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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-10-21
HOTEL ARRrvAIs.
DEPor HOTEL, CLARK & GRKxA, PRo.
PRIEroRs.

PRIEToRs.
E II Baum, PAlisads.
W NJ Patterson, Wells.
Il d Lanham, South Fork.
W E Wear, do
@ A Willy, Pleasant Valley.
Mrs Scblumb. Bullion.
B F Tuttle, San Francisco.
II Hammond, do
Chas Baur, do
Owen Vaughn, Ruby Valley.
VIM Mitchell. Huntingdon.
Pietro Siri, New York
q Blakely, do
A Carlton, do
L CARL, do
Rev @ W James, Tuscarora.
L Ballich, do
F Ganly, Elko
d E Hooten, Mound Valley.
L Prior, San Jose.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-06-07

years head waiter at the Grand Union Hotel
at Saratoga and the Metropolitan Hotel in
New York, IS worth Sl50.009 Dr. Mac
donal'i.of New York, i. worth S2D1 900, aud
Mrs. GloStcr Of Br1oal,n,is the aealihi, ST u
them all. her Tor uns heing estimated AT one
million dollars. John tenycke is worth
half miion. The wealihiest colore,l
planter in America died a wear or two ago.
HIS name was Ben Montgomery He be-
gan life as the body servant of General Joe
DAVIS, brother Of Jefferson Davis. Ben
Mont -omrry owned "the Hurricanes estate,
formerly the property Of joe and Jefferson
DAVIS. IN C1ilhnrIp county. Mississippi. In
1868 he bought It of these gentlemen. Civ
my them >},'i.n00 for 1t. wi,hpu, the slaves
OF course. There are three great cotton
plantations IN this estate PALMYRA. Brar-
heiiN. and another the name of which can
not now recall. His crop used to be eight
cen hundred bales Of cotton a wear. besides
corn aud other products Ben Montgomery
credit was a. high as that Of any piarier in
Mississippi. and he had the good will aud
respect of all his neighbors. Ex-senator
Bruce. a. present the Register Of the Urea
sury. Is also very successful planter IN
Mississippi, and owns two very large and
valuable plantations in Coahoma and Bolivar
counties. Mississippi lie is worth at least
two hundred thousand dollars, aud does not
owe a cent to any one"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-06-07
Wealthy Oolored Men.

Captain Burritt Of Washington furnishes
some interesting information about the
gealthy coIored nren Of the country. He
says, "'The richest man of color in Ameri-
ca is probably Mr.. Aristide Marie of New
Orleans. He vas large slaveowner be-
fore the war. aud his income from the rents
of his property in New Orleans is not less
than fifty thousand dollars year. Besides
this be has a large personal estate, consisting
Of hfst-alass securities. Mr.. Marie is man
of fine accomplishments graduate Of one
of the best institutions Of France, and lives
abroad about half Of each sssr. Mr.. b. r
Joubert Of Louisiana, is another eelored
gentleman of handsome fortune. and also
former slave owner, though he, as well as
Mr. Marie. has always been free. lie is so
nearly white that one would scarcely take
him to be colored, while Mr.. Marie is very
decided brown. The Dumas. pee ct MS,
Of New Orleans are very rich. Governor
Pinchheck is also very we'll of, with per-
haps quarter of million. There are half
dozen Others who are worth from one hun
dred thousand TO two hundred thousand dol
lars each. In New York | know Of at least
dozen eolored men who have from $780,
900 to 100000 each. There are two
gho are physicians whose professional in
esHses are twenty-five thousand dollars
wear M. Roselie barber in Williams
burg, n. Y. reeeatiy died. leaving nearly
half million dollars. Henry Thomas. for
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-06-07

One Of the oldest German settlements in
this country was made at Waldoboro, in this
State, in has. To-day. writes a cores
pendent of the Boston Journal. traces of
these settlements may still be found in the
German names of the inhabitants of that
town, in the solid, roomy houses Of the resi-
dents, in the grayey and last, but not
least, in the old German Lutheran church
tina. still stands about one mile from the
village. The exact age Of the edifce is not
known, but it mas stood IN its present posi-
ton about ninety years. The church is an
interesting relic of olden times, with its
carved cornices. 1x9 glass, funnel projecting
through the window and square iron box
stove. holding a wheel barrow load Of wood
The present sexton OF the Old church is
Miles S,andish, a ineal desoendan, Of the
old Puritan of that name. The first minis
ter settled over the society, was Rev. John
NJ. Shaeffer, who went 10 Waldoboro in
1862. Each of the fifty or sixty members
of the society paid him 80 in money, one
bushel Of corn and one days's work annually.
This was liberal salary for those times, but
par.on couldn't afford to give hls fook
very good sermons for such pay, nowadays.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-06-07
Terrible Acc dent On the Brooklyn and
New York Bridge.

4 terrible accident occurred on the Brook
lvn bridge at $50 O'Clock. on Memorial Day
The bridge was crowded 70 its utmost ca
pacity at THAI hour. On the platform Of
the New YORK tower the jam became so
great that many persons lAiHted. cry Of
distress was raised aaI d dreadful struggle
began between the pani,--stEicken crowds
from the east and west. 4 nunber we're
crushed to death In the cad the crowd
coming from the Bcaokiyn side prevailed
and rushed toward the New \ ork anchor
age. trampiing down everything ~ its wav
Men, women and children were ,rodden I'M
der foot. and falling down 10 the steps lead
ing ts the tower platform were buried under
the mass Of struggling humanity. Full
particulars, given by the associated press
dispatches. are as follows:
The accident occurred on the New York
anchorage where the solid bottom Of the
middle footway ends ard two flights OF seven
steps each with an intermediate landing
leads un to the plank walk Of the span be-
tween the New DIRK anchorage aud tower.
-sborIly after 4 o'clock the bridge was crowd
ed from enc end 10 lie other. 50 that there
was hardly elbow room - me foo1way.
xoman .ho was ascending Ire .oaer flight
of steps stumbled and fell on ths .spding,
the crowd pressed upon her ana sic
shrieked. Bridge Sficer Frederick Rich
ards. who was on the plaas walk above,
seeing her danger, elhowed his way 10 the
spot and lifted her up. The crowd closed
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-06-07
City Ordinance.

Ordinance tn rstion e. the ~afc Keeping % Gun
poS'ler and other explosives
n, q ardtle,i ~ m city C,,'saii N tAS tiiv II
EHsrortA fafiatr.
-. !.--Np ,,unpuSrr. Dynamite ~ other Ike
explosive substance ssai IL kepi white a less s
tsnc" than eigbty r,Hi- from any dazzling house.
-tor". shop. other uccuissi hitlin@ in the ttiy
80. t.-->n pcrton not ucrnsa'i - Keep aal ell
t'unUawIcr or Dynamite, shall keep nr have IN hi
story. shnp pr iNrIn. house "r other u'ncmCnt
at one usnr larger qu 4ntlgy Of either t'unpsW der
OF bt nAni,s IN al on" pound
SEt- a-No person ucru-rvi 10 keep t'unpow'irr
~ uanstr shlii have pr keep ia h~ -tArv ~ any
ether buislibs place, tiiin less distance ID
81 htv rut- from auy dwelling house or other
cupi"'s building lArxer quao Ity uAn twenty dsc
pognt. u 1unpow Ter or nyr pounds ~ Dynamite
- nay onr time. anil tina, Ia safe AMI secure 1T
uAton hcr, u BE- rvaiily removed 10 case ~
Gre
pA.>gd Juae Z. 1873
Approved. J b DAVIS. Mayor.
wv. -. NrDpS Alb CLERK
\ true Copy Attest
luGI VIZ. o. MctoNALp, tiiy Clerk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-06-07
Home and Foreign News.

-Myra Clark Gaines Offers to compro-
mise her claims against New Orleans for
$l.3l7,0O0.
Anniversary exercises at Andover
Theological Seminary will begin June 10.
Mrs. Algernon Sartoris will; spend the
summer with her father, Gen. Grant, at
Long Branch.
"A rain storm at Omaha, Neb., Friday
night, damaged the town 70 the amount Of
S2QO, 900.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-06-07
Poor but Honest.

Charlie Sullivan is poor but homes, Irish
lad. who, while walking down Washington
street. found wallet containing checks and
Money to the value of several hundred dol
lars. Although almost destitute, he re-.
turned il to Its owners, Messrs. A. p. Ord
way 4 Co., proprietors Of Sulphur Bitters,
who gave him liberal reward, and also
gave him six bottles Of Sulphur Bitters for
his mother, who has been terrible sufferer
with rheumatism, and who returned many
blessings after being cured BY their use
Weekly World.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-06-07

\ well known medical authority says
when dropsieal efiusion has reached
chronic stage. tapping must be rrsor,sd 10
a. temporary relief, but is never relied up
on as cure" The cause Of the dropsy
must be removed, or it IS mere question Of
time-the patient must die. TO remove the
cause permanently. use Hunts Remedy, the
great kidney and liver medicine. This great
medicine for the kidneys. bladder, liver and
urinary organs has no rival. Hunts REM
edy cures when all other medicines fail.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-06-07
Hancock County Grange Patrons OF Hus-
bandry.

The regular meeting of Hancock Pomona
Grange. was held with Sedgwlck Grange al
North Sedgwick. on FRIDAY. June |. Asthe
weather was very favorable, there was large
attendance from the various oranges. and
everything PASSED of pleasantly and profit
ably. Inc Fifth degree was conferred on IS
new members Of the Pomona Grange. 4
very cordial address of Welcome" was
gwen by sister Clara Clapp. aud in the ab-
sence Of Mrs. eastman, brother J. r. VII
son OF Penobscot. responded. Th. Com
mite on Constitution and Bylaws reported.
and the report was adopted. A very inter
estlng discussion on the question How can
We best secure our hay crop with tile east
expense was participated IN by brother,
Aug. G. Peters, J. Wesley Eldridsc. A. l..
smith, Joachim Gray. A. A. GrindIe. ]. II.
TAYLOR. and &. 7. Clamp. The tables for
dinner we're spread with a rich variety to
CRAFTY the appetite. and all we're b1un'ifully
supplied
Miss Maggie Jones Of Brooks,ille, read
very able essay on "Womans Influence"
The reports Of the subordinate grange. we're
very favorable; all are making gratifying
progress. Sister Ada Alien delivered a well
written aud conclusive argument on the.
question Resolved that Woman has great
81 power Of torhcarance and endurance than
Man" No one seemed 10 BE- wiliin. 10 ex-
press any doubt @: the conclusions \ pro-
gTaEmc was reported for the next meeting.
which viii probably bc an opcn meeting to N
hcid al the camp meeting ground North Cas-
tine. about the last Of August \ hearty
vote q thanks g The people n North Sc,ls
WICK ~ tncir generous entertainments. III.
pa'-<! AMI The session c,o,rd with mnnyc1-
pr,s>i"n> oi satisfaction. Inc regular meet
lits q! NrdsWi,A Grange va, hold m the even
ln-. hen remarks, grcitatIons. singing. All
social intercourse filed up NE most Of the
programme.
These meetings " the Grange are prov
!ns tie u>,isInr-. Of the organization among
farmers. bringing out aud 4cvel,pln,
thought that shall AL ia promoting the bcs,
interests of the msmbrr>. aad showing That
In anIpn there j, ,iTragth"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-06-07

COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES East MAINE
CONFERENCE SEMINARY. JUNE l7-2l, 1883.
sunday, June IL. Baecalaureate Sermon.
Monday, a. NJ Tuesday and Wednes-
dav. Examination OF Glasses.
Monday, 7:30 o'clock +. NJ. in Emery
Hall. Prize Determinations.
tuesday, 10 o'clock A. NJ. 1aauai Meet
ipg Of The board Of Trustees.
Tuesday, . O'Clock P. NJ. in Methodist
Church, annual address by Rev. b. K. Pierce,
b. H., Of Boston.
Wednesday. { o'clock =. NJ closing ex-
ereises of the school and awarding prizes
Wednesday evening, annual copeer, in
Emery Hail.
Thursday, $50 O'Clock A. ". graduating
exercises in Emery Hail. Evening. class
reception.
Fall term opens Avg. 20.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-06-07
SHERIFF'S SALE.

HANCOCK - May - Issi.
'IAhhN upon execution a. TIN. I,ron..rt- of ,h.
biu" hill Central Mining anF Stneittnx Corr,
pAhy -ltuate'l in tIuehllto wit: Beginnine NJ mi
Norul"cHteriy cSfner of the ~tDv-r mn Mat,
property In the Eaztsrly tine OF The rad rInn,,
Pa7t .e"tsr r slower house thence. Sortherlv 81,
Siin hast'riy ilnr fifteen hundred feet In,,r nv Ia
~ ms s"utheriy lbs Of the road running from Ulue
MI mag !" Brunk-Siic thence EaaterIy uu
SAID >outhrrly line i've hundred feet from, IN: n
yer OF >aii last named road. thence suutbrrly
hileca hundred feet murc less u th,. Snrt b.rly
hoe 81 SAIL nt"vsr I'M Mining property al A point
on iine AT night angles with road running IA u
'co T. ~t"scr- house i've hundred audi eighfy fs.,
rom the center If said road thence Wr,trrly ON
the Norlhcrl Jirsa sail sipVcr I'm Mining nron
yLl4 -l1ST1t place Of beginning
hereryinE ihcrcfrom 40 m tich Or -atJ mani - . .
lu' Iulr'i ~ thc rcscry alton In Jonathan -tnvs,5
deed 7" Melvin Ireble daie,i Jan ~ ia s,,I -
.orte' IN thg Registry OF Deed, for Uanerk Co,,n
~ % TO- Pa-r $40. but selling hereby me r,-ht
' a1."'S underground any mineral head under 20
mu'h ~ @ali prrmisc= a. hereby reserved
ma !" satisfy -aii Execution II, m eli ..tt
PArrri al Pdblc auction nj the Office ~ IL II s,,Sis
~ El-w"rth ON saturday. June 30, I-s3 AZ len
r. TAFT sheriff
true copy Attest -. TAFT, shcr.n wv
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-06-07
SheriH,s Sale.
HANCOCK, ss.-May Fl. 1881,

HANCOCK, ss.-May 81. 1851
Nm, upon exec uiion as the property OF Geor0a
- IN ans OF Franklin a certain parcel NJ lansS
situat'i IN FRANKLIN Ia VII beginning al me ytt3i
o. Tue stage road on the West line Of he
."aies'e.d ioi thence following said line stn,h
west forty three rods to a stone In tb, fe,a @
ncr thence North IS" East fourteen rnds 10 " ~,
ntch Tree on the shore OF the cove; thence FAST on
we more ~ It's several coHrses to an oak .r.a
nnowh As The corner of land of Scammon,s aud
Mlliams thence North as East twenty eight r,,d
70 birvh tree ON the bank near Coombs wharf.
u , >"rIhWest around the shore and up the
sn'aih 70 salh stage rnaii; thence West by said
,,' 70 pLac" Of beginning containing nine and
three iourtis acres more or less
And 10 satisfy said Execution I shall scu sa,t
taIcSi AZ puhhc auction at Office OF Hale Emery a
,1n N Ellsworth on Thursday. June a. 1883 at
true copy attest
owl r. TAFT, sheriff
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-06-07
SHERlFf'S SALE.


TAhtN on execution. wherein the Collin.
nrahite company and Wilruri + GrindIc an,
80 49,, ana ~ VIII D. sol' at PuOlc Auction on
the twenty ihird day Of June, A. H. lisa Al Two
1905 u NE afternoon n the Highlands Conner
Mlhe In Penobrcot IN said county the following
highlands Copper Mining Company, yiz, 4
Certain lot or parcel OF land situated IN Penob-r.,t
aforesaid, and bounded and described IL follow
", NJ beginning AZ the northwest corner OF Daniel
" edsters lands thence northwesterly to Reuben
peVereuX's lot thence sOutherlv to William
CC"hheF- iot' thence southeasterIy by ssid
1onners lot TO tie southwest corner OF Daniel
"ebsters lot thence by that lot to tirst bound.
containing sixteen acres more or less. the same
nav lux oe ~, attA' ~ "a On ,he original wrtts
true copy Attest:
". NJ. WARDwELL. Deputy sheua
itH'DStoi' way ~. issi 1w2l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-06-07

Business is getting lively in this place
There i in the mill pond abou, SIX
hundred thousand feet to be made into long
lumber, three hundred thousand feet for lad
ders and twelve hundred cords Of stave
wood. The logs are all in the boom al the
mill and are to be sawed by X. ". X \. X.
Dyer They are at present making the lad
ders.
New Fra Lodge l. o. of G. T., is in a
hour.shing condition, Eve new members
were added Saturday evening and more to
come.
The school in the fourth district com
mences May 20. The children are delight
ed TO have Miss Wooster with the n again.
May 2s. II. NJ.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-06-07

Senator Ingalls, Of Kansas has been fire.
quently spoken Of a. one Of the foremost
men in, the L. 5. Senate. To trace the fam
lily tree of the senator would probably be a
tiresome task. He may or may not be re-
lated to Mr.. F. f. ingalls, of Concord, y. If.
Both gentlemen are widely known. The
senator is said TO own Is living. bright and
promising children. The Concord man owns
DIR. Graves Heart Regulator, recognized
since our boyhood as the certain cure for all
forms Of heart disease Herald.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-06-07
Sherif's Sale.

HANCOCK ss-May 81. ISIS
| ANN on execution as the prn,.crtv of C,,,,.s
Williams Of Franklin. q certain parrsi ~
AM shuaieu ~ SAID Franklin and described
follows. beginning the BAY nj Soutb,sss,
corner bou d Of the original JoL n krar,on LOT and
running running on said lot Nnrth 10 West loi rods 10
, sene. u'chse s"nth o West 10 rods TO stake:
l Sou.h 20 Wcst4 rods to stake; thence south rs.
has' % rods to stake on County road thence on
house; thence southerly to the brnot ,haac.
uINh .hc brook 10 Hide water, thence by
the "a'"r easteriy 20 place III beginning.
less And 10 satisfy said execution shall ali said
paI,cI ~ plbiic auction. at office OF Hale. Emery
* hamiin In Ellsworth. on Thursday lime II
1883, ~ half past nine A. A. ""''' 81
true copy attest:
'">i p, TAFT sheriff
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-06-07
NOTICE. Of FORECLOSURE.

NJ UkkEA- Nahum iay mes ~ Trenton Ia the
w Count OF HauruaA tiil on tn, II u day OF
December. i-sl - his ,ir,>I rrcurls,i In Noi. isl
folio 10. mortgage CERTAIN lnt OF land sit
uat.d ln Trrufpn baun,ird amt he-.rtlst n fol
.lIc ~ the benjamin Mcfarland real Called and
runs south nty degree t-t-t. Twelve half
r'-ts 10 take AMI stone tide southwest
n"r II where seth Duugia-s barn stood thence
south Thirty hy- -grr..- Wet, tb.' town road !.
Ihenrr along the ROAD Westerly to benjamin No.
fariand- road Aforesaid, theme BY said Mcfar.
lands rad to nrst bounh containing two arres
m"rr les, with he buildings thereon. and
wh'rra- Ihr condition ~ said mortgage Is truken,
nvtie.- u ms Intention 10 frt7 l.t-r tht same for
breach u condition Is hereby given. Date june d.
Is<l
jwA. JOHN : HIGGINS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-06-07
Messengers Notice.



STATE OF MAINE.
H,Scock, Ellsworth. June I, A. u. 1855.
Ylii- g. e. give notice. That The fourth lay Of
] june. \ u. l~,i n " arrsnt 30 lnsoiyenc as
issued out uf the Court of Insolvency for said
County II Hancock against the estate OF said
josef h " Poster Of Amherst IA sail County all
jn'gcii - hs an In-uiyent Debtor. 90 petition II
-aid Debtor which petition hlcl On the twelfth
daY Of April. \. u. 1856. Ia which last named date
Interest on claims l. To be computed, hat the
pay mrni nf ans debt. anil tn" delivery and transfer
NJ amy property belonging to said Debtor, 60 him
pr Tor his ne. ami thr delivery ami transfer % any
property ht him forbidden by law That !
Ne, tiRg - the CrsiitDra Of saii vhtnt. prove
their debit AMI choose as-igne,'s of hts
49, will ~ hci at Court ~ Insolvency L, i.'
ht,l,lcn AZ r,hatr otirr 10 said Ellsworth the
twenty fr.t lay ~ Jar-. A. u -. at ~ o'rlck
to- tbs fur, hrnu.
t,tvcu un,lcr my haul the iats nr~t above
wr,itru.
50. III IIELL,
Iyrpufy >hrrty, ~ HftarHg.r IN .hs fIsfTf WI ~.
sslrrA-s S..r anal Caaaty III HIstorf. Aw.g'
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ANNUAL MEETING.

n NoncAhonsr- 81 the Ellsworth Wooden M'rg
%. are hereby notitei that the annual r,..,
ing OF said Company for the election OF ONO.
anu The Transaction Of such other business as m a
properly come before said meeting will he held Al
The Municipal Court Room in Eisworth M"a,i.S
June II, i-s5, at two O'Clock r. NJ
Ellsworth. May -, ls.a 80,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-06-07

The chief clerk Of the Government
Dlspensary say. that no medicine chest is
now complete without Johason's inodyne
LRimena No medicine known to medical
science for internal and external use posses
ses the wonderful power Of this Anodyne.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-06-07

This paper has done as much a. any
other to expose the worthlessness Of the
big pack Condition Powders. and means 10
keep it up, too. We'know Of only one kind
that are absolutely and strictly pure, and
that is Sherldan's.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-06-07
ANNUAL MEETING,

1hk Stockholders Of the Ellsworth Foundry 4
] Machine Co herety notide,i that the a;,nn
~ intea Of said Corporation for the election OF
oincefs anu the transaction OF such other business
a. NAV properly inc before said me. ting will be
helt = he tompaBy's Office on Tuesd .y June II
1888 at O'Clock 4. NJ
wM o. MCDONALD. SEC
Ellsworth, May y, lss3 2wr2
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-06-07
ANNUAL MEETING.

Blue HILL COPPER MINING Co
THE annual meeting of the stock holders os tho
! Blue Hil copper Mining Co, will be held AZ
sacn Me, on TUESDAY, June Il ISL m - $3.50 a.
" at Office Of H. Fairfield for the purpose of siec,
ing Boari Of Directors for The ensuing wear nd
sun T V.fer business as may come before them
transfer books closed from June II 10 June "a ''
900, s. G. BLANCHARD.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-06-07

sherlf-s Sale.


W My II, M.
I AMEN upon execution - a..
n, 1n'ries Williams of Franklin, = eer,sn oi
Soas sS su a IN Franklin, via dwe elm,
road and ra,, ~, ~ ne nth side of he Counts
JOIN ,as i'e 50 conv yei to said Williams NV
in AoI o., Toi a.s County Regi Try Of Deeds
land y, sls 70 satisfy said Execution sal. ..,,
Hamli,, In TIlsw,,S.n a. oiiiee OF Hale. Emery
June isss. al nine oio On Thursday the 2lst day Of
true eopv nt,as, D. TAFT. sheriff
3w2l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-06-07

Good health is the greatest Of fortunes I;
no remedy has so often restored this prize
to the suffering, as Hoods Sarsaparilla Try
it,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-06-07

The world moves. The best Of machin-
cry, the best of stock, skilled labor well paid
and eontented, give good results. As evil
dencs Of this, try Wlllimantic-the best
thread for sewing machines.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-06-07
a CARD,

10 All who are suffering from the errors ar d insiis
srfhons Of youth, nervous weakness early decay
cure you, PRE- III CHARG This graf remedy
vas discovered by missionary In south America
5enu sell addressed envelope to the REV JOSEPH
I. 1SMAN. Station ID, Nee York Cify.
lyrls
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-06-07

MAKE YOUR FORTUNE BY honest indus
Try. temperance and frugality Use the true
-. F.' Atwood Medicine. Trade mark
al. F."