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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-07-07
Bath Times of June y
The JoIlities at the Alameda Last Night

The simpson and Heron Jolltie- company
opened At the Alameda last evening for u two
nights engagement in the favorite musical
comedy. The Electric Spark and consider
i'm The weather enod-sized audience " as
present. he company i, one that won many
friends. and he many musical numbers were
received with much favor. The comedy is
the same rs produced here nearlA ten
Years ago by Frank Daniels, Lillian Brown
and Stanley Felch and is as funny as ever. Mr..
NJ. T.. simpson John Bull, ST.. was good
old man.
Ed. J. Heron as John Bull. Jr., made the
hit Of the evening in his songs and specialtes.
He was obliged TO respond to many encores.
W +. Souie ss Tom Bright acted the charac-
ter well; Miss Gertie Roberts a. Sally Smiles
was captivating and Der contrato voice was
heard TO advantage in the triOs and choruses.
Miss Elodie Tenant. the doll, is charming
young lady with sweet voice and fine stage
appearance; She made beautiful doll and her
solos were enthusiastically applauded.
Many witty say ng-, including local hits.
were introduced. The company will appear
again this evening and should have fine
house.
This company will appear in Hancock Hall,
Saturday evening. July 9. See advertisement.
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Children CRY for
Pitchers CaStofia.
FAD nyIp lyl-rN xIIDS
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS

Mrs. WINSLuW's SOOTHING SYRUP has been
used b millions Of mother, Tor their children
while teethiDg. II disturbed at ui-ht and trok-
en- 81 Your rest by >ick ch.d suffering and
crying Nth pain ~ cutting teeth end Al ouc.
and got bottle u Mrs. NIn-ioH'. soothing
syrup" for Children Tccthlns II viii reliev,
the poor little sufferer immediately. Depend
upon IL, mothers, there j. up mistake about il.
II cures diarrhrN, regulates the stomach and
bowels, cures wind coiic, soften~ the gums.
and reduces Inflammation, and gives tone and
enrrE, to the whole system. MR.. " in--
low soothing syrup" for children teething j.
pleasant 10 III" taste. and l. the prescription
Of one Of the oldest and be-, female physician,
and nurses in the United States. Price TWEEN
tE-tve cents bottle. Sold By all druggists
throughout the world Re Sure and Ask for
Mrs WIS~Low's SOOTHING SYRUP"
ly4D
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Resolutions.

The committee appointed by the Master of
East Bluehil Grange, No. 252, to draft resolu.
lions on the d, our worthy sister, Frances
Candage, offer Tue following:
Whereas, Death has again entered within
the gates of our Grange and removed from our
circle sister Frances Candage, thereby remind
ing US that we all must die therefore be It
Resoired, That the Grange has lost an hon.
orable and useful member and the community
q most esteemed friend.
ResOlced, That we mourn the loss Of our
sister who always bought sunshine and cheer
wherever she went, ever looking on the bright
side of all difficulties and trouble.
RESOLVED, That these resolutions be spread
upon the Grange record, copy be sent to the
bereaved husband and our charter be draped
for 30 days.
u. L. CANDAGE,
L. A. YOUTMAN. Com.
GEORGIA !. LONG.
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On the night OF the Fourth. Messrs. Macy
and Moore presented to an audience that filled
every seat In Hancock Hall the famous New
York success. The Burglar. No better play
was ever given to an Ellsworth audience and
that 1t was exceptionally good was the verdict
of ALL Many Of the actors have played In met
ropoIitan thesters and their acting on this occs-
sion fully sustained the reputation won there.
While all the parts were unusually well carried
out. that OF Mr.. Fred +. Cooke, as John Ham,
ilton, a retired merchant. was received with
especial enthusiasm by his former tow nspeople.
The company unquestionably deserves the sue
cess with which It Is meeting.
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20 WOMAN

Is beautiful with bad skin, covered with PIN
pies. frPckie> moth or tan. | have been a,Ae,
many times what will remove these un-ightly
bltmi>he-. No face paints or powders " IN re-
move thea. they are caused by impur,
blood. Ihe only sure remedy have ever seen
Is sulphur Bitier-, and IN humble Of cases
have rover known them TO fail Edfress
Fash on Gd<eue.
- HANE been a sufferer from catarrh for
years Having tried number Of remedies ai-
Ne-ti~e'i 4 sure cure," tthout obtaining any
r. lief. had resolved never to taAt any other
patent medicines, when 3 friend advised me 10
irF Eb'- rsAm Balm. ! DIN - with great
reluctance. hut can nov testify that after H. na
Il for six weeks believe mN>rif cured. 1t t,
a most agreeable remedy ~ Invaluable BALM
- Joseph stewart. bL4 Graud Ave. BROOKLYN.
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East Sullivan.
Marc L. Urann is at home from Maine
State College, Orono. for his vacation.
Sydney Bunker of West Sullivan has
opened meat market at Sorrento. Mr..
Bunker has had long experience in the
meat business and is sure to succeed.
Miss Rachel Dyer's health in improving
under DR.. Bridgham's treatment.
Your correspondent gathered a pint Of
wild Strawberries. June IL. They DO not
often ripen till about July |.
The potato bug is doing great damage
here.
Claude Graham. child of six years, son
of the late Robert Graham, has been con-
fined to his room and part Of the time to
his bed, by spinal trouble arising from a
slight fall some time ago. At present
writing he is able to be utdoors some
The little fellow is greatly missed.
Miss Addie Urann has gone to Sorrento
to work.
Thursday afternoon team with a large
load OF lumber and "a pair of rather tired
horses, got stuck at the foot of a long
hill. A man drove alongside who evident
ly believes "a friend In need is a friend In
deed" Hastily embarrassing his own
horse he hitched him TO the cart with the
others, thus easily enabling them to draw
their load Let US profit by the example.
Quite number of cottsgers ar. at SCR
rento, including DIR. Wilbur and family,
DIR. Jackson and family. Mrs Goss,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmunds and two daugh-
tiers, Gen Benet and Mr.. Chas Sinclair
and family. A party of guests are expec.
ted July LIST.
July !. SCorr.
Report of the term of school in dis
trict No 6, East Sullivan, ending July !.
Length of term. twelve WEEKS Number
registered, "a; average, 20. Those not
absent during the term: Geuevs Pettee,
Edwin Doyle, Rudolph Hatch and Cora
Haskell Absent one day or less. Alton
Thompson. Alvsh Merchant. Leon Whal-
ing. The scholars did good work
ELLEN II. PREBLE. teacher.
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Rain rain; drixzle drizzle; pour pour,
has been the order of the day for week
Your scribe was over to Ellsworth the
2Ith uit. and from Snrry TO East Surry
the road was simply a sea Of mud.
The BROOKLYN Band boys are winning
1Attering encomiums from all for their
neat appearance 10 Their new uniforms
"Beulah, the author Of "Zsrzarilla. Is
in town accompanied by her friend Pauline
Lockhart, They occupy the farm house
on Harhor Island of Naskeag Point
Henry Kane is to build new stable
&. w. Grant Of Winterport. has re-
turned home With his family They have
been stopping at Mrs. Grants father,
Deacon Geo. II. Doriiy's.
one Of y. y. Tibbetts' cottage, at West
End il occupied BY a Mr.. Elgrc Of Boston,
'Rah for Harrison and Reid,
July BENprGo
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Nurry.
Fast Surry was thrown into a state Of
terror by pedlar Of headache powders
and pill, who went into nearly every house
entering the front door and walking into
the sleeping rooms where they were in
sight Al some places he said be was show
Ing goods for one Stuart. He was found
nearly asleep ID the bedroom of Mrs Han
nah Young. lady Sc Years Oh. who would
have found him there, had not the neigh
bors seen him enter the house and gone In
and told her and helped get him out, lie
WAS ~ell-dressed stranger. with but one
eye, and an odor more offensive than that
of skunk. He fell into the hands Of the
terror OF East Surrv, who with the help OF
the juveniles and their dogs, hootei him
out Of the place The women viii look
for the man in the bed room sharper than
ever after this. When lie got ID the VII
llgc he was taken care " ny George Clark
The Grammar school ii district No 3,
closed June q Pupils not .b,ent one
half day Elsie Flood, katie Sperry.
Hiram Knowles, Fannie Alien, Nellie Alley
and Florence Wood The average rank In
lessons and department during the term,
being reckoued on the scsle Of 100. is As
follows Katie Sperrv. Is; Eva Young
- Lillian Treworgy, %; Elsie Flood IS !;
Lillian Freethy, 80 Sadie Jarvis, "a, Mel
lie Alley, "a Jennie Freethy, ~ Florence
Jsgood, % Ella Jarvis, 9j, Fannie Allen,
81; Lizzie Lufkin, 80; Craze Lufkin, "a ;
Florence Eldridge, %; Jenrie Carlisle, "a /;
Grace Beede, 80; Florence Wood, 80 ;
Hiram Knowles, o. Maynard Blaisdell
80; Clarence Campbell, 81 Eddie Camp
bell, "a
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North Hsncock

North Hsncock.
Services were conducted Sunday, the
srd, by Rev. Geo. Garland Of yCur city
Mrs. Geo, Hayward and her two little
girls have gone TO Boston to visit her ST.
ter Mrs. Kennedy.
Miss Frank Norris has gone to Soath.
west Harbor to stop during the summer
months,
Miss Susie Mcfarland has gone 10 Ba.
Hsroor 10 stop a while.
Sherman Mcfarland has come home to
spend the +th.
Victor Smith has got home from sea
A tso mouths term Of school closed OF
July 1T, taught by Miss Nellie Morgan Of
Sutry Her school has been one OF the
ti:>t lality and all are satisfied with her
untirlng efforts to make it successful.
Miss Laura Crockett closed her school
In No. g. on the same day.
All the young people and part OF the old
went To Lees circus and had good time
In general.
Rain sill the time, but the grass looks
we'll all the same
July SUBSTITUTE.
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Married..

El-wurth-lune ~. by Rev. + + Butler. Mr.
John W Malone and Mis- Mary + Doyle, both
OF Ellsworth.
July >, by Roy. Edward A. Mason. Mr.
Edmund VI Anderson and Misz Myra r. Jelll
son. both Of Ellsworth
Surry-Iuly :, st the Rapti-t parsonage. bv
Rev. > 9. Whitten. MIR Flwin G lord aud Miss
Lillian Clark both OF Surrv.
July = hy -amc Mr. Maurice Leach OF Blue
hill and Miss Ncttic r saunders ot Surry
ott--July }. by !. II DORIAN. ESQ Mr.. Jesse
OTIS
Buck-port June -. by W. \ Rcmick Esq.
Mr. Erastus & Nilsson and Nil Alice J
Bridges, both Of Buck-purt.
south Brnok-yillc- - ly W { Bates,
FL, Mr. Thomas Harvey and Mi-s Caroline
Nardwcll, both 81 Bruak-yIflc
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sullivan.
TIE Dennis family arrived IL town. by
train, Saturday evening last; also by boat,
Master Willie West - favorably known
here, and whose coming inaugura,es the
band of boys" to whom vacation mean,
fun in its fullness."
We were present and highly entertained
at the graduating exercises of the ELS
worth High school on Friday, the 24th All
the exercises were good. We also en-
joyed very much, the Kind words Of Rev
Father Butler to the graduates, as he
counseed them of their possible future,
and closed his remarks with reference to
the old and netc worth-the old with
its fading lights, and the new stars to
light its future.
News was received here on THURSDAY
last, Of the death, from consumption of
Mr.. Gilbert Foster of Concord, n II
formerly of this place. and son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jabez S. Foster, houored ciLizeus If
the town, aud the latter still living here at
an advanced age Mr.. Foster leaves a
wife, the daughter of Mr.. Nelson Abbot,
now Of Concord. and son living in the
West.
Again the community was surprised and
greved to learn, a few since, of the death
of Mrs. Edward Smith in California Mira
Smith will be remembered as having spent
the summer. with her five children here
with Mr.. Smiths mother. Mrs. NJ. A.
Smith. six years ago and since her return
to California has been an invalid much OF
the time. A year ago. her daughter
Florence was called from here by her
mothers Illness. The family have the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-07-07
BUCkLEN'S ARNICA SALYE.

The BEST SALvE In the world FOR Cuts.
Bruises, sores, Ulcers, Salt kheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chopped Hands, Chi.baan~,
torns. and all skin Eruption~, and positively
cures Pile or no pay required. II is guaran-
iced 70 -ite perfect satisfaction, or money re-
funded. Price - cents per box,
FOR SALE BY :. y. Wiegin.
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Ell-worth-June ~ to Mr. and Mrs t,eory.
r. Campbell. son.
North Hancock-June 10 to Mr. and Nra Geo
r. Cline, daughter.
West Sullivan-,Iune DO 10 Mr. and Mr. Geo.
r. Miller, daughter. Bernire May.
trauite-June %, to Mr. aud Mrs William A
fcttcngill a daughter. Edith Dora
Waitham-July g. Ia Mr. and Mrs Herbert
Jordan, a son.
daughter - =
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The Trave arrived at Southampton
with confirmation of the wreck of the ship
Fred B. Taylor, and the loss of two Of her
Craw
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-Gall, and wound, on horse. are un-i.hrl,
and objectionable. They run Dc cured y hll,
the horse /, stun worked By applying BIoh
MuKK'S GAII. (IRF.
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WASH DRESS GOODS

N all the staples and novelties. Cotton
Goods never We're as cheap as they are
now. We are Offering some remarkable
bargains in this line.
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Ellsworth Port.
ARRIVED
Wednesday, june 20
Sch VIM Pickering Hammond. Boston
sch Sea Flower. Milliken. North Side
Sch d Lawrence. Patterson, Plymouth
Sch VIM Archer. Pat,en, New York
Sen ,arah A Blaisdel Peterson Salem
Sch Samuel Lewis, Jordan, Boston
Sch New Boxer, Patten, Boston
Sch Allandale, Sinclair, boston
SAILED
Thursday, June 80
sch yestal, Fullerton. Bass Harbor
Sch Olive Branch. kief, Franklin
Friday. July
Sch Wesley Abbott, Whitaker, Rondout
Sch Sea Flower. Milken, n + Harbor
ARRIVED
Sch Arboreer, Clark. Boston
SAILED
Saturday, July2
Sch A h Woodward. Holt. Franklin
ARRIVED
Monday. July4
Sch Abigail Haynes, Coggins, New York
SAILED
Wednesday. July
Sch Vim Pickering, Hammond. Rondout
Sch Lawrence, Patterson. Boston
Sch Glendy Burke. stanwood. Eastern Port
Sch Caressa. Closson Eastern Port
Sch Ella Eudora, Harvey, Lincolnyille
Sch N Kennedy, Woodward, Rondout
Domestic Ports.
BosroN-Cld July 2, schs Susan N Pickering.
Haskell. brunswick, Ga; II VI Whitney, Bangor
Julia Baker, Somes Sound; w Emerson Bucks
port
!. Ar July g., schs Electric Flash, Crockett. and
Brave, Greenlaw, Deer Isle
Cid July |. sch Mary Standish. Moore, Swans
Island and New York
FERsANpISA-sld July 2. sch Henry Crosby,
Stubbs. Fall River.
BATH-Ar July 2, sch & II Crowley, Boston
MT DESERT FERRY-Passed In July |, sch Edith
B COombs, New Bedford for Sullivan
BAxGOR-Cld July 2, sch Nightengale, for East
Bluehiu snd New York
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Draperies and Curtains

A. usual we make special effort, 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
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-07-07

MI James l.. Brown Of Trenton Il build
ing new barn on the site OF the old one which
was recently destroyed by fire.
"o ne" steamers are now running on
the Ellsworth and Rockland line, giving daily
service. See advertisement In another column.
A young child OF Mr.. Hudson o. Kelley
ieil from the grand stand at wymsn Park on
Monday afternoon. but was not, we hear, seri-
ously injured.
= he prizes won at the races on the Fourth
were As follows: Hose race. LIST. eco; End,
$50; 80. SIS. 100 yards dash. s25. Chief en-
gtneers' race, gold-headed cane
Great improvements have been made OF
the entrance to Masonic Hall and the offices on
the second floor of the Masonic block. bv a lib
era use OF calcimiue and paint A water closet
has been put into room No. 5. at the expense
OF Lygouia Lodge of Mssons.
The Ellsworth delegation to the National
!. 7. :. C. f. convention at New York, left
this Wednesday morning. They are Rev II.
". Conley. Misses Mary II. Mcfarland. Mary
A. Clark. Mary Robinson. Annie Robinson,
Lutte Blodget: and Mrs. Giles
In the absence OF Mr. Chiicott who |. In
attendance al the Third District convention at
WaterVlle. Mr.. +. W. Lord is acting as editor
of the AMERICAN. II any one wishes to pre-
sent The editor with boxes OF fruit or other lit
tie luXures. we respectfully suggest that this
4, good time to do so.
The bell at the Baptist church was unable
70 endure the persistent ringing that the boys
t-.Ep 49,
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Look out for the Jolities in Hancock Hall
Saturday night
The Ellsworth Falls Engine Compsnv hs
purchased hose reel OF the Bangor Extension
Company
There viii be preaching at the Free Bapti.
church sunday next, morning and evening. b.
the pastor
J. A McGown is having hi store on Mai
street eeiled overhead with matched board,
it Is good Job
MIR. Augustus Moore Of Ellsworth Fall.
Is building handsome house on Dean street
and proposes to move into 1t As soon a, it /
completed.
-There will be meeting Of the woman
Relief Corps Friday, july sth, at the usus
hour. All members are requested to be pres
ent
The William Fairhsnh, Dramatic Co. vii
play In Hancock Hall July l.ih. 18th and l6, b
This company j. well recon. mended by pre-.
and public.
Mrs. Lillian May, wife q J. :. Hodsdon
died IN thi- city. Friday morning. Her sor
rowing husband ana mother baye the .inceres
sympathy N all
The domand for rooms at the BAR Harhor
hotels J. Increasing daily and the Indication,
are that rooms will be At = premium later Z
the season.
Special ro~,sl service hs, been di>con,in
Ata "h i"u'" - Z" " ct Browufed and or
rouI. '# 90 Granite. Hancock rnuntv fron
>.+tb r,,.A.u
ELI. Congregational church viii be closed
un.4 ~.,t.,al.- Tr. rsv NJ ~. tl,.. ,,.
Y ""H1a'- " Pc abN'hf un'
~ fhe "''"HH- ~ iht ehurt p.
Nj LAIN NJ : - ~ .,.tt.
- i''''- -" N'i''' A''
.hr ''- ANNIVERSARY - ihFir marriage 81 their
go '''i''' 'H i"uT''lAS' = y
i NV. '' guests WI. De / resent.
Many ~ our citizens went To E'IehjiI
TUESDAY 'o see 'h' horse trai>. We uuirr-
>'ar3 r..t sewers Z -worih horse, took part
.u th, rs.r~.
-N..r,.-h.,i.. h-,.. hsrt .-.,as-..i 4, ,A.i-
r.s ,.it..-,,. ii, ,t, p,.,-.s
4, h-,.4-
t..,..,
'''.- w ,''
q, '-' ''' ~ 'A'
' mus - go '"' '"s i'u''
'> "i N''' ''- 'li' 't''"i'' "4 >ufeNi-'r> ana
i'i'' w H' "' -'h As-tni- A. are fpFdlai y
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NONRESIDENT Tax Notice.

Non resident taxes in school district number
three In the town of Hancock for the year 1881
THE following list Of taxes on real estate of
i resident owners in school district
number three in the town Of Hancock for the
year 1891, in bills committed to +. W. Colby
collector Of said district, on the Both day OF
April 1891 has been returned by him to me "a re
naming unpaid on the eth day of April, lssFl by
his certificate of that date and they now remain
unpaid and notice il hereby given that If the
said taxes, interest and charges not paid into
the treasurer of said town within eighteen months
from the date of commitment of said bills 40
much OF the real estate taxed will be sufficient
TO pay the amount due therefor. including inter
est and charges WILL without further notice. he
sold at public auction at the town house, in
said town, on the 18th day of November, A. D.
ls.s.. at four O'Clock In the afternoon.
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City and County
New Advertisements

Keep COL \. II. Norris
ho-toh ana Bangor Steamship 90.
BlunhiN aud Ellsworth Steam-hi Ga.
hailrpad >hows-Leou " Wa-hburn.
Wanted sage Il Co.
CORPORATION Meeting-L. \. Emery.
lass -tieo. \. Dustin
Notice Of Violet Cos
The Electric sparks. II. wirgfu.
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Nonresident Taxes.

e .fot eyel&
f for Q
t s ncto rsatt nhc :, rIay Ma
FAidmt t tra-u croft
u o the iiH n1ttu d
tuli n
Without
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A Card.

The Kings Daughters circle of this city
wish TO thank Mr.. James NJ. Bartlett for his
unsolicited gift towards their reading room.
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Advertised Letters.

ELLSWORTH POST OFFICE, July 2. 1892.
John $. Davis. Mrs. Hannah Doyle,
Willie III. Foster, Mr.. A. l.. Friend,
Mr.. l.. J. Hale, Mr. l.. $. Hamlin,
&. D. McGown. Miss Fiossie slower,
W. II. Weed.
Please call for advertised letters.
A. X. DEvERKUx P. N.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castora
When she vas Child, she cried for Castoria-
When she became Miss she chung to Castoria
When she had Children She gave them Castoria
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syATE OF MAINE.

HANCocK, S. Court of Probate, Ellsworth
June term, lSt2.
A PETITION having been fled hy tho widow
"A of the deceased for an allowance out of the
personal estate of the following named person
viz.
Hiram c. Raymond. late OF Np4.- Desert in
said county, deceased.
Ordered, That said petitioner -.. public no.
tice to all persons interested, by sing copy
OF this order to he published three weeks success
lively in the Ellsworth American, Il Newspaper
printed or published in Ellsworth, that they NAV
appear at a Court of Probate for said county IL
be held at the Probate office in Bluehill, in said
county, on the second "Wednesday In july next
at ten o'clock in the forenoon, and show cause ii
any they have, why the same should not he
granted.
3w25 0. p. CUSNINGHAN Judqe
true copy-Attest :-CHAs. z. DoRR, Register
WE, the undersigned having been appointed
w by the Hon. Judge of Probate for the couu-
ty of Hancock, in the State OF Maine on the
eighth day of June, A. ID. lS92 commissioner to
receive and examine the claims OF creditors
against the estata of " William il Weber late OF
Eden, IN said county, deceased, represented in
solvent, hereby give notice that six months from
the dale OF said appointment are allowed to SAIL
creditors in which to pre- eHi aud prove their
claims, and that they will be in session for thg
purpose OF receiving the same al the 0Hce Of
Foster Wood, AT Bar Harbor- in said Eden, on
saturday, the sixth day of August and on Satur
day, the eighth day Of October next
CHARLES II. WOOD, i.
JAMES +. WHITAKER, Noih
June 20, 1899, 3w25
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Dress and Trimming Silks

In all the fashionable shades and fabrics.
This department i all right 4 full line
of Fables, China, Surah Satin and also
Figured Silks in all colors
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-07-07

We are showing Dress Goods by the
cord. Everything that j. new this ~prlu.
we have No 1urr a->ortmeu, east of Bos-
ton. Prices right.