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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-08-28

LOST bunch of five keys on Saturday,
Aug. 25th, by Dr.. Hagan. The finder
will please return the same to the
owner. 49l 3t
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-08-28

On Saturday evening after the game
of baseball Mr.. j. Monsarrat handsome
ly entertained both teams at supper
at his residence ut Makiki.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-08-28

YESTERDAY noon as one of the busses
was passing along Queen street towards
Nuuanu street, an express carriage came
up rapidly behind and passed it-turii-
ing sharp up into Kaahumanu street
right under the noses of the bus horses
nearly causing an accident. Such con-
duct on the part of drivers ought to be
stopped.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-08-28
LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS

His Majesty yesterday had quantity
of apparatus for shark fishing fixed up.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-08-28

BY letter from Hanalei, Kauai, we
learn that on the 9TH inst n native,
named Enoka, while lifting up canoe
on the sea-beach at Mahamoku, Hama
lei, fell down and died instantly. ellis
forehead cracked but no blood came out
and his left side from shoulder to foot
was all black" Those around ascribed
the death to sorcery. Another instance
of how ancient superstitions linger.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-08-28
STOCK EXCHANGE.

The Honolulu Stock Exchange
held its regular session yesterday
,npryipn
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-08-28

THERE has been OH view at Messrs. j /.
w. Robertson & Co.'S for the past few
days a very finely bound ledger ex-
ecuted to the order of Mcssrs. G. w.
Macfarlane & Co. They have also for
warded specimen journal to the
Boston Exhibition. We are always glad
to note any encouragement of local in
dustry. 1t is the best thing that can
happen to any country to have all it's
citizens imbued with the habit of
spending all the money they can within
it's limits
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THIS DAYS DOINCS.

EVENING.
Excelsior Lodge, I.O.O.F., 1880.
Bible Class at Lyceum at 1880.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-09-20
Eastern Maine Fair.

Preparations for the Eastern Maine Fair,
10 be holden in Bangor, next week, are rap
idly approaching completion. The fair
grounds, located at Maplewood Park, are
among the finest in New England and when
exhibition buildings are erected on them, as
may possibly he done next year. as good at
fractions will be offered exhibitor. and Wis
itors as al tie old State Fair, now located
at Lewiston. The display of dairy products,
flowers, etc. will be held in Norombega and
City halls, which will be fitted up with es-
pecial reference to good exhibit. The So
ciety has offered $4,000 in premiums,
many of which average higher than those
offered by the regular State FAIR. 1t is ex-
pected that the races will be the finest ever
seen in the State, especially the "free for
all. as purse Of $1,000 has been prepared
70 he divided among the competing horses
IN that race. The races are open to any
horses owned either in Maine or New Bruins
wick
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Jay Eye See.

The season has been full Of surprises from
the moment that Majolics trotted the third
heat in his maiden race in 2.l7. followed
soon after by the 2.lS IA Of Phallas, also
his first appearance. The former has been
of since then. while the latter has gained
himself successive records of ZIG -, and g.
Is 10 and has undoubtedly not vet shown
his full speed at his present age. ss is evil
denced by his exhibition mile in about PIG
on such track as that at Springfield. But
it has been reserved for another son of old
Dictator to make the sensation of the turf
year, and the name of the wonderful little
black gelding. Jay Eye See, is now in the
mouth Of every lover Of trotting. He is by
Dictator, dam Midnight, BY Pilot, Jr., foaled
in 1873. Isl high, and owned by Mr.. ]. l.
Case, whose initials form his name. His
first race was four year old, in the stake for
that race at Chicago, July Is, 1852,
and he did battle with Bronze, Wait
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-09-20

Mrs. Susan b. B.ai,tiell aged - wears,
had family gathering at her daughters.
Mrs. Emery Thompsons, Sept 10. There
we're present one son, five daus h,ers. twenty
SIX grandchildren, thirty-siX great grand
children, and one great-great- grandchild. in
all seventy persons, running through FIVE
generations Swings and hammock> were
eXtemporized and general good time was
had. Mrs. Blai,l-l! lives with Her daughter
at Bluehill. She is remark abls vigorous IN
mind and body for person Of her age.
She rides. walks AMI works Ike Younger
people.
Our new market i, entitled 10 a word
Of commentator. 1t is kept D, Mr.. Frank
Staples. Young man of energy aud enter
prise. lie keep, !, good assortment Of fresh
and corned meats, canned and fresh fruits.
in their season. vegetables, Ne. &c His
sales of meat durin. the week ending Sept.
10 were 1870 pounds. The general patron
age which he receive. indicates the good
wishes Of The community.
MIR. Daniel Jordan fell from the door Of
one of the mills Il. 'fodly Pond, hre ak ing
three ribs and receiving internal injury and
is in a critical condition.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-09-20

SYNOPSIS uf HtEBkEr ". LEACH's LECTURE.
The Ca,tinc correspondent Of the Bangor
Commercial send, the following interesting
synopsis of Herbert W Leach, lecture on
the Inflated Jeanette expedition:
lierber; W. Leach, OF TIE Jeanette ex-
petition to the frigid north lectured in
Castine, under the auspices of the &. \. X.
Post, last evening. 1t wa, Mr. Leach's first
appearance in public in the role of ect-
urer. What he had 70 say was read from
written sheets, in clear distinct tone, and
without any cheap efforts at oratorical eff
feet. He did not lift his eyes from the pa
per before him for the perhaps hour and a
half that he spoke. In that brief time he
gave very clear well wurdcd account Of
the ii!-starred voyage. lie passed rapidly
over the Garlic. portions Of the cruise from
San Francisco. OF the drcar, months
passed on board the Jeanette as She Law
ciasped III the deadly embrace of the north
crn king, Ice, he spoke briefly, giving an ac-
count Of the frs, bear hunt, &c. In Ian
guaSe simple, but thrilling he pictured the
scene a, tie heavlng ice ground TO dealt the
ship that had taken them to such desperate
danger. How they encampel on the ice
waiting the time wnen the ship should make
its final plunge beneath the Arctic was
graphically described. Ii occurred at night.
and but two men Witnessed the Jeannettes
burial. Then commenced the retreat, back
over the ice pack. 1t was desperate fight
for lie.
Se,en tons weight OF boats and baggage,
loaded OH sleds was to be transported an
,,,,Lr ,b.. nh, rs
ice.
Two miles a day, was the greatest pro-
grcss that could he made, aud tia, only un-
der favorable % circumstances. twenty
two effective men comprised the party do
ing the work. Other, were sick. Leach's
knowledge of sled-craft gained on the Pc
nobscot hills here became Of use, and the
sled to which he belonged never troke down
after the first day Twenty seven miles we're
traversed in getting all the sieds ahead two
miles. Narrow fssares in the ice we're
brldgei larger ones were ferrled across,
large cake of ice serving ferry boat The
men were continually wet and exposed 10 Il
temperature Of great severity. Feet we're
covered with blood -bisters, or becsme mass
es Of raw flesh. Mr.. Leach described the
JOY of The members Of the expedition on dis
covering signs OF open water, and the still
greater Joy when finally they were where they
could launch their boats upon the heaving
ocean, and abandon the sletis at which they
had toiled so desperately. He told Of the
extravagant frats of gormandizing. which
the tamisled men proposed to indulge in OH
reaching civilization or food, which now ap-
peared to them to be within reach, almost.
How one declared it To he his intention to
wear his teeth out eating mince pie : Of
old Moon Face" an Indian thus chrixtened
on account Of physical characteristics which
| distinguished him, whose yisage under the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-09-20

lA, October Number Of HIspers Maya
presents unusual attractions, ami j. re-
H.' for thr number and excellence ~ it,
--riiuIi,.
fronts piece j. a mastery engraving hy
from Gilbert >tlIari'> portrait % Wash
M lhi- portrait illustrates tn. opcnin.
II the Number Last Day- of Wash
ArilN ~ Nrwbur=h.' hy J. +. Head
lH. article contains among IL other Illus
r, tue engraving 10y krurli. from Gil
>'llr-'- portrait Of Martha Washington.
,la. striking picture by Howard pylr
il.rlt F,nu.
..lua part of +. II. Mill,t'- "paircar-
.l.. II interest. with characteristic, illu>-
from drawings by tn, author and +.
Z >trur
IT,. /. T.. Gu>tai>"m contributes "a paper on
:. a.. hry>cr. of AntwcrI,-ih" greatest
.- Dutch painters accompanied hy
f l-r.1iu-> ui the highest order.
Ep-' Hawthorne Lathrop'> novelette,
-.a.r-" i concluded. With an ilu>tri-
AtAyN
Farming in Kentucky. with especial
Iplhct ruitinE-hor>e. / the subject Of
-tiu- article by William H,nrl Ri.h-
.-'rAt'd from drawing by trrpr-.y In
g., 'r. and photographs.
m, llis@in>"n continues hi American
-l >,riy-. with a chapter "n thu Rev olu-
trlii"i"lho pawnins ~ Independence"
,ir-'.i hl Howard Pyle
-Ar Hopkins contribute an Interesting
romantic story. entitled Tho Wood
.a.h."
r Robinson. under the litl- Of ..>auntcr-
8 70 tall" describes some wonderful mat
ariu>iIir- ia the nri-hhorhood III Salt
Editorial Departments ar full ~ time
entertaining matirr.
publishers ANNOUNCE the conclusion II
i-iir IN spain in Tho November Number.
'.r b.-.innins. shortly aficrward. nf Il new
u' startling literary interest. 10y William
D, entitled judith Shakespeare" ilu--
3 hl AhlR-N.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-09-20

Two hounds were >ho, ON an up river
township. few days ago. while chasing deer
commander II. :. Crow shield. L. :. y.
Inspector Of the Ii Light House District. 1. in
town to-day wednesday, H. came ON the
-. Light lIou>, tender steamer which /.
At anchor below the mouth Of the river.
Dr. IIain,- ha- purchased a meek 81 land.
containing about y acre.. extending into Reeds
Pond. on ID. east side. anil l. having lag-
hcu-, huih 90 Il for camping purposes.
brick chmng, with an OPEN fir place viii ic
one thu attractions 81 the camp.
~tr,si Commissioner jordan T. dning some.
s-,ri work - oar ~idr Walk, on MI. Desert
and Pin, street, b. Ia, removed thu old plank
amt hs- aii good gravel walk which win
ar,w h,ti,r q il :, u>,d. and IN become per-
manrn' anil >afe. something ~ the Kind ha.
l-rn n',,i,-i ~ 4 long time sud We ar glad to
u"is tn -'.,-d work.
President Jackson q reported A. being
much PLEASED at thu rrugr,-, 81 the work ON
tn shore Line. lie walked over con>ideIa-
hc portion II thu road. anl -ay- that the seem
r., from Bangor "a Ellsworth along the rail-
highway which for varied aud romantic seem
rrN can >ear'rl. be- oNccllcd in Eastern Maine
u i expected that Herbert W. Leach. one
81 the survivors of the Inflated Jcannettc en-
petition. will soon deliver hi interesting lee
tur un that subject. in this city under the aus
pics, ~ thu Grand Army Post. Aside from
TIN deep interest which naturally attaches TO
the subject There will be genera; desire TO see
and listen 10 one of our own county boy- who
ha> h'rn through -uth terrible experience, -
hc ha,
President Jackson Of the Maine Central
and President Greene ~ The shore Line were
in III, cN li>i week IL consult with the Ma,nr
and Aldermen relative 10 the location and right
Of wal 81 the >horr Line railroad through the
cit,. Aft,r a hearing Of tho parties interested
i, va, voted =, The Board Of Aldermen 10 give
ihc right Of way along Spring Street, provided
III, railroad company would construct a suitable
carria-, was alun. the side Of the track for the
accommodation of those living on the street.
~prin. street lc> parallel with OAK and High
streets and thu road i ,Nprcicd Ia De under
tn, bluff back Of The residences on High street.
II viii run int" High street in front Of Mr..
Alden Bcllattl'> house and then curve into
thc field IN front Of pr. Parchcr'>. where the
depot grounds viii probably l, laid out. The
construction Of the road will be- ,igorou,l,
pushed now tina, thu precise ocation Of the
lin, hA> been fixed.
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influence of a diet Of four ounces Of solid
food per diem had dwindled to its last quar-
ter.
Alas they little thought that the ocean
before them was to cover third Of their lit
tie party, eternally. and that near another
third was TO starve on its desolate shore.
The order was given for the boats TO keep
together. Leach vas in the best sailing
boat. and great difficulty was experienced in
keeping the boat in its ascribed position.
Seas broke over them, and they were in con-
slant danger Of sinking. The commander
was seen to rise in his boat and wave his
hand. 1t was interpreted as a signal to sep
araie. The boat which Leach occupied was
headed due south, and in a short time the
other boats were lost forever from human
sight. He spoke briefly of the feat which
had caused the name Of Herbert W. Leach
to be enrolled on the scroll Of the nineteenth
century heroes-his staying at the helm
fourteen hours without relief.
Mr.. Leach wasted no rhetorical fourishes
in speaking of this now historical episode.
He simply said 81 chung feebly to the TIL
Ter and gritted my teeth" As they ap
preached the Siberian coast, they were en-
abled to tell by the freshening of the water.
that they were near the mouth of some
mighty river. the Lena. The first land was
low mud hills. They found natives and
from them obtained food.
The interesting lecture here scantily out
lined, at this point ceases to give more than
an outline Of the remaining adventures of
the survivors Of the fated northern cruise.
or the search after the missing boat, and at
tempt to succor the starving De Long and
party, Of the journey to Irkoutsk, Yakutsk
and st. Petersburg, where they honored the
American minister by dining with him. on
~ briefes, mention is made Long continu-
ed applause greeted the speaker as he closed
his remarks.
Thousands will be eager 10 listen to the
story Of a simple seaman, whose connection
with the tragic Jeanette voyage. has won
for him no obscure niche in the temple of
Fame
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Tn, NDrM american Rectelr

The Norh american Rectelr frr October
presents most attractive tab" Of contents
senator y. i. Hill writes ~ Gold aud silver
A. Standards ~ Value. and maintains thut IL
Nrr should IT, coined ~ wen a. guI MT fpr
thr purpn>r ~ Initiating thu currency neither
IN The interest ~ thu -ilvrr-mininy industry
but fnr tn broader and more equitable Dur
pn-.' ~ preserving uniformity in thc VALUE. M
metallic money. and ~ prryrntu. >iIrh con-
traction ~ the Volume ~ money A. would bro
lucr financial Disaster. In .~nmc A>u,,t> az
Democracy ia England" g. " Dic,y mahr>
clear 70 N" American reader how il j. that
while all III" forms ~ monarch, ana uri>tncr.,-
rs persist IN Britain. thu democracy. DIR. In
other words. public opinion. tl,~"ltltcl, con-
fr"l> Tho action ~ the 10Y crnm,mt. ndrr tl,,
titr II '''o-opcratitr Distributions" the Rev,
l'r. X. llrhcr Newton gives an instructive, hi>-
tnr,al sketch of the rise. progress and ilu,rtlu-
ti"n> "f cooperative merchandising in tho
nitrd states 'iurin. the past ffftv YEAR Prof
W. Boyd Dawkin- writes If ''Early Man in
America, Whose mode u lif, AMI " hu>,. i'm
pl"incnt> appear l" have been Identical with
th">' Of III" race that ""utcmp"rauc"u~ly in
hlhitcd the Mediterranean countries. thu Ni.
basin. and III, tropical forests nf India Thu.
possibility Of ''A>trun"micl Collisions"
whether OF the iiNri stars with onr another or
Of comets with the sun. the earth or the other
planets. l. considered hy Prof. q. \. Young.
Mnnrurr T. CONWAY di-ruur>,.~ lr.trnrdlv. ana
II the >amr tim, most cnt-rtainin.l upon the
saint Patrick MYTH" Nan Buren, Drn-low
in All article On Board u rra,, Morality"
MAXI vigorous defense ~ thc practices of
N" Corn t.Nchan-r. and ~ particular replies
70 the structures III Mr.. Henry u. How'd con-
tanned III the Hertetr for August. Frederic
Harrison contributes article. inl aluablr 10
III" historical student. On ..Hi-torc> III TIL.
French Revolution" Finally, thr ran. T.. +.
Hall presents an ins rntory ~ the volume ami
distribution Of social Forces in the uircd
states" Published AZ 80 Lafayette Place New
York. 500 i year, 20 cents / number.
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City and County.
Ellsworth Church Directory.

CoSGEkG AriuNAL- Preaching at 10 "a A N NAN"N'h
School At n Is 4 Nj. ENeniug service - - =
ADMINISTRATIONS At and lfr >abuAih 100.
Atlr.s weekly Prayer MtctnE. TUESDAY 'Nehhs AZ
11-2o'clock
fTAKIAS.-thurch sers ice a. ~ "a ~ H'A ~Ai4A'
Sehnolai n as A. ,.
CArHoLIC- Prrachng 40 u "a n >ahtAii >th""iA'
7F.M -
METHODIST -fn achinE AZ VI ~ 4. NJ frhN'i N''t'-
NFN SUNDAY >chuo " o. y ~ 4,
rNtoN TKMFtEA~tF MfNrfSn.-kNerf ~ufeaN Afs-N
rN At Peters HAL
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BosToS.--Ar. ~cla. 10. Schs. LBella Pratt; D.
" Bianromb. Lori. from Ellsworth.
Ar. sept. ~. sch. delaware, ~asileT, New Noik
VINEYARD HAyEN.-Ar. sept. ~, ~sh. Forrest
, ity. Coulter. Perth Aml,0y, for salem
SID sept. 10, ~eh. Forrest city.
NEw YoRk.-Ar sept. n. ~ch. Nan'ialia. Alley,
from Bluehiil.
Passed through Hell Gate, 18Th, bound Past, >rh.
Francis Coin. Beilatty, for Boston.
EpGARrowN.-tri~ sept. II, Sch. Fair wind
MADDOX, for Bangor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-09-20

LEWISTON, SEPT. II.
IN, Far opened to-d.y The
M, Ind the ATTENDANCE for the
I.r., Seven car load> % people
..t.a,A county arrived q noon.
e,,pertrd rAhlhlt,on Of stock made
,.raiian~ htile late. one hundred sud
NJ, .tails and pens ha,in. been built
h. Frida, The arrangements are most
.ptt. ~th tile State SOCIETY. the Maiae
rs.arie. Saeict, and Andra.coggin
an,, >rt,, .Ah,ht Aroo-,ook makes
b lai,N nt t-r Interesting.
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MARINE LIST.


Ellsw Orsh Port.
Thur-'iay, sept. Is.
ARRIVED.
sch Copy, Milliken, Boston.
Sch Mary Jane Lee, Hagerthy Lamoine.
Sch Julia Edna, Lord, Rockland.
SAILED.
Sch Wesley Abbott Whitaker Rondout.
Sch Mary r. Cushman, Patten, Rondout.
Sch VIM. II. Archer, Bellatty, Rontiout.
Sch SciOto, Sadler, ROckland.
saturday, sept. Ii.
SAILED.
Sch Ralph X. Grant, Grant, Rockland.
Sch Grape, Hutchins, Rockland.
Sch HuzZar, Remick, Bar Harbor.
Sch Forester, Belts, Boston.
Monday, sept. Il.
ARRIVED.
Sch Catharine, Dodge, Rondout.
Sch Telegraph, Remick Boston.
Tuesday, sept. Is.
SAILED.
Sch Copy, Milliken, Boston.
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lion Of Or. MOTT, late Government Chemist.
onsLLcOcKS POROUS PLASTER.

VI Investigation Of ALLCoCK'> PoEors
PLASTER SHOW. it to contain valuable and
'',-ntial ingredients no, found in any
Cher plaster. These ingredients are so
p~rfeelly proporiioned that the Allcock's
Porous Plaster viii not cause blisters
~ excessive irritation. and | find 1t
superior to and more efficien, than any
other plaster.
'EAhl A. MOTT, Jr.. PA. d., F. c. s.,
y ''| Of Chemistry. y. y. Medical coiiege. etc.
w. 81 Broadway. New York, MAY %, 1883.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-09-20

TIE subscriber hereby Sivr- public notic, 10 all
! concerned, that h. hla been duly appointed
and ha- taken upon himself the trust IL All Admin
i-tratnr II thc Estate Of george T.. Rich
late pt Ellen III thr County III flaucock Ic
ceased. Nv giving bond NJ the law directs he
therefore requests all persons WAn are indebted Il
the -aid iccca-cd'- estate, NJ makc Immediate ny
mCnt, ana those who have any demands thereon
to exhibit the same FOR payment
ASHER +. PALMER. Ad'm'r
Ellsworth, sent. ,. l~s-i. aWa-+
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Local. NOTICES

Nj G. {. Burrill, reports the line cf
~ IN his bank as rapidly increasing
h already exceeding hi. anticipations.
q BIrrill offers the same banking facilities
oar merchants and others, as would be
.,hed bl a, National Bank 3tf
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Ara Yor Soinr

70 travel If 50 You must be very care
ful Of your health, or your doctors bills
vi! cost YOU more than your travelling
expenses. y bottle Of Sulphur Bitters vii!
protect You from all sickness incident to a
change Of climate Ere"iny Telegram.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-09-20

Rain is very much desired and needed.
The mills have been shut down ON ac-
count of low water.
Mrs Alden X Dyer commenced the
fall term Of school in district No. 3, Sept.
10.
There are large fires still raging in the
vicinity Of Sugar Hill. Henry French's
camps have been destroyed. also bark be-
longing 10 II. b. Mason of Ellsworth, and
George Jordan Of Otis. Several crews en-
ployed bv owners, are at work irving to
keep the fire within bounds.
Sept. IL. II. NJ.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-09-20

Oar advice Is not to smoke, but If YOU will
axe a smoke hole of your mouth, get the
you can for your money. Goto Holmes
rn>.. on Main Street and ask for the 1888
ial Of cigar Ii is the best 5 cent cigar
The market and is made expressly for
IT'D trade. Try it and you will take no
Her.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-09-20
...swo,.h Braa:hoi The Singer My. Go.

Dealer, in the genuine Singer Sewing
lchnr, also parts. attachments. needles,
Na.. for this and other makes Of ma
.c., ana machines repaired.
J. H. BEowN. Manager.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-09-20

\ new stock Of Wall Papers, Borders,
i!os, and FREEZES. of all styles and prices !;
, Curtain fixtures. Curtains shades with
Ael rings. Pulls, Chains and Tassels TO
4,ch. Call in and see them at J. A.
ALE's Book Store. Main ST., Ellsworth
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I ne B. n Murderer in Jail.

Atcr>rt. Sept i.
l N.lkrr.ou, Tie Bath murderer
Io1gh l1 ihl> ct,. ip-dA,. and ncar-
~ ID K,4n,bcg jail.
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If 1t 2re1.e DOssibZe

to get the testimony of the multitude who
have used Hoop's SARsArARILLA for de-
bility, languor, lassitude, and that general
feeling of stupidity, WEAKNESS and exhaus.
ton which every one feels during this season,
we should be able to present to our readers
such an overwhelming mass of commend
atory messages, that the few who have not
tried 1t would do so at once. 1t is positive
fact, and has been so cffectually demon
strated that no one to-day denies it, that
Hoods Sarsaparilla contains more real med
cnalyalue than any article before the people.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-09-20

School has begun in Dist. No. 3. a. &.
Blake teacher, with an attendance of thirty
scholars.
Mr.. Henry o. Staples is quite sick with
typhoid fever.
The ladies of the sewing circle, are at
work enlarging and otherwise improving
the cemetery.
The Park Family give a concert in this
town this (Monaavl evening. \ musical
treat is anticipated.
Sept. IL. RICK.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-09-20

If Nuu are in want Of a Moving Ma
ue. Horse Rake. or any kind of Farm
come and see me before purchas-
>,Where Orders by mail promptly
ended ID.
]. Il. BRowN, Agent,
i-tf Ellsworth, Me.