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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-20
AN INSANE MoTHEsS DEED.
The wife sf ziaasSoss, 80 Asttss.
ktSIs HsS C6t1A.

NEW yoRK, Msy iS-Alic- Nmmsrnss.
the young. bandsome and caituoei sifs a
Pisnk Zimmerman, The artist. 70 dsy. wbils
in.spe. kjlIed ber twsivs dsys-old iitsis
daughter and mptsd 20 xiii hss nstlIsr.
TIE youpe wife for sons days prior 70 b
eopGnt me nj, took n syessioa N her bst
bspd, nofber and friends. Her ssss ssst.
en!pe no feeling iB her bsssst, end sbs De-
clsvsd that she batsd H. Tsies sinns hes
sjckpe,s she has attempted suicsAs. To d,y
she Induced her mother ~ Leave her sDd
during her shssncs plunged pair N
teistoss into the infsars osck. Bhs thss
st,scb ed her mother. but 90 oStrpoWsFsl
sbe viii Be sent To ~ asylUn.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-20
Tired of life.

TuLATtiruIi. Eay 1%.-JaoCb SFai'z.
sisliy years rf sPe. Couuitied suicile t''ns
n, TT.iI.C hy Lsrgir: hi"'s. II 10 tree. .-e
had t.C.yue cLiidisr ard tired Of life.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-20


Trenton and Anthracite 0rbs By the re-
spectiye scores Of 4 to 6, 8 - and 10 to j
The Quicks,eps and Actives hsve esch four
victories, the FORMER, however, having
beaten the Actives twice, and sAeretors
having two less defests- The Bfocklyas
are c.nning to the frony, having lost but one
of their four games The Harrisburg team,
by beating the Anthracites 8 TO =, and AcI
tives 6 20 8. rank next with the Anthrs
cites and Trentonss st tho foot Of the ist.
No fewer than eleven gaines were post
poned during the last eight days.
HsrtEWesiePa Lea10e.
The Peoria Reds-with three successive;
Wit tories over the Springfield club BY scores
OF To o, Is to 5. and Z to S. and one over
the Fort Wayne team, Is TO +-have taken
first place N the race for the penuant OF
this professional Association. The Peoria
Club won seven successive games and were
then beaten twice by the Fort Wayne Club
by scores Of to and 10 to I. The SAxi
naws stand second. with five victories and
one defeat, their latest trump including
two over the Toledo team by IL to S and s
to 8. The Grand Rapids Club by beating
Ray City to and l2 TO 9have taken third
place with Fort Wayne fourth, Toledo aud
Springfield tied for fifth. Bay City sixth.
and Quincy bringing up the rear with .
solitary victory.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-20
1r.ss ws~ss %. We VIEW assssssss.

Traits Wsee6 80 " - VIEW oos9eess~s
EnAp,xe, Pa. Msy io.-Tvo membesS n
The ssng sbo wrecked train On ths Rcd
ing sGd Columbia Hsilroed. nssr Lsocssiss.
ste yesterday afternoon, by rlsciog yisnk
rcfuts the track. Wese sPre..sd to-day ~
rriirosd dttettives NS. Geosgs W. Hsin.
he rssisT mschsuic M che roed, shS -
kiII<d by the accident. 40 The beoshss a
"a one Y-snk Hain. 0f shS See Yorb sas.
vstsd TU.ds. He - bsr1u9 9Da4sf the ea-
gipe. spd for bali O koU@o11yssssd With
me usn. Nho vsrs 49, aoo.oneist him
lie cied IL boy:ibis seogys
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-20
CrSGds Arriving.

MCetoe. May lG-Im"ense crowds are
gIr,irc ere ,n he resent an the Vccssi"o
cittc coronation q. the CLGr.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-20
Prepari,r for WAGON. Trial.

The charges are now being prepared at
The War Department for the trial. by
court martial, Of WasSeD. the de'aslainS
paymaSier, ~he court martial was origi-
uslly ordered 10 convene May l6ih, out
wss temporarily suspended pending the
examination Of Wassen's accounts. twill
Low be convened at San Antonio. Texas,
on Nav 18th
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-20
Monroe County.
Doddridge County,

From West Union-It is believed wheat
will not yield more than half an average
crop. A large acreage Of corn is being
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-20
Waship0ton County.

grains will be eG ual to II not in excess OF
1882. Fall wheat is looking generally very
we'll, but was winter-kiled in small
portions of the county. The yield will
hardly equal last year Oats are being sown
in larger quantity, and the corn area is also
increased. Corn is mostly planted, but
numerous fears are entertained that much
replanting will be necessary, owing to the
spelling OF seed. All kind OF fruits are as
yet practically uminjured by frosts, and
large Yields may be expected. Altogether
the crop prospect may be regarded as very
promising This has its influence on trade,
and all branches are in a prosperous con.
dition. Farmer and merchant alike wear
n pleasing and pleasant countenance,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-20
Greene County:

From Waynesburg-Wheat at least ay-
Corn, Just planted in excellent weather,
average acreage or above. Oats, late plant.
ed, depends on weather what the crop will
be. Fruit prospect exceedingly good, and
unless killed by late frosts will he very
abundant Business is dull at present but
the outlook is fair. Money appears to be
vi
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-20
SARATOGA, N. Y.
The General Assembly of the Pres
by yterians-Order OF Business
for Next Week.

SARATOGA. May l9-The General Assem-
blv met at nine O'Clock The prayer meet.
lug was led by Rev. DR.. Elijah ID. Murphy,
OF The Sailors Chapel, New York. The re-
port of the Committee on Amendments to
he Book OF Discipline was made the sec.
nnd order for Monday morning. The re.
lations Of home missions to the Presbyteries
was made the first order for Tuesday after
noon. Several over,sres and papers were
offered and referred TO the proper COIN.
miltCes.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-20

II )or better,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-20
The Nominating Committee

on Delegates to the Presbyterian Alliance,
which meets al Belfast, Ireland, in 1881 re-
ported the names OF forty clergymen cad
ed by Rev. Dr. J. Addison Henry, OF Phil.
adelphia, and forty elders, headed by Judge
Samuel NJ. Breckenridge, OF St. Louis, was
adopted and the Moderator authorized to
fill the vacancies.
Howard Crosby, of New York. from the
Committee on Ministerial Relief, reported
q recommendation that the PresbyIeries
advance the stipend for
Aged aud Intirn Ministers
from $50 TO 500, and was adopted after al
earnest disc ussion.
The next order ofbusincss was the report
of the Committee on Ministerial Education
read Yesterday. II came up on motion to
adopt the recommendations seriatum.
They were adopted and create a new stand.
ing board Of 81 members, composed equally
of ministers and laymen, have charge Of
the agency, and raising fund to promote
the higher education Of the Presbyterian
ministry, with headquarters at Chicago
An amendment for -. Louis was lost
nearly unanimously.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-20
Harrison County.
WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA.
FayetteCOunty.

From Connellsvlle-The growing crops
are reported in excellent condition and no
injury has heen done by late frosts to
fruit. Business in all branches is moder-
atelv dull, and as it depends much on the
coke and iron trade the outlook is decid-.
edly unfavorable for the summers busi-
ness.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-20
WEST VIRGINIA.
Brooke County.
Cahcll County.

From Wellsbure-Wheat will yield
about two thirds usual crop. Fruit pros.
poets good.
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WASHING
United States TreHsurer's Report-Pre.
nnIinr for MassOn'n Trial.

WASHINGTON, May 10 The following is
report of the amount OF gold, silver and
Uhited States notes in the Tre-snry: Gold
colY and bullion, $I92. .076 0i5; silver dol.
les ard bullion. Sill .349. I9I; fractional
silver coin. s., ,l9a. .G69; Tinted States noto.,
S5l,lS6.l4s Total, 1882 81 6J9 Certd-
cstes Outstanding: GOLD $50 0l5 $50; silver,
S1l9lI AZ currency. 81 90 600.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-20

From Huntington-The condition of the
growing crops in this county is good and
future prospects bright. The general pres.
ent condition Of business lie govd.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-10


John Billing, has planted fifteen hun
dred hill, Of potatoes and sowed twelve
bushels Of oats.
Miss Alice j. Wooster has closed her
school in the fourth district, for short
term.
IS. 0. Googins has been getting out a
contract OF lumber for summer residence,
for Bangor parties.
New Era Lodge. |. o. q. r.. organized
in October 1852, IN this town, with twenty
seven charter members, has at present over
sixty. Officers installed Nav ), for the next
quarter were as follows: W. c. T., Sam
uel Gould W. Y. L.. Mary DYER; W. See,
Mary f.. W. Dyer; W. +. =. George VI.
Crimmln ". T.. Sidney Lawrie; W. NJ.
Fred Billings W. Chap, Mason Crimmin !;
W. ]. g., Hannah Springer; ". q. g., Fred
f. Dyer ". A. Sec, Hattie Lavrie; W.
ID. VI. Lucy Crimmn; W. X. ii. :, Carrie
r. Blake; ". l.. II. s.. Addir Springer.
Hulied corn an milk were served by the la
dIes and enjoyed by ALL
Mrs. LYDIA Parsons has an old fash
Toned pewter platter over one hundred Years
old H. VI.
May <.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-10

a Il Hartman has been appointed ana
received h.s commission y Postmaster at
Delham in place Of ". l.. Parker resigned
aha residing III California. Aiy.ce> received
-ho~ Nj Parker 10 be suffering from neg-
ralgia IN the head
Quite a lively runaway occurred Here
the other DAY. A pair OF horses attached
to a plough got ava, and vent a, a rapid
rate some scsent, five rods. II the opera
non the near horse came ii ou the of side.
~ damage was done except broken plough
and a few scratches.
Crescent Lodge l. O. Of g. I. elected
the following officers for the coming quarter
Isaiah Turner. ". G. r.; Nrttie r. BurrlIi,
". '. T.; A. {. Pinkham. W. :. E4genr
Hurd. " f. : Mrs. Susan Brew,t ".
r. /. :. SWEET. ". e.. ). T.. Peake,. W.
NJ Eta Parker, |. g.; Levi, VI. Blood.
o. G. \. ;. Moulton Wa, chosen l.. u. tnr
one year.
james Wlthee who has given such good
satisfaction a. miller. ha> gone 10 koia 70
seek li,i ing in the new West. His brother,
Leslie h. Wuhee. takes his place. Having
been here before. he need, no recommended
tion as hrst ciass man in a fiour-milI.
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10 mmuuicated by DIR. !. y. Pratt. Chelsea, Mass. /
Petition Of Inhabitants Of Bluehill
To the Hon'bte Senate d House Of Repre-
sentatires Of the Commonwealth Of Massa-
ctusetts In General Court Assembled.


To the Hon'bte Senate Il House Of Repre-
se,,fatires Of the Commonwealth of Nasso-
nh..,,,. J.. c.,, ra.., ,.u.,
'N' ~ N'' -i''''
The Petition of the subscribers. lnhabi-
tants Of Township No. 5. lying between
Penobscot River X Union River, Humbly
Sheweth, that as Il arpeareth by a report
from his Excllency James Boudoin, Esq.
the Honorable Senate \ House of Rep'ts
November Is, 1856, that il was proposed TO
forme the County Of Lincoln Into three dis
tlnct Counties, the first County to he bound
ed on the one side by the County OF Cum
berland, and the dividing line between the
SAID hrst Second County tn begin on the
Atlantck ocean at the West bounds of the
town 81 lhomaston. The dividing line be-
tween the Second or middle county the
third TO begin on the Atlanuck Ocean ~
Extend Northerly with the Westerly bounds
OF Gouidsborh. But We understand IT is
since thought expedlent that GouldSborongh
Should belong TO the Middle County, and
the Third or Eastward County 70 Compre
bend all the land within this Commonwealth
70 the Eastward of the line last described,
Ana that the SHIRE towns Of Sand Counties
when Incorporated agreeable to the above
DIVISION be a. follows w. he SHIRE Town
ni the hrst County TO be Puwnalborough.
Inc ShFe town OF the md or Middle 'onn,
y TO pc at No. 5 on Penohscot KlNer and
me Shire Town OF me Eastern county TO De
at Machias. Ordered likewise in the atorc-
sAld Report that the Secretary transmit TO
the Several Towns and Plantation" ~ the
'onnt! o. Lincoln. Coppel OF Snch part
q >hid report as hcSpets DIVISION q "a
~ . taf NsN Sh.sN D ~
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MARINE LIST.


EuesW OSeh Fore.
Wednesday, May q
ARRIVED.
sch Copy, Bctts. Boston.
sch james Holmes. Rider. Belfast.
Sch Lila Rose, -, South West Harbor.
SAILED.
Sch Marceiius, Alley. Holmes Hole.
Sch Kentucky, Curtis. B.r Harbor.
Thursday, May g.
ARRIVED
Sch Betscy, Tate. Rockisnd.
sch Graz G. lIutchings BAR Harbor.
sch Chas. Upton, Lurkinr, Boston,
sch Panama. Trundy. Boston.
Sch banner. Mo-slcy. bar Harbor.
h II. W. Cu-hman. farrel, Bar farbor.
Friday, May 1.
ARRIVED.
sch Carrssa. Morclcy. Rockland
SAILED.
Sch Minueola. smith. Boston.
Sen Grace, Alley. Boston.
Saturday. May 5.
SAILED.
Sch Eastern Queen. Dunbar. Ca-tine.
sch james tIulmcs. Kid. r, knn1out.
Ia Rel Rover. Luckhart, Rostnn.
ssn Frank Maria. Woodward. Providence.
sch Van ialia. Alley. Rondout.
sch Lucy khzabc b. LYNN. Bar IIarbor
Sch ~ hon. fnmrny. Vine ard Haven.
>rh francnnia, Aiicy. Holmes Hole.
Monday. May :.
Sch Elizabeth. Ray Bnstnn.
>ch >cioto >ldler. R"cAbnd
Tuesday. Mays.
Sch Altavclia. AHcy. Rond"ut.
Sen Telegraph. Re,niek. Boston.
sch rrapc. Hluthtns, Rockland.
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Appointments to Methodist Churches.

At the closing session Of the T.. VI. Con
ference IN Searsport. Monday. the following
assignments aerc made to the churches IN
the Buck sport district
c. 4. Libby. Presiding Elder. L. q. adj
dress, Bucksport.
Alexander, Crawford and Wesley. TO be
Supplied
Bar lIarhnr. J. H. Moocrs
Belfast. ". H. Williams.
Bropkiln. to be supplied
Buck sport. A. J. Clifford.
Buck,port Center and East Bucksport.
supplied b, +. W ). Piait.
CALAIS. j. ". Da,
Cas,ine aud West Penobseot. Y. 7. Ward
well.
Columbia Fall., Columbia and Addison.
supplied b, T. f. Smith.
Cutler. DAVID Smith.
Deer lie. 10 b. supplied.
East Macn.as and NtchiA,. Wlnfrcd Bald
win.
Passport, i. J. Haley.
East Sullivan and Gould,boro, q. l..
Banghart.
Edmund, ana Whiting H. 4. Maine.
Ellsworth. \ :. Townsend.
Franklin and Sullivan. J. II, Beaue,t.
Harrington and Cher, field, X L. Gard
ncr.
l.ubcc. supplied by X. VI. Wlkn.
NAhri-r and Strubcn. to he supplied.
M.Itopn, Il. J. Robinson.
Orland. to he supplied.
Orrngtnu, \. J Locshart.
Pembroke and South Pembroke, N be
supplied.
l'cuob.co, and Brownsville ). VI. ban
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l7,f.
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Great Pond
The Plantation Of Great Pond, situated
in the northern par, of Hancock county. is
surrounded BY beautiful lakes and ponds.
eight in number, and is a charming place Of
resort for those who desire successful fl hing
grounds. There are nineteen dwelling houses
and the school agent reports seventy scho-
ars between the ages of four and twenty
one.
The drives are getting along remarka-
bly, well. considering the scarcity of water.
john Laughlin has sold his farm to
Charles Durham. of Amherst.
j. F. Emery has bought farm in Ma
riavile. He has done an extensive business
in bark peeling and numbering on Township
No. 80 and l understand he will operate
again this year.
May 5. 8.
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TUE AMERICAN Thursday MAY TO- 1893

The following gentlemen have sforrned
an association for the purpose of furnishing
from the various concert, theatrical and
lecture bureaus Of the country DIR. o. VI.
Drake, President +. f. Robinson. Treas
urer; G. A. Parcher. Secretary; Otis Wood
man. Dr. II. Greedy. kidder Whiting, 2nd,
X. i. Suminsby. We are glad such an as
ISOLATION has been formed as We believe
better class Of entertainments can be
brought here through It's efforts than in any
other way
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HoOTUHNY Ar Nh, |, Sch. WoOltnck, fiamet,
III -wurih fpT Boston
Id NAV !. ~ch-. PORE CIV. tuulinH. Blue iIll
fnr \rW York Prank Pierce, Grant I'll ortiz fnr
Portland
Iiu-tpN AIT.i 30, 81 \. T1Coll, W hl more,
Ellsworth
Ar. MAY 3, sch. W II. Archer, Hcllatt Ills
worth.
AZ. MAY 4. IN. Mia dale. Wehhcr. Ellswurt .
III mn i~INNp IlAHHnR-~lt. Man I, ~'h tits
W Eti-Wurth, Run-,.y, Fr..Ntd urt Tor Sew prA
Nv IuRk--Ar. Way /. SCH. Abigail Hay ~,
Trywnrgy. from Ellsworth.
Passed through Hen tat, bound Ea~f. May 1.
81 " alter VI Young Young, ELS urth.
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Headquarters
- FOR ALL BUYERS OF
Dry and Fancy Goods,
N. Gl|LERI'$
= ~ r. - r 49,
We make no idle boast when we say that we
- have the
HandSOmest and Best
ASSORTED STOCK IN THE CITY.
Our Prices are Lew.

By visiting our store. examining our stock
and getting our prices. YOU will learn 4 lesson
IN irue economy, which consists IN saving
money whenever opportunity offers. Persons
desiring 20 p acticr It can do by buving
their Spring ttuoti~ OF ~. Competition has 20
terror, trr rs, for we are the leaders Of he
same and thc howl viii h goes up from our
nctghbor-. at the low prizes we are selling
confirms II. We uttrr wait till our ncighharS
reduce ne price of An, article, bu we tart the
reduction. A. our ru'" i to sell goods NJ the
LON tSI WING PROFITS. Tn" immense
quantity ~ gods We have -uIi every season.
speak. more tnlly than We can that he public
are well Hw IRE Of It ru ippreci ,tc il.
~ day We claim toe FINEST AND BEST
ASSORTED STOCK IN Tue CITY 10
cnums rate he >,far III the small space
Hllut I'd /" u, y impossible >utiitr il To- >ly,
that wt have every thing hriungu. III 4 modern
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Rumor that Fenisns Intend Blowing
I'd the Shipping at Halifax
Haitian. y. :. Ma,

Owing TO the receipt by Lieut.. Coy.
Archibald Of the startling letter Of warning
from Sir John Mcdonald number Of
special policemen were sworn in thu, after
noon for service about the government
Provincial Building and other points
Last night the Provincial and Coast Office
Buildings were watched by two policemen
or the City force detailed for that duty, be-
sides the regular nisn, Waterman Kept at
those places
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-10
ACyclone in New Jersey.

4 cyclone accompanied by ram, lightning
and hail struck Paterson. y J.. at about
K ..crocL hi. evening. Several mills were
unroofed and an unfinished church splre ~a'
demolished. Lumber plies we're scattered
trees uprooted and the telephone system 'f-
rnoished. Several persons we're slight, IN
n,re3 In Nh. ci,, THE wind ~a~ yer, high
for time, and many signs were blown down
and other slight damage done 81 lFeh'oh'
! c,rcu, tent va, torn To shred, and several
EMPLOYEES injured. / he audience hAd Just
left the tent Of grea, los Of life must have
resulted
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-10
Railway Collision in Wisconsin.

A special dispatch to tie Sentinel sa!s a
collision occurred to-day on the Madison
division Of the Chicago and Northwestern
Railroad. between passenger and freight
train. A fireman was killed and number
Of other persons injured Il i impossible
to get particulars owing 10 the retcence Of
the railway Official.
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City and County
Ellsworth Church Directory.

COSGREGArIoNAL-lreAchinE at le;So A N. >AhpA'h
srb,..i A. n a. a N ENguIar service AZ ~ r.. .
a, n,- s.,..t,..- !, : 10y - n sabbath school
49, We.his PRAYER Meeting Tuesday evening at
7i-2a'clnek 5...,.,
uSIrAxAS c urch service 4 ~ - a ~ and Na"'''
>cau ltt \ .tF " 1919. ...,.,i A.
CARROLL - Or. aCtirE At 10 - A n >No'"'
~, p-..,,i,y ,telsrx PRAYER Msetins
Ts4rN sAnftt school III q Z ,.. :, e. a,
Txt.N TrsptENa.t MEkrtNe EVER ~uii"AF
ts.t.r
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Everybody Likes

to he called handsome. especially the Young
ladies. But that is simply impossible as
long as their face is covered with pimples,
blotehes and sores. But wait, there is no
need of this; one or two bottles of Sulphur
Bitters will remove all such designations,
and make your face fair and rosy.-Fannie
Bell, Ednress.
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Obituary.

p.,J a. s.u.r,.Il N,,. NJ, % ~,
Mr.. >,r,b Coo.Inn K.,. uri,a "A, rbr MIL
MIN. R.rism,r FIJI, farn,r,, Nv >,d.,ulrA
H.. .,r.I IN ,..,r. LILLY l r,,,,,-.
lnr,.. ,,r,.. NJ fr...,,I. ',,,, .n.l..,r.5 =.
t,rign. r,,-. AMMAN, s.tr r4..r., ,n.
III. WI. t..,..,,t'I..
-, ''''
HA''N 'HIi't'4N ahI NHilAi-t -ftGr' "trt
4mici. Ilr4N 10 iIic ,fr became member
~ the Methodist church Of Bruuk~,IlIc. Ne
,,,.i..,,b,. l.,d.~.t,.,,,R r., n IA E..,.,.,.
I.h -h.t..t
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New Wall Papers.

A new stock of Wall Papers, Borders.
Dados, and Fffiezes, of all styles and prices !;
also Curtain fixtures. Curtains shades with
Nickel rings, Pulls, Chains and Tassels 10
match. Call in and see them at j. A.
HALE's Book Store, Main St, Ellsworth
Ne
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-10

Mr.. &. q. Burriil, reports the line III
deposits in his bank a. rapidly increasing
ana already exceeding his anticlpations.
Mr. Burrill offers the same banking tacllltle,
to our merchants and others, as W. III he
furnished b, National Bank = 3tf
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Notice to Mariners.

Nfw YORK. May $.
\ spar blo, painted with black and red
horiz9u,a. stripes has been placed % marx
the location af rock having only four feet
Of water on il az low water, a; the entrance
Il Norwa.h River. Conn.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-10
Meeting Of Board of Aldermen.


EIINWVKTH' Nay 7, INnp'
Morrison \ JOY we're authorized and per
mitted to erect aud MAINTAIN, on the easterly
side Of the City Farm. suitable building
for the storage and safe keeping Of powder
and other explosives.
A committee was appointed to examine
the ground and ascertain the cost Of build
ing a reservoir IN rear Of J. NJ Hale \ Cos
stable, and if advisable. the Mayor, to cause
the same % ~ built
Vim. o. Mcdonald was elected one Ct the
experimenting School Committee in place
Of Geo ". Hudson resigned.
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Hearing on Application for an lnlunc-
ton Postponed.
Bo>roN, Ma! $.

b">ION. NaI n
The hearing in the case of the Trustees
Of the Eastern railroad, who have asked for
an injunction to prevent the lease Of the
road TO the Boston and Maine. vas post
poned to-da, 10 the 10Th, when the case Will
he heard upon It's merits.
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The Weather.
WAR DEPARTMENT

WAR DEPARTMENT.
Office Of the Chief Signal Officer
WAsHINGroN, &C. May 81 A. N.
IadicGtIon,
For New England, generally fair and
slightly cooler weather. Light. variable winds.
B lPher barometer.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Ellsworth B-a.ch Of The Singer My. Go.

Dealers in the genuine Singer Sewing
Machine. also parts. attachments. needles
oil &c, for this and other makes Of ma
chimes. and machines repaired.
J. H. BKOwN. Manager.
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If you are in want of Moving Ma
chine. Horse Rake. or any kind of Farm
Machinery, come and see me before purehas
ing elsewhere. Orders by mail promptly
attended to.
J. II. Brown. Agent.
l1tf Ellsworth, Me.
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Did YOU near now JOSIAH Pitkin Of Chel-
sea. VI, wa, cured Of terrible sore leg.
by Hood, SArsaparlla, the blood purifier
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why are American ladies the best
dressed in the world? Because America is
ahead on spool cotton, and Willimantic is
the best thread for sewing machines.