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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-07-03

BAN"oR.-Ar June y, sch. waldcmar. Grave.
Camden
Ar. June -. schs. hit Carson Harding Boston
Python, Grant, Ellsworth.
Bo-ToN.-Ar. June a. srh Wnmirocl Ham
mond and ,phir, Thurston. Ellsworth; 81 Leon
Perkins, tastine, Lewis II. smith, Leach Bucks
port White Foam, Forl. sullivan
Ar. june -. sch. Emily, Casper, Surr-v
Ar. june ~. sch Francis CONN neilatty Ron
iuut, Addte l.. Perkins, Thompson, tastiue
tr June y, srh. Luella, Weber, Ellsworth
Ar. june %. schs Minnesota, IIutchins, orland
Panama, Trindy AMI taressa. Moseley. Ellsworth
DELAWARE BREAKw,TrR.-Ar. June %, harI
y W Dresser. Parker, Barhadoe-
FALL RIVERA. IuKe u. sch. William II
Archer. Goodwin. Ellsworth.
G.LvEsToN.-sld. june Is. -..h susan v Pick
cring, Haskell, Pensacola.
new ioRk.-Ar June n. sch landaHa, Allcy
Ellsworth
NEWPORT News. War. June ~ sch Heller
c. Moseley, Holt. Boston, for Alexandria.
f"RrtANp-Ar. June q. sch. Abby WATSON
-----. New York
ia June 10 >ch Mary Wcbb. webb. Deer
SD. june o. -ch. Franklin Pierce, Unm,.
Southwest ilarh"r. Eleu2i Chano Brcolliu,
AT. June n. 4rlt- <n.kra.r Str,an. pr,-,.c,
ilarbor. Iiari. thatto, Hrunknn. Myrn scar.
Tyler Deer lie. lrontinc Blckfori sullivan
Corporal Trim
pLiM"t rH,-Ar- june u, IN u. : Lawrence
Patterson, Ellsworth.
HNAS>Is-Nr June vi an ,,n.-or h.,.,,.
ftrth A'nh"y fpr Ellsworth.
r"RT 'L,pF Ar. June %. .ch silver Heel.
Bulgcr
rRo,fpE>cr-A Juu.ei sch. Anna : Murch
anderson, Ellsworth. Louisa saith Bangor
rEnrH AMn", AZ june n. -ch- R!cul.
,, ~ t'' k"cht"rt Mari "elh Welh. Deer lie
NJ Janc 2 -cn ! " woaIrur Barbour
4. -tuu
rn I' ,nli ilns tr lu4e y. -.h- ! u. Mor
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Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Calvin G.. Mcfarland Of HaHcocI
w in the county Of Hancock and state of Niainc
by his mortgage deed dated August thirteth Goth
A. D., 1875, and recorded In Hancock Count,
Registry of Deeds Book Isl, Page I2l. conveyed t.
me certain lot parcel of land situated in said
Hancock, bounded and described n follows, t.
wit Beginning at the northwest corner bound OF
James Browns lot on the county road and running
westerly on said courty road forty six rods; theme,
South one degree West "a rods To stake anc
stones; thence North - degrees West lie rod,
more or less, to land formerly owned bv JOIN
Brown; thence southerly to land owned by
Warren Graves; thence North 80 degrees East Of
the line Of said Graves land and land owned b,
the Bingham heirs TO the Southwest corner boun,
of the Benjamin Rich lot; thence North one degree
East ON the line of said Rich lot and said Brown
10, to the county road at the first mentioned bound
being the same premises to said c. &. McFarlanC
conveyed by deed of Nathaniel Mcfarland, re
corded in Hancock County Registry of Deeds, Vol
Isl, Page Il, reference to which is had. Anf
whereas the condition of said mortgage is broker
| claim to forecose the same and give this notice
for that purpose.
GEORGE Il. DCTTON.
Ellsworth, June l6, 1884. 3wa6s
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eob's WE'LL beside which sat our charming
"Rebecca," failed not to Yield Il hountiftli
supply Of cool and refreshing lemonade
Wien line luscious strawberries that grow
on the hllsies shall ripen. We hope the
good ladies will try again.
The millinery house Of Mrs. +. ]. Os-
good and daughter, seems to be well patron
lied.
Among the recent arrivals we notice
M. and Mr.. Adams from Detroit. Mich,
on a visit ia their son George. Mr.. and
Mrs. Nicholas, from New York, on their
wedding tour: Mr.. Israel johnson, from
Boston, 10 look after the interests of his
farm and other property Miss Annie ID.
Hiuckley, from Worcester high school-and
others
In the absence OF Mr.. Wilder there
were no services in the Congregational
church Yesterday, and the oppressive heat,
We fear, prevented many from enjoying the
services of the sanctuary in the Baptist
church. ONCE Ii 4 WHILE.
June 80.
Mr.. Israel johnson, who has been with
his son in Boston for nearly year, arrived
here last Thursday, looking finely. lie SAYS
there is no place like Bluchill. after nll
His many friend, here will gladly welcome
him.
MIR H. s. Smith is going to shingle his
house.
The long delayed shipment u insot
copper from the Douglass mine. was re-
sumed last week.
MIR. Sewell =. snowman. Who had been
absent for his health for two weeks. has re-
turned home much improved by his visits.
Many of our absentees are returning
home for tie Fourth.
Clouds of dust follow every team that
passes N the streets and field and garden
alike are in need Of rain, while the air seems
TO be full Of smoke.
The Douglass mine i doing nothing at
present eXCert to keep their steam pump at
work. We hope they will soon resume &C
tive operations, as without their workmen
business is rather quiet.
Farmers generally say, no, more than
half crop Of hay this year
Some miserable creature j, putting out
poison for cats and dogs. All We have TO
sa! Madam, lS-iook out you don't get
caught
-Albina II. Carter i, making quite e.
tensive repairs on his barn and she'd.
The village schools have closed
There was no preaching a, the Consre-
gational church, Sunday.
The Congregations! ,c,tp j, beias put to
rights and repaired
New ;eaor. anl paint, hl,e changed
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Hon. q. \. spofford, OF Deer Isle was reg
stored u the Hancock House. Tuesday night.
Miss Margaret Drinkwa,cr. Of Portland.
arrived here TUESDAY on visit To Mrs. A. r.
Drinkwaier.
4. b. Dea>y. Esq, Of Bar lIarbor. is in
this city. in connection with eases on trial be
fore Judge Redman.
Judge Rednan. Democratic Candidate for
Governor of Maine will attend the Democrat
ie National Convention in Chicago next week.
Mc~~rs. Goit x Moor received halibut
At their ii>h market Tuesday. which measured
j Zee, in length and weighed when dressed.
2>i ill.,.
Jasper iiut"hing>, Esd. Of Bangor. ex-
county attorney for pcnobscot county. wa, in
Ellsworth Tuesday. lie went 10 Bar IIarbor
in ihc afternoon
Il. y. Brady \ Co.. announce 20 the peo-
pie Of Ellsworth and vicinity that they are
agents for The distribution of Flei-chmanns
Compressed Yeast. Dealers will be supplied
a satisfactory prices.
MI, Jennie kec>c. of Lowell. Mas.
fo1Arri. teacher in The High school. in thi,
ri'H. leaves Thursday for Berlin. Germany.
where She will spend a year in the stud, Of
the German language and other branches.
80 a. Brann. Of Lamoinc. has Just com
plytcl vary inc cellar under Mr.. Irving
p,-""d'> house. on Church street. in this city.
The brick unicrpinning laid by Mr.. Fullerton.
al'.~ much 10 tho appearance OF the house.
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To the Honorable Judge of Probate within and for
the County Of Hancock.
TlIIE Undersigned hn7cl II. Lciand. Of Ed,u, III
L said County respectfully represents thar he i.
the guardian If Clara Emma Leland. Of aid
Eden, the minor child OF Chastina VI. Leland, late
of said Eden deceased, that said minor has an in
tcrest at Law ia the following described real e--
tate III sail Eden, described follows Begin.
ming Mt the corner of the lot formerly OF Alden
Iiamor called the Alden Haiuor lot near where
the meeting house stood thence on the line of said
Hamor lot casterly 10 the Frencman's Bay
thence by the Bay -outherly AMI westerly to the
county road; thence ny the county road nnrthcrly
acres more or less. The said minors interest
therein being undivided forty second part.
That sa, estate Is uuprodurtiVc of any lentht to
said minor aud that it will be for the interest ~
said minor that the SAME should he sold and the
proceeds secured interest, the said Ansel II.
that he NAV he authorized and empowered agree
ably to law to sell all Of the above described real
estate, such part Of ii in your opinion may he
eNpedicnt.
4. II. LELAND.
June Is, ISL.
STATE Of MAINE.
HANCOCK ss-At a Court Of Probate held at
Ellsworth, on the third Wednesday of June, 1854.
On the Petition aforesaid, ORDERED, that notice
he given by publishing a copy of said petition,
with this order thereon, three weeks successfully
in the Ellsworth American, a newspaper printed or
publisheti in Ellsworth, that all persons nteres
may attend on the first "wednesday ofAugust ne vt
alta Court OF Probate TO be holden in Ellsworth, and
shew cause IL any, why the prayer Of said petition
should not be granted such notice 10 be given
before said Court.
3w26s PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest :--CHAs. L. DORR, Register.
4 true Copy Attest ;-CHAs. Z. DoRR, Register.
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some >.A of eight wears ago T. H. forly
va, chosen tin warden rs she to"n and
AgIii li>hTay at ihe ,.!aI-. ! f.w a,e-
w!Hes were induced "a pass apIAlo it,a -'r, HI.
during the next 'wo Years. \ rcw ii,h
warden was chosen WHO WlS more inter
eS,ed N the MI! than In the ii,haa, and the
town began to think il was all failure. r..
ii. Tory WAS chosen again last wear and
this yeaT also, and the result j. that for more
than three weeks. This wear. large number,
Of lish "cfa ca"linaaiiy passing through
the ii>naay. NhpaiL lid, " clatmue i
viii BE- but q few wears before thel would be
quite source Of revenue 10 the town
"a Blaine and Logan fa4 uii, be swung
10 th- hryez- sometime during BE re,k an
les s'ne unexpected delay occgr,.
Our physician, Dr.. J. +. Manning, has
soI a.l ami j, 70 leave a. this fall We
regret His departure since h. la, proved
himself 10 he a careful and successful nhysi-
oan.
Dr. Walter Roberts, dentist. is 10 settle
il ,oaa ara practice FL, profession We
arc s!.l to lave few Young men with US
whi!c ~ many are leaving.
Att j. =. Shapes is bIid!ag stable.
I'll. Cousins is repairing one. IL. ]. Phillips
ha, seen repairing his house and barn
Two houses are being put up By the Clos
sons
Tie biick yard is idle th, year. More
money has been los, than made in it.
Mr. J. T. Sheldon. who has run Cush.
mans stave mil FIR two years, has moved
to hi, farm in Belfast.
The schools in town have nearly all
closed. They have averaged very good
Miss Webster, of Castine. who taught ral
East Surry, by her success justified norma
training, when combined. with aptness tc
teach. The schools taught by Eta Wight
Lizzie MilliAen and Fannie Bridges were
especially excellent.
June 80. SIGMA.
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business i very dull >, present.
Our nay crop i looking rather slim.
The dry weather and potato bugs make tie
farmers faces look rsiher long.
DIR. J l.. Hanson i, doiQl quite bust
ness On hls farm. Mrs Dr Hanson has
opened a weekly PRAYER meeting at her
house. "AN ,hy Day, 80 shall thy strength
br"
Mr.. Decator DAVIS has been VERY sick .
bat Is recovering under the treatment Of
Dr Grinlie. We hope u &c HIM out
again soon.
George Haynr. i building ycl
pretty cottage near h., blacksmith shop on
tte hu.
Eahram rrernan'- aou,r !. " e-c,,.
ias rapidly
Gap I. : Dodge returned home from
..l ..,i week attfr AN absence M About fiur
months ~ utirh time M hls mlIc 4 voyage
10 The West Indie, We IVY a.l gl1i u
see mm home again
i.omn, Barron hl- h-er N home ,icA
fot ,rtcu months. La,i SATURDAY, NJ anl hl,
iuniR went to Blrttri', I,.lpI. s,m. tno
miles distant 70 s.,it hi, sister \ |.
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Marine List.

Wednesday, june p.
SAILED.
Sch Python, Grant, Bangor.
Sch Forest City. Coiter, Fall River
Thursday, June Vi.
SAILED.
sch Eastern Queen. Dunbar, Grand Banks
Sch Adam Bowlhy, kief, Rondout.
Friday, June p.
ARRIVED.
sch Banner, Mosley. Rockport.
SAILED.
>ch H-i Rover, Wood, Boston.
saturday. June ~.
SAILED.
sch Fair Wind, Maddox, Providence.
>rh Wesley Abbott, Whitaker. Rondout.
>ch y. VI. Kennedy, Whitaker, Rondont
IN Express, Lamson, bar Harbor.
Sunday. June -
ARRIVED.
~ch nrlpc, Rcmick, Franklin.
IN Nellie Grant, polgc, Boston.
Mon'lay, June 30
ARRIVED.
Sch Forester, Belts bingham.
sch Msrcellus. Alley, Boston.
Sch Francis Coffin. Bellatty. Boston.
Sch Fair Dealer Potter, Boston.
Sch sarah Elizabeth, iIamor. Bar IInrl.or.
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PeBohsrot
The Sabbath School at North Penob-
scot had ITS first concert for the season. Sun
day evening. June - The church was
well filed with a quiet and respectable aud
fence that seemed satisfied and delighted al
the efforts Of the little ones, as well as the
more studied performances Of the "chil-
dren Of a larger growth. The children dis
played much confidence. and a few Of these
more than ordinary pluck and self-posses-
sion, in not quitting the stage when their
memories failed, but sticking to it until they
had recalled the forgotten passages. and
rendered them satisfactorily. On the whole
the concert was a success. and much credit
is due Mrs. Lucy Tapley. who had charge Of
preparing the children for the occasion.
The hay crop bid, fair to be light and
lighter if We have no rain for week or
two.
Road repairing has been the order Of
the day for the past week.
Our people generally will attend the
Grange meeting the Fourth Of July, at
North Castine campmeeting ground.
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ElnshlII.
Thursday evening, last, the ladies of
the Congregational society held strawber-
~ festival at the Vestry, but the strawber-
ries failed TO put in an appearance This
reminds US Of a story. MANY years ago one
Of our sfa captains shipped a new cook.
The first day out he asked the captain what
he would like for supper? The captain re-
Piled. ''Molasses gingerbread" In due sea-
son the cook announced supper, but told
the captain there were two things he had
forgotten to put in the "sweet cake'-the
molasses and ginger" Notwithstanding the
failure of the Strawberries, the festival was
complete success. Ice cream, cool and
nicely favored, cake Of all kinds in which
the sweetening was not forgotten, and 'Ja-
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East bnrksport.
Mrs. Betsey West,of East Bucksport, is
a very smart old lady. She is 81 years old.
Last year she spun $50 skeins of yarn and
doubled and twisted 80 skeins, knit pairs
mems stockings, pairs double mittens and
2 pairs leggins. This year she has spun and
doubled and twisted l6 skeins of yarn, has
knit pairs mems socks and pairs mittens.
She has lived alone since last December.
Lately she walked TO Dedham and back the
same day bringing home IL lbs. of rolls,
distance of 6 miles.
" = n
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Notice of Adjournment of Assigaee,

At Ellsworth, in the County of Hancock and
state of Maine, the nineteenth day of June A. ID.
1854.
THE undersigned hereby gives notice of his APP
i pointment as assignee of George W. Redman,
of Deer Isle, in said County of Hancock Insolvent
Debtor, who has been declared an Insovent upon
the petition of George W. Redman, by the Court
Of Insolvency for said County Of Hancock.
2w21s PETER II. MILLS, Assignee
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
/ concerned, that he has been duly appointed,
and has taken upon himself. the trust OF an Adj
mnisrator of the Estate Of Almira j. Stubs late of
Bucksport, in the County of Hancock, married
woman, deceased,
by giving bond the law directs; he therefore
quests all persons who are indebted to the said
deceased's estate, to make immediate payment,
and those who have any demands thereon TO n
hibit the same for payment.
EBEN STUBBS.
Ma,- 2.x.ll;
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West DttT Isie.
A Young man BY the name of Billings,
boarding at Victoria Blrbour's, either crazy.
or foolish, set the neighborhood into con-
sternation and alarm one night week before
last, by threats and other demonstrations Of
violence. A guard was placed over him
during the night and in the morning, the
authorities of the town being notified, Bill.
ings was taken into custody and conveyed
to the Insane Asylum at Augusta.
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oldest man ~ towa. being 22 wears ~ age.
Ron.
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ny members n lEr bueNspolt Gram
mar school gave an eNh'hin"n on fndas
evening IN Emery hAI' consisting OF dec
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Ireasurer,s Notice,

INTENDING to be absent from this City for q
i few weeks, any business connected with the
Treasurer's Office will be attended to by Jas. A.
McGown.
HAMILTON JOY,
aw2s City Treasurer
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LOCAL NOTICES.

LOOK out for the great Clock Repairer
who >c!l> the Great DR.. Dunkin'> Golden oil
Try lit i good. Travels with hand
cart.
4mo>56' \. tHAPMAN.
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Don't Forget
That j. A. Hale keeps constantly on hand
fine assortment Of Wall Papers. Borders,
Freizcs. Opaque Window shades with both
plain and figured bands. also Curtain fixtures.
Nickel pulls. ta>.el> and loops. have also
just received Il complete line Of lling's Writ
ng Inks and fluids in all colors which | claim
to be fully equal. il not superior, to any in the
market. Pens Of all kinds, both gold and steel.
Writing Paper and Envelopes, Blank Books.
School Books. Knives. Portemonnaies. Toilet
sets. Soaps. Perfumery. and many other arti-
cle> too numerou. TO mention. The public are
cordially invited to call and see me.
j. A. HALE,
Opposite Whiting Brothers. Main Street.
eft Ellsworth, Ne.
Call at JOYS and examine the Photographs
he j. now getting up with his new scenery and
accessories.
There has been Il wide difference of opin-
ion as to whether Standard or Local time
should be the rule in business. but HOLMES
BROTHERS have secured a happy combination
of both i'm the ''1SS4' brand OF cigars. manu-
featured by Albert Lewis of Bangor. The
1854" is the latest out, and the best for the
money. Try them.
If you have any Pictures to be copied, en-
larged and framed, you should leave your or
ders with b. F. Joy at once.
This don't indicate "A shortage of the corn crop.
\ million bottles OF HISDs' RADICAL CORN RE-
MOVER sold and guaranteed. 1yr33
For the greatest amount Of pictures at
short notice, call at joys Gallery where you
can get 2sS at one sitting by the new Instan-
taneous Dry Plate Process.
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| To the Honorable Judge OF Probate within and
for the County of Hancock.
THE Undersigned Wilbur r. Nosc, Guardian of
L Sarah Sargent and Fannie II. Sargent, minor
| heirs of Benz NJ. Sargent, late of tsoulsboro,
Hancock Co., Me-, deceased, respectfully repre-
sents that said wards are seized and possessed in
equal shares OF the following described real es-
tate situated in said Gouldsboro, to wit One lot
bounded on the North by Densy and Haniy's store
lot and land of J. W. Handy; West and south by
the Prospect Harbnr Stream and East by the town
road together with buildings thereon and contain
ing about four acres. Being the same premises
described in deed from George Weston to Benz.
VI. sargent, dated Aug. H. 1851 and recorded IN
the Hancock County Registry of Deeds. Vol ll3,
Page 81. One lot bounded on the North by land
OF Ezra over East and south by land OF James
W. Cole and West by the town road containing
about 80 81. rods. Being the same conveyed by
VIM Handy to Benz VI. sargent 10y deed dated
July ? 1850, aDi recorded In said Registry, Vol.
llJ, Page 40 one undivided half of n lot bound
ed North and Fast by lands OF Coombs and Ham
ilton, south by land OF Allen NJ. Cole. West by
lands Of the Bingham heirs. containing about
twenty nine acres being the same described In
deed from Benz NJ. sargent TO samuel Sargent,
dated sept -, 1886 and recorded In said Registry,
Vol. l05 Page 26l, to an ~ which deeds and rec
ords reference l. mad. That said estate Is un-
productive of an benefit to said m uors and that
1t will be for the interest ~ said II nors that the
same should be sold and the proce' + secure,
interest, he Their II" prTA your ''nor that he
may DC authorized and Empowered Igrcca iy to
law To sell all tlIc above described ya estate or
such mart of 1t .- in y0Ur opinion Lay be 4.
'pent.
VILE, u NO~I
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The Boom in Ellsworth Continues.

II sold bottles BROWNS SAtSAPARIIiA this
The demand for than for Kidney, Liver and Blood
Medicine sold, and, the knowledge, entire
satisfaction. GEO. A. PARCHER
The sale of BROWNS SARSAPARIIA both my Ellsworth
Bar arbo far ahead Blood Kidney Liver
ton and gives universal satisfaction $. WIGGIN
Complaint, Bearing down
Soula, Salt Rheum and all diseases arising Poor Blood quickly
n.aucnty cured. Honey RJtudd Goods do ut do al claimed.
SALE IN ELLSWORTH BY A. Parclcr, d. Wiggn;
in HANCOCK By Il. trattree, ii. G. Wooster:
W. Ptingi Eugene Simpson, A. Simpson,
Moves Bros
IN FRANKLIN Gerrsh. John P. Gordon, Basden Bros.
ARA WARREN, Druggist Proprietor Bangor Maine.
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lt"N Ne Won lkt our Row fnrmt
! Field Strawberries have appeared IL ihe
MARKET
5. X. Whiting, Esq. has removed. with
his family 20 his summer cottage at Sal>bury's
+ Cove.
The Republican County Convention " i'll
/ W held in Ellsworth on wednesday August G.
Sec call.
judge Emery returned from Bangor
TUESDAY evening. He has been in attendance
+ on ~ LAW Term Just closed in Bangor.
\ platform has been buil on the line II
r1iroad where it cro>sc, the Franklin road for
td' rnn' ni'noe Of The people in that vicinity.
Mrs.. Charles \. Hamlen. who was visiting
Mr.. aud Mr.. G. p. button hast week return
ol to her home in Augusta on saturday Mr..
llma.an daughter of the late Hon. Lot VI.
Morr
The Hind. Il heading through which you
otn seq, anal almost hear the wind whistle. i
hri-in and ncw>y ,hoct published AZ Ningl-
haven. Il j. furnished at 20 cents quarter
au5 +, worh The monc,.
ou ar.auut Of the excursion from Port
igH ,n I.al. Maranncouk Oh the Slh TIN Union
sabbath school excursion from Ellsworth 10
Fiiz'> Pond 4, postponed iill THURSDAY the
ln.h. l.riti-. car could not be provided.
N-. lIaiac~ la, converted TIE grounds, 81
-ic-.I ii h'- residence lot. inro small deer
-i.f.lulrl hy high Gacr. II, n1v
ud SINAI. nwn in the parh. mhi.h
oai iHa ~ aJf,ntiAn from Tow
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-07-03

Yes, that was so. For years | suffered Sc
yerely with scrofula; sores broke out all over
my body. and am unable to tell one half that
I suffered. was not able to obtain relief UNI
til used Sulphur Bitters which completely
cured me.-C. b. DALE, IL Allston street. BOs-
ton.
Mr.. G. G. Burrill reports the line of de-
ready exceeding his anticipations. Mr.. Bur
rll offers the same banking facilities to our
merchants and others, a. would be furnished
by a National Bank. 3tf