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ELLSWORTH AMERICAN Candidate sat a beautiful to He du! consider it mid It is in- ter 1 low Mr was nn | young tally, whom bis lovely but we could think of no persor few hours, so as to oppose to the besieg- But the inquiry is, wliat will the Burlingame chagrined, amorata him to consider it. Af- whose find m was use lew In (F’ljr cBIIsuiortJr 5lmrrirnn ! patron politely introduced him. helped milk of human kindness was snf ers a mass of IOO.tlOO men ; of a corps ot do in thp premises! mg plead any long* a t*r he left the house* My friend to that anomalous ! ter hasty deliberation it was unanimous- abundant to him to d< from !5.000 to men fortified in The cuiniintiee would ilia t against such odds, !S PUBLISHED EVERY FR!D.4\ MORNING BY belonged ficiently prompt j 30,000 suggest, class of handsome — to the whole matter ‘on the such an as a the with his in No 27, and beings styled men ly agreed lay insane act. I the positions of the Alma, in order to substitute for present system carpet*bag sought WM. H. CHANEY. at on a sofa in the cilice of a l.iw least the ladies nil said be was hand- j table.’ While we were debating the matter close the road to Omar one person only he elected as a Snpervi- repn>e Ofl'ce in Osgood'* Block, next door South of th« | Sebastopol against j Mr Allen was informed of the deris- was til ; student near the of which KID worth Bank. some, though for the life of me, I could i Frank struck up by the entrance ol Pacha, and to cut oil all communications or to take charge of, and govern By, occupant not as old do s ■ to have been out rather late tell wherein his beauty consisted.— ion, and, fogies always when .Miss Allen. | by land with the allied.army ; and, lastly, chools as law and discretion shall die happened T ERM S But as cannot that Boston Bee. I have no particular fancy for they do anything else, bit his lip, ‘How gloomy you look here to-day, I of abont 5D,f 00 men who are encamped late. i night.— $ 2 f¥) pcr’annum if |mid strictly i |.j >?»nce Sl.flO. masculine beauty, it may have escaped and swallowed his words, fully resolved Frank,'said she laughing, and showing, ! at tne mouth of the isthmus to protect SETH TISDALE. ) S. S. Com ir>"Anvkuris*virvT» inserted at reasonable rates. or the to do whenever an in the row I M. K. \ of my notice, natural selfishness ol something dreadful, act, the prettiest of pearly i Perekop observe Eupatorin, keep up the PULSIFER. FROM EUROPE O T7 o———— LATER mankind may have prejudiced my opportunity occurred. teeth I ever saw. communications of Prince Menscluitofl'i JOHN D. RICHARDS.) Ellsworth rO~*. M. PKTTKNCHLL CO.. lOSutr st. Boston judg- ment. and IPJ New are ‘We are indeed,' with Russia and be wherever Niissau-sl, York, authorized Agent* gloomy, replied ready logo j JACK A5D THE CHINAMEH. ARRIVAL OF THE for Advertismen/s ami for tlii* friend was a rrcriving subscriptions My acknowledged by all CHAPTER II. Frank, mustering sickly smile. ‘But they may he required.” I J*P"- We were nmused few evenings since B PVLMF.R is our authorized acent in Bos- the ladies to be a handsome A after friend went into busi- you know the reason?' remarkably year my n ton New York and fur raculting advertim while down Wharf, Philadelphia, man ; and this was the secret of ness. ii his store one what reason?’ asked her ANNUAL REPORT rambling Long menin and probably 1 passed •Why, ahe, subscription*. morning, observe a scene between a sailor atu Ojflk-e.--Boston Scoltay’* Rulldine Cnurt-st. hi9 immense success as a salesman.— I was not a little to find it clos- merry expression relapsed into a serious Of the Superintending School Committer ! New York. Tribune Ruildmir*. surprised three Chinamen. Whether he reckoned his as one one. the Town Ellsworth. Philadelphia, corner T1' ini and (Thestnut-sts. beauty ed. Before the window was that omin- for of A from sea was haul tO“RICHARI»SON BL'URIEL, :« street. of the items of see clipper ship just JA Kilby his stock in trade, when ous white that the occu- ‘You that man?’ The whole re- are cloth, denoting number of Scholars Boston «ur agents mg in, and one ol the crew was orderei he commenced buniiiess, I am unable to pant had failed. Yes.’ turned to the Selectmen, Mav 1951, jy the mate to carry a line to a pile-heat STEAMSHIP ASIA say ; but I have not the least doubt he I entered the store. Frank stood at ‘He is is a keeper!’ replied Frank,with were an increase of 120 1925, being an the wharf. Jack into ilo AT HALIFAX. based mis of to a ex effect. jumped hopes success, great his desk, glancing with a must woe be- tragic since 1950. 1 he amount of re- money Joat, arid briskly sculling w ith the end o ^Oftrq. tent, upon the influence of his at the of his 'A of what? Arc you insane?’ law for the town to proposess- gone aspect pages keeper! raise is l a the ledger. quired by lie line in his teeth, hold of tin Alexander1* Manifesto Army. ing personal appearance. ‘How's this, Frank.’’ I asked—and I replied the for it must be 0 dollars. caught (Wrilte-i lor the KiNworth American.) lady playfully, 2,5 iiio 1* rank his ! beneath the wharf, and looking ii| fixed eyes on the young la- was never more ed in tny life. confcs The mean attendance at the Nicholas ! surpri average uund that tile ude was too low to ad* Last Moments of limjirror WHERE? ■ as tlie merchant—who as he en- the tec dy, had, 'Bust up, don’t you sec?' replied he, the summer and winter terms was 40 nit of Ins reaching. tered, half read a article in his ratiier Frank laughed and explained the dis- cent, less one BOMr>.lli3.1*l'Xr OF *R8.Cs-T0F0l. nr w. fc. pabor. money petulantly. per being than half of aster Three Chinese had been attentively : paper, turtle I to finish it. Miss Allen- 'But what does it mean?' that had overtaken Inin. the Scholars m town. the ol lit Halii.ax, March 30. such was the ‘Poll !' exclaimed she with an catching gradual approach name by which she had ‘Mean ! why, that I had a note of a appear- The attendance was in “And echo answered, Wu »*».”• largest average •hip, with tile attendant noise of orders The royal mail steamship Asia, Iron, I been presented to him—was buisily en- thousand dollars due which I ance of relief, and I really believe if the District No. one. yesterday, iiid the rattle of wind- Liverpool, March I7lh arrived al this 1m the of nn old man's in a and had not been in the replies, capstans, <let-p midnight gaged crotclieting little silk purse, could not ; and (Ins morning my keeper myself The least attendance was in 29ih. pay average asses and were sudden* port, at !). P. M, Thur day March sadness, and as she bent over the work Frank was amiable IrieinL.Mr in a way, she would have thrown her arms a- District No. six. pawls. They Allen, put keep- the Union sailed Irom South- int \v main : y arousej from their reverie by grufi Steamship My*p iiuler,upon memory's satisfied that he bad never seen er—that's all. roimd his neck, and kissed away Ins mor- The shortest term for the ex- 'perfectly money mice lo take 11th with 03 (hi, sadness comes a of the sailor, them ampton, passengers. Ami Iroin trembling 1 so pretty a face m his life. 'How does it I tification. was in District No. 9. asking happen! thought you pended lie end of the | EMPEROR’S MANIFESTO. in ; to line. sillies-, And then the neatest, most graceful were a business.’ I had before been introduced the The best schools in town were in Dis- 1 doing rushing ‘KI .' answered tile Celest- Si Petersburg, March 3d.—"Valiant lie art ami thro' little foot in the world to and at tins moment advanced to ya! yal ya!' Twinging my CJur.sing ! protruded from 'So 1 was; I had the money pay lady join trict No. 3, in charge of Mr .1 \V l!utt> r- Warriors!— laitlilul defenders of the brain. als, and held out tiieir ban.Is lor ihe coil, my ! beneath a light silk dress—a foot, which this note six weeks and let Smith in the conversation. field; in District No. 4 Mr ! ! lias ago, by Perkins, vliicli Jack to throw. Church, Throne, and Country It turned Frank's so cent a ‘And uncle is the wretch!’ contin- prepared completely head, that have it at two month,’ replied my and in District No. 5 Mr Luther to us with I per by 'Look out ." lie and away pleased God visit Where are contrails who in > lie ued ‘But what can do shouted, Almighty my youth's forgot ail about the notes and the mer- lie w iih a smile. she, merrily. you Lord. the less. We ghastly lew the w ith salt water, and most paiulul and grievous llilsh it chant. —how can out of it?' coil, heavy irteil, ! ‘And Smith lias failed!’ you get In the last school a our common and difficulty sprung hot from the arm of this Bell Bolt liken have all lost father lien* For fields oi Frank the to laurel, through gateways W ithout the least regard to '.Not ; lie lias hut ev- explained proposition the lenn, which involved a etiquette, exactly stopped, up during hell a elector.
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