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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-04

The Brenham Banner and u few other Pc
pers, including the Age, have for q long
while Insisted upon the whipping post as
an appropriate and salutary punishment
for petty thetts, and some other petty
| crimes Of an aggravated character, and they
have been accused of advocating a relic Of
barbsrism. We observe, however, of late,
that 4 great many papers favor the whip
ping post as an appropriate and SALUTE. )
punishment for men who whip their wives.
That particular relic Of bOrbarlsm seems to
grow in favor Houston Age.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-04

go-DALLAS CITY ON-services at the
cnurthou every Sunday, ut II o clock a. m, bl
Rev w G. Young, Pastor,
| ra-Sr. rATRlCKs ClIAPEL-Curner WOOD
aud Cabcll streets. Rev V Qunon pastor
| Eight o'clock low mass, 10 o'clock high mas,
and sermon. Seats free
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-04

ne.FlRsr rREsBY TERRAIN OHuRCH-Cor.
ner Nam and Harwoed streets. Rev A. +.
Y. IN. Sabbath school ut GS, m PRAYER.
meeunS Wednesday evening st !. y. M. Wei.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-04

nE-CoNGREGATIONAL CHURCH-CoFncro Of
HARDWOOD ana Bryan streets. Preaching by Rev
l. G. scoteld at II Il. IN. and 1;3l p. m. Sunday.
school at p, m hearty welcome to all. j.
| E0-rABERNACLEM L. CHURCH-Rev s
a; rhomson, pastor. services Mt II a. m. and
| 1901 NJ Sunday. school at $50 d, m, PRAYER
meeting on Wednesday evening at 1850. Seats
! free, Public cordially invited.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-04

sycamore and Patterson avenue. Rev A NJ
Ayerisl will preach at /, o'clock a IN and $50
II. N ''NN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-04

nO-FlRST BAPTIST Gnu RCp-Corner Live
Oak aud llarwood streets. Rev. G. W. Pickett
ID D., VIII preach at II n, m and coop m
seats free, Sunday. school at E3l q. m, d. ].
Addison, SUPERINTENDENT
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-04

rs-SECoND PRESBY CHuRCH-At
the W 'ction Of Elm and Live Oak streets
preachins y Rev, Mr. Fisher of Terrell, this
morh,ng anu evening Sab ath.school at 0 a.
ISl y IN. Seats free. The pubic are c1rdlaiiv
Invited ''N "'N '''"ioiN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-24
Coronation Ceremonies.


The weather this morning for the State
entry into Moscow Of the Gar "a. splendid.
The Gar lef; the Petroti>Al palace at noon
and reached the kremlin at l-.0j O'clock.
There slight fail Of rain during the
march Of the procession but otherwise the
affair VAs a complete success The cnthu-
siasu Of the people along the route wa- un-
bounded. The Emperor wore the uniform
d general and was mounted on a splendid
charger IL rode little in advance Of the
four generals Who we're directly attending
him lie maintained calm dtmeanor al
though he often smiled graelously III re
Spouse 10 the Wild enthusiasm " Inch greeted
him at every point. Cheer upon cheer fol-
lowed each other inces>antl. from the dense
" packed multitude IN the streets and from
thousands Of people IN the balconies. The
Empress was greeted with every mark of
LOYALTY. Her daughter, the Grand Duchess
Neula. threw Kisses to the people The
mounted Grand Dukes formed a very brill
ian, group. The A,iatic Populations we're
also magfiiccItly alfred.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-24
RuroIars at Buckfield A $1,000
Robbery.
PORTLAND, May -.

PORTLAND, May -.
The house Of Alfred Cole, of Buckfeld
village, was entered last night. Mr.. and
Mrs Cole we're chloroformed and $1,000 IN
currency stolen.
Cole is tree dealer, making his head
quarters in Boston. doing business mostly
with r. G. Chase & Go. lie left Boston.
SATURDAY night, with 5000 in his posses
sion 1t is supposed be was followed by
professionals The house stood IN the cen
tire of the village with buildings within ioo
feet Of either side and opposite NO one
else was disturbed. Cole is about fort,
wears of age and bears hugh character
No suspicion of coluson Is attached 70 the
affair, He owes nothing but this will rum
HIM. Up to : o'clock this morning Cole
had not recovered consciousness. He has
since rallied but is completely Frustrated
and much afflicted at his loss.
Two suspicious characters were about the
village from Friday until Monday. Great
excitement prevails in the village. A su--
picious character was at one of the Port
land hotels this morning He vas tall and
thin, had a mous;ache aud wore light hat
and pau,aoons and dark coat. lie arrived
late last night and leil early.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-24
a,.,o w surpiu., s9e2, 036 "a
3wls G. w Flske, Agent, Ellsworth, Ne.
STATE COLLEGE q AaiasaI;;ggII!uaE AND THE

Sct.H15Hc md fFdctstdl. COURSES in Agriculture
CiVii engineering, Mechanical Engineering Chem
istry, sc eiice and Literature. Expens.s 1920.
ase Terms arra ged that stu,lents oda "A feacb e.
re sspter and Tofk ont during the kavi0 se.,so,,
ne hrst Term OF the next r'liege wear L.. rs,,
AegSss =, 1883. denominations for ads. iss;oss
June ~ and August 2. For Gaia ogue or turtbs.
forornation, address .nes
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-24

several IL the pictorial 81 tur,. Of the june
C,HisTy are Of uuoIInmvu interest, Ike Inv
frnUti-ti'C" portrait ~ I"UnY-uu after WOO
nrf- hu-t. AMI ihr other fuli page pictures 10
the prtfI>eiS illustrated pAier by ElipInd
". ,,n--r on Living tngii-h >,uIptor.. Y III
20 >"tern'- sketch Of hrAt- Ia hi. last iI.-
ne>-, arc'mp aBir,i by unrt hy Ms tdiih
NJ. Thomas, and portrait OF the artist
friend ~escru. of descriptive interest, b.
side ar the sixteen or seventeen cut which
reinforce II H. concluding paptr In her
history ~ thu rum "f the frAnct-can Mis-
-ion- IN aiforhia. nd the ilu- ratio NJ
t'urg- ". abi-'- account Of tn commercial
GfuM d ui NcN Orleans since 1874 under TIN
title. Tie GrrAi : nth CITE
Nj How, II. IN tn. sixth u1rt II "A Won
au's a>pu. assists The her. and heroine nv
maxi W their quarr'i, and introduces -hi'-
wr-ck. p-rh T. la show Ia Al moving ascil.-uf~
by food aud field ase not incompatible with
hi VIEWS 81 novel writing. \ racy story. AZ
Professor Beer OF ale, called spit h hy Z, :
coptrAs's IN" sim Of party of students on
leaving coil' 90 vi tn il view and c.ln,litio n
ffir,n YEAR lairr. But most notable. Tor noy-
city and flavor Of the -oil. j. the concluding
tart Of J..l Chandler Harris. ,tbry--krt, n.
al l. aguc Potec.'.'
Poems are contributed TO tie NUMBER by
John Nanc,. Cheney. Eli b VI. Thomas Fran
c. i!1dg-on Burnett. II. {, Bunn-r. and car-
dine 4. Mason Among the 'Bric. -Br4c'
poems are some yrr-e> entitled. Look AT
Browning ia alIu.ioD 10 the FRESHNESS Of h.
LIST volume 'Joeo>eria. sud Joseph Kirkland.
humorous ,ou ion Of the riddle in Mr.. >t...k-
tons story. The aJy 81 the Tiger which
was printed in the November century.
Topics ~ the finn discusses The Present
Aspect OF the Irish Question The Outlook
for Statesmen ia Am RIGA 'Dser-organiz j
school >s-u ms and Two Rirh Men, mean
Ing " illism T.. Dodge and Peer Cooper. The
second bund e of OPEN l-tt-r,-th- new eIi-
torial iepartment--uffcr> pithy rems IL On
The Dynsmite Policy by =. +. Quinn. an
Irish american who iii. cunt. nan, e. murder
aud conspiracy: on y itbaniel Hawthorne
Again, b, James Herbert Morse; Mr.. Cables
Rrading.. by Charles Dudley Warner; Bar
nay a. Marx Antony by Miss Emma Lazarus
Indian Education and s.lt-snpport,' By Miss
A. {. Fletcher. who Ia, made a special study
Of he subjtct; 4 he Il llloping Horse in Art.
by George Smell. II Boston artist. VIII" uphods
the conventional attitudes given 10 the horse
by artists. against the conclusions OF the au-
thor of The Horse in Motion. aud who ha-
the humorous support Of silhouette in Brio
a-Brae' iepr. sen ing Hnr-e Race (4fter Mus-
BRIDGE al County Fair
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-24

0I0e I'll.
On Sunday evening, at the Baptist
church, DIR. Miller of New York. favored US
with a temperance lecture which was highly
interesting and instructive. Owing TO the
unpleasant state of the weather the audi
ence was not so large MS we wished it might
have been.
The Baptist Sunday school have recent
ly added to their library abou, fifty dollars
worth Of new books
On Sunday morning Rev. Mr.. Eveleth
preached a, the Congregational church.
May 81.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-24
ID | T. ID

ObIfatrg ..ticss, b,gpad TIE Tbdf,. Nnne aai Iqe
HaHsf b, pun mn az fhe rate oJ TN CENTS fsa.
agei ~ years.
Fr.nklin-Mry -. Martha q. LaCount,
z-,e.l y wears. q mDuths.
East >urr,-Miy Ii, CHARLES X. Lord, aged
IA wears
>ur,y-Nay ~. Allen G. Pert, aged Il years.
3 months and ~ days. Blessed are ;he dead
which die IN the Lord.
Mr.. Do-"rt-May IA, Mr.. John Mitchell,
aged about 20 Wears.
Tremlnt-May Il. Mrs. Maria, wife of Mr..
Henry lhur-ion. -2ed about - yesrs,
Long Island plsni ation-Apr !. Flarence
Powers. aged monti> and d,y-.
May .. Mr.. Israel Lunt. aged 81 years. )
months and 10 days.
Minne-ota-A :. Of de,ea,e II the brain,
Ethel Peters. child of Rev. and Mrs A. II.
Tehbets, aged year, and II months.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-24
MARINE LIST.


Ellsworth ss"rs
Thursday, May L.
ARRIVED
>ch Hammer. Ma-lcy. E,-,Ap-lrt
~rh so Flnwer. sargent. " Htrtsnr
IN Ralph h Ir t.trAnt, TO klAnd.
SAILED.
~ NgrirnlN. Whi,norr. ny r.uth.
80 II Br u-.fttnh. t.'rt E.,uiput
~ iInkfAr. R,mirk. iIAr iiAria.r
frila,. MAY u.
ARRIVED.
80 IAmc- II.nrt Monroe Portland
b II tu.htnau, ttrr-l. E4r lIarirDr.
"a Fair VIM. ht,i'lu. L. To ton
SATURDAY, Mas u.
AREIIED
Sch t-ra.r. IiuL.hInK,. Ear iiarl1r
: Panama, TRUMP isstnn.
SAILED
~,h ,liy III En-~ arth E.H-,y, liplmr. Ii,ie
krniurky, turt4-. B'-tnh.
~'h Ar'pnr.r Clara. Bt-tAu.
80 4. iph n 'r ut, Grant, i;p,kauh-
~--'i JAmr- ~ ~. Munfu-'. Hiuchili
>r .irr anlr. ~tIn-uu. u .-a %.
~'h Nlnu-p4A ~mlth, Bn-t
~ch tncIihe .. >ANhvf h"ts, ---
SUNDAY. Ma, -.
ARHiN ~.
~ Nlan,Ac, We b~r. E.,-tnn.
luc-'laf. Ma 2.
SAILED
-. oAthartnr. p-I.r. Elnfl,ut
ID fA4g MInl, M4tJ4aA-. t,-tnn.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-24

The boys who are bound for the bank,
are leaving. and they take ava, one who ha,
oiiiciated a,crpiably At the organ Of the Con
greg ati"nai church for few Sabbaths.
One Of our towns ladies was confront
ed the other day by pellrr. OF something
of that sort, Who Informed her hat he had
talked several people 70 death. ehrreupuu
me strAightcnrd up and SAID. III >uu think
You can talk me 10 death. name Vnur ,ub-
jet ana commence, and II | don't meet ,oH
mare than half NAY. 1t viii be the first man.
IL, concluded 20 move on.
w Wednesday evening. MAY Ii. Crescent
Lodge l. q. OF &. t.. held an open meeting.
aud A. ne lodge had recently lost IL first
member ~ death. since it, organization IA
49,. the following we're the exercises
oI~n~d D, W q r. Isaiah rurn.r IN nv
f.. llng remark. That suu 4 but comfort I'LL fll-
bowed ~ prayer BY brother r. v. Maddox
''lari"d baSs. Orchestra
Welcome Kruth"r- sud sisters.
l.cci alton, tl,tc BurriIi.
bArhr d.. Funeral March
o5gn Kmm4 l.. Bufri.l.
In Mrnor,am Reading. Mar reaAc..
save hr Boy,
song, Nel.ic inl E!,ic Hurril.
Il u. II W.,
Dialogue. Four Chs t,.r-
Red. y .iir aud Hu~. Orchestra
d" Lin th.i iou,h Liquor.
KrAd AK. Ella IiunnrwrII
fopI ,hild 81 The DrsnAArl
MAJ Quartrttc.
v n- i, Mo Ayr.
ihAi"su-. Three Chas actors.
prurAarf, D,tnE ohrJ.
>'rg. AIuc VI. Dane.
Prince Imperial GAl,p.
brs ~. B,ron : ,re,.r.
>sr >rAngird Hammer. Dr.Ar.trr.
lhr p,Iu. MAJOR.
Duet, y. T. Burriil 4 Mr. l.. Blood.
III, closed the programme. AFTER which
remark ~err made ~ brothers Turner.
Hood Maddox. Gilmore. f,akr,. and bur.
r.l.. Ever, on, 10 the house seemed flied
with the spirr Of the meeting and 1t seemed
as though none other than good could come
from such meeting. In clos ng. the orchcs-
ira. accompanied hy the organ. PLAYED the
sweet strains u Home. sweet Home. al
rrr Which ">nAll We meet BE-, onl the ily-
er wAs sung.
II 7. Burril! commenced school N di,-
trct No. q, Monday. May n. the agent hAy-
M been disappointed several time, in
teacher
Man -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-24
City and County.
Ellsworth Church Directory.

Cos9RkGArtoNAL-Preschng at 10 30 A. H.. sabbath
school at IL - A NJ. Evening<Serviee At 30 .n
Misunderstanding at and II N. sabbath school
at lfs Weekly Prayer Mesting. Tuesday evening at
1l-2o'clock.
UNITARIAN Church service 10 ~ n. and sunday
School At Il ;45 A
CATHOLIC. Preaching at 10 ~ n sabbath >eh"oi ~
I'm
AsrHoDIsT.-P Pr sching at 2 Is P NJ. Prayer heenhs
5tP.n. sunday school u ~ P NJ -
UNION TkNFkRaSCg MssTiss.-Esery SUNDAY Ae'S
p Peters Hall
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-24
Burglary in Gardiner.
GARnINkR. NAV

The store Of Aagu,tu, Hopkins, Hide and
Leather dealer, on Water street, vas en-
tered last nigh, by burglars, who blew open
the safe and stole valuable papers and $50
in money There is no trace Of the bold OPP
orators. !, was evidently the work Of eN-
perts. An entrance was effected through a
bacL uinAau
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-24
MARRIED..

Burnii.-M., j. NJ J Il Long. En- Mr.
STU. rn VI bOrr Aud Nj, Ill. J Leland
bI'h 81 / -ntou
r.. maut- lay H. by R-Y. J. :. Alien. Nr
Ph nth X III nd. OF Eden. and MR.. Ma
tiida J IhIr-ton. Of fremont.
Ling I-ahi Plinritiun-May !. by Bar
tho.nm y x Lunt. E-q.. Mr.. Henry VINE
dald l.nu' AMI Mr., Envy .. Rice. both OF
Long III tuI Plantation.
4 ru'nn Mn ). ~ Rrs. Mr. Dexter. Fred
X. Il, VI AnI Mis- Agnes q. Tildrn both Of
tll-w rth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-24

!" q" i.n Ju'isv % PROBATE rnr tho County Of
Hancntk
ThE uniersign'-l. " rlnw X Il ney smith. lite
~ >'iE"irk in -ait tuuuty. iyrta-,i ~.
sp''t ull r'ptes'ui-. that ~aii Ierra-pd liza
pn--,ss'Sl u frf-1tai tt.it.. an Iu,,nt.rt of
which hn- h"cu lul. Turned init tltr Probate
'fhfT th1t her rtrun-t sHEcs render IL n,r.- ary
wa she shout have mon nf sad r,i -nnaI 1T t..
ma" - l. rnii l'i Ia "u di~trbut On tirr, nt
sh' therefor" Prays th1t yaur Ito rwopId grant
her such allowance out u . III rcr-"naI E,tatr a.
IN our -'r.t rs ynu NAV determine, nccrs-ar.
ahd pr 'r. IN also pray hiatt pnuI- lou.r- ma
q appointed % - uut her tower Il the real -tlta
~ sail l.r'sl~cI
MARGARET 1, SMITH
se.igwlck. Aprii q. 49,
STATE 90 MAINE
H.No"cK :. Court u Probate, Buck port
My Term. i j.. l>sI
|. un thc foregoing Petition. DEpLRFu-- Tint
saii How siNr public Butl". / all -, r.,t in
"rr-tTl. by 'Aurins copy uf ui. or,i.r to lee
ra|'i~h''l th0re week sueoe>-iyrlt In IN, Ell-
"o' q Am" an a nc~ paper printeI or
published In Ellsworth
Ia sa!i County, that hey ma. ppcar 1t
Court N l-ruhats fur sail cuu un to hrtl 4
Ellsworth M ~, thtrrl " r,iD,-.. ID Jtnc neat
Az 'h ~ ih' rh- 10 m" l'trcu,~,t. lnl NOV tn-.
Y nm tr'y Aayc. Why tht .atnc -hnud not Ne
I nt.si
~ III PARKER TUCK. Jutlg..
Attest tItNs =. DprR. Ergt- ter
Fu' copy Au"-t mas. T.. DpRn. Register
T.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-24

i learn that fire IL raging to a eonsld
cradle extent IN the vicinity of Rocky Pond,
on township -. Tsose who are careless
about setting forest fires ough, TO he brought
70 justice.
!, fire broke out in township 80, las,
week, bat large crowd q men turned out
and soon got it under control. But little
damage was done.
-GIles's drive is getting along slowly
Unless there are some heavy rams II wall
not get into Great Pond this year.
Ma, II :
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-24
| Headquarters
- FOR ALL BUYERS OF
Dry and Fancy Goods,
\. GlILERI'S.
= r. -
We make no idle boast when we say that we
- have the -
HandSOmest and Best
ASSORTED STOCK IN THE CITY.
Our Prices are Low.
Our Prices are Low.

By visiting our Store examining our stock
aud getting our prices, YOU will learn a lesson
IN true economy, which consists III saving
money whenever opportunity offers. Persons
desiring to practice il can do by buyiny
Their spring foods of Us. Competition has no
terror- for Us. for We are the leaders of The
same snd the howl viii h goes up from our
ueHhbors. at the low prices are selling
confirms IT, We never wait till our ntighbor~
reduce me price ans article, but we tart the
reduction. A. our RUE j. 70 sell goods At the
10" r-eI LIVING PROFITS. Tho immense
quantity ot goods We have sold every season,
speak more fully than we can that the public
arr well tw re Of II AMI rpprrci ,tc IL.
/" day We claim the FINEST AND BES /
ASSORTED STOCK IN THE CITY. 10
'num' rate th' Stmc Ia the small space
""t'rd I" u. + impossible. suffice II 10 say,
thai W. have everything hciuugin- in mudtrn
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-24
Orland, May Is, lsss.

1hk subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
] concerned.that she has been duly appointed. and
mas taken upon herself the trust Of tNecutrix OF
the last VIII anu Testament Of John J. Sauntler,
late OF orand In the county OF Hancock
deceased, by giving
bond as he law directs, she therefore reauests
all persons = ho are indehte, to the said tecea-
els estate. 10 make immediate payment, and those
VINO nave any lmn,c'iiate demand thereon TO
exhibit the same for pa, ment.
fLSlRA ;. SAUNDERS, Ext'r'x.
Orland May 10. 1883. 3,y.I.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-24
PROBABLY NEVER

In the history Of proprietary medicines has
any article met success at home equal 10 that
which has been poured upon loob's SAEsA-
PARIiIA Why, such has been the success
Of this article that nearly every family in
whole neighborhOods have been taking il at
the SANE time Every week brings new evil
dence Of the wonderful curative properties VI
this medicine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-24
The Western Union Telegraph and
Bell Telephone Companies.

Is'INIIN. My
President Forbes, Of the American Bel
Telephone Company. sees no reason % credit
the repor, that the ". L. Telegraph Com
panv have secured control Of his company.
The counsel for the Telephone people. and
heavy stockholder. SAYS the report is IN
doubtedly without foundation.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-24


HANtn,k = tourt ~ Probate, Burk.p RI.
EAA Term, q D. i,I.
af.,tpt- having t,,en hi,.I f,r .,..,,.,,t IL,
,-t1t.. of
Pyry,u p,Erpyn,r
HL"-tH 4" hfHf ~ "i' az 'THhT
mara. , , -'Ar fhrtrii<e. tdn'r
FhED II HiLL, .HtHDr. NJ NHiflrIH.
iNBpEu pITh.px IL u i'ih'
i'tr !.
utJyyJtu u pLTLrp< ~
EYJIDTT ft,HIty I,t,y II.,J,i,,
a tI...,' /, .i
r
DHnERIp- TIA; ere -,ti trc ,uutlnt- rive no
u-r To- tll pcr-t lutcrr-t,-l, Nv causing a g. py ~
j. Dr"r L. b. p-.hlI irt, n &C., week success
Is ln the Ellsworth american that thu, ma, iplnl
NJ 4 Probate, uurt t. 70. holden at Ellsworth =,
the thiri N~iu,-i s 81 Jun n,Nt 4. trl ID H..
chck Ia the FORENOON AMI III ~ t.t e., IN, they
have. sh Inc same -hpsi not ~ allowed
aW94' PARKER II-,k IuI..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-24
LII.

Our advice is not to smoke, but if YOU will
make smoke hole Of your mouth, get the
best you can for your money. Go to Holmes
Bros, on Main Street and ask for the 1888
brand of cigar. 1t is the best 5 cent cigar
in the market and is made expressly for
their trade. Try it and you will take no
other.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-24

Winter 18ar6"r.
Capt. g. W. rracy's horse. well known
in this vicinit, as Old Tom, died in his
stable last week.
-Sullivan's Jubilee Singers held con
cert in Pacific Hall. Sunday evening Their
entertainment is all they claim for it and
they would have had crowded hall any
other than Sunday evening.
The fishermen in shore find fish very
scarce. of shore they are dong we'll
Nav ~ X
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-24
A Druggist Says.

Marvin c. Brown. Druggist, Meredith
Village, y. H., says: have sold your
Sulphur Bltters for years, and, contrary to
most medicines, | never sold bottle to any
one who said it did not help them. They
cured me Of those terrible sick headaches
when every other remedy failed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-24

There is nothing so dear as cheap med
icine i is dear at any price. This is true
Of the large packs Of condition powders
now sold. Buy Sheridan's Carairy Condi-
tion Porders and YOU can't make mis-
take. The large packs are utterly worth
less
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-24

Mr.. c. e. Burrill, reports the line tf
deposits in his bank as rapidly increasing
ana already exceeding his anticipations.
Mr.. Burrill offers the same banking facilities
to our merchants and others, as would be
furnished bv National Bank. 3u
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-24
New wall Papers.

A new stock Of Wall Papers, Borders,
Dados, and FREEZES. of all styles and prices !;
also Curtain fixtures, Curtains shades with
Nickel rings, Pulls, Chains and Tassels TO
match. Call in and see them at ]. A.
HALE's Book Store, Main ST.. Ellsworth
Ne.
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The subscriber hereby gives pubi, notice to all
concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and has takrD upon himself. the trust of Executor
OF me last VIII and Testament Of Polly c. Colt late
OF Oriand, n the County of Hancock, deceased
by giving bond as the law directs. he therefore
requests all persons who are indebted to said
deceased's estate, 10 make immediate payment ard
those who have any immediate demands thereon
TO exhibit the same for payment.
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Orland, May Is. IssS. 3v2I
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st. JOHN, y. d, NaN =
News from London reports the absorption
Of the ST. John x Maine Railway, BY the
new Brunswick Railway company, thus
adding 81 miles TO the latter line.
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AT the last meeting of Esgemoggin
Lodge |. o. of G. T.. the following officers
we're elected W. G. T.. r. A. Friend W.
Y. T.. Rose Wells; W. 5. Annie Lufkin /;
". +. S. Cad. Freeth, W. Treas. Hattie
freeihy W. Chap. Leslie Friend; W NJ,
Oven FIVE: W. |. G., Nettie Dority ". o.
g., Geo. Chatto.
Nav T. RICK.
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The New Governor-General Of
Canada.

All Of the London newspapers comment
favorablv upon the appointment Of the
Marquis Of LansdoWne as Go,ernor-Geperal
Of Canada
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The Bust Of lonafelIow TO be Placed
in Westminster Abbey.

Dean Bradley has made arrangements to
place the bus, Of IongfeIlo~ IN Westminster
Abbey between the ;ombs Of Chaucer and
DRYDEN.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Ellsworth Branch Of The Singer My. Co.

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. II. BRowN, Manager.