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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-09-21
advertisements.
Guaranteed Cure .

We authorize our advertised druggist to sell
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consumption
Coughs snd Colds, upon this condition: II
you are afflicted with a Cough, Cold or any
Lung, Throat or Chest trouble, and will use
this remedy as directed. giving it a fair trial
bottle and have your money refunded. We
could not make this offer did we not know
that DR.. Kings New Discovery could be re
lied on. 1t never dsapponts. Trial bottles
free at ). D. Virgins drug store. Large
size Soc. and S1.00.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-09-21
l. PAINTINGS. iTC.
g.. \. Phillips, ~upt.

NJ 4 Stochbrid-e. HI, landscape. "old
Scotch MIL 1t, :: Mary + Robinson.
El-. scene on Andro>roesjn River" II, b:
\ Clark, hi, landscape (ori-inau
1t, ">uu-c; at Bps.y Brook iorigiuaN
~. Il VI A Slockhrl-c Els. oil paint-
Ing, flowers. toriginsU. II. $50: Annie l.
Joy, Eli. OIL painting, fowers, 1t. 80: syl-
via Davis, Ills. Wild ro>,-. q, zoe: NJ \
Clark, alter color. flowers, 1t. $50: Mary F
Robinson. fruit original, currant>, 1t, -
II. grapes and pitcher, "a. zoe animal. bulls
head, 1t, 80: MR. y { King, ElI. animal.
English ma>ttf, ~, 15c.
A Clark, collection 81 painted china,
lst, $50; "a, 75c: Mary Robinson.
pencil drawings, Isl, 20: Mr., y c King,
crayon, dogs head, l,t, /: " 4 Stock
bridge, painting on .atin, l,t, /: NJ 4
lark. best piece painted china. 1T. l. Il f
Joy. Els collection Of portraits and views. 1T,
! Or II Greedy. Els, pen and ink sketch. 1T.
/: II Black. Ell>, oil painting, marine,
Wreck" 1t. 80: Annie |. Joy. marine. ~,
zoe: Irving O>good, Els, crayop, /.
SPECIAL premiums offered Ivy Mr.. Eugene
Hale: NJ Clark, Els, oil painting fruit
original. silver piece valued al 10: Mrs. l. u
Foster, Els, knit mittens, .: Mary +. Adams,
En-, knit mittens. 3: Mrs. F. W. Wtham,
Surry, drawn rug, ,.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-09-21

No p rson should travel without box Of A. er's
Pills. As safe and speedy remedy for eoDstipa-
tloa and all irregularities Of the stomach and
bowels, they have equal, and, being skillf uliy
sugar coated. are pleasant to take. and long re-
tain their virtues.
II. VI. Byrne Il Co., announce the opening of
their fall stock of clothing, which, they say, they
have marked down TO very low figures.
The Rockiand commercial college makes an an
nouncement in another column. This institution
Is highly spoken of. illustrated catalogue sent
free on application.
sufferers from dyspepsia have only themselves
to blame if they fail to test the wonderful cura-
tive qualities of Ayer's >arsaparilla. In purify
ing the blood, This medicine strengthens every
organ n the body, and even the most abused
stomach is oon restored 70 healthy action.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-09-21

Hannah. list. 15c; Geo Barron, Red Astracan.
LIST. 7Sc; \ Butler, Easibrook, 81, 50c; Geo,
Barron, Ellis. Duchess Odenbnrg, LIST, 75c
I McGown, Ellis. I'd, SOC; A W Clark, Ellis.
Clspp's Favorite Pears, Isl, zoe; {. w. BeaI
2d. use; Mrs Mary Adams, Barberries, LIST. .ac ;
w Hall. Sorrento, Hass apples, LIST, zoe
Mrs Sarah Smith, Bay side. Pomegranstes, LIST.
Zoe: W Haslam. Els, Porter apples LIST, 75c !:
NJ Moore. Els, ID, soc; II W Butler,
Eastbrook. Red Everlasting 1892. LIST. soc /;
1888. LIST, Toe; s. l.. Brmmer, Mariaville 1893
%. zoe;
Rutler. Eastbrook. Early Harvest, lst,
I5c; McGown, No Els. Early Harvest, I'd,
9oe: Butler. Eastbrook, Golden Sweet,
1T. zoe, Red Sweet, 1st, I5c. Mother Sweet,
LIST. 15c; A NJ Moore, No ELS, Sweet Russell
lst. 15c; II Downing. Sullivan, ID. Soc: "
y Darling. Franklin, Alexander, LIST, Zoe f
W Wooster, Hancock, %. soc; Yellow Trans
parent. lst, Zoe; Fall Talman, 1st. 75c; + Me-
Gown. No Els, Gravenstein, LIST. 15c; $ r
Downing, sullivan. ID, SOC; McGown, No
Ellis. Sweet Crab. 1st 25c; King of Tompkins,
lsi, zoe; Wagner, lst. 75c; + G Hopkins. Els
Falls. Farneuse, l,t, .5c; + Grant. Wal
than. %. SOC; f Il Hopkins, Els Falls,
stumps. lst. zoe; Earlv strawberry, lst, I5c;
Fall Janet;ing. lst. 15c; II f Bartlett. La
moline, 2d. 80; II JOY, Els. cranberries. 1st,
.5c: II + Bartlett, Lamoine. %. SOC;
{ kingman. Waltham, Bells Sweet apples,
lsi. zoe; Northern Spy, lst. 15c; Z X Austin.
Dedham, Northern Spy, ID, 50c 5 Down.
Ing. sullivan, Moore's Arctic plums. 1st, .5c:
q Hopkins. Els Falls. ID. 30; Lena NJ Foster,
Els. Cherry crab apples. 1St. Doe; W Real.
Els. branches, LIST, DC; Mrs f Bonsey, Els.
2d. 11r; A Boynton. Caribou. High Bush cram
berries, Isl, zoe; 5 l. Brimmer, Marisville,
Maiden Blush apples. ID: Benz Sbute, y Han
cock, Yellow Bellilower. ID, Benonl. W :
Green. Surrv. Roxhury Russet. New York
Greetings, W IIaslem, Ellis. Tolmau Sweet.
Wealthy, II \ Butler. Eastbrook. Yellow
Sweet, bough. Ladies Sweet, Bloomfield Honey
Sweet. W W ooster. Hancock, Petofsky. A NJ
Moore, y Els. Sour Russett, II Bartlett,
Lamoine. Black oxford, SOC each.
w Wooster. Hancock, fall Pippins, "a,
50f; { W Beal, Els, purple Gage plums, ID.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-09-21
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
G.. \. Phillips, supt.
DIVISION NJ.


Mrs Mary J. Perry, sullivan. braided mat,
lsi. 1jc; Mrs W SNOW, Els, %. j0c Iva l.
>hute. West Hancock, aged IS yrs. Sd. 95c
Christie Mcclellan. Els, drawn rug. l,t.
| Mrs h + Phillips, No Lamoine. %. .jc
MIR II l. Smith. East lamone. 81, SOC: Mrs
/ Brown. Ell, Falls. yarn rug, 1T, 15e: Mrs
= Means, Surry, "a, Soc Mr., Mary Has
lam. W altman. Knit stockings. wool. lst. j0c
Mrs Laura Curtis, Els, ~. 10 Lizzie Wood.
Ell>. ID, 10 Mrs y q Means. Surrv. knit
stockings. cotton, l>t. Doe: Mrs ID q Means,
surry, knit gloves, wool. 1st, zoe Mrs Jerry
Jones, W Brook>yiile. Knit mittens, l>t, 4Oc
Mrs Anne Gormin, Eli, aged : years, 81,
zoe; Mr, Sarah + Majdock>. No Els. 81. ljc.
Mrs Charles II Bailey, Bayside. patchwork
quit, i>t, Mrs q Cook. Els. 81. * Mrs
v @ FoEE. salisbury Cove, 81, lnc Mrs
Horace MARKS. Ray>ide. silk quit. 70: Mrs
Thomas Graves. No Hancock, aged - years,
~, Mr. J I smith, Eli, 81, Doe Grace
smith. Els. sofa Quilt, 1t. -: Mrs George %
Anderson, Amherst, ~, 80: Aryilla Thomas.
Et~. knit bed spread 1T, l Mrs NJ Trgw-
Orgy. No Lamoine, domestic yarn. .ratuity
Mr. George l. Morrison Els cratuitV
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-09-21
Children Cry for
Pitchers Casto1ia.

SUMMER WEAKNESS, that tired feeling loss
of appetite and nervous prostration are driven
away by Hoods Sarsaparilla, like mst before the
morning sun. To realize the benefit OF this great
medicine, give II a trial.
Sure. efficient nnsr-Hnnn,S Ellis
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-09-21
A GENERAL
MARK-DOWN
IN PRICES,
OUR
*SUM Err GOODS. :
IF YOU DO KNOW BARGAINS
WHEN YOU SEE THEM.

find
The goods
figures Our the
the public
aues.
There kinds reduced
The cerain be la Ito accept
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-09-21

Miss Marion Bartlett Is prepared to take piano
pupils For terms apply at residence, corner
OAK street and Birch avenue, Ellswerth-Adrf.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-09-21

List OF letters remaining uncalled for at the
L lsworth po.t-ofiice Sept. 16: Mrs. George
Dunham. Mrs. Mena Frazier Nelson Glidden,
Miss Bertha f. Holden. Mrs. Judith Joy,
Lorenzo kingman, Mrs. c. +. Rogers. Capt.
A. b. Strout.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-09-21

When Baby was sick, gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria
When she had Children, she gave them Cas,oria
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-09-21
tNCN WORK DEPARTMENT.
g.. \. Phillips, >up;.
DIVISION y elias, is.


\, y h"ote, rus 'iinr"idtItH tt"y' ~ -
", 'ehne>H M'hnWh H. f.'s' ~ - Mt
htAne' ~ rto''n't FIX ~. ~ MF> ~
,it,n Al -. - Az - ~ M, ma
" h'taAoI Li, ,,N VI aH,' apron ~ -
III F'.t 'H-t .n'h,hth' = l'h'9'A' tace nAH3-
Ne' h''i' IT. - MT a >auh1eF-' rms n'h!-
r ,,,il,. t a1n''Af''n' r. CIT
!, = JH' FL, 'A,,' '"' Il y; ." ~ = n"f
"'","'un' I">' ~ NJ t''',," mo
S"'h S'i1u''' IL A-".S =, hnHh
'ou, r i.Aii'' PC; n nam ~ 49," MF' n'I
- j - :. ~ ~ II
,n'''te"' 81, N'ah f-l'"' r., ~
,aI1' |utIa -H' -, ia'Hr 'fIft>'
!, + l'ai '.'t T. 3D. ~ sur I'm nhnd,' ny
~. n.y. T. 'I''"H' ~ ~ 7 /
'r.la',; rut I ~. ,'N'
ut y = Nh r., 'u' "eth' ~ 80. h's
,,hff, ~, a''n.no' ''"' TT Stf' IT
~ mn l,''i ~
,t H., r,,..' ci. ,y'r,h.r, '''' H.
ii. sn.. NJ. Iulis Rartl.tt, Ismo,nc. Witt
cushion, IL. 1oo Mr. g Il button. Ellsworth,
centre Yi'ce. I, 5or. Mrs II II Harden, fls.
io''e-. 1T. 5oc; Mr., VIM. Il Campbell, Ill.
2i.25.: Mr. Lettie Crimmr. WaihAm, kult
suff"t.' - X NF, y Mthh', 9urtN' a.
=, a. 49, rnt,,,.n
/, .r.t,,..,a,, M H., -l.. NJ. \ . M,,
$50 -,g,h.t ;srtct -, Ia.
MN n NrF,rl,nJ \ Iapoi,. cro.bo,
,-ir,,,,i,,, H., IN NJ i NJ, u Viii
NJ 1'nmlhI; ~ % MI pr NJ Ltan H.
-. a.. IL. \ = ~. i,r,',,ti'
Mr.W n .,,ar N, +ra.h., III, T., Ill.
IL i / $500 -. -
NIX I-t, ,C ''',l' ~ -
:, M,.r. ~, ,,iIa I'LL, - IL,
,,,-'t- - - -,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-09-21

&. 8. Phillips, supt.


Mrs. f. b Allen. Ellsworth. white bread Let.
81; MIS- 3 + Phillips, \ Lamoine, ID, SOC; Nj g
+ Is Allen. Ellsworth, loaf from Mascot flour,
l.t; Mrs b + Phillips, \ Lamoine loaf baked
on Clarion range. l,t: Mrs ; l. Brimmer,
Mariaviile. loaf brow n-bread. 1st. 81; Mrs
Maria Bartlett. Els, ID, 50c; Mrs 5 l. Brim-
mer, Mariayile, print butter, 1T. So; MIR. n
b Young. \ Lamone, ID. 81; ii \ Butler.
Eastorook, Sd, 81; Mrs W Pratt, Els. pre-
serves (col) l.t, 7jc; Mrs n b Young. y La
moine ID soc; Mrs 7 b Day. Els, jelly lst,
81: Mrs \ b Young. \ Lamoine, 81, SOC; Mrs
+, l. Brimmer. Maravlle, packed butter, LIST,
So Mrs \ b Young, y Lamoine, %, 81; Mrs
T. q Hopkins, Els Falls. Sd, g.
l. Brimmer. Mariaville, Greening apples,
%, SOC; W Green, Surry, Naked Limb LIST,
zoe: y Young. \ Lamoine. Fall awberry,
1st, zoe; n \ Butler. Esstbrook. 81, Soc; b
Sbute. Hancock, jar plums. Isl, T5c: Naked
Limb Greening apples, ID, SOC; 81 Lawrence,
1T. 75e: W Ha.laD, Els, %, soc; b shute. \
Hancock. Ben Davis, 1st, i5c; + w Wooster.
Hancock. I'd. SOC; b shute, \ Hancock. 20 w,
lst, 15c; + McGown, Els, ~. 50c; q W Wa
gait \ Els, Russet. lst, .5c; baldwin, lst, Zoe
Z Kinsman. Waitham. ID, SOC.
{ W Wasgatt, \ Els, High Top sweet APP
pies. Ist. 75c A NJ Moore Ellis, ID 50c;
W Wssgatt. \ Els. Jenetting, 1si, s5c; b
Grant. Waltham. ID. SOC; & W Wasgatt, n
Els, b, lifower, 1st.55; Williams Favorite, lst,
15c; L X Austin, L Dedham, ID, soc; Z w
Wasgait, \ Ellis, r Island Greetings. LIST, ,5c
Austin, T. Dedham, %, soc; B Grant
W altman, Trsnscendent crab, 1>t, Zoe; g King
man, Waiham, %, soc; +. b. Grant, W latham,
Cabert Isl, 75c; Grant, Waltham, KetfeT
pears, 1st, Toe; w s Green. Surry. White
Winter Pearmain apples. LIST, 75c; Bells Early
LIST. 75c; A NJ Moore, n Els, I'd, soc.
w Green, Surry, Orange Sweet, lst, 15c
Caihead. 1st, 15c: Milding, LIST, I5e; Benz Shute
n Hancock, I'd, soc; W Green, Surry, jew.
etts fine Red, LIST, IS; g W Wasgatt, n Ellis,
81. zoe; W Green, Surry, President, LIST, 75c
s L Brimmer, ID, 80; Mrs L Moore, Ellis Aunt
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-09-21
MARINE LIST.
Ellsworth Port.
SAILED


SAILED
saturday. Sept 10
JIM Kennedy. Woodward. Roudout
ARRIVED
Monday, Sept Is
sch Storm Petrol. Bonsey, Portland
sch ; Lawrence. Patterson. Boston
SAILED
Tuesday. sept ~
Sch Olive Branch, Moon. Bangor
ch h ,, ~ '5 iPesins; nGu,h%est nare"r
sch Victory, Potter, sullivan
Dom-stie Ports.
BN>@nE Sli sept Il, schs Nonparic Eaton
and / \ >tet-on, beer Isle
tid >opt "a, bark I J Stuart. Blake Grccnoch
Nr sept I, ~ch- Ella CobHrn. Deer I-lc Mabel
Whttmorc. NJ Desert. I. J Beckett. Buck4pnrt
~ >cpt y. 7ch Helen ; Barnes. Iii-kcli,
Brooks, lire
III >rpt 10. sch tmilv F swift. Stqtles
SD sept t. ~ h Nyun tietrhell taI River
h"urtiRAt iiNKH"R-iu port sept il, Sch t.rA G
stevens, Tor Boston
Ar Sept Is, sch Montezuma, Bangor Tor New.
fouudland
IA sep, u. Ell Geo W Jcwc,s Roston for sui.
Ivan
BALTIMORE Ar scrt T.. -ch Helrn q Mo.eley.
EosroN-Ar sept IS, sch Amelia Cobb. Blue.
hill
n SEPT Is, -rh Susan Pickering. Brunswick,
stw Y"rK-sld Sept Il, .ch4 Herr. whitney
anl 'uitn Douglass, Bangor, Walter NJ Dung.
Iuhrc
GA sept II. sch Charlie \ ouhcrg, smith, Man.
G-uilA
NJ ~ept u, -ch- rruouscot. NJ, Desert " ;
DORIAN, >omc- sound
~ rpt H. seq Il Curtis Tor, Johnson for
Hrrytt- Ia..irI
Ms ept D.. ch. u Wyuian, sullivan. Hattie
Eu--tli. ~anc- sound
Nr>. ,t rs. -ch Northern Lisht. Sullivan
rWLArttruN-cH sept u, -eh nayid Faust,
&.,cA ant
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-09-21

Minnie-"Did he kiss you hen he proposed 2"
May-"Certainly: wouldn't consider any but
sealed proposals. IogHe.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-09-21
SUCCESSFUL COMPETITORS ALL SECTIONS
OF THE COUNTY REPREsENTFp-A
GREAT SUCCESS.

In accordance with the announcement made
last week, THE AMERICAN takes pleasure in
presenting below the list Of premiums award
MS second annual fair held last week at Wy
man Park:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-09-21
Reduced Figures on Our Entire Stock of Seasonab

We will sell to
be sold No do beterhady will 10 we'll
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-09-21
MANUFACTURERS DEPT.


Bluehll Mineral Spring Co. , lot, plain wster
lst. one doz aerAted, 1t; doz mixed soda Isl
II Davis Els. quartered oak surry. lst punt.
I>t; Bangor top buggy, 1.t; + L Rowe, Els,
81; } A McGown, Fills, riding harness; W n
Grant. Watham, automatic toy wagon; J
EIdridge. Els. five entries tinware, : each
sheet iron work. l>t; r b Aiken, copper tank
,trainer milk pail, dinner pail, coffee pot. mill
lamp, graf 81 on each; E!E Rowe. sleigh, graf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-09-21
PREMIUM LIST
OF THE HANCOCK COUNTY FAIR
ASSOCIATION

OF THE HANCOCK COUNTY FAIR
ASSOCIATION
SUCCESSFUL COMPETITORS ALI. SECTIONS
OF THE COUNTY REPREsENTFp-A
GREAT SUCCESS.
In accordance with the announcement made
last week, THE AMERICAN takes pleasure in
presenting below the list OF premiums award
ed by the Hancock County Fair Association at
man Park:
HORSE DEPARTMENT.
T. II. o>so"d, >upt-
DIVISION A-CLASS l.
Eben y Clark, fremont. draft stallion, 1t,
Slo; Theodore Bragdon. Franklin, srsii mare
and colt, lst, 81; ID q Means, surry, 81, 3: A
silrby. Amher,t. 81. ,: Almond Gray.
Lamoine. draft stallion. . yrs. lst. 81; u q
Means, Surry. draft fiy yrs. l>t. a..
VI II Hewey. L Bucksport. driving stallion,
l>t, Sl0;G ii Ruttcr. Franklin. 81, 81 30: + II
Greeiy. Ellis. brood mare and colt, Isi, "a; IL
JOY, Eil-. ~. 80: q II Rutier, Franklin. "a.
-; III o-good. Els. driving stallion. yrs
1T, 81; Wilbur Wardwcli. f Bluehil. yrs,
1T. -; " Sil>by, Amherst, | VT, lst, S2;C +
Davis, Els. geldiug 3 yrs, lst, 81: W q Rich.
,urry, 2d.S3;j u Pattcn.N Els oily. yrs, 80,
y; q Morrell. Bar Iiarbor, iiy. yfs. lst
81; Geo A Grant. Surry. %, S.; Rosw eli
Mureh, Els, 3d. 81: d Ii Eppes Il Son. Ell.,
hily' yr, 1T, -. %. 81; 7 h Austin, bed
ham. matched horses. 1t. So Frank Thomp-
ION, driving stallion. 3 Yrs. -, So.
Cattle SWINE AND SHEEP DEPT.
III osg"od. supt
DIVISIONS a - A<pr
6 : Cook, Els. lIolstein COW. 3rrs. l,t. -;
" Jones. Jersey COW. yr>. 1T. 81: I2yr.,
~. 81; grade Ilo.tein BUN. 3vr>, 1T. -; John
Lymhurner, Eli. 2yr>, 1t. So; II y JOY. Els,
Grade Hoi>ten COW, yr~, l-t. 81: q ; Cook,
Els. ". ~. 81; + Wyman. Els, > yr,,
-, 81 II Jonss' H. heifer. tyr. 1T. g;
\ Wood, grade Jersey bull. yrs 1t, 81;
Geo u Bridges. Ell-. yr. Isl. 80; josiah VIII
liam>. ". "a. 81: Ro>we Murch. bull calf,
mo-. 1T. 81; Moses Smith. COW, 6Nrs, it,
- John LHmhurncr. HI Falls. VIZ. "a. =:
\ { opd. Els. htifcr, VI. 1t, So Roswell
NnFeh. n, - IL Joy. Eli,, Ayrshire, II
", IT. a
Preston 4 Leach. BIuchfN. YOKE oxen. W..
III. 81, Jeremiah Moore, ELL. ) yrs. 2t. ~:
II : Joue-, Ill, yoke steers, 3 VI. 1t. 81:
Norris Moore, Eii- tr- 1T. 3: Norris Moore,
trained III Steers, 2Nr>. III, I Preston Leach.
HIuehlu. drawing oxen, 1t. :, weight 81
cattle. 3li3, weight of draft. 1863: Jeremiah
Moore, El~. III. 9. weight Of cattle. 2>G1. draft
3lnG
q Hari.-on. y Iqmoine. white chester
-ow and * pia-. 1T -; II Jones ,Eil.. white
chester boar, ltr. 1t. -.
Il I Phillips. \ lsn.uiuc. Shropshire down
eve Sheep. i,i. 50; Amh. 1T. II ~ :cro,,-Dretd
IKE amb. 1t. 81.
rotITKh III FtRTNI>T
II J 10y, ~upt
pIN IsInN r. CLASS 81.
Et.lfY t.-tt.u II.r...l I,..t..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-09-21
REDUCTION IN LADIES AND MISSES GARMENTS.

All lightweight garments reduced from
Ladies and Misses Jackets ito
Black Tan Havana
al the
sold at
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-09-21

J ek-nu. NJ" NV IL, 1892
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-09-21
Children Cry 70,
Pitchers Castoria,
tfle0ieaI,
tlle0ifal.
scRoFULA or KINGS EVIL DE-
STROyED,

And Young I.ady's Life Made Happy
by Rodoif. the King OF Blood Purifiers.
RnnnTE MEpIrrSr 90
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-09-21

Lille smith, EIi-. embroidered quilt: A-ne-
Bpyntpn, j. Lsmoinr. embroidered under
clothes Mrs Thomas Parker, Bu, A-port,
Hor}tau Lao.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-07-15
A RIG SURPRISE.

In store for all who try Bacon's
Celery King for the Nerves. The gem
eral verdict Of all who haye used this
great vegetable preparation is that it
Is the grandest remedy even discovered
for the cure of dyspepsia, liver COM
plant, general debility, etc Bacon's
Celery King for the Nerves stimulates
the digestive organs, regulates the
liver and restores the system to yigor-
GUS health and energies. Sample free.
Large packages soc. Sold only by A.
NJ. GILBERT & BRO. II North Queen
street.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-07-15
HOW TO KEEP COOL

is the question of the day. Every
body has desire for some cool drink.
All enjoy both the taste and effects
when they partake of our Ice Cream
Soda.
We use plenty of ice, thereby giving
you an ice cold drink, which is pleas
ant and refreshing, and effectualiy
dispels that tired feeling one has on 3
hot ,sultry, day. Our syrups are Of the
best and our tnmbler washer insures
You well washed glass to drink i
from. We serve Ice Cream with our
Soda Water, at the regular price, 5c q
glass. a. Nj Gilbert y Bro.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-07-15
J n YETERAN \. . 8. l.NaTNEER.

Mr.. Christian Smith, residing on
Maryland Heights;near Harper's Ferry,
is believed to be the oldest railroad
engine driver in the United States.
He ran the first engine ON the> first
railroad constructed from Baltimore
westward, from ssPlane No. 4ato Point
of Rocks, on June /, 1886. He was
the first engineer to run a train into
Cumberland and the first TO man a
locomotive west Of Cumberland. He
is in his eighty-second year and is
hale, vigorous, hearty and possesses a
youthful appearance. He has been
solicited by Maj. Hangborn, Of the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, to accom-
pany the Baltimore & Ohio exhibit to
the Worlds Fair. He proposes doing
es
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-07-15
FELL oyER 4 oULvRRT.

An aged German emigrant fell a dis
lance of twenty feet over the culyert
at Hancock station, last Thursday,
while number of emigrants were be-
ing transferred to cars for various des-
tinations. He alighted from the car
some distance below the station and
walked headlong over the culvert. He
was picked up in an unconscious con
dition badly wounded on the side Of
the head, He was sent on his journey
after his injuries had been dressed by
DR.. w. II. Perkins. Hancock Star.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-07-15
MORMoNs IN VIRGINIA.

Ten Mormon missionaries are oper-
ating in the upper part Of Hanover
county apd have made about thirty
converts to their faith. The Bap-
lists, Methodists, Presbyterians and
Episcopalians have organized against
them and will try to induce the con
yerts to leave the party and the Nor
mons to get out of the State.
Last year two followers Of Brigham
Young were forced to leave the neigh
borhood of Beaver Dam, but recently
they have returned, reinforced by six
others, and have held meetings, max
ing converts readily. AS the strangers
cannot we'll be got rid of by force, the
citizens have decided upon a campaign
of education and will hold meetings
with frequent preaching in order to
try tocanvince those who wish to ally
themselves with the Mormon's Of their
error i
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-07-15
A SNAKE IN HIS SHOE.

While Harry Bridges son Of Robert
Bridges, was swimming in the river,
one day recently, a snake about q foot
long crept in one Of his shoes which
he had placed along the bank. After
his bath, lie repaired to the shore to
dress, and hastily slipped On his shoes.
He felt something large in the bottom
Of one of them, which he did not stop
to remove, but hastily laced both, and
boy-like, tied them in strong knots.
1t was not long before he felt some
thing glide along the sole of his foot,
and with shudder discovered through
crack that snake was moving in
his shoe. He hastily tried to remove
the shoe, but could not unfasten the
knot. Then he danced with horror
and it was only after exercising des-
peration that he unloosened the shoe
and freed the reptile. Hancock Star.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-07-15
SNAP Shots At HONE NEWS.
Brief Notes q IAtsss1t Gathered IL 'FAs Woria''
Readers

Brief Notes q IAts-sus Gathered ia .TAs Worli''
Readers
Five new bicycles arrived IN this
city yesterday.
Vegetation is looming up YesteT-
days showers VIII bring out the garden
truck, and make the corii grow.
Some Of the windows at THE woKLD
Office were washed yesterday BY the
delightful showers. The Improvement
is wonderful.
The Continental Hotel yesterday re-
ceived lot Of brown cushion comb.
nation chairs, for the benefit Of itspa-
irons in the sample room.
Mr., II. II. Rutherford il hiring BIZ
cycles ont in connection with hts livery
business. Harry is wide awake and
abreast Of the times He's got the
push and deserves success.
A fountain in the public square
would improve it wonderfully. OF
course one viii be placed there when
our City Fathers and some people are
succeeded by Messrs. Work, Fntere
prise q Push.
There are some very bad pavements
here that should be promptly repaired.
They are noticed more after shower
than any other time by the mud
splashing up into ones eyes, on be-
spatting shirt front.
An excellent idea would be to scrape
our business throughfares now The
sun will soon dry them Off, and dust
will be almost intolerable. a thorough
scraplng now will prevent it. Don't
you think il a good idea, Mr.. Mayor :
The town clock provided by the
City Fathers at the request Of the pc
titioners can be heard striking for
miles around. The face is lighted up
at night by an luminous dial. One
can stand on the top of the mountain.
five miles west Of this city, and tell
the hour. This is only imaginative
don't, no don't think il true.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-07-15
ANOTHER BERKELEY APPOINTMENT.

A special from Washington, says
'.For the first time in many days a
West Virginian has been provided
with a government Office. CHI. Hollis,
Of Martinsburg, is the lucky man this
time and the Office he gets is that 81
assistant internal revenue agent, as
signed to duty in Virginia and North
Carolina, with headquarters at Green's
burg, N. G. The position pays $500
day and expenses.
Senator Faulkner was in this city
to-day and spent some time looking
after matters Of State interest about
the departments. The intense heat
made him glad to start back home
when evening came. !.