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30. Suu,.

No. Surry.
Mr.. John Stewart has force Of work
men at Work on the grounds around the
Stewart cottage. MIR William F. Stewart
of New York, the proprietor, was in town
short time ago making the plans for the
work hiCh his brother Is experimenting
We understand that Mr.. Stewart will re.
turn in few weeks with his family to
spend the summer.
Mrs. Jerome Young Of East Surry. has
been visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs +
II. lorrcy. She was accompanied by her
two sons, Percy and Arthur.
Jasper Carter lost dine OK week before
last. from the effects Of a sunstroke.
g. + Smith arrived home last week
W. q Rich j. At work 10 East Bluehill
for Addison Weber.
Capt. q, @. Haskell has been down the
bay on fishing cruise.
Mrs. james c. Young has been very sick
with pneumonia; at present she is greatly
improved.
Miss Roth Il. Young came up from Quar-
ryyi-le last Friday on account OF her moth
er's illness,
Mrs. Lucy J. Trcwnrgy has been visit
Ing relatives in West Ellsworth
June p. SKus.
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Obituary notices bcgond ne Date, Name and
Age musfbe paId fer az fbs rate Of ten cents line
surry June ~ Mr. Albert b. Mason, aged
- years. month, and II days.
Buckspori ,luuc 20, Archie J.. son OF Mr.
and Mr-. John r.. Croweil. aged 70 ears and
t. DAYS,
West Sea-wirS May y, Susan Gray aged
IL Years.
Bangor -June i, Mrs. Mary Ann johnson.
wihow'of Hiram johnson Of East Bucksport.
aged - year Aui p dn,-
Cansjoharir, y, I.-June 10, Mr.. Henry ;.
Bragdon, formerly OF Sullivan, aged - wears
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The June number OF The Forum con-
tains an outline of the approaching campaign
by conspicuous representative OF each party
-ex-Secretary Bayard on the democratic
Duty and Opportunity" and Senator George
F. Hoar on Reasons for Republican Control"
In these carefully prepared articles each writer
explains the issues that are uppermost, and lays
down the line Of policy that his party should
pursue. This makes very vigorous campaign
literature, which appears just as each national
convention is getting ready to assemble. Mr..
E. o. Leach, Director Of the Mint and oar
highest authority on the question of coinage,
explains the causes OF the extraordinary de-
cline in the price Of silver in recent years, go.
ing thoroughly over the whole subject OF the
relation of silver to gold since a record of the
ratio has been kept. Mr. Leach Is In favor Of
international bimetallism, and makes an argu
ment to show that this Is the only solution OF
the silver problem.
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Married.

Ellsworth-June IS at the residence OF the
brides parents, by Rev. &. b. Chadwick. Levi
A. Wymsn. Esq. and Miss Nellie T. Cush-
man, both OF Ellsworth
Ellsworth Falls %, by Rev. H. W.
Coney, Mr. Howard II, Hooper and Miss
Katie III. Carter both of Ellsworth.
Eden June 10. by Rev. W. Z. Stet>on, Mr.
Byron $. Carpenter and Miss Hattie X. MAYO,
both OF fremont
Bucksport -June %, by W. A. Remick.
Ed. William 7. Wiley, Jr., and Miss Grace
+. Rose, both OF Bangor.
June 81 by Rev. Il. II. Roynton, assisted
by Rev. A. +. Chase. Ph. b.. Rev Lucius
Be>sey OF Rridgewater. Mass. and Miss Min
ME \. Warren OF Guiford. Ne.
North BucN>port June 20, at the residence
OF the brides father, Capt. Edward +. Harvey,
by Elder j. f. Clothey, MIR. Jas. A. Marshall
OF jersey City. and Miss May f. Clement of
North Bucksport.
North renobscot-,I June %, by j. T. TIaney,
Esq, Mr.. Charles W. Grindle and Miss jennie
l.. Hartman, both OF orand.
Bluehill June -, at the residence OF the
brides father, Alfred Staples. by Rev j. r.
EN.letn, Mr.. Charles u. Decor OF Portland,
and Miss Lucy +. staples Of Bluehll.
Castine June ., by Rev. O. IL. Fernald.
ID. D.. Mr.. David NJ. Dodge and Miss George
A. Webster, both OF Castine
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Lamoine.
1t still rains and the grass is looking
fine. Crops need hoeing but the ground
is rather wet
Mr.. John Hodgkins left yesterday for
Boston.
Miss Mamie Weber from Norwalk,
Conn, is visiting relatives in town.
Miss Ella Jordan, of Ellsworth, closes
her school here to-day.
large number went to the graduation
Of the Ellsworth High school Friday and
were pleased with the exercises.
Ayers Sarsaparilla man has been in town
and left supply OF medicines at the
Grange store.
Mrs. D. r. Hagerthy still continues to
be quite sick.
Mrs. F. L. Hodgkins is improving very
slowly.
Clara Hodgkins has been quite sick the
past week.
Mr.. F. L. Hodgkins has been home for .
few days.
Mrs. Alice Hodgkins is having . large
lot of furniture and housekeeping goods
moved into her fine residence and will soon
begin housekeeping.
Mr.. A. X. Coolidge is recovering slowly
| from his recent shock.
Mr.. David B. Young, Of Cambridgeport
Mass, has been calling upon friends il
| town and was warmly welcomed.
June 81.
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No MnMAN

4 beautiful with a bal skin. covered with him
Ilt,. 4. eAle~. motn nr tan. have been a>keo
many time, what VIII remove these unslghtly
h'emishcs. No face paints or powders " ~ re-
move them, ~ they are caused hy impur.
blood. The only sure remedy haveever seer
!, sulphur Bii,ers, and ID hundreds OF ca>e,
have never known them 10 fsii EiitreSs
Fashion GdzsUe.
pandrud I, due to an enfeebled state OF
the skin. Hslrs Hair Remover quickcus ths
nu'ritive functions Of the skin healing and
preventing the formation OF dandruG.
lIANE been = sufferer from catarrh -ol
years. Having tried a number Of remedies al.
'ertised n sure cures without obtaining an,
relief, had resolved never TO take any other
patent medicines. when friend advised me To
try Ely. Cream Balm. | dit 10 with great
reluctance, but can now testify That after using
It for ,ix weeks believe myself cured. IL Is
a most agreeable remedy nh Invaluable Balm
Josef stewart. 62i Grand Ave, Rrookhu
\" Hnd our vacatiou:r No "WeIl dom,
forget to take along Johu>on'- Anody ne Llni-
ment."
Great success J. claimed for the new -ys-
tom VI cooking without The aid ~ coal wood
or oil. For ,aie by all hr>r-r.a~. deal, r IN
stoves, In the follow inS towns: kWSrorth, !.
I. tldridge. +. Il. Aiken; BAR WQrtpr. Green
4 Reynolds; tdstlHe, A. ". CLARK
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PERSONALS.

Mrs. \. 1, sander. j. visiting relative, in
Macbia,.
MIR. T. H. Gross. representing pr. j. c.
Aver 4 CO., was in thi- City Thursday on
business trip. Mr.. Gro,, i Hancock 60.
man, naliye OF Deer Isle, where he Ia, been
spending a recent vacation.
MI. Annie :. Cumming, OF sullivan,
spent 4 tw day, of lat week In thi, city Wis
itiu- friends
rret ". II. Dresser o. CHERRY dyIl, WITH
h. 4miI5, was in thi- city la-t week, visiting
friend, for few day.
Hon. John b. Eedman during his ab>ence
last week took in the commencement cxer-
ci>e> at Bow dom and the Masonic mcetin. at
W>eAsset.
Prof. Merton l.. kimball LETT this city
TUESDAY. Tor h. home in Norway, Me.
f. ?. Hi, Esq, formerly OF Bnek,port.
was IN hi, city last week. lie bas been in
the west for several wears a. commercial
agent but has now EXTENDED hi territory into
Maine.
Miss Mary Il. Riack ha- zone TO Boston 10
return home WITH hcr mother. ~ho ha- been
stopp!us 4, III. Ilul, a >h,r; Tin, on her return
from U.iuoi, whore she. bs, been .r.ulip.. sew.
eraI month, with her daughter Mr., A. b.
Squirting. and her Son. Mr.. ". H. Black
W. hear that Can, .,,,,,,i,.,. ui..fIsr ~
Trenton. had stroke Of paralysis la>i >uuIay
ana i very seriously Ill.,
-Tb. uif. Or, t.,,,,,. otp r y Sa,..t.
lo., ,.,i..o,.t ;. .,,,'',;,.
.I.~,,t
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West Starry.

West Starry.
Miss Minnie Staples il convalescent.
DIR. A. c. Hagerthy made flying visit
to friends in this place, the 10Th inst.
Mrs Henry Jordan is seriously iii.
Rev. Andrew Gray and Dea. Thomas
Lufkin attended the Free Baptist coufer
ence which was held at Franklin, the Eth
18th and 18th.
Mrs. Fred McI.ane. who has been visit
ing friends in East Orsnd, returned Sun
day,
A severe blow and hail storm took place
Monday morning, last.
Mrs. Fred Mcfarland was the guest Of
her mother, Mrs. Henry Jordan. last
week.
Miss Katie Carter is visiting relatives in
East Bucksport.
June 49,
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>edx~leA.
Your correspondent 4 at home after
fine vacation Of four weeks, including one
week in Philadelphia
pn Sunday. June 49, A large congrcga-
ton assembled in the church to give the
pastor welcome home, The word Wei
come" was IN floral letters in front Of the
pulpit platform. A. II was Childrens
Day the decorations were prpfusc, over
the choir hung beautiful bell made Of
daisies. The service consisted Of an ex-
ccllent program OF music and included
report from the great anniversaries at
Philadelphia The Offering was not as
large as usual, II being 81 90
Mr., William Norton or MI Moody's
MT licrmon" school l. visiting al Mr. f.
7. Coles. He viii address the Young peo-
pie concerning MT Helmpn, in the vii
lAse chapel on Sunday evening. June 10th.
Among the summer people arriving in
town is Mrs Higgins OF Brighton Mass,
who IS stopping at the Travellers Home"
Mr.. Adrian Dodge. our postmaster. has
just returned after vacation in Boston.
Mr.. Roland Dodge has fine new
Lowell Diamond safety bicycle.
Mrs. Aurelia Grirdle died suddenly on
the 10Th, of heart trouble She left two
sous and two daughters to whom We
would otfer our sympathy.
The two steamboat wharvcs have new
signs painted by our village painter, Mr..
Eoen Smith. They are flnely designed
Sargentyi!le Is on one, Scd.wick on the
other.
Miss Devereux Of Castiue. has closed
her second term of school in this village
The exercises to day were very Interesting
Nearly all OF the pieces which the scholars
spoke, read. and sung, were from Long
fellows poems. Mis-, Deycreux secures
harm my and progress in her school work.
We hope she can continue next term.
Any American would know that the
Fourth Of July was almost here without
consulting the almanac The smaller boys
must do up the prelimiuarle. and begin
the racket. but they ought not to fool
with passing horses. Boy, keep the Fourth
of JAY things away from the teams.
Mr. II n Dority Win soon have out his
biz bu- which viii accommodate fifteen
comfortably.
The Getty Of Richmond" makes her last
trip from Portland onight. Hereafter
she will connect AT Rpckland every other
day with the night pullman from Boston.
The Frank Jones is expected on the
route IN July, SIX steamers will be making
landings here next month.
June u +. A. u.
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The June Atlantic opens with a note
worthy article on THE Education of the Ne.
gro," by DR.. William T. Harris, Commission
er Of Education, which Is enriched with COM
ments by eminent Southern gentemen,-Sen.
ator Gibson, Hon. J. L. NJ. Curry. Philip A.
Bruce, Esq, editor Of the Richmond Times
and Lewis H. Blair, Esq. Of Richmond
There is another instalIment of the Emerson.
Thoreau Correspondence" written at the time
Mr.. Emerson was in Europe, and Astounding
in passages delightfully."- Characteristic OF both
writers. Agrippina, fortunate and aristo-
cratic cat, IL the subject Of charming and
very bright essay by Agnes Repplier.
Houghton, Mifdin 4 Co., Boston.
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4 party of gentlemen went to Sedgwick
Tuesday, the 2lst, to meet the new steam
er Juliette, which arrived at B!uehill al 2
Y. NJ. Among the gentlemen on board
were the owner, Mr.. Geo. II. Slower OF
New York, Mr.. John Harlin of McNab &
Harlin Manufacturing Co, New York Mr..
A. l., Merriam of the Ames Iron Works,
0swego, n. Y, Mr.. Perkins of Boston,
Nahum Hinckley, Esq. of Blueh!ll, W. S.
Hinckley Frank z. Merrill. MIR. W. w.
Newton Of Boston Geo. w. Pillsbury, Capt.
Isaac Closson and William Mcdowell.
The steamer is q splendid one and is 3
credit to her owner and builder. She made
good time and viii be great advantage
to travel in this locality. She is fitted up in
every way for the comfort and convenience
of passengers. On her departure from
Bluehill Wednesday morning Mr. Geo. ii
Slower, Mr.. John Harin and MIR Merriam.
who has been his guest since Saturday,
left for New York. Miss Maud Slower
Mrs. Pierce and Mrs. Perkins went a. fal
as Sedgwick. The gentlemen desire tc
/ express their obligation to the ladies al
| Sedgwlck for the excellent lunch they pro
| vided.
| The Republican caucus Saturday nigh
| elected Burleigh delegates.
| Miss Maud and Nancy Nichols, daugh
| tiers of Capt. f. p. Nichols of Searsport
are on a visit to Miss Lillian May Kane.
! Mrs. Geo Morse is improving. We ar,
| also glad to see Mrs. Nash out again.
| The furniture is arriving for the new
| hotel.
Mr.. Bunge of New York is in town.
The new trotting park will be opened
July 4th, and with a fine day we hope tC
see big gathering to witness the openin:
! of this new enterprise.
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Advertised Letters.

ELLSWORTH POST OFFICE. June %, 1892.
Mrs. Geo. Dodge, Mrs. Helen Davis,
T.. +. Dwinell. Miss DelIie GRAY,
Mr.. William NJ HAYNES, apt Geo. Higgins,
Mrs. Simon kuinzell, Mr.. Joseph shea.
Miss Addie Saunders, Mrs. Della A. Young
Please call for advertised letters.
A. r. DsvkRKUx 2. M.
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Impure blood is the cause OF inuumerable
msladies. Hence. one Of the greatest bene-
factions to bumsnity was the discovery OF
Ayers sarsaparilla, which, more than any 9TH
er medicine. has saved America from becon,-
ing nation OF inyaliis
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f.. A. d.

neal Cove.
The Rev Mr.. Hites, a western divine,
who is laboring with the Baptist society in
this town preached 10 the hail on Sunday
last. Owing to the state OF the weather
very few were present.
Miss Myra Powers, a student of Coburn
Classical Institute, is home for her sum
mer vacation.
A new boiler and machinery to be put il
the mill came Saturday by schooner Copy
Capt. c. Ii. Robbins.
Mrs. Lucy Butler and daughter, Mis-.
Nora Butler, are visiting friends al Sea
/ Harbor.
June g. NEIL
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Graduating exercises at Cony High
school at Augusta were held Thursday
There were eleven graduates. The exer.
cises were the most successful on record.
The residences of S. ID. Philbrook, G
X. W lie and ?. Burnham at Bethel were en-
tered Thursday night by burglars. Gold
watches and several hundred dollars in
money were taken.
The entrance examinations to Bowdoin
College We're going on Friday. Sixty ap
plications for admission have been receiv.
ed.
A reunion Of the Thornton Academ,
alumni was held Friday nigh, about Il
members attending a banquet served at the
Bddeford House, which was followed by
literary exercises and toasts.
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Routine matters occupied the Governor
and Council at their meeting Friday. They
adjourned to July 2lst at o'clock, when
there will be a hearing on the appoint
ment Of q special liquor constable for
Penobscot county
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City and County.
New Advertisements.

Tho Maine Central Railroad Payson Tucker
Agents Nanted-T. C. Huutuu.
Yachting or sailin- Parties-pycr Young.
ta-F- of Insanity pana'S Sarsaparilla
tlshing-A IL Norris
Non resident Tax Noiice-Surry
Examination ot Pupils C. ihilcott IL al~
losing Sale Z. u Mahan
Insurance Statements has 4 Allen a Go.
Probate Notices.
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West Franklin.
The spring term of school in our village
closed June a. Average number in at
tendance, 46. Irving Rollins, Nina Coombs,
John Dyer, Jesse Rollins, Hattie Dyer,
Grace Goodwin. Lola Dyer. Alice Orcutt
and Lizzie Martin were not absent one
half day. Those not absent except in sick
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the III, stroke ~ 20 " ,he R,.l
-
GOV" " ''"'A "ied away frdaS hiEh' the pay
iuE u the band, blowing OF steam whistles
ringing ~ ban. sna hoon,irg ~ ranrop gup.
H., Ir,..
A"u H!"'''''e a""ouhcen Tue ia'' 'hat the
town WAS 100 wear, Old, sud that the citizens
should recognize the same hy apnropri.,.
4,,-,.i
- u. - a. ." ~ Pioinf'u Anaf
'N "a" az !eAi Vo"N ss'e ti'e iiA i
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When Baby was sick. We gave her Castoria
When she was a Child she cri..d for CrlstorIa
When she b,caIne Miss she cling To Castoria
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Base Ball.

The result of the game of base ball play ed
on Bartlett's Island. June p, between the
Lamoine nine and the Ellsworth High School
nine was victory for the former, who won
The $40 prize by score of "A IL.
The following is the list of PLAYERS:
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Marine List.


Ellsworth Port.
SAILED
Friday, June "A
Sch Minneola, Ray, Boston
Sch Forester. Farrell, Boston
ARRIVED
Sch Wesley Abbott, Whitaker. Rondout
Sch J NJ Kennedy, Woodward. New York
Sch Olive Branch. kief South Amboy
Sch Caressa, Closson, Rockiand
SAILED
Saturday, June 25
Sch Ella Eudora, Harvey, Bluehill
Sch A b Crabtree, -, Hancock
Domestic Porss.
BosTON-Sld June 25, schs VIM c Bee, Rath.
bun, Swans Island and New York; Ellen NJ
Baxter. Gray. Sullivan and Philadelphia; Mary
Steele, Deer Isle
Ar June "a, sch W Hine, johnson. Deer Isle
Cid June "A. sch Grace E Stevens Portland
Sid June q. sch John Gerard, Deer Isle
BRUNSWICK, GA-Sld June %, sch ID Haskell,
Haskell, Philadelphia
BooTHBAr-~ld June "a. sch Robt Dority, New
York for Sedgwick
Ar June %, sch Electa Bailey. Jordan, Phiadel
phia
EpaARrowN-Ar june Is. sch Union. New Yorl
for w Harbor
BANGOR-Ar June 25, schs Myronus, Newburgh
Webster Barnard, Perth Amboy
Mt DESERT FERRf-Ar June "a, schs W H
Card. Wooster. sullivan for New Bedford, May
Queen, Grant, Franklin for Newburyport
Ar June 49, sch White Cloud Robinson Boston
Passed in June 25. sch Matte Allies. Crockett
Portland for Franklin; Gen Banks, Bickiord
Providence for Sullivan
NEW YORK-Ar June %. schs Damon, DeeI
Isle, Abigail Haynes, Coggins, Franklin; G 5
Tarbell, Mt Desert for Newark; Willard Sauls
bury. somes SOUND; NighIengale, Red Beach
Northern Light. Fall River
Sid June g. sch john Paul, Nueyitas
Ar June 26. schs Mary Lord, Windsor, n 8; Ad
die Bursley, Sullivan; + 4 Baird, Somes Sound
Ar June q. sch Oriole, Grape, Mt Desert; bari
s Emery, Wooster, Toc0pilla, Chill
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There VII be services %, ,f,o ,,o,,,,r.,..
tionsI church nsx, .nn.,s,. ~, NJ yaia
rs r-. y.
j, '"',''"4 III,
'N"' ~ ''''S " '' a
Arrived al thi~ port saturday. June p
-i"'''' ''' - VI hthneo--
''N " IN ''A' ''' 8 Ho'"'
See in our advertising columns a notice o
" examination 81 pupil, intending % cui,
NE Ellsworth High sehoo! At the next term.
Preparatory To closing her millinery room
after JnIy TO and oct l. Mi, F.. u. Nathan /
selling All her goods AZ cost See her sdvcr
tStment in another column.
Rev. naxfl l.. Yale. form,r|, az r,,,,,4,,,.
ton. has accepted tln to Tile Cou-r..,,tiona
church in this CITY. He commenced hi. labor
here last SUNDAY.
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ed which vir sl,yay. a.. fro. from, ,,,,.i
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"'S AN'" some Nhe photographs
.-,...,.,,-.,. i..., '>''''
f''
~ a. iAi'''
''''' 'he private ear OF Hon Frank
'''''' 'hf'uIh lhe c'tA Tuesday MORN
'"- ''' ''"'H were mr. Charles A. Sinclair
'".' '.''' '' ''r'''''u'h' ~ H. who were
''3.- 70. sorrento
o'' .ue >'n"''' ~ district
'"' D. ''Ss' ''dc' "i'A
''' ''''" "- '"e '"' Grammar schools.
''"~ '"-' "''N- Ae "Fanl-
'"- W ii'>eH' week
'f"i- l.. ha'rmAn, candidate for Gov
cT"'- ~ iA' People,, party ticket, spoke at
htH 'eN tia. .t.' saturday Afternoon. The
i'fA''--.'r T. . easing speaker and handled his
suhrrt .n au ah manner.
-lar irtn ~ the several SUNDAY
>rh"N.- "u" ara i' -.n4 On Z BE- Fourth of July
a. u lso.A WAT. irr rtqG.-t,,! 10 meet al the
Juitlrian Nr,trs ou TA4->,iAy, june 3D. "a,
4o...,a B.. Va. for IT he.,r>i
NJ rr,.,.- ,....., .t. ,..,
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Gail, and wounds on horses are un>ightly
and Objectionable. They can be cured white
nv horse j. still worked by applying BIck-
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Advertise!
Advertise!
Advertise!

In the ELLSWORTH AMERICAN.
1t is the best advertising medium in
Eastern Maine.
If you have goods Tor sale, if you
have farm for sale, if you have any
thing for sale, if you are in want OF
tenement. workmen or whatever else,
let your wants be known through The
ELLSWORTH AMERICAN. aud
your fondest hopes will be realized.
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Draperies and Curtains

A. usual We make special efforts to make
this department attractive, by showing
novelties fully one season ahead of any
other dealer An examination of our gen
eral housekeeping goods will prove profit
able to our customers
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Nonresident Tax Notice.

Non resident taxes in school district number
three in the town OF Hancock for the year le9l
THE following list OF taxes on real estate of
i non resident owners in school district
number three in the town of Hancock for the
year 1891, in bills committed to f. W. Colby,
collector Of said district, the Both day of
April, 1881, has been returned by him to me a
naming unpaid on the 27th day Of April ls.t2, by
his certificate of that date and they now remain
unpaid: and notice is hereby given that if the
said taxes interest and charges are not paid into
the treasurer Of said town within eighteen months
from the date of commitment Of said bills 50
much of the real estate taxed as will be sufficient
to pay the amount due therefor, including inter
est and charges will, without further notice, be
sold at public auction at the town house, in
said town, on the Goth day of November, A. d.
lsg2, at four O'Clock in the afternoon.
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The banks IN this city Viii close saturday a,
O'Clock Z. NJ. from July @h to September SRI
inclusive.
JANIS r. PARSONS.
Cashier Burrih National Bank
FRED l.. KENT,
Cashier First National Eank.
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WASH DRESS GOODS

In all the staples and novelties. Cotton
Goods never were as cheap as they are
now. We are offering some remarkable
bargains in this line.
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CHORUS.
Many are the hours that together We have spent,
Mingled with pleasure and pain.
MANY the thong ht- and emotions pcnt
A. w sing this SAD refrain
fndrd for ave, ended for aye
tnded II orr union irIu.
VITA parted steps We must vend our ways
In the lu-y paths Of Ilfr.
And each one alone must the future mould,
MAJ tear, and toll. and strife 40.
But sundcrrl far over lands remote
H"ucAth some distant sun.
>u'l memory kiud viii rcclasp the links
That Joined oar clas- A. onc.-tuo-
J. c. Chtcoti, chairman OF the school com
mittee. in brief addres, presented the dipio-
mas ani the exercises OF the afternoon closed
with music.
In the evening Was-ati'- orchestra gave a
most enjoyable concert which WA, listened 10
and highly Compmented by large audience
The concert was follow ed by pleasant dance
IN which many participated. The best Of
order prevailed throughout all the exercises Of
the day and evening; and we will venture to
SAY that no more successful graduation exer-
cises we're ever held In this city and none
more worthy Of fitting word of honest
praise.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-30

Is going TO be a great day for Ellsworth, and
on that account we have laid IN an extra large
stock OF Fireworks
Torpedoes,
!, Pistols and pistol caps.
and Horns.
HoLT's VARIETY STORE.