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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-08
The Penneys Net at Clifton.

The morning OF August cath, dawned
bright and clear, so that those who want
ed to attend the eleventh annual re- union
OF the Penney family were not detA ned ST
home by unfavorsble weather. This wear
seventy five relatives gathered a. the old
homestead, where their many wants and
wishes were ministered unto by A c. Pen
ney and his kind family, all Of whom
were present. When the dinner hour came
each family took their basket and seated
on the green grass In the orchard and
lawn, seemed TO enjoy the following hour
a. one Of the best for the day. G.
Weston Of Bangor, who had been engaged
Tor the occasion next photographed tie
group. aud obtained some nice pictures
which will be greatly valued by the owners
a memento OF the DAY, IL not for their
meeting was called. and officers for an
other year chosen Pres, G. W. Brimmer;
Sec. and Historian Eve S. Penney
Treas, g. W. Brimmer; committee on ar
'~''e A'u1hei ieuHeNr aDEam I.
Penney, Edw, J. Penney. The Secretary
then read letters fro 4 absent relatives and
resolutions adopted on the dsaths Of Jos.
Penney, Mrs. Lydia Penney. Mrs Elsie
Penney Phillips and Carrie L. Davis. all
Of whom have died since our last reunion.
NJ. +. Chick read an interesting paper pre-
pared for the occasion. An invitation was
accepted 70 meet next year with E. J. Pen
ney at Clifton.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-08

tAFr
The T J. Stewart Is In Bangor. having
towed from Portland. Capt Blake's friend.
here expect a visit from him.
/ The Emma ). Briggs is to 20 on III.
ways at Brewer, TO be cleaned and painted
/ then she will load lumber at Ayers mills
] for New York. Capt. W. +. Blake came
, home last Saturday and returned TO Ban
( gor Monday; Lester Blake and David
Gray also went with him a hands on his
/ schooner.
/ Miss Carrie Blake has been to Ellsworth
on visit, and returned Tuesday, the seth
1 Of August. on the Florence. She says the
! people Of Ellsworth are the kirdest and
most hospitable Of any she has ever visit.
ed and she hss enjoyed her visit thorough.
ly.
The excursion which comes OF on the
2nd OF September u looked forward 70
with great expectancy. IL is 70 20 10 Ban.
gor with Capt George Barbour on the new
steamer Sedgwlck and is thought there
will be a crowded boat.
Nearly all OF the boarders at Undercllr
expect to leave for their homes Saturday
3rd Of September.
Mr. Abigail Brakeman died Sunday nigh
and was buried Tuesday, the Both She
was very Old lady and has been Ill long
time. Many knew and loved her
Mr.. Thoms and grandson left Mr.. l.. +.
Sawyer's for Bangor Tuesday, the 30th.
They have seemed to enjoy boarding there
very much
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Blake and child
are coming to visit his father and mother
Saturday. They come from Old Town.
Mrs. c. H. Blake ard daughter Annie
went To Bangor. the 3lst Of August.
Mrs. Ives and family Mrs. Gilbert. Miss
Shattuck and Mr.. George Waterman will
all go home To Maiden. from Underclr.
Saturday the 3rd of September.
Aug. 81.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-08

Cases of cholera have occurred in Lon
don and Liverpool, but a fslling-of is re-
ported IN the number OF cases and deaths
in Hamburg. Good fortune may prevent the
diseases getting foothold In this coun.
try. We hope so; but in every city. town
and hamlet in the whole country no pre-
caution should be neglected. Eternal Wig
lance and rigid observance Of all sani-
tary laws are the price of immunity from
the dread pestilence. The action of the
administration in ordering a twenty DAYS
quarantine of vessels reaching these shores
from Infected ports VIII be generally APP
proved, and i; ought to put an end to any
panic or undue alarm. A twenty-dsys
quarantine OF all passengers from Infected
ports, or better still, OF all passengers
from across the Atlantic NAV reasonably
be expected to accomplish the desired re-
suit In afording protection to the people
OF this country. But after all the proven
ton Of The cholera is less national duty
than il is an individual duty |, Is YOU.
reader. and you who must really do the
work
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-08
The Duties Of Republicans.

We write this almost on the eve of our
State election. That election is a most i'm
portant event and one which appeals to all
Republicans in the State to do their very
best IN every honorable and legitimate
way, on Monday next, for the Republican
cause which is the cause of humanity and
especially the cause of the laboring man.
Some of the principles of the Republi-
can party which were the time honored
principles of the fathers, principles which
have brought prosperity to this country,
and promoted the best interests of all its
citizens, are stigmatized as fraud by the
Democratic party ip its national platform.
Ia view of facts like these and hundreds
of Others of equal moment, it behooves
every Republican ia the good State of
Maine, to go to the polls next Monday and
throw his vote in favor of the prosperity
of all our people, especially the wage
Garner.
A handsome Republican majority in
Maine. next Monday, viii carry encourage
ment to every part of the country, and the
success of the November election may de-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-08
The New Ballots How to Mark and
Cast Them.


" 81
4'-," upon ~ cast tne'r oa4iots Tor the
ar~t time under S lew law radically dif-
c.~eut from tAa .14 fbs- ne u,nosf care
t.f4..,
''' 'NA' ''i's ANes
iaAN n'' occur mas new election enact-
weI' which = known as the Australian
Tia .a- lsvy i or+ com, Treated ~ bsr4 ~
,..4..-..art ill.,. -. -...-..
= ~ ''e
a'' "'A'-ih l!t UNDERSTANDING OF every man
even those Of the most obiu>e intellect.
Some nrtiltic, ,vf,.. soain.t N.
.s...-.
a. ''i
Is AA> Aau a iA'F N'Al. u VIII become popu-
jar ami that the people would be very nm
yytI'ir. p, ~, fa.t >, d.. ola ,,o,,,,.-,+
.
"-'-'' : : A''''e" "
Repeated Y + tae "a" OF The STATE and must
ht respected accordingly
Tbfoi->fi. and ,l.. les, of,l. ,,,,.,.
....,......,... :,
'''e IoI iiahCocA
county except mat 'Ae reA! vote contains
the nam, Of one nominee only Of each psr.
~ f,r X,u-..-,.,.t, O.
AMERICAN l'An~ the names Of ali the
nominees IL tile whole county. for that ~
tie, {. ,....f .au -.,.,s
..-.t
-.i'' a. I'D --'' "'a-'si = h'4 entirety Gear TO
t4u.l, Up practice marking this sample bal
p. 4lt:. tile Who'll matter i, perfrc,lv nm
t--..,4 3 .t
" Aiie
f'-'9 I'D '"le ia WILL Know exactly what
~ DO The following viii give them all
needed information 4. 10 the MARKING .,a
''7 ' ''''- 'a'''>
Bach Y"t"r A. be enters the polling place
ru.ea "a. and la HI name checked on
I1Picate voting lit Thy one Of the ballot
Jerks, WA ae gwen one Of these folded
-i-a ballots. aud on proceeding 10 one
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-08

No. Biueh,iI
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stacey of Stone
ham. Mass. are visiting her father. James
L. Saunders.
Miss Ella NJ. Gushing viii return to So.
birmingham, Mass, September 9th.
Arthur H. Johnson. Esq. Of Dedham,
Mass. arrived 10 town on Wednesday last
and left for home Monday. He has been
visiting his uncle, Capt. Nathaniel Bow
den. Mr. Johnson shot five partridges
Sept. 3rd.
Miss Mabel and Master Eugene Franks
OF Bath, are visiting their grandmother,
Mrs. Abbie Cnshing.
Mrs. Mary McCaslin and daughter, for
merly of this place. are the guests Of Mrs.
d. Z. Dunbar aud other friends
Fred s. Hinckley and Irwin N. Bowden
visited at Belfast, last week.
Mrs. Caroline Wescott, who fell in her
barn i've weeks ago and broke her arm
very badly, Is improving.
Sept. 8. MAUpE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-08


Several camping companies have re-
turned from the various camps In this
vicinity, aud report 4 grand time. though
neither FISH nor bird rewarded their dill
gent search for the same.
The funeral OF Mr. Nathan Shaw of
West Gould-boro, took place Saturday
afternoon. the 81 inst and was attended
ny many Of his friends from here Mr..
Shaw was an honorable. upright and large
hearted man, and will lie sadly missed by
all who knew him His wife aud children
have the entire sympathy Of the COM
munity.
Mrs. Charles W. Foster and daughter
Edna, from Bay View, are visiting Ia
town and are guests of Mrs. o f. Burn
ham. Mr.. Fosters sister. All their old
friends are delighted 70 see them back
here again and hope their stay will be pro
longed. Miss Edna is gifted young lady
and something of 3 poetess. She has late
~ written a song. the music OF which Is
composed BIZ Mr.. Robert Bruce OF Lynn
and is soon 10 be published by White,
Smith & Co. II Is Inscribed 10 George
Parker, Boston's celebrated tenor, and has
been used by him In concert work and
considered, r. It l., 4 composition Of much
merit, IL promises TO become very popular
Mr.. and Mrs. W b Blal,dell ami dsngh-
ter were In town on Saturday. 80, calling
on friends here who are always glad TO
greet them.
Mr. and Mrs. W. ID. Emery left for their
home in Boston on Monday last.
Master Ralph {. Emery, who has spent
the month Of August camping, boating
and cunning. with headquarters at LIN
hardy" left the 5ih for his home and
school IN Boston.
Miss Amelia Simpson of Newton. form
erly Of this place, is spending q vacation
In town, and enjoying TO its utmost, old
haunts and old friends.
The manor Inn" has had for It's guest
the past week, Miss Winnie. daughter of
the late Jefferson Davis
Mrs. West Of HYDE Park, aud son Willie
returned 70 their home on Monday last.
The former Is sister of Mrs Stimson,
and lady whose face speaks q welcome
from all who know her. while her son is
too well known TO need a word Of com
mendation from anv. He IL surely a well
come guest in town at his annual vaca-
tions here r
Sept. 5.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-08
Watterson's Emotions.

Louisville Courier journal, Dem.
Let every true Democrat fall 10 line, and
al along the column let the banners wave
and the song be "down with the robber
tariff"
Down with the robbcr tarlit in the East
Down with the robber tariff in the North.
Down with the robber tariff In the West.
Down with the robber tariff q the South.
Down with the thieving duties at the
custom houses; down with the swindlng
reciprocity treaties; down with the can,
about the wage carriers; down with the
all the fallscies of protection. and up with
the starry flag of the Union. Free Trade
and Sailors Rights.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-08

pend very materially on the good work
which the Republicans shall do at our
Maine election.
Our State and county ticket is some
thing to be proud of. The candidates for
Representatives to the Legislature, nom
mated by the Republicans of Hancock
county, are men of. stnG1IRg worth and
marked ability. Let us khem the full
strength of our best support They are
worthy of it all.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-08
6iuehiIi.

! Mr.. John Gould. Mrs. Gould and two
/ daughters arrived in town Friday. and
| are guests at the Pendleton House.
! Mrs V. p. X inc left town for Cleveland
/ Ohio, Thursday.
Hon. Seth l.. Millken lectured at Penob.
| scot. Saturday night.
| Mrs Lizzie W Doe OF Providence, was
| in town last week. the guest OF Miss May
| Ober.
! Penobscot, last Saturday night, 70 listen
! TO NJ. Millken's speech, which did ful
| justice to the eloquent speaker.
Rev. Mr.. Dunn. Maine Missionary, oc.
cupied the Baptist pulpit Sunday.
Rev. c. c. Long was In town, Sunday
| Mrs. F. H. Eveleth Of Someryilie ar.
rived in town Saturday night, after lee.
! turing tour through the State. and is the
| guest Of her sister, Mrs. Abbie Slower.
Mr.. Libby, late principal Of the academy.
is at the Bluehill House
Mr.. Eugene Hinckley arrived in town
Saturday.
Howard Whitcomb and Sheriff Hooper
of Ellsworth. were In town Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Smith. son and daughter,
of Ellsworth, were In town Sunday.
Mr.. Walter Dreamer of Penobscot. was
| In town. Sunday
Mrs. W. |. Partridge gave birth TO a
daughter, Thursday evening.
Mr. Candsge and wife left for home FRI
day.
Capt. John Havlln and Mr.. Fred HavlIn
arrived on Sundays boat.
MIR. Logan aud wife, and Mr.. Pond and
wife left the Bluehill Inn, Sunday. for
Boston.
good number Of people are attending
the Baptist Association 1t BROOKLYN.
Miss Mcclure of Kansas left for Boston.
on Mondays beat.
Mr.. Charles Emery visited Bluehill min
eral springs, Monday, with party Of gen.
tiemen Col. r. E. whitman, Of Hsrper's
Ferry. DR.. C. D. Sherman Of Boston. Geo.
Bowen. ESQ. of Boston, Mr.. Plummer Of
Boston. J. T. Giles. ESQ, Of Ellsworth
and John Gould of Boston.
Sept. 5.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-08

-John &. Whittier. the poet, i very I'll,
and biz physician has expressed The op!n-
ion that he cannot recover. This i truly
distressing intelligence for the. Quaker
poet is very nesr the hearts Of the Amer
lean people. He lives In the affections Of
Il, all and it seems a. if We cannot give
him up. Grand old man! May his last
hours be peaceful ones
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-08

President Hsrrison's letter OF accept
ance has been made public. Like all other
productions OF his facie pen, it is a very
able document and one which does great
credit to It's illustrious author President
Harrison i wonderful mana fact which
the world i finding ont, more and more
every day.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-08
The Very Latest From Mars.
seeing is Relieving"
NEW YoRk. Sept.

NV YORK. Sept. T.
Professor Pickering telegrsphs the
Herald from Arequipa. Peru, "a follows;
Mars has two mountain ranges near the
south pole. Melted snow has collected be-
tween them before lowing northward. In
the equatorial mountain range to the north
Of the gray regions snow fell on two sum
mits August 5 and melted August :. have
seen skes near Soils Locus VARYING In
area from 80 By 100 miles to a. by 40 miles.
Branching dark lines connect them with
two large dark areas. Ike seas. but not
blue. There has been much trouble since
the snow melted In the arena clouds. These
clouds are not white but yellowish and
partly transparent. They now seem to be
breaking up but they stand densely on the
south side Of the mountain range. The
northern green spot has been photo
grsphed. Many of Schiaparelli's canals
have been seen single"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-08

Fast BlRehill.
The Democrats had their fag-raising
last Thursday at $50 p NJ. MI. Mont,
gomery delivered short address which
was well received.
The Republicans unfurled their flag to
the breeze this evening. A large crowd
was present. and the candidates and flag
were cheered vociferously. The citizens
then repaired to the hall which was well
filled. F. H. Binder called the meeting to
order and introduced Hon. A. p. Wiswell,
who delivered An eloquent and stirring
speech upon the political issues Of the day.
Sept. 6.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-08

The E-stern Maine State Fair which
was held at Bangor LAST week was great
success. People who were in attendance
are lavish in their praises Of II and many
say 1t surpassed in interest sill previous
fairs held in the Queen City. The attrac-
tons were many and various and the at
tendance was large.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-08
Hon. Nathan Oleaves

Passes Away at hisHome In Portland on
Monday.
PORTLAND. September g. Hon. Nathan
Cleaves died to-day of bright's disease.
He Was law partner with his brother.
Hon. Henry B. Cleaves, the Republican
candidate for Governor.
The deceased has been city solicitor,
Judge OF probate and surveyor Of the port.
He ran for Congress as q Democrat VS..
Hon. T. B. Reed In 1884 He was law
yer Of eminence and highly respected.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-08
Ladies Cloth Jackets
ChndrGl'S School Garments


SS~We are daily reducing price. Ia l.
other departments. especially id DRESS
GooDS,ouTiNGS and COTTON GOODS
also 10 SMALL WARES. From H. IN
until September 10th will be the best ....
to do your shopping as this is Clearin. p
time for our stock previous to the a.,a-
ing Of our Fall Goods First invoice i
hieh novelties of Fall Dress Good, ns
Will receive this week from the l4r.r m.
porting h"dse of +. s. JEFFREY vCu.
oil New York Our fall stock 10 every NJ
partment will be complete BY Sept. lu.a.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-08

" hat ear--piitng cries hear daily IN the
streets Of every large city But these tinerant
dealers no hawk their wares about ARE, " hen
under proper restrictions, useful portion OF
the community. and not such nuisance- Is the
catarrh haH kers. Th. j. stubborn disease
10 conquer but DR.. Sage'- Catsrrh Remedy
does ii. II Is mild. soothing and antiseptic.
unlike snufs that irritate, or solutions that
burn. II correets offensive breath, and re-
stores taste, smell and bearing. Nasal catarrh
often ends 10 consumption Apply the only
cure In time. Price - cents, by all druggists.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-08

Thirty ministers and three thousand
people attended the Methodist campmeet-
ing At East Machias. closing i've days
session. Friday evening. The weather was
delightful and the meetings highly salts
factory. Presiding Elder Norton had
charge.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-08

The fusion of Democrats with the Peo-
Pies party in various Western States will
serve to open the eyes OF Republican farm
ers to just what the Peoples party j.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-08

They say Of political esder in Texas
that ne carries the vote OF the State in his
hip pocket.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-08
II Should Be in Every House,

J. b. Wilson, ST. Clay ST, Sharpsburgh. Pa,
says he will not be without Dr. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Cold,
that It cured his wife who was threatened
with Pneumonia after an attack OF LA
Grippe" when various other remedies and
several physicians bad done her no good
Robert Barber OF Cooksport, Pa, claims DR..
Kings New Discovery has done him more
good than anything he ever used for Lung
Trouble. Nothing like ii. Try it. Trial Bot
ties loc. AT :. ID. Virgins Drug Store. Large
bottles. soc. and 81 90.
If you desire iuxurant growth Of healthy
hair OF a natural color, natures crownng or
nsment Of both sexes. use only Halls Vegeta-
BILE Sicilian Hair Remover.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-08
M. CALLERT.
NONRESIDENT Tax Notice.

TIE following list OF taxes on raaIa-rs.. p
nonresident owners In the town ~ D..fU.....
,nr me year 1881, in bills committed ~ y s
turner collector Of said town on the I'm .ls,-. ~
June: is5l, has been returned, Inv MIN h., I,.f t-
remaining unpaid on 1.-THE l7th Iay Of Dam, l-t-
py MS certlncafe of that date and the ntv -,.
,ha ian unpaid; and notice T. hereby given thai b.
VI. 'siu taxes, Interest and charges ar not ual
49, o she treasury OF said town within eiEhf,r.
ha sWls from the date of commitment ~ said
ss. ~ mueh OF the real estate taxed a. vii be-
,.1 g ii 70 pay the amount due therefor incui
ing interest and charges. will withaut further
notice. be sold at public auction At IT, -tnrr ~
Diack bGrrill In said town, on the 18th day ut
Decenber A. ID. lss2 at two o'clock in the after.
noon. ''''A d" 'i'
Name, II known. .cres Val Tay
Z RANK I'll Clergue, 10 Dyer tract,
nile strip east range 100 saD0 o. 10
Iiisha " Gorcion, lots No l. q
o.6 I, $, by plans Of A. B.
rarIngtoh Tor r. =. Baldwin 20 s. =
FRYE, h"ihS 90 ,.a e,,
sewell J. Mitchell. mart NJ RIsis
dell field, formerly owned H.
Jonah Dodge Is gs ls
jackson lot, so-ealled /
y IL. hiker, on head of Reeds
fohd, formerly John Merrill
adjoining land Of William u
Clayton, "a IFS
Land situated ON the shore of
Reeds Pond, being part OF lot
!, q, formerly NJ. Quins Haynes
tract, a I'M 500
GEO. r. GOODWIN,
Dedham, August sssh, 1852. Svs5
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-08

o Apponm |
Of h Cstt BE- mend propose by arcs II
0 tlunt land
era hl &C app |
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-08

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice n al,
concerned, thatNle has been duly appoiu t 81,
anu mas taken upon himself the trust III even
tor of the last will and testament Of tsathsrsas
:. Dyer, late Of sullivan, In the county Of Han
sock, deceased by giving bond as the law directs
he thercIore requests all persons who are in,
deoted TO said deceased's estate 10 make inma.,;
AZ pay ment and those who have any iumeslia,s
demands thereon TO exhibit the same for ss,t,e
August 10th, A. d. Isss, s,.s, =
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-08
REPUBLICAN MASS MEETINGS.

Hon. Eugene Hale will speak at
itl-"orth .------.-.....-. saturday, September 10
Cen. Joseph R. Hawley of Conncoti-
cut, will speak at
t--" rh.- Saturday evening, september 10
Hon John L. Grifiths of Indiana, W i'll
speak at
-wuFt'.--. ----.-- "Wednesday evening sept
trahh'tt -.....-......- Thursday evening sept :
Ne'aii .-.--..,.....--.. Friday evening, sept. 2
Hon Vim. B Allison will speak at
laeA-rrrt .-..........>a'lrisy evening, sept 10
Hon. orville D. Baker will speak at
~.-H wet liarr.r -raur-la, evening, sept
Prof. c. V. Tousley will speak at
il@nr.'s A.--........- W "Wednesday evening sept
,'u-..-..ru-.-.-- .-.-. THURSDAY evening" sept :
i.v'r t-lt.-----..-,--. -~afuray evening. sept 10
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-08
N oT1 g e .

WE, the undersigned, non resident proner+x
~ holGers at >hedy Nook in Trenton, Me- give
thls notice that any person or persons brea kinO
aud entering any OF the cottages or other huiii
ings, II found out, will be dealt with TO the full ey
tent OF the law The for this notice at mis-
particular time Is that the buildings Of NJ n :
tall were broken into and occupied Friday SEM
=. by picnic party, some Of whom are weli
known, and we would suggest that said persons
see Mr. Call at once IN the matter and settle The
guarantee for us all. "
FRANK s. CALI
A. II. NORRIS
r. r. JORDAN
A. A. MCDONALD
Ellsworth. September 5, Is9. Twas
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-08
WE HAVE SOME
Fall and Winter
Garments

Left Over from Last Season
~: In order 10 close them
before The new garments
arrive. which will he
about September 10Th. we
have concluded to OH r
~ all garments now in >locA
al one-third and not over
One-half Of their value.
These who will take ad-
,anatge Of this sale will
~ get a Fall or Winter Gar
mfnt cheaper at the
opening Of the season
tnan tHc same was o.
iered at the end Of the
*: season. The following
are the scale of prices
the, will be sold for, but
The garments wan 10 be
seen TO appreciate The
~ Great Bargains | am Of
fering.
Ladies Plush Jackets.
~ g SD o,d ctO m
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-08
Children Cry for
Pitchers Caetorla,

For horse aud owner nothing equals BICK-
NORE's GALL CURE. By its use Calls and
wounds are healed while the horse Il ct work.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-08

Mystic Cure" for Rheumatism and Neural
gia radically cures in / TO DAYS. Its action
upon the system is remarkable and mysterious.
1t removes at once the cause and the disease
" benefits. 10 cents Sold by s. n. Wippin
druggist. Ellsworth. Iyr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-08

Vd1 subscriber hereby gives public notice 4, IN
concerned that he has been duly annoIr,as
irtrator with the will annexed 'ii'
u Ine estate OF Fannie II. Fetch, late OF Ruet.
UT ths county Of Hancock decea se,i by riyins
= .ne Jaw directs; he therefore requests III
pvlsons "ho are indebted To said ieceasesI,s 81
ta.e % make Immediate payment, and those WI.
nave any demands thereon 10 exhibit the 49, ~" .
settlement. 'i'e same Tor
August l0th, a. d. ls9e. Dan k-