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daughter to Mr.. aud Mrs j. b. Patterson.
MARRIED.
Rev T. osterhoa SoR1s Er%RlrM We oi PsoST
DESCE and ANNIE Il. Boss or Jonnston.
GI;INEs.HAWEs-In this city, on the sist
Charles y. Preston and tn, Rev Edward Holy
& 01H5s Sr and Miss
DIED.
bATTEY-In this city. ED inst. JOSHUA o. Bat
:. TEyi in the sith year OF his age. - =,
from the residence OF his son law. William
reN. Msr sr. IL spa "a senS woa
notice. Burial at convenience OF family.
BENNETT--ln this city. on the 10th inst. Mrs
H. GERTRUDE BENNKTT In the isth year Of heI
COUGHIIN-In this city. 2ed inst WILLIAM j.
CoUGuLIS. son Of Sarah and the late Francis
Funeral notice hereafter.
cSLoAx. iatser OF the Rev. L. j. Coisan, in the
Funeral from his late residence, No. 81 Shove
tives and friends are Invited TO attend.
EAnLE, widow OF John b. Earle, aged so.
Notice OF funeral later.
HEATLEY-In this city. 22d inst. SARAH HEAT
LEY. aged 81 years
Notice Of funeral later.
q ahse ana Mary eG Hayas nS asonns ased d years.
months and lS days.
Funeral saturday morning. eth inst, at $50
O'Clock. from nis parents residence, l3j Spruce
street Relatives and friends are invited 10 at
tend.
MUNROE-Tn this city 22d inst, MARY, wife of
Frank Munroe. and daughter OF Frank and
Mary Patnod IN the AID year ot her age.
Funera. from her fathers residence. Charles street.
Msryyille City. On saturday. ssth inst. at s5,
o'clock. Relatives anu frithds are invited tOat.
tend.
RENsIEY-In pawtucket o2d inst CoRpErIA
l.. BENsLEY. In her fist year.
Funeral from ner late residence. cSrper. OF Fruit
and respect streets sunday. at p NJ. Rela-
ti,es ana frlenas are Invited 10 attend without
iurther notice.
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DIvIDENDS.


A semi-annusl dividend nj the rate of 6Te- cent
inent Company will be raid o. shareholders ~ te
cord October q. ise2. The transfer book will be
''''' ~ BESyxM1S W. oALLrP.
Treasurer.
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RHETORIC AND ORATORY.
MATHEMATICS
DIR. MANNING.

Geometry, Solid and Spherical. wells's .Ele.
Three hours. First term. Required Of all candis
dates for the degrees Of Bachelor q Art: and Bach
elor Of Philosophy. DIR. MANNING.
Monday. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday ct
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FURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET.
y bath room quiet nsisiborhood. VS. News
ONCE. sz5-zt
rI,o LET-ywo UNyvRSnHED ROOMS IN A
! priysls family with or without board 90 my,s. 70.
I71 BROAD sT.-RooMs SINGLE OR EN-
4 i suite with boards references required.
TO LET-HoUsEs.
T'o LEr-oN EAST SIDE. CONVENIENTLY
Or plenty e sna
ana hoqss o
rJ,o LTT-ON HIGH ST, HOUSE OF 10 ROO Ms.
L modern convenisnces; also, Just on High st.
new t;pemsgt Of : rooms TO small respectable fam
r,,o LET-HoUsE WITH STABLE ATTACHED
i on Dexter ST.. near High 10 good rooms b .
sides atics; steam heat, all modern convenience.
f-l5 News office. sl3-f
j rooms; ali modern .improyemenis; rent only
5000 TO right tenant. Address E-S, News once
TO LE1-TENEMENTs.
RIO LET,LowER or|ss TENEMENT ON BRIGHTON
fro LET-FIRsT- CLASS UPPER TENEMENT
l on brighton st. inst OF Courtland 10 rooms
al modern convenienees In perfect order. Gil.
News ONCE. sl0-f
i ant mt tenement Of rooms G-iS. News once tcn'-
sie-if
,To LET UPPER TENEMENT on pALLAs ST,
i 7rooms in ar-t;,Sis.s q, order der modern conyen-
News ONCE. si6-tf
fI'o LET-TENMENTsi 9 ON CARPENTER
st. on wiilow ssws ss and and sroomsi mode,n S
...~ - -~,.,,,x, ,r~,u,,,>-r - ...-.-.-..
l. St, rooms ON door, 2 In attlci furnace heat;
laundry; modern conveniebc.s; rent s25 per month";
possession given Sept 10 S-lt. News Office. sl0tf
1'o LET-FIRsT- CLASS LOWER TENEMENT
veniences rent 1890. Ala News onice si6-u
V,o LET-TENEMENT on BRIDaHAM ST; 8
Il large rooms ON first floor 2 70 attic; separate
laundry pose ssion at once. Ella News Office.
sis-n
rCo LET-TENEMENT OF o ROOMS ON Sd
j foot on stewart st.. between Broad and High.
E-i2 News ONCE. s10-tt
rTo LET-TENEMENT. OF ROOMS on WHIT
i marsh 81. all modern eonveniences F-l3
News ONCE. s10-u
To LET-uPpER 1ENEM1ENT, 80. pALLAs
nice order; TO a small family 70 t25 month. Apply
rVo LET-uPPER TENEMENT OF o ROOMS.
~ modern n,,sr conveniences' near Horse Cars Ca
rNO LET-LOwER TENEMENT NEAR BROAD
u way. rooms on floor. All modern improve
ments. H-15. News office. s10-tf.
V,o LET-JUsT OFF CRANsToN ST., IN FINE
i location, lower tenement of rooms on floor
with In attic, all In good condition: rent f1s 90
per month. Address As. News orice. au2i-f
ITO LET - ON WEST SIDE. FIRsT-CLAss
L lower tenement with all modern improve
ments; part OF fittings carpets, etc, win he sold TO
tenant II desired. Address B-9, News ONCE
auzs-u
ITO LET-ONE OR BOTH TENEMENTs IN
Il large double house on Jackson 81. Separate
entrances. nine rooms each. All modern conven.
fences. 40. News of1cc. si0-tf.
ITO LET-LowER TENEMENT on FRIEND
il ship st near Ciaverick. rooms on floor
I'm attic. All modern improvements Bio, News
Office. siU-tf.
TNO LET-ON DOYLE AVE, UPPER TENE-
ment In French-roof house; rooms on floor: 3
nice attics modern conveniences; all in hrst-class
order. also uprcr Tenement on same street; nine
feet land ii -16 News once. s1o-u
TO LET-ON CHESTER AVE. NEAR BROAD
tic all modern improvements; barn II desired. B.
IL, News ONCE slO-tf
An advertisement is not luxury but
necessity.
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EOTANY.
PROF. BAILEY,

Vegetable Morphology. Three hours. First
Second and Third Terms respectively. Required
OF Freshmen who are candidates for tae degree Of
Bachelor OF Philosophy. Elective for Sophonores.
PROFESSOR HALEY.
Monday. wednesday. Friday at l2;l5.
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MARRIED.

PATTERS SON-In Valley Falls. ED inst,
daughter TO Mr.. aud Mrs j. ID. Patterson.
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GERMAN.
PROF. JEwErr

ELEMENTARY COURSE. Three Houra First.
Second and Third Terms respectively. Required
OF Sophomores
Tuesday. Thursday, Friday at PM
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LOSr AND FOUND.

+ osr OR .srolEN-oN SEPT. 1e A ROYAL
Ia singer Pneumatic Tire Safety. blue rims, no
brake, mud guar o. head lock, Ga-fprd saddle,
q tool bag; ample reward and no questions asked.
Address Box y. News once. ss2-@
EOUND-A PART BLACK AND TAN DOG.
II owner can recover by proving property
and paying expenses Address q. b., i12 superior
st s22.M
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-23
THE Burglar"

The Burglars will take possession OF the
Opera House on the evening OF May 8. and
entertain the Glen Falls people with clean
Mr.. Augustus Thomas. author of = labama,"
and is founded upon Mrs. Frances Hodgson
Burnett's beautiful story Of "Editha's Bur-
glar." The company that appears at the Opers
House on the above date has met with flatter-
ing success. Eugene Moore in the title role,
is actor whose reputation is founded upon
true dramatic merit. He is An actor Of exp peri
ence having held leading positions in many
standard attractions, such as Frohman's Dip
lomacy Company. Bill Nye's Comedy Com
pany. Boston Theatre and other leading the
atrical companies.
Mr.. Moore has In his support Miss Anna
BOYLE. the wellknOwn actress, formerly Of the
Union Square Theatre Company. The plot is
well put together. nearly all of the stronger
situations naturally placed and the whole
story one of modern life, having warnings
against the sins Of wrong doing sticking out
all over it. The rise and continued prosperity
OF Paul Benton and the downward, ever down
ward. rush of william Lewis, the whiom
burglar. sutton. winner and husband OF Alice
and father OF Editha. and bis bitter repentance
and sorrow at the last were subjects for COM
parisOn, which it would do nobody harm to
make. Many good lessons could be drawn
from their experiences. Our lovers of the
drama are promised treat in 1.-The Burglar
N. II. paper.
Mr.. Moore with his company will appear
in this city at Hancock Hall, on Monday even
ing, July 4th. See advertisement.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-23

The Republican caucus which was held Al
City Hall last Saturday afternoon. WAS In
many respects model one. The attendance
was large, the utmost unanimity OF feeling snd
action prevailed and all the proceedings were
marked with very demoustrati,e enthusiasm
Geo. L. putton was chosen chairman. and
Chas. A. Allen secretary. Chss. II. Drummer
B. T. spwle and Henry Whiting. Jr., were
appointed committee 10 select delegates and
can convention al Wateryiile, July 6. They
reported the following:
Delegates j. {. Chicott, A. II. Norris, G.
p. Dutton, II. t. Hsmlin. +. b. Aiken. Geo
A. Phillips, A NJ. Hopkins, A. W. Cushman
Henry Whiting. Jr.. Fred l.. Kent.
Alternates-John .. Whitney. c. ?. Dorr.
Chas. A. Allen. Levi. F. Hooper, Chas. II.
Drummey. Jas +. Parsons. John T. Eldridge.
Truman {. Lord, W. NJ. Haines, Austin Ii.
JOY.
The report Of the committee was adopted
aud the gentlemen named above were made
the delegates and alternates Of the caucus.
The following resolutions offered BY J. C.
Chilcou. were received with great applause
and were unanimously passed:
ResOlred. That. for candidate for repre-
sentative 10 congress In the Third district to
be supported In the coming election. the first
LAST and only choice OF the Republicans of
Ellsworth. In the nominating convention. is
our neighbOr and fellow citizen. Andrew Z.
Wi-weIl.
ReS0ired. That, having full confidence IN
his ability and integrity. We pledge our best
efforts for hi, nomination aud earnestly recon-
mend him 10 the support OF others.
In answer to repeated calls for Mr.. Wiswell,
he responded briefly and pertinentiy, thankin NJ
the Republicans OF Ellsworth and OF the W hole
county. whatever may be the outcome OF the
movement for his nomination, for the cordial
support they have given him.
The meeting closed with three rousing
cheers for Wiswel.
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The Great London shows.

Chas. Lees Monster London Shows, Circus,
Museum and Mensgerie will pitch Its NAM
moth tents in Ellsworth, Saturday, July ID,
giving performances both afternoon and even
ing. In regard to the show, the Springfield,
(Mass.) Press says:
Lees Great London Show which exhibit
ed on the Water street lot last Wednesday af-
ternoon and evening. was one of the best
shows We have had for some years. They
made an excellent street parade; everything
looking clean, new and bright and with some
very pleasing features, new to the ordinary
circus parade. At the ground everybody was
treated with the utmost poIiteness. and every
attention paid to make It as pleasant for the
audience as possible. The circus perform
ance given In one large ring and on elevated
stage. was first-class In every respect. and far
ahead OF the usual travelling show. One of the
principal features, and one that pleased our
country friends, was the display Of fine horses
conRected with the show. We will be glad to
welcome the Lee show again at any time"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-23

The following is from the ChristiGH
Register, Bostou: Rev. T.. A. Horton, presi.
dent OF the Benevolent Fraternity OF Churches.
IN acknow Lodging Rev. W. II. Sasary's resigns
tion rs minister % Unity Chapel. Washington
Village. SAYS In accepting Your resignation.
wish 10 show 10 YOU sud 10 place on record
our appreciation OF the faithful spirit v hich
YOU have manifested through these years spent
In our service Mt South Boston. and our testi
mony TO the earnest work YOU have carried
on. We fail not In COMMUNICATION OF Mrs.
Sasary, who has stood loyalty BIS your side.
and has pushed on the activities with an equal
zeal. You have both won a place 10 the
affections Of the people, not only In your ow n
church, but in the community Rev. Mr..
savary will actively engage In missionary
work at the close OF hi. ministry at Unity
Chanel.
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PERSONALS.

Senator Hale went to Bar Hsrbor Friday.
e. P. Reed of North Arlington, Mass, has
been In this city looking after bis business In.
terests.
Mrs. p. c. Collins OF Bangor. was In this
city Thursday. TO attend the funeral Of her
mother. Mrs. Mary Lee.
Fred Coombs arrived home last week for
his summer vacation. During the past win.
ter he has been to the Azores for his health.
Col. c. c. Burrill and wife were present
at the graduating exercises at Lasell Seminary
last week. Their daughter. Miss Sadie " az
one Of the graduates. She gave an address
AS president OF the class and also rendered
pianoforte selections.
Mrs. Pearl B. Day and son have gone to
Biuehll to spend the summer.
j. NJ. Bartlett OF this city. accompanied BY
bis sister, Mrs. Solomon Keliher, visited reia-
tives in Cherryfed lately.
Mr.. A. A. Littlefield. the veteran teacher Of
Orland. was In this city, Thursday.
Senator Hale has been spending few
days looking after his business in this vicin-
ity. lie Is accompanied by Mrs. Hale.
MIR. II. A. NJ. Joy and wife who have
spent the winter in Merose, Mass, are now
at home for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Emery OF Great Pond.
were In this city, Tuesday night.
Mr.. Samuel Royal is again confined to his
house by Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. b. Flint OF Boston, are
now occupying their summer cottage at Vim
ter Hsrbor.
Mrs. A. z. Harden attended the general
conference of Congregational churches at Ma
chiss, last week.
Policeman Clark of Bar Harbor. was In
this city. Monday.
). W. Wood, Esq OF Salisbury Cove. was
ia thl, city, Saturday.
Mr.. f. j. Hodckins OF Lamoine. was In
this city. Monday. on his way to Lynn, Mass,
where he expects to be employed during the
season.
DR.. Gilmsn Colby Of the Bar Harbor Tour /
ii, was in This city. Thursday.
f. +. Chase. Esq. OF Bluehl was In this /
city. Friday.
Mr.. J. ;. lIodgdon. foreman in the office
OF the Aroostook Democrat. wss In this city
last week.
e. ;. Clark. E-q., OF Bar Harbor, was 10
this city, Thursday.
Mrs. Gilbert Howell and Mrs. Chas. +. /
Lyon OF Bangor, have been on a recent visit to
their father. Hon. J. u. Hopkins, In this city.
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Married..

Ell-worth-.June II, by Rev. u. T. Chadwick
Mr.. tha- g. Royal and Miss Gertrude 3. Gerry
both Of til-Wurth
East Buck-port-June l., ny Rev. A. y. Carter
Mr., ora Pearl WthAm and Mis- Edna Eliza
Thorpe. both OF Buck-pOrt
>urry MAJ ~ bv Rev ;. o. Written MIR.
Ivory { Anderson OF >urry and Mis- Carrie NJ,
Gray OF Orland
North renob-cot-,June Is, by Rev. I. \. iIods
don, Mr.. Frank d. soper and Miss Bernicc {.
Holland.
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Card Of Thanks,

wish hereby TO extend to the people OF
Ess, Lsmoine and vicinity, my wsrmest thank.
for their great Kindness during the Illness and
at the time OF the death OF my wife.
f.. J. HoDGKISs.
East Lamoine June 30. 1892
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What is

Casora Dr. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children. 1t contains neither Opium, Morphine
other Narcotic substance. 1t is harmless substitute
for Paregoric Drops Soothing Syrups and Castor OIL
1t Pleasant. It's guarantee is thirty years. by
Millions Mothers. Castori destroys Worms and allays
fevershncss. Castori prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
cures Diarrhna Collie. Castora relieves
tcething troubles, constipation and fatulency.
Casora assimiatcs the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas-
tOria Children's Panacea-the Mothers Friend.
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Card Of Thanks.

The +. II. 5. Athletic Association tends It's
thanks to Mr.. NJ. l.. klmball for hi. III, 10 the
association.
A. J. HASTINGS Pres
5. X. SPRINGER. Sec'y.
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City and County
New Advert sements.

Non resident Taxes-IIaneock
pry Goods-A. II. Norris
tald-Dr. {. ;. Brsgdon.
Theatres. II. Niggin.
The Three Grow Brands 81 Spices. Extracts and
ream Tartar
Notlce-A ndrem Whitney
Probate Notices.
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-MOnaghan's band gave a very enjoyable
concert In the post-Ofice square last Saturday
evening. which was very highly appreciated
by sll who heard IL. The members of the
band wish to thank Mr.. J. w. C0Ombs for .
generous collation. Of ice-cream.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-23

ELLSWORTH POST OFFICE. june rs. 1892
Mis-, Abbe GRAY. Miss Nettie b. Jordan
Mrs. Simon Lake. Mr.. John NrPhee.
Mr.. Jennie Mason. Miss Ida VI. Phillips.
Please call for advertised letters.
A. X. DEvERRUx. P. NJ.
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Castoria.

"Castoria is an excellent medicine for chill.
drcn. Mothers have repeatedly told me OF its
good effect upon their children"
DR. G.. C. OsSoop,
Lowell Mass.
"Castora is the best remedy for children OF
which am acquainted. hope the day is not
far distant hen mothers will consider the real
interest Of their children, and use Castoria in
stead OF the various quack nostrums which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their threats, thereby sending
them To premature graves"
DR. J. F. KISCHELog
Conway, Ark.
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Probate Notices.
Peter starkey is having some repairs done
on his house on South street.
Carpenters were al work last week repair
Ing the stairs leading to the Unitarisn church
The Hancock County Democratic conven
ton at Ellsworth will be held June so
The steamer Henry Morrison Is running
on the line between Bar Harbor and Bangor
Tickets for the f. II. 5. Commencement
Concert and Ball. are on sale ST G. A. Parcher'.
drug store.
DR. J. T. Hinch Of Bar Hsrbor has fine
banana tree and intends 10 raise his bsn-
snss In the future.
Officer sweeney. of this city. wen; to Au-
gusta Monday with an insane negro, who went
10 the Insane Asylum.
There viii be preaching at the Free Bar-
tist church, next Sabbath, by the pastor. morn
Ing and evening All are Invited.
The estate OF the Iste Geo. W Lsdd u the
town Of OTIS, consisting of 700 acres OF land,
with mil. j. offered for sale. See ''ad' In an
other column.
n e.,, -. r ,,,
- :,
TN. r-t,Nr ...,., ..T,1 -, :,
the J.nsp Fxne,,i,ion"
st Town Hall, Wslihsm. under the suspices of
the ladies' sewing circle. music 10y Joys or
caestrs. assisted by NJ. +. Gaynor. cornetst.
D.. r....
l.,''" al
III ~ O''i'e
.,.,,..-,
''' WY '''
','' " III ~ ,A'''a'" >'noo' concert Al
~. 'i''''o'''>. ~ next SUNDAY evening Al
r. >''''.''' "a ''1ie' ~ enjoy Ane tune may
- ''''N
~ 49, - '''e '''''ou'' "" ',,S ',''e
,'''> " 'i''
~ ''''' a >''''''A'" AL
-tFot' l.. bi'tmhn' candidate Tor govern
-, :, ~ VIZ Sf''AN u
'''''N VI 'n''
~ ''''> 81 hu''A on 'oe t"ur'h aud
NY" % ""'N' ".. '' open 10 tro''eTe and ps'-
"''H at ""un'A'n
me >N''As >'"'o'' IA th'- ety. or de-
''''A II ''n'''' VII ION 10 sing
t.'''' n haueo'h hsi'
~ u''u' h'>N ha'H Frances hophths
"''' We near navy '"ar-e OIL 'he singing
Al The Baptist church, SUNDAY, june 26;h,
hef- H. W t"uirl' pastor OF the church Al
'be + Sl>' ~" preach ON TIE following sun
aAs y ! expected thAt oh' pastor viii be at
home and occupy the pulpit again.
Mis-. Martha Beede who ha- been home
'No "eeA' on account OF me Illness OF Der
mother mas returned 70 huehIli' and i resdy
l" 't'elNe 'us'''hsFs al 'Ae residence OF Mr..
T. n he'I'A'
The annual excursion OF the Unitarian
ciety % Bangor viii take plsce on JULY 1t,
the objective point being Phillip, Lake A
Nt'la. Tram VIII 'ra'e mat CITY at o'clock.
Al Tue LAKE House there VIII be dancing.
The iA>i soldier examined hv the phy,i-
clans Of the pension board in this citv. had
pension certificate numbered .0ra. -q3 Thi-
number shows that Al least almost 100 600
pensions have be-, b issued
W.. 49, th., x i T,,,,,,,, -
T,r.,,.,, ,.-i1 ,. .
and. at the Maine General Hospital. h,d
Iar.. sl~ce.. removed from his .ia. Tn.
operation wa, + very successful one spa tho
patient j. doing we'll
S..t.,t,
Al ,f.,,,r'. -,..,ss
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When Baby was sick. we gave her CastoriA
When she was Child, ahe cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she chung 70 Castoria

Calls and wounds on horses are unsighty
and Objectionable. They can be cured while
the horse Is still worked by applying BICK-
MoRE's GALL CURE.
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALvE.
THE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores. letter, Chapped Hands. Chiblsins,
Corns: and all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles or no pay required 1t is gusrsn-
teed to give perfect satisfa or money re-
funded. Price % cents per box
FOR SALE BY s. d. Wiggin.
Among the remedies that do more than
recommend Johnson's Anodyne Linment
stands first
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CastOria.

"Cas.ora is so well adapted to chi lrrn that
| recommend it as superior toa any prescription
known to me"
II, A. ARcuER, NJ D,
III SO. Oxford st, Brooklyn, n. Y.
"our physicians in the chli.r,n's depart
ment have spoken highly Of their expert
ence in their outside practice With Castoria.
and although we only have among our
medical supplies what is known a, rrcultr
products, yet we are frye to confess that tie
merits OF Castoria has won US to look with
favor upon it"
UNITED HosFrrAL AND DIsPxssARY,
Boston, Mass.
ALLEN {. SMITH. Pres,
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Fourth Of July

is going to be great day for Ellsworth, ard
on that account We have laid in AN extra large
stock OF Fireworks,
Torpedoes.
Pistols and pistol caps.
Flags.
and Horns.
Hollis VARIETY STORE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-23

E-solrsi That We the Republicans Of ~,-ig
wick tn caufu- assembled. hrrchy express our
pride and pleasure in supporting one OF our Otca
ooSHfH citizens. Andrew /. " l-wcii % Ellsworth
who, by his acute parliamentary knowledge, hon.
ct and impartial ruiinE- when speaker OF the
last House Of Representatives. his brilliant and
logical ability dclatrr, has shown hi -pec
lAl fitness for place IN Congress therefore he il
Hoseirtd, That We hereby instruct our dclega
tipn t. use all honorable means to secure his nom
lnatiOu a candidate for representative from
thi- district to the tlfty third Congress Of the
Hitcd states and Furthermore pledge nur-clSr-
to stand by him In convention until he l. noInina
ted or gives u leave la withdraw from him.