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EMIL hAENSN ii. toQflty u UdSe.
". \. Walker. Attorney for Executor. novl--
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE,

fFirst puhlicatiou Oct. -, 1881 No "a
ATAIE OF hlStoNSiN-Co COUNTY COURT FJE
- CALVansT COUNTY. In Probate.
II the matter of the guardianship of Annie.
Iera ald Marx Il6ke minor heirs of Marx Ii.
Like deceased.
Notice j. hereby giyor that by virtue and in
pursuance Of an order sc license made in said
matter on the 9th day q October A. y. ISIS, the
UNDERSIGNED Herman LIbk0 guardian uf such
minor heirs VILE. on the 10th Gay Of November 4.
D. I-SS az one o'clock 7. NJ, ct the store of VII
liau Nstte IL the toxin q katun IN MaUttowoc
counts II scSrsln offer for sale At public ve-Cuc.
the following described land. situated in SAID
county of MSnit0woc, to-ygyt: The undivided
three seventies part interest IN the east half Of
the north west quarter of the south west quarter
of section tyqyli weight tSl In township eighteen
u.s.. north ur r;.ls,c txguty-oue en-. east The
terms of sale Wal he made known at tie tine
ard riaee % such sale.
Dated October -. 3. T., 1SSS.
Ilr,rst L IIshi, fr,.-.-I:.--.
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Louisiana State Lottery Company.

Incorporated Jy ti.s ieLI Stature ia 1865. for cd
ucational aud Charitable purposes. AID its fran
chise made part Cfr, present state Constitu-
tion. II 1879 by overwhelming popular vote.
It's GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS
take place annually, q June and DeceInber)
and Its GRAND SlNGLE NUMBER DRAW
INGS take place each OF t.se other ten months
In the year and are all drawn IL public, at the
Academy OF Music New Orleans La.
eve do hereby certify thatw supervise the al
ranremeHts for at the Monthly and Quarterly
Drawings Of The Louisiana State Lottery Com
pany. and IN person z enage and control the Draw,
fngs themselves, and thst the same are conducted
with honesty. rairness. and in good faith toward
Al, 3srti.s- aud authorize the Company 10 use
this certificate. with fac SMILES of cur signatures
attached in * advertisements.
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GEORGE II. BRICKNER.
LEGISLATIVE TICKET.
For State Senator for the 18th Senate District
VIM. +. NASH.
For Member of Assembly, LIST District,
EMIL SCHEIBE.
For Member of the Assembly, End District,
ISAAC CRATE.
For Member of the Assembly. Srd District,
THEODORE TETTGEN.
COUNTY TICKET.
FRANK ZEMAN.
For County Clerk,
L. c. SENGLAUB.
For County Treasurer,
c. A. GIELOW.
70. Register of Deeds,
THEODORE WOLF,
For District Attorney,
A. J. SCHMITZ.
For Clerk of Circuit Court,
JOHN CHLOUPEK.
For County Surveyor,
c. c. ERTZ.
For Coroner,
DR.. f. s. LUHMAN.
For County Superintendent of Schools,
John NAGLE.
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.anitowof pilot.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25.

STATE TICKET.
For Governor.
JAMES MORGAN.
For Lieutenant Governor,
ANDREW KULL.
For Secretary Of State,
AUGUST G. LARSON.
For State Treasurer,
THEODORE KERSTEN.
For Attorney General,
TIMOTHY Z. RYAN.
For State superintendent,
AMOS SQUIRE.
For Railroad Commissioner,
HERMAN NABER.
For Commissioner Of Insurance,
EVAN w. EVANS.
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We TIE undersigned Banks and Bankers viii
payalf prizes drawn in the Louisiana State Lot
r. NJ. WALMSLE1,
Pres. Louisiana Natioual Bank
7. LANAUS.
Pres. State National! Bank
A. BALDWIN.
Pres New Orleans National Bank
CARL kOuN,
Pres. Union atioral Bank.
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or NJ. 4. DAUPHIN,

Washington, D. G.
Address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans La
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Manitowoc, Wis. Oct. 10, 1888.
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CONGRESSIONAL TICKET,
For Representative in Congress for the Fifth
Congressional District,
GEORGE II. BRICkNER.
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Grand Monthly Drawing

In the Academy Of Music, New Orleans,
Tuesday, November 18th, 1883.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-29
State News.

Without disparagement of the claims
and qualifications of other candidates who
have been named, we regard Mr.. Cleaves,
all things considered. the strongest, best
qualified and most available candidate, and
believe he will be enthusiastically nominat-
ed and elected the next governor of
Maine - Camden Herald.
In the supreme court the 10th, at
Pennington, the jury in the case of the
State VS.. Abbie ID. Hewey, of West Phil
lips charged with an attempt to poison
her husband with strychnine, reported a
verdict of not guilty. The court room
was well filed, many ladies being present.
When the verdict was given the audience
applauded. Judge Libbey quickly stop
ped it, however. The jury were in ses-
sion till nearly midnight before they
could agree and over 20 ballots were taken.
1t is said they were about evenly divided
till the last ballot. As Mrs. Hewey left
the court room her husband met her at the
door with a happy look on his counte-
nance, and after receiving the congratu-
latons of many friends husband and wife
sauntered down the street arm in arm.
The prisoner exhibited no signs of emo
ton when the verdict was rendered and
later remarked to friend that it was only
what she expected.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-29

sau>ri
Sore throat~ are very prevalent at pre-
sent.
We understand large boarding house
+ to be erected at Greens Landing soon,
by Glover ( Go. of RoCkland.
Goods have arrived at Green's Landing
for Go>> 4 Small who have recently lifted
up a store at that place.
At the school meetings held at Sunset
W. H. Small was chosen agent in district
II, and Eben Brown in district ~.
Mr. GEO. Stinson got one of his eyes
hurt quite badly while at work on one of
the granite quarries at Green's Landing a
short time since.
Mr. Eiastus Fifield who has been at
work in West Baldwin is visiting friends
and relatives at W. Deer Isle.
There was a chopping match at the house
of Mr.. Amos 7. Small on Tuesday of last
week In the evening the young folks
assembled in spite of the rain and had a
very enjoyable time.
March %. SILAs b.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-29
East Maine Seminary Notes.

In spite 81 the hcsy, storm The spring term
opened llh uuc hundred and seventy stu.
dcnf> The iir>l week aud the second week ha>
iu.i closed wiih u>crlwo hundred. Faculty
and >tud,ut> at, entering on the WORK Of The
term with enthusiasm. The Commercial DE-
patim.nt ha> been removed 20 tn, Town hal
and All ID, departments ~, floufi>hiHg.
III, cla-- elections ha> ho.n bcld with the
follow ing result:
Cla>, - Charlie, y. Higgins. President, ,
MARY +. Naro. Wee President; Homer L.
Bodseii >rcrrtar, Maud +. Muzhy, Corre--
ponding secretary; l.. ". IIadics. Treasurer :;
Elbridsc :. Fernald. Orator; Euciiiie {. Gra,.
Poet.
The ua. IilI Cadets me-, >atur.la, aud
organized for the present term. Over -cvenr,
were prc-rn, aud r, tortcd t,y duty. The TO-
lowing are the officers.
>l7G ohiccr--l lieutenant, oion. :. +.
LaGro,. oomuauiIn=. Msnr N.h,r 4.
>w,rt>,r; thapHin. Hrrb,u l. M,,auu
Adiutaut. Horcy Howard; >rr-csn-M.y.r.
ChsrI,- \ Higgins Qnari1m1,'er.>rr-'iii
H. X. Rot.ett,. cou->er-c,nt, kdwari
Scarf.
,omwu, 4 - onierr,d $, foioV- Cap
t,iu. Il smiley. ~ Erewrr. IT. Lieutenant
\. II. CLARK. OF " nterport; 2nd Lieutenant.
y. " Springer. Of panfarth; 1T ~ ,cant, /.
: F,rnaid Of Wint,rport.
Complain y. officer Captaln. II. Il
Blod-rtt Of BrooA,,iIlr: 1t Li,uirunt. !
y Pier.ou. Of Mont, ille; 2nd lieutenant \.
II
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-29
Obituary.

Cant. f.. ". Reed was born in BROOKLYN,
Me, November -. 49,. and died at his home
in Northumberland county. Va. January -,
ISIS.
In early manhood capt. Reed gave hi, heart
to God. and Joined the Baptist chur h. For
a number OF wears he transacted business On
the sea. Twenty Wears ago in the prime OF
life he came to Virginia. settled in NoIthum-
berand county. and engaged in the manu(ac
ture OF guano and in the mercantile bu-i
uroach and made an cnyiable reputation as
an honest, true hearted business man To do
kindne,s. to help. all and assist the needy va.
characteristic OF Capt. Reed. Nov the dis
position to help one, ne.hbor, while it may
exist in an imperfect stale in the heart Of the
unregenerate, i in it, purity precious stone
that lies very near the foundation Of Christian
character The foundation stones are love to
God and love to our neighbor. Immediately
mon th,. iatter-named Iir> a desire to do our
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-29
Mayor Aiken.

Mayor Aiken of Ellsworth. in his inaus-
ural address. starts out with some PLAIN
talk 80 plain and direct that the greatest
dullar,l must comprehend hi meaning
and he keeps on hammering in the same
stylp ID tie end Il l. a business man ;
views There are no ambiguous sen
fences. or policy cut phrases. II has
been a theme for remark outside Of Els
worth. that her financial standing did not
appear to her advantage. and the reason
wa never satisfactorily explained know
ins Mr.. Aiken well from hi boyhood- We
shan be greatly mistaken If be doesn't
give Ell>wpr an economical. plain anu
vigorous government. one that her citi-
zens will feel proud of at the end OF the
year Bsckspnrf CH}Per.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-29

Collector Magone, of New York. has
received instructions to cut down the Gus
tom house expenditures $4,000 to $40
600 for March and April on account of the
appropriation running short
JEFF Curry, negro who was under ar
rest at Birmingham, Alabama, was taken
from the officers and shot by mob
At the Republican convention ia Iowa,
the 2lst, a resolution was adopted present
ing to the national convention the name of
William B. Allison for President.
A terrible wind storm ragged over East
ern Tennessee and Georgia, Tuesday night
of last week. Great damage was done to
property and several lives were lost.
1T is stated in Pittsburg that all the
Labor parties win unite on one Presidential
candidate at the convention at Cincinnati.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-29

Rev Il NJ Pitkcns. President II the
Methodist Protestant Church Of south
Carolina, writes from Grccnv'lle:
About four years ago va attacked
with what the physicians pronounced
nrurSlgic rheumatism. accompanied with
eryspclas Ny appe,ite failed me entirely,
and had Az Iniermitiing pulse and very
irregular pulsatlons # tie heart. 4 ter
rlle Isin soon came int nv chest aud
shoulders ard bc,amc $ helpless that
ooull attend 10 no business Al all The
pains were movable, snA would IncilTnes
pass frym oue part q my body Ia another
Finally tic cry-iPela. troka pu' on my lcft
hand and srm, and prolu nu~A swell
ing Was TOT eighteen u4ast' affected
ia ihis Wav. and Of course used great
many kinds OF medicines. hut nothing -ave
me relief Friends finally persuaded ne
10 Try Swift Specie | naared jrridel
improvement Wilde taking the frs; bottle.
! continued il use until Rad taken about
one dozen b,ti,es, wAen ! ana mysef
sound ami well -s.n. W!,A ~ .lEu q dis
ease left ~ rYt $ stiffness lu nv hand.
re>ui: Of lie cry3pe a. While taking
tie med canned on m Az &c two
pounds # feel per week ! iAjuk :.
= valuable medicine. ana ! frequently
recommend il 10 NV friends
Write 10 the SWIFT SPECIFIC Co,
Atlanta. Ga far Treatise on Blood and
SKIN Diseases, mailed fee II anyone
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-29

Attest. i. T.. Hale, Clerk.
The foregoing resolve passed it, lst reading,
rulc- suspended, resolve had it, ~ reading and
final, passed b, the Board Of Aldermen
Voted, That MIR. Edward Carnc, be released
from the Insane asylum.
Voted. That the order whereby thirteen
hundred dollars was passed by the rclirin.
Board Of Aldermen in favor OF Mason n Cu,h-
man be laid OVER until the r. gular meeting.
viz. the Gr-i Monda, IN April. lSS>.
Voted. That MIR. II : Jones lee allowed
two and 35-leo dollar- per week for the board
OF William Bickford from March -. ISIS.
Voted. That committee Of three be- ap-
pointed hv tbc Ma,or 10 draw NJ contract
for proposals 'or tAkin. care OF the Highways.
An amendment 10 the above Wa offered b,
aldermen Emery ana allowed. that the Hon
MAYOR constitute one II >:,id committee. The
committee NJ, "a, follows Hon. MAJOR AiA-
en- alderman Jordan anu tia, nor.
Voted. Ihal IaI-r Gror-e +. button hc
appointed ,ify solicitor.
Bond 81 \. ". hn-. city treasurer acc'li
Ell sud ordered 10 br placed GA f!e.
Bond OF William Day. constable at large.
accepted aud ordered to he placed on de.
Voted L. sdl"urn-
Attest. I. T.. Hale. Clerk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-29

On Sunday afternoon quite large CON
grcgation gathered at the Lamoine church,
expecting to hear the Rev A. A. Cam
bridge of your city, but were very much
disappointed. Notice was there given
that the Rev. Mr.. Bickford of Sanford,
York Co, had accepted call to the pas
torate of the Lamone and East Lamoine
Baptist churches. his labors to commence
on Sunday, April |, at 10 80 O'Clock A. NJ,
at the Lamone church. at 80 at the East
Lamoine Baptist church.
March 27 D'NETT.
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Born.

Eastbrook-Mar. Is, to Mr.. and Mrs Andrew
Lowre, daughter.
East Lamoine-sIar. "a to Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Bennett, ian olive plant
>teuben-Mar. 10, to Mr.. and Mr.. John Bimp-
son, a daughter.
Deer Ise-Mar ), to Mr.. and Mrs. W \. Ham.
bien, daughter.
West Deer lsle-Mar. II, To Mr.. and Mrs Thorn
bray, a daughter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-29

The BIC supper and entertainment at
the I-uitsriau vesfry last Thursday evening,
wa.avery unique but entertaining AFFAIR. u
MS called IN A b supper. because the
mime. OF articles of food which made up the
hiu Of fare commence with one OF the hrst
three letters Of the alphabet. Tbi- required
little liberty with appelations. but then coId
bill, ham ,xas int AS good under the name OF
bacon rs under any other name, anu 50 Oh o'iie'
articles The supper was eXceileht anu '"'
music fine. There were a select song bf Mrs'
EFF Redman and banjo and piano music oH '"e
Misses Smith, Crippen and Hopkins me neat
in orler was a eharade in which the nrst
syllable was represented by the recitation By
Mrs. Leo Echrlieh of j. q. Saxe's laughabie
poem. The Proud Miss MacBride. Mrs.
Echrlich's rendering was excellent and by her
setting - made il apparent. beyond question,
that Terribly proud was Miss MacBride,
The very personifcation of Pride
And yet The pride Of Miss Mac 3ride,
Although it had fifty hobbies TO ride,
Had reali, no foundation;
But like the fabrics that gossips devise
Those single stories that often arise
And grow till they reach four-story size,-
Was merely fancy ereation."
The recitation was illustrated by pantomime.
| The and aud Bird syilabies were represented
by college songs. E. X. Hopkins. leader. and
the whole word BY w. s. Howells' Mouse
Trsp1 by six ladies and Henry Stockbridge No
one was able to guess the answer W hieh was
'.misleader.'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-29

Dear Bel: I'll write YOU short letter
TO say I'm wonderfully better;
How much that means YOU ought TO know,
" no saw me just one month ago
Thin. nervous. ffetful. white as chalk,
Almost too weak to breathe or talk:
Head throbbing, as il fit for breaking,
weary ever-present aching.
But now life seems different thing:
feel as glad as bird on wing,
say, and fear no contradiction,
That Pieree's Fayorite Prescription
l. grand. Why, I'D have died without it.
Ma thinks there's no mistake about it.
Its driven all my ills away:
Just come and see, Yours ever. MAY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-29
No Red Tape, Simply Business,

when yon have sick obvious headache, indi-
ge>tion, or any stomach or liver troubles,
get box OF Little Hop Pills. only Is cents at
druggists Take no other, they Arrays cure ;
or mail Us stamps and we VIII send to you
Hop Co., New London, ct.
When by reason Of a cold or from any
other cause, the seeretory organs become dis
ordered. they may be stimulated to healthy at
ton by the use of Ayers Cathartic Pills. Sold
by all dealers IN medicine.
LEADING PHYSICIANS say Palmer's Skin
Success Soap & Ointment i the best remedy
for skin diseases.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-29

From present appearances 1t seem
probable that Gen. Henry b. Cleaves vii
be the next republican nominee for Cover
nor of Maine. We hear him very favorl
bly, spoken of by members of his party il
this vicinity, and he would undoubtedl.
have a strong support from the rcpubli
cans of Hancock and Washington coun
ties. - Mount Desert HeraId
The Inauguration of the Biddcford
city government occurred the 18th. Al
the subordinate officers elected were Dem
ocrats, that party holding large major
ity in both branches, The principal Off
GERS elected the 10Th were as fol
lows:
City Clerk-Edgar A. Hubbard
City Treasurer Charles +. Goodwin.
Collector George 4. Berry.
Street Commissioner--Iere A. Shaw
Assessor (for three years Otis II.
GRAY.
City Solicitor-Edwin Stone
Chief Eugncer-W william Boston.
In reply TO Collector Torrcy of Bath,
who inquired at Washington about the
sale of imported liquors Assistant ScCre-
tary Maynard says the government has
nothing to do with the question. He says
when an importer pays the duty on import
ed liquors they pass into his hands, and
the government officials have nothing
more to do with them.
The fair of Burnside Post, Auburn
was opened Wednesday night. Addresses
were made by Commander Burbank, Hon.
Hannibal IIamlin, Hon, W. II. Clifford
and others.
The story that there Is to be a change
a al L. IL Ia
succeed Governor Stephenson. Is denied at
Washington.
The little Warren girl who was Shot
by her father at Benton died Wednesday
morning. The property which Warren
owned in the town will now go to his
brothers.
Henry Richardson of Watcrvillc. a
livery man. has been robbed Of 500, which
he left in his pocket book in his Office.
The pay Of first class carpenters and
fasteners in the New England Shiphuildng
companyS yard at Bath has been increased
from 50 TO - 80 and second class carpcn-
tiers and fasteners from SITS % 80 - \
proportional increase in wages viii hc
made in other yards next week
"A caribou wa captured il Wiun the
"t''' u! 80 ~ nam
: :" ''''' r. -
w 80 -. az" - '''h ~, III
"o"'H' ~ ~ "''n% ,"''"' ]"
and returned Thcrcupon the farmer took
a rope, went out In the deep snow and
secured him, bringing him in To Vim,
soon the animal became - tam" aS to
rcadlIl eat from the haH"hhu Al TINS 'ih''
thr game COMMISSIONERS learning Tine III
t'htinh was I" dispose "i nun '''h'r 1" :"
out - thr STATE or t"r meat sent NJ
warden VINO seized nun
Z. III r,.,t r.o., II, r,., rrrfo.,
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sTEU BEN.

At the annual town meeting March u
the following were chosen:
Moderator-James +. Wakefield.
Clerk. c. Googins,
seieetmen-A- J. Parrett, Henry Smith,
WIN. Lewis.
Collector-Lorenzo whjtten
Superyisor-E. o. Stevens.
Treasurer. b. Moves
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-29

when she was Child, she cried for CastosiA
When she became Miss, she chung to Castaria.
When shs hAd Children, she gave them CastoetA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-29
Municipal Elections.


At the annual town meeting the follow
ing board OF officers was chosen
Clerks o. Donnell.
SelecLneu-O. {. DoBneH, Sherman
Scammon. Frank Tucker
Treasurer. II. West
Coliector-Frank French.
Supervisor of Schoois-sIIerman Scam
mon.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-29

BarLadoes--Ar Mar 5, brig ANGELA, Mitchell
It John, B-Ar Mar %, sch Emerson, Day,
Boston
Cardenas-sld Mar lG, brig fremont, Brophy
Boston
Matanzas-Ar Mar IA, brig Marena. Moore. for
North Of Hatteras
Port Antonio, Ja-sId Mar II, sch Nellie Cole
man. HagcTthy, Baltimore
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-29

The Master Mariners association has
been organized in Gloucester. The object
Is to protect their interests against the al
legged injustice of the so-called fishing mo-
nopoljcs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-29

Severe colds are the order Of the day.
Mrs. Calvin Huckins i very sick with
pneumonia
Mrs. Salome Gilpatric, who has been
sick for some time Is slowly gaining,
many thanks to her friends In Trenton,
who left their home to nurse and care for
her during her Illness.
\ large lot of ice has been harvested
this season and the most of the farmers
have improved the opportunity of getting
musSc-bcd. Capt. Nathan King has en-
richcd his field with one hundred loads.
Looking up old land titles is just now
the occupation of those who have bonded
or sold land.
Raising salary for the new minister is
occupying the attention of all those who
are Interested in religious meetings.
Mr. Dexter Brooks made a flying visit
10 Boston aud back recently,
March 26. SYGNEr.
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Died.

West Gouidsboro-siar, 49, Mrs Abbie Pherson,
aged 70 years.
Steulen-Mar q, Mr.. Joshua Cleayes, aged 81
years.
Bar Haybor-Mar. 81, Mrs. Mary Roberts, wild
ow Of Tobias Roberts. aged Is years and 5day..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-03-29
Circle at the Bapti> ,c>try tits l"rdnes-
day1 afternoon and evening.

Mhlrn j. also HI ul its Wtlhutf~ W i'H SUN
rcmini~ccnce, ~ were obtsinable.
Mr.. :. II. Richardson OF Bangor. is build
Ing the new mill at Ellsworth for Hall Bros.
The worA Was begun last September and has
been going on since. II viii be completed in
about a month and an excellent piece OF work
has been accomplished crew Of twelve
men ha> been engaged upon it since lis com
menccmcut.
The property formerly belonging 10 John
Wallace was sold at suction al Milbridge. hast
week. to satisfy the demands of creditors.
About forty five acre, 81 hand were sold. the
greater part to Milbridgc owners. one lot of
$500 scre~ WAS sold for one dollar per
acre.
The Baptist pcoplc played quite a practi-
cal Joke on their pastor a>l Thursday evening,
BY turning the weight >ocabe' announced
for that evening at his house into pound
party for BIZ benefit 4 large company gath
erred and passed the hour- in the plca>antc,t
mannr \ Wen dllcd harder and neat purse
q none, increased hi. ability 10 appreciate
the point of the jokc.
The Bspii-t> viii resume preaching ser,ic-
=" ~ ''''' ,o''.'o ''n' =" ~ i'D,'.''"
~, $50 ~,
''''"'F
be held IN She evening, with a sermon from
Read the new advertisement OF Lewis
Fri,nd 10 hc fonnd in fhi, paper. He has
laid IN new AMI unusuAhE nf-e STOCK 81
goods f"I The Npr'nI trade. Lows i a'"aN> a
good Friend ana MI VINO VISIT h's store 'h'S'-
lahiN hnd HIN =" GIVE him eau.
At, meeting ~ The room Of thc mayor
snd ald rmcn on Ssturda, lat. du, called. o.
rar \ romtkir>. John II Leland and thArlc,
". Wa,-att wcrc drafted 10 serve a. trstcr>c
jurar. a, The coming term Of cour;
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l.r.h..- NJ. H. uro,,r
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