davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-09-16
County News.
oceah,ille. Deer Isle

o,e.n,tils us.- 1t
Captain Clark ,ook ,,r,,. \, t.......,
Bangor to attend th.. S,e,.. c.;. Ia, ,.
The, rrpor, ,I.,.,,,,,,
IL D eoh anu iaHisA VINO nave
''s'''"s - hrHas' iof several weeks,
"'''e'' ''o'i' On ff'da!' Sra INST
Napt' l.. ID crockett /, quite sick but
seems TO be IMPROVING
Mrs. Mary joyce was taken ,la6anI, lick
Oh Saturday night last. Brin, al the adj
yanced age Of 50 wears il was feared that she
would not recover. but nt In. present writing
she is better
~
than in the .orIy mar, or,,.a. .aa.o, wi
f.b are no, nlen,iruI lin. n,;c. !. b;,.h
w.Ah,. ~
-,h ;os, 49, 49,,
.;
10y oe y working al ureen Land
While standing on the wharf at n W.
Harbor, Deer Isle, few days since, in com
pany with Others waiting for the steamer
Henry Morrison CHANGED to hear expires
+ siohs from parties who have been spending
The summer months in town, very latiering
to tins Deer Isle Of he sea. Ny own opinion
fu.ly aecords with others who have enioved
Tbs climate and scenery in the summer sea-
son. IL may be equalled but hardly sur
passed-ior comfort, healthful inyigorating
sea breeze, boating privileges, &c. We have
mad scarcely any hot days this season and
but little fog. Dry days have been abundant
and drought now prevails, and rain is
anxiously looked for
A Grove meeting" was held in the Green.
Law district on Wednesday of this week,
More than 300 people were present good
order prevailed, and deep religious in,eres,
was manifest in all the services of he dax
The beautiful oak grove was well adspted
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-09-16
National News.

James Russell Lowell h4, bought lot
on Peters Hill IA A,bfrlI Mass, urar TIE
houses Of Professor Cnarc- EiIltt Norton
and George William Curtis, anl expects 10
build there.
-lhe widow OF Paul HAyne. The South
rrn poet, J., II want The Washington
Hratd Suggests 4 subscription for Der
throughout the South.
Senator Evarts slecp, veil. eats lehi
fool, suffers lsit.e pain from his injured
ankle, and, 1t j, hoped, vii. soon have en-
'irels recovered from the effects Of the acct
dent.
The widow Of John b. Cough ha, re-.
cehed a. her home in Boylston letter of
coincidence from ihe Grand Lodge OF the
Independent, Order of Good remplar, Or
New SOUTH Wales.
Prank VI. Mcdonald. native of Maine.
Is candidate for State auditor Of Minneso-
Ia in the coming fall election
a large meteor fell at Dover, New
Hampshire, last MONDAY The sky was light
ed for many miles around and the people
were terribly frightened BY the phenome-
non.
ANOTHER large Boston firm. Cloutman
X bingham, boot and shoe dealers. has
failed. The liabilities, il i SAID will reach
$500, 900.
The Arkansas election the 9th resulted
IN Democratic victory BY large majority.
General Miles arrived at For, Bowie
the 9th, With Geronimo a prisoner
Governor We,more, Of Rhode Island,
has one room in his house il Providence
furnished and ornamented wholly in the old
colonial style.
An earthquake shock was felt in Con-
toocook, New Hampshire, Tuesday evening
of last week.
John \. Logan, Jr., son Of the Illinois
Senator. has rea! estate and loan office at
the national capital.
Hon. Hugh McCulloch, of Washington.
exsecretary of the treasury, with his wife
and daughter, is on his way to Poland
Springs for the autumn. Mr.. McCulloch is
in rather feeble health.
Secretary Lamar arrived in Boston
Wednesday from New York.
Senator Logan made twelve speeches in
one day in Oregon.
Minister Cox will leave Havre for New
York on the steamship La Champagne.
October 2. He is coming home on a vaca
ton.
Josh Bliings's monument, a huge OBJ
long block on which are carved the names
Henry Wilson Shaw" and Josh Billings"
rrp ka MA ~
philosophers grave at Lanesborough
Another slight earthquake shock was
felt in the South Wednesday.
Jeremiah NJ Rusk was nominated for
Governor by the Wisconsin Republicans
Wednesday.
Mrs. W. s. Hancock has been engaged
this sammer in writing volume of remnis-
cences of her husband. 1t is now about
completed, and will be published this
winter.
The thick fog prevented the race be-
tween the Mayfower and Galatea Thursday
from being finished. At the time il was de-
clared off the Mayfower was over mile
ahead 1t was sailed over Saturday
The Empire State, an excursion. boat,
ran ashore at Sandy Hook Thursday, with
500 people on board. No lives were lost,
but il is feared that the boat will be lost.
The national board OF health has cleared
up its business and is now a thing of the
past.
The work of repairing Charleston is
now well under way, and The people are
rapidly recovering from the shocks. The
relief fund now amounts 10 over $4,000.
The mayor Of the city telegraphs that over
$500, 900 is needed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-09-16
A,H,N0RRIS
Main Street, Ellsworth.

Our new stock for the fall
trade has come. Our goods
are spread out for your in
spection. Ladies will find our
stock complete, including
all the novelties of the
season. The prices are
right and the stock will
commend itself to the at
tention Of every lady. They
are first class in all respects.
Good values and bargains
in every department. Please
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-09-16
Grand Republican Victory in Vermont.
\ >rRoxo tpNJ>p> LEGISLATURE

>rkoN1 tuAINp> LEGISLATURE
Complete return, from the entire Safe
comprising PA towns, have been received.
The vote IN ,h.> election Is larger ,han an
uc'pated by those most compelen, 10 j4d.r
Of results. Tie main issue va, tn. fc-elrc-
ton Of Senator Edmuuds which - assured.
As the hgures show, the aggregate gutter
nslnTIa! vote Is j6,419. of which Ormsber.
Republican. received 37.6sl Shurtlrtf.
Democrat, l. ,09l Seely, Prohibition. .j32;
Greenback and scattering, 275. Republican
majority, 1888; Plurality, 20,590. The
. Prohibition vote was drawn mostly from the
Republican party.
One hundred and ten towns, Comprising
the First Congressional District. give Stew
art, Republican, l6,0j0; Brigham. Demo
crat, 5..5l scattering. 30; Stewards plu-
rality, O,299; majority, l0.0j9.
One hundred and thirty one towns, com
posing the Second Congressional District,
give Groui. Republican. ls.90i Folsom.
Democrat, 1921 scattering, 60 CIRCUITS
majority, ll,0l9; plurality, l,0s3 The
representatives elected are divided political
ly as follows Edmunds Republicans. lj5 ;
anti-Edmunds Republicans, 8 straight Re-
publicans, 10; prohibition republicans. ? ;
straight Democrats. u Edmunds Demo
Gratis. total. 239.
In two towns. Sheffield and Granville, no
Representatives were elected. The anti
Edmunds Republicans represent the towns
Of Bethel, Milton. Richford. Middlesex,
Bakersyile and ST. Adams. The Edmunds
Democrats represent Burlington, South Bur
lisgton, Peru and Brookhne. Washington
and Chelsea send Prohibi,ionists
The following II towns. represented by
Democrats from 1854 to 1897, are this wear
represented by Republicans Bradford
Bralniree, Fsirlee, Orange. Vershre, Hol-
land. Pownsl, Benton, Planfeld. Brattle-
boro, Stratton. Nottingham, Eden. Burdens
field, Underhill, Readsboro and Sunderland
In many towns more than one ballot was
taken and in many instances the ballotine
was prolonged far into the night and until
next day. In the little town Of Fays,on,
where there are less than 100 voters, there
were ~ candidates for representative and 81
ballots we're taken before a choice was made.
In Marshfield the balloting lasted uatil az
Ter midnight, the boiling republican candi-
date persisting until the baloting resulted
in the election Of democrat,
Among the prominent representative
elected are L. p Poland, of Waterville, Jo-
seph Battell of Ripton, ]. c. Stearns OF
Bradford, Josiah Grout of Derby. General
E. II. Ripley of Mendon, J. w. Currier OF
Troy, F. f. Briggs Of Brandon and George
J. Brooks of Brattleboro'.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-09-16
Review.

- he increase IN trade IN leading C!'ir-
in 'hls couc,r, the past seek as compared
with the volume of business for the CORES
ponI.ng week Of last wear f. from . per cent.
the smallest. to 30 per cent, the largest.
The business boom ia the West and on the
Pacific coa,, seems 10 be very decided
Ark,r.,s h.lt her .,,,. .t.r,;,, ,,,,
Monday III last w4ek CIV Uuyb.s tJa,, i
vas re-,l.r,sd hv tho u.pal xG,a rher.
s.r. SOM. h,.aks a, lcr,l ,.sn.. Tl.r.
v.,. ,.r.e ,icks,. fl, ,b, fsId the r.,,bI,-
can democratic and .traops continuation
c.U.d IN. VII =. 81 y, -.
who wouldn't wheel into the democratic
camp.
The r.,,,bf,ca, .,,i..al,oc Stat. ca,,
ysr,;o,, mo, =, Rin,ha,,on Y Tv..ts,
,rla., ~ ~ ,o,,;,,,.I M ~; :.
rsnnhI;csn ca,d;a,,s to- Ia. ~ ConrI ~
Arn..I. Tns r.soi,,;ors ada,,,.J a..,,
,,;de !, .cE,ouls,ts;ng ALLEGIANCE "a ~. i.
r,hl;car nar,v and f,yor ,h.' .nh,,iss;or r. y,
ror.,;,,,,;nr,i ,,r,t;t;,o,, a,,..,dn,,.,,, liz
r.n,I.
iE'r seems 10 De no uoap' mat COM
pan! " e''hi'i,a' q 1hA, 'oiuieu p'", 70
,n'o" oiA"u master io"ueiis on -He"
ioiN reii! ooa', '"s o'"e' "a, ou' 'ne'
p'o' was ueiea'eu' Many OF MI io"uTf-
y ifiThus '"thS 'nat 'he pio' shouiu oe IN
''Neu '"N 'te p."''eis "'ous"' " J1S'IIe'
anu mere Is IAN Oh putting tue ease ia 'he
uahus Oh 'he D's'tiG' Atofhet. Inc ha'teo
"n'ch ''e nome cruz OF New iotK ana the
efahhs q 'hat kinney nave iof Mf- Io"aer-
Is intense he mas s'ooa hihl against
'he ahatchic s'enleIts' against inc heau'o"g
anu heaus'fo"g strikers ana oo!eo''ers' ana
despaifihe OF defeating MN a. Inc general
assembly soon TO oe heid al richmond va
/ death.
i, ;s NOW ,,e,,v os,er.lI, corcsded n
-. 80, oro,, :, III 49, ~ E,,so ma
49, :, tea., - ,.;I,,ra a,sd 10,
Z i.rna an,a,,nt IS -. - Iii -.
- - - -. r. s
-. -, II -; -
80 - ~ 49, "a :, o.
80 IS -. 49,. -
-. -. -
80 49, -. So - &. r. ,.h;nh ,re,
sa;n,,l,' 18TH ~ 80 III - ia
80 I'll aIa ,a,;, IS 49,
~ DC 900 - -, IN. hai'.
ch;.f. nb;oh no. modara,aI,. .mooasstnI
Th;. = ,ha iar,ss, s.la 81 arosr;o.n Ill Nc
dnc,s svsr hold Snosr i s,iIl danrsssed
and ~ s,,,,I, i hal IS 80 ,s,,a1
s,ocL and H. demand Iro, ;s srmsr and
,bers hars hsan s.w s.lss a, sl;ab, aJ
/ vance il nr;ces Ths ou,looL for 1be an.
/ ,braci,e coal rad il excaIlant-,be demand
/ il very GOOD ara ,ricss arc The hes, of ,bs
wear with likelihood of ano,bsr advance
/ hi. week All these facts have made the
railroads very busv and there il no, an i'm.
portan, line in the country which IS not tax
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-09-16
Mondays Election.

The election on Monday resulted in
a most decisive and magnificent repub-
lcan victory. At this hour of writing
it appears that returns from 223 towns
give Bodwell, republican, s,633; Ed
wards, democrat. 1901: Clark, Pro-
hibition. 2.373. The labor ticket
had no gubernatorial candidate nor
Congressional candidate in the Fourth
District. We have but few figures of
the Congressional vote and shall not
probably get at the labor vote until the
official figures come in.
All four Congressman are reelected
by handsome majorites, Mr.. Reed.
in the First District, increasing his
plurality over Clifford to POO against
925 over CleaYcs in 1854. The Legs
lature will stand. probably, p Republic
can Senators to 3 Democrats against a
complete Republican Senate in 1884.
The Democrats will gain in the House
IN equal proportion. bu, the Republic
cans will have a handsome majority.
= ~ ''''''' '0N' '"''' ''3
--...,,,..i.',..-, - ''''' nun : ~
= ''''.' ''''' many % '"'
- - 40 - '''''' = y 'fe" :"
$50 '' = .''''' =. 49, "'' N'''1 WIN
Wy " as y ''S'''i ''ieH 'af''-
',''' ''''' nav ''''''''e
w." '''''''' ''''' RUE anu
~ "''' '''''l are
,''''', '''' ''- |" N"'"
'''' ''''' '','' '''''''' - 's."''''e
'''' ~ 0'''' ms '''' u WIN ''
'''' - S''''''o sen
''''N '''''' ~ "'e '
'''''' - .'''''' ''''' '.''''' "P VIII
"'' ~" Wy .'''''' - ',o'' ny
''' = ~ ~ '''' '''''' "'''' ->''''''''
" '' ''''''' '''' ~ '''' = "
IT. ''',' '''''5 :, "''il' one nc
''',''' '.''' ',''s ''''''' 'ne 'n''I'
"'''.'' mayor =
:, ~ '"'' "''''nS
','''' "'' ','s '''''' '''i 'VS'''''''''> to
F 10 d % Do
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-09-16
Notice of Petition for Dis
charge.

HANCOCK ss-Court OF Insolvency
In the case Of John Douglass, OF Bue-kp,rt
Insolvent Debtor.
MOTTO Is hereby given that a petition ha- Oh
~ THIS l2th day IF Aug, \. b. l>rti, boon
presented 20 said court tor -aid county, Ny John
douglass, Of Bucksport, in the county " Hsn
cock, praying that he may DE decreed 10 have 4
iulI discharge from all his debts provahc under
'hhpiet 20 of the Revived statutes ~ he state
OF Maine, and amendments thereof aud upon
sald petition 1t u ORDERED by said Court that q
hearing be had upon the same before saiu C0Grt,a
Ellsworth in Probate ONCE, In said county Of
Hancock on Thursday, the l4th day Of oct,
A ID ,lsst at ten O'Clock in the forenoon and that
notice thereof be published in the Ellsworth
Americana newspaper publi4heli to said county OF
Hancock, once week for two successive weeks,
the last publication To be seven dAys before the
DAY of hearing, and that all creditors who have
proved their debts, and other persons Interested.
may appear at said place a9d tme, and show
cause, II any they have, whyt discharge should
not he granted said debtor according to the prayer
of said petition Attest
CHAs 2. DORR
Register Of said court for said county Of Hancock
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-09-16

Whitier's beautiful ballad contain. a touch
Ing allusiOn TO the many cares and sorrow
which wear upon the heart and brain Of a
VIE and mother. Thousands of weary SUI
ferin4 women have found Dr. Pierce, FAY
oritc Prescription" q marvellous rrcuperator
OF wasted strength. and OF sovereign efficacy in
ali those arrangements and maladcs peculiar
to their sex. by reason Of which the vitality il
gradually >apped. and the cheek robbed pre-
maturely OF it, bloom. Price reduced 10 one
dollar. BY druggists
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-09-16
Bodwell's Plurality from $4,000 to $4,000

AUGUSTA, Me, Sept. IA. Official returns
are being received at the State House, about
one hundred towns and cities having re-
sponded thus far Chairman Manley says
this afternoon that Bodwell's majority over
Edwards will reach fully 1900. The leg
isla,ure will be nearly as strongly Republi-
can as two years ago. The Republicans
carried every representative district but one
in Franklin county and carry it by 600
majority.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-09-16
gives us 4 call.
Foreign News.

"A disastrous bail storm prevailed in
Paris the 7,h.
Prince Alexander Wednesday signed
the deed Of nhdcatioo ard ieft Sofa.
"A terribly destructive storm of hail ana
Wind has visited PARIS. The loss TO glass
and gardens i estimated ut ~ 900. 600
Raiir1ad travel was much DELAYED. Bulgaria
ha' asked Russia 10 name the proposed can
dldatc - The Bulgarian Throne. n promise
not TO occupy Bulgaria, bat that the oonsti-
tuition be maintained. the country allowed 10
manage It's own affairs anl that the army he
maintained under Bulgarian ara nat Russian
officers. Springs have appeared in Cub,
threatening 10 uunda'r Cr,baieIsgua. near
Havana. Some plantation. are already
un!rr water The r'c.nt earthquake va.
noi fr't ~ ,tr BrrmpIs. PsrarN will b.
allowed 10 lntr 'tucr iaut hy.l into the
Eneii'h Parliament Sept. 10th. There was
rtDtug lu q >phurh Belfast. Ireland, Sun.
day. attempts y a rv'l, % the uarIyrs
ar' h-ine maie ~ lHe Indian P4nnuh.
Peru /, -afcrrs Financial 6s,'r,>, on ac, .aat
ni heavy j .cosui> IS government. Az Is
h'hl'lpu 81 South American products wi., y,
opened .n Berlin, Sept. ii.h 4 German
~sr sh.p t1s Killed MANY natives and fired 4
village ov one Of thr NcS lIthr,lrs brcau>.
tao Germans had irrn Killed there. Tie
Germans have haui,i duvn the Tag on tie
Caroline Islands Easl.h Parliament MI!
sdJoarH Srp'. 18th. lh,r" ali h.a worlds
far q Shanghai. Ch,oa II lN~~ Al In.
gi.sh firm propose. to fuiI fat.fast fsm
Lima IhF aEh thr greet rruuAn mlmu-
districts II a cost "a $50 uNJ. nIp
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-09-16
The two wires of the old Mutual Tn

The tive wires of the old Mutual Union
Telegraph compsny between Bangor and
Portland. which followed the carriage road,
are being transferred 10 the Western Union
poles along the railroad. Three crews, a
total Of forty men, are employed on the
work. Work is expected to begin at once
en- the change of the telegraph line from
Gardiner to Wiseasset and along the Knox
and Lincoln railroad 1t is intended to build
a new line and to continue il to Belfast, at
an entire cost of several thousand dollars.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-09-16

A mans wife should ALWAYS be the .am.
especially to her husband but if she is weak and
nervous, and uses Carriers Iron Pills. she can.
not be, for they make her feel like differ N
person. at least so they all say, and their hns.
the circulation. remove nervousness .na liz
strength and rest. Try them. For sale by s.
ID. Wiggin. 'N " 2
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-09-16
Geronimo's Case.

HE WILL BE IMPRISONED AT SAN ANTONIO
FOR TINE.
A despatch from Washington says that
Geronimo, Nachez and the other hostiles
INV in custody will be imprisoned 1t San
Antonio and kept until determination is
reached as to what course Of procedure will
be taken against them.
The surrender was not without conditions
but what the conditions were beyond an
agreement that they should not be surren-
dered for trial in Arizona, has not yet been
repo
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-09-16

OF the Bank OF WaverIy. Iowa. says: sui.
phnr Bitters saved my life. For ten years !
suffered from Catarrh and Liver Complaint
lost forty-fiye pounds and was growing worse
rapidly. had lost all faith in medicine but
hearing YOUR Bitters 50 well recommended, |
gave them trial Six bottles cured me. -
Smith T.. HINT Hurey9B lara
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-09-16

The many friends Of Mr. and Mrs. Simeon
| Grindie Of East Bluehil assembled at their
residence on the evening Of the 9Th inst. to
witness the opening Of q night blooming
certus. Il began 10 open early in the
evening and at midnigh, the flower was in
its fol- bloom. not - born TO blush
unseen and waste its sweetness on the desert
air"
Sept. :.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-09-16

To The Honorable Judge ~ Probate within and for
the County Of Hancock
THE undersigned, John II. Burnhain. Of Deer
l ing Cumh.rIanl County, state Of Maine
minor heir Of Dyer T.. Jordan, late Of EI-vort6
Hancock County Maine, bur now ,iecea .ad p,
-p"'ttuiiN represents that said minor Marx n
Jordan f. seized and possessed OF the following
described real estate to Wit An tnat real e.tatq
situated IN tie county u Hancock, state Of Maine
which The said Mark b. Jordan INHERITED, A. heir
~ -aid Dyer T.. 5pr'ion. That said e-tat. /. m
pt3ducti'e Of any benefit to said minor and that IL
VIZ r. iof te interest Of said minor that the ZANE
should be sold and the proceeds secured ~, irt,
est' ana he therefore prays your Honor that he
may be authorized and empowered agreeabiy 10
pcdent ' '' u
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-09-16

Smart Weed and BelIadonna combined
with the other ingredients used in the best DO
rous plastcrs make Carriers :. W. 4 b. Back.
acne Plasters the best in the market. Price q
cents. For sale by $ d. WiyVin
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-09-16
ellsmorth Ameritan.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER l6, 1886.

We do not read anonymous letters and communi.
cations The name and address of the writer are in
all cases Indispensable not necessarily for publica
tlon but a. guarantee Of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return preserve com.
munications that are not used.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-09-16

IL you want custom suit made from the
best OF material. trimmings and workmsn.
ship in the highest style of art, and 10 1T ike
the Pp.r on ane wall. leave yonr measure at
OF these, and more. at as low prices AS can he
shown in the country. 10 1n.t oe
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-09-16
Notice, of Assignee of his
Appointment.

T Bluehil. In the County OF Hancock AM
"A State of Maine, the 14th day Of July, -
d., 1886. The undersigned hereby gives notit' ~
his appointment Assignee of the esta'e "
Alexander McQuinn, .t-sp,
of Eden, in said County of Hancock, lnso i.'nn
debtor, who has been declared fnsolVeh LA VA
his petition by the Court OF Insolvency iof ''
County of Hancock. .ae
sws5 STEPHEN L. KINGSLEY, Assignee
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-09-16
-------------------
ONE OF THE REST NJ III,

ONE OF THE BEST of the many in.
ventions OF the present time IL JAMES
PfLE's PEARLINE, Of which it is ,aid Thai
Il is the best washing compound vet intro.
duced and almost perfect as saving in labor.
time and soap.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-09-16
WANTED Is. !. ].
nj nNHVn PARTY with refer
1enccs, 70 work ight
hours daily, fajr
H Compensation. in
n -rctsing according
% ability. Address
MERCHANT BOX,
u 0AD Ellsworth, NJ.
tT-
For Sale.

IlNf carriage horse, one team horse, one rlrtlug
y wagon, express wagon, two single harnesses.
one hor-c cart amt 5.lB of schooner Altatrlla
"ll be sold at a bargain. Inquire Of John {, .
jordan or the subscriber
H. ". HOLT
Ellsworth sept H. Isl; svrg-.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-09-16

I'll Z. =: Y. burriii reports the line of de-
posts in his bank as rapidly ipcreasino and az
ready exceeding his anticipations. Mr.. Rur-
FIJI oilers the same banking facilities to our
merchants and others, as would be furnished
BY National Bank. az
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-09-16

TAI fits stopped free by DIR. Kline,s
treat Nerve Restorer., No Fits after first IA vs.
use. marvellous cures. Treatise and ~ M ri Al
bottle free to Fit cases send to Dr. kin. "a
" 80 : '.s'f a. 1yr5
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-09-16
JOHN b. BURNHAM


HANCOCK, ss.-tt a Court Of Probate he'll e.,
Buck-port, on the second "Wednesday of sept i ~,
on The Petition aforesaid, ORDERED, That no.
uct be given by publishing copy Of -aid petition
MIN this oFler thereon, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY
III the Ellsworth American a newspaper printed
or published In Ellsworth, that all persons inter
e-ted may attend on the second Wednesday Of
o3t- next, at Court OF Probate to be holden In
Ellsworth, and shew cause, II any, why the PRAYER
o. said petition should not be granted Sneh no
tee TO be given before said Court
@. J. CUNNINGHAM Judge
3""' Attest .-CHAs. T.. DoRR Register
n true copy, Attest ,-CHAs. L. DUHR Rsgistar
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-09-16

JhE subscriber hereby givr- public notice tu i.
concerned that she has been duls appellate
ana has taken upon herself, the trust 81 tH "a
erutriN Of the last " ~ and Ie-tamcntuf Hrl-ka'
Morey, late Of swans island. In the count. -
Hancock, dc
ceased, by giving bond a. the law dlrcct4. she
therefore requests all persons who are indebted
to said decea-ed's estate, to make immpIiat. nay.
ment, and those who have any immediate dcTal l.l-
NANCY \ MpKkl
August II, A. H.. l--sj 8Rs-s
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-09-16

M We carry a stock over
three times the value OF any
other three dealers in the same
lines. Through long experience
in the business, we have I'M
usual facilities for buying and
collecting the latest and best.
We sell a good grade of goods.
allow no misrepresentation. nor
annoying persuasion in order to
make sale. We have a set
tied price and this the very low
est. For the finer grades of
goods you cannot do better
than to call on us.
From our immense assort-
ment we feel confident of be-
ing able to meet the demands
of everybody in want of any
thing in our line.