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Ci4AP STORAGE Having rrntel kcI
\ Ium 4 Il ltAu's old stand enables III To-
't'te n"rc thudisc AMI hOu- hold goods NJ very
W rates ln good shelter. hu. STRAUSS,
li-t-tC East " AGO
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25.CENT COLUMN.

Transient advertisers, not paying cash. will
be charged rutH .Ao nuove rates. We can
not hr"ri save Wt.I regular Atyrrtiser., ~
open An account for tweuly i've or tfy cents,
Nsli mt She ur-t ut the month AMI then send
collector around N'teg these little amounts
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~Its Az ED

l,tRNl.u .vJIw. Is, Trice'- farm, three
- miir- 81 NJ Waco, d sutrrl horse, 10
hHnhs b Oh. ears old branded Eli on loft
shoulder. Al-o -mall colt about or months
Old. = liOcr d rewu Il VIII be paid Tor their
q etcv'r 10 ~. la WScO or Information that
will lead 90 their r.v.,,r y.-il3lW
Nj sURRNTT.
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IpEI,k -lo,r hou-. Iu rruthrr.h BLOCK on Aus
MIu. l.. rIrlh'r. lUljtt
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Mother Doctor. Is abe dangerous aai what
II her hf.ictiOulh
1uoytLtrrular and suTIrulhf frceu srs rot in ul-
lhuum, thvre Ia IN increased centrlpstat act on
about the ceTohfum uui ms-iullh oh'ouEstN, th1
portal circulation rssg llAies, slapondsd Nature
sustns hesltaiiug, and -
luofher-"Et0p, f1f heavens sISo stop AID 80
g. ssrk af uurv1'
Docfor-''I will DO all Z ram"
Mother, aiirf two wvrsa hsva sTTlfaf--
Daughter, our Doctor fhali lr dlaosIirt AZ once.
Two ws"Fs and no ruuot will procure that which
Jup .irs.itI Al fIst.n
Daughter, 100 n low tono--'1 am glad, and uluk
II lur only thing that Will restore the 10 Aea.ih,'
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10 LOAN.
FOR KENT.

FIliSI-CLASS restaurant Quilt Tor reuI
~ ur sale. APP 8 90 s. u. Minis, at the
and ST l.. rAllruhd bridge. llVH-t
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It,Sl'

A sOllbg .lIriug \ Liberia reward Will
N he paid f,rlis .url to thu, Office.
llUlw
Ellsworth American., 1882-06-15
Hospital Sunday

T. N, Car,st,aH Cbar-se, anil Paus5es i,
.hlAe:
The directors OF the Maine General Hos
p.tal IN making their annual appeal 10 the
clergy aul latmen u tile STATE tJr tie ob-
set, anee Of Hospital SUNDAY, beg leave Nv
represent that 40 patients were received,
either aholn or IN part. on the free i4s;
duuug the past year. aud the number could
have been doubled If We had had the mean,
for their support.
The demand for free beds at the present
tine exceeds, a. never before, the financial
ability of the hospital 10 suppl, them.
The applicants belong 10 the working
classes, Who are dependent upon the con
diIlOns OF health and bodily strength for
their daily bread. y large proportion %
them are The unfortunate victims Of severe
aud pToITaeted disease, and requirs for their
restoration or relief both ,killful surgery
aud hospital treatment and care.
Such cases surely present strong claim
for christian sympathy and aid, anu il s tor
their exclusive benefit that Hospital Sunday
collections are solicited.
The smallest contributions, such Is will
come within the means Of all who may svm-
pathize in this truly philanthropie measure,
will be gratefully received and sacredly ap-
pFopriated for the benefit Of the sick and
suffering poor.
Il is due to the gentlemen who compose
the medical and surgical staff Of the ho.-
pital, TO state that their services are be-
slowed without any pecuniary compensation.
JOHN /. GILMAN,
ISRAEL WAsHBuRN, JR.
SAMCEL +. SPRING,
a. W. II. CLAPP,
III. ~ JOSH,
WILLIAM W. THOMAS.
| Directors.
/ Oakland lima 1890
Ellsworth American., 1882-06-15
Portland. June 5. 1882.
Colby University Commencement.

The following is the order Of exercises
for Commencement week, June 25-2s.
Sunday, June 25.-Baccalaureate sermon
bv Rev. A. Hoyey, ID. d., President New
ton Theol. Inst, Mass, at the Baptist church,
al 2:30 P. NJ. Annual sermon before the
Boardman Missionary Society and Y. VI. c.
A., by Rev. rhos. Armitage, ID. d., Pastor
Fifth avenue Baptist church. New York, at
7::5O P. NJ
Monday, June 26.-Ivy Day exercises Of
the Junior class ON the college campus, al
3 P. NJ. Prize defamation OF original
articles by members of the Junior class, at
the church. at P. NJ.
Tuesday, June 27.-Entranee examina-
ton at Champlin Hail, at $ A. NJ. Meet
ing of Trustees at 8 A. N. Glass Day Ora
ton. by w. C. Philbrook aud Poem BY
+. w. Farr at the church, at 10 A. NJ: and
Promenade concert on the campus at 8 p
NJ. Annual meeting of the Alumni Associ-
alton in the chapel. at 2. NJ. with address
in Memorial of the late President Champlin
bv Rev A. X. z. Small, ID. d., of Fal
River, Mass. Inaugural Service and Ad
dress OF Rev. George ID. b. Pepper, ID
d., President-elect, at the church at +
NJ. Society reunions after the Inaugural.
Ellsworth American., 1882-06-15
East Btuehsig.

We have celebrated the ith here for two
successive years, bat probably shall not, this
year. as the general sentiment of the peo-
Pile appears TO be against 1t. | understand
that there are notices to the effect that there
will be celebration here on the ith. posted
in different parts of the village, hut. as far
a. can learn no one knows their origin,
and as no action has been taken BY the citi-
zens IN regard to the matter they are both
IN, slliied and indignant.
One Of two things is certain. some one
intends TO have celebration upon MS own
responsibility, or else the whole thing is a
hoax.
IL. \. Long. Esq, one Of our most es-
ie,mcd and useful citizens, will leave here
next week for Rogue Island. near Jones'
port, The island mas been recently pur-
chased by gentleman from Boston. for a
summer residence. Mr.. Long will take
charge Of the island.
June 10 O.
Ellsworth American., 1882-06-15
Hue Lsport Centre.

Mr.. Andrew Hopkins died a, North
Buekspor,. Wednesday. aged ~ wears
In her death hcr husband loses a faithful
and adro;Iunatc wife. and her daughters a
loving mother. She VAS valued member
of the church ~ her choice. aud a woman %
c.ilmah.e qualities and christian character.
L may bc vel SAID of her "thr patient lie
was truly ljyci. and the end D, rcst Fun.
erai services conducted D, Rev ] C.nthpy.
ladvcnil % Marh.,hsaI, Mas. we're held
az thc Chapel. SUNDAY afternoon.
MIR, Hannah Curtis. known u her
many friend. - ih,> Nclui,y d, "aunt Han.
nan. returned to.da, from Wn,cTfori.
- here she has bccn for medical treatment.
>pncS hat improved iu health.
The ,eh Eagle. Capt, Fetch. s loading
ktIrvoo a, Ferry wharf
We have " hat j.. io Ne. quite cur.-
oslty. amanc the fearhrrrd tuhc white
breasted rahtn. In sire anil form tie, re-
.,tuhic the common robin. bat have white
hp a,,. and a .,a su.tc icstisvg, uu the h8rA
and wings. One huii d.. uc.t here ia.i
wear au4 "a, frequently seen through the
,ummer. Tins spring two have appeared.
Re-, J. " >,ra4'. of NlnrJ.c. Who
D. ta ,gpp.> o4r pgipr. 'h5, year, DELIVERED a
6ae d..opur.c a.l Sabbath from ,hy ,r,t
"Grea, d. tie my,tsr, of spI..ue.,."
June y.
Ellsworth American., 1882-06-15
Not in the Line Of Duty.

The Senate committee on pensions has
made an adverse report on the petition Of
Robert l.. Wiley, corporal Of Co. H.
Name Heavy Artillery, who enlisted in
August. 1862. and served until April, 1895
when he went TO his home at Cherrylield
News vas received Of the surrender Of Lee
at Appomaitox, and Wiley, with a comrade,
also at home on furlough, was requested to
take charge Of a small cannon and fire a
salute. He did so. and as he was loading
for the third time, the gun beng old and
rusty, the charge took fire prematurely
shatierIng his right arm so badly that the
surgeon found 1t necessary to amputate It at
the shoulder JOINT. The committee indorsed
the decision Of the pension office, that
Wiley received MS wound while on a fur
Tough. and not in the line Of duty. His
application was, therefore. rejected.
Ellsworth American., 1882-06-15

WORK a; the Deer Isle silver mine j.
progressing nicely. They ar 1otug ,1 put
Uv ulutrr ut men soon. ID j. f4suta.
oIt fne qua.3iy ui ore.
-Npsi of the school, in this town ~,
aus $50 SESSION. and Vr tiaus tar, are 4u.i,
fortunate IN the selection of teachers.
Capt, Winfield Green, ucv house will
he ready for .-,-t. aboI, July Is. or ~.
he tuuA, d; calling IL The "Bn Nl-u
House" vhsth wc ih,nk would be- a ,er,
appropriate name, as !, command, a ,cr,
good ,.r~ of the harbur anG bay
-il~ruag arr quite plenty. and the pros
peci looks good :ur al those whp own wcir,.
Mis-, Carrie l.. Small commenced her
.choa. J4uc ), 90 Dist NJ. n.
The canning factory at West Deer l,ie.
had ..,t.e acc.IeH; .u The breaking y thc
ROLLER that form. 'hr cAu, Mr. IumAu his
sent the broken par'' asay g b. repaired.
The farmer. have 10, 20, a.l through
planting yet
Ellsworth American., 1882-06-15
ffIsw orth fAtts

The water in Union river is the highest
known, at this season. for many years.
Last week nearly all the mills were shut
down, but started again Monday
Augustus Moore has reftted his store
and put in stock Of confectionery and
fancy goods.
The high stage of water will bring the
drives in much earlier than was anticipated
ard enable the drivers TO take clean rear.
The West Branch drive will all be in by the
middle of the week, and the East Branch a
few DAYS later.
Charles l.. Skinner of Bucksport, stu
dent at Bangor Theological Seminary, has
been engaged to preach here during the sum
mer vacation. He preached his first sermon
last Sabbath evening to a large eongrega-
tion. IL.
Ellsworth American., 1882-06-15
-Parcher ad,erlises London Purple and
Paris Green for sale.

-Parcher ad,erlises London Purple and
| Paris Green for sale.
The members of the Emerald Band il
| thi, city, are talking Of Attending the Bane
| Tournament al Lake Maran ,cook, on tn,
| 9th inst.
! About 27j front were taken from tn,
| Back Meadow brook. by two Young men. OF
| TUESDAY. The, scooped them in bat the,
| did it with hook and line.
DR.. Haines Of this city was elected
| vice president Of the Maine Homeopathic
/ Medical Society. which held its annual ses,
I sion in Augusta last week.
! The lecture in II lncoek Hall. Tuesda,
I ev Mug. b, Rev. John Canning. Of Machlas
/ on the subject christianity ia its relation
10 science and scientific men," was attende,
/ by a small bat appreciaiive audience. The
| 'loquence Of the speaker j. spoken of in the
/ highest terms, and it VA, unfortunate that
more Of aur citizens co4ld no, have been
pre- eni TO hear him.
Tn, monster Band Tournament nj lake
Mar inneook vill be- given on TUESDAY. june
2. Tn contest is open "a all bands IN
Name AMI a large uun,'cr OF the prominent
band, Of our State have already responded
There will be offered SI2j in cash prizes
and a prize Coruct costing Sl13 Will be
gwen 70 the best cornet snIot,t. grand
consolidated concert w,ii he gwen hs nearly
twelve hundred musicians. Dancing viii
lc held al dn ~ the spacious pavilion. \
monster cllmgskc viii be served the tbrong.
Special excursion trains will be run over
The Maine Central Railroad and lis branohcs
The grand musical festival a. Lake
Narauocook COMES of ON Wednesday oi
next week Greai preparations are being
made for this interesting event and a very
large thrang is expected seats are nos
being built inr 3D., great audience. a vast
qpautii, Of rcfrrshutnt. vi.l bc ready a.
serve AMI au mundane" nf cars will hc
provided on the Name Central trans. The
grand chorus wll embrace rb'ru,c, from
Bangor, Ellsworth. >kpWhcSan. Belfast,
Wa'trsIiic. We; Water, lie, Fairfield. Hal
lowell Lewiston. Gardiner. Pennington.
hrun>aick, Wiuthr"p Portland. R9ek.ana
aYd Ihoms>toH.
The United States Revenue steamer
~ pulbury." Capt G. \. Abbey. arrived a,
Portland SUNDAY evening from cruise, and
reports having lse,.'cl r.ttI~'r,,- 'hc schuou-
cr ANNE T. Hal Of C,,;.ny. lumber .ai,n,
ou the morning ~ uae lI,h inst Tie
"Ha.i' Wa- "a dai gers4> position close 90
OfteI Island le.isc,. uih her anchor fA,'
among ihc r.ek. and nn room to s,t under
Ny. TIE "Woolhur," uh>crs tus her s.g
nil trf a.l vru; tn. an. succeeded iu re-
iic'I1g her, and al-1 90 SAVING tic anchor
Ellsworth American., 1882-06-15

This morning about ? O'Clock, John Wood.
the we'll known plumber, who resides on
Mlm Street, vas awakened by hearing glass
break. on getting out Of ted ne recei, ed a
severe blow on the head. lie immediately
grapped with the burslar, and after a terri
Die struggle succeeded IN holding MIN until
hi> wife obtained help. Ga being searched
Al the station. Nh Woods ua,ch and WaI-
le, were found on his person. lie gave the
name Of Robert Terry The broken glass
proved to be a bottle Of Sulphur Bitters
which had most cured Mrs. Wood of Rheu-
maiism -ErrAqnge
Ellsworth American., 1882-06-15
F4aueil Hall and Sullivan Mine,

In some way an error with reference 10
the Fanu,.! Hall aud Suil,San mine Aa,
to-nd 10, aay into the press, ~h.ch deserve,
correction. The statement that the rise and
ia.l oi the tslr, J. shown Iu the minr - an
oorlrCt. A. before stated in the AMEEiCtN
the shat, j, l6j feet deep. the Level. 100
feet aui the cr1>,-clt $50 feet Al that
pulnt The Sullivan VEN vas struck welding
ore which showed au average ASA, Of ~..g
~ gold. SIoTtiy after penetrating the VEN
q .sfgr pocket of aatrr Was struck when
flied 'hr Cr0>s-cl' and shAft 10 the height
uf - feet suhmerging the pumps and rem
drring them useless. From this point the
shalt h4icd al the rate of about feet All
hour Whlcu has been the usua. h0w during
the past winter. Neither the dow nor ebb
oi tides IA, al cted tBr stage oi water ia
the ,hsfi since tine accident occurred. Inc
attempt To pump olt the nine, with SIN
gl- acting pumn Of inch displacement Wa
successful to WITHIN te-t Of the station.
when The pump gave out aud the mine grad
uaily filled again by the usual flow a. stated
above. The management will soon put IN a
large CORNISH pump delivering stream Of
about 10 inches which will. vithOut doubt,
b. found amply sufficient 10 keep the mine
free from water al depth Of about 400
feet, 10 which depth the company propose
sinking the shafl. The company is entirely
a private enterprise, none of the stock ever
having been pat on the market The com
pauy are abundantiy abe to carry on the
worN and are perfectly satisfied that the
property will prove a paying investment.
Mr.. 4. 4. Hayward. the Superintendent
during the past tWO years, Is now in Boston
making arrangements for the necessary
machinery and work on the mine will be
pushed more vigorously than ever before.
Ellsworth American., 1882-06-15

-No~hvrr IS there post office needed
m IRE than at No. OTiand.
w. =. White who lives in this part Of
Orland. has a tWo wears old hcifer that
measures feet in girth.
Sometime la; winter. Mr. Tarbox OF
Bucksport. caught deer in the river, She
was pas N pen. and well cared for. \
fcs mornings ago on guing 10 the pen. there
we're three. Two of the finest little deer
had been added ever seen. THIS beats
Jumbo. I. AlpIN.
Ellsworth American., 1882-06-15
ElI-wuETu. Me. June g. l~N1.

g. " >ltt AhI. i~4
DeIr >sr:-- ihe 4udrr.. sn.d have ilrar4
Wl.r 'a-rIS and deep regret. uf thc death ~
,a4I truHrr Prot. " / >lrwar " bad
the pleasure nf personal acquaintance v.Eh
hm IIun- h., siay In Ellsworth. aud hi,
gen al AID uniglug manners aud sterling
integrity eudeaTed mm 20 al ho ~efr fort
uua'r enough 90 kuas INN.
Ne ,ympA,hizc Le,ply vin sou 10 thu.
gr'ag aii.tuuu Which. pa.le .i undoubtedly
fail, heaviest upon hl, near relative. j. also
h'-a,il, ir.i by hl, man, friend, who knew
h.u la b. "a true scientist. a GENIAL and hyit'N
iFend and aou,r a.. an honest man L. Is.
N,mau. 4 ". Grrcls. O.n VI Drake, Geo.
4 Pareh,r. lheo Worcester T. 7 Kuh,u-
,p4, L,~l, furud. s. L. M..ae.i, II. G.
Vaughan. H. b Saunders. { H. Emer,
Oaeu htrg. u. M4.IAu. Aex. Fulton. J Is.
K.lman. Geo. ". HA-r. \. ". Cl,huau,
g. " Ba-.e,. Hru1 = Jo,. Samlrl J.
M.rr.,ua. u Ii Emerson. t. X Hopkins.
J. ". DAVIS. \. X. pcs,rr4H. Ann T. Grcri,.
". H. DAVIS, II. VI Hall. ". 1. Emerson
Ellsworth American., 1882-06-15
ID | ED.

o4afar~Y s.f,-rs. tes,at fA~ baf-. Nra,, aad Iys
st+as ~ plif fir az ibs rlEs af tyn -rats a ha.
Ellsworth nv ~. Mrs. Mercy d., wiG, OF
Mr.. i thn Drskr. assi - wears
-lun. ~ MIR sLsbeth Hopkins, a4cd
" y,sT, aud months
Jln, q, John H. CAInanc, aged l. YEAR
anJ sity>.
" stA4m-luue 10. Hugh Twynham. aged
81 rar-. months aul = dIy-.
te.'bronA -Jurr To- Mr.. Am G. French. f..
aged - wear, and ll months.
San ; sncl,sn, Al.--MAy y. Ada Ert. beth
wif nf William Htrou kptr,,igr aud daughter
or N'tri d tIt.ais.t1 e. I'll td.rs merry
~ ,Hri--a. MA.... aged > years. : month. aud
> tAE>.
Ius'r-Juue ;. Nrrsh T. wifi of Mr. T. +.
Samp-" aHJ dtushtar ~ Ar. " X tAa.e,
hss.I ~ srae- ant 10 months.
Ellsworth American., 1882-06-15
THE AMERICAN THURSDAY, JUNE 49, 1882

Wednesday, June 2s-Commencement
Day. Graduation exercises and comforting
OF Degrees, at the church, at IL A.. NJ. Pro-
cession forms at Memorial Hall, at 1890 A .
N. Commencement Dinner at Alumni Hall
at 1880 P. NJ. The Library and Cabinet of
Natural History will be open from to 8
P. N. Concert by Schubert Quartette Gee
Club, Of Boston aud Philharmonic Club, of
New York, at the Town Hall, at p. NJ
Ellsworth American., 1882-06-15

IN. BlAIsDELL, NJ. D., 81 MAIN ST.,
BANGOR, MAINE, makes the Medical and
Surgical treatment of all diseases of the
bowels, speciality. including Hemorrhoids,
(Pilesl Fistulas and Pissures. All of the
above diseases speedily and permanently
cured upon entirely new principles, without
resorting to the knife or cauterization-
giving the patient little or no pain, or
other inconvenience. Patients residing at q
distance, can come to Bangor for treatment,
only being detained for day or two, or be
visited al their houses. If desired 3mosls
Ellsworth American., 1882-06-15
wv Head Was Fairly Rotten.

and how much suffered il is hard TO de-
scribe. That loaihsome disease, Caiarrh,
caused the above and the doctors said they
could not relieve me. | paid hundreds Of
dollars. for hich / reee we'd no benefit. | got
more good from two bottles of Sulphur Bit
ters than from all the money paid to doc
tors. shall continue the Sulphur Bitters
as have great faith that they will cure me.
Section Hand. Lotceit.
Ellsworth American., 1882-06-15
Terribly Destructive Fire in Mon
treal.

NUNTEEAI. June u.
A terrible fire Is IN progress 'o-nisa, IN
Clcndening. Victoria Square. 1t originated
in Milne 4 Coz book blading and stationery
store and rapidly spread to the following
premises al Of which are Tow Quilted
Greenchild Sons y Co., dry good. Moln-
tire * French. dry goods Ciendening stores.
Greenchild's loss, S3j0,oO0 Mclnure \ Co.
100000; Ciendeniag on bailling and
stores 500. 700.
Ellsworth American., 1882-06-15

separate ArtieI. "a a most hair dyes) bul sim
gle combination and experience wholesale drug
gists who have handled all the various dyes, pro
ing the color OF the hair which has ever been
brought To their notice.
PRICE 50 CtSTS. satisfactionguaranteed In
every case, the monev refunded. Prepared
only by Dr.G. W. THOMPSON, Rockland Me- Sold
BY all dealers.
Usfd exteRsiyels by ladies, many buying as high
as \ dozen hotties A. 4 time. lyreowl5
Ellsworth American., 1882-06-15
City and County.
Ellsworth Church Directory.

,'uNcRsGA rtnx -IreAching Al u ~ a - Nannst'
Sebssl A II g 4 NJ. ENeu. u SerNce a. ~ y y
BArTIsr- Preaching ~ aH- I p y NAbo-lA -, i,i ~
airs. Weskls Prayer Nsstnr, Tuesday evening Al
: ~ rlpek. ..,-.. a. - ..,
x1razAN.-Church service at D. - NJ SUNDAY schnoi
al n r e. a.. n ...-.. - --, -.
~
Nrfaopi,r Preaching Al 2 and n SABBATH seheoi
t-xIoS TExrASAscs MEsTJSs.-Every sunday ass
p n al Peters Han
Ellsworth American., 1882-06-15

-fsfersoH's Magazine FOR july (. bcfol 9
". Win one Of thv most exquisite steel en-
graS ings " have ever seen. Chasing The
butterfly" alone North the price of the NUN.
lcT. Then III re = a cha ming so orr,i ST. el
isshiou-piatc. With fSe figures = roioreI pat
hrn "a cTewsl., ''Pupegrans IT. and leaves -
and something like iiily w1u~i-cuts OF dresses
Wnrk-1ahle patterns, etc, etc, perfect gtl-
aNy % gDod things. The most no;lteabs ar.
iirlc J. an illustrated re-. n London Dinner
farN.' by Mr.. Ann :. stephens. describing
diuusr, =: which N wa prrssu II the l,lo
Eari oi tHli>lr's. Nuthn: that We have ever
teaI bItug> before 0ne, - YiYidiy. the state
ami spiensior ol such a ncsl. tn the houses II
What Dlsracll ussd 70 call ''thc higher
ATi,,oerary.'
There ar. IN ad 'igon, several loyc-.torie- (:
especially " bite simplicity. of very unusual
uIcrii. even fo5 "PeicrspH." Wa have otteH
-i"stn II m mag AztUr A. the b,,st ant chralr-
~ ui tue l'dic-' bp2s-: and we ,an only NOW
rei~t TIT, prtt-r, aui aI.t.c every b,dy 10
~uh.rf b. No family shou.si DC without u. for
the ioS prirs-unis two dollars wear -plar-
lu4 l' withir tas reach of an. IL clubs, fhs
tsri4s are scsH fsIreT, with htnd~omr prrlni-
uin. Tor grutng az the stub. Specimens are
:, uf. gratis. ii written for. \ new volume
n gtn. with th. number. afIor'itng sn txsel!s.ut
% l-nr' uuits go ,uh.sriiss. Address PsfsFsrs' :
.HuyaEisr, HH 'hrsiuut >tryrt, Philadelphia
Ia.
Ellsworth American., 1882-06-15
No. PenOussces.

A large bear was seen a few days ago
by Henry Montgomery while at work on a
back lot. He sent his boy to the house for
gun, but before the boy returned bruin
wisely took his departure.
We recently saw at the farm of Noah
F. Norton, Esq, a very fine thoroughbred
shorthorn bull, the 9th Duke of Waldo,
which he procured at Montville last fall. 1t
is three years old. measures 6 feet inches.
and in build would be hard to matcn in the
county. Mr.. Norton is one of our progress
sive farmers, and has taken considerable
Ellsworth American., 1882-06-15

Mr.. T. Steven, ha, ju.; returned from
H Hr,inn and Ne~ York. here she selected a
choice aue NJ summer Millinery and Fancy
Goods. Having p4rchA,sl lake IN th. season
.ar "a, enabled To Buy at .o~ rate and
sill. si,r her customer, the hen,ht Of thi,
a!.aaagc. Buyer, sho4.i vsi, her store
ou Liza Street and examine her stock be-
fore Purchasing elsewhere. iw22'
Ellsworth American., 1882-06-15

THE subscriber hereby giye- public notice 10 all
] runc rlej, thAt h. has been duly appointed,
and has taken ap himself, the trust f an Admin
i-trateT Of the Estate OF Enuch >. Bcktorl laie Il
6 al sb1ro 10 the County OF Hancock deceased BY
giving bond a. the law directs. ne therefore re-
quc-ts all persons wis indebted to the said
de ea-.-i- cs ate, 10 make inmeiiate payment
AMI thosc who have any demands thereon To ex
h4bit the same Tor payment.
ALBERT r. JOY, Admir-.
NAV Il IAs2 3U1s2s
Ellsworth American., 1882-06-15
The Waaiher

WAX DEPARTMENT
Office Of the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON. d. C., June Al An. }
Indications
For New England, slightly warmer. fair
weather, winds mostly from southeast TO
southwest, lower barometer.
Ellsworth American., 1882-06-15
sitting Up Nights.

Mrs. Z. H. Perkins, Creek Center, \: u,
writes she had been troubled with asthma
for four years. Had to sit up night after
night with it, and was ultimately cured by
two bottles of THOMAS EcLEcTRIc OIL-
Ellsworth American., 1882-06-15

MIR. c. 1. nlfsAl, rvporl, the line Of
deposit, in his bank as rapidly increasing
ana already exceeding hls aaticipation,.
Mr. Burriil offers the same banking facilities
10 our merchant. and others, as would be
url.,hed y, 4 Natoual Bauk. 3tt
Ellsworth American., 1882-06-15
Business Notices.
A Valuable Addition

Because it Is beneficial to tie scalp aud
adds TO personal beauty by restoring color
and lastTe TO gray or faded hair. i why
Parker's Hair Balsam is such a popular
dressing.
Ellsworth American., 1882-06-15
MARRIED.

West Goud,boro-Iune :. by T. l. nm,
E-q Mr.. Willie l.. Coomh- ami Mis- Ella
Rand. bo.h Of Gnuid.bDrp
Fr,uklin-Npri. - by Rrv. james AlrN-
anIgr. Nj. rrumtn Biti.sicil aad At,- Ncihe
Go.,ipn, both % FTaukItn.