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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-09-27

queneh until after the ides of Novem-
Der. We must not lose sight of the
fact that the personal effort of each
Democrat throughout the county is abb
solutefy necessary for the success of the
ticket Let every Democrat go to
work with determination that knows
no defeat
THE CONVENTION.
The convention met in Ereeland's
hall, Terra Alta 1t was called to
order by VIM. g. Brown, chairman of
the Executive Committee, and Col. j.
w. Brown, of Kingwood, was named
as temporary chairman VIM. j. La
velle, of Tunnelton, was made tempo
rary secretary. On motion, all Dem
ocratie editors present were made as
sistant secretaries.
On motion of II. G. Worthington,
the temporary organization was made
permanent. On motion, the different
committees were dispensed with. On
motion, the basis of representa- ton was
liked at one vote for every ten Demo-
cratic votes cast at the last Presidential
election. The Chairman announced
that nominations were in order. VIM.
G. Brown moved that the nominations
commence with State Senate. Docto
Trippett nominated w. j. Lavelle for
State Senator VIM. G. Brown moved
that the nominations for State Senate
be closed and that Me-. Lavelle's nom
nation be made by reclamation. Car
ried. For the House of Delegates,
east side, VIM. G.. Brown nominated
James Messenger, of Terra Alta. The
nomination was seconded by several
delegates. Mr.. Messenger was Homi-
mated by reclamation. For House of
Delegates, west side, DR.. Trippett nom
mated Jonathan Loar, of Reedsvifle,
which was made by reclamation. For
sheriff, DIR. VIM NJ. Dent placed the
name of A. j. Bonafeld, of Tunnel
ton, before the convention amid the
greatest enthusiasm. p. j. Crogan
seconded the nomination Of Mr.. Bona
field and asked that the nomination be
made by reclamation, which was done.
II. G. Worthington nominated Dorsey
Forman for assessor, east side. =. j.
Crogan nominated d. S. Gibson. w.
Scott Garner nominated Stephen Guth-
RE, jr. This closed the nominations.
Mr.. Forman having received the reqai-
site number of votes was declared the
nominee. On motion of p. j. Crogan
his nomination was made unanimous
DR.. Dent placed James Robinson, of
Fell0wsville, in nomination for asses
sor, west side. p. J Crogan placed
the name Of James s. Hunt in nomi-
nation. Mr.. Hunt having received
more than the required number Of votes
before Portland was reached, DR.. Trip
petit moved that Mr.. Hunt be declared
the nominee by reclamation. Doctor
Trippett nominated James II. Corroll
for prosecuting attorney. Mr. CARROLL
nomination was seconded by II. G.
Worthington and DR. Dent, and on
motion Of Mr. Worthington he was
nominated by acclamation II. g.
Worthington nominated George S..
Dcakins for county surveyor. Jno. J.
Conif seconded the nomination and
Peter Yoltz moved that the nomination
Of Mr. Doakins be made by acclama-
ton. DR. Dent nominated John T..
Kelly for county commissioner DR..
Trippett nominated Col. James w.
Brown. There were several seconds
In the nomination. no1 Rrovvf, hoe
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-09-27

NA.T1o NAL
Democratic Ticket.
President,
Grover Cleveland,
of New York.
Vice-Prt sident,
Allen G. Thurman,
OF Indiana.
Congressional District,
William l.. Wilson,
OF Jefferson County.
~. State Ticket.
Governor,
A. b. Fleming,
Oh Mari0n.
Auditor,
Patrick +. Duffy,
of Webster.
Treasurer,
William T. Thompson,
of Caboll.
Attorney-General,
Alfred Caldwell,
pf Ohio.
Superintendent Of schoUls,
b. S. Morgan,
OF Monongalia.
Supreme Conrt.
Henry Brannon,
of Lewis.
j. w. English,
of Mason.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-09-27

Congressional District,
William l.. Wilson,
OF Jefferson County.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-01-26
Yon Enjoy a Sleigh Ride,

but don't stay ut home because YOU are afraid
OF chapped hands OF lips. cracked or rough
skin, sore gcse, etc. G0 right along every day
YOU l.as-ib,y ran. Hop Ointmeut aeeeF .fdiis
to cure these troubles over night. Go and get
rosy cheeks. II costs but twenty-five cents at
druggists, Take nothing else.
None eases Of sick headache, biliousness.
constipation, can be cured in less time with
les. medicine, aud for less money, by using
Carriers |. tile Liver Pills. than by any other
means. For sale by 5. ID. WiSgin.
A FRIEND IL NEED.-DR. WIsTAR's BAL
SAM OF WILD CHERRY is a friend in deed.
Who has not found it such in curing sOaghs
and diseases of the lungs and threat, The sick
are assured that the high standard of excel
lcnce on which ,he popularity Of this prepare
tiun is based, will always be maintained by the
proprietors.
The new combination Of Smart Weed and
BeIladonna. as used in Carriers f,ackacbe Plas-
iers, has proved to be one of the best that
could be made, Fry one Of these popular
plasers L. ssy case OF weak or lame back
Rheumatism. neuralgia, soreness Of the chest
or lungs. and YOU will be surprised and pleased
BY the prompt relief In bad eases OF chronic
stops the pain at QIee, Ask for Carriers Smart
Weed snd BelladDnna Backache Plssters.
Price - cents. For sale by S. d. Wixgip,
Ayers Pills cure constipation, improve
the appetite. proaaoie digestion, restore healthy
action, and regnEate every functian. This med
tine IS pleasant to take and gentle in Its oper-
ssion. see article in Ayers Almanac.
The three RS brought Regret, Reproach
and Remorse to a great political party in 1884.
The three P's when signifying DIR. Pierce's
Purgatiye Pellets, bring Peace TO the mind,
Preservation and Perfection OF health 70, tie
pody.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-01-26

N.r'h's H,,frd LaHri.m for lssS give,
every prumi., - 4 va: improV rnvut over pr,-
,iou~ YEAR, II thc January number i any crit
orion. Ei-ht more ra-c~ u literature have
been permanently added, thu, makln- Il IT,"
largest aul most romplct. musical publication
10 existence. II, neat typographical npp"ar-
1uco certainly doe, the publishers and printer.
much credit. Whjc it, table Of content, = 81
such e varied and interesting character IT, to
be highly arpre' lated.J, c'ctl musical person,
Add arc r.i musical % certain degree. The
musical Numbers ln the January number are
N,rl brilliant and are alone worth more than
a srlr', subscriptions They are '.Maideu'-
Npr-."a beautiful sor- Ny Anton Strcltzk;
~ M9ilru'- Sou-." Instrumental. by } Rhetn-
bsu.r; ll1lr Syhot,i>chr." by Paul HtnkeI;
and Ma Timo," polka, by the eminent com
POSER, Loui, M,,,r. The letter press portion
contain. a small portrait and good sketch OF
rAr boy pianist. Josef Nofnanu; some inter
,~'tu. ltta concerning Jenny Lind; Mu,iti
tu4t. o, Thu-. O'Neil; correspondence from
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-01-26

Died in Buehili, Jan. Is, James V. Stevens,
81 years and 10 months.
Twenty.six wears ago he left his native
state for California. For the last twelve
years be was in the employ OF Dempstcr 4
Keyes, warehouse and commission merchants,
OF San Francisco. and was largely entrusted
with the control OF their business. Several
wears since polypuse, began TO develop in his
nose and mouth aud he had several extracted.
But the growth WAS but temporarily arrested.
lie submitted to seyersl very painful and eriti-
cal surgical operations which involved the
removal of \ portion Of the roof OF his mouth
and part OF the jaw bone. At length can
Ger developed in his mouth aud thrnat and Il
was ., i,icnt that the only termination mus! be
death. He had ne, or married and Hi thoughts
naturally turned with longing for the home %
his childhood. Capt. James Knowles Of sur
~. Ne. an old Acquaintance and friend prov
ideniially arrived in San Francisco, from an
Arctic whaling voyage, 10 November laS' i.
aud kindly offered to assist him in reaching
the home OF the only remaining one of Ms
fathers large family. Mr. Nusim 4. Stevens
% Bmchil. Ne. Herr tc arrived December
3 h.i and loving friends miuistcred q IT.
wants, until H. ne per'iuilA sn9 quietly
wen, nut. Although Mr. stevens had 20 fam
IL, >uch were the gcncreu,ne>> aud geui'li;y
Of his nature ihai he lid pot lack for friends.
and gained the good viii II all no knew him.
one ~ hi, ply >jrian. writes IN a no msn ever
l,fi fh- State of California wiih fewer enc
mic. Or morn sincere friends Than hr ~
wa man o. 1rra; nerve attn vin power,
Abb patiently endured snd suffered What faw
ayn enui1 have inrne.
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Obituary.


Il5.. fr,gu,uil. are ~ reminded t.,,. the
lrt ...,. imm5r'4.lt, +, j. TIA, Ddfin; iL- ,-s,t
=, Na,k.. ts4r Dl uuru 'i-r i,-sH'r inyr passed
aats. Tt.r lcr. anon. "a go, lru sa.I.t.
ne,rr I-un 70 ba h.i-i lhe-r % thi- mum
5rr wcgo V men who had arIt lived "ui the
tr.l,r,ion.si t.a.y upon EARTH. lii, other Aa,-
oar Oldest ,iljzrn. %; whose iif, and drliA
l....-our> ulr dur, 10 writ at some length.
-i.a- { ,piid- H. " hp-c death - j. recorded in
the AMEKIcAN ~ lat wcrA. wa, bonn in thai
part Of r.rntoa known u, Eat Trenton. noN
the toAn ~ I.i.npiAt, in To. fr>t year "f fh"
present century, here be had AWAY .iNed-
where h- wi- ma.r:eI, and wh"r, Do deed 'n
the eleventh ia, of th'- month. aged " }etr-
aud months.
IT. MAS man u re.naE~4h.. strong g'lN-
steal poA'r>. above the medium -iaiur', A." ltli
aimn-, --i.I; strength ani endurance. III
Younger days asi more mature YEAR, "ttr
spent ia hard Labor, fishing. coa,iin- aud .lri.i-
Ing. I.lr schooling of ihv Early phone. = OF
tir 'a-i-gH part 81 New England va very
itm'i'l. \ few week al n">t.and That IA The
"ln'r time. Win ioa- distances TO tray - 10
IT, school hanst. or part 81 >nme priv atr
dsfriin. hou~t. were HE only privileges Whch
Young men Of hi day chJJttd ne 49,
possessed VI -irohz mental fdcutiie' wish
though IN ih' rou a." were associated "iiA
high mora aud religious Neii>ihiili'' OF 'ni''i
sud heart, which rendered him impressions 10
The teachings II truth.
He Vas, am informed. one Of tae oldest
iitin- members Of The First Baptist Church. ia
TIeAton, organized June = ,l.t9 b Elder Jason
Lnermorc. consisting of eight members, which
ID Z short iilhe numbered invent Zone lie was
rr,d!ar - 'ii' a'icndince and took graf inter
~ in the services np to short time before
his death.
lie had been gradual; falling b1th pa! 'lcaly
and mentally for some time past, but retired
at hiN usual hour. the hlSht hei"r1 ~ dt''ii'
+ DuTii'- the night hi attendant i!'i heard hti
moving about Ms room. rs ne wa" ~ me habit
+ Of doing, but he hfd again retired, and no' Az
( pearin= - Wa hi custom, to hi early brenk-
fat. on stepping to hI. bedside he WAS found
I dtdi 'N ldehill bui short time-as li~ b"dy was
/ sun warm. WITHOUT moan or struggle he
had passed away, {" soiVe the problem. III Il
man ne shall he i've again: Ills Only re-
naming child John r. oooiid-e''I "Htham
Mass WHO has always cared after me inter-
els OF i!i> aged parent since IN" death OF hi,
MOTHER year ago, was teiegfaphed anu
was do" at the Old homestead IN short time
anu TOOK MI steps TO have MIN lad 1T rest
/ beside III partner OF NE Tor 20 many
| years.
Inc funeral services III the church were oy
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-01-26
inspection OF VIM. II. n. Rico Post
G. A. r.

VIM. n II. Rice Post, No IS, G. A. r., OF this
city. was Inspected nj a special meeting on Mon
day evening last. by capt. J. H. Johnson, Assis
tant Inspector OF sullivan who proved 20 i'c very
superior Inspecting officer, performing hls duties
faithfully aud weIl. but in most gentlcmanly
eject Of u l.. Weare Post, sullivan, was also
present AMI cAcinptHci some Of the workings OF
HE own Post. Can't Johnson and AdJu'an' Petiee
catnplimepici VIM. II. n. Rice Post highly for IT.
efiricncg and good appearance.
At the close 81 the meeting the Post drummer
Mr. Chas ". Bcal and the Post afcr, Mr.. John
Malone.
Folded ti,eir tents Hike the Arabs.
Ana a. silently stole away"
Thcy soon returned. however. leading a pr"
cession OF lailcs male up Of the W Il e., ali
mar, hing Ia ihc insprilns nusic OF the drum and
ifc. Il Na~a scnu'uc surprise tn the F"st bog r.
TIE .sgrs brought . coi,ation OF fruit cake, etc ,
which was served an' all had good time. Much
Wa r.tu-eI ~ an innocent ample sus ended hy a
-triu, from the cr,,i j, IS; . hitnd folicd lady or
gentleman try Ing u lAe it Niih So aocr >he
or hc hal turned around trs ~ times |, :. nc,-i-
les to saw that 10. most ot them struck s. ilr 20
the MARI
W :,cl -vrr tl,at ali wc.t asas feeding tn" bit
ter for ,n" li,''c lrnpu,mrtu party an.! wishing
that tb,y ni-1, -,'ar morr froq,yptl, TIA" the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-01-26

~eiguirL.
Hon Wyer G. Sargent has recently been
quite ILL., but is now out again,
The holiday presents at the parsonage
were very acccpta ole-thirty dollars worth,
including q the cloak for the pastors wife.
Many thanks TO the givers.
There was spelling match at the viii
larp school on Tuesday evening. the 18th
inst. Mrs Nellie Buker il the efficient
teacher Miss Ida Peters, teacher ut dis
trict No !, won the first prize, Miss
Susie Allen was the best speller among the
scholars and would have taken the second
prize had there been one. A. there was
none. we make special mention of her
ability.
We have very able corI+s of teachers
in the schools in our vicinity. Mrs. Mel
lie RUker has the village school, Miss
/ Marks, the. village school on the Brookln
side of the river, Mr.. Littletield the school
in district number g.
The Sargentyile people are enjoying a
new enterprise. Their steamboat wharf,
Capt. Crockett is reported as saying is
the finest on the line. The waiting rooms
will be comfortable and the building the
finest on the line.
Something new IAe. steamer Electa
runs between Sargcntyille and Belfast
| a great convenience to people residing IA
this section.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-01-26

must have been hiding in some very secure
place that they did not see the liquor
bought and sold. win it be SO the next
timer
On Saturday evening, the 2lst. James
and Sarah Young of South Surry, were
pleasantly surprised by their friends who
assembled at their home to celebrate the
fifteenth anniversary of their wedding day.
The weather was severely cold and trav-
cling bad, but quite company were there
making warmth and cheer within A
bountiful supper had been prepared, I'M
known to the hostess, which was heartily
enjoyed by all. At a late hour the com
pany dispersed leaving a goodly assort-
ment of crystal and many Kind wishes that
their future may excel the past in happi-
ness, and they be able to celebrate many
more anniversaries. CHAT.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-01-26

suEF-+
Rev V T. Wardwen of Ellsworth
preached a glowing sermon upon 'Pauls
vision on the Gross in the NJ. f. church
last Sunday aud judging from the testi-
monies which followed at TIE evening ser
vice made fine impression
The NJ. T. Sunday school has had its Ii
brary replemi,hed with twenty-scyen new
volumes Of very interesting books.
1t was Is deg. below zero last Monday
morning. at o'clock.
Jan %. HAMLET.
Miss Emma Greene has recovered from
her illness and is able 70 go out.
Rev. Virgil p. War,lwell preached All
able sermon mt The church at Morgan's
Bay, Sunday afternoon.
The work Mt Morgan's Bay granite quar-
nv is progressing slowly, the extreme
cold preventing the quarrging of the stone.
The week following last pay day was
shamefulIy spent by some in getting drunk
Rum was as free as water Those who
conld went to Ellsworth and drank there,
bringing jugs and TASKS to supply the ones
left at home. This does not hook well for
the enforcement Of the law We think they
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-01-26
The ladies OF the Village Improvement

The ladies OF the Village Improvement
; ,ieiy appointed on the supper committee
f.f the masonic ball. Feb. /, are requested TO
sa-et 1T Mr.. J II Partridge, Thursday af-
trrno,,n II Two O'clock.
Ia, public are requested to make liberal
donation, OF food Tor The ma>pnic ball. Feb. j..
\ -Gcl, ,,.u;riautions Nil L. i"r The benefit
oi t!u Village Improvement Society.
Capt. J. II. johnson. the veteran teacher
Of East sullivan, has taught ia terms OF
school. and looks good Tor quite large mum
Der Yet.
The snow storm OF lat week was quite Sc
we're and the blizzard which followed was
mere 80. Thursday, Friday, Saturday aud
sunday were very cold DAYS. and Saturday
nigh, the cold was intense.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-01-26
Dom rsIie Ports

on->lh Jan p. sch Melissa u Robbiu-Rp
bins Portland
SID Jan -, sch Lila Il Fernai Ferna;B Port
land
brunswick, Oa-Sll Jan IA, sch EuzenIc tIclI,
Cherry Held
MOlAle-Ar Ian ~ sch Grace Cover, Wilson,
Tonala for New York
New YoFk->ld Jan =. Srhs Nellie Woodbury.,
for Cayenne; John Douglass, jordan, for New
Bedford; Adde r. Snow from EliZabethport for
Buckspo1
Ar Jan Il, sch y II skinner, Nickerson, Deer
Isle
PoTtand-Sld Jan q sch Annie l. Green Cousins
SO BruOksylle
Ar Jan 10, sch Daisy. Hodgdon, fremont
Baltimore-sld Jan Is, sch Fidclia, Blake, Port
land
savannab-sld Jan II, sch susan y Pickering,
Darien, Ga
Vineyard iIaveu--Ar Jan II, sch Mary Jane Lee,
Murray, Rnrkland fur New York
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-01-26
Mt. Desert Ferry.

Last Tuesday as Mrs. Benz. Fogg was
riding down keefs hill the wagon over
turned, throwing her out. Dr. Phillips Of
your city was summoned, who dressed her
wounds Al last accounts she was doing
well We hear that no bones were broken
We are having considerable sickness
here this cold weather.
Mr.. Geo. A Martin has been quite sick
for two weeks. but he Is gaining slowly.
Mr. Geo. Moon i, very sick with throat
trouble Dr. Bridgham is attending him.
Your correspondent; "Yankapoo" Of So.
Hancock. has been visiting at the Rev. ID,
+. FoggS.
Jan. - VIOLET.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-01-26
Died.

Obituary notices, beyond the DGAs, Name amt Ago
must be paid for at the rate q cents q line.
Eilsworth-Ian. rs, tssa.fpnR, con OF Pearl amt
Lettie NJ. Carter, sned 5.years, month and IS
DAYS.
Bluehlli-zS.n. Ii. Mr. james v >tevsss, aged
ID Yeas ~Ds. 10 months.
-r-s,a. Is. Mrs Betsey L. Trewssgy, aged 70
years, 10 months and p days.
Otis--Jan. %. Miss Henrietta Baslef. aged IS
years and months
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-01-26
City and County


oh, ~ glor, doth this world put on
For H.e j. ia. v;.h fervrnt teart goe> forth
Under the bril- aid Curious ky, and looks
on duth- Nel performed ami DAYS well spent
For him t's wind ay. an the yellow leaves.
Shall have a Naire. ami -i,o him eloquent
teachings;
fIe shall 80 hear the solemn hymn that Death
Has lifted up for all, that be shall 90
To his ,u4 resting place without tear.
II w. LoNGFELLow.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-01-26

Ra1EoT.
Probably the ice harvest viii be the hrg-
est ever known in this town. The past
two weeks have been very favorable for
cutting, and large quantity has been put
up Tbs late snow storm will retard the
business somewhat, but the work VIII 90
on
Rum is plentiful, and the better class
are net.lod about it; yet the most they do
is pray and scold.
The body Of Young Sewell, drowned tIF~e
weeks ago, has not been found, notwith-
standing much time has been spent drag
ging for it. she was the only child, and i,
the deepest grief.
State Evangelist niacklaY IS holding ~
,ival meetings IN th;s city ami much In
teFest Is manifested
Tnos. A. CRABrREE.
Jan. FL.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-01-26

;, Johns, 2 R-tr Jan 3, sch II 5 Woodruff,
Hodgkns, New York
Buenos \ Tes-Sld Dec Il, bark Auburndale,
Wooster, for Boston
Cardenas-Ar Jan Ia, bark Belle Wooster, IIig-
OH York
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-01-26

married, died aud was buried In Trenton, and
the lately deceased had the high honor Of be-
| Ing son OF one OF the veterans OF 'I6, who
helpe,l achieve the Independence Of the United
StaleS OF america.
1 q W
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-01-26

The high promise With which the 4H@h
t;c Uaathfg began The curr, MT wear l. well
sustained IN tie February number. 4 most
Important crisis l. reached in the fresh ana
fascinating story by Z. II. House, entitled
..Yone sauto: Child Of Japan several char
arreti,tic chapters are added BY Charles Eg-
h.. Cr,,,i,Iock 10 her ''Despot of hraomsedge
Cove and the serial story by Mrs. oliphanr
and Mr.. Aldrich THE Second sin j. con-
rluded in this issue. Among the prose articles
those otl THE Mt.lea of EuriPtdes," b. VIII
IAN 4. Lawton. and on The Marriage Cele-
h-,tiop IN Europe by Frank On, lord Cook,
ar particularly valuable Honghion' MliIi'n
4 Co. Boston,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-01-26
tOl.sIInlption Cured,

An Old physician. retired FROM practice. hay
in, hal pl. M III hj- hand, ny an East India
missionary tlc formula NJ sim L. vegetable
rrturly tur Oh, speedy ANA permanent cure Of
Consumption. Bronchitis. Catarrh, Asthma
apd lii throat nd Lung Affections, ai>u a pos
ui.r ana radical cure Ior \cruu Debility
and An \crNuu Complaints, after hay iug tg>t-
81 it. wonderful curative powers in thousands
II ,-t>t-, has frit 1t his duty /" max" II known
To- hi, ,ui'rru. fellows Actuatcd by This mo
live uuI i desire TO relieve human suffering. |
Vi,I ,erd tr.r of charge, TO ali who dr~ir, it,
tit, r,r!pa. in German, French or English,
with full directions for preparing and using.
SUIT IN ulAi IN addressing with stamp. nam
iu- THU uuprr, W. A. NpYE~, 40 Ipr~rs
M.rk Hnrhsster, \. " lyto2 COW
~Njn-~Htcr>~ SOAP NH preserve Your
81, >kin c,tr -Jd Brm. Admirable for bath
- aud tvlbt. Sold at the drug store Of 5.
N
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-01-26

ELLSWORTH Posr OFFICE. Jan. u, 1888.
Mr.. Frauri, ". DeEco l2)
Mr.. Herbert l.. Grace
Mr. Horace Grtndle. L. H. Harrison.
Nm Jnr,lsn. Mr. Joseph Mr>>cr.
Mr.. Harry MathewS, Mis- Mary keddE-
Mr. John II. Necb.
Please call for advertised letters.
A. ". GRIZZLY. 7. II.