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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-27
Cine 0roinam;
our Nnenbirung ber Seftionen l unb
8 6es Gapitels 81 ber &ebis
birten Srbiuansen.

Sci es berorbnet bur9 ben
Stabtratb Der Sta6t San NntoniD:
Dab bic Seftionen l unb 3 5es Gas
pitels 81 Der rebioirten Orbinan3eit 10
amenbirt perbe, baB fie pie fOlst
lauten:
Settion /. 9aB ale 8erioneH,
tpel6s Glitter, Waoreu, Sa6en, @igen.
tbum irgeno met9er Nrt faufen ooer
b~erfaufen, bic beim MaB Dber @epi9t
p%erfauft werben, ibre @ewi9te, Waas
gen, ODER MaBe, ebe ie in @ebrau9
genOmmen werben, pom Stabt.Snfpef.
tor fir MfaBe unb 8emi9te marfireH
ober tempeln falen; als STANDARD @es
tpi4t unb W2aB miro als geIeBli6 inners
balb Der Staot iir ale 8enihte unb
WiaBe bas in ben repibirten Statuten
beg 9taates Seras fefgeftelte, aboptirt.
Settion 3. 9aB irgenb cine pers
ION Ober Derionen, pel9e nod fall
f9em @emidt pber Mab fdufen ober
~berfaufen, ober bic uiht Die geh6rige
Quantitdt geben bon irgenb tpel6en
8iitern, Maaren, Sn6en o6er @igens
tbum irgenb wel6er Nrt unb Beidaf.
fenbeit, bic beim GeDi9t obtr MaB
b%ertauft iuerben, zines 8ersebeus idul.
big befunben unb nod s%rfOleier 8ers
~urtbeilung bur6 ben &sforoer CUR 3ab.
lung eiNer Siraflumme bon ni6t me.
niger als Giinf uub ni9t mebr als
3meibunbert Dollars fir ieben ein3eIs
men Sail o~ugebalten meroen. Sober
ein3elne 8erfauf nirb dig feparates
Yergeben betrd6tet.
MngenOmmen unb gebiaist am IA.
| Nopem6er 1889.
8rpan @aIIa9baM
@tteitirt; Wuppr,
6. g. GIaubon, Stabt.@lerf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-27
Sin Sod5eitslieo.

Der Wrrfel fiel, ie ife6t am 3iel,
Sodl ridipartS fdipeift ibr Slid,
Die Sbrdne rinnt, ba iie nun iinnt,
Sic brdngt iie nidt suriid:
Sic bats geiuoat, fir id)nobes Sob
Sab iie ibr Sersenssliid.
gd! eS seidab, ife fprad i6r Sa,
Sic ipra6 es flar genug,
Den @amen idrieb, Der III nidt blicb,
Sic bin NIT feftem Bug,
Sod tiefe Sdam lie i%ibcrfanl,
Sbr bcib ms antlib i9lia.
Sin CAB ite ii6, unb toOt fir mid
SIT nun Die 2iebite mein.
@ie fonnte iie, mie fonnte Die
Mein bolbeS 2ieb no1[ iein,
Sic mein nidt blieb, i6r 9ers ber1frieb,
Sir Sob nnb Cob al(ein!
9ein @lodlein flinst. Stir iAcint, e8 itnot
3u bell ben Sobteniang
Gabr tpobf mein &inb uno Grieben finb
@a9 bieiem lebten Sang
Bel 6rab9elaut, baS feltiom 6eut
Mie So@5eitsiubel Hang.
Die @lode flinat, Die @lode fiuot:
8enn 2enS unb 8inter frct'n
Damn fault i'm Sob, mas jung unb 6olo
Ser grintme Alte Elm;
Ser alte Wann nidt lieben fam
Sein Cert 1T stein, lit Stein!
Ole @lode flinst, Die @lode iingt:
@er 2ieb' fir S9abe fanO
sfein ebrli@ @eib, eirer 9irne 2eib
Sn SbmeuS Sod MIR ipannt.
Sin Sbor ber @tann, Der glauben fam
9aB Sob auh Ser,eu bnnntl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-27
Der Git ppn 9ein uus snt.

OaS Rerrenlpitem erleifet oft eine Rrdfteabnobme,
wenur& seiittse Setlemmuns uno ui&t ieIten erutlt6e
Stprun8en cernriaht ~ipereen, pbne hap etue eisentltfe
ZEN rdre. 5u rtelen 8duen lit otefes unbefttmmts
araHtbsttssefhbl nur elm ReHeg her untbdtisteit he's
WRaseus une Der eaeurG ~befiu9ten unpoufdneiSen Nfz
nmtltrung Der auf9enommenen Rabruns hurh ba5
9Iut. 0ahnr4 ptrb ieIbffpertdnhlf9 has 0erpenIpz
item i'm gerein nit ben ubrisen rrsanii4en @sbtlben
9ei4pdht nne bic 6clse LIT, pab es feline 2BibertaubSz
fdhtStett einbhBt s~eBenhber etnem Ginbrud, her bel
pcuftdnsis intattem 3utanb teNelben letHt nberpunz
ben reresn phree. Bum Grfas seidpunpener ardfte
nnp CUR Beietti9uns her baburA terpprserufenen lbers
mdbtsen GmpfinhIthteit Der Nsrpen eisnet lid Seitets
ter's Masentitters nett beier ais eine Der rteIen ynsrz
nsnltdrtenesn~ pber ftimultrenhen Miyturen, ba has
WeiHltat fetnes @ebrdudS, eine rpnf6netae Nerhaus
un8, siei6settts her e~rsiebisfe unb ME periasenee
ansae her @erpentraft unn Berubisuns IN. Rdldrtas.
whale, 9henmattsnuS, unterlcibsz, eebers unn Eis=
~renleteen ftrstheH rer hem Bitter5 bic SeaeI.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-27
A WEDDING SONG.

The die is cast, and to the Past
She turns with mournful eyes;
For, in review, she feels anew,
While tears attest her signs,
That she has sold for filthy gold
Her hearts own Paradise.
The word is spoken, and in token
Of the discarded vow
She signs her name, though conscious shame
Is written on her brow;
And in her face there is a trace
Of guilt and woe, l trow.
The word is said, and with the dead
Is class'd the girl of yore:-
The girl, whose heart was Loves W mart
Who riches did ignore,
Is not the same who sold her name
For gold and nothing more.
The bells do ring as if to sing
False love a long farewell.
And ali the swinging and the ringing
Of paid-for wedding beIll
All it's rhyming and its Ginning,
It will tell, It will tell, It will tell.
The bells do ring, and thus they sing:
"When Spring and Winter wed,
1t is for gold that she was sold
Whome to the altar led
The ag'd upstart, whose stony heart
To Love is dead, is deadw
The bells do ring, and thus they sing:
when Love fer gold is bought,
The wedding night will be a blight,
For Cupid never thought
That he would find a man SO blind
Who love for money soughtW
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-27
nag grpup All perbiuberu.

sar group gu b~erbinbern. gs eris
firt tein 3ueifel mebr bariiber. baB e
Elm Mittel siebt, Group gu berhinbern.
Mi6tiger Group tritt niemals obne elm
Warnungs5ei9en auf uno tpirb banr
iofort @bamberlain's Cough &emebp
eingegeben, 10 merben ale Symphonic
bieier Grantbeit Deridminbea. 9ies III
INNER m6gli9, tpenrt es i'm SauIe ges
balten tpirb. so @ts. uns 81 Der 1Ias
f9e bel @Dbn & Co., S. 3altener &
60. unb aIer Druagifen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-27

~ Inter ben grinnerungen BET
Sugenbaeit finS bas bic tdrffen, bic
uns On f6mere Grantbeiten, Die tpir su
Der 3eit gu iiberfteben batten, gemabs
men. Sunge Miitter erinnern ft6b lebs
baft baran, baB es @bamberlain's
Cough &emeoD tpar, nel1es fte bon
Group befreite unb penben es in GoIge
oefen aud bel ibren Ginbern unb itefs
nit benz befien @rfolge an. Gum Iers
fauf BET Ut. @obn & Co., S. GalteDer
& So. un6 allen 9ruggifen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-27
Setuirbt fidJ INIT bic 0Dttin Eurtuun
tn 8pffpu.

Der suIebt bonn @lhd 5egnnfiate
6err 1T Sobn 8. 6abeD, Der in go.
304 Weit.8 roa5nap iein @efddft bes
treibt. st 1T elm betannter Burger bon
5outb=8 Bottom. Mah., Diftrict, mo er
als Mann unb Rnnbe bic SO Sabre feiz
nes 2ebens 5ubradte. Ct mar Der Be.
fber zines 3manaisitels bss 3tpeiten
9auptgetuinnes Der Iebten 3iebung Der
2ouiiana Staats : 2otterie, uno lebte
Wo9e erbieIt ct $4,000 III Bills. Ser
boae 8etrag, ben bic Summer sog. mar
500, 000.-gOton (Waaf.) v0eralo",
9. October.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-27
AnhOinng eiuer Geidafts Sbeil>
baberidaft.

SH Qnbeira@t Der Nufbfung unierer
Observation-Disclosures wirb Der Waa,
renborretb Der Jirma q. 3. sSranf,
5effehenb i'll S9nittmaaren, Inadsen,
S6uben &C. benz BubIifum gu ben
benfbar n~iebrigfien B~reiien offerirt, ba
Der ansbertauf bis gum l.. Sanuar 1890
beuerfleligt iein muB.
IS Dirb biermit Dem Bublifum ar1s
ge3eist, baB Die @eIddftstbeilbabers
faaft benz Sontratt gemdB am /. Sas
nuar 1890 erIii6t unb oaB Die Bartz
nerIbip an ienem Gage aufgel6f 'uirb.
IS. 9. Granf,
g. 9eutf9,
Sen MDfe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-27
San 4ntonio, Ser, 81. Nopember 'S9.

sag- nniere neue Npotbetenfirma,
Ode Der 0ouftOn.GtraBe unb NbenIe G,
madt felt ber gr6fnung bibf9e Ges
i6dfte unb erfreut f9 elmer Iebbaften
&eceptur. sic bat cine grDBe Muss
tuabl bon mir fsil6en Groguen urb Wfes
bicinen, besbalb foliet Sbr Sips &
5itnertborn perIu6eu, tpenn Sebr
etpas aus Der Mputbefe brau@t.
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8ndIens Mrnfca=salbe.

Die bette Gable Der 8elt fur Sdnitte,
Quetf9unsen, @efdpiire, Gieber- unb Saut.
GIe9te, %geiprunsene Sdube, Trpft>
bsnlsn anb ole Sauttrantbeiten ; furirt 2d>
,norrbciOen ober feline Sesabtuns. 86aise
Satisfaction sarantirt ODER bas GeIS ipirb
;uriderfattet. % @eutS bic Sdadtel. BUM
gertauf in allen Gpotbefen. Sreib, SbOmp-
fon & Co., @bolefale.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-27
Gin Moehzsitslied.

Sn Der neueIfen Nlmmer Der DON
@onrab Sites beraisgfgebeneu Monatg=
f6rift nSeutI6 : QmerifaniT6e Sid.
iuug" finbsn mir bas folaenbe btbfde
unb fiimmuugsbole @ebidt in engIi>
i9er @pra6e aus Der Sober u~nisres al
ten Greunbes 2ouis Weumanr II,
in Stem Dotf, nit Der nadfofeenben,
gIei6 gutter, benz original trefffi@ an.
aepaBten 8etOeutidung bon @eorg
Suratf6e eff.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-27
Gteue.i : 4e5udle.

Cine cute 6 D d II, meIde aud
bic 9ausarbeit nerridtes. fotpie cine
9ausbdIterin, bic ebenfaQs gut
gu toGen perffebt, iuden iofprt Stels
lung. Na93ufrasen 231 Mpe. c., San
Nutonio.
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6 e / 3 ettmns 8.

I'm ben Nnstiteateu Der n8ysien
greHe" Gelegenbeit gu atben, fid on
bsr Geier beg Doufiaeungsiages au be:
tbeiligeH, eri6eiut morgen tsine 3eltung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-27

Gin 8ladfmitb erfter alaFc fuGt be.
fdnbige Grbeit. 4breKe: c. r., ST.
petition Der rGreien prefe".
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a. Sips & SiGpertboru, bic
1eue Ipotbeferfrma, bat Elm Ii bbaftes
Ieceptureei6dft. Capt Cure &ecepte
bort anfertigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-27

Ser bone Name beg Gaiiers Dom
pebro 1T Soao Gorlns 2eopoIbO @ais
baoor 6runcisco 3abier ia Yauld Ser
eaoio Wlisuel @abriel 2afael @oaaaga.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-27

q Maberids Sa bes ablt 4
pro3ent 3infen fir 3eihS ,eppftelt.
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0Dti5 an gtener5abler.

gpunt9@ Collector Offiesl
8erar Co., Gan aHtOniO, 9eraS
Der iinterseidnste madt bierburd beiannt,
bab bic Staat. unb gountb ad valorem- uub
aopfatusr jstt fdIis III unb fpdtsfens bic gum
81. DECEMBER 18s9sineI. be3abIt Iein mus.
Sole @a%ffianD,
SteHer . solicitor BON Berar gouutb.
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6errett 9tnsii0e,

cute fir Manner unb anaben
billt9er ais trsenbwp.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-24

John Stevens. E-q Tuesday the 18th
inst. in coming down his stable stairs fell
and di>luca,ed his shoulder The doctor re-
at his store again
Mr. Dodge has sold his fine trotter to
Henry Sargent II Sedgwick.
W l. Partridge mas had furnace put in
TO his store. Mr.. = has the best fitted up
and hsndsomest drug store in the county.
O. H Veuner has bought the store which
he now occupies and will enlarge and re-
model it.
To keep poor unfortunate boy from
the reform school, Z. Z. Chase, Esq, has
kindly taken him and viii look out for him
as long as he behaves himself
Mrs Evina Hinckley has recovered
from her late illness and is able to be
around the house.
Mrs John A. Stevens is visiting friends
In Manchester. \. H., and John A. is keep
ing bachelors hall.
The old Geo. Stevens mansion has been
repaired and painted and now makes a
fine appearance.
Mrs. O-good, of the firm of L. j. Os-
good & Co, returned from Boston Satur-
day, with fine large stock Of millinery
and dry goods.
At the annual meeting Of the Congrega-
tional sewing circle held Thursday the nth
inst, Mrs. L. J. Osgood was elected pres
ident for the ensuing year.
Oct 81. SUBSTITUTE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-24

At Sullivan, at about one O'Clock,
Tuesday morning, fire was discovered IN
the beautiful building known as the Work
man block, and at that hour the flames
had gained such Roadway, that in short
time the building with nearly its entire
contents was destroyed. On the lower
door was store kept by Workman Dur
ling. and il rooms on the upper floor lived
Mr. c. L. Jones and wife. formerly Of this
CITY The fire was discovered by Mrs.
Jones and ii was with the utmost diff
Guilty that she aud her husband escaped
from the burning building. being obliged
to crawl down the stairway on their hands
and knees. They saved nothing, not even
their clothing. We hear that the building,
which was among the finest in the county,
was valued at about 5000, and the stock
of goods in the store at about $4,000 We
have not been able to ascertain Just what
part of the loss is covered BY insurance,
but our informant thinks that there was
an insurance of about $1,000 on the build
ing and goods. The only thing saved from
the large stock OF goods was one hogs
head of molasses. The origin of the fire
is unknown.
Mrs. Butler. wife of Rev. T. NJ. Butler OF
Foxeroft. spoke at the Baptist church last
SUNDAY afternoon, and at the Morrison district
schoo-house in the evening, on the importance
OF organizations for promoting the interests
of foreign missions. At the close of her ad
dress at the Baptist church she organized
three bands In the interest of the mission
cause.
Miss Cora Guptill of GouId-boro, has gone
to jacksonville. Fla. to spend the winter with
her relatives there.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-24

East Bluehiii
Mr. Ithiel Saunders of West Surry. was
in this place last Sunday, having lately re-
turned home from the Banks.
Mrs Florence Carter after being en-
ployed at Candage boarding house about
seven months, returned home last Sunday.
Mr. Arthur ID. Hatch has moved home to
his fathers, at No. Penobscot.
Mr.. Irving Candage was taken seriously
i'll last Saturday afternoon. DIR. ID. w.
Bunker vas Immediately summoned and
relief soon followed
Mr. Richard Duffy, having finished work
here, will move to the quarry toward the
village.
Work on the Pittsburg job is about
done and the quarrymen were all discharged
last Saturday. The cutting will last about
two weeks longer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-24
THEINCURABLE CURED.
Remarkable statement from a WELL
known Citizen Of south
Carolina

Gamer j. hereditary iu NY fam ly. an aunt
on each -iie haN NJ ,lir1 from his dreadful
disease la each Instance the cancer Ma To-
Gated in idrnticulli the same position that mine
first made il, atpearaucr-- just below the left
III and ,Nt,ndiu. down The l,fE cheek bone
snd nose. wa attended bl the best phy.i-
clans. but the ease continued TO grow worse
under their treatment. and no hope Of cure
could be- given by them; they >aid: had
better hav. NV affair. for this life and the
next arranged, for the cancer Was ilahi- to
strike vita organ AT any moment. ana at once
bleed me Do death. About this time, 1855,
met with Mr. Shirley. III ing near Due p" est-
who's, cancer was being rapidly cured by US
Ing swirl, Specific :. : - | then gave up
tb,. doctors and I'd medicine, | had heretofore
been using. and commenced taking ;. :. >,
and after using the third bottle. | discovered
that the ~cab had fallen Of. and that those
sharp darling pains, characteristic OF the
cancer. had ceased. and the discharge was very
prOfuSe In few iay> il began To heal rapid
", and soon dried up. BY the time | had eX
hau>fed the fifth bottle there was nothing left
hut the scar where the cancer had been. and
was a well man. The cure effected in nv ease
i considered by my neighbor> most remark
ahl. me and clearly demonstrates the fact
thar : :. DOES CURE CAM Err. swift's
Specific. i. A boon to suffering humanity. and
ali ask i. that those afflicted with cancer give
II a fair trial and like myself will De convinced
OF its vjrtues- JAMES b. ARNOLD.
Greenw God. 5. C.
Treatise on Cancer mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC co, Atlanta, Ga.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-24
Resolutions Of Respect.

Whereas, II has pleased our Heavenly
Father to again sever the fraternal chain and
remove By death our worthy sister, Ann
Cousins. therefore, be 1t
PesoIced. That we will cherish her good
qualities and that we recognize the hand Of an
everything Providence in thus taking from
our midst one who could justly claim the love
of relatives and friends. and yet we bow In
humble submission to the supreme will OF Him
''who doeth all things well,'' and deeply
mourn the loss of our worthy sister.
ResOloed, That as grange we tender our
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-24

Will you heed the warning: The signal per
hap- u the sure approach OF TINT more terribl,
disease. Consumption. ASK yourselves II yot
can afford for the sake ~ saving 80 cents Il
run the risk and do nothing for ii. We know
from experience that Shiloh, Cure will Cur,
YOUR Cough. II never fails. This eXpialn'
why more than Million Bottles were SOD
the past Year. 1t relieves Group snd Whoop
Ing Cough ii once Mothers DO not be- with
out IL. For Lame Back, Side or Chest. u,
Shiloh'- Porous Pln,ter,. sold BY 5. h. Wig
gin. lyr29
-Deraugcment Of the liver. with con>tipa
ton injuries the complexion, induces pimpes
sallow skin. Remove the cause By using Car.
ter's Little Liver Pills. one dose. Try
them
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-24

MIR. ". o. Emery OF sullivan, was in town
Tuesday.
: n Mrs. $ J. Cross ,an is In Boston, visiting her
daughter, Mrs. 4, T. Hi
Dr. Gee" A. Lord Of Amherst. has gone to
/ boston. for medical treatment
i. wsrl Peters, Esq, attorney at law Bos-
'"h' Is In town for short time on business
Air. Y. joy, photographer has taken In group
iine picture Of the drst and second traverse ju.
r"rS at this term of court. They good looking
men.
Don't forget the Christian Entleavor Conven.
tion =, the Congregational church next wednes.
day The meetings are open to an In the even
Ing Rev. Mr., Towne will deliver lecture and
other interesting services will be held
Mrs. Charles Lord is inaking nm addition
I" her residence on Fine ct
Mis-, Nellie, daughter 81 J. I. Cu-hman,
E>q.. has gone u Dakota 10 spend the winter
MAYOR Aiken started on an up river gun
ming expedition. Monday morning, with the
expectation of being absent several days
Miss Caroline ". Jarvis picked Mondsy
morning IN her garden = Iacqurmont rose
perfect in form and IN full bloom How &.
this for the latter day OF October?
Mr.. J. f. Parsons has raised the roof Of
his ell to make room Tor An additional story.
In the Nationalist for q, tober. MR.. Mar
TIA NJ Avery has vigorous article entitled
The Curse OF Charity"
Mrs T.. r. Redman has opened. we are
glad 10 hear. kindergarten school at her resi-.
dence on State street. She is nm excellent
teacher.
MIR, Charles " Eaton was thrown from
carriage Monday aud received quite -eriou, in
Jurirs. He lived 1t Mr.. Henry Whitiny'.,
where he was carried aud cared for.
Mr.. Q. 5. Donnell Of franklin has invent
ell an open book-holder which for con, enience,
It + said. has no equal. II makes an excellent
cop,-holder for the Typewriter. See sdyer-
tisement elsewhere.
Mr.. Thomas Stin-on. after an sh,encc Of
several months from her family has returned
IN very poor state Of health Il wa. decided
81 The hospital IN Boston that she could not b.
cured but i under hospital treatment aud Si
be for some time.
WIN. II II. Rice ". Il. {. Of this city Wa
Inspected on wednesday afternoon % last
"rrA' hH pcpi Inspector, Mr. y, 7, Ward
"eIl u Camden Ihi- corps, which i III .uod
working order. I, " prosperous condition
'''',"'l 'g's'd heF "r''t
- Wv" '"' '''f 'arS' hummer
Of friend, wcrc Il,d @ >cc her
~
NJ. /. stevens !, toins Z very excellent
J'h painting th' hHar'hh 'hurNh. me ""'k
n.y. tF'h ""n' Wen ana gives !" y" "liHce
'F'' h"e appearance. IN" iron stair rails
WI nave ".'h a''d'i "ht-d' hF CAPT. \. n
"'i" ~" ''t >!'''iIN "'f'hN 81 h''e'
'''At'i y" ~ 'HF Alhi' y" "li' Ntnfnr" 70 say
w never a'h' ~ Ellsworth considerable
N''''"; "'' p''h d'"r around 'hr binding
SUI 'H' "''i'"'N W" p' fAau''h'h anu Pu' 20
"'"'' ana ''"'' necessary repairs made.
ON Thursday evening last Mr.. >cuatpr
iate EaNr = WHY PHEASANT pArt, u hrr resi-
i'nfc 70 itr-r nnm'Tr NJ hrr friends and
n'ishbor- About 10 wcrr present and On
loy'd her hospitality. Andrcw,' orchestra Of
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-24
Died.

Obituary notices beyond the Date, Name and
Age must be paid for at the rate of ten cents line.
Ellsworth-Oct. IL, Mrs. Eliza j., wife of John
+. Royal, aged Al years and months.
Ellsworth Fails-Oct. 10. Mrs. Mary E., wife Of
Apollos Hunt, aged 81 years.
Bartett's Islanft-Oct 20, Charles II. Pepper,
aged q years and months.
So. Deer lsie-Oct. II, Mrs. Caleb Sawyer. aged
46 years.
Miibridge-Oct. Is, Warren Leighton, Esq, aged
SO years.
Rockland-Oct. 8, Mrs. Lois A. Karl, aged 81
years and months lCorrccted
Sheridan, MOntana--Oct 3, Mrs. Lizzie A. Marsh
daughter of the late Capt. VIM. II. and Sarah L
Means, formerly of Bluehill, aged Is years and II
months.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-24
Bl tkLEN'S ARNICA StIyE.

lnk HF~T sNIvf in the world for Cuts.
Rru'>r-. Sores, lcrrs, Salt Rhcum. Fever
Sore, Tc'trr, tharp.d Hands Chilbain-
Corn. lnd Nh >Ain Eruption. and positively
cure Fi"- or no ia, required 1t /, gunran-
trvd 10 -iNr perfect i-lActou. or money re-
fuuird- Price - cents per box.
FOR SALE By ;. b. Wlsgin.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-24

Every family in Ellsworth should have
one OF the patent soap trays Z. E. Brady &
Co. are giving with 80 cents worth of Brussels
soap mo rosin).
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-24

"hen RaSr ~ sick ravs her CAstortA
hen she Wa hid she cr,ed for astoria
"hen she became Ms. she chung u Ca,,oria
"hsn ado hsi 4 hildren, she gave them astoria
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-24

Whiting Bros. sell : bars Brussels soap
(no ro>in} for 30 cents, and give patent soap
tray free with the first purchase.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-24

The North German Gazette" init
mates that Germany will not recognize
Mataafa as King of Samoa.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-24

No ro,In" tu Brussels soap 4 -old at A.
NJ. Hopkins, bars for 30 cents. aud patent
soap tray.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-24
Experience Of Lady Missionary.

Miss Emeline c. Hanna, missionary for LIST
Baptist Church, Troy, N. Y, says: II am
glad to state that DIR. David Kennedy's Favor
tie Remedy. OF Rondout, n. T., cured me of
Catarrh OF the Bladder, Kidney trouble and
Constipation. would add that always used
the Favorite Remedy with consent of my ply
sician.-
If you want a custom suit made from the
best of material. trimmings and workman
ship in the highest style Of art. and 10 fit like
the paper on the wall, leave your measure at
the Boston Clothing Store and you will get all
of these, and more, at as low prices as can be
shown In the country. lott
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-24

ELLSWORTH POST OFFICE. Oct. ~, 1889
Mr. Joseph Baker, Malcolm Beaueanon,
Sbedrirk Cilley. Mr. {. Fl. Dobson,
Clarence Eldridge, }. l.. Eldrldge,
Mrs. Eld0ra Fo>~, Adelhert L. FRAZER,
Mr. Coleman Hagan. Mr.. Eddie X Haskell
Whiting johnson. Mrs. Henrietta Name
l.. knuds0n. 81 Mr.. " iliiam RANKIN.
Please call for advertised letters.
A. W. GREELY. p. NJ.