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One Thing Certain.

ISuferod Tor many yeSrO with a terrible neuralgia
In my hohd and neck, and oh. dear, how II panied
me all through. took DIR. Grosns's NervuTA, and
It cured me completely Of the fearful pain. think
DR. Grooue'S EeryurA Ia the best medicine 1 ever
saw or USED. ALoNzo PATCHIN,
BOiosvills. Ulster Co., N, Y.
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" McGinty.

McGinty,"
"McGmty went down
luiRe rcI az size sea-
II is all ovrf - Nu,
hCOiuty went down
tiNgs clerk, maid End clown.
They won't lC, him he.
"Mcuinty wen .dONn
II the bod oi The soE."
-thaT Is Edtist LOoniS, in Time.
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Right, Quito Right.

A nTetty maid Is nice To see,
And she Is nj q To Voc.
lnt y Urtt,s 10; how sweet she he
II sAc .sn sweet on YOU,
Rochester HardEC.
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every llllug tnut -,
j. riRht. for ms
trionIc work there -
II general guide. but
even the most ias-
tidious or most care
fui Will I've low 20
follow literally The
model. As an Illus
tratiun take the SIX.
tecnth century boot
,,,tn,al h.E, "A oar
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signed to show the
tights III the TOP and
front OF the foot.
They hnvcno histpr e
form, hut are $ imply
tho product ot fancy.
The SulcS nv usually
stained toIod. &c the
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y Make a Good Trade" Through Evening World Exchange "wants!"p.

Peterson, Mics A.. No. 10. n. Y"""...
Rnv, H. b,rt., No. q NY ,"".".. ....
= nmUnn, MIS-. No. 81 n. N~....""...
X = nolds. NJ IS A.. No. ~. y, h...,,,.
Rich, Kate A.. No. 81, n. f........"
Rosenberg, Isther. No. ~, n. i.."...
RyAn, Katie H., N. ~. y N....."...
Rourke, Miss A.. No. ~. n -. go.
kud schliauser, MIS- H.. No. y, n. Y"
REID, Jennie. No. I, hoboHrt, y. H..
sullivan, Mamie, TrGusuRurhtI on, n. Y.
Smith. Miss NJ, No %, ". G.....-..."
Shields, Mrs. AZ No 40, \, f....."
Skinner, Miss. No 81 n. .Y..........
Shepard, Miss A. . No. SO, y. H.......
Seaman. Manic, NJ. "a y .N""...."
Stephens, kAie. No. 40, N. G........
Sohlee ITEM, Bella. No. "a. y, .Y......,...
Sil, Hannah A. No. 20, N. I.r.."....
sims, Kate H.. PRIMARY y, N. .Y.u.y...
Taylor Mary, 1t. Budgets, West rtoy,
Torissi.' lille. No. I. Der! icy Giiijtjy ,........
funny: Miss X; u NJ. 4 !. Y."....
Talbot, MARY. No. 20. v ..H"""".
undethnl. SA-y A, No. -, n, i.".....
liner Mar earcLtA, No. 81, N. Y...-..
Ward, Miss, No II, n. Y...... ...u.,...
MAIL, MISS. No. a., y. Y..........,.....
Wheslih.n. MAyKr', No. II. jersey City.
Wood, Louise, No ~, n. '. ..........
Walsh. Miss =. ", No. 3, n. Y......u...
Whittier, RowenA r., No. -, Brooklyn.
Woods, Eliza, Normal College, N. Y......
Young, Anna, Nc. "a. N.Y................
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MgQp,

He values NEST highly the slippers
10 "rir from is uva hrtle eli.
He likes her TO mafC Ilm = present,
lToN!ucd Sic makes Il herseli,
-.Iu11e
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morey-mnker should MT add nm ounce tc
his chance of success.
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for n chance customer. or hung in the
sample case.
There l. no field in which Imagination
has a broader range. For fancy costumes
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with the edge turn
ed in mud stitched
around the quarter
and front. is aced
around the lotions
On ench SIDE. The
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Anv reddPr OF The EVENING WoRLD mdv
roie once OnIh,
Ihp rOtP mug bO unOH the bdliOt printed in
The EVENING WORLD.
~ u lcOiteH tCHO are dCtirfLJ engage Z IN
Re 'ChiHyJDdp DE- rOted ron.
the uot'r ShOm'd Oine the nFl name OF the
fe0chrT rOted rDr, Us school IN mn ich she rs
enGdged dHd It's location.
Tbc candidate mUSi De nOIr eHg20ed IN
ie0ChiIIg S~OniP1rhFre in me STATE or Mem
York, Ner Jersey or Connecticut. She MAY
bp rnpdgPd in ann school. Ih"Te is no re-
StTiCtiOH as 10 gr0de.
EnrpiOpcS containing bdIlOts must DE dd-
dressed to WGtch Contest EdtOT. EVENING
WORLD.
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DIAnRHGA. and dyssntery are Aysrtsd duEipG
tsethipg BY M0nslI's ISSthinG Cordial. 26o. 81
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In school
Signed


Address
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At a Mexican bull fight 100 people were III
inred by the tumbiing down OF the amphi
theatre. This way OF bringing down tn
house" should be discouraged.
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\ work on Christopher Columbus secn
quite in order at this day, when the World
Fair is exalting the memory of the lauutlc,
Genoese discovCrcr. Justin Winscr has
book in preparation to DO issued by Ilougl
ton, MIflin 4 Co.
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Rider HagGard's mother, who died lately,
wrote and published some volumes Of verse.
Readers of her sons novels will not iiml It
hard TO credit his mother with imagination.
The widow of Lionel Tennyson. the Poet
I.aureate's son, is now Mis-. Augustine Biz
rcll.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-24

In the death Of Mr.. Alice L. Turner. Of or
land. ami Mt-- I.llit Ielrh u Pcnoh-cot. tx
r"l-inr sewing olr,le" N orIand, in~r twc
lo,.d anl respected members.
ia the death Of the former wrare sensible a
tn fact that death !, no rr.prc'cr Of persons.
Sister Ail-r y hp wu, soun.' 50, one fnr whom
We Ntr, naturally expected mans YEAR, d
u-rfuine~, and anticipated many pleasant ~.
~o,.iation-. ~ her Heath the tir-t IinA 81 our
frAteru.d chain i broken: soon 10 be followed
bs another sister. Lizzie hai taught many
terms ~ school ~ thi, district and By hrr IN
tcrr-t ia thr welfare not only Of her pupils
bat nf thr entire community, she bad won 4
lar-c parr ia the hearts Of all Therefore
Rssairsf Thai ~ Il society wr tender o.
the afflicted families our sincere AMI heartfelt
sympathy ~ rhrtT d-rp aifiiytion. trusting thai
thcy Witi ever realize that the hand nf uut
tlca>ruls Father j. extended 70 lead them it,
thu dark it. We'll ~ in tn" light, in sorrow T.
wei n IN 10y aud that the consolation oi Iii,
grace viii hr sufficient for them,
H.Suirsd, That a copy ~ these resolutions
~ placed on the records % our society. and
copy forw irtltd 10 the b,reaNrd families. also
sent To the Buck>port f7jpyer and Ell,
worth AMERICAN for publication.
Mrs. NEIIIE GROSS, Com
Mrs. EMM, Corr. on
MRs FANNIE SAUNDERS, Resolutions
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S,.,~ -t,.,.- l,ar.r.. .xnress from
p.-+nr ~.,..,.,.;lIa H. law rafe~ which
a,r..,, ...,,.,-..,,..r.-.s TX. steamer III
$50 -..s.,.. ,,,iifa a ht-it,...
-, g., C.,,+er ttarf,,r
rs t-t. ,h.r ,f, ..,jot,..r. ri
I..,.,-. I.-,.. ,l,st,t..,o. ~
.,tl ,,..,, j..,,-;....l
III. IL. -t.-..,,...t =.
y" .' IN ,.,..-,i III. ~
az .,i.....f is;,..,.-.,,.,.'
tlie VI .,... H.. ..r.,.,t.
at tha time. We ~hau be shut in from the
Boston Portland ana Belfast trade hht
VERY >H' i',' ~ ~ 80. ;a an.
80. lin. broygi,t from ,hs ve,t tbrre
passengers for sed2Wick on her last trip.
Ned Currier looks after the express matter
Herbert Doriiy brought down Inc pa->en-
49, rroc,a
ei r. .hn a,...nir,, ~ he Isth
..'p ,....}-+ .,.lin,, tha had travelling
- Tba Ieyae not only brings
in more money for the chapel, but al the
same time furnishes real good time Tor
the young people
W. .,.,,.o,. ia. al...rred In the vii
,oga cha,,al ,,.i;b frnm tho start growing
intere.f The meetings were continued
another ,raet Win increase Of interest
There have heen several conversions and
the meetings will continue third week
ana propably a. long a the interest lasts
az thl- Po"l, ne e, last Ihte'lns, o., Tue
~ far in the series. The nastor l. assist
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-24
Distress
After
Eating
Heart
burn
Hoods SarsapariIla
Sold by ali drug cist- TX for s. Prepared ouly
=, C.I. HOOD = CO. tr1thecanes. Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses Ono Dollar

nr6sn TO thy home is
sent this fair famed EsTEY
ORGAN from its home among
the Mountains Green at
Brattleboro, thou shalt not
readily scent out aAits merits.
Its ABILITY shall be discov-
cred at once It's dno-ablLlT
shall be discovered at last
its tata5iHr we shall now
discover to thee. Case thou
see'st; I6ne thou nearest
for the rest EsTEY hath ta'en
orders as It's here set forth.
RSfd5 Of cunning mixture
known to no other maker
BeLlo1ps. nightly shaped from
finest panclIed woods, with
springs Of truest steel; Step
Afhon, exc Of wondrous per
feet working. so runs the
tale. Come we now to the
detail. Anon when thou has
much admired each excel
lencc. and shouldst desire
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-24
Obituary.

on Sunday hast, We were called to pay our
last tribute Of respect 10 one Of our number.
q. Leonard Young. who after weeks Of con
slant suffering departed this life Friday even
Ing. Jan. II. lie wa. a Young man highly re-
sprctcd by all who knew him and hi, exemp-
larry life aud quiet ways Won the esteem OF all
hi- associates. and the hcrcaved family have
the heartfelt sympathy Of all. Deep gratitude
i felt toward DR.. Hnnes. the attending phy,i-
clan. for the untrng effort with which he la
bored to stay The relentless hand that is I'M
welcome. Never weary when called that
he could not obey the summons, and when ali
hopes We're gone OF hi, recovery, the way he
strove to render his last DAYS a. easy a posi-
bic, will not soon be forgotten by the parents
and friends. In his death the Grange has lost
a worth, brother. his >choo-mates II loved a.
sOciate. and the parents Il devoted son; but
through our tears We can look up and say THY
viii be done"
Jan. ~.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-24

NORTH Hancock.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. + Norris gave euchre
party on the evening of the 18th, which
was immensely enjoyed by all present. Mr..
Norris was champion player.
Parties are the order Of the day, one at
George Buffers on Saturday evening and
TO night one at the Franklin Road house.
Mr.. Daniel McCallister is in very poor
health.
Mr.. Arthur Thorsen, who. while at the
West Indies, on board the schooner Annie
+. Rickerson, had an attack of yellow fe-
yer, has quite recovered.
snow storm at last and the men are
happy once more. Better late than new
err"
Jan. 81. AUNT JUDY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-24

A petition TO the LEGISLATURE asking for a
| charter for new water company, the fran
chise to be controlled by the city, was circulat-
Ell here Tuesday. and was largely signed.
On Friday last Capt Osmond Clark, while
chopping in the woods, made misstroke with
hi AK which struck his left leg with such force
that the small bone was entirely cut off,
Senator Hale. Saturday. introduced a bill
for the erection OF a new keepers dwelling at
Bear Island Light Station, Me-, to cost 81. 100
10 establish fog signal on Great Duck or
Long Island Me, to cost $4,000; TO establish
a light upon Green Island. near the entrance
TO Burnt Coat Harbor Me-. TO cost Sl2 900; TO
construct new steam tender for the first
lighthouse district at a cost not to exceed $50
600
Representative T. T.. Cole Of Brooklin of
the Maine House, gives the Lewiston .fonrH1I
his opinion Of the legislation most needed at
Augusta This winter follows: The first
thing that should hr attended to bv the iegis-
laiure Is to prusi'ie WAYS and meaps Tor tho.
member. to pay 10 Augusta hotel Keepers their
price Of $40 per week for board: the next to
grant members OF the House the ri-ht Ia kirk
white get their lces % straight; third, have
parcel Of hov- throw stones through the win
dnw~ in the back side Of the Representative
hall 10 let in fresh air
SERIOUS ILLNESS. The Bangor Hbp Of
TUESDAY saws; We regret to l,lrn that nr
Galen J. Tribou % stcuhen. who passed
through this citt Saturda, for Boston. fnr
treatment on account OF drop-y OF the heart. j.
in u very low condition. ~ appears b, 4,
>patchcS received here YESTERDAY. sud ut.
brother Mr. Arthur rribou. OF this city. l,i-
here Oh last nights train 10 Join him ILL., ~-
ter husband, Mr. Henry K. Snow uf this cit,
went up with him saturday night. and -ri1 re-
mains there. Chaplain II. II Trhou. L. :
n. another brother, " no i stationed ut Phila-
dclf'hia. WAS expected 10 arrive ia Boston YES
terdal. pr. Tfbou has been great -ntlrr,r
for ~onc time, aud w,ut 70 Boston 10 resort Il,
Surgical operation lI>f resort. Fuithrr
new, from him j. auNiou>Iy awaited by h~
meny friends here.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-24
Franklin.

A real old-fashioned clustering snow
storm is out in force to-day. 1t is doubt
less genuinely welcomed by the majority
of people whose hopes have been deferred
in this respect. While some have enjoyed
the spring like weather, others attribute
many cases of sickness to its unreasonable
ness, particularly cases of rheumatic afiec-
ton.
Mr.. L. l.. Wilbur, who has been painful
ly afflicted with sciatica, is now improving.
Mr.. Q. Mcneil though much better, finds
his right arm nearly useless lie is apply
ing electricity.
Mrs. Lottie Williams who slipped and
fell on the ice some weeks ago injuring
herself internally, Is much of an invalid.
Skating parties on a large scale, were in
order during the moonlight evenings.
MIR J. II. West and family journeyed
eastward last week a far as Spring river,
hating at the Dntton camp which they
found clean and inviting. An enjoyable
time j. reported and IL none was it more 50
than 10 the junior member of the family
little pug Lero.
\ generous pound party for Rev. +. \.
Carter occurred lat Wednesday evening.
Jan. II
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-24

Dom site Ports.
Baltimore->l1 Jan 10, brig Fidelia, Blake, Cura
Goa
Boston-sld Jan Is, sch Susan Pickering for
Fernandna
Ar Jan 10, sch Emily Swift, Harding, Bucks
port
Ar Jan Is sch Governor, Lowe, Hoboken
Ar Jan 10, sch Concortlia, Day Bluehll
Bridgeport->d Jan Is, sch David Torrey, Orne
New York
Fernandina-sld Jan l6, sch Clifford, Crabtree
New York
New York-Ar Jan 10, sch Grace Cover, Hines
Frontera
Ar Jan 49, sch Louisa Smith. Thomaston
Portland Sid Jan IL, sch Mary Jaue Lee, Mat
tbews Calais
Perth Amboy-Sld Jan II, sch Myronus, Chatto
Elizabethport
Providence-sld Jan Is, sch A X Woodward
Lord, Coles River
Portsmouth-Ar Jan IS, sch j. Warren futile
Deer Isle for Boston
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-24
COLUMBUS.

The bay is free of ice and vessels pass
through the bridge at Mt. Desert narrows
as easily as in summer. The narrows are
generally frozen over before the middle of
January The oldest inhabitaut has never
before seen 50 warm "spell of weather at
this season. Lumbermen would like little
snow but we enjoy the sunshiny days and
moonlight evenings, but are looking Out
for snoy. AMY.
Ian "a
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-24
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE.

THE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores. letter, Chapped Hands, Chilbains.
Corns. and all Skin Eruptions. and positively
cures Piles. or no pay required. 1t is guaran-
teed to give perfect satisfaction. or money re-
funded. Price % cents per box. FOR SALE
BY s. u. Wiggin 1y22
DIR. MCGILL'S FAMOUS SPECIFIC. OR.
ANGIE BLOSSOM, positive cure for all fe-
male diseases. Every lady can treat herself
have sold this medicine for two years and
can recommend it. Boxes containing one
months treatment, $1.0O. Circulars and sam
pies free by applying to
s. d. WIGGIN. Apothecary.
May 16,1SS7. tf20
The coed old Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam.
ilest known cure for Coughs, Colds y Consump
lion. Genuine Cutler Bros Co. Boston.
6mo44
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-24

Six members were Initiated into the
Island Home lodge at West Deer Isle Sat
urday evening.
Rev. Mr.. Shaw of Winterport has been
holding meetings at South Deer Isle.
The merchants of West Deer Isle have
agreed to close their stores at I O'Clock z.
NJ.
COLUMBUS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-24
ADVICE TO MOTHERS,

Are YOU disturbed at night and broken OF
Your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with pain OF cutting teeth: II 20. send Al
once and get "A bottle of MRS. WINsLow' IS
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETH
ING. It, value is incalculable. IL will relieve
the poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon it. mothers, there is no mistake about it,
1t cures dyscntery and diarrh1A. regulates the
stomach and bowels. cures wind colo. soften-
the gums. reduces inflammation, and gives
tone and energy to the whole Nstem. MRS
MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP FOR Chill
pREN TEETHING is pleasant TO the taste. and
is the prescription OF one OF the oldest and beSi
female nurses and physicians in the Cnitet
States. and is for sale BY all druggists thu ough
out the world. Price 2J cents a bottle.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-24
Notice of Petition for Dis
charge.
STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK SIS Court of Insolvency.
In the case Of John q, BurriI of Defham in
said county OF Hancock, Insovcnt debtor
NOTICE is hereby given thai u petition has. on
IN this tenth day of January, 4. II. 1sSg been
presented to said Court for said county ~ John
b. Burrill of Dedham in the county Of Hancock
PRAYING that he may ne decrced to have full dig-
charge from all his debts pTovable under Chan
ter 10 of the Revised Statutes of the State of Maine
and amendments thereof and upon said petition is
is ORDERED by said court that a hearing be had
upon the same before said court at PROBATE Court
Room in Bucksport, in said county of Hancock on
"Wednesday, the thirteenth day OF February A. b,
1883 at two O'Clock In the afternoon and that ma
tice thereof be published in the Ellsworth Ameri
can, a newspaper published IN said county Of Han,
cock once week for two successive weeks the
last publication 10 he five DAYS before the day az
| hearing, and that all creditors who have prt,el
their debts, and other persons interested raay M,
| pear at said place and time, and show ra,gse h
/ any they have, why discharge should mt IL
| petition.
| Attest :--CHAs r. Dom a
Register OF sail court for said county of Hancock
| 2W3<
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-24
The Greatest Sufferers in the World

Are women; their delicate organizations he-
ing particularly susceptible TO arrangement
and disease. Or. David Kennedy, Fayoritr
Remedy. OF ROndout. \. l.. purifr- thc
blood. inNig0rate- the system and iortltie- IL
against the diseases incident 10 a.c, climate
and season. 1t i the best medicine in The
world. Keep it in the house for your chill
dren'> sake, a well A. for your own.
II YOU want a custom suit made from thu
best of material trimmings and workman
ship in the highest style uf art, and to hit like
the paper the wall, leave yonr measure at
the Boston Clothing Store and you will .;et all
Of these, and more. al as low prices a. can be
shown in the country. loft
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-24

There j. more experience, time and brain
work represented IN the preparation Of HOODS
u>aI arlla lhlu IN any utirr medicine. II +
th> which makes Hoods Sar-npariIlt peculiar
Ia it, curative power. aud IA The. remarkable
cur u effects. Give It Trial.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-24
A JUSTICE OF THE PEACE SAYS.

Hon John Neicy., Justice Of the peace and
ex-membrr OF the House of Representative,
from Meredith. \. H., " ~ for twelve ycAr~ u
terrible sufferer with rheumatism. lie say
cannot obtain any medicine which does me
30 much good YOUR sulphur Bilter,. and |
think il i the best medicine made.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-24
Advertised Letters,

ELLSWORTH POST OFFICE, Jan. 10, ISIS.
=. W. l.. Cha,e. on. d. VIM. J. Price,
DR.. III. L. Soue. Chas Stewart.
Please call for advertised letters.
A. w. GREEDY. 2. NJ.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-24

Last Wednesday, Lend Hand" enter
taiument wa wr attended and well carried
out. The dr-t SCI of the program Wa a song.
the Annex Mad' b, -ix ltlc maids. Sadie
JlrNi-. Addie AlIen Julia Ellington. Lizzie
Virgin. >ophy Walker and la,t and least il
.ze. but not least in interest Eleanor Moran
! heir song was motion dial1 -ae SOM in
which they all eXcellcd aud which brought
down the house Beiu- enrored they gave the
Bag Pip" song. Next on the program Wa.
Il weil-read ,eiecton."Ihe Donation Party .by
Ni>- Grarc smith. followed by piano solo
bV Mark Moor. who gives promise. Of excellin,
in that art. Mis- Mary Ann Greedy then ex-
htbited her Dime Mu-ee." A. "Delneat0r"
She j. immense and her Blse Beard and wives.
chinese giant. dude and all the rest were very
effective: IN closing she introduced the audi
ence to the gentleman members Of the cuba
brigh: bit. The entertainment wa, msrred
aud retarded by the going out Of the electric
light which did not come up again aud which
never should be allowed TO occur again.
Hancock Pomona Grange will meet With
Bay View Grange. Eden, Feb. 13, 1859
PROGRAMME.
!. Opening exercises.
}. Address of welcome by Master of Bay
View Grange.
3. Response BY Master Of County Grange.
4. Comforting 18th degree.
). Report of Oranges five minutes speeches.
d. Recess for dinner.
:. REGULATIONS and destinations By members
of Bay View Grange
;. Question: Res0tced. That the young
nf nflF f.fa " better
success in life by making employment
for themselves.
o. Report of committee on pTogram NINE fol-
next meeting.
10. Music when called for b, the master
IL. Closing exercises.
y. +. NORTON, Sec'y.
The last meeting wa, held with Brooklin
Grange, Jan -. II was good meeting, one
( OF the best ever held in Hancock county
/ Thirty-seven We're instructed in 9th degree
! The Grange in Hancock county, Mr.. Editor, il
/ just booming. Never was the time when the
I young members took so much interest in the
meetings. May the time soon come when there
/ viii be grange 10 every town in the county
MEN.
/ A petition has been presented to the egis
laiure. by Hon. A. 7. Wiswell from the city
government of Ellsworth. asking for wate
charter. The petition asks for the authority
10 take water from Branch Pond and Reed
Pond in Ellsworth. and +. b. Aiken, Capt. j
NJ Higgins, Lewis Friend. A. ". Hopkins
Charles Fl. Haynes. Fred l.. Frazier, A. II
Moor, Frank X. McGown, George X. Camp
bell, II. H. Harden be granted said charte
and franchise.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-24

whsn Baby was sick, W gave her CastoriA
When she was Child she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-24

| Rio Janeiro-Sld Dec Is, bark W Dresser,
| Parker, Pernambueo
| Baracoa-Ar Jan 5. sch Arthur Woodruff,
| Turner, from Charleston
Havana Ar Jan Is, brig shannon Cosgrove,
| IRON Bird gewatar. y =
hantanzas-sd Jan :, sch Adlie Jordan, Har
4 riman, Mobile
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-01-24

III there ever was specific for any one
complaint, then Carter's Little Liver Pill. are
a specific for sick headache, and every woman
should know this. Only one pill dose. Try
them.