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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-22
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lAALANa VI SEPT. Is. I've

3AAlAN2 Ne, Sept; Is. lss9.
Debit -4-s>rt-5e.
IT,. charming h=nneavc .own I. sitl.;-
o. w1z: : known 81 tie aAck rogte Of
ZEN Z T. f. 4. j sixteen mites por,h
u Augusta So: cge niles from wa,erytue
TIE avn : 4at.f1r,y l3ca;e1 and wear.
..az " ,5-l.. Az.Z-He2tne9s n Il buE.d-
>.-zr.> SIDEWALKS sud 81 thst zoe.
T. EAke ug tli, pretty village. The nat
lr24 SCENERY. loo, ! picturesque snd diver
Sized. pleasing the eve and appealing
strongly % ones ide2Iiy through the con-
to1r u 'hs country snd Is many attrzc-
tons,
This 5eSH : tie happy possessor Of
5 dne Memorial Hall. which Is $ stone
structure costing several thousand dollars
Ii was built by tie citizens Of the place.
either ia their municipal or individual ca
pScity Ant was presented 20 the Grand
Army Post here with : provision tbs, IL
should revert 70 tie town when the mem
bers Of The Post should 81 have been mus
tered oat here 70 be mustered in on the
other side Of the river.
oakland has four good looking church
e64nces. viz Cniyersalist. Methodist,
Baptist and Free Baptist, each society
maintaining regular services and providing
tor : pastor 10 minister to its wants. We
jadEe from appearances that the people of
ne tovn perform this high dnty faithful
ly Snd well
L was meeting 81 one Of these church
e which called Is here We trust We ,ske
adequate pride and intefes, In the youus
people Of Ellsworth. We hope We rejoice
IN their prosperity and grie-e in their ad-
vsrsitE. We ought to. ST any rate. A
young man Of Ellsworth, after tie neces-
sAry stRdy snd training, Is shout TO devote
hls life q he work Of the ministry. His
high character, his upright life, good ahil-
isy, scholarly attzi1nents and christian
aspirations are al in his favor, and We nat.
ur2lly hope much for him This youny
nAn is Edward Gilman Mason. who grad
nsae3 from the ST Lawrence Theological
School az Canton, \. Y, last june. and
previous 10 his graduation received . call
10 the pzstorate of the Tniyersallss church
here, which he accepted. entering upon his
work LIST July. His ordination and install
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-22
When Lieut.. Peary was Taken Ashore in

McCormicks Bay. Greenland. with a
broken leg. year ago, and be with his
wife and party left there to enduf the
ngors of the long Arctic night and To con-
duct in the spring an exploring expedition
along 3 northeast line from Humboldt
GLACIER. few persons believed that be
would achieve any success even ii he
escaped with his life. The project was
universally condemned as foolhardy. Our
resderf will remember that a rescue party
WAS organized q few months ago. with
Prof. Heilprin At its head. 70 20 in quest
of whatever might remain of the Peary
band OF explorers On Sunday last the
kite reached st. Johns, N. F., on its re-
turn. having on board the eutire personnel
OF both parties safe ard sound. with the
single exception of Verhoe1. who wsn-
dered away on q geological "trip ard could
not be found after a seven days search.
II appears that Lieut.. Peary. after being
put ashore, quickly recovered from his
disability, and undertook several local ex-
pluration>. besides max ing ample provision
for passing the winter comfortably. A
sledge trip of 40 niles around the islands
and shores Of Whale Sound aud Inglefield
Gulf VS. made by the lieutenant and his
wife 10 April last Upon his return prepa-
rativu- were made for the extended ex-
plorstion along the inland ice cap. The
great basin OF the humboldt Glacier was
reached May -. Pushing on from this
point the party, reduced 10 four, followed
the program laid out, reaching the SD
| parallel June a6. passing the head of Great
Bay, July I, and keeping on until July :.
| Two days later The party set oat on its re
tnrn. taking more inland course AID
travelling for fourteen days through soft
snow and snow clouds 81 an altitude Of
| 5000 feet above sea level Seven days
4 later, on reaching Mccormick Bay. the
I explorers met the rescue party out On a
reconnaissance. The greetings after a
! successful journey Of l 30 miles. were
hearty and devout Lieut. Peary has won
| worthy name among those who have
| risked their lives All encountered untold
hardsbips 10 the effort to unlock the
secrets Of the frozen North tie has car.
ried out, aims; 20 The letter. the origins
program. In his despatch To the Boston
Herald he SAYS -
The coHyersvucy % the Greenland coast.
shove he IN psrsll+i. the dth Sitau OF the
msin div ide TO be northwest shove the ssme
! p-TNfAi he determination OF the cunt inent s.
/ lc~ est h.in~ Ntctpria Inlet. sRd the existence
/ %. iar-e k'scir.s IN ali the krrA; northern
/ forG-. sre among th~ discoveries. The pc
] d'tiou brings hsrk much rlhhologicai nlafertsl
/ Including tents, en-t umr>. sbsdgps kaysk- aud
I co-s Of The norih eru E-kiIno,. meteorological
I and deal observations. and large number Of
photos rlph. Of nxtiSes. DIV cling. snd cost n-s
and Arctic scenery" Zioa's Herald.
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AIATE 81 NAlyR.

HANCOCK. ss:-Co1n Of Probate. Blaehia,
September Term, a d. lsss-
Accounts having been siri fer sezrieGenE in es-
sAtss %
josiah Eean. lzse OF sallivzu. deceased John
Z. Btu. Executor.
AFpheas A. Craze, late OF orszni. deceased!
Elisha G. Hatch. Adn1in.-srztoy.
Hannah DEHbar, late Of Peness~sot. decreased.
samuel DGnh2r. Administered Also private &C
count.
Margaret HEtch.1Es, hate of 6oahasbaro, Sc
ceased. William r. aGtcaiags, Administrator
STEPHEN Rec, late 81 tso4sistaru. Ssrea sesi
ChAs- Bls1ce. AGnintssrako<-
Margaret A. Chick. nlsoz. Of BEckspogs- E8en
P. Chick. GGzsdsAn.
Martin Y. B Green. late Of Deer Isse. ae<ezsssi
N4rfis Vi. Green. Administrator.
Ozyierss-Thzt tie szl3 gcssaa.snis give Eastce
10 al persan: Interested. hv causing a copy Of
this order 70 y Published three weeks saocess-
tTe!y in the Ellsworth American. newsgaEeE
printed In Ellsworth In sssd rzglEEy. that shsy
nav appear 81 . Prptzse Caar1. 70 ee hesiea At
Ellsworth On the Sad Wednesday Of ax rexs
u ten Of the cock Ia TIE fsreaeoa snd show ca nse
II aEy sesy have Why the sAnse sessaki nos be
allowed
o. p CUNyINGHAN Jasfxe
suSs Atsezs ;-CHAS- p DoRx, Kegixfkr.
L szue ccPy, Attest 2-CHAs- r. Dokz. Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-22

Ereskhn-
The election passed OF quietly iu thi-
town: aad 90 ali sides hear words Of
praise for the new method Of voting One
Democrat WAS enthusiastic over H. He
had rcd in hi. party papers ii wasn't Just
the hing, bat said he, Il think 1t is
S. G Stevens is having his store (oecu-
pied hy B. o. Dollard) raised and 3 base
men; added
There is good run of 6sh Al the
factory. and things are humniHg.
The few cold days of late have started
the Summer tou.ist TO his ard her home
All the houses In town which took board
ers report successful season.
L B Bridges has his new house nearly
ready for occupancy.
Marx Dodge of Nc. Brooklin, is having
new house h1ilt near the residence of
Nathaniel Grindle; it Is Q modern ha,,s
cottage and an ornament to the towr.
Messrs- EGgene and Win Ssanley are
architects and o1ilders-
Miss Cora G. Bartlett leaves for Boston
to-day. She viii be accompanied by Fred
Anderson son of P. A. Auderson. who
will be employed in . store in Boston.
Rev. & A. Carter il in town from Or
rington- His wife and sons accompany
him Rrxn,r.o
Sept Is.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-22
Notice OF Foreclosure.

WHEREAS. Fean'AiE Rotsck ard Se EN-. II.
~ Eerilrk. h~1ta 81 kstra. EaEcos.k cacnfy
sAl7e- o. their aseg5gS levi. 32kei Naxr.7a-s-
l-t ISL and recarici In vol NJ. uase ss# ~ e.
EaHa oes COUNTY Registry a TAe+-ss eonxey,Ss :,
ne eDders5 gaei. the H4aex~k Caanrv SsvfnT<
hSns- eereAtn IA or pz-cSl u lad wtth -
SaDIU-s there5a, : aAiess ~ hzr Hzrf.sr II
ttasn a.oresal3. s~aGnlesl and laeScr4ta~s - ~
lows, 10 Wit, BaZtnptns o. IRE zr.s ssse ~ NJ
sSseet- 10 ssse Village q Bar H2rs-ar ri r.sut ~,
teet 10 TIE nssrss e TIE nor , s5F ~ H. As IA
ko'.sck'S Ds~ s~sre AMI billiard nsH SYef - -
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sad sf~f1css .rA rsEs xesteflY "A s-rst<hi -
sHsl pA-AisSl s.sA Ese FoE1A sll ~ the s-a- 80.
sSh1 seEeEtv avr feet, ih~asx al r4-h3 sprSe.
sa4iFS-v trtvsg eight fset: FAeag1 At r.A. 49,.
s1--s-is ssve0iE-Hve feSs Tie west sssse AZ p.t
ssre~z Aforesaid, lHsRce faiAsw- tie sssgs ~ ~
ss0ees Se-fh<rly fa'rSy-e. ~ fees = tAe -.
'-s'elsesi ocN ri ae c5ElAizs f@a thausa M 80 =,
hH7zired and 1f1v sFSArS txsz- Exp-eSs rpH-r,ss,s
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taeTesaJ szai e~rsAs he caassiier Of szsa rss-r
gaze RAs s~ea, ss3 i res. Arokes psx &c.,
By ressaz o. The iva = Of the ea-sssysss- ~ ~ q
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tEis fzs ~rTstea ns<tee rhsrrag
iiSsssi a E'isSeEsA. ISIS Tssh aAy Of Se2.ewhx-
a. u iSss-
HaSCts COUNTY SAVINGS RANK
SAL BIZ Wiswed { King. ils Atss-nevs
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fraak

FtAaAAA
Nj Z. L Wilbur left his horse a, his
siAose door, Saturday evening. and wen,
Inside, when the horse attempted 10 feet
Il Is supposed. and in the darkness man
aged 10 upset the carriage. running Of in
the darkness with the forward wheels
The horse WAS found q mile I'D the Bsy
road, minus the wheels.
Mrs. NJ j. Springer received . despatch
from Fort Fairfield, Friday. 70 hasten to
her daughter, Mrs. Mari Perry. who vas
very Ill On Der way to the station thai,
evening, team coilided with the one she
was II. throwing her and Mr.. J. Z. Dunn.
who was driving. out We are glsd to
state that she WAS able to proceed. and .
favorable despatch from her and Mrs
Perry came 10 friends yesterday.
Miss Nellie Brzgdon WAS 80 unfortunate
s. 10 crush two frgers of her Ief, hand IL
q cider press last week
Sept 10. LKoS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-22

No strikes occur In Protected Industries
Il i a IA; that strikes in the United
States occCr almost invariably outside
Of the protected industries Recently
there have teen the Carnegie trouble,
the CEur Alene strike, the switch
mems strike. the Tennessee riots and
some lesser complications, but IN only
one cas-. have IAe dissatisfied -knlen
been employed by protected llono po-
lists Tai> : The story told BY strikes
from frst - last. and The labor troubles
IL England are confirmation Of the
proposition lali down. The man who
eElv4vo-s = show that strikes are caused
hy protection and the man who tries 70
hit himself by lis boul-rraHs are de
seeuded from the same paren, stock
Kansas City Journal
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-22

~ s.srs q fToesxse AeAsru II E5ssehsn x,-A.
aestre-say ef SzFs A. n Esss ~N-a~la
sA.s- sc>f>, AADess execztls IN a ~ xs-,
.1~~IN@SS: psrEorstrg - 70 .A< RAss al -
80, = 50 ecGaay esSsss<s, savsrx Fe-,-e~s.ss
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csSGrs 10 be Ases 81 siss~N-.A = - PsaeSs'e
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Ky asss, wsy tac szs1 sassrg scat $50 = sSs
saese1. sssrofeSa ASA Azaesei a. tA~ 80 - 9
sessaneaf 81 sxAs ssxSssE~f AAsA y IA AL
y r. CUNNINGHAM Fna
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-22

think mention -5nnld hc made through
your columns II THE Kindness ~ some Of
oar summer visitors. oar pretty church
ha> fer some iiitle f!me bal the burden Of
debt Of litlie more than one hundred
sDd 1fly DOLLAR dee 10 our visitors. Mr.
3. =. Richardson - Boston. kindly pro-
posed % give 81 en-.rtsingnrnt f0r ~ ben
cai II wA> all that wR- anticipated and
more In spite ~ Che ~ esery one Eel;
pleased siih hi "evsn'uE O: mssic,- Art
deeply grstrfu' ta MI Richardson fnr -
mucn bard LABOR atn expense 10 behalf Of
the church tfty dollars Id ali va, resi-
I'D from b, sud rs the generosity NJ other
s>,iurs, forts seven more wa a,sled. thus
DECREASING oEr deht nearly two-thirds-
We listened WA sorrow 10 the farewell
>ermou ~ Mr. Herbert NJ Alien of HAr-
Ppot, Turkey. Alsl 4 student 81 the Bangor
Theolog lcai SEMINARY. 30 Santsy. sept
i:h- This has been BIZ second summer
sith u daring watch tie ha- mad, many
friends who Hi>a Ann God speed in hi,
good Work - ~rli .~gDn.
Mr. Water Week. Of pes Molne-.
Iowa. Who was called home ~ the sick
ness Of her father. Will remain with u
par; Of tie winter.
Mr.. X SHAW And wife Or Camden,
have recently >peut a few week. With Dis
parents.
Mr. Frank Hill u Boston la Been "a
short visit 20 hi, old home
Quilr humber II summer visitors have
been 81 W FOODS Hotei this -ammer. Among
hem we're Henry Sandman. wife ant
ianghter ths Misses Pope, Dir. Pope aud
NJ. Pope, Miss Gilman. Miss Davis Mr.
Woods VI : Jarvis the Misses Curtis
Mss wt}ireige, Mr. Wellington. NJ
H1npb rev, Mis-. Jocr.yn. MIS- = avrt aui
Mr. Richardson OF Boston. ami Nj whip
Pie Of san Francisco
Mr. Ard Mrs. Frank Godfrey Of Everett
are n town Tor Two weeks stay.
The Ni,>r- Tyler VI Salem Mas have
been a. MIR q. X Stevens for 8 +,
week hi sumner
Ms BALDWIN u Providence. K l. and
Mr.. II Il Of Skowhr-sn. were a. Mr.
;. y Sargent'-, fer few days 10 Augu-t
Mr. and Mr., " B Blal>c.ell and d2ugh.
ter, Of Frsukliu, made -hort visit 81 Mr.
Geo, TAfl'-, lss, week.
Mr. John Taft Of Waltham. Mas ana
Miss Mary Taft OF Jamaica Plain. were ST
their home this summer. Miss Gertrude
Watkins OF Nashua, va, also guest Their,
for feS weeks.
Mr., simpson Sareen: AMI family ,efr
here la,l week TO reside 10 WA.thsa, Mas,
where MI Sargru; ], employed.
RKA.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-22
Iron.

Granite business Is gradually improving.
Two of our firms are cutting edge stone,
beside paving. thereby Furnishing labor
for good many men and boys
A crew of men Is AZ work upon the new
school-hoase which viii soon be COM
Pleted-
Fernald Bros are building small c,t-
ssge opposite A. l. Nickersonis house and
store
The young la1iies of this neighborhood
are trying TO earn money to purchase :
Gag for the scAool-house, and to that end
have Organized society called The Busy
Bees Said society held . sale and sap
per on Friday evening last, from which Q
goodly sum Was realized.
Sept is-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-22
THE SCENE CHANGES.
THE DEMOCRATS OF ALABAMA ARE
BADLY DIVIDED.

ss Long as Democrats Counted Repub-
Hcans Out Nobody Objected, but Nov
That 1t Has Been Tried on koIb Dem
ocr~t. the Latter Kick. Naturally.
The Democrats have concluded to
throw aside the iaunty air they have
been wearing and acknowledge the stu
alton as it really exists in Alabama.
The Atlanta Constitution has some plain
spoken dispatches from that state in
which the condition Of things is por-
trayed in light that will not contrib
ute TO Democratic equanimity. The
Democrats are declared TO be "very
much alarmed over the situation"
They are badly divided" it says. land
seem to be making the middle worse
every day" Governor Jones himself
confesses that there is danger to the
Democracy Another evidence of this
alarm il the fact that Bourke Cochran.
of New York, is TO be hurried into the
state TO make speeches for Cleveland.
and the assistance of Stevenson, the
is promised later.
Think of it. The leading Democratic
orator in New York and the party's vice
presidential candidate have TO be called
in to save state which gave over 81. 600
majority for Cleveland in 1858 and
which has been considered as certain to
go Democratic rs Pennsylvania is to 90
Republican. The Democrats have good
-. ,o' 80 a!n .o"e'ef. me
anu ia4se COUNTING
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Sitsl Reward. SlWD,

The reaier> u ihi, paper viii oe pleased to
learn ias; fbere i 81 ga; ODE dreaded disease
tuat science b4- b~en Aht@ to care Id al Ii
-isg-s ara that = CS;Arrh. H4i'- CstSrra
Cur !. the oniy positively cuTe ng~ saown to
tie medal fraternity. C.tarrh t~ing a coB-
-tituuonAi di-e&,e. requires constitutional
treatment. Halls CztArrh Cure is taken liz
tsrnA.ly. astinz dir city upon The blood and
MUCOUS surfaces Of be :, >tem. thereby de-
sfroying ar foundation Of The di-rs>e AMI Civ
lng The patient strength by tuiidiu- Up the
constitution and assisting nature Ia doing u.
WON u propriet9r~ haye much faiin 10
ii. curative poweTs, thai tsey oder one Hun
dred Dollars for any c4~e tb4s Il fails to cure
Send for 1T OF Te~tinouia!- Address
p. J. CHENEY 90. Props, Toledo, q.
N.->oid ay all Druggists -5c sept
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-22

The fifteenth annual fair u the Oxford
tounIy Association ~ Sorwsy closed
FRIDAY. All Departments were well rep
resented except the dairy There WAS the
lssge-i exhibition a. stock for years The
bad c. ndi,ion Of the track Kept away MANY
speedy horses The officers are a.
follows A +. Aatrews, Norway, presi-
dent 4, c. 7 kiue. Scu,h PNi.. secre-
tAry directors, u VI Trae y. W Nj.
lett, p becostrr. J. r kiug, com
N lee - select members * TIE state board
Of agriculture, 4 Y Andrew- ] NJ Phil
brook, ID Breet Grurge u Bj~bse, H
c lrish- Back DAu wuu the free for 81
race in ? 3s34
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-22

It i sad that cholera never stacks
cigarette smoker. Usually the cigarette
gets ahead OF IT, Cholera is terrible. bu,
Cigarettes are worse. Were half the pains
taken 70 keep out cigarettes and licGor 4.
VII Dc taken 20 keep out the cholera,
more boys would be saved Ia $ year than
he cholers will Kill II tbi. country 4 the
reIt ten years
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-22

The favorable report upon the condi-
lion Of Mrs Harrison, sfordiug hope Of
ssr complete recovery, viii Dc most sin
cerely snd gratefully welcomed by ali the
people Of this country, irrespective Of
political creeis and relations
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-22

Then ani Vow.


EAl! iusc-5cJz
After an absence OF thirty eight years.
except for vi>iI Of few weeks 10 lsts5,
returned 20 the home Of ms early wears
sbou; the hrsi OF August. and after visit
Of >ix weeks in Hancock and Washington
counties, give the following a. the re
suit 81 my ob>erv AIions on the conGition Of
The present generation, compared with thsi
81 thrIr parents, n regard 20 the uecessi-
lies s1t comforts OF life. snd ;he facilities
for obtaining The >sme.
| aud s. s general rule. with bat few eI-
captions, that people have better aud more
commodious building. than their fathers
hsd for.y wears aso; their houses are BET
ter IN shed and more luxurio1sly furnished,
psrlAt organ being low almost nnirer-
"a nece>>ity whore forty wears sgo they
were rare luxury
People now drive better horses sal more
Of hem, hsve finer harnesses and vehicles
than their parents had
Farm work Is done with greater ease and
facility, and with better implements; the
old oI-csrt i replaced By the farm wagon
AMI propelled by horse power. the moving
machine: snd h0rserske have 10 q very
crest extent taken the place OF the scythe
a. Asnd-rske. while the sound of the Fail
50 constantly heard IN the cool weather of
fifty Yeas sgo. is silent now under the po-
tent spell OF the horsepower thresher.
Then the fscihties for transportation
snd communication Afforded BY steam and
electricity are such ss the middle aged cit
liens Of this region OF forty vars ago could
not have believed possible.
Now, after observing these things have
come TO the conclusion that the .'csismitv
bowler" is sai3e, snd an uumitigsted
humhug. snd, come 10 think Of il. believe
the people in general think the same way.
judging BY the recent election returns
r SPRINGER
Ellsworth. Sept. Is, 81.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-22

4 general proclamation from the rar.-
on cAa,rmen Of the world. far board.
Ia been prepared for read -ng before he
Grand Army posts. and copies q il are
sl-e2ty being pvIE>ed here The proofs
nation -e-A:e> specifically 70 the oeleora-
uoa q Columbus bay. DC, :ls:. aud the
assistance possible 10 oe lent by &. r
posts 20 The schools Of tie city in such
observance Il suggests ;hst tie posts.
without waiting tor Invitation should
PRIZE! heir assistance il raising and So
.a;ns The -2s sud SIS guard Of honor in
;he afternoon parade The design O. iAeiy
cooperation i 70 lend 70 The patriotism
Of tie 4zy. The Official program q tie
DAY -s>uet b. tie chairman, Mr. Francis
Bel-any q tie ToatA's Csaga-. Office.
~. oe very generally adopted
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THE subscriber esrsAy xsYs-s paa1sr vssr. a. -,
c1nesEnra tAz5 Dc hrs e-eE daily snxsas 80
81 the last vsA aSt tsszzza=z1 az Ja1ss i -
<an~ asse 81 tTtAEss, II tAe caanfv ~ Hsr-cTxsS
deceased. no bead aEsns rrSsziTsSf 81 tAss ts- -
sas1 EF Do f1aTsfse FESsxs All gsrsss I. Il, =
irsAsesi 10 tAe s~ss3 SSx&szs sS-Ssr Z. ,,e< - -
mediate Rss1aszi, sad sAe~e sha have aay t-sr..
riate demands tAercNn 70 sxhzhat thx ss.,. -
se<x5enseEa-
THEODORE Il. EMERSON.
September sth. A. D -,sHR- 49,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-22
Children Cry for
Pitchers Castoria
Rheumatism Cured i'm a Dav,

Mystic Cure for Rheumatism and Neural
gia Radically cure tn | to DAYS. lis scJiou
upsou the system j. rtmarksble and MYSTERIOUS.
II remove Al once The cause and the dt>esse
Immediately Disappear. The first doe great
~ benefits, IS cents. sold BY $ n. wiggin.
druggist. Ellsworth. lyr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-22

The man who scratched the name of
the candidate be didn't want "a vote far
aud thereby cast his ballot for hin. has
iaEned up il several parts Of Maine
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a good many thousand u, a Z. men
Will take part Ill the coming national
epcampmeut IL Washington. but II Will
u a difficult thing 70 nnd one man in
thAt host v 10 VIII vote fur Cleveland :
S.. Louis G.oa<-D Democrat
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-22

Protection makes factories. ana fac
,uries make Inventions. and inventions
MAKE chvApuess. -Thotlas &. Red
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-22

Shorthand. Typzwrtr;nS Psn,asnsAsn -. -,
cemic courses AZ NE Roekxai Ca,rs-rrs<i -
sexe opea 70 husn sexes tra@ 81 semhsrr - LAT
Sar nrs. prvfassy lalsS-zset CaaAOxus, Ar,
sDry. Write for then Ad4re<s. e
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
HocAiaho' 80, Maine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-09-22

Patriotism Will certainly require the
Continuance Of the tariff Thomas JET
fersOu