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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-26

AT the 18th annual reunion 10 Boston
the First Maine Cavalry association elect
ed the following officers:
President-Brevet Major General c. Fl.
Smith
Vice President-M. +. Kicker.
Recording Sccretary-C. A. T. Emery.
Corresponding Secretary-O. S. Haskell.
Treasurer-Brevet Brigsdier General J.
P Gully.
Finance Committee-J P. Cilly, Major
s. W. Thaxter, G. N. Harris and NJ. +.
Kicker.
The next reunion will be held In Bos-
ton during the annual encampment Of the
G. A. X. Covers for 500 were laid ct the
banquet. Speeches were made by Colonel
Drinkwater, Attorney General Bracket.
Mayor Hart and others.
The largest keelson ever made In Bath,
and probably ever put into . merchant
sailing vessel. is now being constructed In
the big Sewall ship, 1t Is double and will
measure. when complete. 81 inches In height.
The enormous strengthening effect which
this will have may he somewhat appreciat-
ed from the fact that 400 through bolts,
each S-s inches in diameter and I feet
inch in length will be required to fasteu 1t
In place
Monday Deputy Sheriff Hill Of Water
VILE arrested George York who 10 accused
Of horse stealing at Belfast. York. who Is
known a. rather 4 tough character. had
been previously arrested by the deputy
sheriff At Freedom from whom be had
escaped A couple of officers from FAIR
feld got word Sunday that York was At .
place about miles east OF China village call
ed Yorkville. They accordingly proceeded
there I" arrest him. They found York sur
rounded by a hard looking gang OF friends,
and when they attempted to arrest him
were resisted by York and his friends.
During the stru, gle the boys turned loose
4 couple Of dogs which Joined the attack
against the officers. One OF the dogs wss
shot by Officer Young which so enraged
York's friends that even the women took
part 10 the sfYrsy. firing bricks at the ono
ers' heads, Unwilling TO use their pistols
on the crowd the officers ran for their lives.
Monday morning Sheriff Hill went out and
Induced York's friends to give him up.
YORK was summoned from the woods where
he was in hiding, by his father, taken TO
Watervlle by Sheriff Hin and sent to Bel
fast in charge OF Officer Young.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-26
A Pleasant Family Gathering.

Although the day was dark and stormy
goodly number Of children, grandchildren and
great-grandchidren. met on Saturday, Sept.
81, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Jones,
in Waltham. TO celebrate the ninety first BIRTH
day of their mother, Mrs. Sally Jones. The
pleasure felt by those who were there. shone
forth from their couBtenances, filling the room
with sunshine, and shedding its rays on grand
mother In the form Of several substantial and
beautiful remembrsnces, which will help to
keep the JOY Of the occasion fresh In her MEM
DRY. which she retains. rs she does all her other
faculties, TO a remarkable degree. She takes
lively interest In all that is going on around
her. and dVring the day she entertained her
guests with "reminiscences Of the past, repeat
ed hymD> which she learned when a child, and
sung in a voice which would do credit to many
younger one, many tunes OF We olden time.
She has a kind word for every one and is be-
loved by all. That she may be blessed with
health and strength, and live to celebrate her
centennial birthday. Is the wish Of the writ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-26
No r"sIn, No ro-in,

SEWARD.

During the dense fog and high winds
that have prevailed along our coast the
past ten days the cottagers have packed
their trunks and taken 3 haSty departure.
Hotel Beacon closed on Monday last, and
t'ur streets have become suddenly deserted
ny 'hc throns of visitors who nave daily
frcqucutc, them The harbor is full OF
YACHT, row boats and canoes. brought
here for safety through the winter months
The Winter Harbor~ has been taken of
the route. and parties from the east are
talking strongly Of purchasing We shall
mis- the popular little boat. a. It was con
vcnient for one to cross to Bar Harhor
and return In few hours instead OF walt
I'M for the night boat, the SILVER Star"
During the dense fog on Tuesday last.
Sept Il. the "Delle Kinds Capt Geo
Puftlr. from Boston, on her way to Calais,
loahrd with four and corn, made breakers,
and IN spite Of all efforts wen, ashore on
SChoo,iic Island. The next day a terrific
ga.c occurred, the vessel broke up and be-
came total los. There was Z small In
-uraucc on the cargo 4 few barrels II
four werc saved badly damaged
News was received AZ this place ycster.
nay, that the Henry Clay, ow ned Ia Els
worth, AMI commanded by Capt. Henry
Anthony Of this village, was abandoned at
>ca. Much anxiety Is felt for the safety
81 thr crew Appearances Indicate that
the crew left the vessel, as her boat was
missing
There have been many cases Of sickness
IN the neighborhood for the last two
weeks. Mrs. Aionzo Sumner. Mrs T. W
Tufts and Mrs. Mary Bourgettc have been
very seriously sick hut all are Gonzales
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Mrs O~sooi has her house nearly M
and boarded
RI. u rt.,-.h :, x.-,h p.r.,...,,
III. h.en r,.>hir..i..J It'll ,ai,,,al
-,
urre nA' ',eeh S"h''hera''e &c .neNs and
~ - ''e' IT $3.50 VIII "o'N'
pit RUIN Learh o''H tne ON INST at'er
ON ,iocsN 7he was the rel'ct OF the
LII, =, ~. AL, n,,'t,,
,nwo
VII -, ~. ,., p.o,,., o,,-.h
C,,'.t1 n.,,r5t,,r, ,,,',,,' W. a. NV
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No rosin!


Ellsworth Wallis
These brightly cold fall days have made
Their appearance. This sudden change in
me weather IS decidedly unhealthy.
quite number Of hands are working
on the water system opposite our church
and sehoolhousc. The noise caused by
drilling, blasting, etc, is not so pleasant
a. otherwise.
Mt Malcolm Tucker Is repairing and
making additions to his house
The Ttconic Engine 60. gave a hall in
Browns hall, Sept Is, which was largely
attended in spite Of the inclcmcncy of the
weather.
Mr. and Mrs Ellis have returned home
from their visit at Monroe
Mrs Luther Hastings has returned from
Bar iiafhor
-Four cows were killed at Boggv Brook
last Thursday by the 30 p. NJ. express
Two were the property Of John smith
one Of Daniel Carroll and the fourth there
Is uncertainty a. to the owner
Mrs. Dougherty, who ha. been threat
entd Win typholt fever, Is improving
sept ~ {. W
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-26

tip To midnight. Friday twenty-five
bodies had been taken from the mass OF
fallen rock at Quebec
The British warship Lily was wrecked
on the Labrador coast and seven men were
lost
The steamer Florence founded in the
Irish Sea and nine persons persisted.
The Minister Of Justice Of France has
reminded the bishops that the clergy must
no. take part 10 the elections.
Mcssrs Burns and Tillett, for the Lon
don strikers. signed the agreement with the
directors Of the dock companies the mast
er ljghtermeu have conceded the demands
OF their men
Count Herbert Bismarck made secret
visit Of a week 70 Prime Minister Crispi.
in Italy, while he was supposed TO be In
England.
The sealing schooner w. F. Savward
reached Victoria, Is. c.. from Behring Sea
With 2, 100 sealsk!ns she saw no revenue
cutter
The London dockmeu marched past
the house Of the Lord Mayor. whom they
cheers'i Then they held = monster meet
Ing in Hyde Park.
President lliaZ, OF Mexico. was NIFTY
nine years OLD the 18th
Most OF the London strikers resumed
work much ill-feeliug was shown toward
the men who had taken the strikers places.
--Malietos has returned To power 10
Samoa. and German support has been with
drawn from Tamasese
The Republicans have named NJ THE
baud As candidate for the French Cham
hcr Of Deputies 10 Montmartre to oppose
General BouAnger
The captain and crew OF the British
steamer GarstOn, wrecked In the Pacific.
reached wallis Island after being twenty
two days in an open boa, without food or
water.
The Mexican Congress and the Datch
Parliament were opened the lTth
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-26

The BlaBes closed their Bar Harbor house
on the twenty-thlrd aud proceeded directly to
kichled Springs. Thence they will 20 d.
re'iik TO Washington. Emmons and his bride
VIII come on 10 Bar Harbor In their own PAL
see car, and spend 3 few days st the Blaine
mansion there. They will then return to Bal
omore where they Will live for the present.
In RESPONSE to petition signed by all Of
the members OF bis society. Rev Salem d.
Towne has consented 10 remain as pastor of
the Congregational society at Hampden. but
has been granted leave OF absence for 4 year
In order to enable him to discharge the duties
OF missionary for Penobscot aud Hancock
counties. an Office TO which he was appointed
by the Maine Congregational Conference.
Kew Mr.. Towne is an earnest worker and the
Hampden people were fortunate IN being able
TO keep him.
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No ro.in. No rosin.

LEON.

West Franklin.
A gentleman over eighty years old says
he never in all his life knew so many to
be married In any one season as there have
been this. | am inclined to believe the old
gentleman is right; but it doesn't seem to
reach me. Let tine good work go on.
There is joy even In anticipation. II the
epidemic is catching, | am willing TO be
exposed.
Some of our people who attended the
Hancock Baptist Association report it as
being very enjoyable occasion and very
full attendance in spite Of the stormy
weather
The Grand Army will give = picnic at
Georges Pond, Franklin, October II.
There is quite change in the atmos-
phere since the rain; it reminds US of our
winter clothes.
Geo F. Springer is the recipient of an
eleven and one-half pound boy.
H. A. Springer win give shooting
match at Franklin, Great Pond, Saturday
Sept. %. Distance one hundred yards,
six inch ring.
Whooping cough is prevalent in this
section. H. A. S.
Sept. %.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-26
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 so, send at
once and get bottle OF Mrs. WINsLOw's
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETH
ING. Its value Is incalculable. IL will relieve
the poo1 little sufferer Immediately Depend
upon il. mothers, there /. no mistake about H..
IL cures dysentery and diarrhTa, regulates the
stomach and bowels, cures wind collie, soft-n-
the gums. reduces Inflammation. and gives
tone and energy to the hole system. Mrs
WIN>Iow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHIL-
pREN TEETHESG is pleasant To the taste sui
i the prescription Of one Of the oldest and lest
female nurses and physicians In the uited
States and j. for sale by all druggist. thu )ugh-
out the world. Price Is cents u bottle.
lY40.
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Died.

Obituary notices betond TIE Date, Name rul
Aye HiHst BE- p1d for al the rat, n ten CENTS ne.
Ellsworth sept. y. Mss Carrie Pnrchrr
Hal. aged 10 wears. 10 months ana iay-
Sept. Is, Margaret, daughter 4 Mr. AMI
Mrs. u. F.. Donovan, aged months
Bar Harbor-S sept. II. Bryant : son ~ Mr..
and Mrs. Everett Brewer, aged months .ui
10 days.
Bluehll-Sept L. Mr.. u. Ausu,t,n" Nor
rill, aged - wears.
Brockton Ma.s.-Sept. 49, Mrs. Laura NJ
Lewis, wife of William Grind. Of Rurk,pprt
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-26

A heavy northeast storm prevailed In
Eastern Maine Thursday
A very quiet wedding took place in
Plymouth last Sunday week, the groom
being Mr. Peter Bennett, well known
throughout Maine as the victim of the das-
tardly assault and robbery of nearly two
years ago and now nearly eighty years Of
age. The bride was the widow of VIM.
Downs. who was we'll known throughout
that community as a patent churn inven-
tor and he died about year ago, leaving
the widow with 4 farm encountered with
mortgage THIS mortgage has recently
been lifted by Peter Bennett and the twain
are noW made one.
Governor Burleia h has appointed Hon.
Samuel J. Anderson, of Portland. commits
sloner 20 inquire into the system of taxa
ton in this and other States
John Botier's arm got caught on Q
shaft in the Winthrop mills and was pulled
OF bodily.
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>s. fruohsTat

II ha- been Qnte KY III town Of late
and ihrre deaths occurred last week
which j. an unusual record OF mortality
benjamin Wentworth. after 4 lingering
illness. tn, result ~ paralytic shock re
celYcd N re than year ago. passed D. his
reward Tie ~as past three score years
and tn AnI bal been lrcrcpit for many
scar- He VA, prominent Democrat,
and 4 man ~ mnrc than ordinary lntclli-
gence and Information
Efilc Littieh"li. aged II years daughter
81 } u. Llttlcheld dicd the 18Th inst
Saturday. the 2l>t Mrs Sarah f relct
II the late Harry Lowell. passed peacefully
away after brief Illness aged :. Mrs
Lowell was one ~ those bright, cheerful
Old iadic. Ia whose nature perpetual youth
delighted 10 bloom aud -hr wa~ widely be
loved by all CLASSES Up 70 her las; sick
ness she hal retained her mental faculties
almost n their primitive vigur. Mrs.
Lowell has been for many years faithful
and consistent, member Of the " +. church
- thi~ plar" and inr many wears her home
wa~ TIE fayuritc resort uf tile Methodist
preachers who Travelled ami preached in
this section They were ever cordially
weicnm and entertained At her bospI,aole
hone. She waS most happily surrounded
by kind family "ho during her declining
yeAr> bestowed upon her every attention
ani comfort tAAt tlA. gratitude AMI At
fvCtiuu could -u-gr>t. She leaves three
sons ami twp daughters - mourn her loss
zach an honor ani blessing - society and
iiviu- tn pUUu,hr tp hrr christian home
Influence. Nar iIcI A. she Mad ityeI %
the christian hope ~ blessed immortality
beyond Her funeral was On the END, aud
"a> attended Ms 4 large circle " relatives
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No ro.in, No rosin. No rosin

commissioner Tanner was not asked
10 resign. Secretary Noble said he would
resign unless the commissioner did aud
the latter decided to leave
Heavy forest fires are raging In sever
Al places near Portland, Oregon. Farming
districts have suffered much number
~ houses and barns have been DESTROYED,
also orchards. fences. hay. etc Al the
latest accounts the hres were spreading
rapidly, moving down towards City Park
and may cross the limits The city author
tiles have large force Of men subduing
the flames
The jury In the Robert Ray Hamilton
case found Mrs Hamilton guilty OF afro
cious assault, and she was sentenced 70
two years In State prison.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-26
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.

l. Il not worth he small price Of IS cents 10
free Yourself OF every SYMPTOM OF these
distressing complaints, II you think 80 call at
our store and get bottle OF shiloh. Italizrr.
Every bottle has printed guarantee on H. use
accordingly, and II 1t does YOU no good Il
Will cost you nothing. Sold by $. ID. " z
gin. lyr29
If you are tired taking the large old fash
toned gripping pill, try Carriers Little Liver
Pills and take some comfort. A man can't
stand everything. one pill dose. Try them.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-26

We have speedy snd positive Cure for
Catarrh. plphthcris, Cankcr Mouth, and Head
ache, 10 SHlLoHs CATARRH REMEDY
4 Nasal Injector free with esch bottle. Use it
II YOU desire health aud sweet breath. Price
81 cents. Sold BY :. p. Wiggin. lyrs9
The persistent use Of Browns Instant Re-
lief " I'll cure the worst form Of chronic diar-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-26
Marine List.

Eleventh Port.
ARRIVED
Wednesday. sept Is
sch Glendy Burke. Stanwood. Boston
Sch Loduskia, Robbins, Boston
SAILED
sch storm Petrol Bonsey, Bangor
Sch vestaI. Wakefield. Harbor
ARRIVED
Thursday. sep, 10
sch Leonora, Bonsey Boston
Sch Mary Augusta. Means, Boston
SAILED
Friday. sept 20
Sch Express. Wakefield. Bar Harbor
ARRIVED
Sch 4 HAYNES, Munson, Boston
Sch Annie + Rickerson, Foss, Philadelphia
Sch Agricola, Patten. Boston
Sch Allandale Potter, Portland
SAILED
Saturday, sep, 81
sch Glendy Burke, Stanwood. Bluehin
ARRIVED
sunday. sep, =
Sch Forester. Lampson, Boston
sch ID s Lawrence. Patterson Boston
SAILED
Tuesday, septa
sch Mary Ehza. Cousins Long Island
Sen Leonora. Bonsey, To lighter cargo pipe
sch Woodcock, Blondit, Bar Harbor
SAILED
Wednesday, sept Is
Sch " II Archer. Trundy. Boston
Sch Allandaie. Potter, Portland
Domestic Ports.
Rnck sport-Ar Sept 10, schs Marblehead and @
W Lewis, from Grand BANKS; Morris W Child.
Baltimore
Bo.ton-Ar sept 30, schs II J Cottrell. Haskell;
Ar sept u. schs A b Perry. Look. weehawken
Baitimore-sM sept 81, sch d d Haskell, Cam.
Bangor-Ar Sept 10. sehs Omaha and W Emer
Bath-Ar sep, -. brig E T Campbell. Richmond.
butch Island Harbor-Ar Sept %, sch John
sones Robbins, New York for PASSPORT
Gloncestei-Ar sept %. sch W Hine. Deer Isle
Ar Sept 81, sch Myronus, Chatto, Nova Scotia
Hyannis-Ar Sept 90. sch Glenullen. for western
New York-sld sep. %. sch Annie R Lewis.
Ar Sept II. sch Florence n Tower. vinalhaven
Passed Hell Gate Sept 10, sch Union. New York
Portand-Ar Sept 81. schs Virginia, Moon, Bos-
ton for sullivan: Marcia Bailey, Cole. Addison
for Boston
AT Sept %. schs Quiclssep. Camden for New
Ine., strout, sullivan for Lynn
Sid Sept 10. sch 9 H Holden. Pinkham. for Sui
ival
Philadelphia-Ar Sept %, sch Susan n Picker
ing, Bangor
Sid Sept 90 sch Rabboni, Tapley. Boston
Perth Amboy-Ar Sept 49, SCH simmons.
Bulger, New York
salem-Ar sept 10, sch Victor, Look. Rockport
for New York
Vineyard Haven--Sid Sept 20, sch Emma Green,
New York for Portsmouth
Sid Sept 81, sch Mariel, Nutter
Ar Sept IL, sch Flora Condor, French, Franklin
for New York
ROreign POrsa.
Windsor-Sld Sept 20, sch A Emerson, New
York
Passed st Helena Sept 9, bark Julia, Jordan
lloiO for New York
Demerara-In port Sept 81 sch Nantucket Rich
Ardson, FeTnandina
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-26


Monday Charles L D"eiicy commenced
,eTm If school Al Ryerrli AID Miss Ca--
~ilrna Springer At George, Pond. Miss
Adria Blai-i"Il j. teaching at the Bay.
school III district No commences next
week with Miss LeNen>rl.cr for teacher
M,-.r.. West ana Gordon went 10 Bu,-
,on this Week M ~ present at the great
hor-r trn, wh ich VA postponed
NJ. r-..d p,i.d.,I and Nr.. Nah,
l..'. ~ Sa-,.irh Cn,n unnd.y ~ ,isi,
.r,.
NJ ". u..,,.,, a,;.,,
tn,, .nh.cr',,..r. h NJ, wrIsrr. hnnk 7,
,,t ,,.lrk a,I .h,,,,a a,t INK, ~.
-
FROM Brush Cresk' az: same SAD news
lew uaNs aSo 70 MrS ". r ltac! i'ihs
mere her pi"'het' Everett 9a's"uFs "h"'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-26

When Rshy ~ sick, - gave her CaasnrtA
Whom sho ~ Child she erred for astoria
Whan she became hiss, she clung to CaAtoriA.
when sas bad Children, shs gave them CastoriA
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E!l!:!!'lVl?llIIlI|'Il!:!]l
Advertised Letters.

ELLSWORTH PosT OFFICE, sept. II. 1889.
Mrs Betsey Clark, Annie T. Carr.
NJ. l.. Davis. John r. Fitzgerald
Mrs. Hattie Graut, Mrs. Mary Macomber,
Mr.. Charles Patten. Mrs. X. Pitcairn.
Mrs. Lucy B. Robbins.
Please call for advertised letters.
A. W. GREEDY. p. NJ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-26

Failing OF the hs!r Is the result OF insction
Of the glands or roots OF the hair. or morbid
state OF the scalp, which may be cured by
Halls Hair Remover.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-26
City and County.


Nj. /. +. M, ha- moved uto the Marths
j. l~op bou>e w Hancock Street.
NJ. Martin Monaghan Albany, NY, +.
in thi, city. the ucsf Of hi, uncle, Mr. Stephen
Monaghan
The freight house s, the steamboat wharf
BiuehiH. demolished in the storm last
week
Rev. WIN. f. Moves, State missionary
viii preach at the Baptist church. SUNDAY
afternoon, At two O'Clock, standard
Mr.. H. 4. walker. who ha. been visiting
relatives in this city, left for her home In St,
Joseph. Mo, on Wednesday Of last week.
III" Baptist Sewing Circle viii meet Al
their ye,trv thi~ "wednesday afternoon.
Every one cordially invited to supper which
will be served st - Standard for only Is
cents.
The Liberal Temperance, Union bad a ball
snd supper 1t IIanco, Hail on Thursday even
Ing of la~t week which wcr, literally patron
Ted and greatly enjoycl
Prof. K. NJ. Peck VS., obliged 10 .hc up
hi position a teacher d Irnman.hp At the
academy st WilhTalani. Mass. on account II
I I'll health. He proved ,,ry ,ucce.-tul teach
er. snd we are sorry TO hear q ~. Illness.
I judge + Scbuy lcr w4r,lw,u +. talkfn. Of
~
Miss Nellie Cu,hman, ON Inc to iil health.
+ 10 spend the " inter months 10 no West,
W. = ~ h'oh ma 500 ~"lf Island ~
Inc western SHORE oi lrcIh"n;. Nc" YORK
ana Maine parties VIII oocupA II A. summer
resort
The sigma service station on the summit
OF Green Mountain has been closed for the sea-
son
A handsome ncw ,icu. painted :, + "
Ellington ha, been placed o,cr me shop n \
WOODWARD, blacksmith. va; street
!. n. 4 r. X HupAlu, arc erecting ma d
huilln- for thcir steam b..',r Nd TIE H., II
the bufld.u. v.,-cui,, hltt.c,I
-1ahu N. l. L~l.. anI N. daughter.
Mr> e. r. Wakcrof Portland u,-. IN NV,
CITY last week. ,hc ..,ie>.> ,, Nj. V Jor,su
NJ. Nina. t....,,....
;........
tb,. month 20, >t,,sp.- .-,..l 80. ,....o....
t,r. wl,era she ,.tlf .art.ru lb.. ,a.,r q, mus
i.uui,r r+at k.-zr,-
NJ 'h' recent business r'''u- = U :.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-26

Northeast Harbor-Sept :, 20 Mr. aud Mrs.
Fred |. Phillips, a daughter.
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Assessors Notice.

THE assessors of Ellsworth will hUl3 sessions at
L the Mayor ana AiGvr1neu's Room rom }
o'clock NJ, 70 o'clock =. NJ. an the lat and Sid
W ednesdays of each month, until october ST. to
attend to any business property coming before
them.
CALVIN l.. JOY,
). 7. sToCKBRIDGE, Assessors
A. W. CUsHaAN, Of
HENRY j. JOY, Ellsworth
CHAs r. wasGArT,
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BUCKEYES ARNICA SALyE.

THE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores. letter, Chapped Hands. Chilblains,
Corn. and all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles or no pay required. 1t Is gusran-
teed to give perfect salts faction, or money re-
funded. Price Is cents per box.
FOR SALE BY 5. ID. Wiggin.
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State News.

No rosin, No rosin! No rosin
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: No rosin. No rosin, No rosin !
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NOBODY KNOWS

What | suffered for years with those terrible
racking sick headaches. Life was only tor.
ment to me: II you are so troubled, would
advice you to use sulphur Bitters, for they
cured me.-CLARA BELLE
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-26

Mrs. Herbert 4. Smith Of Brooklyn. New
York, VITO met with serious accident on the
BluthN some Two months since tbreaking
bone u her knee J. reported 20 far recovered
10 be able 10 bee moved tiom her bed 10 /,
ciiniug chair. The accident happened on start
Ing to return 10 her home after = visit of two
or three weeks at her husbands father. Mr..
Herbert 6 SMITH Of RuehH.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-26

Advertising patent medicine In the pecu.
liar way In which the proprietor Of Kemp's
Bslsam for Coughs and Colds does Is indeed
wonderful. He authorizes all druggists to
give those who call for II sample bottle Free,
that they may try II before purchasing. The
Large BOTTLES are Soc. and 81 90. We certain.
ly would advise trial 1t may save you from
consumption. lyr4