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S. 0raeaer.

Scr. 262 & 264, Oft Commences traBe,
i'm leuen Store, empFeblt iein rei@s
baltiges 2ager bon giiens unb 8le@z
@aaren, Oefen unb 9aasserdtbi@af,
ten aller Mrt. Aaent fur bic e~rcellenten
Taporite Rod : Oefen. Man ipre@e
Dor uno eraminire bic reue Serie Ga
borite Oefen, ,pel9e auf Der lebten
Netp Orleans Notwithstanding bic gols
bene Mebaile erbielten. 9ie beften
S9reimer 0anbwert5euge cine Spe.
cialitdt. @rbBte 4usmabl bon Nogel-
Rdiget aler Qlrt. AuBerbem ftets an
Sanb elm polifdnbiges 4iIortment bon
Tarben, Del, GirniB, pinieln, @las,
&itt &C., ionie frii6en 2anbretbs
@artens g m II. Cine Rlempner'
@ertftatt 1T nit benz @ei6dft perbun.
ben uno meroen ale in bies Sad f9la-
senbe Arbeiten prompt befor9t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-13
gtueu ebrltd,em Mauen fteblen.

MD9teft 9u @inem trauen, Ser 10
unebrli9 tpdre, ben guten Nameu zines
Inberit gu itebIen, UNI fir Sid ettpas
gu MAIDEN, DEFENDERS Deine Mr3nei, pnn
bet 9u bic 3uiammenfeyung niGt
fennf2 Wie lou man ben d9ten Sins
mons 2iber &eguIotor erfennen9 Sieb
nod benz reinsrt tDeiBen umi6Iag, oeiz
fen Mitte Elm groBes retbes 3 unb an
6efen Seite bic utlteri9rift S.0.3etlin
& So. ftebt. Aae an6ern fin6 une6t
9abe ni@ts nit ibnen gu tbun, pie febr
tie aud empfobIen tperben. Geiunbs
belt uub 9eben ftnb gu fofbar, UNI fie
in @efabr 5u bringep.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-13
@anhpla @anbpla!

Jarmer unb Bauluftige MAIDEN mir
aaF bic 2umber. Oarb bes perm 9ans
6. 9egener aufmerfiam. Man fins
bet bort sroBe 8orrdtbe bon 8aubola
oler Nrt unb in ieiner @6neibemdble
Sbhren, Geniter, Saloufien &C. au ben
bidigfien preiien. Mer nod nidt fem
Runbe mar. fpre6e Dor uns iiber5euge
iid, baB man bier NIT 8ortbeil faufer
fam. 4umbersO arb uno Office: an
6ouHpnHrobe. sSafb Door & 8linf
6aetprp BON 9ans2. 9egener,
an Nbenue c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-13
G.. S. W}iiQer, WholeiQIee II

= 6. S. Miiaer, WboIefalee unb
&etailbdnbler in Garben. Delen, Nnz
ftrei9ermateriaIen, Commensurate,
@an Mntonio empfieblt iein groBes
Eager in bieien Mrtiteln gu Net Dorf
preiien un6 ma9t gan5 beion6ers auf
ber getpdblten 8prratb bon Bilbern :
@bromos. &upfers unb Stabltt9en,
Selgemdloen unb pbantalie 8iloern
aler Dirt, ferner auf bic gef9madbole
Iusmabl BON 8~ilberrabmen Der alIer-
m%obernften Gorm unb auf bic MQes
umfafenben 3ei6enmaterialen anf>
merfiam. Nle N~uftrdge fur irgenb cine
Der Dbigen 8rau9en meroer prompt
aussefabrt; 8ilber bon ieoer @r6Beein
gerabmt unb ale Mrbeiten fn6gli9ft
f9nea unb gut beiorgt, bic In bas Sad
f9lagen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-13

Orr. 3. ". Norris, elm alter 8epobner bon
&one, Ga, fast, bab CT beftis a n NierenIeibeu
mebrere Sabre lang su leiben Bate anb ebenIc
brei Sabre lang an eczema. 8n 3eiten fonnts
CT gar nidt sebeu unb bate bitf Seilnittel
erfoI9los Derfu4t, bic er anfins Electric Bitters
gu sebrau4en uno feline Sanre uao 8aee mil
BndlenS yrniea SaIbe einaureiben. Diel.
Bebanoluns uerfdGfte ibm Grlei9teruna, unt
bebbalb empfieblt ct electric 8ittsrs Aaen, biz
init aisrenleioen bebattet iino, ober zines 8lut.
r~einigers beoiirf fen. 8n baben bel u. Drei6
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-13

"Feiles S~arsaparil1a" fir
ale Blut. unb Sauttranfbeiten. Rurirt bic
ldlimmien Sale bon BIutberqiftuns bis aur
setpobnliden Ginne. GebrauhSanneiiuns duf
Bet Etifette. Gabri5irt bon Der NIarnO 0eft's
COMPANY unb 3um 8eriauf an @ieberbtrtdufer
unb an @ribatprionen bel u. SretE Gan
Nutouio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-13

.Velvetine Powder" Dief
@rdparatipn wurbe auerf in Der prenbii9en
Mrntee sesen berbribte unb ~srin6ise 6iSe, ge>
gen bas @unbreiten ober Wunblaufen, 9eeen
Rridelbise unb ale Der 1leberbituns bes Blutes
ent'pringenben Sauttranfbeiten angepanbt.
NlS elm @uIber fir Ainber itebt es wnibertrofs
fen bo. preis 26 Gents. 4rdpnrirt unb gun,
@ertauf bel ". Dreib, MIamO Drns Store,
@au Nutonio, :
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-13
SIM CINDERELLA ednb . etore

fiuo neue Maarer einsetroHen fur bic
b~eDortebeube GrubiabrssSais
. II. Wir baben uns our@ ben Nus
geuf@ein bab0n tiber3euet, baB biefe
Waaren: Dametts unb &inbersS 9ube,
9errenf@ube &C., bas Befte fn6, mas
ie i'm biefigen Martte Offerirt tpurbe.
Die Nuswabl lit febr rei6baItig uub bic
preife finb iebem BebirfniB angemefen.
Wer elegantes unb bauerbaftes S9ubs
aeug tragen min, Der gebe gum
Cinderella S1ubsStnre
gde SoutonitraBe & IDe. s.
L2,8,t1i
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-13

Su Nloarabo erbdneten bic Gtris
Ter ben &eeeiner Der 8abn. SOB.
DrDiDn. in efigie our Marnung fir
1rbeiter, bic ibre Dienite anbieten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-13

Dead Shot" eeretu Borm eiat.
ment tpirtt fi9er unb f@neG. Dieies ointment
t0btet bic Birmer augsnblidli@ +; 66lt Gliegeu
ab unb beiIt bic @mnDe. SIN 8aler a~ufaelof
III es Elm aasseaeidnetes Seilmittel gegen irsenb
tpeIde @unbea beim @ieb. @reis 30 gents.
Yrdparirt uub gum 8ertauf BET u. Orei6,
San Mntonio. 1876 tutu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-13

sImproyed Condition PoWders'' fIr %fe.,
be nnb @inbSieb. Gin ausseaei6netes unb ers
f RsSetss gnl Ss., g a. Ssr ,a gssaasiun a3aa SSH gss-
MaDadien Der Sant, &dnbe, seIbes @afer,
Wansel an M9ppetit. @ebrau@sanpeiiuns auf
Der Gillette. Gobriairt BON unb gum 8ertauf
bel aboIpb DreiB, Mlamo @laaa, segen.
iber Der Rofcffce, Gan Gntonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-13

= @ebrou9te 9Dngaline In einenl
Sole BON @efiGtsnearaIgie uno rs bes
mites fiG aIs Elm grfolg: fam besbalb
ni6t eenug empfoblen uerben.
6. 8. 9ugbes, M.D., Budner, Nrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-13


@inmirt{ames 6eilmittel.
sd Tam Gimmon8 2iber @eguIator aIS Elm
iDiriianae8 SeilmitteI seeen allies 2eberIeiben,
aopfpeb unb geget Dnspepfe empfeblen.S
aepis g. BunOer, ad. @Ofm, philadelphia,
Rein 8eftberIuF feline
unterbre d u n g ober &c.
fadftsf0rnng iudbreub
man ben &egulator einnimmt.
Rinbern, 6ie iber BIabun.
Gen, Ropbeb ODER Wa.
genibeIfeit Nageu, Dirb elm
9beel6TeI bou ober mebr 9inbe.
rnng geudbren.
@enn ba8 WlitteI gelesentIi9
bonW atientelt eingenonnien tuirb,
bic Der MaIaria ausaefebt finb,
ipirb eS oaS @ift ausmes5en tn6
fe uor benz MnfoI bepabrsn.
@utadten eiues gr3tes.
Set 90 Sabren prattiaire i'd als arst uni
bin ME I'M Stanoe 9erelen, cine begetabiIif9,
Mifdung 5ufamn,en3ufeben, uefde nie Sim.
mons 2ipe. Regulator bic 2eber 3ur Sbdtieteii
oHregt unb gletdaeitia Die Ierbamnnes. uni
BIutbiIoungsfrdffe beS Sr9aniSmus FART, fatl
fe gu fGudden.-f. Or, CLINTON, M. o. Ba.
Ellington, art.
Mdtet barauf, has &dte 30 betcnmeu,
bereitet bon
8. Fl. Zeilin &c Co., philadelphia.
8reis $1.00.
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Webtdu0e
SIMMONS
Liver Regulator
Sesen Que aranfbeiteu Der
Gebert Nteren, Will nnb @d9ets+

Diefes rein pesetabilif@e Nlit.
tel, nun 70 beribmt als 6aus-
ar5nei, e~ntifanb Is % i'm
Siiben. IS tpirft milf auf
bic 8 arme uub Meren, regu,
lirt bic Sbdtisteit Der 9eber unb
III baber, sIei9biel mas f@ als
bic Rranfbeit berausfelen mag,
6os bette S9nbmitteI.
BET allen setD0bnliden &ranftei.
ten ipiro 6 obns 8eibjIfe IL.
gen6 elmer an6ern srsnei cine
{dIeunise SeiIuns Der.
Ellsworth American., 1886-12-23

BY CHARLES POLLEN ADAMS.

BY CHARLES POLLEN ADAMS.
Dhere vas vot you csll a maxim
Dot hear der oder day.
Und wride ID in mine album.
So ia don'd could got avay;
Und dells mine leedle Yawcob
He moost mind vot he's abniidt:
..'Tis too late TO lock der shtsble
When der horse he vas gone oudt.'
Nten see ubon der corners
OF der shfree's. most efrv night.
Der losfers und der hoodlums,
Who do nix hut shvear und fight.
| saws TO mine Katrina:
"Let US make home bright und gay;
We had peter lock der shfable
SO our colts don'd got avav"
When Won see dhoSe leedle urchins,
Not mooch Offer kree-hiph tall
Slump ridght indo der melon patch.
Shust owf dor garden vsll
trnd watch each leedle rashkeli
When he comes back NIT hees 'hoodlc."
Look oudt und lock vour sh'ahle.
So your own nag don'd shkydoodlei
When der young man at der counter
Wants 10 shpecgulats in shtock..
Cnd buy hees girl some timond rings.
Und piles righdt CUP der rocks,
Look oudt for dot Young feller.
Id vas safe enuff 10 saw
Dot der shiabe I'll vcs empty.
IND der horse vas gone away.
Dheu dakc Time nv der fetlock.
Don'd hurry droo life'~ courses;
Remember ,ot der poet saws,
"Life's but shpan"-ofi hurses:
Der poy he vas der comm man;
Re careful While you may;
Shu>i keep der shtxbc bolied.
Und der horse doud got away.
i Hdrpers Magazine.
Ellsworth American., 1886-12-23
New York Fashions.
EVENING Costumes SECK> IN
HIGH FAVOR-iiAiR DRESS
VFs->trDE-

EVENING COSTUMES Low SECk> IN
HIGH FAvoR-HAiR DRESS
ING-GL' vEs s-sHoEs.
For evening wear. low neck dresses
are in high favor, and from n look AT
ope,a boxes one might say. the lower.
the higher Its English you know,
and that j. enough These low cor
sageS are laced at the back with a
sharp point bath back and from and
trimmed about the shoulders by lace.
beads. gauze or tullc ' shaped ncck~
show indisputahlv capital v but this
also YOU should know. i English Skirts
display redundant fuliucs~. far morr
So than day dresses and for the evident
reason that light materials such a. tullc
OF eauzc vhjr' are lar4eh u-rd ihi>
season. can bear a degree ot multiplica-
tion which would be- in-upportahlc when
applied to thicker foods BuuiianV -
the rule, but not a chipping up. and g"s-
samcr like costumes arc marked ~ Halt
fe>to"ne,l or sweeping lines where iinw-
er> catch at convenient a. glrs aud s,-rN,
- hradjn-e To loa4 falling rihn"u
bow since flowers NH tr consider
ably more u~c,i than hitherto, thei
prosperity LeinE H. iu,cf~,. rati, To- hie.
ca,ic~ aud noH that the iaticr are ~
dom seen. thr former cuur {. ilrii,..t
Tullc and game, ho~rNcr. are Uanl.N
the inartrut iltii - i'el "I-e Wtrr. t
Ellsworth American., 1886-12-23
Frank lin

Franklin
Sleighing aud coa-ting good, judg-
ing by the various turnout. one meets
on the street, and the crowd Of boys
and girls on the hills,
The slaughter of the pigs i weigh
ty matter just now. Mr. j. 5. Par
sons killed one fifteen month, old,
weighing 800 pounds.
Charles Gordon is at home from Lis
bon Fails.
Oliver Mcneil returned from New
Hampshire some weeks ago. He has
been confined to his home by illness
much of the time
A wee stranger arrived last week at
Frank BlaiSlelfs.
Helen T. Taft of Gouldsboro. is vis-
i,ing her auuts. the Mrs. Blaisd II.
School in district No. ?, commenced
last week. Miss Alice r. Gray of Cas-
line. teacher here was no fall term
on account of scarlet rash in adjoining
districts, aud it was "A matter of surpris
and regret that case should occur Just
AS the school was an assured fact. We
hope that it may not spread. If not
demonstratiye. Miss Gray will proba-
bly, martial her force for Christmas
entertainment Charles f. Dwelley of
this place is teaching at West Sullivan
and Miss Adra Blasdel at Deer Isle
The series of meetings during Thanks
giving week conducted by Revs. Ii. l..
McCann. Winfred Baldwin and n r.
Pearson. were well attended. though the
weather was very unfavorable. A
good degree of interest WAS manifested
and we hope much good may result.
After long months If illness. patient
ly borne, Mrs. Anna Cora Blaisdell
passed into rest Saturday evening. A
consistent christian has gone to her re-
ward.
Ellsworth American., 1886-12-23
Cholera in Turkeys.

A correspondent asks for Il remedy
for cholera in turkeys II is well
known that cholera is even more fatal
with turkeys than with chickens, and
as sick turkeys viii not eat they must
be crammed or forced. The best results
have beeu obtained by adding a tea
spoonful of carboIic acid to one and
one-halt pints of soft water. and then
use the water for mixing the soft food =.
when is usually made of corn meal
Force a tablespoonful Of the soft food
down the turkey twice day. and then.
after feeding. with sewing-machine
can. force ten drops down The throat. of
the following mixture: crude petroleum
one gill, kerosene one gill, carbolic
acid 30 drops Give the turkeys no
water to drink during their illness.
The method requires rather too much
handling of the turkeys. but desper-
ate cases lead to heroic remedies.
and as but few turkeys survive an at
tack of cholera there is no danger to
fear from the remedy.
Ellsworth American., 1886-12-23
Curing Pork.

The late autumn and early winter
days seem vel chosen for the general
curing OF meats. At this date. the
moderate days should be chosen for
slaughtering, as freezing the meat pre-
vents the salt penetrating the flesh. con-
sequently it is likely to be not quite
sweet when warm weather approaches.
! Extremely warm. weather is also unfav-
orable for sal,ing meat. as it is difficult
to have it free from the deposits of in-
sects. even fit can be kept cool until
the salt has its preserving effects II is
absolutely essential that meat should
/ lose its animal heat before packing and
! it is often well 10 DELAY cutting for II
/ day or two when there is anv doubt
about its condition, il room of the
| proper temperature is accessible Az
/ ter the animal is dissected pieces in
tended Tor curing should be carefully
I examined and all coanulated blood
veins. etc. which will renl TO taint re-
moved A -prinkling of powdered salt
/ petre Is helpful in clearing surface.
I blood. Very often bard lunches called
kernels appear in pork. caused, 1t may
I he, by an injury these should be en-
out aud the cavities filled with salt
: Some prefer little of the muscular
. part of he animal left upon the mid
I dllnGs; others cut away MI lean meat
and use !; Tor san>r-c@; the latter dis
trlbniiou Of the fihrouS poltion srems
! quite A. much in tine il terest of ira.
economy as the former. Trim hams
neatly. cutting away all the masses -
fat. Tue shoulders may be- saltcd in
scpara,n vessels when convenient to do
50 hc time for picking d,pcnl
upon the size and when they viii b
wanted for n>c For those weighing
TIVE vc or fourteen pounds tonr weeks
will be sufficient. aud very large one.
will he l.icklcd in seven; but it i best
to let the hams remain l"ugcr in ih,
pickle when they are to h, kept Through
the summer. Let the ham, he wei
d,aincd before smoking Creo>ote. til
prcscrva'iTe principle Of smoke. j. 81,
t,Inrd hv h1rniuE corn c.h~ or dry hick
nry from which tie bark ha. been peel
ed AlluN from seven to twelve ,lty~
'ur smoking. according 30 weight M
pieces. II I'll" bam~ are wrapped o.
brown paper. put III bags aud covered
with n>hes before in~rci life j. revived
il thr spring. they viii he -wrc; N.scu
Wanted
Ny->.l~oi ,tot or wool ary u-,a
Ellsworth American., 1886-12-23

are IN huuchr- ross n" cfr-agc trru
shoulder Ia wa.--. or help tp form the
side panel now - popular. At ilm">
this is composed entirely 4 rihhon aud
flowers or 'h,rr are beading mora or
less elaborate aud suitable la a plump
figure. >leudrrnc>s i u grii>h char
ac'cristir and The -lvtcs lust named
>uiy the majority. .htt tor a p!nmp young
lady there j. satin or faillr with plain
or almost plain addition OF embroidered
tullc dou, ii beats, Too much stress
cannot b. iald upon the importance II
dressing 20 ,,it individual pcculiartio-
and >tvli>h wumcu DOW recognize
the Patt! skeleton Skirt a a positive
blessing for .ho>c iucliuc'l 10 >tnutne>~
Nv mean, of it AN iHluc,~ can be- worn
hciow the hips Whl'c.mrrcoNcr.i l. the
only skirt band ever devised for hanging
TWO or NOR" skirts al chcc. IL IL >pr-
cial line. the Langtr, hustle Leads | j.
light, cool. Preilily shaped aad being
made with >priusS. enables the wearrr
to lean back or assume any position
Dr,>smakcr, are delight, Il With it,.
These articles can prohaniy he obtained
IN Your town. bu il not. they will be-
forwarded from - Howard 81, this city,
by the Garfield Rubber Co.
Ellsworth American., 1886-12-23
LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

To THE NEXT LEGISLATURE OF MAINE
| HE undersigned respectfully asks that hy an
l. act OF the Legislature Al! person, shall b.,
prohibited from bathing or washing their persons
or clothing IN, ar min-ing any uirleln matter
whatsoever with the waters of upper and lower
Hadlack Ponds and the streams connecting said
ponds In the town ot Mount Desert, Or from viii
fully and maiciou,ly committing any act whatso-
ever lending 70 corrupt. pollute or render impure
the waters of said pnHtis aud stream connecting
them, under suitable penalty 10 be imposed and
prescribed in said legislative act.
NoRrB EAST HARBDR W. ArER COMPANY.
By Hale Hamlin its ittorncys.
Dated Dec. :, 4. H., IoS6 3w4g
Ellsworth American., 1886-12-23

There is scarcely better time to
prune trees or vines than now. Grape
vines may be pruned any time before the
buds make growth in spring. but if they
are pruned now the work will be done
and out of mind.-New England Farm
Ellsworth American., 1886-12-23
Water Works.

THE voters of Ellsworth having on the 18th in.
l slant, instructed the Mayor and Aldermen to
contract with some Water Company to furnish the
city with fire protective service, all Water Com
panies desirious OF making proposals to construct
the WORKS necessary to supply said service are
hereby requested to examine the locality and make
their proposals with the least possible delay.
H. b. MASON. Mayor.
Ellsworth. June II.lSs6.
Ellsworth American., 1886-12-23

PortmsOuth, n. H.. is troubled by
an influx of disreputable people from
Gloucester, Mass. Is there any con-
Dection between this and the strong
temperance movement in Gloucester
and the flow of liquor ia Portsmouth?
Ellsworth American., 1886-12-23

EALE's hosEY is the best Cough Cure. IS, 50c., u
GIsss'S SULPHUR SOAP heals and beautiies, Csc
hsR-Aa co..y FzmoyER kills Corns & Bulsons, 25c
BILLS HAIR & WhisXEa DYE-Black & Brown, gec
FIXES T03THACHE DROPS cure in Minute. 25o
,rr..:sS RIigJNAIIc PILLS are sure cure. -
Ellsworth American., 1886-12-23

Very rich hrocade- are amorg new
importations and viii of course he worn
as we'll as the novel metal broca'ir-
but both styles for the most part, by
youag matron- or rather elderly peo
pie. who in New York sometimes dic>S
more extrayagantly than their juniors.
To both classes. black costumes iilnm-
iucd by sivrr.wlll be emineutly suita-
ble and for the younger, some beautl-
ful combinations OF velvet corsage and
black tulle skirt are i'll preparation
oily'r Pas>ementeric glitt"rs on the IT,
repressibIe ,ide panel head, hounccs
oulIiies the cnrsage. or in tnsclcd rib
bon combines with veiNci ribbon OF the
occasional flowers which give bright
ness TO these extremely tasteful cos
TUNES
Ellsworth American., 1886-12-23

Keep your temper. Ifyou would do
this always. don't step on a piece of
oilcloth till you have your shoes on.
Ellsworth American., 1886-12-23
I'LL. UAlR

is dressed high and not much Of it ::
front frizzes not long aud as ornament
a bow or some fancy metal or she'll de-
vice. AS relief when the neck is low.
there is wide band Of black velvet
with jeweed ornament in front and
necklaces of course. are also much
worn. White kid gloves are again in
favor. but pale shades or very light tan
continue to be seen. all quite long.
Skirts are short. demi-trains or with
long. full trains. the first named only
suitable for dancing; waite kid or
satin boo.s Or slippers or sometimes
matching dress.
Lucy CARTER.
Ellsworth American., 1886-12-23
y-[-E-|-G-H-S
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IU n CS
HARNESSES


| hereby announce 10 the
citizens OF Hancock County
that ! have a full line of
SIeighS, Punss and Har-
nesses, all of the latest style
and constructed Of the very
best material, which will be
sold at bottom prices. Please
call and examine my stock
before purchasing elsewhere
Repository Oh Franklin St, Elisw 1rth.M NJ.
It. O. TRACY.
Ellsworth American., 1886-12-23
OUR NERCHI\Y TAILORING DEPARTMENT.

We have received complete line of the c/,OccsI Of
/ifhfIcA,whch we will make
up in the /u/ref -flHc and at the /olI~r-/ ItuiHr/
/iTc"9. We have but the I-r/rl Ir~/ u-OlE/llr1l
and tasteful a well IL desirable trimmings.
In every instance We guarantee a Perfect Fit.
Lewis Friend, Custom railor,
Ellsworth, Maine
Ellsworth American., 1886-12-23

Stand BY those who stand BY you. We have now COM
peted arrangements for sale OF popular Fall and Win
StylcS,a prices which will make the FRIEND of
every economical buyer. We keep the best qualities,
styles and aesortmcnts in Mems and Boys Clothing,
and Gents Furnishing Goods, See remarkably
complete and elegant new stock. Cash bought it Low
prices will sell it \
Ellsworth American., 1886-12-23

Our Specially To Please Customers. Our Aim To
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Fall and Winter Goods.

consisting of Foreign and Domestic Dress Goois,
Of the best quality and styles Trtcnis Flannel
suitugs in plaid and plain styles. Canvas cloth
a, 90 cts warranted NIL wool striped sack tlan-
nels. Embroidered Flannel Tor skirts. nice AZ
sortment of Jersey Cloths, Astrachan. Beaver and
Diagonal Cloths for tioaks andlackets- Fancy
Astrachan striped lhccade, cut AMI plain Nclvcis
and Plush for trimmings. Rosary AMI let trim
mings with button. To match, Feather trimmings,
Rraids of all color-, plaid AMI plain. The largest
assortment Of Embroidery >iik IN small .punls 20
hc found In this city. Curticolli Embroidery >lk.
warranted not To fade. Canvas for Fancy Work
a nice assortment Of Banner Rods, Tinsei
Cont AMI Floss Z,.,Ayr wur-tel and Scotch Knit
ting Yarns starlight and the dr-t quality "f Mid
might Germantown Yarn. have tu~t received q
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that Henry III Clark
N and others will petition the Legislature "f
Maine at its next session ia JaHuary.lss for right
to build dam and bridge across the tide waters to
Norw Gods Cove. in the town Of fremont and for
the Incorporation of stock company 10 bulii and
sustain the same. Ill. Ii. Il.Ahh-
fremont, Dec. , 1856. 5wiy
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Treasurer's Notice.

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en,ation at my office.
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