. Atherton then returned TO his home
al Mount Desert, and again resumed his work
IN the school-room. His success as an In.
-tructor IS well demonstrated by the fsci that
he taught seyeBty-three terms OF grammar and
mixed schools in the three towns on the
island Of Mt. Desert, and hsd under his in
s,ructtou 1900 different pupils. During this
time he Was member OF the Sunday school
committee and supervisor OF schools for sew
eral tears In the town OF Mt. Desert. lie wss
deputy sheriff Of Hancock county for twelve
yeSrs.
Al he time OF his death he wss commander
o. the james VI. Parker Post, q. A. II. of Mt.
Desert, OF which he had previously been COM
mander three different times. He was an
ardent republican, a true patriot and devoted
10 the work OF the q. A. r.
Capt. Atberton always took an active inter.
81 10 al undertakings for the advancement OF
education and temperance. and for the welfare
OF the town In which he lived. He leaves \
widow aud one son, Paul r. Atherton.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-05-17
PROBATE. COURT.
Doings of the May Term ut Bucksport
Insolvency Proceedings.

Insolvency Proceedings.
The May term OF the probate court Tor Han
cock county Wa. held Ia, MONDAY ai huck,-
port, and the following bushes, wa- trans
acted
Wills proved and allowed A. follows JACK
stinson. DEER Isle; Lawrence welrh, Ire
mont; Isaac Partridge orlaud; Judah >,uu.
ders. Orisnd.
viii. filed for probate Henry Hodekin~,
Lsmoine; Henry Dennis, Trenton. Horace
W. Merrill. Buehlll; Clermont l.. lie Prs-ivr.
Clermont, Columbia county, New York.
Administration was granted on estates Of
Elizabeth Deyereux, PsuohscoI; Edward 4.
Dodge. fremont; Amanda r. Farnham. Bucks
port; Alice |. sumln-hy, Eden; Prank in
French Franklin
Petitions were filed for administration on g.
| tate- OF John Kelley, Hancock; Wesley I.
ODER, Someryile, Massachusetts.
Inventories were returned Of estate. Of 81
rsh J. Brown, Hancock; Mary 4. Gliddcn,
East Orleans. Mass; Caroline |. PomFoy
! fremont; Dennis II. Haskell. Deer Isle.
Order OF notice WAS returned in estate, OF
Caroline l.. Pomroy, fremont; Leandrr Han
cock. Bucbsport.
Accounts were settled IN estates OF Hiram i.
White. Orlsnd; Howard lee Swazey, mfuo-,
Bucksport.
Accounts were filed for settlement In estate,
OF Eliza j. Farnham. Buck.port; josiah Bean,
sullivan.
License was granted to sell real estate Of
Harrington ID. Tourtelotte aud Dearborn Tour
telotte, minors, residents OF Minnesota.
Petition was filed for license to .eil real g.
tate OF Efhe NJ. Fogg, and Blanche Fogs, mt
/ nor, Oti..
/ Petition was fled for allow ance to widow Of
| Dennis H. Haskell. Deer Isle.
Leave was granted 10 Asa Green and Lucre-
| tia J. Green OF Deer Isle to adopt Alice Bell
and ~. ...I 10 Ilat
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-05-17

Wood had both bones Of the left arm broken
just above the wrist She was also badly
injured about the head. Mrs. Wood escaped
with slight scalp wounds. The injured women
were from liul's Cove. DR.. liagerthy.
A runaway horse belonging to Street SUI
perintendent Holmes created so much of a
disturbance last Thursday on Main street, that
some eyer-vigilant fireman thought there mus,
be fire. Hose was hauled into the street
before the error was discovered.
Among the visitors 10 town during the past
week have been the following: J. +. Bunker,
jr., Otis Collins, Charles Allen, J. j. MELON
aid, Bar Harbor; Edward Blake and Cashier
swszey of Bucksport; Charles Hodgkins, La
moline; Andrew Grlndle, Bluehill Deputy
sheriff Moore and " : Newman OF South
west Harbor.
The Jones camp at Turk Pond. owned by
the Frenchman's Bay Land Company, a stable
and Tee house were burned last Saturday
night. They were unoccupied, valued at q go
and uninsured. The ERE was probably in
eendiary. This !, the camp where party Of
Ellsworth and Bar HarboF men were hospit-
ably entertained for 8 couple OF days last
February