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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-06-20

4 gloom l,tryalrd This quiet village on
Friday last, by telegram flom Dr Anne
ma J Baker, al her home To- W Newton
st. Boston that Her husband had an at
tack Of paraiy ii. ami the attending ply Il
clans had no hopes Of hi recovery. on
saturday moruiu. another dispatch con
tirmcd their worst fears He died Friday
at T. NJ His remains viii be brought TO
this place for intermcut. The services
Will be held al Claiming chapel on Monday
afternoon Nh Baker and wife were TO
have left Boston on tile same afternoon
Ir died, 10 occupy their new cottage, the
| Golden Rod. through the summer months
| Now a. widow she returns to tile home
! Of her childhood to lay all that i mortal
| IF her companion in the quiet churChyard
where the remains OF her aged father were
- lair., laid Truly lin the midst Of life
| We are In death
| The members Of the Baptist church al
| West Bay wish to express their gratitude.
| through hc columns Of thr AMERICAN, TO
| Mr.. Loviua Tracy. for the aft OF a very
handsome pulpit 10 De used i'll ihciI new
mon church in that village, also the adj
d!tIonal .ift Of an elegant bible presented
by tile same lady and Mrs. +. u Brasdon
vi Lamoine | am likewise requested to
say the ladies Of that society "ll give a
dinner at their church on July 4th, the
proceeds to help defray the expenses on
their tuildng. An Grafton " III BE- deliver
ed at lu a. "
sec by the AMERICAN that Winter Har
Dor hs> received boom. Well, that i
" Lat Wc are all looking for and earnestly
desire. lit j. ii contamination deS outly TO
DE wished 49, but this boom. Of " hateycr sex
Il NAV be. seems to have desire for trav-
cl think ii must have taken the wrong
boat. a. there Is nothing by that name
put in appearance here yet. II II l. really
en- route for this place, we hope some puo-
lie spirited person viii hurry 1t along 10
it, right destination and we will locate It
in Ihi, vicinity. The Beacon i not open
vet | hear the rumOr that Mr.. IIden, the
landlord. viii be with Us the 10Th our
yiliagc Ike others on the coast, is quiet
fires ami fights are unheard Of and a relig-
lou, awakening j. a thing OF the past
- Jibrz Myric was attending to his
travis 10 the dense fog. on Thursday last.
he came near being run down by the steam
er Richmond on her western trip, She pass
ing 80 near he could easily put his saf in
al The windows.
The Baptist pulpit is at present supplied
by Mr. Bo>worth, a young man who has
been laDorng with the people at Seal
Harbor We hear him highly spoken Of
We learn we are to have preaching at
Claiming chapel. the 30th inst, and that it
viii continue through the summer months.
The Winter Harpor' makes three regu-
lar trips day between TIL, place and Bar
Harbor, bringing the western mail a. 10
A NJ, which is a great convenience.
June Is PUBL.
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The Third Party people who have been
doing their worst to defeat the republ-
cans and thus put the democr is into pow
er, Notwithstanding the consistent efforts
of the Cleveland administration to pro-
mote the liquor interest, have friends in
criticism. The New York Hiae and Spirit
Gdzette has savage article denouncing
Mr. Mason, the new Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue. 1t says that he is block
ing and ''hampering" The liquor business
Of the country as much as possible The
recently retired democratic Commissioner
and ITS Internal Revenue Collectors, like
Page of Portsmouth, about to be SUPPRESSED
ed were heartily commended by the liquor
dealers organ.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-06-20

The Aroostook county convention of
W G. r. L held at Houlton June ~. IS
and a, as the largest and most enthu sias-
tic ever held in the county Mrs. Mary A.
LiNermore of Massachusetts. Mrs l. NJ.
n. Stevens and Miss f. l. Yates were
the speakers for the evening session,
while the day sessions We're iIlcd AiJl en-
couraging ana interesting reports of tue
years work and plans of work for the
com n. wear.
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The school in the lower part Of district
No. /, taught by Miss Louisa NJ. Foss OF
Hancock, student Of the Castiue Normal
School, closed successful term of nine
weeks on Friday last. Total number OF
scholars registered, II. Miss Foss has
been engaged 10 teach the fall term.
Mrs. Add:e G. IIavcy closed her school
at the quarry on Saturday last This il
Mrs Hayeys third term in that part Of
district No. ! which needs nothing
further said Total number OF scholars re-
gi>tered.
At school district meeting held
May 81, 1850 it was voted to build
a graded school house costing. including
lot, S3l000Q, The following gentlemen
We're elected as building committee David
4. Hooper, Geo. W Pettengill and Geo c.
Hayey. Looming committee: Geo. W.
Pettengill, Capt Van B. Gordon, and NJ.
T. Rideout. District collector, NJ. Z. Ride
out.
ON Saturday afternoon Clematis Temple
No Sc had a picnic on Moose Hill.
Mr.. John d. Blaisdell is building him
sell new house on Crabtree & Havey 5
quarry road. Mr.. Charles Hall is also
building himself new house just below
Geo. Millers on west quarry road
There will be another Scotch picnic
July 4th,in John ID. Blaisdell's field. Pro-
ceeds for the new church bell
SCRIBBLER.
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The bargains we call your attention
to for this spring are all fresh new
goods purchased by us direct from the
manufacturers and importers. We
found several lots which they were de-
sirious of closing out in lump and TO do
this were ready to sacrifice TO house
which had an outlet sufficiently large
to handle great quantities OF goods.
We, with our several branches, have
that outlet, consequently We are In con
dition to offer goods as cheap as any
retail house 10 New England and do
offer them so. Our stock in assortment
is equeal to any in the state.
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Maine Unitarian COnfereuos

Al the afternoon session Of the Maine
Unitarian Conference Wednesday. the fol
luwius Officers were elected
President Hon. Hannibal liamIin, Bangor.
Nicc President Hon. Joseph ". >Am"nd-,
Portland.
srcrctAr, and Treasurer Rev. G. {. Ninal.
k-unebuuk
Executive Committee Rev. George q. Crc--
". Bangor; Hon. Mark T. Emery. Portland {:
Hon J. u. Hopkins, Ellsworth.
Missionary Committee Rev. }. I. 6. Mich
al. >aco: Rev, +. {. Guild. Brunswick; Key.
q. h. crosby, liouiion.
Committee ou Way and Meau- |. ]. Far
riugtou. Portland. Gen. tha- Hamltn, Ban
-or; judge Samuel 1itcomh. Augusta.
Tie woman'~ Auxiliary chose the fol-
lowing officers
President Mrs T. { Jordsn.
Ni,c President Mr. J. r. g. Nichols,
Secretary and Treasurer Ms Margaret
Fox
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The crops Of all kinds promise an album
dance, especially the hay crop which never
looked better and everything i early.
Your CORES pondent by chance has visit
ed Wesley, IN Washington county, going
over what i called the wv bales back, .
through long piece Of woods. The first
settlement j. No ?, in which things looked
very prosperous especially the ardent
which was informed flowed beautifully.
Thence | went over hills and dHles TO
Churchs tannery where there is quite a
village. There met Mr. Church for the
first time Thence it is about all up hill TO
the town of Wesley where met one of nv
old friends, H. F. Day. The country, a
numbering region. i, situated on the Machi-
a. river twenty miles north of Machias on
the stage line from Machias to Calais.
The people seem to live in harmony and
al ease.
understand that the fish commissioner
has put in some more fish in the Alligator
lake.
JR Shuman had crew on the road
last week. The county commissioners
were over the road Tuesday when your
correspondent met the newly elected com
missioner for the first time.
Feeling bark is the order Of the day.
School closed Friday, the 18th, taught by
saba Coyle of Vinalha,en. She gave gen
eral satisfaction. Saturday evening she
had an entertainment for the benefit of the
Sabbath school. Admission 10 cents for
adults, cents for children and the receipts
of the evening were five dollars
June II. ,.
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Life Destroying Agencies.

1t is fair to presume that ever since the
world has had an existence it has been
visited by great lIfe-destroying calamities at
periods more or less remote from one anoth-
er Many of these calamties are matter of
history; but the trouble Is, the further the
world gets away from such catsstrophes
the more liable they are to be lost sight Of,
IL requiring considerable research on the
part Of him who would acquaint himself
with the facts. 10 bring them to light.
The terrible disaster at lohnstown has
prompted very much of such research and
ha> brought out many facts possessed of a
very melancholy interest which it is well
To review.
The press throughout the country has
done much to bring to light during the
last two weeks, facts which had been for
gotten, from which it appears that earth
quakes have been vastly more destructive
than inundations. Among the most con
>picuou- Of earthquakes, so far a. history
mas made record Of them, the following
may be named in chronological order, as
follow,
Dec. ). 1856, at Naples, 1000 persons
were destroyed; Dec, % 1881, at Lisbon,
10000; July , in Japan, several cities and
thousands Of lives destroyed; July so l6-
70, at Naples 10000, April c, 1867, al
Ragusa 5000; during three months 1867,
al Schamaki, $4,000; in September, l693
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STATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK ss.-At a Court of Probate holden at
Ellsworth within and for said county on the
second Wednesday OF Jnne, a. d.. 1883
n EORGlA A. ROBBINS. Of fremont, in said
" cornty, having presented petition pravipg
that certain real estate described therein, OF which
George I. Harper late OF IRE
mont, in said county, died seized and possessed.
and which Is now owned by her in common with
others therein named, may be divided and parti.
toned.
ORDERED-That notice thereof be given to all per.
sons Interested therein, by publishing a copy Of
this order three weeks successfully in the Ellis
worth American, newspaper printed at
Ellsworth in said county prior to the second Wed
nesday OF July A. D.. loss that they may ap.
pear probate court then to be held at Bluehill
within and for said county. at ten o'clock in the
forenoon and show cause il any they have against
the same,
o. p. CUNNINGHAM, Judge of Probate
true copy, Attest CHAs +. DoRR, Register
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STATE or MAINE.


HkNTo'k ~<-t uUrt 81 iH~,Is vhrv
On ihi- lith lly IL Junr. \ u -" upon IA,
foregoing petition 't l- bE.l EtH iatA hearing b,
hAd upnn tic same f tie -ld cAurt IS. the Prubat.
Court Room iu tH-N -TfH. lea -a3! county, ui
Hancnca on the I'll HaE ~ July. A. H.
l--Y al ten o'riuck lu the forenoon and that no
tirr thereof los given bv ,Au~iu. copy Of thi.
p"uuuu amt or'icr thereon. attc-tei DIV the regis
ter "f thl- court To-, lt published 10 THE Ellsworth
AmcTi-
cana ucw -rAtcr published In -sit county - Hat
cork. once week for three suCf"--lSe weeks tn,
last publication to hr three iaF- before the ag oi
hearing AMI that an rr-iitnr- who have proved
their debts and other persons Interested, may Az
pear II SAID ridcrtaut tune. and show cau-r. u
any they have why discharge -hpulA not lie
granted said debtor according To- the prayer " hi-
petition, AMI ~hy any ami all othyr parts Of -ad
petition should not bc granted. Au. lti- further
ordered that notice OF thl- petition ami order ~
court thereon ht given hy said register % all the
creditors vino have prove their claims. and 10 all
creditors mentioned IN said debtors .h"iUle-. hy
mailing 20 them at their several known amt usual
places ~ Residence. i copy Of this petition aui
order thereon att.-te hy -atd register AT least ten
days bviuTc aid time for hearing specified.
In testimony whereof, hereuuto at ny hand
ami the sal II -aid court this thirteenth day 81
June \ u. l>sg.
L. q. 7. CrNNlSGHAM,
JUdgc Of -aid Court for said county II Hancock.
true COPY Attest Il HAS. T. poRR,
Register Of said court
3W!j.
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Mr.. A. E. Webber has lately completed
a pavilion for the purpose OF dancing
which all enjoy who attend
Arrivals on last Saturdays boat for this
place were John J. Carter and Fred Muir
ply.
Mrs. frankie S. Curtis made visit al
her father, Chas. Nichols, of Brooksvllle
last week. On returning she brought with
her her youngest brother, Award
Our payday did not come this month as
soon as usual, therefore we were blessed
with absence of pack peddlers for while.
However. guess Max will be here before
long.
Quite number witnessed little hop
beer trial here last week before trial JUS
tice T. ii. Binder and | understand the
one the warrant was against pleaded guilty
and was fined, but concluded to appeal to
next October court and have it decided at
Ellsworth.
June IL.
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June 18TH, los9.
STATE OF MAINE
STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK 50 Court Of Probate, Ellsworth.
June Term. A. D.. 1889.
Accounts having been filed for settlement III
estates Of
Abraham b. Sargent late OF Ellsworth deceased,
also private account filed,
A F. Burnhim, Admr.
Mary Roberts late Of Eden, deceased,
T. L. Roberts, EXT.
Simeon Ii. Richards, late of Eden. deceased,
Henrietta ;. Richards Admr X.
Augustus l.. Gordon, minor, Of sullivan,
Geo. W Pettengll, Guar.
Alice Gordon, person of unsound mind, of Suln-
van, Geo. W Pettengili, Guar.
John p. johnson, late of Deer Isle deceased,
Flora f. johnson, Adm X.
Oriered-Tbat the said accountants give no
tice all persons interested, by causing copy Of
this order to be published three weeks success
lively in the Ellsworth American, newspaper
printed in Ellsworth, in said county, that they
may appear at Probate Court TO lie holden at
Bluehill, on the End Wednesday Of July next,
ten of the clock In the forenoon and show cause
If any they have, why the same should not be
allowed.
o. p. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
Attest :-CHAs. =. DoRR, Register.
A true copy. attest :-CHAs. P. DORR, Register.
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To thc honorable Judge q Probate for The coun
y " Hancock.
Jo>ErH : tu\puN Of nrland, IN -atl q UNITY,
CHM. m'uor heIr, "a Daniel Il tIbu l,ty ri kl-
worth iu -Hli county deceased. and guardian AL"
at iiJrrs ! t.iuu aud \vttlc ttluu. minor heirs
~ Charles CHM late Of sail Orand, decreased r..
-pcrltully represents that said Wards are -rlkvi
and possessed, ssii Percy + CHM ami -ait t,rt
cit " slim ~ uur twenty seventh part each nrI
-a!l Harm CHM aLI -aiJ >cttiv '.tmu ~ one
in, fourth part each ~ the following described
parcels ut real estate situated IN -aii DrlAnd. Han
r.ok county. Maine. Va
First lot, houut,,t IN The north by land 1uw
formerly ~ Prank Eurk On the east hv the liver,
On the -outi ny hnt n"w or formerly OF heirs -
Iuhn HArk tnb uH the west NY the cuantE ruti
i"a'lln- from priaut Village L. buck t"sc, It"
aud hcias Lear II" homestead u thc late James
GInn.
second lot beginning at ,hc northwcstcrs Ger
ner ~ band now vr formerly ~ 4. X BuCA
thence nortucrly Oh The i:anEe lime forty IN rods
NOR" Vt lee. 10 land n"W Or Formerly ~ Joseph
II. Griudlc thence ra>t.rly following ttv south
cry iur ~ -ali lani uuw or formerly ot Joseph
II orindlc, I" let number seven, aud land now ~
formerly Of Thomas Partridge thence southery
following the west line ut SAID land now ur
formerly Of Thomas Partridge. to land now or
formerly of \ K Buck, aforesaid, thence Me-trr
y nat following the u"rtherly line of said Buck
land 20 the place, ot beginning, and being premises
convey ed 10 said James Ginn by John II. ~wahe!
and Aaron T. Emerson.
Third lot the "homestead bot 81 the said late
'flillli bounded iiIr urlil ABOUT
five rois 10y land ~ Frank Buck, formerly n
John Buck, on the cast by the county road about
eight rods and by the "Church lot on The south
by said hurCh lot and land Of 4 4. Bu. about
seventy FIVE rods and On the west by land of \. X
Buck. That II Would be for the benefit ~ said
wards to have the sald real estate sold. and the
proceeds thereof put at interest Wherefore Your
petitioner praNs that he may he licensed to sell at
public or private sale and convey the for the
purpose aforesaid.
Dated this 18TH ,lay Of June. N D. Issg.
=
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCptk ss.-At "A Court Of Probate held at Els
worth on the second Wednesday Of June lS-9
ON the Petition aforesaid, oriered-That notice
be given by publishing copy Of said petition,
with this order thereon, three weeks successfully
In the Ellsworth American, newspaper printed
IN Ellsworth, that all persons interested may At
tend on the second W edueSday of July next, at Il
court Of probate 10 be holden in Bluchill and
shew cause, If any. why the PRAYER Of said pc
utlou should not he granted. such notice to be
given before said court.
.. L. tUSSTSGHAM, Judge.
Attest .-CHAs. Z. DoRR. Register.
A true copy Attest '-tHAs. Z. DORR, Register.
3W25s
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-06-20

JoHNSTowN VOTES FOR PROHIBITION.
JOHNsrowN, Pa, June Is. The polls
were opened in three wards in John>town
proper for the constitutional prohihitory
amendment election Prohibition carried
the day by majority Of three votes
OVERWHELMING DEFEATED.
HIIADETPHIt. june Is Corrected re-
turns from all the wards in this city show
majority against the prohibitory amend
ment Of 81. $50. For the amendment ahol-
ishins the poll tax the majority was - 525.
Latest June ~. 100 a NJ Returns
from "a OF 81 counties Of the State give a
majority Of l64,470. against the prohibit
ton amendment
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FOUND DEAD.

Last evening person giving the name OF G.
r. Thompson registered at Hunts Hotel. and
desired to be called in season TO take the l2 p
VI train for Chicago. Being unable to awaken
him. the room was entered by means of the
yentilator over the door. when the gentle
man WAS found to be dead. He was adver-
Using agent for Sulphur Bitters. which has
an extensive sale. The coroner returned a
verdict Of death from heart disease. His body
will be sent east Immediately .-Cin. CONNER
ciai
If YOU once try Carriers Little Liver Pills
for sick headache. bliousness or constipation
you will never be without them. They are
purely vegetable, small and easy to take Don't
forget this.
My father. at about the age Of fifty, lost
all of tue hair from the top of his head. After
one months trial Of Ayers Hair Vigor, the
hair began coming. and, in three months he
had d fine growth Of hair OF the natural col
OPP. J. Cullen, Saratoga Springs, N Y.
Women with pale. cOlorless faces. who feel
weak and discouraged. will receive both men-
tai aud bodily vigor by using Carriers Iron
Pills, which are made for the blood, nerves
and complexion.
household necessity and is as staple as -four in
the market.
A Fortunate Young Lady.
Miss Jennie Martin. 116 North st. Paul ST.,
Rochester, n. T.. says: suffered long from
Kidney complaints physicians failed to
afford relief. friend induced me to try DIR.
David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy. made at
Rondout. N. Y. The effect was wonderful.
When had taken two bottles was cured and
have bad no trouble since. I write for the
benefit of others.
Forced to Leave Home.
Over 60 people were forced to leave their
homes yesterday to call for free trial pack
is bad. your liver and kidneys out of order. il
you are constipated and have headache and an
unsghtIy complexion. don't fail to call on any
druggist to-day for free sample of this grand
remedy. The ladies praise it. Everyone likes
1t. Large-size package 80 cents. 1yr4
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THE subscriber hereby gives publi- notice To ALI
i concerned, that she has been ,luIy an,ointad
ana has taken upon herself the trust of an cxecI,
Tin OF the last will and testament OF John Uenr,
oumson, late OF sullivan in the county Of Uar'
cock deceased, by giving bond as the law directs
sue therefore REQUESTS all persons who are ipfIeh,
~ 70 salu heceased's estate. to make imm fii.ta
payment AMI those who have any immediate de
mands thereon to exhibit the same for setiiemant
Jan. 9Th, 1853.
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New Hampshires Senator.

THE SENATE VOTE FOR ". L. CHANDLER.
CONCORD, \ II June Is The Senate
this forenoon took ballot for L. $ Sena-
tor Harry Bingham had twelve aud Viii
liam T. Chandler had eighteen Mr., Cham
der was declared the choice Of the Senate.
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"A shooting ARRAY occurred IS miles
southeast of Austin, Texas, Thursday
night, in which four white men and Ave
negroes were Killed and many wounded
The affair is said to have been caused nv
the refusal of white man, who had been
arrested, to be tried before a eolored
Judge. The court room was crowded with
whites and negroes and the prisoners
language was so abusive that quarrel
was started and pistols were used with
the above result
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-06-20
JOSEPH :. CONDOR, Guardian
STATE OF MAINE.
IN INSOLVENCY.
Notice Of Second Meeting.
STATE OF MAINE .

HANCOCK, ss.-Court of insolvency.
In the case Of Harrison b. Mason, OF Ellsworth
1nSolvent Debtor.
This Is to give notice that pursuant Ia an order
of Court therefor, a second meeting of the Credi
tors OF sand lnsolvent Debtor will be held at Fro
bate Court
Room in Ellsworth, in said County. on Mon
day, the eighth day Of July, Il. d. les9, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, for the purposes named
in Chapter 1O,of the Revised Statutes of the state
Of Maine and all acts amendatory thereof and
additional thereto.
Attest :-Chas. r. Dorr, Register Of said Court
3w2js
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Notice of Assignee of his
Appointment.

1T Ellsworth in the county Of Hancock and
Il State of Maine, the thirteenth day of June,
A. D., 1859.
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his ap-
pointment as assignee OF the estate of Ernest c.
Wescott and Frank II. Grinde. as individuals and
as co-partners under the firm Of Wescott and
Grindle and the said Ernest c. Wesco.t
as co-partner in the firm Of WescOtt and
Heath, Of Bucksport, in said county Of Hancock,
insolyent debtors, who have been declared Insol-
vents upon their petition by the Court of Insolvency
for said county of Hancock.
ewl5s WILLIAM o. BUCK, Assignee.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-06-20

Mr.. George E. B. Jackson, formerly
President of the Maine Central, will edit
the North East, the missionary paper OF
the Episcopal church in Maine, during the
absence in Europe Of Canon Sills.
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The subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned, that he has been duly appointed and
mas taken upon himself the trust OF Administrator
OF the estate of Charles +. Lord, late of
Ellsworth in the county
OF Hancock, deceased. by giving bond as the law
directs; he therefore requests all persons who are
indebted TO the said deceaseds estate to make i'm
mefiate payment, and those who have any
demands thereon to exhibit the same for settle
ment.
FRED H. LORD.
Ellsworth, June 18th, 1859. 3w25.
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custom House, Castine Me-, lss9 Scaled nro
Posais VIII he received until IL O'Clock Thursday
zee, miscellaneous supplies, washing towels mani
,ng ashcs and sprnkling streets required by This
1,a pun during the fiscal year ending June IA
Custodian. 3,v.saan :" "a Dpohoru
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custom House, Ellsworth. Me-, 1889 Sealed
PROPOSALS VIII be received until IL O'Clock. noon
yune ~ iees' Tor furnishing fuel, light water ice
issee'ianeous supplies. washing towels b min,
asaes ahd sprinkhng streets required bv tIiss
D,aliaing during the fiscal year ending ling a.
man, Custodian aw.seo, "esus Iseu-