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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-08-23

publican rally at Hancock Hall, on Sat
urday evening Of this week.
MIR Austin NJ. Foster has completed
his contract To build the Woodward broth
ers cottage on Bridge hill. and an excellent
Job he has done. The cottage is commo-
dious. pretty aud well-planned. The
rooms are conveniently arranged and are
OF ample size. The painters, Messrs. Stc'-
ems and Smith. are now at work, and when
all l. done 1t will be one of the prettiest
and most convenient residences in the city.
The family expect to move in next week.
Mrs Mary z. Page, Dist Supt. of
Juvenile Temples, of this city, organized
a very promising Temple at Castine, on
Monday last.
-ChaS Pineo's livery stable at Bar Har-
Dor was entirely consumed by fire Tues
day at about II o'clock A NJ, we hear
The Buck~pnrt flag raising Monday
evening, was most signal success Not
only the Republicans II Bucksport were
out in full ranks. hnt about 800 uniformed
men were present from Bangor besides a
large number Of un-uniformcd Republicans
from Bangor and other places. Hon 4.
7 WiSwell was present aud made an able
and eloquent address.
The genial manager Of the ever popular
Lucicr Family Musical Novelty Concert
Company. Mr. Fred u Straffin who ha~
had " Idle experience in the show business
Informs H. that this is one OF the strong
est entertainments ever offered by him
Mr. Strafu has been connected with the
Hanoverians Family. Berger Family, Moss
Family, Spanldings Bell Ringers which is
sufficient guarantee of their eNcelencv-
They Will give a concert In this city next
Tuesday evening. See advertisement in
another column.
Little Mar.rcttc the wonder OF the age,
the smallest cornet player and staff bell
>oloist in the world, with tie Lucier Fam
ily
EXTRA ATTRACTION The talented ac-
treSs and vocalist Eva l.. Leland and the
New York favoriie comedian. Fred j.
Huber hy request Of numerous citizens 81
Ellsworth. have consented to appear in one
OF their famous Sketches, in connection
( with the Lucjcr Concert Co. on Tuesday
Aug 2s. tins " Ill be your only chance 10
see these. residents of Ellsworth.
Mr. L. T. Carter and MIR. Hiram Bart
hit. visitors from the Bible Society Of Majne
have been the guests Of Rev. K. l., Nauton ut
Buck>pori Centre. Tho, have finished work
III Hancock county and viii take Fen"h>cot
county next.
At the last meeting OF Thauks..i' NJ Lodge
~ Good Tomplar-. orland. the following of-
iic,r, were Installed for the ensuing quarter
4 BY Lodge Deputy, \. Il. Dunbar: John \.
Starr. Chief Tcmp'ar; Florence NJ sparro"
Vice Tcmplar; \. II. Dresser. Soc; Linne
f. Ghh-, Asst SEC; Geo. \. porr Tres,
Mamie l., Perry. Financial SEC; II. {. Ilar-
rimsu. Mar-hal: Frsuaic Ferry. Dept. Nar-h-
ai; Ike Hanson, Guard; II. /. ke!c>. >cbii-
mel. Thi, lodge i, in prosporpu. condition
ana uow numbers >cscniy-~iN members.
God aud hailnck used 10 he plentiful IN
the watcr- shnui Bar IIArbor but The fishing
there now j. pretty poor. Brother th'e"N Of
The ELLSWORTH AMERICAN sat- you ""u'i
have :. good iuek n>hu. 10 70 ~. - he
Bnr Hsr!,or folks have turned fisher u WeA
and omcu. Leri>f.h ! eraai.
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The Republican National Platform.


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7 ->ch-. VIM. II. Archer and Anna : MuFrh
arrived here la-l "Wednesday, coal lfrn. The
/ Archer la gone to Bar llnri-or "b'fe She ~iI
/ discharge cargo.
A MARI, ~ rurh.p.rt ,o.gut gentlemen
,,h, q, ,r,. on 4, ,f,Ii., dnNutle hay Yacht
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northeast side OF Handkerchief shoal. Neine-
day evening but came of and anchored IN fh,
channel ,esLin., considerably. but a. ,hc could
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To be- free from >irk headache. hiliou,ne~>
constipation. etc. use Carter Little Liver
riIis. >,rictlv yegrtshir. They gently .timu.
IsLr the nknr and lrrt Tho .lnmA. b frnm hiIr
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When she wAs a Child abe cred for astoria
When sh. became Mis-. she elan. 70 Ca.toriA,
Whom 81. had Children, she gave them CastoriA
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Died.

Deer Isle-Aug. Is, to DIR. and Mrs T. 6
McCollum, daughter.
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One million dollars In counterfeit coin
and notes In the possession of the treasury
department are to be destroyed in . few
days.
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Grange Meeting,

Hancock Pomona Grange will meet with
Floral Grange. North Buck,port. Aug. 2S.
al 10 O'Clock 4. VI.
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Hoods Sarsapariiia

Sold by all druggists. a tx for s. Prepared only
ny / HOOD & Co ApojhecarIes. Lowell. Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
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Heart
burn
Sour
Stomach

&c amount Of good II gave me an
X, and my food reli-hel and satisfied
wing | had previously experienced"
Il 4. PAGE. Watcrtowa. Mass.
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FROM THE GRAND BANKS. The Carrie
Louise, Capt. Wood, arrived at Boothbay,
Aug. 4, with 1900 quintals fish and reports ::
ON the banks sch. Arthur V. 5. Woodruff.
1000 otis; Annie Quiner 900; F. D. Hojg-
kins. 500; Jennie Stubbs, 1000; NJ. b. Stetson,
800: Were Here" 400: Mary Baker. 400 n.
Z. symonds. LOO; Carrie l.. Pitman. 700;
Matte f., 100; Lulu WILDER, 1000. The fish
ing for the month Of july was hard; fish
scarce. The above report is not up TO the
average for the time in the season.
George Davis, who stole the property
along the wharves at Bucksport, last july.
was caught in Aroostook county by officer
Hines OF Orrington and brought TO Bucksport.
He was srraigned by A. B. Ames, Esq. the
18th, and after a few minutes conversation
with him. he waived examination BY advice OF
the judge and was put under $500 bonds. for
his appearance at October court. He could
not furnish bonds and was taken to Ellsworth
jail by Sheriff Patterson, TO keep company
with his pal, who has been there some weeks.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-02
The Baltimore Festival.

The confederation of German singing
societies Of the Eastern states has begun
IT. festival in Baltimore. There are pres
ent about one hundred singing societies
from states extending from Virginia to
Connecticut, and constituting the great
Northeastern Sangerbund with 5000
singers.
1t will be gala occasion for the Mon
umental city to have for four days within
it, borders some Of the most musical and
iolliest people on the face Of the globe.
These singing societies have been pio-
neers in the musical development Of the
country, and they have been great i'm
pulse In bringing about the teaching Of
music in our public schools. Fifty years
ago there were few In the country. Now
every city with considerable German
element in It's population possesses sing
ing society. The effect of the Baltimore
S@ngerbund will be to give new im-
pulse to their further formation.
We hope that the gathering may in all
respects be as successful as its most san
guine projectors hope for. The German
people are song-loving and industrious,
and this country offers the fullest scope
for these attributes. They play with
energy and work with spirit. Let them
be encouraged in this disposition. The
nght-hearted Teuton is one Of the most
important factors in American citizen
ship.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-02
Tne 3etfysburg Celebration.

& vatoraps Of the war are having great
tlne dedicating monuments at Gettys-
buee and the town 10 reapipg Its annual
hGrvest from the jovial heroes of twenty
ilvo years ago. The annual glorihcation
OF the great battle and the elaborate
marking Of the ground by monuments
promise to give 1t place in our history as
the greatest struggle Of the war and one
q the most important Of modern times.
Whistler II Is really worthy of this over
Ghadowing prominence is another ques.
tion. There were other battles more
dscisive In immediate result and marked
b. a. fierce and bloody fighting. But,
fought on Pennsylvania soil, this three
oaSs' conflict was more near and terrible
- The people Of the North, and OF vital
Interest to the Southerners who hoped
that victory for them would at least re.
move the theatre of war TO the fertile
valleys Of Pennsylvania. The North is
the first to recover from the exhaust
ing struggle and 10 find time
and money for the celebration Of its great
men and gallant deeds, and the field OF
Gettysburg is near at hand, the field of a
victory hard won, and with history full
Of picturesque and thrilling details. ii
Is good thing for the suppression Of
sectional hate that It Is 80. At Gettys.
burg our victory was so dearly bought
and the last desperate charge brough,
ont 10 clearly the determined courage Of
the enemy, that both victors and van
quiahed can unite in honoring the field
+. and the men of the North and South will
feel proud of 1t for many generation
Every summer the citizens Of the good
little town will have Spasm Of heroic
Joy at the visit OF the dusty, hungry
Thirsty host Of veterans, and many {
bogus hero will tell his harmless little lii
on the ground where the truth Of battl,
surpassed in terror any fiction that hu
man mind can form.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-02
Two Specimens.

The Senate and House disagree pretty
unanimously just now, but there is one
bill at least in which the House has
clearly the best Of the argument. The
agricultural appropriation bill is encum
b red with an amendment tackled on by
= ,nator Plumb, Of Kansas, which sppro.
PIRATES eloO, 900 for the purpose of con-
tinling experiments in making sugar
II ,m beets' and sorghum, at Fort Scott,
Kansas. The House committee will not
g % TO this because 300 900 has already
beeu spent at Fort Scott for the purposes
mentioned under the direction of Profes.
eoe swsuson, and the only result seems
70 % that the professor is the prosperous
ana contentsd owner Of several patents
on q scoveries made by him with the aid
of government money. The committee
very properly declines To sanction an ap-
peopglztion for the benefit Of Swsnson,
1hGsb another interesting specimen
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-02

THE colored men OF the United States
will hold convention In Indianapolis on
Wednesday, July 80, TO consider whether
they will vote the Republican ticket this
fall Tho circular issued by intelligent men
Of the colofed race asks " Are we TO stand
up and be counted by this party or thst, like
80 many dumb driven cattle, or, on the
other hand, are We going 10 act an men,
each In accordance with his own uncoerced
conviction, and vote with that party which
he may deem most likely to promote the
interest OF himself aud race ?" 1t also says
"Dsfeat 20 the Republicans this year will, nc
doubt, lead to disintegration OF their party
and It's rolegstion to join other like organi-
cations Il sthave lived, fourished for time
and, hay ing outlived their usefulpess, are
now numbered among tho things tina,
were" 1t Is time that the colored man
breaks away from a party which has mad,
him tool.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-02
pERSONAI..

FIsHoP LEO HAID was cousecrated Ia
Biltimore on Sunday at the Catholic cathe-
dral.
COLONEL RICHARD J. BRIoHT, of In
diana, la sure that the state will 90 Demo-
cratic.
Mr. BERNARD REILLY, q native OF Ire
lane, died In Baltimore on Friday, aged 100
years. At the last municipal and state
elections In that city he walked to the polls
and voted the Democratic ticket.
BARBER THOMAS WILLIAMS, OF Chicago,
boat the record for one week during The
Republican convention period. The receipts
OF his seven days work were $l3l 40, on
which his commission was 45 por cent, or
q fraction over eco
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-02
Sound Doctrine.

1t is not proposed to entirely relieve
the country Of this taxation. 1t must be
extensively continued as the source Of
the governments income and in a re-
adjustment Of our tariff the interest Of
American labor engaged in manufacture
should be carefully considered, as well as
the preservation OF our manufacturers.
1t may be called protection, or by any
other name, but relief from the hardshipS
and dangers Of our present tariff taus
should be derised ,ciM special precomion
against in,periling The existence Of our
manufacturing interests. - PRESIDENT
CLEvELAND's MESSAGE.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-02
Free Xhisky.

The Republicans are wincing great
deal under the Democratic thrust about
their position on the question of internal
revenue. In black and white In their
platform they declare for the "entire re-
peal" Of the internal revenue system in
certain contingencies rather than "sur.
render any part OF our protective system"
What does this mean II it does not mean
free whisky? Rather than correct some
Of the absurdities of the tariff, they would
take OF the entire tax upon liquor and
tobacco. This is radically opposed to the
tariff utterance Of the Republican plat.
form Of 1854 which declared; "The Re-
publican party pledges itself to correct
the inequalities of the tariff and to reduce
the surplus
And the present position is in violent
antagOnism to that taken by their ablest
leader, James G.. Blaine. In his "Paris
message" of December Z, 1887, the Maine
statesman said
To cheapen the price OF whisky Is to in
crease IL consumption enormously. There
would be no sense In urging the reform
wrought by high license In many states, II
the national government Deutralizss the
good effect BY making whisky within reach
Of every one at 20 cents gallon. Whisky
would be everywhere distilled II the sur.
yealiance OF the govern ment were with
drawn by the remission OF the tax, and
Illicit sales could not then be prevented
even BY policy a. rigorous and searching
= that with which Russia pursues the
Nihilints 1t would destroy high license at
ones In ell the states. so long as
toere 70 whisky 70 tax, i would tax u.
The TAX on whisky by the Federal govern
mon1 with ~ suppression OF sli Illicit
dtetilletton and eonsequen enhancement OF
petoe, has been powerful agent In the
temperance reform by putting 1t beyond
the reach OF 20 many.
Free whisky is not proper strea m
whereby party may float into power.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-02

of legislation in the diplomatic and con-
sular appropriation bill. Twenty Eve
thousand dollars was appropriated for an
exploration Of the Congo. The House
committee thinks this unnecessary, and 1t
would be well for some senator to rise
and explain the value 10 Uncle sam OF
knowledge OF the diplomacy OF Central
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-02
THE CANOE SPEAKS.

On the great streams the ships may go
bout mons business to ana fro.
but l, the egg shell pinnace, sleep
GA crystal waters. ankle deep;
whose diminutive design,
OF sweeter cedar, pithier pine.
Is fashioned on so frail a mould
A land may launch, hand within I'D.
1. the unnamed inviolate,
Green. rustic rivers navigate;
My dipping paddle scarcely shakes
The berry In the bramble brakes.
still forth on my grsen way wend
Beside tbs cottage garden end.
And by the nestled angler fare,
And take the lovers unaware.
By willow. wood, ana water wheel
speedily fleets my touching keel;
By all retired ana shady spots.
Where prosper dim forget-me nots.
: Robert Louis Stevenson in Albany 2imss
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-02

ORANGE NOBLE, OF Erie, Democratic
candidate for state treasurer several years
ago, is announced o. convert for Harrison
for president. william 3. Pier, . promi-
nent Republican OF Plttsburg, leaves his
party for the Democracy as did Seth Low
In Brooklyn. SThis is going TO be q year
when no skulkers will DO permitted in
either army.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-02
SPECIAL NOTIUES,
Humbugn Imposters, Tb,eve,,

The above are terms applied to the unrelia.
ple ana nlshonest. Dr. Thomas Eelso,rtc Oil
for diphthsriat caJarrh, us Lhma rheu matism
and al aches, sprains, ana pains Is not a thing
OF deception but n pie santa honest rsm smedy
IL honestly put up. honestly sold, and does
what Is claimed for It. For sale by Ii. Is, Coch.
ian, druggist, l7 aud l33 North Q aeen stree
lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-02
The Lips We Love to Press

lnclose pearly teeth. ana exhal, fragrance
when opened. II this double charm were want.
ing they wouid lack their main attraction and
probably iemain unkissed. sO2oDONT will
secure it. Discoloration OF the teeth, un.
heaithiness OF the gums, ana a breath which
causes repugnance. are completely remedied
by this Incompatible beautiner ana antiseptic
OF the teeth. whioh is as pleasant 10 taste ana
smell as II - reliable in Its action.
f.M.WSw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-02

1 have been troubled with catarrh from
boyhood. and considered my case chronic
snti about three years ago l procured Ely's
Cream haim. ana count myself sound to-day
AL from the use OF one bottle. II. H. Cooley
Hardware Merchant, Montrose. Pa.
Mr.. =. NJ, Barber has used Elys Cream Balm
Tor cltarrh In his family and commends it
very highly. lady Is recovering the sense of
smell. Inukhsnnock lawyer. known 10
deafness -Pinston. Pa, Gazette.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-02
WID M Y ER'S
FURNITURE STORE
Oor. East King b Duke Sts.

OoHs & GIBBS.
ROOM WANTED.
We need more room for the
stock which we have bought
and are making up. We're 60
ing to get it by putting the
prices so low that the present
stock will move fast. Our
necessity is your opportunity.
If you're thinking Of getting a
Parlor, Dining Room or Bed
room Suite, or any piece Of
Furniture, now is your time to
buy. Come and look at our
New Stock on I'd, sd and 4th
floors Of 81 SOUTH QUEEN
STREET.
OCHS & GIBBS,
Manufacturers and Dealers.
aprlllyd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-02
PALACs OF 1AsaIon.

~ W RAOnAS@s Il
AsrRIons
PALACE OF FASHION,
I3 EAST KING STREET,
Lancaster, Pa.
Still more reductions |!
Sash Ribbons.
as pieces, all silk, watered, |
striped and satin edged, 9 inch |
colors, cream, light blue, pink |
and black, at 75c a yard, regu-
lar price $r.2s.
10 pieces, black, 10 inch,
satin edged Moiree Ribbon, all
silk; price 81 a yard, formerly
$3.50.
S pieces, IL inch, all silk,
black, Moiree satin edge, at
$I.25 a yard, worth So a yard.
An array of bargains. All
our finest Flowers, formerly
$3.50 to So a spray, your choice
for ACC.
Our Millinery room the cool
est in the city now.
Fans will be in motion by
Saturday.
Come and keep cool!
We have thrown out about
20 dozens Children's Leghorn
Hats, the former prices Of which
have been $I.25 to $I.75, at the
low price OF soc apiece. This
bargain beats them all.
The Jerseys must go
Four lots of Ladies Fine
Jerseys.
No. I, at 6ac, formerly eoc to
to 81.
No. ?, at 75c, formerly 81 tc
SI.25.
No. 8, at S., formerly $I.5c
to $3.50.
| No. a, at $I.25. formerly 81
Two lots of Children's Jer.
seys, all wool, all colors, IS ane
soc. These are less than hal
price.
One lot of Boys Calico
Waists, in sizes from a to /:
years, reduced to 21c.
One lot of Scotch Ginghan
Waists, reduced to 2oc.
About 500 yards each, Rea
Torchon Lace, 8 to a inche
wide, former IS to 25c, reduce'
to 10 and 2IHc a yard.
so dozens Ladies' Hem
! stitched Colored Bor d ere
Handkerchiefs, worth SC apiece
: price now &C.
One lot Of Cream Spanis
Silk lies, formerly soc, reduce
to csc apiece.
Ladies Colored Straw Ha,
: down to 2Ic apiece. Redut
tons all over the store, uI
stairs and downstairs.
Il ASTRICH'S P. 0. F.,
Lancaste
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-02
ArI.a,ant Ac.nowIedgm,n,

Had sour stomach and miserable appetits
Tor months, ana grew thin every DAY. used
bUdock BLOOD Btuers with he most marysl-
Gus results feel splendid" Mrs, Joseph
johnson, Pittsourg, Pa. For sale by H. H.
Cochran, Druggist, IE ana ls9 North Queen
street, Lane isler.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-02

THIS machine is propelled by steam. and will
carry two people TIVE atty miles In an hour. II is
SAID. 1t Is quite an invention but does not
compare with Burdook Blood Bifters which
Will carry The invalid along the road TO heal tn
10 beat all For sale by II. ID. Cochran, drug.
Ter.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-02

THERE are going to be lively times ahead
In this state In the Republican camp. Quay,
Msgee, Smith and Cooper are cunning for
each others scalps.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-02
NOTICE Is HERERY GIYEN TaA5

NOTICE lS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
AN the following described City Bonds are
hereby called In Tor the nking fund OF the
issue auth h1rHed by ordinance approved
March q A; %. 1851, ana amended by ordinance
approved March -. lssl. ro refund e9lO Opi of
the Indebtedness OF the city OF Lancaster, Pa,
OF the series OF Five To Twenty Years, viz
Nos. ~, Is. SO. 40. "a, one thousand Dollars
each sos. q, 70 "A 25, 27. o, 30 Al, as .S az
O.. o. se. 100 l0i. lfo h6. iOl l0s, Ls IiO tive
Hundred Dollsrs each Nos ., ~. "a. q, 20, 20,
b. 52 49, 81 - SO, a, t3. 81 g. Ca 65 GO. e7 6s e9
drod pollars each.
1heabove numbered bonds will be presented
DAY OF uly. l6ee interest on said bonds viii
isNaiijyiS Spw. EpexRLEY, Mayor.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-02

HARRIsoN's strongest oath 10 said TO be
"CJniound H." He will say worse than
that In November.