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Tombstone epitaph., 1892-07-10

Sure uffi- foFtunss hsrs been rnsie a
 syisfs isr us, by snna Page, Austiu. iera-, ard jn0. Boan. Toicdo, Utio. ses cuf. others orc doing ss we'll hy |net yvaf some esrE over tsoss-o co . fsaorsa- foa caa do ths work and I've 1at hs.iss~, ~hereser you sre- kseB De- ginners gre eariiy earning from fs 10
 fto dsy All sT~s. We show yco how
 ard sfsrr yo-- Gan ~or< in sf<rs tine
 CT sli the firse- Big money fsf vofk-
 en. Fsslgre unknown smonx fbena.
 KEW end wonderful. Particalsr- free Hex DoO Hsorlfand, Maino
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-07-10
Save Your Money ON EVERYTHING YOU BUY Write for Mammoth Catslogue--A
 J0o-Page Book.

Containing Illustrations and giving lowest man. ufactnrers prices on all kinds of goods and supplies: Groceries. Household Goods, FuFni- tgre, Clothing. .adies and Gents Clothing and Furnishing Goods. Dress Goods, White Goods. Dry Goods, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes. Cloves. Notions. Glassware. Stationery. Watches Clocks, Jeweiry, Silverwaae, BuggieS, Whips. Agricultural Implements. etc.
 ONLY FTRST-CLASS GOODS.
 Catalogue sent on receipt of 20 c. for postage Good Agents Wanted in every count-- and city 10 introduce our goods Live men can make as much as $50 per week
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Tombstone epitaph., 1892-07-10

they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute. HERBERT BROWN. Register.
 JAMES REILLY, Attorney for Claimant
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-07-10
xIsc SOLOMON LODGE NO. s. r.&AM

MEETS THE THIRD SATUR .t/A., day in each month al Masonic Hall gs~ <I All Visiting Brothers in good standing v ' are invited 10 attend. Special meet ngs when the flag is hois,ed on the Hall.
 C, C. WARNER, w. Nj. kIkr HART Sec
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-07-10
PATENTS.
MINING APPLICATION
 No. 56J.

[. s Land offioe, Tucson Arizons.
 May g, 1892
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-07-10

A STATED MEETINGS ON THE T third "Wednesday of each month in Ma N~ sonic Hall Notce'of special meetings oy hoi1ting special flag. Sojourning Com Panion cordially invited
 ADoLPH COIN. H. P. r. L. McoRE. Secretary.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-07-10

JAMES REILLY, Attorney for claimant.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-19
Die 0erfuhuua,

bel raubem Better ins 8reis ou seben. tritt
nidt iebr bduFg sin. aber BieIe bon uns fino
bdufs senotbist iid bdbIidsm Dettsr aus3u.
ieben. Sranfbeiten. tpel&e bon GrfdIhlna
berriibren, fino niGt auf befonbere 3eiten oes
Sabres beidrdnft. Sas 1T Sbatlade. oesbalb
follte fd in oem Baubidranf iebsn Sauiss
etiuas nno jtuar mas Nidt elm gemobnIi&es
@ei5mitteI. oem aIles febIt auber Die aufrssenoe
Gigenldaft. ionbern Elm Nrdparat. oas bel
ieinen ftdrfenoen gissnidaften oas 8orpertp.
fem in miIber @eiie trafi,9t unS bierourd
ben Sorper am gbeften 8esen bic llnbiloen Der
@itterun9 ruioerftanbsfdb'9 ma1t. Soitet.
ter's Wa9eut8tters bat orei ober bier Gigen.
idaften, Die fein anoerer dbnIiher artiieI Be.
iist 80 bebt Aidt allein bic 9eioen, meldbe
fi6 nur au oft init t6otli1er @irtuug in 6orm
Der 8rippe 8eIteno MAIDEN 70 bringt einen
totalen llmfdWun8 in oem sefdmddten Blu.
ftanoe eiues Spftems berpor. bas befonoers
Der @efabr zines anfalls bon oieier Sranfbeit
ausgeiebt 1T unb 60 bot Die Gigenihaft, Die
@efabrsn 3u befeitisen. wsIde BON elmer Der.
fbledterun9 bes 8lutes uno bon llnorbnunasn
Der aeber uno Der 8eroauunssorsans Sroben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-19

-Sn bem als Bdritsnfabrif einse.
ridteten SabfdssI Der 8eformi9ule su
Suntinston, Ba., brad am Sonntas
Mbenb plbblid Seusr aus. tpsIdes bas
8ebaube in 9lide leste unb einen S1a.
ben bon $40, 900 anri4tste. grf ben
eifrisen 8emabunsen Der Seueriusbr ss.
lang es, Der Slammen Serr 3u tperben.
Wabrenb bes 8ranbeS berrfdte aqse.
meine 8ertuirruns, ba bic 45O 8nabsn
Der Infalt tpie beieHen bur1einanber
liefen, idrien unb bic Nufe Der 6euer.
tpebrIeute ibertbnten; nur nit srober
Dtdbe tonnte bic Oronuns tpieber berse.
felt iperben. Sn bem Sldsel ipirb gar
fein Seuer Ober 2idt sebrannt unb Der
Serbadt. bab 8ranbitiftuns borIiest,
uirb nod baburd psrtarft, baB idon
su beridiebenen MaIen 8eriude ges
madt iuorben iinb, baS @ebaube su ser.
it6ren. Babrideinlid bat elmer Der
&naben Elm StreidboI3 unter bas auf.
8eitapelte MateriaI seiporfen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-19

-Serr Srisbrid Sdmibt, Der be.
fannte Opernianser bon 2eipsis, barf
NIT 8edt itoIs iein auf bic S6aar bon
Sreunben, bic er fib tpdbreno elmer
fiinfmonatliden 8eiudsreiie in bieier
@egeno ertporben uno tpobon bic ibm
su gbren am Sonntae Mbenb in Der
2ieberfrans Saae sesebene Mbfdiebss
feier elm 10 berebtes SeuBnib ableste.
&aum nod ie 3ubor bat bic Salle Elm
10 sablreideS publifum Bel elmer dbnIis
den @eleeenbeit umfabt, unb seipib
iinb ME bic @aite befriebister seidisben.
Bon WiIfesbarre iparen ied3is Dits
slieber beS Sdnserbunb eridienen, bon
bier ebrten ben @ait itarfe 9elesatio.
men bes 2ieberfrans, Der Sdnserrunbe,
bes 9lrion unb TurnpereinS. Bon Gins
seIbortrdsen ieien ertpdbnt bic Der Sers
rem Gam, 8rof. Sdmibt (8rubsr bes
@afes), @attins, 2obmann unb Sins
ger. Ser Sanserbunb, 2ieberfrram
unb SGneerrunoe trusen 2ieber Dor
unp es erntete beionbers ber Iebtere
8erein bobeS Sob. SIN 8erIaufe bss
IbenbS ipurbe Serrn Sr. S9mibt non
benz 9lrion Elm soIbbsfnopfter Stod
iiberreidt; Serr pbiI. WeiB prdien.
tirte ibn namens Der Sreunbe bon gBil.
feSbarre Elm Bafiasstidet fir bic See.
reiie unb Elm @eIosei6enf. Die 5eier
am Sonnta8 9lbenb trus ben gbarafter
zines Sanserfeites i'm 8leinsn unb nod
ME subor 1T IN Seranton Elm @ait 70
init @brsn unb 8eipeiien Der Adtuns
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-19

Common Spuncil, III. Mu9uf.
Wlit stp6lf Mitsliebern tpurbe bic
8eriammIuns erDfnet.
Ser Staotfhreiber tpurbe eriudt, su
9lnsebotsn fiir ben Drud bon 500 Grs
emplaren beS Stabtcontroleurs 8eridtS
aufsuforbern.
giner Mnsabl @orlasen bonn Select
Council ipurbe beiseitimmt.
SoIsenbe neue Sorlasen tuurben bors
selest:
SIR stpei StraBenbaiins an ben Ofs
unb Weteden bon 8roof StraBe unb
BittSton 4benue; fir eine Nibelirs
unsSIinie an ben Ileps stpiiden 8rpss
peet uno BittSton Mpenues unb Cherry
uno Sig StraBen; bic Sriit fIr bic
8esabIuns Der Staot' unb SduIiteuern
bis 3am l.. Oftober obne StrafaufIdIag
ausbebnenb; bab Der Stabtseomster
bolle Musfunft iibsr bic 9tipelirilns bon
giorb 9arfieIb slpenue sebe; bab Der
8aus Snipeftor plGne fir baS Columbia
SdIaudbaus anfertise; babbaS Seusr.
oepartement Gomite beS Stabtratbes
nit bem 0iapor unb Gbef semeinidaft'
LID permanente 8ebauiunsen fiir Der.
idiebene Companion ausipable.
Die Srase iiber pfaiteruns ber @pps
ming 4benue erreste einen beftisen
Sturm. Sanb fiibrte feline @etrslen
su @uniten bon IspbaIt, Dubiss unb
feline @nbdnser ipOllten SdIadenbads
iteine iubitituirt baben. 2lae Mntrase
bIieben isbod unerlebi8t, ba Stimmen,
eleidbeit berri6te, unb um bic enbeIls
tise gntideibuns Der Srase su Ser'
eiteIn, berlieBen Sano unb brei Mnbere
oas 9immer, 70 baB mansels zines
Nuorums bic SibunS pertast tperben
muBte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-19
Sabtt cure Mrmem Steuer.

Die Duplifaie fir bic @rmsniisusr fir
1892 Iiub nanmebr In mtinsn Sdnbsn unb Id
bin isbt bersit, pisislbs ~ empfanssn In benz
i3immer Der ArmsnbsbDrbt, 42f Qadamanna
Mpenus isben Wo&eniag Don 9 Mprefns bis
5 gia1mittass, ausssnom nsn, bab an Gam
ffastn big Dunt 10. Ssptembsr bic Offiee am
t2 llbr Wittuss ssi&IoOtn isin wirb. co.
fortiss 3abluns pirp psrlanst.
50 werpe In q. 8. Soyls's Stcre, Dun.
more, pom IS. bio gum %. isbsu Wpnats iein,
bon $50 bio 8 80 Mbsnps, bio auf psitere
@a&ri&t 5ur 8squsmIi&ftit bsr Dunmors
StnrJablsr.
8.9. Wormler, gofeftor.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-19
Ser rSbelI~
Type WRITER

$40 taufsn ben Sbell Sppe Writer
nit IS Gbaraftsren, uno $l5 fir ben eins
fadben Seea, NIT Der 8arantis, before
arbsit Su tbun. uie irseno cine Maidine.
Sie perbinbet Ginfadbeit nit 0auerbafiig
teit, Sbnelligfeit Heidtisteit Der Operation
uno bdlt Ilnger obne 8eparatir aus, ole IT.
seno eins anoers Waidne. Sein 3arbenbaao
fort Den Speraterr. Sie 1T bhbid, fompaft
nideI.pIattirt perfeft unbEa0en Grtoroerniiien
enlpredeno. @ie eine 9rudsrpreiie proou3irt
fie Elm reines, leierIides Manuicript. 3pei
ODER sebn GIemplare t6nnen auf einmal sc.
mad,t ruerben. Srseno cine inteIlisents @er'
ion tann iid gum Speratsur in apei sasen
ausbiloen. 8r offeriren $1,000 ir9eno
ensm Operateur. Der 70 pisl Ieiften fam, mie
ole boppelte ObelI
8uperIdifge a9enten uno 8erfanfer weroen
psrIanst un0 Sdnoleru ipe5ielle Sortbeils 8e.
9eben. Sur Yampblete unb 8eferenjen Wenoe
man iid an 0dell Type Writer Co.,
36S-364 Dearborn 81. ebieago, Su.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-19

iiberbauft iporben, tuis iis Germ Srisbr.
S1miot au tbeiI tpurben. DerieIbe
tpiyb bieie WOde nit benz norbbeutiaen
Glopobampfer Spree tpieber mad ber
Seimatb abreiien; ipie es beibt. ses
benft er ipieber bierber auriidsufebren
unb it4 in Scranton bauernb niebersus
lahen. Wlit bunberten anberen Sreuns
ben tptini9en mir ibm bon Sersen
@liidlide &eiie!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-19
3ur 8eQdtultg! I!

fir alle Mbnnnenten, tuel6e nod i'm
8iidfanbc iiub.
Da Der Serausseber bes ,.ScrantOn
BodenbIatt" in 8iirse tpisber NIT ben
iabrliden 8oIleftionen fir bic 3eitune
besinnen tuirb, 70 linb aIIe nod rii d.
fanbise 9lbonnenten eriudt, ibre
8etraSe 70 baIb pie mbsIid su entri&'
ten, ba es uns bebeutenbe Widbe eripa'
rem tpirb; bOffentIid entipridt ieoer
riiditdnbise Ibonnent unierm seredten
8erlansen prompt.
I6tunssbou,
Ser SerauSeeber.
rSeoer arbeiter if isines eobnes tuertb :"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-19
Die StaatSsTatr.

{. Die 8enniplbania Staats'Sair unb
bieiabrlide Sair Der 2adaipanna county
9lderbau @eieaidaft pirS abssbaIten
in benz Drifting parf am g., g., Z. g.,
9. unb 10. September. Gs tperben
3ebn Iauienb Dollars in Yrdmien offs'
rirt. gintritt so Gents; 8inber untsr
l2 Sabren 25 gents.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-19
@eItene 6eleaeubett /!

Sd piinlde msin 30. 1044 u. Srstns ass-
nus seleeenes Giasntbum 70 ~ Serfaufen, bab
Der aauftr 10 vrossnt sspinnt. 3psi 5Gulsr
fir pier 5amilien, brinsen $24 pen Mcnat.
8ru6tbGumf, Staetpalitr uub alss tn gutter
Orbnuus. 5enrp 9Barnede, fO47 ".
YreScptt Npenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-19
NuffprberunQ!

@o ift 5riebrid @ilbeIm San.
fen, aus 0iiIfen in @beinpreuben Der am l..
03br. 1891 suItbt bon Seranton aus in feline
6elmatb 9etdrieben ausfrnft erbttet Wm.
3, &ieieI. Ser1nton, Ya.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-19
DeHtl@er 8aa.0ereiR go. s,

Dabl.Na6rt&t.--Dis iabrIite Ser.
lar,mIana bss .Deati6en 8au.0ersins No. 6
BON Sranton" jur WabI ppn 8famten unb
brsi Dirsftorsn, 8ti&Iub iiber elm Mmenssmsnt
au ben WsbensefeBsn unb Icl&s anesre Ge-
ltdfk, bic rs6tsmabis pOrsrbra&t prbsn m5-
gen, pirh fattlinben
slm 9iemitas, %. Mmsnit,
UNI 7 llbr atenbs. Die 8abl wirb often lsin
ppn 7.30 bic 9 llpr Abeubs.
31,2 ". o. Goodman, Ssfr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-19
Steaeaein6.

Gin junssr, tbatissr Mann iudt 8el6dfti.
suns einise Sage i'm Wonat ale Collector.
8uts &efsrsnsen. gfabsrss In pisfsr Office.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-19
Gba .. .. u euffer,

528 Xadaipanna Nbsnue 528
W.usas @ooen uno srObs ausmabI Tn
Giiten, &appen, @arberobe.M .MrtifeI
sno iibsrbaupt ale In Sas Sei&dft sebOrenbsu
Baarsn. 8effe eeutfbe mub ambere
NBelle in allen 8arbsn,
Aolsupaarsn arbtitsflsiosr, S1irme, etc.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-19
gasem s@impff,
ASroftifeber ltbrmacber,
BIT 2afamanna 9lpenue.

Sat tets einsu bibi9en 8orratb BON @anb.
uno Safdenubren. llbrsnfstten. Buiennaosln
8in9en, 9efdmeibe ueridieoener art u. I. No..
unb beoient Sunoen reel unb piinftIid.
8eparaiuren an BanO. unb Saidenubreu.
8eidmeioe ieber art. unb alle in mein 6ad
einidIa9enoen 8srridtansen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-19
Sm oermietben:

Store 225 8enn abenue. fribsr aubTds
8dderei. Bobnuns obenauf. @ute @eIe.
genbeit fur einen tiidtisen Bidder. Radju.
frapeu bel 6. 9o.ren5 AIS aadawanma
Mpenne.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-19
Gbmt. u. 8artl.
Mrbiteft unb &ambmefTer,
30. 4O4 aadaipanna absnue.
DyomiHs Saus ssssnibr.

YISns unb aefsHibnf&ISss fiir sltubautsn,
eanbpsrmsiiunstH unb 6tRitbuus bon Grfns-
Itntfn unb ale In tas Snetnifur- unb Baa-
fad dnl&IaesHbsn Mrbsitfn psTben prompt
unb stipihsnbaft auseffGbrt. Grunbhiidf In
1auIpts ParieaiTt unb eanbfarten aneffertiet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-19
Sobn Sbiel,
& &nm b ensS b n eibe er,

@it Dem beitsn 8orratb bon importirt.m
nno eiubeimifdem Sude perbinoe i'd cine
lansidbrise Grfabruns ole 8uidnsibsr. aar
Die allerbsfe Arbeit Wiro aeliefsrt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-19
Stabtratb.

rSsosr arbsiter if isines eobnes tusrtb =
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-05-12

A citizens meeting was held At the alder
mems room LAST Saturday evening to make pre-
limlnxry arrangements for grand Fourth Of
July celebration In this city. L. A. Wymsn
was chosen chairman and J. A. Cook, secre-
tarv. general committee to take the whole
matter into consideration and make all neces-
ssry arrangements for such celebration was
chosen NJ follows: Mayor A. H. Norris,
chairman; j. A. Cook, secretary; Geo. A.
Parcher, treasurer; W. J. Logan, Geo. B.
Stuart, Jos. Silvy, Z. N. Campbell, Henry E.
Davis, John E. Doyle, J. c. Chilcott. Cbas. j..
Brown and John B. Wiswell. The general
committee were authorized to oil vacancies
and appoint sub-committees. L. A. Wyman.
j. C. ChiIcott and J. A. Cook were chosen
committee to visit the meeting Of the city gov.
eminent the following Monday evening and
SIX for an appropriation from the city TO aid
the celebration.
Capt. Joseph n. Gordon, Of Franklin,
went to Southwest Harbor some days ago, In
tending to do some salt water fishing. Shortly
after Bic arrival there his entire outfit, con-
sisting of IN I8-foot d0ry. travis and hooks,
new rope, an overcOat and 1rkin full OF f0od,
was stolen by some drunken deep-sea Usher.
men who made . harb0r ut Southwest snd
sailed In the early dawn, while the owner OF
the dory was "out Of sight" As Mr.; COR
don ID an old man he feels bis loss very keeniy
and ii IL to be hoped that be Will soon recover
bis property.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-05-12
Edwin ID. Gould.

Mr.. Edwin D.Gould of this city. " no died last
Monday forenoon after some v bat pro,rscted
Illness from complication OF troubles, but
more especially perhaps from blood poisoning
was born at Wool~ ich. Me-, u ls1A He mo, ed
TO Ellsworth in 1876 and engaged in the man.
ufacture Of bricks. which business he has car.
ried on here from that date TO the time OF bis
death.
He was identified 10 city affairs. having
served on the board OF aldermen two years,
1888, 1854.
He served In the army during the late rebel
Hon. as orderly sergeant OF Go. +. 10Th Me. In.
fsntry and was charter member OF VIM. II.
IL. Rice Post, No. 55, q. A. r., Of Ellsworth
he NJ also member OF the Mssons and OF
the Odd Fellows. The funeral wss held at his
late Residence on Water street this (Wednes.
day forenoon, tue service being conducted BY
the u. A. X. Post Rev. J. +. Crosby, chaplain.
The remains were escorted to the train and
thence 10 Brewer. bis former home, where
they will be inferred. Mr.. Gould was q man
much esteemed and respected among hi,
friend. and will long be remembered As most
upright and honorable citizen. He leaves q
widow. who has the heartfelt sympathy OF
the community.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-05-12
SPRING ANNOUNCEMENT.

We would respectfully call the attention Of
the People OF Hancock Co. to the fact that We
have just put in large Assortment OF Room
Paper, Ceiling and Borders. line OF Ham.
mocks taking in all of the most Popular Sly les.
such As Mexican, Luxury. Perfection, pia-
mond, etc. See the Hammock chain before
Purchasing. We also carry Flower pots. OIL
cloth for Tables, OilcIoth and Paper for
shelves, Bird Cages. and Bird Seed, Tin ware
Lamps, Crockery, Pictures, Toys, Dolls. Purs-
Is, Confectionery and DOL Soda. Choice Flow
er Seed at &c. Il Paper, Tuberose, Gladiou, and
Dah.ia Bulbs. AT
Hollis Variety Store.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-05-12

West Brooku,lle.
VIM. Stevens has moved his family from
Brewer TO this place and Will reside here in
future.
whale of medium size was seen of
"Jerome's Point" yesterday, making its
way out Of the river the strong full tides
no doubt had something to do with bring
ing him In.
There were many arrivals 10 town to-
dsv per steamers from Portland Belfast
and Bangor. Among them we noticed
Rev J. G.. Young, wife and daughter, Capt.
Robert NJ. Tapley, Mrs II, B. Emery. Miss
Allie Allison. James II Jones, Fred L.
Tapley, James Smith and Melville Lord.
George V. Mills, Esq, Capt. Rober,
Tapley and Capt Jerry Jones returned
from Bangor Thursday, where they had
been attending the state convention as
delegates from this town.
Slowly time wipes out all old landmark.
/ but BY the more speedy way of the watch
! tackle" and GROW bar" the old SHEPPARD
House" on the ferry road, was RACED To
the ground. The house was built BY Capt.
Joseph Wsrdle more than a century ago.
I Mrs. Geo II. Tapley received last week
nice box of oranges direct from Florida
| They were sent by her niece, Mrs II.
/ julius Smith, who owns several orange
groves and passes her winters there
/ Capt. NJ W. Ellis Of Searsport. Is in
| town looking after the repairs on schooner
/ Eva Adell.
Prof. Ferabey who visited this place
last week TO examine the alleged discovery
/ of coal. prouounces the ind 10 be the hes,
in the State. ToMsoN.
May s.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-05-12
Sewing school.

The scholars Of the sewing school, which
has bees conducted during the winter 10 the
Congregational vestry, will be gratded TO
know the results Of their work, and to receive
the message OF thanks vi ich comes from Good
Will Home 10 response TO their contribution.
The proceeds Of the two sales amounted to
about forty five dollars. OF this sum thirty
doIlsrr has been sent to Mr.. Hinckley tow ard
the support Of the Home for boys. The re-
msnder Of the money has been reserved TO be-
gin the work another winter. The following
|. an extract from Mr.. Hinckleys letter &C
knowledging the receipt Of the gin:
l want you to thank the young people who
have so kindly worked for the Interests of
Good Will Home. | believe this 10 Gods
work and whoever works for 1t, 10 q co-work-
er with God. Surely they have succeeded
well. and hope the work will be 30 conduct
ed here that II may always have the helpful In
terest Of the good people 10 Ellsworth. re-
main, very truly yours,
g. W. HINCKLEY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-05-12

Lasolse.
| Cold and dry, but farmers are getting
their seed into the ground in hopes Of q
bountiful harvest.
Mr.. T. L. Hodgkins has gone to Gran.
berry Isle to engage in business for the
summer. Mr.. Lewis King will take his
place as Sabbath school superintendent
during his absence.
Miss Shirley T. Rice is at home from
Pennington. where she has spent the win.
ter. Mrs. Herbert Tilden accompanied
her aud made visit Of several DAYS, the
guest Of Mrs. W. H. Rice.
Rev. II. B. Tilden and wife Of Cherry
field, were in town last week and made
calls upon their old friends.
The Busy Bees" held an entertainment
At Town Hail, Friday evening, after which
ice-cream and cake were served. We
understand about thirteen dollars was real.
lied. which will be devoted to the Good
VIII Home"
We regret to say that Rev. F. s. Bick.
ford has resigned his pastorate here, very
much to the regret Of church and parish.
He is good preacher, and highly respect
ed, and we trust he may be prosperous
wherever he goes, but we wish ne had
seen 1t his duty TO remain with us.
School commenced May 2nd, taught by
Miss Ella F. Jordan Of Ellsworth
Mr. John King has engaged 10 a new
business. He is canvassing for the auto
biography Of Gen. Butler. The beautiful
Tree OF Life" is also being csnvassed for
BY q beautiful young lady.
Mr.. Madison b Joy OF Hancock. was
visiting relatives here yesterday.
Mrs ID. II. Hagerthy and son returned
yesterday from visit to relatives in Surry.
Mr.. J. b. Coolidge met with quite an
accident. In rolling a hogshead of nolass-
es he managed TO get two fingers severely
jammed lie went to Ellsworth and was
advised by the physician to have one tingcr
amputated but concluded he would not
He does not believe In giving up for trities,
SO keeps right at work.
Painting and repairing vessels and get
ting them ready for service is being rapid
ly carried on.
Mr.. Lewis King has been painting his
house and outbuildings Mr.. A. X. Cool
idge has painted his own and J. b. Cool
idge's and d. r. Hagerthy's and Others are
painting and making Improvements.
Mrs. G. B. Hodgkins was at church last
evening, the first time since her long III
ness. Her friends are all glad to see her
out again. NEM. Con
Mays
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HI. Desert Very.
"Balmy May" is as cold as roaring
March"
Schooner May Queen, Capt Grant, sailed
for Newouryport, last week.
500 tons of coal were discharged at the
Maine Central wharf last week.
The steamer Sappho Is undergoing ex
tensive painting and cleaning al the rail
road wharf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wsrdweil. who have been
away on short visit, returned home last
week.
Elder Geo. Garland has been hired for
one-third Of the coming year. The re-
naming time he breaches at Ellsworth.
There has been organized here within a
month past the Y. L. ) G.. +. It's officers
are a. follows Mrs. Flsville Moon, Pres. ;
Mr., Carrie Martin, Vice President; F-rdie
Moon, X. Sec. Mrs &. Martin, Cor Sec !;
John Thompson, Treasurer. It's charter
members (active) were twelve and asso-
ciatc members eight, aud new ones are
coming In weekly. There is quite a large
Attendance and good deal of interest
shown.
OF the attempted suicide of certain
IL making such sensation, we think the
least std IL soonest m-nded."
WAitsf Hsgerthy OF So Hancock, had
hi. Lex operated on last week by Drs
Hsgrrthy and HodSkns He Is doing
well.
The ladies here have organized band
of willing Workers, for the purpose OF
buying some seats for the meeting house
Its officers are a. follows: Mrs Carrie
Martin, Pres; Mrs. Margaret kief, Vice
President; Mrs. NJ. Pomroy, Treasurer
Venie kief, Secretary. We wish them
every success.
Joseph Grant has gone to wayland,
Mass, to do carpentering. He writes
plenty OF work and lovely place.
Daniel Gray OF Sullivan, formerly of this
place, moves TO Sound, Ne. this week
Mays. YANkAPoo.