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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-13

DZIECk0
PowiesG obyczajowa z naszycl
czas0w.
(Ciag dalszy).

zwaf sic komik zapamieta.
les w tenn navel o przestep-
nym roku, ale ME zwroc1fes
uwagi ma diva gatunkl rodza-
ju ludzkiego. Kobiety ME mo-
ga przeciez wszystkie nosie l.
mion mezkich, ami tel wszyst-
kie ME nazywac sic Kaska,
Baska, Maryska, l jak tam
1eszcze. Mnie sic zdeje, Re JUL
Ola samego uszanowania ola
pfci niewiesciej powinnismy
stara6 sic o to, ably nasze ME-
wiasty miafy pieknic brzmia-
ce imiona, jak Elmira, from
boni, Ze6ryua, Pimpinela.
- Prawdziwie - pochwa-
Iii dyrektor - ola tel samej
mysli gotow Jestem prawie
pogodzit sic z tobq. Powiada
poeta... OF! WIEN ktory...
Inn! ktoryz to-. no! mniej-
sza o to,... vice ten poeta
powiada, lie meaczyzna maj
wlece) mysli o sobie. Otoz
two]e przed}ozenie dewodzi, re
to ME prawda. Vice MECH
prawo wybierze i postanowi
$3.50 Union mezkich i tyle2 l.
mion 1enskich. Ale jeszcze i
wtedy prawo ME by}oby do
kfadnem. Winno bye postano-
wionem, ably kaady, ktory i
mieniowi swemu ME przynosi
s}awy, musiaf je zfo2ye, Il PREY
jac przeciwne, mike. Liczbe
takieh pogardliwych Union
trzeba ustanowid ma trzydzies-
ci i jeden.
- | mole zdanie jest to sa
mo - zawolaf komik - a
ktoby byt i1nego zdania, ten
MECH bedzie wyklety, wygna-
ny ma puszcza, jak kozief by
dowski.
49, Nimrodlnus Paterentus!
- zawofaf dyrektor, podajac
komixowi reke - ME VIE
dziafem, he W toble tkwi tax
petezna dusza. Czemu2 Gle
PREDICT ME poznale4n wedfug
twej wartosci?
Nimrodinus pochwyclf reke,
nachylif sic i ucafowai swoja
wfasna reke, al chlasfo.
- 0, ia posiadam wiele ro-
zumu! - rzekf.
Potem przybrawszy mine ia.
jemnicza, doda}:
- Dlaczego mnie signore
Sobeni ME poznaf, to sic wte-
dy wykaze, jak zmarli z gro
bow powstanq.
Sobeni kiwnqf gfowa, ME
zwa2ajac ma tajemniczosc, a
potem sic zwr6cit do Erwlna.
- Mlodziencze - rzekf -
ktory wstepulesz W bramy mai
szlaehetniejsz ej sztuki, wy)aw
mi tive barbarzyhsko brzmia-
ce lmie, abym mogl je pre-
lnaczyG ma twoJa i catego szla-
chetnego towarzystwa korzysc.
- Nazywam sic hrabia Err
win Trzaska da]ac soble ro-
dne imie, ktore JUL W obec
Maryni zmyslif.
- Otwarcie, otwarcie -
zawoiaf dyrektor ME FAR
tut, gdyz wynlosfa nasza STU.
ka 2artow ME znosi.
- ia tel ME zartu)e =
odparf Erwin.
= Jakto, wee bys ty mia:
bye prawdziwym hrabia? -
wo1af dyrektor - ty? hrabiq'
i to prawdziwym hrabla.
Kraskq?
- Me Kraska sic nazywam
tylkc Trzaska - poprawit Er
win, wymawiajac swe zmy
slone nazwisko z przyciskiem
- A, coz tam = NOW
dyrektor - ma tenn mi nj
zaleAy, czy Trzaska, czy Kra
ska, byles tylko byf hrabis
sy.s @ ----- l.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-13

~ ~
tel otrzymywali zadatek cd
uiego lego r6wniez przy)azni
w ksztafcie z1otego pieniadza.
Dyrektor Giacomo Sebeni
kontent z taklego powieksze-
MIA swej trupy, wyclqgaaf sic
ma }awie i przymr61ywszy O.
czy, marzyf o tenn i owen.
Wreszcie coraz g1osniejsze "a
reczania wiecznej i al pc "a
wiecznos6 siegajacej przyjazni,
przywr6cify mu przytomnosc.
Otwoszyf oc=y, zerwaf sic i
popatrzywszy, zrozumiaf.
A, wy bandyci, rozboj-
nicy! - krzySnaf = WV ham
b1cie Gaia trupe. Widze az
nadto jawnie, lie pan hrabia
= Trzaska - poprawil ko.
mix.
zamknij gebe! ze pan
brabia Cd was spl2drowany,
okradzony obrabowany. Ma
ten sposob mic ME zatrzyma,
ably mi "a moe truly wyna-
grodzic, ktore bede musiaf
zodiac, ably go naszej szla-
chetnej wyuczyc sztuki! Nj
mrodynie, o lie go obdarfes?
= Signore - odrze''st ko-
mix - wstyd mnie nawet pc.
kazaG lie mann zadatku....
Pokaznl natychmiast, po-
wiadam, DO ME, to sic kline
na wszystkioh tureckich i ia
tarskich bogos, he CT kiesze-
ME poobrywam,
Signore, ME unos sic
talk bardzo ola marnej none
ty koprowej.
Co, &oprowejj?
= Talk, ME innej, jak ko-
prowej.
Komikowi udafo sic tymcza-
sem wydobyc re "a podszew-
XII koprowa monete, jedyny
.Jeden pieniadz, z klorym je :
chat do Kiszkowa.
- No - rzekf ma to udo-
bruchany dyrektor, ocierajac
sobie pot z czofa = ME pre-
2yfbym hahby, gdyby sic ma
Zywalo, re trupa, ktorel dy-
rektorem Glacomo Sobepi,
spladrowafa hrabiego. A vice
dostateS tylko koprowy grosz.
TAX jest - potwierdzif
komik.
- ia takze, ia :ak1e -
posypafy sic gfosy zewszad,
zarzekalace, ze wszyscy dosta,
ii tylko pc groszu.
DYrektor pofo5yf reke ma
ramieniu Erwina.
- Mfodziencze, hrabio -
rzekf - i ia q mel slrony o.
farrje CT ma przyjazh, ale ia
przyjazh dyrektora wartsa VIE
cel, anizeli grosz koprowy!
Erwin iuz sic poczqtku
domyslaf, re dyrektor bedzie
wymagaf zadatku przyJaznl,
przeto szrbko siqgnal do kle-
semi, wyjaf dukata i podat mu
go. Dyrektor ujrzaw,zy z1oty
pienladz, usnliechnat sic re "a
dowoleniem. Potem pokazai
go ma oko1o, i rzekl z duma:
- Patrzcie, lie ]u4 i ten
mlodzieaiec annie oceniG ma
slave j stanowisko dyrektora.
Podczas gdy wy dostalisc'e pc
groszu. ia W iadnym pleniq
dzu z}otym mann lyle groszow,
zebym mogf nieml nape}nic
helm greckiego bohatera.
Sklohcie sic pred talk wa1-
nym czfowiekiem, ktorego pan
hrabia talk wlelce zaszczycif.
u usmiechem sklonil: sic
wszyscy.
- Dziecl - zawofaf INA
- z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-13

mozna znalezc n~ajlepszy wy
Dor pc cenach na)tanszych W
pofudniowej Minnesota. Nas7e
zapasy obejmuja wszystk'e no.
we wynalazki i polepszenis IL
narzedzi stolarskich i mnyrh
porzadkow, oraz wielki wybor
artykufow potrzrhnyeh przy
budowie i gospodarstwie, tu-
dzie2 wszelkich. przedmiot6w,
u7ywanych przez kowali bla-
charzy, dalej n%iezmiern9 ilost
artyku1ow, kto:ych zaduym
innym sztorze W tenn miescie
znalezG nie MONA.
q przyjemnrscjq ka1demu
pokazemy nasze towary j kaz.
diego jaknauprze.)miej zapra-
szam:y, ably mas raczy} od~'ie-
dziG.
&. 8. GGaE Co.,
Mr.. 81, 66, 68, i 70 East End Str.
WINONA. MIMI.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-07
SOL COLEMAN'5
KO-EO TrLu.

The best In the world. II whiicns the
teeth, perfumes the breath, and Is a sure
cure for dyspepsia.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-07

defies all ordinary rules OF stage deport-
ment. You are kept in anxious and pain
ful suspense from one act to another,
specializing as to what she will do next,
and fearingsome awful climax which would
wreck propriety from center to circumfer-
ence. But the little woman skips along,
taking the audience with her, and when
the. curtain falls sends them away half
crying, half laughing and altogether in
love with what they have seen and heard.
AS for the play il is an absurdity from end
to end and is unworthy OF serious criti-
cismi suffice it that Iotta makes il Ego"
and in doing so is aided by several clever
people wao play their parts acceptably.
Pawn Ticket No. 2l0'' will be repeated
tonight and on tomorrow night, which will
close the engagement
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-07
The Equine Paradox.

The sale OF seats for this engagement at
the theater will open this morning at
Witzmann's. The Bartholomew troupe of
trained horses will appear on Thursday
evening and during the remainder OF
the week, including matinces on Friday
and Saturday afternoons. 1t isnot horse
tanning affair, but comedy played by
twenty beautiful and dedicated horses.
They DO almost everything but talk and
have been taught by purely scientific
methods, the whip beingdiscarded andloye
and kindness being used as incentives. The
list of horses includes Bucephalus, Caesar,
Cheyalier, Capt. Snow Ball, Capt, Black
Ball, Prince, Brutus, Pope Abdallah,
Sprite, Mustang, Nellie the ladies' favorite,
the spirited Gold Dust, AIator Draco, Pet
tite, the comical mule Barney, the pacific
donkey Judge, the devilish Mexican Rats,
and Masters Saladin, the smallest living
pony This company gives Il refined and
instructive performance, amusing in char
acter, and one ever 10 be remembered by
old and young. During the engagement
the scale OF prices will be reduced as fol-
lows: Lower floor, IS cents; second floor,
30 cents; gallery, % cents; matnces 90
and % CENTS
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-07
PERSONAL POINTS.

S. SLAGER left for New York and the
east yesterday evening.
j. NJ. BUCHANAN, editor Of the Grenada
Seatinei, was in the city yesterday.
Ton McKEoN, deputy city Inspector
rendered his resignation yesterday to take
effect at once.
Mr.. BEN PRIcR, cashier Of the Oxford
Miss. bank, and stakeholder in the
Grenada, Winona and YazOo banks, was
IN the city yesterday. lie is fine
business man, as well us social and popu-
lar gentleman.
Mr.. NEvlNs KIRKPATRICK, prominent
young wholtslle grocery merchant, of
Nashville, aud Miss Kate Snider, popu-
lar and beautiful society belle, Of Grenada,
Miss, are 10 be married at the Methodist
church, Grenada, tonight at $50 o'clock.
VISITORS on change yesterday: J. ].
Fuqua, Trczevant, Tenn; q. A. Cochran,
Kentucky; Joseph b. Cabell. Louisville,
KY; L. W. Buckner, Louisville, Ky; $.
w. SINNERS, Providence, r. l.; n. King,
Rome, Ga; w. 'R. McBath, Grecnville,
Miss; G. V. Murphy, Greenvllc, Miss.
Il. V. Wmfield, New Orleans.
Mrs. CATHERINE CorSER, Of Savannah,
ny siics III VI
Macon, Ga. are in the city for the purpose
OF attending the marriage OF her son, Mr..
Edward 4. Coiner. to Miss Georgia Collier,
the accomplished daughter Of Capt. Miles
Collier. The wedding will take place at
Calvary church at $50 o'clock tomorrow
evening.
A QUIET but happy wedding occurred at
$500 clock yesterday afternoon at the resi-
dcnce Of DIR. NJ. J.. Ncsey, No. $40 Georgia
street. The parties were Mr.. George II.
Mcleod, OF Houston, Tex, and Miss Ellen
T.. Vesey. The Rev. Dr. George Patterson
ofiiciated. The groom is a valued employee
OF the Sunst Route Railway company,
being train dispatcher and chief telegraph
operator at that point. Miss Vcsey is {
young lady Of many charms OF manner
and person, and a reigning social iayonte
in large circle OF friends. The couple
departed for their future home at Houston
last night.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-07
PARENTAL oBJEoTIoN OVERCOME

"HoNE AoAIN," by George Macdonald,
in cheap series, for sale at Mansiord's.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-07
ADJUSTMENTS.
Memphis Theatcr.

A large, fashionable and representative
audience greeted and applauded the ever.
perennial and mirtb-proyokipg "Lo,ia"
last night. II was a spontaneous tribute
10 The indcscribablo and amusing little
actress Whose red head pursues aoomc,ary
course, while In eccentric motion, through
The drama. A. Pawn Ticket No. 2l0 or
Mag, she Is grotesquc In the extreme. and
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-07
Two Young Kentuckians Love, and the
Same Old Story.

Two Young KentuclSians Love, and the
Same Old Story.
Mr.. II. d. Davis and Miss Necil Blue, a
young and attractive couple, were united
in marriage yesterday morning by Squire
John J. Barry. The loving pair fled from
Princeton, KY, 10 thwart parental oh.
lection 10 their enjoyment OF connubial
bliss, coming direct TO Memphis. II was
not n very difficult task for them 10 escape,
as both hearts burned with the same de-
sire. The prospective groom merely In
siructod his radiant and tTustful young
adorcd one 10 leave the Baptist Sunday
school, in which she was a teacher, aud
rcjoin him at convenient depot. The
young mans elder brother was an alder
and abcttor In the effort NJ happiness, and
aiterward broke the news gently 10 both
families. The supremacy happy couple
left last night for Arkansas, where they
intend 10 locate and fight the battle Of life
for themselves
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-07
The Afghan Bsuaaary Established.

CT. PETERSBURG, Feb. 0.-Thc Afghan
frontier commission has completed It's
work Of eliminating the boundaries, and
the English members started for England.
The cast boundary post stands on the left
bank Of the 0Xus, fifteen yenis above
iloeagn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-07

RarnoAp tickets 70 New Orleans, vicks.
burg, Jacksonville Fla; Cincinnati and
other points, at greatly reduced prices, al
/. sanielson 4 Co.'S, reliable ticket brok'
eu. No. $40 Main street.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-05-10

looking. deep blue eve. lie >till wears the
yellow mou>tache 50 often described dur
ing lis trial To see him in his cell when
he is unmoved by passion or cupidity, ono
would not take him for criminal In
fact the expression of his countensnce ami
his general appearance reminded rs very
forcihly Of that excellent man no died in
Franklin. not long ago, Hon J, VI Blais-
dell 70 read person correctly, however,
one must See him when he j. moved by
hi- love of greed and gain or the other
evil passions Of hi> nature. stain con
yer>cd with ~ freely but did not arise
from li> chair.
When we came TO CromwcNs cell be
arose from his seat, came right up 10 the
grating aud engaged earnestly in converse
ton. lie has not got entirely rid Of the
ministerial look" which he doubtless
took on. while engaged In pr aching. III
has much >uavity and grace Of manners.
but back of the bright flashes cf hls dark
ewes there ! a look which one wouli do
wei to heed u Cromwell was at liberty
Il your name Whitney," askel one of
our party. Mr.. Baton, of one Of thu r"h-
ber> % Peter Bennett. Yes. ma'am. il
seems to l,c MAS the reply. We'll have
been to school with YOUR father, John
Whitney Whitney was laxative Int "
had little time To- spend with him
Or Weeds I'm had evidently received
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-05-10
National News.

Ub..i- I.g,pdBa, -.Yf ru.u.ifB.-..d
.f.t..,,,- ... .a.,al
ht'r va . '4a'@l HI iht N"Atu, IA
hepHhtcah l3"Nti.'A -Ii~'.Ai "htF
.,....f HI sherman Tb,y y,.r... Iii. f,.at.l
MI thr aFi--t~> "t Davenport I"Ma.
haft united " -'i- inruAi h"'t'r tHat
th"E IMPLY M =. 'r dispense Aicoh"Ac
H4a7r~ ~ any A1u" nf ahA phfPone What
eyer
Representatives, "l "hn!-~air 'ru-
houses ~ 'h'raE' RE- In th' ra>i. "hn
AA'r recently Nl~El interior towns N
Iowa. between tlle Nll~~'hI' ahI M'~~i~N-
Ipil FlN'f-. >At ilr, -''N" t''H' 'nt '"r
y r I'LL. 7, ,.t I. rn,,rsr, ','' fa-
Il u.s.;, .t,.-,.., ,,i.t. ,l,. ,...;,.
.,;.1.
=
An explosion aGrrci III a dwelling
at Iupcha han~A Friday caused by
ppuriu. oil into th' tank M 4 gasoline
stove The huildis TOOK Tire amt Wa
DESTROYED rc>uitln-in tAc death III three
persons who were trnci " cri~p. Anoth-
er WA oa'iiY hAFia ahd HIST ~ cfilical
CONDITION
Tber.-ottItio,i- I ,lt, I-tah RrpuyIjr,n
Territorial convcupu III ogden Fr;.Isy
d.roupce the Dem.yaric raid ou I'LL. tar,tf
favor abolition afrhr internal revenue
take. ana nunn~e n. iyaol ann icll.
The MiS~i..jpp,iycr Friday VA uesr-
IL l5 feet ahyy, tl.daDyrr The A. vi
nops. Mnne,ota. ankle town MI, partly
under water The yer~ werr rnutlr, and
elevators and hour Hi, have Shut down.
The fremont Eou va, surrounded by
yater and the tibr,mork> could hardly
he approached by H. The resident, of
the village Of Pond IS near Winuna arrr
well out 10 sea. Tir reached their houses
bv boat aud Slept ninble, aud i'll ham
mock~
nh, National y, RAM ~ VIII y,rL
Ia. b.a,, svx,ana,frv rohbaI III SInn
noo III III o~.istti cashier Charles
Dahauo Th. mnu Nh. taken bv IN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-05-10

Th. Home Dramatic Company pre-
seated capital dramatic comedy entitled
dot, Tile Miners Daughter. pr One Glass
III Wiue. Al fremont Hall May ! and :
with the following cast " character,
pa,id Mason. farmer, MoutraYitlo GiiIev.
Herbert Mason. hemc from college,
Byron Carpenter.
Royai Meadow, pot'> lover. VIM. Tower.
Arthur Floyd. >cGeunin- ii.ain.
George Clifton. The returned Californian.
Geo. Gil.ey.
Ebony, J eauic.l darkey boy.
Herbert stanley.
Mr. Flora stanley.
Dolores Oh Dot the miners daughter,
Mis- Maud Mason.
MI. cHiiou. the deserted vie.
Winnifred. Mr.. Clifton, daughter,
Mr.. Nellie Gill-y.
Hal,zlbah. 4 ladv Of color. MR.. T. NJ. Giliey.
Bridesmaid. Mr,. Abbie Giiiey.
kidnarer and policeman. George 'i'ley-
The actors were all perfectly familiar
with their part, and entered into the spirit
Of the play with freedom and Vi2or
which made the plot unfolded seem very
real and true - life. The ludicro1> stu
ation- ara funny antics Of the prime fay
orite Ebony" were equalled BY the dr0ll
talk and mshap> Of Granny Hap" a.
mn.f amnsino farce The Yankee
DueIb,, = r,ad. an extremely funny ending
~ H.. ,,,,..r,,inmeut Thi. compapy ha.
~ co.t IN nn,l,b ri,na Labor and expense.
.,Iar.,.I H.. n,affnrm Al the Han. fitted
cnr,,ins >ra5. scenery etc. IN an excel
I,ut manner III. tasteful naintjug Of which
can H.. credited 10 that Industrious worker
Win Tower Tn. knowIetne that avail
ablr scenery can Dc had without delay
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-05-10

Hon Hannibal Hamin, Of Bangor. Is
one of last weeks addition to the list of
tree planters at the State Fair grounds IN
Lewiston. Every tree viii bear the do
nors name. and the list will include many
Of the prominent men of Maine. Presl-
dent Prince SAYS that tne record Of the
trees shall be forever kept, and that in af-
ter years grandchildren will rest beneath
the shade Of what their fathers fathers
have planted. 1t will be a historic spot
then About seventy-tive have replied to
the invitation Of President Prince, and he
has contracted with man to furnish the
trees.
1t seems as though oyster raising on
Penobscot bay was going to be a success
as those planted last year by Mr.. Fogg OF
Hampden, at Sandy Point, have lived and
are now little over half size. 1t was
thought BY many that they would not sur
vive the winter on account of so much
ice, but they did, contrary to the expecta-
tions 1t is probable that great many
more will be planted this season.
An Italian scissors grinder created a
great disturbance in Augusta Thursday.
He fired four shots at one man and was
finally arrested.
Mr.. o. NJ. Shaw denies that he said
that Mr. Blaine was sick man.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-05-10
Bangor Jail Criminals.

while in Bangor on the occasion of the
DenubIican State Convention, we were al
lowed the privilege, thanks to Sheriff
Rrowp and his assistants, of visiting the
Bangor jail and seeing the noted prisoners
confined therein We first came to the
eel of Stain, who. when we looked in'
was seated in his chair engaged in reading
with the aid of speetacles- He is sandy
eomplexioned man. with rather mia
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-05-10

quite new to the business, teaches tins
spring at Cumberland Mills; Miss Carrie
Robinson, a successful teacher of this
town. has the somesyillc school Miss NJ.
A. Carroll we are glad 70 state, has quite
recovered from the effects Of her accident
at Bar Iiarbor and has commenced teach
ing again on Swans Island
MAY !. SfkN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-05-10
l5ustles, Cotton Underwear, Corset

Covers infants CloaN~ Dresses and embroidered Blankets
Misses Coleet~ at 80 t.. and -
III Our stock is varied ndcxtcnsiyc more like one
in large city, different from any Dry Fancy and Fur
nIshng store in Eastern Maine Customers are most
certain to find goods they want at our store which can
not bc procured this sdeo Boston without going t. the
trouble Of sending for them there, Prices we guarantee
to bc as low and in most cases lower than there In
order TO AVOID any di>aUpontmentW again call the acn
TO- q our friends and customers to the fact that the
extreme Bargains offer in Dress Goods will be only
while this lot i unbroken, cannot do any better
i We have to replace them, than to pay as much for
them as we now offer to sell them for Our
advce' buy now The goods will not be ready until
March the 18th 10Th.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-05-10

IupERk&l EGG EOsSn mtIl LARGELY
increase Egg production, strengthen weak ana
dropping fowls promote the healthy growth and
Development of all varieties ~ poultry and insure
Enc condition and .mooth piunage. This il no
forcing process, you simply give item the chcui
chis % make rggs, at a cost % less than cent
week. for each fowl. We mail packages for 5Jc
and ! o.. s H. packages S3.0l. 10 ~. packages
800, - ID. kcg- s635 delivered to freight or cx
press CO. AK for II nf your local trdde>Inan, II
be does not Keep it, write ~
r. G. STU RTEkANT,
Manufacturer OF tiround Oyster Shells and al
POULTRY supplies Mills, ib3. l6+ and i5 Commerce
street; Office, 2i6 state Street, Hartford d
sold by =. h WIGGlN, Ellsworth We
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-05-10

We are having all the indications Of
spring. the last one a genuine visit Of Bay
OF Fundv fog and drizLle which tarried
with US for a couple Of days.
Farmers are seeking ont the most avail
able plots for early planting peas and po-
tatoe~ are In most demand and make the
best returns.
The communication between Lamoinc
and Bar Harbor daily i established; the
steamer Crecdmoor is now on the route
until the Improvements on the Florence
Shall be completed Capt, 6 II. Smith,
who was on the route last season, will b.
in command again this year.
ON the return trip Saturday the steamer
had to leave large freight at Bar iiarbor,
the number Of passengers taking all hrr
accommodations The larger boat Will ht'
on the route A. soon n possible. Among
the many Passengers were Lewis MurcA.
ifc and little granddaughter. They VIII
spend the summer At the old homestead,
which has hecn sold ~ the Iamolue and
Mt Desert Land Go aud 'han rvlnrn I"
Andovcr. Mas. in tie fall and tIrr" make
their home in future
It l. pleasant (" see large numbers IF
workmeu pass along our streets mas"a>.
joincr~. carpenters, painters aut Htcrra-
tors morning and evening. o. wurk 10 uuI
town and sprud tAeir leisure ir"ln work
among their families ihi~ = ifut iHr lt.-
ginning ~ ncw era.
The nov market building i iu forward
State and In snort time Will Az NpeH.tj
for business II j. a gaoi building 5H
tine location, aad undoubtedly ~l.l p,
benefit both % the pforrietur~ ann ~ t.e
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-05-10

Rev. Edgar Hermance, pastor of the
Presbyterian church on Broadway. in the
village of White Plains, n. Y, shot him
self in the pulpit of the church Sunday
afternoon and died that evening.
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PROPOSALS

WILL be received by the undersigned until
w May Is, lsss. for the repair and extension Of
the sullivan Steamboat wharf. Information and
the right to reject any and all bids reserved
Wo- EMERY, Chairman OF Committee
Sullivan April 20, Is>>,
5WtS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-05-10

The Republican, Of Maine and the
country at large are - be congratulated
upon tile hearty unauimity with which
congressman Mjluken, Boutelle and Ding
lev have Just been returned 70 the Fifty
first Congress We lay returned" for
nomination i, equivalent to election in
each case hy 4 rou-ing majority. Wednes-
dag will see the completion Of the quartet
by the seventh consecutive nomination OF
Hon Thomas B. Reed to represent the
First District. Names strength in Con
greSs does not require vouchers. Fol
more than twenty years her statesmen
have ably led the dominant party in the
House.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-05-10

A despatch from Berlin to the London
Standard saws that clear proofs have been
received of the existence of French and
Russian intrigues against Italy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-05-10

New Spring goods have arrived Fine Fabrics Elegant color
ny>, Dress goods hy the cord Bargains are offered no"
which ne will hr unable to oil,r later.
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lInM INlI.tANANI

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