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The daily critic., 1890-12-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

NEW Yons Dec Money on cal
was easy at 5W6 per cent
Exchange easier. posted rates, is2"
4S6; actual rates. is0t0ls0i for sixty
days, and 1850 1851 for demand.
Governments steady currency 6s 20.
bid IS coupon 12i bid rs do, ij
bid
The stock market opened feverish
and irregular this morning Dealing
were confined 90 about half a dozen
stocks. The opening prices were
generally lmg higher than those of
yesterday, while Pacific Mail ! higher.
10 he early trading however almost
an the leading stocks were weak.
Union Pacific fell and the others
fractionally, except Lackawanna which
was ConspicuOusly strong, advancing
90 13l Toward n O'Clock the losses iu
The general list were recovered. lnthe
hour to noon q selling movement was
developed ia Union Pacific. st. Paul.
New York and New England and c..
c.. G. d l. Under their Leaf prices lie
clined sharply, the lowest figures of the
day being current at this writing The
decline ranges from 20 per cent
Washington stock Exchange
sales Regular Cail-l3 O'Clock NJ
ID. g.. SIS OF 1889, 81 GOO IA iOgs. West End
National Bank, 10 q ga, lexington aud
Sol Home Railroad, rs al 80; 15a 50. Wash.
Gas, lGo 46l; % a 46l; % a iGl; % q i6t,
400 i6i, Amer GraphophOuc, Q a 10. o.
-, 30 o l13; 50a IL; 5Oa tll: 35a,ll
Miscellaneous Bonds - U. 8. Electric
Light 1st, G's, ~; U s. Electric Light,
2d, G's, Fl; w. & e.. r. r. l04O G's,
Re3'23, 1923; w & q. Convertible 6's,
lis; Masonic Hall Assn, Sc, g iS9S, lOt;
Wash. Market Co., lst Mort, 6's los;
Wash. Market Co, Imp, G's, ~; lnld &
Seaboard Co, Gs, @ 1897, 4; Wash. IT,.
Infantry, lst, G's, 1904 %; Wash It. In
fantry, 2d, rs, 1904, 9G; Wash Gas Light
Co., Ser. 4, G's, ,lT. Wash Gas Light Co,
Ser. ,, G's, lis; Hygenic Ice Co, LIST Mort.
Gs, -; American Security aud Trust, 100.
National Bank Stocks-Bank Of Wash
irgton, 4i0; Bank Of Republic, 2jj, Metro
poliian, POS; Central, 30; Second, 200;
Farmers and Mechanics. 80; Citizens, 40;
Columbia, 100, Capital, l2O; West End, 90;
Traders, 100. Lincoln. il2
Railroad Stocks 49, Washington aud
Georgetown, 2lS; Metropolitan, 1870; Co
lumbia, GS; Capitol and North O street,
80; lexington and Soldiers Home, 5S};
Georgetown and Tenuallytown, IS; Bright
wood, -.
Insurance Stocks-Fircmcn's 4j; Frank
lin, 80; Metropolitan, 50; National Union,
Is; Arlington, 100; Corcorau, 90, Colum
bia. 15l; German American, lTO; Potomac,
81; Riggs, y; Peoples, .; Lincoln, 3.
Title Insurance Stocks-Eeal Estate
Title, l25; Columbia Title, Gl; Washington
Title -.
Gas and Electric Light stocks Washing.
ton Gas, GO; Georgetown Gas, -; Y. $.
Electric Light, l39.
Telephone Stocks Pennsylvania, %;
Chesapeake and Potomac, =; American
GraphOphOnc, II.
Miscellaneous stocks.-W Washington Mar-
kot Co., -; Washington Brick Machine
Co, ~; Great Falls Ice Co., ~; Bull
Run Panorama Co, lGl; National safe Dc.
posit 2iO; Washington Safe Deposit, l25;
Washington Loan and Trust CO., Il; Nl-
tional Topographic, -, Mergenthaler, -
Pneumatic Gun Carriage, q; American
Security and Trust CO., 81; Lincoln Uall,
=; Hygienic Ice CO., ~; luteroccin
Building Co., -.
The daily critic., 1890-12-04
coUsTEt sEAL EsrArE.

Ia #LE EaLELEl- Iea
A - rs
Al-
.H# aHar rl H4-
EraF -s ABOUT q ACRES us 80 sF
sa-Hu1.a. lu raH G rHH Gs.a-
.#a aaH Aame Being
q -Ha estate s. tsa atH -HHl 4-se eaa
l.H lta aa alNH"
.re1'ra. APPS BLOWN sfu
The daily critic., 1890-12-04
rnR .AIn NNn nENr.

DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
IA ny
THOMAS p. WAtGAMAS. 9l7 Fstrcet.'
Changes made Weduosdays and SATURDAYS.
2-sTORY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES FOR
kAIE
The daily critic., 1890-12-04
HOUSES PoE RENT

LOANS
lu Sums 10 suit a per ceuts
RIAL ESTATE ISFE ESTNESE
safe as s bonds UgI runr HaE4 #.r
HaaTf er.Er .E -uEua uf s H.U. small rem u-
CHARGED
THl above ls only q portion Of the property
ou uE nuak5 For tul Iist call 40 Once flF
bulletin, issued "a tbs ist and 18th.
r. r NAG8AMAE
The daily critic., 1890-12-04
THE SERVANT QUESTION IN JAPAN.
An ObedIsnt, Cheerful aud Respectful
Race Of WORKER

j
Race OF workers.
Sir Edirla iTHo'd o. SgfiiH1's V1g1sHs.
japanese servants are excellent II you
eho1ie them with discretion and treat
hem with the established consideration
Il the country. There IS a universal
social compact in Japan to make life
pleasant by polltenCss. Everybody Is
more or less well bred and hates the
man or woman who Is yakamashu-
noisy, unciyil or exlgent
People who lose their temper are al
ways In a hurry, bang d1Ors, swear and
"swaggeT find themselves out Of
place in a land where the lowest coolie
learns and practices an ancient cour-
tesy from the time he wObbles about as
a baby upon his mother back. There
fore, 10 be treated well Ia Japan, as
perhaps, indeed. elsewhere, you must
treat everybody, including your do
mestics, well, and then you will enjoy
the most pleasant and willing service.
Your cook will doubtless cheat you
little your iinrlckishaman will nov
and then take too much sake, th
musmq and the boys wife will gossi
an over the place about everything yol
will fight cocks in the yard when your
back IS turned, but If conscious Of your
own you can forgive the little sins Of
others.
You can hardly fail to become closely
attached 10 the quiet, softyoiced pleas
ant people, who, as soon as they have
learned your ways, will take real pleas
uTe In making life agreeable to you. A
present now and then of a kimono 20
the maids, Of toys aud sweetmeats 10
the children, q days holiday now and
then granted 10 the theatre or the wresJ-
ling match are richly rewarded by such
bright faces and unmistakable warmth
of welcome on arriving and Of good
speed on going as repay you teufolds
Respectful as japanese servants are
and they never speak except on their
knees and faCes-they Ike 20 be taken
into The family conversation and % sin
sometimes in friendly abandon with the
master and mistress, admiTing dresses.
pictures OF Western novelties, aud
listening sometimes 10 the samisen and
koto as children of The household
The Love Women Bear Women
Fr2B, ne 8msFIg4 s'at.gHg.
At the church fair
Cynicus-You want $500 for this pen
wiper,
Miss Caustilue-Oh, no. it's one Of
those which that d0wdy, Miss Passy
made You can have a dozen for thir-
teen cents.
Cape 6ycrcoats are stiu fashionable You
wfI HTl "A fUIl line uf them III the American
Clefhiers, Robinson. Parker e Co., south
The daily critic., 1890-12-04
nsl.rrea I-ulII ,nrLnr

Captain Rossell q The Eugiueer ps-
paFtmcnt Of the District docs not think
lbe work oi condemnation of land taT
tie acquisition uf Rock Greek Park
Will be commenced before next spring
Honest ana reliable uFert1ats iaF all ulaH
81 Robinson Parker 6 90 's, tLa American
eluthilra, southeast corner seventh a4l .
streets northwest.
The daily critic., 1890-12-04

Cape 5Yercoats are still fashionable. You
VIII ina q fullline Of them ar the American
Clofhiers, Robinson, Parker & Co., south
east corner Seventh ana ID srs U1FtLWg-t
The daily critic., 1890-12-04
Its Mission
EunlLl pm

Its Miastou
From Puck
Btigrs-That exercising machine is
really quite an ornament 10 your room.
Gtiggs-Nos. that is what ] got 70
for
This - Just Like Tecumseb.
Fi0m me ANaHtI Consultation
General Sherman says he would
rather tall, into his bootleg than into a
telephone
The daily critic., 1890-12-04

strmHE<- asEH aF DEEDS.
n e EENQz ouMH % uEE15 Fob ALL
". states ana Iau.let.as, 55s -. aFe.s ODD.
The daily critic., 1890-12-04
Dc Lo,s Womsn 30 Momsa

Cynicus-You want $500 for this pen
WipeIf
Miss Caustilue-Oh, no. it's one Of
those which that dlwdy, Miss Passy
made You can have a dozen for thir-
teen cents.
The daily critic., 1890-12-04
The Best Reason IN the world.

For Malaria, Liver Frou-
bic, or Indigestion, use
BROWN = S IRON BITTERS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-06-26

Franklin.
Our census enumerator, Willie +, Drag
don, is to be congratulated that there is a
little girl in his household to make note Of
on his list.
The Baptist society has arranged for an
excellent dinner at their vestry. July 4th
and will be glad to serve any and all pa
irons
Hancock's veteran angler, Rufus Young
with two youthful Bar Harharites, excur-
stoned to funk Pond last week in search
of game. The huny denizeuS Of that pop.
ular sheet OF water occasionally send up
one of their very best a. a reward for the
choice It'd bits that so often 20 floating
down to them. and in this case fine togue
of over eight pounds weight caught at one
of the enticiug bats and yielded up its
life. When We saw this large fish 1t was
packed in ice with covering of green
leaves and looked delightfully."- cool and APP
petizlng. Nearly year ago. Mrs, button
from the west, deftly almred twenty
three pound fish from lis retreat Ia the
same waters the largest fish ever taken
from there
Field awberrcs are rIpening and all
small fruits promise apundanty.
Mis- Ethel X Parsons. of Ellsworth. j.
visiting friends in town
We were panied to notice To last week,
AMERICAN the death Of our esteemed
friend Ambrose W Cicaves
June %. Lru~.
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Prominent and foremost among TIE gooiiy
arrs,v OF old and distinguished families ID New
England ar. the sweets ~ Rhode Island. D.
on that rock bound coast, amid hostile Nara
gan-,tt Indians. pr. james >wee, isuIed IN
the spring II lt-5O. From Wai.> this early
pioneer brought Iii rare art Of bune--ettiug.
and strange Il, it may appear. for thirteen gcu-
creations this rare gtft ha- descended from sire
Ia sou in uubruken succession. Their wonder
tui healing powers have INSIDE their names IA
nous the world over. As thew were the in
veutor, u the present method u bone->eiting,
they may be- -nld 10 ~ n0w engaged lib the
greatest effort u their iiNt-. VIZ: the ,sf4h-
i-hmeut o. magnificent laboratory whrrr
Shall be- prepared o>E REMEDY roR o~F ri--
EASE. instead III - DOW ftr nm HtiNiuft. >+e
their plan of camIa-n ID advertising columns.
Their portraits and geographic. have found
place III these columns fur 80, H. pat. They
are men Of integrity ana their reputation j.
known 10 every well-iniorm,d man from
Maine to the Gult OF Mexico.
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Mt Desert; Kate l. Pray, | W Hine, Accumulation
ana II Whitmore, Deer Isle, l. NJ Gray, Gray.
Penohscot
Ar June 81, schs Robert Dority, Low, Hoboken
Wide Awake Allen, Deer Isle
Ar june 10, schs Nontezuma. Thurston, New
York Fannie + Hall, iIutchins. O:land; d T
PatchiD, Ortlwa Castine
New lork-Ar June %. schs Uncle JAc, Clark
sullivan; Ida schonlcraft. Boone, Gouldsboro /;
Alice Z Higgins. Franklin
Ar june 10. sch Grace Cover, johnson. From
terra
York
ca June q. schs George. Andrews, Deer Isle +,
Pearl. Webster. Seal ilarbur
Ar June y, sch Stella Lee Deer Isle for Bos
ton
CID June 20, sch Annie l. Green. Cousins, Surry
ca June ~ sch Emma bay. Crockett. Ban.
gnr
liathS' June H. sch NAV o'Nel, Washington
liYannis SID June 10. sch Quickstep. Proyid cnce
salcm-Ar Jure ~, sch II Curtis, spofnrd Port
Liberty
Vineyard Hayer-Sld June ~. schs Alice Belle
Bnrick. Mt Desert for New FORK Freddie Eaton
for Passport
sdJune 81, sch A Murch, New York for sa.
lem
Ar June i, schs Daniel Webster and II + KIM
ball, Green's Landing for New York
Foreign Ports.
Port Spain-in port June 6, bark Auburndale.
Dow. from Boston.
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valley between the ''steep hills" on the
road to s. W. Harbor, has been filed in to
the depth of several feet, making the road
very easy of passage.
Mrs. Polly Mason. widow of the late
Timothy Mason, died the 10th. and was
buried from the church the 18th. She had
reached the age of 81 years. and for sew
eral years was unable to leave the house.
She was woman Of earnest religious
spirit, and is remembered by all who knew
her for her devotion TO the church, her
prophetic insight into spiritual things, and
her consistent. simple christian life.
Last Thursday the school enjoyed a ride
around the 90 mile drive and picnic at
otter Cliffs. The schoo! closed Friday.
June %
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Sheriff Sale.
hancock, SIS June eth, A. d. 1890

HANCOCK, SIS June 7th A. u. 1890.
TAKEN on an execution from the Ellsworth Mu-
L nicipal Court, for Hancock County, Maine, Is
sued on judgment given by the Judge Of said
court on the eleventh dag of April, A. H. l>H1, for
the sum of s44.0l debt and costs, wherein West
ern F. Milliken, assignee of Portland, Is ptalnuh,
and John Lymburner, of Ellsworth, Is defendant,
have taken TO satisfy the same all the right, title
and interest which the within named John Lynn
burner has in and to the following described real
estate: certain lot or parcel of land situated in
North Ellsworth, commencing on the east side of
the road leading from Ellsworth to Bangor, and
described in a deed from Rufus Clement
to Mary Z. Page, and what is known and
called the southern half of the Rufus Clement
homestead, and the same conveyed TO A. T. Burn
ham by Mary z. Page, fall Of 1881, and the same
conveyed by said Burnham to Davis, smith u
Flood, December sd, A. ID. 1881, ana recorded IN
the Hancock Registry of Deeds book 49, page p,
and by said Davis, Smith 4 Flood to John Lynn
burner, August 9Th, A. ID. loSi, ana recorded IN
said Hancock Registry, book l9I, page Az, the
same containing fifty acres, more or less, and on
THURSDAY, the 10th day of July, A. d. 1890 at 10
O'Clock In the forenoon, shall sell at public auction
to the highest bidder at the sherins office In Ellis
worth. in said county, to satisfy said execution:
3w24 d. L. FIELDS, Sheriff.
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CANCER or TIE LIP CURED.

| suffered from Cancer pa my TIL that dcf,i
the -kiil Of the best physicians ~ the state. |
had it burned out. but tn. operation only made
IL worse. causing it 10 >pr al over more sur
face and eat deeper in | finally had it burned
OF again. aud u-,d swIfl> SPECIFIC 8. :.
- To heal il up and drive the poison out Of
my blood The effect OF the Specific Was mag
ica.. 1t healed up the Cancer entirely " it'll
out leaving scar a reminder. This Was
over four year, ago, and since then there has
been no ign Of Il return Of the Cancer Will
cheerfuliy answer any enquiries in regard 10
nv case. ENos IotNT.
bradford Ohio
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The remains of Mr.. Ambrose W Cleaves
were inferred in the Steuben cemetery on
Frid The procession was the largest
that Is been seen for some time. The
funeral services we're conducted by the
Odd Fellows
Mr. Henry Guptill has gone to Sorrento
for the season.
Misses Gertie and Lizzie Smith. Sadie
Cleaves and Josie Clark have gone to Bar
Harbor.
Mr.. Fred Smith is at home. He has
been at ork in Mll5ridge.
Miss Flora Levenseller has gone home.
She has been teaching in this place.
Wakefield & Smiths mill mas broken
down, but they are in hopes to have it IN
running order in few days. -
June %.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-06-26
lie FAIlIER

OF all disease j, impure blood. when loaded
wi'h foul bumpr. How important then that
thu bipod should be pure. rich aud strong,
ithouI which there IAN be no health 10
purif, Tho blood sulphur Bitter, i inrompar-
ably TIE hr-t medicine that i i possible 70 Or
taiu.-THE EDITOR.
children rraiil, iake Eyown'- Instant Re
lief because II i q pleasant 10 the taste a.
ID.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-06-26
LII Your Friend, Abont Ii.

Your distressing cough cIu b. rufci. We
know it because kcmI'> Hasam within the
past few Years has cured 20 many coughs and
colds tn ih- community. II remarkable sale
ha> been aon entirely IN IT. genuine merit.
Az some friend who has used Il whnt he
Think % Kemp Ralsam. Their. il uo nedi-
cine 20 lure, none - fi.cthe. Large bottles
50c aud Al druggists
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-06-26
LOOK ETR z!

Brother Farmers and Changers. | am your
true friend, desire to help you. Can give You
for mucb loss money than you can purchase Of any
other agent. One trial only will be necessary to
CONVINCE YOU of this. | make the celebrated Jessie
and Bubdch strawber my specialties this sea-
son. r. ". " -,
Nurseryman and Dealer in all kinds Of Nursery
stock, Hancock Point, Me. 6mo2i
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Jbt Gllsuortb American
Published Thursdays.
Offices 20 and - state Street.
City and County.

"'Veh houh'a'h carriage roau Is
,FlnR pun IN order ana VIII De opened before
'ul! Isl
Mrs. Annie 5, Cummings, Of sullivan, no
spent last week visiting friends in this city, re-
turned home Monday.
Mr. r. F. 10, went 10 Portland Monday,
to attend the grand Masonic denomination TO
be held there june 24th.
tto,,,D..tt, n u.r,.,r rr;Ii,,,.,, TO-.
III. .o..,n ,o.t., ly.I,..,I,,, u,tor tho
management Of Frank Collin.
ga, -,
u.n., ~ ,.,,. iii.
r-;,,,.-t III .,
Nf' 'hi' iiAii l"-'oh' VINO NJ "'tu con
""'i 70 M h'u'' i"' wees ~ more ny ~
h'N'' ! No" 'Ai''N ''hi'"''"-
A Young deer that had Travelled All the
way from luraian, arrived NJ sullivan Ilar-
hor, recently. for Capt. :. v Benni,' children.
Nj. Patrick Kan, wbo has h,..n In the ON
r.ia,o f ! W Nesll.y hs,h,r i.f, tbi. civ,
Monday for Boston, where he " III work at hi,
trade
j II Brinrncr. F,o. 4. builliug new
/ Ell. stable and ouibuiidinr. which viii be
/ great inproyemeut 10 HI, pretty residence on
Pine street
The Gr,,a c,n,,sl uotA la u.r-
or.,..5 fan n. ..,.or nm s,r5,, ,n.o5
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NN"7ih' - Ni>iAiAi- shi>N - III tili
city.
There will he parish meeting in the Rap
tist vestry, Saturday evening. A full attend
ance is desired.
Any soldiers family needing MD viii
please apply TO Mrs. James Lynch, Ellsworth
Falls, Chairman Of Relief Committee.
Mr.. \. NJ. Foster. contractor and build =
of this city. is building an addition TO III,
stable Of A. c. Squirting at Trenton.
DO not fail to call at Mcdonald Bros ana
see their large snd well-selecied line OF para
sols. Look out for their advertisement next
week
In the severe shower OF last Wednesday u
cow near the Mt. Desert road. in the vicinity
OF Cards brook. was struck by lightning and
killed.
The Palmer Bros. will give an illustrated
lecture on spirit power at Hancock Hail. sun
day evening, June 29th. For particulars. see
bills.
Mrs. Charles Mason, of this city. who has
been Visiting her sister, Mrs. stevens, in Bel
fast. j. now visiting her sister, Mrs. d. l..
Clark, on Maple street, Bangor.
Mr.. ssmsel Lord. OF Iowa, snd daughter.
Mrs. Letevre. are visiting at the home Of Mrs.
Charles Lord on Pine street. Mr.. Lord Was
formerl, Of this city and has many relatives
and friends here.
Judge l.. \. Emery, OF the Supreme Jul
dicial Court, left Bangor Tuesday. for Bruins
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Ut. Desert,

Ut. Desert,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cushman of Ellsworth,
spent Friday in this place. Mr.. Cushman
made visit to the saw-mills in fremont.
Drivers will be pleased to learn that the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-06-26

= A tramp who stole box of Brussels soap
concealed his identity by washing himself with
y cake Of it.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-06-26

Shiloh's { atarTh Remedy,

Got hay-fr,ort some ,ay johnson, Ano-
dyhc Linimcnt viii cur il. Try it sud report
-
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Second Summer Session
PUPILS IN EXPRESSION.

Barkerville, Lewiston, Maine, July 18th to
August 18th. ls@1. Instructors: Howard M.
Ticknor, 4. NJ, Professor of ElOcution. Dramat
ic Delivery and Criticism; Sarah Z. Laughton,
Teacher of Elocution and Physical Culture; Ma
RE Ware Laughton Teacher Of Delsarte system
of Gesture and Pantomime. Thorough and
Practical Course. On successive Wednesday
mornings will be given Series of Talks on Elocu-
ton as Art, Pulpit Oratory, Uses Of the Throat
in Reading and Singing. For further Information
address II. w. LAUGHTON,
4w25 800 Main St., Lewiston, Maine.
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r,nx tnuS rrrrss rbi.f Iu.,ice
Hos. AKTFMr- LiKnEY. Justice
i"< T. I ,5,,. u ~ fNsKf ' in.
Iio~. F>o,m FosTfR. justice.
Hos WMP WmlrrHou Justice
=. y. AkMhAM, f>Q >hrtlh.
nNithT :, - - ~. t' w.
"edhe>dal' June -
HAN'o' h.
"rfic" \. MtFtin v. Maine tentrA! Rail
road Go.
q. p. puton +. II. Cler-ue, J K.
for Pm Mason, Tor Def. Go.
i'-'''"' ~ 'i'9'a ~ "'''f, an
u.It ,p. c J. n,,.
w. III III XIX
Maf-1rtUA y. Porter N equity v. french
UP" Pay auH IL h'S'l' i-Ai'' "A' "A.e'
n...v ,Ii,,t,. uar4 /, r1.nt,r
tar Pm far Dtft
u.n..p n.uit. ,u c.,,,,
ho,,J Manor Inn ="
= Rurph,m Wtsyell kim { peter.
fol Pm for D.u.
others.
wi.weu ktng & Peter. " p Faster
for pm. for Defts.
- . p.,,, p.,,
=, -
Tar Mn far Drft
ueofge l.. "esco'' vs. Da'id a. bunhef anu
Nuns 'o"'Ee
,.,, - 70
Inbsbitsut. Of Eden Petitioners for Ger.
tiorari vs. Commissioners of Hancock county
Deasy & Uiyyins Wp Foster
for Plf-. for Defts
No Hancock,
Mrs. W. K. Butler and children of Read
ing Mass accompanied by Howard But
ler' VINO mas been attending schooi al
Cambridge came nome the i9th' LOT the
summer season
Mrs. Sarah Springer has been quite i'll.
but is improving.
Mr.. Madison Bridges came home yester-
day after a long absence.
Mrs Alfalfa Reed and Miss George Of
Camden. New Jersey, are visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Belle Brown.
George Tborsen came home last week
after years absence.
Master Shirley Norris of Rar Harbor il
visiting his grandmother. Mrs. Sarah
Norris.
..p;oL uor,,. ,,a, an on,ar,oi,,,oo, IN
>, No., 80 r. a. a. a,,i,,n ',t;ah
~ 800 Mi at,anInd
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Marine List.

Marine List.
Ellsworth fort.
ARRIVED
Wednesday. June IS
Sch Arboreer. Clark, Boston
Friday. June 20
Sch Olive Branch, Farrell. New York
Saturday, June 81
Sch II Kennedy, Woodward, Rondout
Sch A Woodward, FORD, Bluehill
Monday, June %
Sch Eastern Queen, BloBdit. Boston
Sch Francis Coffin, Fullerton, Boston
Sch Arboreer, Clark, Boston
Sch Express Wakefield. Rockland
Sch Mary Eliza, Closson, Deer Island
Tuesday, June "A
Sch Fair Wind, Lampson, Boston
Domestic Ports.
Boston-Ar June 20, schs May Queen, Grant,
and Aida. Bragdon, sullivan; Republic, Neville,
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when Baby Wa sick, We gave her Caetoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung 10 Castoria,
When sns h,d Children, she gave them CastoriA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-06-26
FOR NsI,EI

Farm and residence y milo from =. o. Land In
good condition, VIII ru' p tons OF hay. Fine TWO
story house in good repair. Large barn and ont
buildings. Will be sold at a sacrifice. Apply to
FRED S. SMITH,
6mt* Main ST., Ellsworth.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-06-05
Notice of City Election.

Under direction of the City Council,
notice is hereby given that the election
for the following officers of the city of
Lewiston, will be held at the several
polling places, on the second Monday
of June, (9th) 1890, viz:
One mayor, one marshal, one treas
urer, two councilmen in the lst ward,
one councilman in the End ward.
Polling places-1st ward at the Coun.
Gil room; I'd ward at the School house.
Judges 1st ward-C. G. Bunnell and
A. Binnard; clerks, F. Kroutinger and
N. w. Brearley.
Judges End ward-D. s. Dent and s.
c. Hale; clerks, J. w. Poe and ]. L.
Chapman.
Polls open at IL o'clock, m. and clos;
at O'clock p. m.
J. M. HOWE, City Clerk.