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FOR SALE.
STocK OF GROCERIES,

0t oE0 WILL buy the business Of one
OlOCO of tho best II years paying Ho-
tells in this city, near the depot good reason
for selling, Inquire Mt - 0VsPton street.
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ROBINSON'S MUSEUM.
Week-Hrand GaIa Week
TILL TWn-InNGuEn GIRL.

THE TWO-TONGUED GIRL,
ALBERTINE GREENFIELu,.
A little lady gifted by nature with Two
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of nature known.
FRED howe, Kentucky's Fat Boy. VERSo,
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lnERMAN POTTERY, the Tiny Mid get. A. o..
BABEL, Cowboy Pianist. JAMES MAURICE
Elastic Skin Man. And 8 Grand Collection
of Wonders. and a Double Stage. Perform
ance. ADMISSION To ALL, 10 CENTS.
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Or m. A. DAVPHlhS
Y W~HSbinEtOl- u. O.
q, M Q " est Court NJ, Memphis, Tenn

Make p. o. Money Orders payable
and address Registered Letters to
UEw ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La.
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A TIA BAR0AlN-A good paying German
WISHING to rotire. For iurthOr particulars,
il quiro at BRUNER'S, in Helena, Ark.
uIRST-CLAsS BAHBER. SHOP With u
II good trade; reason ior selling, bod hoMh.
Will sell cheap. Address
H., this office,
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1t is worth putting on record that
the following was the brilliant cast OF
characters at the Performance OF Lon.
don Assurance at the Theatar last
night:
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nNESH.P. "%Farqunhar'' Stnsm Ensino
" aud Horizontal X Tubular Boiler, com
plote, all good IA now; has not caen fur
months actual service. Also, one new No.
"Fay" Resaw Mach ne. With % inch saw.
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SOLID silver &c EEuiiord'a,
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MICE HEATING sT0VE-CheaD. nearly
IN now, at 1873 Union ttroot.
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T OsT OR MISLAID-A Set Of Plans be-
Il longing to B. Lowenstein d Brothers
New Building. Please return to
JOHN REID, Builder.
GTEER-A large red steer, with large
II ADAMS STREET.
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DLD PAPERS Choap. at.
" APPEAL OFFICE.
UlOK SALE OHBAP-No, b Washington
II Hand Press, for nine-column papert
rood as new. Inquire Mt No. 81 Union ST..
A L II. A. Jones Il Co.'S, one nice gentle
~ buggy MARE that any lady can drive
or ride perfectly safe.
DESfDENCE-Nos. BB and IS Market st.;
IN In GOOD repair; lot b7hxl4S%. Apply to
NJ. O. KENNEDY, 47k Moeby 81.
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TAKEN UP.
LOST.

DOG-Lomsn and white Setter. Answers
II to name Of Sam. Rstprn and 6e re-
wardnh- ~. B.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NE EMPHIS

GRAND SUCCESSl
1o91 H
The Greatest Living Actress. in Grand Old
Comedies.
TUESDAY. ...........-..LAN by OF LYONS
WEDNESDAY AND CHRISTMAS NIGHT,
pEG WOFFINHDON.
TVURSDAY...AA YOU LIKE 1T
FRIDAY ....,..:..
Christmas Matinee,....LADY or LYONS
nE-Seats at Mulf rd's. IA
New Years Week ADELAIDE RAN
DALL'S BIJ0U OPERA COMPANY.
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y MULES AND DRhYS-Address
n X, 3G5 Mississippi avenue.
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4 NOTTAGE-Ha Hand come new cottage on Mis-
OtiFsinri ave-. lott0xl60. Add, Ia, Appeal.
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Ii UkSE--Good geulo buggy horse; lady
II. can drive. A, p, Tavlor 20 Madison st,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-06
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IuLHANhItIpT san,

Int LNANuNtK directs attention
to ihr llaher bankrupt sale begin.
ming Monday. which l. announced On
eur fourth pay 10y MIR Peter Me.
Iiclhui This i- a superb stock Ut
goods and OF course uIcy viii be- sold
AMY below price
Ihrhdles especially are warned
TINT bargains viii bee trembling iu
the balance and also that the, Wul
mot trrmhIc long.
The object of this sale il to yet rid
ot the goods with TIL, fact well uu
drr-iood merchant aud custom, T.
may very promptly brput thorough,
300 accord
Don't stay away while these bar.
'tu- are going.
i'u and secure bargains tomorrow
n- they won't last always.
licm'mhcr thr place llahcr'- old
stand Austin street.
A -nniI Army OF clerks has been
Engaged toHttcuj To the rush.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-06

W u 'rumplou general suprrin.
.'udrut u. W Dickinson. division
.ur,rhIrndcnl and Il. l. Van /nndt.
'llci engineer NIL OF the II. Louis
AIhau-n- and .lcNn- railway, arrived
100 'hr'll yesterday morning at cia
"u special wr which was IN charge
"l conductor NuarNcr. AMER remain.
iHe 10 the O. N for nm hour, they lett
I"r N1lre'liir, returning in the nj.
Icfuuuu IhrN are ON u tour of in
-prrton and reported everything
."'r' along the line. The party re-.
turned ua,t last night
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Mc-srs t. hrilucr y Go. p.mmrr
,lAi job printers, print tho Ir,n-
Druggist the Guardian. the .t,nml.
view raracIctr," aud thr S ~ ca.
News, all regular qualifications.
the Texas Druggist being the
largest Ia Waco l,r.ldr- these
they are now engaged 300 swuiug om
pamphlets tor lnl lor l'unrrlb and
lHul Quinn College, and all this mad.
ditiou TO their usual hayy run of
commercial job printing aud hook
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-06

work. When waited Oh yesterday to
see if they desired auy advertising.
they were found -o completely over
Whrlmcd with work TINT they could
not even spare the time to write an
advertisement.
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InNrIL MI.I-IIN..
The Iirsi ui,rd Wooiing sine. the
y ". 4. 4 urgnnty,d

w. - - bfEhnigth
hr iu~i mNcd gospel meeting
Nee lhr "ung Mems Christian A..
'"'"l"n was thoroughly organized.
u.s. called tor tia this AFTERNOON nj
N"Urr.s hai. 4 ml Attendance of
"dir-. nud gentlemen not members of
'lIr h'-"DmIuu, D. expected Every
W'Whrr OF the association. whether
"lINr"r H-,orIUlc, Is also expected tu
Do. 900 hand. There will bee singing
with utgHuar,uupluimrni.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-06

I"nHHllnr. ha- already done yrn
A""I service ia two cases OF hHbituai
hrnd"rhGol au Otherwise very uh-ti
mate amt iuirarHhlc nature. Ihro.
Il'Imnu NJ. H., ST. lhuua-, Mo.
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THE incest remedy tor sick stomach
nud bowel complaints is lannon's Re
ucl 10 .ruls ~ bottle, sold boy s. B.
Hamlet
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lis vain zoo sr,h H powder thut IrH., Dieter,
I.'H a4l Use lU.. uuI- tu Improve ttr uuU.
.cNi'u iul sul, ht HN duH.I-ir il. ra|r
Il ufllrs - Morrison. WACO. IrAu-.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-06

lcayc oricr Tor tuning aud repair
ing. J. \. MuoRE
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$50 40. authorized .ss.....r. Vf teh o.
s'i .- H|HHl. llH. FOOT ... ..... .atIf. Ht fI.
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D. b. iIarIi-au.. lia..f.t .Yuus If.a.
H'f - .h' wi.f ..n .1..' u iIr aD
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ATTAIN. AN. e. IHiu
'u Boz aad otn,. merchants ant ts sa.rib.
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uHu. n,tU'.iu. Hr %. election 70
Goo HiI.. .' h.Un If .I.HN.. county
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-06-17
The Fishery Questions.

The Secretary of the Navy has ordered
the North Atlantic squadron TO proceed as
far as Portland, and there report for orders.
Democratic Congressman are pleased at this
action, as they are said to have felt keenly
the criticisms of the New England repre-
sentatives upon the hardness of the admin
istration. 1000 British troops have been
ordered TO Halifax, and the feet known as
the British West India and North American
squadron. The Colonial government has
backed down from the attempt to prohibit
the selling of herring for sardines, and Min
lister of Marine and Fisheries Foster at
Halifax has directed that any American YES
sci. not fisherman, may purchase fish at
any Dominion port. In the six weeks since
the ssrdine season opened $50 900 have been
paid out to Canadian weir fishermen by
Eastport sardine packers. Mr.. BoutelIe of
Maine has prepared bill to largely increase
the duty on fish brought to the United
States, which meets the approval of Amer
lean fishermen. The fishing troubles were
debated in the L. S. Senate, last week, and
Mr.. Hale spoke briefly and pointedly Of the
need for immediate action by the admins
tration. In regard to the complaint Of WIN.
5. Trefethsn of Portland who cited the cases
of the American schooner Monterey and the
Canadian schooner Sisters, Mr.. ID. Lyman,
chief of the navigation division of the
Treasury Department, has made q state
ment showing that the circumstances of the
two seizures were entirely different. The
Canadian government now claims that the
three mile fishing limit is to be reckoned
from headland to headland.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-06-17
The Village Improvement Society

Among the many Improvements which
have come to Ellsworth during the las,
decade, but few have exceeded in import
ance the rev society just organized by the
ladies and designated as The Village Im-
provement Society. Il comes at good
time-as all blessings do-and is called in
to existence by the needs Of the hour. That
it has a mission, no one who looks about
him can doubt That the society can and
will make itself useful in hundred ways We
confidently believe. The opportunities for
labor are indeed many and varied. So
much needs TO be done that We do not see
how the members can tell what to do first.
Women never took on themselves more
formidable task. Their numbers and re-
sources are limited, but their courage and
efficiency are adequate to the accomplish
ment of grand results. Ifthelr laudable en-
deavors are supplemented as they ought to
be, and as we trust they will be, by our
citizens generally, we predict that all will be
astonished at the good which will be done.
Nav their success be commensurate with
their most earnest efforts
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-06-17

Efforts will be made by the local au-
thorities Of Woburn, Mass, to induce the
President to visit that place on his tour east
this summer. An ancestor Of the President,
who died in l7l6, lies buried there.
Prince Auguste Leopold, grandson Of
Don Pedro, of Brazil, reached Baltimore Md,
Wednesday morning. He visited several Of
the prominent establishments Of that city
and the newspaper Offices. He is en- route
to Annapolis to visit the naval academy.
Samuel ]. Tilden took long sail up the
Hudson with his niece on the steam yacht
Viking, on Tuesday afternoon. He was as
sisted on, of his carriage by one of the
yachts officers and then walked steadily
aboard He seemed to enjoy the trip very
much.
Mr.. Gregory, publisher of the Utica
Journal, caused to be printed upon white
silk, one copy Of the last number Of his pa
per containing an account Of the President
ia wedding. Ornamented with bow OF
white satin and encased in a white-iined
box, Postmaster Gregory mailed this neat
contribution to President Cleveland
Congressman Morrison gave notice in the
House FRIDAY. that on thursday next he
would call up the tariff bill. Congressman
Mckinley in behalf of its opponents stated
that he would resist its consideration.
Invitations were issued Friday to Pres-
dent Cleveland's wedding reception, TO be
held Tuesday evening of this week, and
many Washington officials feel relieved.
The death of the Right Rev. Thomas
Francis Hendri,ksen. Bishop Of the Roman
Catholic diocese of Providence, r. l.. oc-
CURED in that city Friday evening.
1t took 81 ballots TO nominate Thomas
lay, the Democratic candidate for Governor
of Alabama. al Montgomery. Friday
Secretary Bayard has received intorma-
tion OF unusual activity among the Nor
mon missionaries throughout Switzerland.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-06-17

Jefferson Davis ha. been Frustrated
ever since bis return from hi, tour through
Georgia and Alabama. with bronchitis and
ophihalmia,
The resignation Of F. II. Winston,
United States minister TO Persia, ha, been
accepted b, Secretary Bayart
Original copies Of Official orders to the
army issued during the revolution have Jus,
been found al West Point. They throw light
on many disputed questions.
General Fremont j. 10 be made a mem
Der Of Kit Carson Post, G. A. r, in Wash
ington.
Mrs Grant, widow Of the General.
Colonel Grant and Mrs. +. ID. Grant, will
pass the season at Cranstons hotel, on the
Hudson.
Charles Johnn,cake, chief of the Dela-
ware Indians in Indian Territory, is on his
way 10 Washington 10 hold conference with
the Great Father" He is - wears Of age
and has presided over the Delauares for
forty wears. For 81 years be has been an
ordained Baptist minister and at present de-
livers two sermons every Sunday.
Colonel Fred Gran, is busily engaged
editing the journals of his fathers tour
around the world. Ii is his present plan,
seconded by the wishes Of Mrs. Grant, to
publish this interesting narrative on his own
account.
The President and Mrs Cleveland. and
Colonel Lamont and wife arrived in Wash
ington from Deer Park, at 7:3O on the even
ing Of the sth.
In the Senate, the Sth, Mr.. Morrill, from
the committee on finance, reported bill
creating an additional secretary Of the treas
| ury.
Returns from the Oregon election show
heavy Democratic gains. Plunery, the
Democratic candidate for Governor will
probably have at least 1900 votes over Cor
neleus, the Republican candidate The re-
suit is said to be due to third party temper
ance men.
The Senate Wednesday passed the bill
to legalize the incorporation of national
trade unions.
The master workman of the knights OF
Labor Assembly of Pacific, Missouri, has
been sentenced TO two years in prison and
fined 500 for attempting to wreck the first
freight train that left ST. Louis during the
| strike.
"A dispatch, from General Miles to the
war department, says, that since entering
the United States territory, the Apache In
dams have committed thirteen murders
1t is stated on authority at Halifax that
no more seizures of American fishing YES
sells will be made except when the violation
Of the treaty of 1918 is very open and fla
grant. Imperial instructions, it is said, do
| not sustain the Canadian construction of the
three-mile limit.
Rev. DIR. Kinlock Nelson, the newly
chosen Protestant Episcopal bishop of the
eastern shore Of MARYLAND, was private
soldier in the Confederate ranks, and, though
then young man, rose to be an officer 10
Kemper's brigade.
Rev. NJ. NJ. Gutheins, Rabbi of the
Temple Sinai in New Orleans, La, died
Friday night. He was one of the most
important leaders IN the Reformed Jewish
church and in Jewish orders and charitable
institutions.
Mrs. Ex-President Polk, who lives at
Nashville, was remembered with q piece of
Cleveland's wedding cake and with cards.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-06-17
A Valuable Commentary

| Dr. Crosby's Commentary has been present.
ed 10 the public to supply long felt and much
needed want. II consists Of the New Tes,a-
meut in both Old and New versions carefully
annotated by Dr. Howard Crosby, u. n. Ii.
D., EN-Chancellor Of the University OF the
City OF New York. and a member OF the Amer
lean Revision Committee. In this work the
two versions are side by side with DR.. Cro>.
by, note, at The bottom Of the page; and the
marginal readings Of the revised version above
these notes. These notes explain the reasons
for al the changes made BY the reyiser.. help
ever many difficult passages and give great
deal of valuable information. the whole de-
signed 10 promote better understanding Of
the word Of God.
Or. Crosby. who l. one NJ the finest Greek
scholars IN lh, country, wa> selected 10 pre-
parr tbs work, because hc was considered
better qualified than any other niernber Of the
revision committee. Hi not.s are the result
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ten in q clear, YET pleasing manner and are
free from dennmna,ionsl doctrines.
At The beginning Of each book coming after
Acts. ;herc i, brief Introduction showing
n.
other facts relating to ih. book Of Romans.
A." al thc close 81 each chapter between Act.
ami Revelations, there j. given IN argument
~ thu chapter, showing just what truth, the
inspired writer intended a. ~ forth in each
particular chapter. 4 great many references
ars also given To- other passages IN both the
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-06-17

HANCOCK. IS. June It'll, A. D., lsst.
DY virtue Of an execution. wherein the late Mel
d atiah h. Chase of Bluehll /. creditor, aud Adj
elina V Willins OF said Biuehil is debtor, said
execution having been issued on "A judgment re.
covered at a term Of the sup. Jud. Court for Han
cock County, Me, on the End Tuesday Of April,
A. ID. lss,) have taken to satisfy the same all the
right, title and interest which the said Aelina
V. Wilns has In and to the following described
property, to wit certain lot of land together with
buildings thereon, situated in Bluehill, beginning
at stake and stone on the road leading through
the Kingdom $50 called TO Bruoksville; running
thence on line of land owned by Israel Webbcr
forty rods 10 stake and stones, thence on line OF
Land owned by the late Thomas W. Gray twenty
four rods TO said road; thence thirty-siN rods ON
line Of road to aforementioned buunds.-contain.
ing three acres, more or less. And shall sell all
Of said debtors right, title ami interest IN and to
the above described lot parcel OF real estate at
public auction To the highest bidder therefor AT
the sheriff 5 Office in Ellsworth in said County of
Hancock. on saturday, the 10th day of July, A. d.
ISL, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon.
3w23 A. X DENEREUX, Deputy Sheriff.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-06-17
Our Congressional Nominees =.

Republican convention. have now been
held in the four congressional districts Of
Maine, and our four able representatives
10 Congress have been reuominated 10 sue
ceed themselves, with . certainty Of their re-
election. This is as il should be. With
Thomas B. Reed, Nelson Djngley. Jr.. Seth
L. Miiiiksn and Charles y Bou.elle. in the
lower branch Of Congress. the people Of the
several districts Of the State may res, cas-,
knowing tha, they are ABLY and faithfully
represented. For the Democratic nomns-
tons now made and vel to be made We have
no criticisms. except to suggest that il pre-
yokes a smile - think Of Dr. GArcelon's be-
ing placed in nomination 10 run against
Nelson Dingley Jr. Could the contrast be-
tween Two men be greater Dsngley the gen
teman. the scholar, the president statesman
and one Of the most able representative
which Maine ever bsG. Congressman who
viii be remembered as long a. gratitude can
live in the warm hearts Of his constituents,
running against such man SIS Ex-Governor
Garcelon who is notable for nothing 30
much as the part he took in the attempted
State cognt-out-however seriously we nav
try to look al the matter-provokes only a
smile. Il is too ludicrous for anything else.
O, well, it is all the better for Dingley and
so much the worse for GaroeIon. The Re
pubIicaus can certainly stand il if the Dem
ocrats can,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-06-17
SheriG's Sale.

Hs>'"Ck = June l:, = n l-ss
TAkEN upon execution i.~usyl from supreme
L judicial court Tor said county u ha.pCotk
wherein John >hpaHdar, uf sullivan. /. creditor
Aui THE tupperupo.s MriUE ,oaHpauy. ~ Han
cock = debtor, the properly o: -Ati debtor. all
tnc night. title amt interest htt the -ald copper
oPoh- Mining Company hAi a. half past three
% clock Ia the Afternoon o.; the .gh iay II phil
y, 81, - hen the attached IN the gri..
!uAl VIII IN eaid -uii, In aud "a certain lut ~
parcel of land in Hanprk, coGuty Of hancock state
~ Maine. described A. follows Beginning atth.
boundary Nne between the iAntt- Of James
H. Butler aui y X Buter on the north side of the
post IuAd leading from Ellsworth % Franklin
thence on saii road snuthwe-trrly 50 ro.i- tn A
.takr, thence north ~ west - rods to a stake;
thence pprthcastcriy hut parallel with ,a r,,a4 tn
stake On the saii division OF boundary line lee
tween said lands OF said Jas. II. aud y Il. Butler
thence on SAID division line -outhcasterly to the
place Of beginning, together u in all building.
situated thereon.
And l -tall, to satisfy said execution 4eu said
real estate taken public auction At th, Office Of
Halc x llafnrn, az Ellsworth Hancock county,
Maine, nn the ltth day ofJuly. b. ISIS at eleven
o'clock In the forenoon.
\. Il DtNEREUX, DEPUTY sheriff
3W3l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-06-17
Sherif's Sale.


HANV'H \ > jung 7. 4. D. ~
TAKEN upon supreme judicial court execution
l wherein tnc Union Insurance Company, OF
Bangor, Maine j. creditor and James VI. Eiai .iel
Of Frank I'm in hancock county l. ebtor,as the pro
perry Of said Blaisdeil certain lot or parcel OF
nd,s'tuated In EastDFook, hancock county, Maine
bounded aud described a. follows bounded on
the north ts land Of John ID, Crimmiu on the
east by the town ruah. the south bv the min
stream, 80 called. and on the west 10y land OF Ru.
cell W Dyer,heing the same premises conveyed u
said BaIsdell, by Robert LaWrie Of said East
brook. and the same occupied by Andrew
Lawrie. And shall 10 satisfy said execution sell
said land at pubic auction, at the Office Of Hale K
Hamlin, at Ellsworth, Hancock county, Maine on
the 18th dag Of July A. D, lss6, at twelve clock
at noon.
\. Il. DENEREtX, Deputy Sheriff