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That at tins season the blood ia filled
with impurities, the accumulation Of
months Of close confinement In poorly
ventilated stores, workshops aud tene-
ments. All these impurities and every
trace OF scrofula, salt rheum, or other
disease may DO expelled by taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla, the best blood pur.
itier ever produced. 1t is the only med
icine Of which 400 doses one dollar" 10
true, 2
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Fon the delicate and aged and all in
whom the vital current is impoverished
and sluggish, Ayers Sarsaparilla is the
very best tonic. 1t restores the wasted
tissues, and imparts to the system r
prising elasticity aud vigor. Price ST..
Worth S. n bottle, INV
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President Molat, OF Wash..JeG. Col.
lege, preached at the Second Presbyteri.
an church yesterday morning and even
ing, and spoke at the Y. NJ. c. A. hall
in the afternoon. ta.i. rE.L
Dr.. Blaisdell preached at the English
Lutheran. church yesterday morning.
Last evening Secretary Lynch, OF the Y.
NJ. G. a., conducted a song service there.
Rev. Charles 0. Mera preached at St.
Luke'sP. q. church, on the Island, last
evening.
The Catholic Church of the Immacu.
late Conception, in the Eighth ward, is
being beautifully re-decorated inside.
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Miles, Ncrye md Liver pills.

An important discovery. They act on
the liver, stomach and bowels through
the nerves. A new principle. They
speedily euro biliousness, bad taste, tor
pid liver, piles and constipation. Splen-
did for men, women and children.
Smallest, mildest, surest. Thirty doses
for twenty-five cents, Samples free at
The Logan Drug Co.'s.
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st. CfRfrsviffs (.rinfnnfs.

The Belmont county Grand Jury,
after being in session at St. Clairsville
for five days, returned the following
at loon on Saturday:
slaughter.
Abe Boston, burglary.
Ed. Combs and Mike McDonough
assault with intent to rob.
Herman Ultich,, embe zzlement.
Forty.one saloon and gaming house
indictments, which are withheld. It il
understood that ten or twelve Of the
latter are against Martins ferry people
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Che Silttlligfnttr.
ONCE , Nos. y and ~ Fourteenth Street
MUST HAVE TIE CURVE.

laurence american.
Handsome may he be and witty.
ana Tor wealth own half the city:
le he clIIyHlflc every BIT. Hs u
May be passionate aud bold, 4.
ne. perhaps. may be Il Marquis,
Nay drive daily In the park ltis
htonHlnm with neatly liyeiied datklcs,
And his horses hard 10 hold,
res. he may have piles Of money.
compliments pay a, sweet ns honey,
And. no doubt, you'll think II funny
when we say that IL not all.
Though these things nre bis, however,
Talented he Is and clever,
iet he Is no good, whatever, :
IL he cannot euFfs q ball.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-28

FoR nearly half a century Ayers
Cherry Pectoral has been the mos,
popular cough remedy in the world. The
constantly increasing demand for this
remedy proves it to be the very best
specific Tor colds, coughs, and all diseases
! OF tho throat aud lungs. Dtw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-28
The Ohio Valley leuNd.

The bids for building the Ohio Valley
railroad are oil in. The time was up
Friday, but tho contract will not be let
until sometime this week. Tho enei.
neers aud managers are now doing the
figuring. They hope to have the work
commenced early in May, and cars may
be running by fall. .7.-l
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Truusfcrs Recorded

The following transfers OF real estate
were recorded by Clerk Hook on Satur.
day: q
Fred P. and Hannah Wingerter to
Nancy Engle, east thirty feet Of lot No.
81, in Division ., OF Caldwelrs addition.
Consideration, $3.50. w.
Hannah and Thomas Bedillion ia
Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad,
right OF way on n parcel Of land in Elm
Grove known as the Mill property,
Consideration, $500.
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Whence COu,es tho Snmc

OF SOZODONT7 1t isderived from two
Greek words signifying ITO preserve the
teeth; and it deserves its title, for there
is no preparation which will do this
more rapidly, surely. and pleasantly.
The consumption Of SOZODONT is I'M
mense. MwrIw
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Real Estate.
FOR SALE,

Eight Roomed dwelling, lie South Penn
t~lrcet, very desirable location, tJ,oOO.
SIX ftoOnci dwelling, with !urgc lot. 2ft
Twcuty'ninih street. for 81 Ia. {
Double irnine house, rents for 10 per month,
nj 26 and ~ diam street. for $3.50.
f!v" t"ohcd irtuic house, with large yard. III
Twenty ninth street, $1,000. "
Six r"omed house Il. Zane street, 1900.
Bargains In building lois
GaF.ieH iarGi. Ohio liver bottom, above h|rh
watpr mark. The very htst land. coed improve
mcnts, Railroad station on the place. SiI
miles trsm this city. 2i>S ncrcs. Price SEQ
per hcIe.
C. O. SMITH,,
Real Estate Agent and Broker,
npIf I'm Main Htrr~t
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FOR SALE,

Fourteen lots OF cnst side OF Warren street and
ives! side Of We;zcl street. convenient to Whit.
aScr iron warks, the new corrugattug works,
central glass works aud other larie concerns.
ftire. aDnnt sSG u lot. This property will be
sold with one condition attached, VIZ, TINT It
must be Improved within u stated time. building
10 cost Il moderate sum, which Will be named
TO buycr.
About Eighteen acres OF hillside pasture land
In The Eighth ward There arc so.ne nice build
lug sites On tae hill ana 1t contains valuable
kandstono aud hrlck clay. rl
No. 2tit Market street. ~
No. 2637 Market street.
for 81, 500.
No. 2li5 Main street.
No. Gs36, 2sS and BID Main street.
No. IL and Ia Seventeenth street,
No. l0I McColloch street, .
No. ItU Mil 'nll Road.
No. 1908 C1npliue street.
No, lbs Eoff street, half lot.
Corner lot, east side south Front street,
= loot LOT. east side South Front street.
No. % NOrth front street.
Choice 81 lots In Fair Ground property, Wolff
burg, ". Ma.
Ilouss aud lot In Fulton. W. Va.
80 acre Farm at Glenu's Run. r.
COrher lot, Virginia and south York street.
proaeily suitable for r. hotel on Main ktrcGt.
ResidunCe' one'qunrier mile east Of Trindel.
ph!a, with > acres Of land, 81, 600.
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Fills n Biz Pocket.

Baltimore 4 Ohio me are supplying
themselves with the new anti.magnetic
SHIELD ,wstch the Company has ordered
employees 10 carry. They are very cum
brons affairs, requiring M unusually
wide and deep pocket to hold them.
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Dry Guu,ts.

EEw YonK, April 26.-Dusines, In dry GOOD,
was very f4ir, ordinary for current wants with
continued iului:y Tor fall goods. The mako
steadily gaius In Strength
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Steamers;


For Cincinnati. Louisville. Mem-
phis. ST.. Louis. New Orleans,
and Intermediate Points,
Will leave Hhnriboat. foot OF Eleventh street,
> daily Monday excepted, az follows:
Steamer "kEf510SE STATE, "
eiSslsts5 Thomas calhoon. Master; Charles
1zis:aa.a Knox. CLERK every Tuesday At AM.
nv Steamer "ANDEs." 4. B. Cooper,
LxyyslI1t7 Master; Al. J. S!avcu, Clerk; every
SAa&aA1As Wednesday at a. m. +.
IT, Steamer "JiIDsoS." J. T. Ellison,
lRlas4fs Master; D6 Lacey, Clerk; every
&3&aASaThurSday at ! a. m.
~. Steamer c. ". BATCHEL0R, George
!EkSGts?0'Seai, Master: Ira u. Huntington,
E&IaEsssaClcrk: every Friday at 7 a. IN.
6-c- !, Steamer SCOTIA" John N. Phi!
Gt5|rt.flips. Master; Robt Il. k0rr. Clerk
hS=@'cvery Saturday ut 7 q. nj.
c-.. Steamer "L0Uf9 A.. SaERLEi.'
Lslks3taY Ed. +. Maady, Master; julie Weir
Ls~--sshmxn Clerk: every Sunday At 7 q. m
FIrs,class faro. Wheeling 10 Cincinnati. &c
Round trip. $40. Meals and state room ~;
cltiicd. Tickets transferable, and good until
used. For freight or passage apply on board. OF
telephone M. at2.
nnts go, FRANK Whfi'H. AVAHI
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AMuSEM ENT MATTERS.
md Coming Attractions ut 10th tho
TNrntrss

fnst mud Coming Attractions ut both the
Theatres.
Vernona Jarbeau and her company
closed their engagement at the Opera
House in starlight" Saturday night To
a small but delighted audience. The
attendance at tho matinee was good.
The piece Is equal 10 the best Of It's
class.
The Wilbur Opera Company gave
1.-THE Mascotte" in.an..uproariously funny
way Saturday night, and left the city
soon after on Il special train on tho Pan.
Handle, ~ ~ Il
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Trains via tho PITTSBURGH. cI,c,r,,,, G,
Louis Railway-Pan.Iandlc oute"lrav"Whc oi.
inE 10! s'enhSnville, rittsbulgh and Inc E:ss;.
~ m., las =: IN ago p. IN, and $40 n N,
FOR Coiam eus. Cincinnati, indianapolis add II.
H a%a G, 1:S" H. r. ~. ana Sag p. m, For Columbus
ing at eieo .. y" 1900 R. M. 2:Ij .. m, and A s.9o
?; M rams leaving Ut G:2o n. m. and arriving
sts:D p: n. Iun solid between WheeIinp snSS
ris11!.sa. Az trstns 9niiv exccnt SUNDAY a"a
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.|..f
Charles A. Loder and his famous Hi.
!asity" company will commence a three
nights engagement at the Grand this
evening. The Richmond Telegram says:
"Hilarity"r is 4 screaming farce, with
but little plot-just hook enough for a
lot OF clever people to hang a number OF
funny acts on. 1t WAS written to bring
laughter, and it brings it every time.
The noises issuing from the Phillips
Opera House last evening were not
caused by anyone being murdered. Tho
sounds were screams OF laughter Of the
audience that was witnessing Charles A.
Loder's %iarcical play Of "Hiinrity."
"Chip Of the Old Block,"a very funny
musical comedy, will be at the Grand
on next Thursday, Friday and satur-
day. This comedy made a big hit here
two years ago, and good business is as.
sured this time. -
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r. YORK, April .5.-rl: iron quiet and
steady: American SIC 07nlS %. Confer easier
1t "a !. Lead quiet aud steady atHE. Tin
unsettled: s,rhiis SO 80,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-28

"Are you Americans still as fond OF
ball rs ever?" Eyes, indeed. Why, all
our best families are adding bathrooms
to their homes." "Fawncy!!"
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Many a man who is good shot in this
world hopes to miss fire in the next.
EyTS-

All Fits stopped free by DR.. KLlNE'f
GREAT NERVE REsroRER. No Fits aftel
first days use. Marvellous cures. Treat
Use and s. 90 trial bottle free to Fit cases.
Send 10 DR.. Kline, 13l Arch st., Phila., Pa
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CHICAGO, April 26.-Cattle- Rcceina Ia Ht
bead; masic! brisk; beevcs 81 seas 60; steer
81 3caA 20: atcckers and feeders $. 5Ua4 10: cuwr
bulls and mixed S. 70: Texans s. toaS 70;
hoss.Reeeips i.ad, head: market lower
s. loat 80. skips 50 %oa3 %. Sheep Receipi,
Loo head: mntkct firm: natives 81 OOaG 10
lambs S uOao 70.
EAST Liberty, Pa, April ?6.-Cat,le-Receipu
2l7s head; shipments ! so head; market nothing
dsIus' - through consigumentS. tiogs-Ke'
active: medium aud selected !. 5M4 e.; com
mon 10 best fOrkers 81 3sai 45; pigs 81 coal q;
shcep-Receipt, 400 head: shipments 81
yesterdays prices.
CiSclSSA!l,, Or April 26.-Hoss stronger
common aud light s. STAT Is: PACKING aue
mcnI 2.0o0 head. A
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STAN MERING

methods 81 instruction based upon scientific
principles. No tricks employed. No secrecy
demanded. The system, which Is entirely cdu.
e%ational, Is endorsed by many OF the most prom.
lnent educators and physicians Of the country.
Mrs. N. STEVENS HART,
Principal Of tho Washington Rchool OF Elocu.
t!on and OrAtory. .~..l
Wheeling Address. ri Main Street. au2i
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RAvELERs.GulD

A RRTvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
II TRAlNs-0n and after Nov. -, lsS9.-Kx.
day excepted. monday excepted. saturday
excepted SUNDAY only Saturday only
Esatutn Standard time, y -
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VAN HoUrES's CocoA.-"Once tried
always used" Mway
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The eisht.hour strike has already been
running two weeks. There seems 10 be
a mistake in the time somewhere.
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ding ll1I1c. - wv NJ" A'u
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- Central Standard Time.
1IgGnnSy|v0ni5 lines.


1tains via tho Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh Rail.
roa' leave bridgeport for PIttsburgh, e HSpo
aud CLEVELAND, $50 h. m. For Wi,somsrl y
e. IN M tSs Ch'caso aud Cleveland, iii >. N.
6teubenyillc, S:&3 a. m, -o' Pm Z"
rains arrive at brtdgcpor, at 7:asa. NJ, 1922
L. n; rs p: m.,4:37 2. IN, aud 10? n. nj.
~ ~ T."aaays onty-For East Liverpool, 6:It
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B.. z. & O. RAlLROAD-Central Time,
BellAirc / GAINESVILLE Through Passenger leaves
s"'lsire At 9:lo u. H.. arrives at Bellairo n 3:45
p n.
"uodSncld Passenger leaves BellA!re a. 4:l0 y
~, arrives al Bellalre at s:hl a. m.
Summarized Accommodation leaves Beii6ir
nj l2:20 p. M. arrives NJ II 20 u. IN.
STEAMER BELLAlllE.
Leave Wheeling. Daily TrIr, City Tlmc-G:io
$3.50. lu:p1 and Has II. III 800, i:UO, $40 H..
Leave Wheeling sundays, city Ttme-S:00, I
Rnl i!:U0a ~: 300. 4:O0 and GEO p. IN.
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NORTH MAIN STREET SCHOOL

For Eoys and Girls,
between 4 and 10 years OF age. opcued SEP.
TEMPER, 1889. at 727 MAIN STREET. In.
struc,ion thorough and progressive. Individual
and class instruction suited 10 the age and ca.
pacity OF the pupil.
Especial attention given 10 correct s~rticula.
ton and defects OF speech. Trench conversation
and cafisthenics without extra charge. a piano
In the school room for tho entertainment and
Instruction Of the pupils. Visitors admitted to
the daily sessions Of the school. Next quarter
begins APRIL Z, 1890.
MISS NJ. b. HART, PRINCIPAL,
np7 Late Of Washington, b. C.
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FRANK HENNlG's DESgrlr,

The sale OF seats for the two perform.
ances for the benefit Of Frank Hennig,
to be given at the Opera House Weducs.
day afternoon and evening by keene
and his company, opens at g. A. Houses
music store this morning. This bare an.
nouncement will produce 4 rush for
seats.
Tho Elm Grove railroad will u a
special motor to the country after the
performance at the Opera House We'd
nesday night, also Tuesday night.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-04-17

Monday, April THE Senate Messr..
Spooner and Vest discussed the Montana
election case; Mr.. Evsrts announced his
intention to speak on the Chinese Enumer-
alton bill.
The House An effort to suspend the
rules and pass the Dependent Pension bill
was defeated by 1863 yeas to 81 nays, the
necessary two-thirds not voting tor the
measure; silver legislation in Congress is
described
Tuesday Senate; The Antitrust
bill wa. passed; Mr.. Spooner concluded
his speech on the Montana Senatorial con-
test
The House: The McAdoo Alien Navy
bill was passed; The Naval Appropriation
bill was presented.
Wednesday,-In the Senate Mr.. Hale
asked unanimous consent to have the
Chinese census enumeration bill taken up
and disposed Of Mr.. Eyarts objected
Mr.. Hale made a formal motion to that
effect. The motion met resistance on the
Republican side. All the Democrats sided
with Mr., Hale. The vote resulted-yeas,
SO; nays, ~. The bill Was taken up, but
the Senate adjourned before any action
was taken.
The House In Committee OF the Whole.
the Naval Appropriation bill was consider
ed
In Committee The House Public
Buildings Committee approved new bill
relating TO the proposed Custom House
and Appraisers Warehouse in New-York
the Ways and Means Committee made
some changes in the Tariff bill the House
Committee on Agriculture gave hearings
on the Lard Compound bin and the Anti
option bill
Thursday, The Senate The debate on
he Montana contest was continued.
The House In Committee OF the
Whole The Naval Appropriation bin was
further d ns-ed. aud was reported 10 the
House
In committee: The Ways and Means
Committee voted to report the Tariff bill
Monday; the Senate Military Committee
will report favorably the names Of Assist
ant Secretary Of War Grant Major General
Miles and Bri.sd!cr General Grierson
A caucus Of Republican Representatives
was held
Friday. The Senate Mr. Eyarts made
sn impressive speech on the Montana con
test
The House The contested election case
Of Waddill against Wise in the IlId Viz
gina District was begun.
Tn" Worlds Fair bill wa. reported to
the Senate; one Of the amendments pro
vides for naval review in Ncw-YOrk har-
Dor In April, 1898
Saturday. The Senate large number
Of bihs were passed
The House The majority report OF the
Elections Committee, declaring Mr Wad
dill OF Virginia entitled TO the SEQ. held
BY Mr.. Wise, was adopted. and Mr.. Wad- ,
dill took his seat
In Committee The Republican caucus
con nlttce on the silver question held 4
meeting. AZ which Secretary Window pre-
sentcd hi views on the subject the House |
Committee on Pacific Railroads further I
considered the Pacific Railroads Funding
hill
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our pastor. Rev. +, S. Bckford. preach
eli an excellent sermon on Easter Sabbath,
and made remarks appropriate to the
o occasion, al the concert in the evening
The Sunday school held a concert In the
evening conducted by superintendent F.
l.. liUdgkins, which was a success
The Grange Is moving along quietly
under the management Of the new officers
They held an apron 5, ciable a short time
ago, the gentlemen hemmIng the aprons
The prize was awarded to Mr. Edward c.
Hodgkins for the best needlework We
are glad this is only one OF friend Eds good
qualities.
Capt Fred Hodgkins arrived home some
time ago. in the schooner Henry S. Wood
run. which has been fitted and started for
the banks, commanded by Capt. Chetwin.
We are Informed that ffty-hve men in
search OF employment came up from
Nova Scotia in one small vessel We see
some familiar faces among them.
Mr.. n. B. Coolidge has been IN New
York attending 10 business connected
with the schooner Ne lie Coleman, which
has been in collision with an ice loaded
vessel and Is considerably damaged.
A. X. Coolidge has had the grange store
In charge while Mr.. Rice has been 10 Bos-
ton TO select his stock Of new goods
L. K. Hodgkins has in his new goods,
and is having thriving business.
Miss o. p. Young is in town She is
an excellently trained nurse and is doubt
less looking for business In this and adjoln-
ing towns, through the summer.
Mrs Linda y. Smith has also arrived,
and is packing her household goods, to
| move 10 East Boston. We regret very
much that she is to leave town.
Miss Cora Whitaker leaves next Wed
nesday for hennebunkport.
| Mrs. n. b. Coolidge is In quite poor
| health but we trust little rest and medi-
| cine will restore her to her usual health.
Mr.. F. d. Hodgkins has gone to East
| port to visit his son Herbert.
| Mr.. T. J. King was in town yesterday
| He is practicing dentistry in Bluehill and
we are glad he is so successful He often
rides over to visit his home and parents.
April IA. MEN con.
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steuhen.
There was quite an exodus from town
last Monday. Geo. Haskell to Dorchester,
Mass, Charles Faulkner and Frank Faulk-
ner to Boston, Mass, Capt. B. w. Parker
to Bar Harbor, Frank Smith to Cutler and
l.. A. Smith to Milbridge. All have gone
to remain for the season.
James p. Nowlan arrived home last
Thursday. He is soon to move to some
place In New Hampshire.
The entertainment given In Noyes' hall
last week to aid in the sidewalk fund was
financially quite a success. 1t Is proposed
now to lay walk from the bridge to the
church.
DR.. X. l.. Cleaves was In town four day
last week for the practice Of dentistry.
Miss Marcia Godfrey will clerk for S.
A. Smith this summer
Sch. Lizzie and Annie" went ashore on
reef opposite the Weir Lodges last Sun
day morning, while attempting to 60 out
with load She came off at night with
very little damage.
April IA.
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| Schools in district No. 10 will commence
next Monday.
Call at Hollis variety store and see the
"Spider and the Fly" puzzle, the best one out.
The wife Of Rev. f. Harding Is slowly but
surely improving In health.
-Lejok Lodge No. 90. I. 0. o. F. OF this
| city. bad a most enjoysble socisble Tuesday
evening Of this week.
Higgins & Dunn Of this city have just re-
ceIved from c. J. Halls quarries. Somesville,
small freight Of granite. part Of which IL
the celebrated "Snow Flake" granite.
Mr.. Fred Coombs has returned to Chelsea,
Mass, where he intends to take course Of
technology at the High school.
We learn that Capt. A. C. Holt In the
schooner Helen G. Moseley arrived at Havana
the 9th Inst, and Capt. Chss. Hodgkins In the
schooner Lillian Woodruff, at Manzanilla. the
9Th inst.
Rev. LaForest Robinson OF Bangor, will
hold services at the Free Baptist chapel next
Sunday, Apr. 20, at 2 and O'Clock p. m.
According to the tables prepared by the
State Valuation committee, which adjourned
March IS, after having been in constant ses-
sion since Dec. 8. 1889, the valuation Of ship
ping owned In Hancock county 10 1890 Is
$Ses ,5Ss. against t562 $40 In 1880.
AT the annual meeting In school district
No. Is. held last Wednesday evening. NJ. f.
Gaynor was elected school agent.
See In another column the new advertise
ment Of Miss s. A. Nlckerson who announces
a millinery opening In which the public will be
interested.
There was surprise party at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Abel Mcfarland on Wednes-
day evening, In honor Of her grandson, Mr..
Herbert Davis, who is about to leave for the
West.
Another of Ellsworth. prominent citi.
zcns has gone. Mr.. Lafayette Davis. after q
brief illness. has Joined the great majority on
the other side. He died this wv ednesday)
morning. mourned BY the whole community.
A more extended notice will appear in future
number OF this paper.
Hannibal Hamlin Camp No Is, 5. of v.
viii have special meeting on Thursday even
quested. The camp will be inspected on the
evening Of April a.
About fifteen Of the brethren Of Lygonis
Lodge OF Masons. went TO sullivan Tuesday TO
attend the funeral OF their late brother, " lillian
b. Eaton. They were joined there BY quite
large number OF Masons residing In tha, To-
caiity. Mr. Eaton Was superintendent Of the
sttm>ou Quarry Company at West sullivan
lie died at the Thorndikc Hotel. Rockland
sunday, after a two day Hines. Of Iaundicc.
He was 8 member - Post ., G. A. X. OF East
sullivan. and was also 4 Mason. He leaves
wife and one son who were fortunately With
him at the time OF h. death. We shall prin,
an obituary notice next week. the material for
which was not received In season for thl.
issue.
Don't fool away your hard earned money
In buying worthless article but invest in
Brussels soap, and De happy.