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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-06-16
Henry de Tonty.
Par BENJAMIN Suite.
Lu devant la soci6t6 Royale du Canada
lie 80 mai 1892.
lsuae.)
III.

Par un arrat du u mai 1876, le
.roi await accord6 certains priyile-
ges q Cavelier de Ia Sale, = charge
par celui-ci de construire ct de
maintenir dams de bonnes condi-
tions le fort Frontenac Catara-
.coui, kingston ct de pentourer
dune colonie de cultivateurs, ce 3
quot ayant pourvu, Ia Sale reprit
le chemin de la France en- 1877.
LIE 10 mai 1873 le roi reconnais-
salt que les engagements du 13
mai 1876 aYaient 6t6 consciencieu-
sement remplis. La Sallessem-
barqua . Ia Rochelle le14juillet
suiyant. et le 10 septembre Il 6tait
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-06-16

LIE Wigwam de Chicago Oh dot
se tenir la convention democratic
que q 6t6 fortement endomag6 par
Forage de lundi dernier.
On q meme cru que cette con
vention serait tenus 3 Minneapolis,
mals cette rumeur s'est dissip6e.
Sept personnes ont etc tu6es
dams Get orage.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-06-16

On trouvera cette semaine chez
s. 3. Olson & Gle, DIES occasions
splendides 4 l'occasion de leur
grande vents de JUN, mantilles ct
dolmans pour danes, mousseline
de chantilly, zephirs, surahs 4 la
YER, etc.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-06-16

Lundi soir. vers Z heures, un
tramway 6lectrique de la 60 Aye.
Nord, q renvers6 une voiture con
duite par I'M nomm6 G. FELTON, ct,
dams go chute, celui ci s'est infige
des pleasures graves.
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PERSONNEL.

M. ct Madame Horace Voligny,
ex-6chevin de la vile de Saltwater
ct leur niece, NELLIE Antoinette
Beaupr6, de toilette, p. c., Cana
da, 6taient en- visite en- cette vile
la semaine d%erni4re, les hotes du
Rev. P4re Martin.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-06-16

Voul, vous, cette semaine,
aoheter 1 bon march6 de beaux
ginghams zephyr, des 6toffes pour
enfants, des chapesux pour danes,
garnis ct non garnis?
Allez chez s. e. Olson & Gle.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-06-16

La distribution dee prix aux Gle
YES de. PEcole Notre-D Dame de
Lourdes, aura lieu lie 20 JUN, d
huit heures du solr.
Nous en- publierons le program
me dams no.re proclaim num6ro.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-06-16

M. Frank Rob ,rt. secrktaire de
l'hon. Juga j. 3. Olivier de st.
Paul, 6tait q Minneapolis ces jours
derniers.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-06-16

Lundi soir un terrible orage a
psss6 sur Medina ct Hamel Sta.
ton. 48 Wires ont etc bris6es q re-
elise ct dams tout lie village, il y en-
q en- 40 de cass6es.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-06-16

NJ. Dufresne de Crookston, 6talt
ici mardi dernier, de rptour dun
voyage de plusieurs semaines an
Canada.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-06-16

M. JOS. 3. Crepeau. de Calumet,
Mich, 6tait q Minneapolis lors de
la convention rationale 16publi-
caine.
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1thn IL l4n<sI.
MINNEAPOLIS, l6 JUN 1892.

L'agent de rEoHo DE L'OUEsT
passera mardi proclaim, q cou-
rant, chez nos abonn6s de st Paul.
Nul doute que nos eompatrlotes
lul m6nageront une bonne r6cep-
ton.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-06-16
Ecole Notre Dame de Lourdes
BULLETINS DU Mo1s DE MAI.
EXCELLENT.

EXCELLENT.
Clara Belair, Elise Belair, Mary
Dupont. Florence Tousignant, Ma
thilda Cloutier, Clara Letourneau,
Sara Cloutier, Rosana L6tourneau,
Marie Armeau, M6dora Lefebvre,
Marie Frenette, Ida Th6rianlt. Ma
mic Lace. Alfred Roy, Ida Boutln,
Tharsil Parent, Anna Turgeon,
Dorila Taillefer. Freddie Blan-
chard. Laurent L6tourneau, Calix-
to Deslauriers, Freddie Blanchette,
Willie Bourassa.
TREs-BIEN.
Ida Brault, El6onore Dupont,
Noel Veuilleux, Marie Gigniere,
Anna Ledoux, Della Laplante,
Emma Rouleau, Florence Dsmers,
Emma Tourville Sophie Daigle,
Odilon Bilodeau, Willie Bay, John
Felix, John Bay, Louis Veuilleux,
Florence Page, Annie Bazinet,
Clara Houla, Clara Poisson, Nellie
Jibaud. Marie Louis Belalr, Anna
Jam, Malvlna Cloutier, Clara Ma
rier, Leda Couillard, Freddie Ga
gnon, Mamie Branlt, Bruno B,an-
chard. Georges Roeh, Aldric Val
Iliere.
BIEN.
JOSEF Bilodeau, Mamie Richard,
Julia Page, Adolphe Bllodeau,
Ephrem Beaucbene, Joseph Iur-
geon, Raymond Noel, Virginie Ri
ehard, Delma Gagn6, Marie Label
lie, Lille Provost, Clara HILBERT,
Jessie Desroohers, Marie Houle,
Gertrude MoVicar, Goreiana Lee
doux, Willie Page. Louis Demeu-
les, Corinne Bissonnette, Octave
Belair. Alice Page. Napoleon L'h6.
raalt, Eugene B6riault, Rose Hal.
II, Exllia Oorriveau, Eva Marier,
Lille Psradls, Victoria Paquette
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Lundi dernier q Gu lieu le ma
riags de M. William Riel avec
Nellie Clara M,chaud.

La premiere communion des en-
fants de la paroisse Notre Dame
de Lourdas q en- lieu CO matin.
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Naissances.

A Duluth, Mimi, lie z JUN, Ma
dame Nazaire Marion, une file.
A Duluth, MINI lie IL JUN, Ma
dame Cleopbas Bernard, une file.
A Osseo. le 6 courant, Nine
Emile Lefebvre, un garcon.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-06-16

M. Lucien Courteau, d6put6 She
riff de st Paul, a visit6 Minneapo-
lis ces ours derniers.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-06-16

M. ct Nine Chabot de Crooks
ton, 6taient de passage lei mardi,
venant de leur voyage de noces au
Canada.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-06-16

neapolis, 20 acres de bonnie terre,
situ6 ! Z miles de la Post Office,
entire Minneapolis ct Osseo.
81, 800 pour un lot avee une mai
son de Z chambres, bien fnie, puts,
situ4 sur Ia 2eme rue Nord ct BE
Avenue, VISA Wis du Northern
Mill.
Il vendre on q 6changer pour
de, pr%opriet6s = Minneapolis on
ISL Paul, 500 acres d'excellente
terre, la Motto en- bois ct prairie.
situ6e A5 miles de Brainerd. 4 ~
miles de IL aorlssante petite vile
de Little Falls ct 4 proximite de
chemlns de fer. Ce terrain est Sc
tu6 dams ST Matthias, paroisse don't
ID majorite sont des Car adiens-
Francais, il va une 6glise catholi-
que, magasins; scieries ct mouths
! farine. Pour plus smples rem
seienements s'adresser 3
81 100 pour I'M lot ct une jolie
maison. situes sur Ia l2Ame Ave.
m, No Ills.
Voici an placement ayantageu'lx..
IExaminez cette propri6tA.
=. pEMEULEs,
NoTA1RE PUBLIC.
Ia waehinpf0n Ave.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-06-16

est p1oteg.e par deux redoutes e
le fort de San Juau de Ullvs, stu,
sur une fle 4 environ un demi mill
de la cote, defend la rode ct la vii
le. Les rues sont couples q angl,
droit ct dune propret6 remarqua
BILE. malgr6 qu'elles soient pav6e'
avec pes galets ct que l'egout OF
bien une tranch6e Sc trouve dan,
le milieu des rues. ii y q plusieurl
squares Cd le soir on peut 6coutel
la musique. Les maisons sont bier
constitutes, avec une pierre de ma.
ture calcaire ct %corail, en- vieu,
style espagnol, entourant une cou1
carr6e avec DIES gal ries couvertes
C'est lei que Cortez descendit I
terre pour la premiere fois en- arri.
want en- Am6rique, ct l'origine dc
la Vile remonte d la fin du quin.
zieme steele. II y a pen d'6di6ees
int6ressants txcept6 la superbe ca.
th6drale decor6e style mauresque
On genre d'oiseau nomm6, "Tur.
KY buzzard" forme une chose ca.
racteristique de l'endroit ct Ia loi
lie protege. La rade n'offre pas de
securit6 au mouillage des navires,
ct jusqu'A tout r6cemment des an
neaux de fer fixes dams les flames
des roehers de File San Juan de
Ullva servalent Aamarrer les vais
seaux en- rade. Toutefois la rade q
6t6 consid6rablement am6llor6e
depuis que Ton q construit IN I'M
mense brise lame qui prot6ge les
navires des cours de vent du nord
qui soufdart avlc une grande vio-
lenca lorsqu'jls regnant.
Une excursion de la Vera-Cru
a Jalapa est digne d'int6ret. On
voyage au moyen de voitures trees
par des mules don't on met quatre
q chaque voiture ct qui sont re-
layees toutes les deux heures. La
distance est de soixante-dix miles,
ct la difference latitude est de
plus de 1000 pieds entire la Vera
Cruz ct Jalapa. LIE voyage peut
s'accomplir dams I'M jour parceque
les b6tes sont men6es vigoureuse-
ment. LIE retour prend le meme
temps, quelquefois moins 81 les
mules sont conduites au galop d Ia
descente. On suit l'ancienne gran
de route conduisant de la Vera
Cruz q la vile de Mexico ct q moi
tie chemin entire Jalapa ct Ia Vera
Cruz traverse Fancien pont natio-
nal. On peut voir lancien champ
de batailie de Cerro Gordo ct Ia
ferme du general Santa Anna.
Chaque mile du chemin est richie
en- beauties ct vaut bien la peine
du trajet.
Une journ6e a Jalapa est un
temps bien employee. Les mai
sons sont du vieux style Espagnol
avec fenetes grill6es ct encaissees.
Les rues sont irr6guli6res montant;
ct descendant lelong DIES pentes
escarp6es DIES colines formant des
coudes ct des tournants. La vile
est dune propret6 parfaite, vuque
la pluie les lave complement q
cause de leur situation monta
gneuse. DerriAre la vile il y a
une montague qu'on nomme le
"Coffre de Perote" qui doit son
nom q cause de sa resemblance
avec un cofffre immense.
Jalapa est renomm6 pour Ia
beaut6 de ses femmes ct le proven
be Espagnol clos Jalapanas son
Halaguinas'' s'applique bien . pro-
pos. La traduction signife lies
femmes de Jalapa sont enivrantes
ct ensorcellantes." La v6rit6 du
proverbe peut etre certif6e par
beaucoup ct chaque amateur du
beau, aussi bien que peut l'etre Ia
legende qui dit que l'endroit est
une partie du paradis descendu
sur la te1re.
ARGUS.
"a continuer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-08

North Hancock.
Mr.. George Thorsen has bought and
moved into what was formerly the Brown
house. He is shingling and otherwise
giving the house repairs.
Mr.. Coleman Hooper. wife and little
daughter Edith have been visiting at Mr..
]. Il. McFarland's for few days.
Victor Smith Is working for Mr.. g. E.
Norris at Hancock Point driving his
team.
Henry Milliken. Jr.. has been quite sick.
but we are glad to hear be Is now on the
mending hand.
Mrs. Cora Crawford returned to her
home in Lawrence. Mass. recently. accom-
panied by her brothers. Herbert and John
Shute. who intend stopping there awhile,
and then visit other places.
School 10 district No. is now in SEES
sion, taught by the former teacher, Miss
Laura Crockett.
Miss lena Mcfarland has gone to Cas-
tine to attend school.
Mr.. John Mckay is making repairs on
his house,
Henry Foren is At home from ses Tor
few days.
Sept. s.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-08
Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS. Charles II. Lewis, OF Boston, Sui.
w folk county. State OF Massachusetts, by his
mortgage deed. dated the second day OF June, A.
d. 1885, aud recorded in the Registry OF Deeds for
Hancock County, Maine. in vol 24l, page 226, con
veyed to me. the undersigned, a certain
lot or parcel Of land situated in that part
Of the town Of Sullivan, Hancock county,
Maine. formerly called Waukeag Neck, now
known as Sorrento, 1t being one-hal undivided Of
the premises now or formerly occupied by Ly-
man NJ. Bragdon and Samuel n. Bragdon, and
known as the Bragdon lot the whole of which lot
is bounded and described as follows. to wit: On
the north by land recently owned and occupied by
Wealthy e. Hall and heirs OF W. +. Hall; on the
east BIZ tide-waters of Flanders Bay; the south
BY lot recently owned by Edward Moves and on
the west by land of n. X. Preble and heirs of
George g. Stover containing one hundred twenty.
six acres, according to survey of James Peters in
1853, reservfng and excepting one acre of land
conveyed by said Lyman NJ. Bragdon and Samuel
N. Brsgdon to Leonard U. Bragdon, also except
ing the meeting house lot described in lease to
pewhoiders In the Union church; and whereas the
condition of sad mortgage deed has been and II
now broken. now therefore, by reason OF the
breach Of the condition thereof, claim a fore
closure of said mortgage and give this notice fol
that purpose.
LYMAN n. BRAGDON.
Sullivan, Me-. August 18th, A. D. 1892. 3wA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-08

Schooner Allston OF Boston. Capt. Lunt Of
sullivan, for New York with grsnite. while
entering Vineyard Haven Harbor. Wednesday
night fouled the British schooner Boniform
at anchor carrying away her jib-boom and
some headgesr. The Bonisorm had her star
board iyrail broken. The disaster was caused
by the Allston's wheel rope fouling The
Allston made temporary repairs and proceed
ed. She lost her maIn-topmast off Mt. Desert.
.-Mavroyeni Bey. the Turkish minister and
his friend, Frederick Diodst Thompson, gave
a novel entertainment last week at Bar
Harb0r. This affair occurred upon one of the
Porcupine islands and many invitations having
been sent out. there was a big attendance.
The people were transported to the island in
small steamers and yachts and it was the work
OF hours TO get them all over there as they had
to be landed from the steamers in small boats,
there being no wharf on the island. Mayroy-
eni's scheme WAS ADAPTED from some of his
native sports at home and consisted OF ali kinds
OF races and sports. There were boat races
canoe races. pie races, sack races. 100-yards
dash, tbree-legged race and Delsarte cake
walk. Some of the matrons Of the upper cir
Gle thought some Of these races little vulgar.
but then Bey was such nice man that they
winked at them and applauded the effort Of the
them and many of them left the grounds before
they were finished. According to the program
all the animals and bugs were there. among
them being pig, cock, hen, puppy, q
! donkey. a mouse, a cat, rat, goose, a SPUR
| rel. coon, a goat, a calf, pigeon, q lamb. q
| white porcupine. bumble-bee. an eagle, little
alligator and various other animals and insects.
| Birds and beasts had strings tied to their legs
| and then lots were drawn and the young ladies
| of the swell society drove or attempted to drive
them to win. The course was fifty yards,
and had 1t not been for the cruelty to the
| dumb creatures it would have been very anus
| ing. Most OF the victims refused to move
| at all, and those that did move were sure to go
| In the wrong direction. The drivers were
| provided with sharp pointed sticks and they
| prodded their steeds to their hearts content.
| All was confusion. The goat fell on the alli-
gator, the cat chased the pigeon and the eagle
| made vicious attacks on his prosecutors. The
bee died, and one Of the dogs legs was dislo-
Gated. An agent for the society with the long
| name was sent for and was soon on the ground
| but he decided to his own satisfaction that nc
cruelty was being practised and the sport was
| not molested. After the races were over Z
grand Virginia reel was danced on the grass
| making 8 very pretty thing.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-08
CONSUMPTION,
DIABETES, NERVOUS DEBILITY,
Night Sweats
CJrRED
CURED,

SALISBURY COVE, June l, 1892.
MORRISON MEDICAL Co.,
Geutlcmon For over 5 years
had been SICK, not able TO work half
the time and then not able TO do half a
days work. Ny lungs were weak, |
had BAD cough all the time, was very
sore acres. ms stomach and bowels,
sometimes could not stoop nor bear to
be touched. passed large quantities
of water aud had every symptoms Of
diabetes. In this way | went on until
| had la grippe last winter when l was
worse IN every way. my nerves seem
+, give entirely out. When went to
hcd nights my feet and legs would be-
II TO twitch and Jerk so could not
'ep them still and often had to get up
r a while, Ny pipes seemed to all
II up when went 10 bed 30 | could
scarcely get my breath. | had very
bad cough and night sweats for a long
lime. People saiu ! had consumption
and could not stand it long. | began
taking your Sure Cure Tonic and soon
found myself gaining very fast. |
have taken four bottles and am better
;han for years. have worked Is
days building roads and am well and
wish to give my statement for the bene.
tit Of others.
Yours truly,
ADELREHT GRAY,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-08
Marine List
Ellsworth Port.
SAILED

Ellsworth Port
SAILED
Wednesday. Aug 81
Sch Mnneola, Ray. Boston
ARRIVED
Sch francona. Young. Boston
sch sea Flower. Milliken, >omes Sound
Thursday. sept
sch otronto Milliken, Boston
Sch Eastern Queen. Lampson, Boston
Sch Emily, Moon Boston
Sch Arboreer. CLARK. Boston
SAILED
Friiay, septe
sch Allandale. safler, Boston
sch 5 Lawrence. Patterson, Hancock Point
ARRIVED
saturday, sept3
Sch Valiant. Dagge,t, Rocklani
SAILED
Tuesday. Sept
sch Elizabeth, Tate. Boston
Domestic Ports.
BosroS-Ar Sept2, schs Aida, Bragdon, from
sullivan; Willie, Babbidge. III W hitmore, Dow
Hall. stnson, and Mary steele. Haskell. Deer
Isle
Ar sept 8. sch Alice NJ Leland. somes, Mt Bes
ert
Sid Sept 8. schs Lizzie Cochran. c NJ Walton, d
Patchfn
AR sept /. schs Mary Lord, Lord, Rondout; An.
COLA, Moon. Bangor. Alice Crabtree, New York
Northern Light, Miibridge
BANGoR-sld Aug 81, sch Webster Barnard
New York
Ar sept l. sch Barnes. Portland
FALL RIvER-Ar Aug 81, sch ii q Moseley
Holt. Philadelphia
DUTCH ISLAND HARBOR-Sld Sept l. schs NJ
Baxter, Mt Desert for New York. II Whitney
New York for Castine, Nellie Doe. New York for
Buck sport
NEW YoRK-Ar Sept 2, schs AL iston. Lunt Sui
livan; Rob't Dority. Low, sedgwick. II Cottrel
Haskell. Boston; Nightengale Thurston, New
Haven
mar Sept g. schs Annie R Lewis. Lewis. Bangor
Freddie Higgins. Blake, Bluehi; Chrome
Lindsey. Franklin: } Allies. Crockett. Sullivan
Alice Mitchell. Rurdick, Somes Sound
Cid Aug 81. bark Mary c Hale, Higgins s.
Pierre; sch Myronus. Boston
Ar Aug 3D. sch w Pierce. Pierce, sullivan
Ar Sept l, sch H W Haynes, Bonsey, Bruins
wick, Ga
PoRTLAND-Ar Sept 3. schs W Hail. Deer Isl.
for Boston; hite Cloud. Robinson, Somes SounC
for New York J b Norris. Holmes, S w Harboi
Ar Sept !, sch Glendy Burke. Stanwood, Boston
Ar Sept2 sch Jennie Stubhs, Gardner, Rag
ged Island. WI
PHILADELPHIA Cid Sept 2, sch D d Haskell
Haskell. Allyns Point
hondout; Pickering, Bath for New York
Closson, New York
VINEYARD HAyES-Sld Sept3 ,schs W Young
Elizabethport for Mt Desert; Dickey Bird Bafti
more for Bath
Foreign P0Fts.
LIsBoN-Sld Aug II, brig Eugene Hale, Hard
ing, Para
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-08
Children Cry for
Pitchers CastoFla.
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS

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used by millions OF mothers for their children
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1t cures diarrhea. regulates the stomach and
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ly40.
Calls and wounds on horses are unsighily
and Objectionable They can be cured while
the horse is still worked by applying BiCk-
MoRE's GALL CURE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-08
Obituary.
Nathan Shaw .

Death has claimed one OF Could .boro's hest cit
liens Nathan Shaw departed this lie at his rc-
idenoc at West Gould-boro the nrst Instant al
the age OF g. years, months and ls days. Mr.
shaw well known and highly respected
throughout eastern Maine. lie man and
citizen Of inestimahle worth and will be great '
missed. not only by the citizens OF hts own town
but by the people NJ the whole county
In religious belief he was \ Univer-ali,t
whose convictions were a. firm as the grant,
hills OF Maine For many years he had been
consistent and valued member OF tie Masonic
fraternity. Ia the War OF the Rebellion he gave
the he=t -trrn 9Th and efforts Of his young man
hood to the nag and country he loved. He was &
Lieutenant in Capt. Ebcu 6. ingalls, company
Z. OF the 18th Maine Regiment He was good
soldier and won the love and respec, OF hir com
rades. He WAS also an active Grand Army
n Past Commander Of ID. l.. Wearc Post No. -
of East sullivan This Post took charge Of hi-
funeral and tcnderly conducted the beautiful and
touching rite. Rev pr. Francis g. Peabody
who came over from Bar Harbor and Rev J. 4
Weed of sullivan, were the officiating clergym
The large gathering Of people who were pres
ent lestined 20 the respect in which the decea
washeld.
For months hi. health had been poor. but he
did not give up labor until shout the first OF
July last since then IL quite evident TO hi.
family that he could not recover. Yet his death
must have been a surprise to many as he was
confined 10 the house but few days aud he wa.
always -o cheerful that Il was hard 70 realize he
was 80 Ill. ON the morning of the day he died
he -aid II am only waiting for the children q
come home" His eldest daughter arriy ell from
Dies Moines about an hour before hi death, but
the absent -on did not reach home until after the
spark Of HE had gone out. He was conscious IL
the last The deceased leave. widow. two son.
and Two daughters. Kennebec journal please
copy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-08

st. Nicholas for September contains a
richly illustrated sketch OF the life OF the little
king Of Rome" Napoeon's son. Ii Is by
Tudor jerks, and the pictures are by Harry
Ogden. The life OF the poor little king was
most pathetic. As he himself says. In the cpl
taph he composed for his tomb He was born
King OF Rome, and died an Austrian Colonel"
The frontlspiece shows the exhibition OF
Gersrd's portrait TO the Veterans of the Guard
on the evening OF one of the battles OF the
Russian campaign.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-08
Died.

Obituary notices beyond the Date, Name and
Age mast be paid for at tie rate of ten cents ne.
Ellsworth-Sept. g. Mr.. James Monaghan, aged
81 years and months.
Aug 81, Pearl l., daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Perry, aged months and Is days.
Great Pond-Sept. 8, Miss Lillian II. Colson,
aged IL years.
West Gouldsboro-Sept. ], Mr.. Nathan Shaw,
Journal please copy.]
Eden-Sept. ], Capt. William T. Leland aged
"A years and months.
Northeast Harbor-Sept.l. Fred Henry, only son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen smallidge, aged Is
years, months and days.
Green's Landing-Aug. %, Mrs. Ora Eaton,
aged 81 years.
Matinicus-Aug. 49, Charlie E. knight Of Deer
Isle, aged 10 years and months.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-08
Nonresident Tax Notice.

Non resident taxes in the town of Orland, in the
county of Hancock, for the year ISL
THE following list of taxes real estate of
non re-ident owners in the town of Orland
for the year 1891, in bills committed to Frank
Cotton, collector of said town, on the 22nd day Of
MAY, 1891, has been returned by him to me re
naming unpaid on the Goth day of May, lsS2, by
his certificate of that date and now remains IN
paid, and notice is hereby given that if the said
taxes and interest and charges are not paid into
the treasury Of said town within eighteen months
from the date of commitment of said bills 50
much of the real estate taxed 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 Selectmens ONCE in
said town, on the 22nd day of October 1sS2 at
ten O'Clock in the forenoon.