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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-16
DIR. RADWAY'S
Regulating Pills,

Das ero6e Seber= un0 moeenzH eilmitteL
DoHfunttmen pmr9irenoe, meerttoc 9tbfiibrs
%I1ttfeI, fnirfeit cbue Gdjtters, tets stOer=
IGiitg t.,tO iatisrliG III thrcr 0irfut0.
Dolitauotg seiNmadlps, i96u fanbirt nit Gra9ant,
purgtren, r%egulireu. r%eirigen, idubern Ino tr1fttgen
fie. JtaolDaD's 0ileu fir bic 9erluH9 BON alien StDa
runge1I bes Mtagens, Der 2eber, G1naeluetoe, 9tiereu,
Blaie. ben Observation-Disclosures, 3ppti9mera, Ser.
%ftopfnn9, 9ertletbtQteit Snbi9eitiun, 9pspepfie, Sal
IcHlei0cH, aJieber, Gnt5irHOuug Der GiHgerpeibe, sd.
nturr6oi6eu unb anei 3errittuuqcn Der tuueren
Sbeile. 9tlr aus Pfanaeu al bereitet. ipeoer Qrediil.
Der, Md Wttncrolisn Ooer i6dOIide 9ro9uen entbol'
1enb.
ky @eobtet bic fOIgenOeu, Bpm gtDrungeu Der
8erbanuugsorgaue berritDrenoen Sgmptpme:
Geritopiuug, tnuerltt1e 9dmorrboioeu, 8Iutoubrar9
notb bent SoOfe, uberiGiifige OtaGeuidure. rebelfeit,
Soo5reuueu, gteI b0r Gpetle, 8oa6eit Doer Sdlpere
in 4iogen, iaureS @%ufitoBeu, Stnfen ober 9riideriH
Der 9er59ruGe, getonmerbett bed &opieS, be1lens
1tJteS Dber i1iUeres Itbent. 9srSbetlemnung, Elm
Geilhl bes grroiirgtfoeroen3 ober Griitfens, lpeiln
man IN ~lIeaenoer Steaun9, BuHfte Dser 9leBe i'm 9ebs
fret3, 5te5er poer BUMPER S6mers i'm RDpf. mauge1-
D0ite ansohnit1ng, 9el6e 6drbuug Der 6aut una
&ngen, 91iler5 III Der Settle, 8ruit ben @lieoern una
n1loBlt9e5 SeiBlperber, 9reuueu i'm 5le1i1.
9tltr lpentge 9Oien oDn 81 10 10 % RtIIe n tpers
ben oas SDitem bon unen ben p6engenaunien 9eihen
belretelt.
@retS 25 Gents per s6aGteI.
G6idt griefmarfe on gaabpas & Co., 80 morreu
Street, Neln Yort as porto fur unier belebrenbes
Bud.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-16
Wteha11nrff.

Nm &tnbpiehmarftbetru bic i3ufu6r
Al, 900 StiG; in Der pprisen Wobe 80, 965.
Yretie bis Sreitag felt NIB UNI 10@15c bober,
ols am Oonneritag, mas felt Dtouta9 etne
&ponce Don 25@30c ma9te. 0pd) trat beute
1pe9en iibermaBiger 3ufubr etn Giid9au9 nm
25@40c Elm, BON benz Der Marft iiG inbeiien
gum xbe'l nieoer erPoltes 10 eaB er rtltr UNI
10@15c. ntebrtser i9loB ais am pori9en
Sanitag.
Nprfnliff m1rrhe11 n n
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-16
St00t OhicQ0o.
.eld, Der Geid2worenenz8e
fteber, 81 ieds u1onaten
Gefdn9nt6 perurtRetlt,

&idter Satpes CAB am Mtttmo6 feline
@nti6etbung in Der %befannten &lage geget
Sumner s. Wel6, @genten Der Silbieitez
StraBen6abns @eieqi6aft, tpe9en @ei6mo7
renen>8 eite6ung ab.
Sn Der Gnti6etoung perben Su1d6ft ale
@igentbImlid)feiteu, Die su bem gegen
Gunner s. @el6 tpesen WaiBa6tung oes
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-16
ere.
Git Mafh FIT Wtiifter.

mrs. @tnsIow's r@optbiug
Sprup" ioQte beftGnbts beim Ginoers 30bs
men gebrdu6t merOen. gr belGnftigt pds
GiHb, erpei9t bas .3abnleii6, liloert alien
9dme>5. furirt Winb=Roltf, unb tit oas bette
Ntittel gesen Oiarrb0e. simultaneously
Gents Die EIdihe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-16
1amnmirth[daftltdtes

w ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @e9emitdnbe betreItenoe
@nirogen iiuo an @errn 0ott!tep Se""'"eO""e"
SemQrh, Nebrasta. 81 rlften.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-16
Ginattsberi6t.

Die acknowledgement beltefen ft6 onf
$751; 76 ,071, 9e9en $57, 541 ,371 in ber entz
lpre0enben 8o6e bes 8oriabres.
SIN New yort wurOen Il. g. Sonos
nnttrt:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-16
THE CHARLES A. VoeELER co.. baltimore. Md
treuerfreun0

elm lpeiIer 8ot1geber NIB Elm Setter in Der Nutb iii
Der ,,Seettnt9S=4snfer" fir 9teieuiqen. lpelde ali
&ranfbeiten Der Crgone NIB 8erlnlt Der MannestroTt
Ietben. .Snnee Seute, Die III ben Staub Der Che treten
iper i9 eDtg biMbet", nobl bsberSi9en unb oaS pprs
trelfi9e @u9 leiet: sbe ftc BEN lpiitigfteu Sdritt oes
riI6er au3eigen uuo mertbIuier 8ider bet65r.n Iai.
Ieu. Ser 81 ettMn9s=elnfer". 25. Aufaoe, $50 g..
nit 40 IeIrreider 9iIberri, nebit einer NbbonbIune
6enti9er Spra6e. gegen @inIeubuug bon 25 gents in
YoItmorten, iorgiom Oerpartt, IN etnem unbebrutten
umi6la9e, frei neriau0t. A6reiie; Deutsches He'll
%Institut, II Clinton Place, New York, n. Y. Sin
@bico9o beiln 8ubbdnoler s. 6. G9impbtp, 276 Oft.
gDrt9 aoe, iomie i'm Sn9bonbel bes SIN. unb aus'
IQuneS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-16
2luf feirem pofen Gao uno uadt.

peinigt inns Der unermiibIi@e GudIgetft. Snbtgefttpu,
nit Ieiner pielbeuuBten @eiBeL Sober S9lag lit ietn
btabolii9es epmptom. &etu GemuB beim Siien,
f1Gsli9estptb mad b~eutfelber. iusnig Dber unterbro9ene
&uDe 5ur @o4taeit, Mlpbriicen pd1reno Der trompf.
frii9na9 unb Mppetit Wtioi9feit nn6 Ga6nen nab.
reib bea Gags, @@srpoIitdt nno Stet80arfeit ber Sttula
mung, ia ielbit Otonomante in lebr erniten Sdaen.
tenbiq? getn Sauienbmal uein 10 Iotgc ntan Itb
9oFetter's M a8eubttterS, Der Station Spe8ts
fttaI1 gesea atate oOsr dronii5s Saoi9eltion, peri9aT'
men heiBt nit hr 9eilung beginner. G9neae Sin.
berung 5uerlt. o%biolute @nSrottuug bes 2eibeus MODS
her. Ste Mabrbeit bieier 8ebauptung, bic pm I'm.
iptberle9liOem s3euguiB n~nterjtist lpirO. lit bent
antertfanti9en Yolfe 1poblbefanut. 9olIefbe lit nit
onberen Der Baa. udnltb baB baS 8ttterS nor 6teber
1iub foltem Tie6er unb @alIen=g4e G5elfeber I6iBt
nnb bieielbeu BELT unb JterpDitdt, @alleuletoen, Der.
1topfung unb 9ttereus lnb @laienlet0en ~beletttgt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-16

@e1t fiber urS oerlougt st abpap' 8 unb febt 6aE
Shr fault. beiHoet
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-16

nnfer ebrItGer SO e9 gefdt1t iii N.
p9ie Setfe sefaat uus Sotletten. tuie 2aunbrnTetfe),
Terner Sbre frete ebrlide @rt. @ei9dfte 5u tbun.S
s. 6. PtHe, mtnitea6, Conn,
Sogt mir letfteten bas @erfprp9ene.
g@in9efdloiIen fiuben sic g6ef fir Die &ifte Seife,
ltno tb MuB lageH bob sic o1es 9erIprDdeae unb
rtebr 9e~ietitet. 9te Ggtros iibertrafen uniere Gripors
thn9en." VI. 8. Soc, COLLECTION. ..
sdreibt @aren q amen t,.s aiOrefe OeutI
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-16
ROMEO und JULIET.
2tReSer @c1@emfe.

SEEDS tetne ftberplattirte 9heel0fel. .............
Sin fetHer &tnoer=26fel. ..,.,.....,.,
~ N Seotettenring. :. ....,.,....
y fet1es iil6erplattirtes 8utteruteIier . .. .,.......
3tpet feline iitberplattirte SHbtnioual 9utter=Geaer...
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-16

SotaEine fpart bic babe @rbett beim MoIteu. lit
Elm .1tbereS 8e5infectt0nSmtttel nnb elm 8eraniiqen
ttir 1ebe 9orsDaltung. NO es gebraudt ptro. 8orar1fne
TT etne teine Aualitat SeiTe, nit @oror ~suIammen
pulDeriitrt.
IS fofet @rd1 nur cine gent=9oHforte, aaes oben
Mn9egebene Dor Sure S9Ir at brtneen als 9r9Ient in
uHlerer @roBen &og tpei1e ferner entbdlt
100 grOBe gtd6e gweet Spme 0atmilD spop
seuu9 fir Elm Sabr fir cine mittlere fanttIie.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-16

Qm 9 tpmetuemartt belief 1t6 bic 8u.
tubr aut 5000 Stid. 9e9er So, sos in
per port9en 8o9e. NreiIe nm 10@15c
b05er.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-16
9l.t Dos @ublffn1ttl

G6idt griefmarte on gtabpop & Co., 80 Worrer
Street, gteip gort ala Porto fir unier belebrenbes
Quh.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-16

RbeumntisMns H Isas S' 9|tie ssss 3 s ss5s
BON erfabTeren beutleeu
Mer,ten tn einert 8i.be beantpprtet unb toldees 1uE
10 Gts, tn Gdbsr pber @pltmarfen fret %rerlan0''
DEUTSCHES HE'LL INSTITUTE,
II Clinton Place. New York. J. J.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-16
eeds g@aateIm feime goiLettem. getfe.
ge0s @adete @prafine.

Gin ertrafeintr Rnppfboten. E.
" Seauioio 9ame1-J Observation-Disclosures Sorte ......
u <lupC2QuS utti- -. {. :. =.
a 9trfiibe5 9aubtR1-d9t,
. Mai9s@lotb' -.
q 6anOiGub-3 utn6pfer :. 80.
~ Gin Nadet 9aarnaSelu ...
~ SpltIe fpetBeG SeliIen3lptrI. .. ......,..,....
y Sap9ntI9fs ~ieioenes Eai9eutub 80. ........
u grobeS 9errensGaiDentu9 ............,.
y 3alten:9 afdentng ::-..... ...,...
y &inSersGaidentll9 nit alphabet. 80. ..,.,,...
9isqnit.3ertbeIer Observation-Disclosures.
SUDDEN
9pu1bnut
" 6d6f9sS @crapbnb. O6er 9ortiolio. ..:...
y Yadet ~aiiorttrte Serapbitoer. -. .......,....
u .2au=S9aMHler
3ipet @eGuloib &ro9eufHopTe Watent) ..........,..
Spetnne5moustg p9ptp=9raoirte 8tloer Der prdIt.
neufeu hpr O{pr Gfontpu 49,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-11-08
Presidential Vote Of Ellsworth.

UNION PUBLISHING CoMPANY.-A new
arrangement has just been perfected with
the Union Publishing Company. Mr.. Frank
X. Smith, Of this city. has purchased con-
trolling interest in the company. and will man.
age II in the future. The different publications
which have been issued by the company with
the exception OF the Monson Slate, will be
sent out from the press Of Mr.. Smith. On ac-
count of III health Mr.. G. A. Freese. the re-
cent manager. was unable to continue the man.
axement of the business and the change
inside on thai account. The managing editor
will be Mr.. Ruel II. Stanley, and Mr. Julian
Poole will be the advertising agent. The Old
Town Herald. Up River Netcs and Bucksport
Clipper are the papers now Issued by the com
pany.- Wig.
-Sca-lawyers have been given m uncnyia-
BILE reputation; hut a Bucksport captain evil
IDENTIFY thinks full justice has not been done
them. for he gives them very long piece OF
his mind in the Bucksport Clippe,. He says
they are worse 10 contend with than stormy
weather. They are the first ones around when
the Grand Bank fleet are shipping their crews.
Although they are carefully avoided, nearly
every captain will find he has got one before
he has been out at sea two weeks. His first
lecture to his shipmates Is generally on the
shipping articles. says tue captain. III Inc "Trip
should prove unsuccessful, his run money
must be promptly paid. otherwise he j. legally
entitled to a barrel OF picked fish There is
no law for him TO catch squd' anG he can
fine the owners eight hundred dollar, for each
and every offense for catching them on SUNDAY
evening. A. soon as his hands get a little sore
he goes for the medicin. chest. He will find
nothing for the icprosy or hydrophobia. no in
-,rumtuts for extracting teeth. etc. His next
point is an investigation OF the provisions.
lie look. into the beef barrel aud finds II about
half full: although there j. an abundance Of
everything else. he is contemplating pIO-eru-
ton on the beef barrel alone. He makes the
crew restless and does morp mischief before
the voyage is over than II swarm OF mosquitoes
in a camp meeting.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-11-08
Rli>worth fails

MIR Albert Lord retured home from
Massachusetts, last evening
William Moore, son of Lemuel Moore.
died at his home last Thursday evening.
The obsequic> were held at hi, home last
Sunday afternoon The deceased leaves a
wife
Mr.. George Whitcomh came home from
the eastern part Of the state yesterday.
where he has been house wrighting.
The Shore-road Sabbath school viii be-
continued at 9 80 o'clock next Sunday
morning
Oct 50.
Last Tuesday evening about 80 o'clock,
the house bclongin. to Winfield Mozart
ncy. situated on the Boggy Brook road.
was burned. Cause unknown.
Last Wednesday evening the light caused
by the burning Of the Milford mills was
plainly visible
Miss Carrie Cochranc closed her school
on Infant street. the 26th ult.
new drain has been laid across Bangor
and Waltham roads, In front Of Whitcomb,
Haynes & Co.'s store.
Mfr Frank Whitcnmh closed hi school
in otis. the 2d inst. He reports a success
full term.
Suuday-.chool on the shore road will
commence At ? 80 O'Clock next Sunday.
Primary school closed last Friday. Of
about 80 scholars 10 have not been absent
a single half day an exceptionally good
record. Miss Joy and her scholars should
be- proud If such record
Mr. Ralph kincaiI is stricken with lung
fever.
Miss Tapley closed her labor~ for the
term. last Friday. Following i a list IF
scholars not absent a single halliday
Fred Gerry. Leroy Moore, Daniel Loweree,
Ernest Moore. Wallace Tucker. Albert
Witham. Grace Morrison, Mile Trcworgy,
Annie Whitaker, Lillian Iia~lam, MAY
Treworgy Bernard Jellson. Ethel Jclli-
son. Annie Davis Thrty-six scholars
were registered, who have for a term aver
age 30 2-5. Very good.
At the social dance III Browns Hall.
last Thursday evening, an attempt was
made 10 run State Constable Clark out Of
the place.
Ms. Hattie Richardson j. suffering from
bone felon on the thumb of the right
hand.
Al the last business meeting Of the y.
7. ). G. f. Mr. Hiram Bartlett and Mr..
Albert Lord were chosen delegate, - at
tend the convention Of the Eastern Maine
e. f. Union at Blurhll, the 18Th inst.
Mrs lothian Staples daughter Of Mr.
Edward Moore, came home from Boston
last Friday evening. with child reported
Al. gs,f
zion proves the fal>ity " the report. The
child i about the house al til. present
time apparently a well child. b
Nov 9.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-11-08
Irving Osgood,
Eil>N ORTIZ. - = = Maine.
Two Hundred Dollar, in Gold.

W.sr.-. t.-l...,f1,,if t af,ir. received fr,r,,
I.t,....r,t.ft p....,,.. 10, -, that tbry
-.-.. f.rY l,.,. t..r. offered IauIfr, raiser.
r..n.f,,.. ...,.-... st..,tl .,ln. fartl.r h-,t
..,- .'.,..I t,,t4.. l..sii.s >H.ri.i.p'. Pow,
.- t.t..A,. N.u. M. It..ir Inject bsS been
AZ ..+, ,..f..,f,.. l.,,t.ftI, I.,.!.,, - !,
..t- zf-. H.. ....-n3 mad. Il, m. m thst
.N.-.. ID .-,r,4. vI NIX. b.r. I.1 Fke
~.,....t-, I......r Me-. f..>itIy.l, true The
Ha..r.. .,.t .ta.IH-, ,,Itf tl,Iu fruln leo-
.. a... t.f4 u.,a lie Powder. prove h.
.-..i..rr. ....ftr Il ..,tIl. foly to again Of
...... s,., =. NM. ,.,r.,,,,. ..1..,.i..I,
.,.fl.f.. f.L. ,.t.fl,, h.n. have made >uch
.f ....,it.. IL. f,,rfu.rf.itl. and been h.ai4n
..u.r. .p.-.... l,. IL .il.Iir fraction in aver
.rl..-fu ..I.rt#.. rH,.l olI..hf To ba,e another
t.a= J.tu..t. 5ii { o.. have de, i>,,f a plan
fI...r ID, .,.t,,.lii.- tbl,I trouble. iu A meas
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-11-08

Dedhsm.
Mr.. J. B. Burrill has moved to the vii
lage with his family so as to be near his
place of business.
Mr.. win Crosby has improved the APP
pearance of the Giles farm very much
since he came in possession.
The infant child of Prentiss Pond died
on the 25th ult.
Mr.. Waldo Cowing has gone to Ellis
worth With his family where they will re-
side for the present.
Mrs. Jesse |. Black who has been very
Ill is now better.
Hadley 2. Burrill. Esq, and wife spent
Sunday in Cornith.
School in district No. 6 commences to-
day with Miss Emma Clark of the Castine
Normal school, as teacher.
p. 7. Gilmore, Esq, has just returned
from an extended trip through Aroostook
county.
Nov. g.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-11-08
PART OF AN EXPRESS TRAIN wREcKEr

PART OF AN EXPRESS TRAIN WRECKED. =
Cincinnati, Nov. 2,-This afternoon there
was a wreck on the Louisville and Nash
vile Railroad south of Newport, XIV, {.
few miles which resulted ia great de--
truction to property while by aim 'st a
miracle, only three men, the engineer.
James McCloy; the fireman, Geo. Twym IN,
both of Louisville. and Scott Bridewell, a
hostler, were injured and that slightly.
1t was the mail and express train. The
engine jumped the track turning a curve,
and rolling down 4 bank thirty feet deep
landed bottom up. The postal car landed
on its side on top OF the upturned engine.
The express car went of but did not turn
over. The inmates OF these ears escaped
injury. Not passenger on the train WAS
Injured.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-11-08
Cannot Find
3ounesl how this fair world

3ounes, how this fair world
is given to lying. lis most
when thou art buying. For
myself lie BY those who when
thou buytst lie not to thee.
In tho buying Of a cheap Or
gan (Which Fate forfend),
thou Shalt see the world at
its worst. Give such traf-
fckers no heed. Descend
not to their level; their prices,
thou thinkcst. are low but
thol Shalt find their dealings
are lower. UMgt ways they
have thou weigh not Thy
way lies unto Brattlcboro,
VI. where E>rn shall
s,rai lit furnish thee and fur
nish thee likewise straight.
lis q short name -EoTEY-
but Fam is not longer nor
HV4oy greater.
.. u. Pcniicton. Esq.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-11-08
Passed to Spirit Life,

Oct. Goth. from her home IN East Boston,
Mass. Mrs. Fiavilla f., wife OF Charles Whit
taker. aged 33 years. months. II DAYS.
The deceased was born in Rockiand, Me.
and was seven Years ago last June united in
marriage 10 MIR. Whitaker. who for wears has
been valuable and efficient m mber of the
Banner III Light household. The man,
friends drawn to him in mercantile aud social
life by his kindly services and genial manners
will. We feel, unite with Us In expressions Of
the deepest sympathy for him In this hour OF
his separation. in the mortal. from true and
loving companion.
Funeral services took place at the late resi-
dence of the deceased. go Lexington street,
East Boston, on Tuesday afternoon. Oct. 30th.
after which the remains were removed 10
Rockand. Me, for interment Banner ~
Light.
Mr. Whitaker il native Of Ellsworth, and
was formerly an employc In this office.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-11-08
BiushiIi.

Mrs. Kate Means left town for Bangor.
saturday forenoon, to spend the winter
with her daughter. Mrs VIM. Durgan.
Mrs. Theodore Stevens who was for a
number of years companion aud house
keeper 10 the late Mrs. Fitzpatrick has tax
en- rooms at John A. Stevens
+ X. McIntire has sold his old store lot
on the bridge to 5. l., Snowman. a black
smith shop will be erected on the spot.
Geo. NJ Pillsbury will build house this
winter on the lot between Mrs, b. W.
iinckleys and the old John A. Stevens
house.
Mrs. J. T. HinckIey is having a furnace
put in her house.
\ bible day concert was held at the
Baptist church, Sunday evening. A large
audience was present and the exercises
were very entertaining and instructive, A
class-ofering aud collection of sl2 were
taken. The school numbers 200 at the
present time. SUBSTITUTE.
Nov s.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-11-08

Since your correspondents last article
for the AMERICAN, very many changes
have taken place in this vicinity, more es-
pecially in school district No. 4 The
Geo. Young farm formerly DR.. Pendle
tons) is now owned and occupied by X.
W Armour. The fine farm of A. G..
Squirting is now the farm of Tracy and
Squirting Since the death of Mr.. f. Mos
lev, the farm is occupied by the widow
who lives on the same; part OF the farm
being owned ty her son. In the death OF
our near neighbor, S. &. Gordon, we have
lost a good man and one that is very much
missed the widow resides on the farm,
and her niece. Marietta Hopkins, and hus-
band live with her and are to be the own
ers. The II. S. Trevett property has
changed owners with whom the former
owners reside The two barns on the old
Foster farm have been torn down by w.
A. Milliken and carried to Bar Harbor
the farm has of late been sold to Mr.. and
Mrs. Esker Jordan of your city; they are
making some very much needed repairs
Mrs. NJ. V. Young has smut up her house
and gone with her family to Lamoine, to
give her children more benefit of school
ing. The farm this season is carried on
by Mr. f. Jordan on shares. John b.
Eaton lives in the house of l.. II. Treyett,
who at present lives at Bar Harbor.
Our winter term of school is now in
session. taught by Miss Addie Hopkins Of
West Trenton, an experienced and faithful
teacher. We have only nine scholars in
our district at the present time, when for
ty years ago we registered sixty-tive. At
the present time only two are living of
those that lived in the district when the
writer became citizen in 1884. So many
changes seldom take place in one small
school district. "They have finished their
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-11-08
Don't Experiment.

You cannot afford to waste time in expert
menting when your lungs are In danger.
Consumption always seems. at first only cold.
DO not permit any dealer to impose upon YOU
with some cheap imitation of pr Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. Coughs and
Colds. but be sure YOU get the genuine. Be
cause he can make more profit he may tell YOU
he has something just n good. or just the
same. Don't be deceived, but insist upon get
ting DIR. Kings Discovery, which is guaran-
,eed to give relief in all Throat, Lang aud
Chest affections. Trial bottles nj :. -. Wig
gins Drug STORE. Lnrge Bottles Il.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-11-08

South Surry.
Albert 1reworgy raised seventy hve
bushels of nice potatoes
Geo. W Torrey is coasting with Capt.
c. o. Young.
Sch Allandale brought freight for +. II.
Torrey and +. II Harden last week
Lowell Young has gone to Bar Harbor
to work.
Mrs X. l.. Witham is visiting relatives
and friends in this place.
Mrs Rebecca Young is visiting in Maria
vile.
Miss Lillian Clark of East Surry has
been visiting relatives in this place.
Nov j. SIRIUS.
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ssrry.
Rev. b. ID. Phelan will on next SUNDAY
evening. deliver at the Methodist church.
Snrry village, lecture on the evils 81
dancing. to which all the parents are most
cordially invited; also all the young pcp-
pie He i certain il i, a lecture at which
none will take otfcnse. Let u all 20 and
Judge for ourselves.
on Wednesday afternoon Of last week
the members Of Purity Temple met at
their hall-thc boys to tit and store their
winters wood aud the girls with lunch
baskets At four o'clock about thirty sat
down To- well nlled table; all enjoyed II.
our Good Tcmplars lodge has been
moved from the town hall 70 the Meth
odist vestry a, the hall was let for dane
ing on Saturday nights, the evenings on
which We held our meetings. We are hay
ing additions at every session and every
thing bids fair for prosperous winter
A MEMBER.
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hunset.
Lafayette, Frank and Enoch Small ar
rived home Saturday.
Mr.. VIM. Thurston Of Rockport Is
visiting his many relatives.
Dea Hale Powers paid visit to his
daughter in Gardiner. Mr.. Powers Is re-
markably smart man being in his S7th
year.
Capt Henry Cole recently purchased .
new boat.
G. +. Small went to Bangor to purchase
lumber for the lumber yard Of Haskell
Small.
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ta-tinr.

Castine Lodge No. 39s, | O. OF G. T..
Castnc. elected the following officers on
oct - Rev, +. + Witham, G. r.; Emma
Gray. V. T Mrs. Harvey, Sec; Frank
Grindle, r s.; Frank Perkins. Urea.
Geo Cousins, NJ Rev. 4. +. Ives. Chap. !;
Fred Grindlc, $ John Gardner. |. G. The
installation IF officers will De on Monday
evening, NOV 5.
Mr. John Col~on has raised two turnips
weighing Is and u pounds respectively.
Mrs. Susan Chamberlain returned from
Rockland last week. where she has been
visiting friends.
Schooner Regulator, GRAY arrived sun
day with freight from Portland.
Mr. Joseph Douglass il visiting in town.
Enen Hutchinson returned home from
the banks last week,
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west Gouid-boro.
our Union church society seems to he
in luck, having had another donation.
Last Thursday afternoon the steamer
brought nice vane, the gift of John 5.
Emery, Esq, of Boston, to whom the So
ciety sends many thanks for this timely
gift. Yesterday the party engaged in
shingling the roof, finished the steeple and
placed the vane in position. Work on the
church will now be suspended till next
season, for want of more funds, re money
In the treasury having all been pended.
Our merchants here are stocking up
more than usual this fall Capt. Tracy has
this week received full cargo of freight
by schooner Vixen from Portland and has
another load purchased Il. S. Bunker is
also having full load shipped from Bos-
ton.
Mrs. F. L. Hill, notwithstanding the
early and late frosts. picked fine bouquet
Of flowers from her garden yesterday,
Nov. 9. Among the varieties in full per-
lection were verbena, phlox, pansies,
calendula, alyssum and other varieties.
She has been very successful in the culti-
walton of flowers this season.
Mr.. Elbridge Stevens, who went to Port
land two weeks ago to be treated for total
blindness, failed to receive much, if any,
benefit for his nfirmity.
Miss Helen Shaw has gone to Foxboro,
Mass, for the winter, and Mr. Frank Hill
went last week to Everett, Mass.
Nov. 3.