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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-01
wHEELINe FAMs 10 sCoRE.

With only about a quarter Of an hour
remaining to play, it was BOW sppar-
ent to the local teamJthst the game was
lost, but they made desperate effort
20 score. Wheeling started the play
with a wedge, which was as unsuccess-
full as the former efforts, when resisted
BY the Martins Ferry heavy weights.
Ziegenfelder had the ball, and carried it
ten yards before be was tackled and
stopped. HusemGn got the ball, and
lost about six yards through clever
tackle by the Y. NJ. G. AS. For the
third down the ball was punted by
Broekunier and stopped by Giertsen,
with about ten Yards gain for the home
team. Martins Ferry lost several
YARDS in a scrImmage, and Gjertsen
made 0 punt, Brockunier eaTchlng the
ball, aud making good sprint which
- - the pig-skin abput "A yards.
n the Wheeling
4 five yards,
this advan-
4 in scrim-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-01

LAST week OF Lynn Factory Shoe
Failure Sale at 1888 Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-01

Wheeling substitutes were Harper,
Hubbard, Refer and Shapleigh; Mar
tins Ferry, Sweeney and Watson.
TIE CANE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-01

WHEN pain and anguish wiring the brow
~ ministering angel thou"-Bromo.
Settler.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-01
AMUSEMENT
1.-THE vooDoo" TONIGHT.

Hard as II would seem 10 the theatre
goer Of to-day for an author TO be able
to strike q new vein for q musical
comedy, the feat has been accomplished
by +. S. Gibbs, prominent journalist
Of Detroit.
The piece is called 1.-THE Voodoo, or
A Lucky Charm" IL has scored from
the start an emphatic success every
where presented.
The celebrated Irish comedian,
Thomas z. Murray, has won for himself
fresh laurels through bis clean per-
Torrance Of an eccentric Irish comedy
part entitled michael Mcmahon" an
easy-going father OF an educated and
refined family. THE Voodoo" will DC
presented a. the Opera House on Fri
day night, December 1st.
JULIA MARLowE AT THE OPERA HOUSE.
Plsygocrs have long since come 70
recognize the annual engagements Of
Miss Msrlowe as social events OF special
distinction. Her repertoire has this
year been enlarged by revival OF Sher-
idan Knowles fine old comedy, "fhe
Love Chase" In the character OF Con
stance" its heroine, Miss Marlowe 10
afforded q fine opportunity for the dis
play OF her talents. Besides the "Loye
Chase" .sMuch ADO About Nothing"
will be played during the coming en-
gagement at the Opera House.
1.-THE Love Chase" affords Miss
MarloWe special opportunities for
distinction 10 the third scene OF the
second act, and In the hnal scene Of the
third. In the former Constance be-
deviled in spirits and bsdiZzened Ia
makeup with ''sportiness" all-assum-
ed, tsunts Wildrsks with his, apostscy;
for this roysterous squire has, for love
OF her, forsakea his stables and kennel
10 dance attendance on his lady-loye;
and In the subsequent scene Wildrske's
ingenIously ambiguous description OF
her he would wed drives the little
woman into q perfect ferment Of jealous
impotence.
PEcK's BAD BOY.
There IS something IN the play OF the
"Bsd Boy" which come 70 the Grand
the first three nights OF next week.
which reviyes In the mind OF every be-
holder memories Of the keenest relish.
As pieces OF origin al composition the
bad Boy" stories have never been api
preached 10 our language; aud for abb
surd stage situations. continuous ant
e1hIlara!ing comedy, the play is incc1
parable.
LAST wet actory Soc
Failure SaIs strsst{
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-01
THE CASUALTY RECORD.
The Accidents Reported From About the
City Yesterday.

Count Radcliffe, a boy aged twelve
years, fell from the banisters al the
Sixth ward school few days ago. He
fell fifteen feet, and hurt bis mouth
painfully.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-01
YAM. c. A.'SARE CRACKS.
RED AND Wits 60 DOWN BEFORE THR
LAVENDER AND BLACK.
Martins Ferry Wins the Football Game by a
Score of is 10 GA Big Crowd
and GEsal Rnthusi-
assn.

II VI! Y. NJ. C. A.,
boom-de-ay! rah! rah."
This, and 81 m liar
yslls which rent the
air at the close of the
football game at the
State Fair Grounds
yesterday aft e.rnoon,
told that the lavender
and black had WOO a
victory from the white
and red. 1t was a hard
fought battle, aud the
best team won. The
NJ. L.,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-01

some time as q result.
John Durstle, employed in tho gal
vanizlng department OF the Etna-
Standard, suffered a painful accident
last Wednesday evening. be was at
his work, when a misstep plunged bis
left foot into one Of the pots OF molten
metal. His shoe was burned from his
foot and the member was most painful
~ scalded. The mill man will De laid
up for some time as a result.
Yesterday noon there was az accident
at Tenth and Main streets. Two men
in a cart made a narrow escape. They
were driving from tho suspension
bridge, in the street car tracks. Street
car 80 was coming up Tenth, meeting
them. The car and the cart coilided,
and the men were thrown under the
wheels Of their vehicle but were little
Injured. The cart was smashed. The
accident was the fault Of the drivers,
who evidently drove against the car.
They were strangers IN the city and
their names could not be learned.
About 10 o'clock yesterday morning
there was an an accident at the w.
E. G. depot. Luckily 20 one was iniued,
but Ollie Smith, baggage agent, was
scared within an inch Of his life. A
coach was being brought Ia front Of
the depot, after the engine lad been
detached, and Mr.. Smith was as the
brakes. The coach became unmansge-
able, and ran from the tracks, and
down Sixteenth street below Chapline.
The coach was finally checker, and
employees succeeded in getting back
after hard work. The Oatbo train
was delayed but aiew nj
LAST week Of Ly Try Shoe
Failure Sale At 1888 II reef.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
There are Feet HlthCorls
There are Feet Without.
There are Shoes That Fit
There are Shoes That Don't

We have hone OF TIE don't kind. We can
give Srsrg fcota comfort bis AZ. Ih.ts,onr -.
cia!ty. Every wortay make Is Ia our stoek
our humfotE' Shos for Men. at s8O) are
oteaxlns the record as fast sellers and good
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-01

LAST week OF Ly
Failure Sale At 1888 u
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-07-20

80 -tup between ENtalutr -. station 10 fau
Eur amt Ellsworth. nor lctHrrH Ellsworth aHJ
Nj. pr-crt frrrf.
stops u ben 7Isu4llc,l l.ut.rc a. ,sft, Qrtpr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-07-20

singular case of lightning's freaks is re-
ported from West Surry. During the TEN.
pest of last Thursday the house of George A.
Gray was struck, the bolt appearing to enter
the house at the chimney. The upper part
OF The building was set on fire. but not serious
ly damaged. During the excitement Mrs.
trays absence was not noted. but later she
was found unconscious in her room. where
she had been lung her nine-months' old child
TO sleep.
Investigation showed that she bad received
the shock. II struck her on the head, passing,
apparently, the whole length OF the body. Her
clothing had been set on fire. snd beside the
discooration due TO the electric fluid. the body
was somewhat scorched by the burning cloth
ing.
The flesh was not broken except at the ball
OF one of the feet. Here Il cash about one
and half inches long had been cut exposing
The bone. The theory |, that Mrs. GRAY, when
struck, was standing over large nail in the
floor. and that the fluid, concentrating at this
point, induced the decoration.
Mrs. Gray has remained unconscious ever
since the accident, and grave fears are enter
tanned a 10 her recovery. Her husband Is at
the Grand Banks fishing.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-07-20
SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC.
Congregationaiists go to The Riuns-

'ongreaationaiists go to The Bluffs
interesting Games-Fine Weather.
| The children and friends of the Coperegs
| 'lonal sunday school OF this city held their
annual picnic at The Bluffs, Mt Desert Ferry,
last Tuesday. The weather was fine. and 8
large crowd WAS in attendance, most of them
taking the 1890 train down
| Arriving at the terminus the merry marty
promptly preempted the veranda and the
grounds about the big but unused hotel a, this
| point, and radiatcd thence to the many inter.
estins spots In the ueighborhood
After lunch, which was of the baske, order.
the races became the centre OF attraction ia
both Young snl old.
Following is "a list of the field sports that
took place, all OF which were under the direc-
ton of +. r. Aiken, starter; {. Il. Foster,
scorer and I. +. Redman. time-keeper:
RrSNIsG
! Boys under 10 Tor speed and grace.
tntries-tddic Robinson. Fulton Rc,lman,
Morris hn"wlton, Harry Achorn. Fred ROYAL.
Charlie knowlton, Morris Howdcn.
Winner or speed. Fulton Ro,lman, lst Fred
Royal "a. For grace. Morris knowlton. lst
Fred Royal n
Boy o*er ln for speed and grace
Entries iflrert >toekhridge. Eddie Arhorn
Charlie GreNr-. Walter Ellington Harvey
Hooper george Newman Jimmie >tockhridgc
HArry CLARK Walter Foster Morris Bow,ieu.
oscar Clement J,o Wu.dwari
Mtuucr--Fof -reol Harvey Hu,pcr. I-t
Harry tiark- "a For srare Doe Woodward. lat.
charlie Gruwe-. III
i,IEI : EATl
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-07-20

Nalinna Bank Examiner c. +. Hatch ha.
completed h'. examination OF the First
National bank Of ;Ai, city, caused by Cashier
kcn,'s d,falcaliou.
The examination ha, been most thorough
one. and ha- beer in progress Al different Times
during the last three weeks.
Mr.. ilsieh was seen by = reporter for THE
AMERICAN. a be VA leaving town, and while
hi, instruction. prevented him from going into
deiail>, b. ,sii that the amount OF the defsIca-
iinu was ut - fir, reported les, than 1900
Il j. understood that the exact amount f.
S1>Sy6. Otlhi- the bank wifi receive At least
$4,000 from the Guarantee Company OF North
America. and something Ike $1,000 from
property turned over ~ the lite cashier
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-07-20

EANGnE Ar july II ecl- palph,u t,r4v Pc
nuh-rut + Plgr.iu- Unum Fatoi Deer Isl.
Ar Iuly u, -ch MARY iurrl. Iord. Ealtiinur,
EAIrlMoEL-~ld July ID -.h Id, VI E.r,ar
Ba-ton '''''
Bo>ro>-Ar July Is srh- Kate l. PRAY and
Minueola Mt Desert. T. = Newcomb and RAD
ant Deer I-lc
Sld INV a. ech. Eastern Queen. Nlurod
Franklin
Ar july IT, -ch- Northern Light Alien Nil
bridge Edward Rich Deer lie
EBt >swICK, GA-Ar July -. sch susan y
Pickering Haskell Bo-ton
MuBILt-Cld July d. bark fremont BropLy.
Fayal
INV YoRk-Ar july IT, -rh- Post Bow Ban.
sur. Abigail LA, me- BlucniH. Harry Lord IT,
Haluwell White Cloud, >ome- sound. Allst6n,
sullivan
Ar-July Is, -ch- + NJ Baxter and Alhy l. Dow,
swans Island Alice ] crahtree. FernandinA
SID July H. sch Caroline { Fo4s, Boston
Ar Jus IL. -ch- Lizzie Cochrane, Kelley, Two
Rivers. \ Marshal Perrin. Hyanni-
well Franklin; Carrie Burknan Apalachirola
RoCkLASD-Ar July Is. sch Silver Heels. New
York
>ArILLA RIYER-Ar july II, sch hickey Bird
Nassau
PoRTLASD-Ar July Is sch Grace T. Stevens
stevens, Calais for Boston
Ar July H. sch Queen OF the West Over
ffdhkhh
phi1sd..I,'hin O'' 'U'! 10 O"IA 'u''H' "ee"'
W,.IItn i,t" nc >, -, ,., D..
tor Franklin '1'' To- ~ Jun" '''
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-07-20

Hoods Pills are purely vegetables aud
carefully prepared. 30. Try a boz.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-07-20

,.
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tatt- rr-.ryst..,r-. - -.
.,.,
- - an .., -:
'--'' q" III "''- f--'--' ~
4,
N.tr,yf huute-tsst II \ Jordan -ub
r,.t Ia rtght u r,,ietnI.. ssh
prrS
"a, r-..,- T. -. S.,.,.,
, , .,
,a.r-t ui,e - % :" ,ls = E5; XXI. =
"a t..rff..r II Inr- Il and , MAI, + VI
Hamor. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
4Ia. & W!ckHre II Newport 4 l. 10
same, portions ~ same lOts..-...-......
ponahue. Patrick Of Boston. To 7 NJ DonA
bee - Hyde Park Mas, lot 90 See 4, div
J. Mt Desert n Eastern shore Land Co..
How, John u to ! I Place Of New York,
II II Fo'4S On hpcn siIee' ''''''',''.''''
Morri-on, { and / i Dea-y 10 \ + Law
i'h'e' pan % ''' 10 SIMPSON pam
"Iil..'' aH'-.e l. !" g. h"s7' i''s d. OAR
LAA"iNf-
h"dkkln+ Ann n 70 u B.ynton,
7'e3'' - acre. Win feseF'atiohs'.'
COZ LbrBoko.
fher-"u. John 10 Galen II Smith. part
homestead ate J"hh fher7on-.....-..--.
Hill Frank r guardian, 10 Lottie l.. Hill,
lands ~ est -...----....--.-...-.--.. 1888
( Hill. Frank and Lottte J. TO j. Mont
s""eii La "a i'"7'oi' Snoie anu mats
Ha~e- Granville q New FORK TO Eu-
l ish III = "a" =, ~, acieT ,'r1iid al
-I"A' NeNA' 10y >" - paiIet' survey - +'Vo
MI phskhl-
h2ptTts, ,t, - uai plan, 70 ha ar! r.
htles an" AD"4o + ne ii"iu7' i''i" -.
Kent Fred 7 Ia y n Greedy 81 all band.
bought Of Abbie +. Reg nolds and 9. H.
Frazier. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..-.--.--.
/ Same to First NATL hank , lots near North
( -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-07-20

Farmers have begun haying this week.
Quite a number of young people have
gone away to work for the summer sea.
son.
Miss Sarah Bragdon of Northeast Har-
Dor is visiting her sister, Mrs. Lewis
Murch.
Mrs. Mary Badger and little daughter
Flora, of Boston, are visiting Mrs. Sarah
J. Jordan.
Quarry business is not very brisk just
now. A good many men are being dis
charged from the different quarries.
Coleman Hooper is quite i'll.
July Is. LIAM.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-07-20

-Her,a ha, been and still is entertaining
-"ue distinguished visitors.
H~- H. Gen. Hyde, the now famous iron
'u.p-1U Ter OF Bath " no WAS here last Sstur-
~: Senator ". B. Allison, Of Iowa, Senator
y D Wsshburn, Of Minnesota, and Hon
Robert 7. Lincoln. ex-Minister to England,
'"n # President Lincoln. are bere. the guests
u senator Hale. at The Pines :
tl4 distinguished party will remain in the
ciry for several DAYS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-07-20
advertisements.
Wise Saws and Modern Instances.


Statistics compiled for the census OF 1890,
show that the percentage of deaths from con-
sumption, In the entire country, Is lie; from
cancer and tumors, .024 total, II. The per-
centage for both, In the New England States
Is larger; that for consumption being lbs
for cancer. ETC., .035; total, 1853. According
to Webster, Tuberculosis is a constitution
vi disease characterized by the production
OF tubercles In the internal organs, and es-
pecially In the lungs, where 1t constitutes
the most common variety Of pulmonary con-
sumption" Modern Psychologists aver that
consumption Il only one form OF scrofuIa Of
which tubercle is the essential element. The
tendency to scrofuous diseases Is usually hered-
itary, though such disease may be acquired
through the action Of various exciting causes.
all OF which may be classed together AZ causes
Of debility"
Mr.. NJ. |. Stevens of Northport, Waldo Co..
Me-, was the victim OF a remarkably malig-
nant type Of constitutional tuberculosis, orig
mating from external causes. In the late
spring or early summer of 1889. he began to
suffer from pain In his left foot. attended
with swelling and slight tenderness, rescm-
bling rheumatism. Despite >kilful medical
treatment he grew worse; and, in the follow
ing winter, suspicious looking swelling APP
peared upon hi left temple. IIc finally
sought relief at the Massachusetts General
Hospital, undergoing an examination by the
board OF surgeons OF that institution April :,
1890 They pronounced his disease to he con-
stitutionsl tuberculosis, stating that amputa-
ton OF the affected foot and the opening % an
existing Assesses and of Others Il, they should
from time 10 time. appear were necessary for
tile prolongation Of his HE and afforded some
hope for permanent recovery. Almost prefer
ring death to such mutlation, Mr.. Stevens re-
turned home and put himself In the hands Of
local physician who recommended course of
remedies now known ~ Robots New Mrdi-
cal Discovery and Robots tr,am Emulsion
Thanks to their use. Mr.. stevens escaped
the surgeons knife aud + now in good health
with two good leg. sh-cr--as al healed. and,
to all appearance, the tuhrrcular faint eradi-
Gated from his system. Letters, with stamps
enclosed, rrlating 10 hi case. " III be promptly
answered BY him. Iii po-t-otlte address il
Belfast, Me. Box GIL
Rodoit', New Medical Discovery and New
Cream Emulsion embrace the latest and best
disenycrie. q modern science for THE treat
meui and cure of CONSUMPTION, >trofuA. Tu-
bcrcup-j,. Cancer, rheumatism ana their ire
di-posng causes. Try them aud they VIII DO
you good.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-07-20

AS easy falling OF log" t. an ola saving.
When IL was first uttered. nobody Knows Moth.
ing IS easier. unless It IS the taking of = dose of
DIR. rierce's Pleasant Pellets. These act Ike
magic. No gripping or drenchng follows. as ia the
case with the old fashioned pills. The relief that
follows resembles the action Of Nature In her hap
plcst moods. the impulse given tn the dormant
liver is Of the most sanitary Kind, and is speedily
manifested by the disappearance of all bilious
symptoms. Sick headache, wind on the stomach
pain through the right -ie and shoulder blade
and yellow of the skin and eyehalls are
specify rcmedied by the Pellets.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-07-20

business Notices.

J. II. 4 f. X. Hopkins offer their store for
sale. Their closing out sale continues.
Holmes Bros. have laid in new stocks of con-
fectionery and fruits, and are offering them at
very reasonable prices.
G. W. Mcdonald & Co. intend to close out
their dry goods business in the near future, and
to that end have made some interesting mark
downs,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-07-20

Harvard university has conferred the de-
gree Of master Of arts nm merjto upon Henry
Crosby Emery ION OF Judge AMI Mr. l.. A.
Emery q Ellsworth.
Nj Emery graduated at Rowdoln in the class
Of W. T. receive An NJ. A. from Harvard 20
soon after graduation j. no small honor, and
indicates that IL recipient !. 3 scholar Of an
usual A.talnmeut.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-07-20
General HYDE at Ellsworth

'enersl hyde. the iron ship builder of Bath,
Nho ha- made himself famous by the surc.s.-
iui completion of the guuhoat '.Machias.' was
u town last Saturday and Sunday the guest o
eenator Hale
an informal reception and dinner party
were rendered the distinguished visitor. At
De Pines" on Sunday evening.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-07-20

I'm doing missionary work good deal OF the
time. was the reply OF one OF the most charming
women OF New York, t" a friend. who asked how
she busicd herself. 81 see by your looks you
wonder what mean by that. III tell you. A few
years ago lie was burden to me / had been a
victim 70 female weakness Of the most aggra waited
character Tor long time and the doctors failed
to help me ENistenc" was a long, steady, terrible
torture-a lingering, living death. onc day saw
br ricrces favOrte Prescription advertised In
the newspaper. something In the advertisement
Impressed me favorahly. caught at the glimmer
OF hope II held out as the drowning Is said to
catch At straw Still. I'LL not dare to hope.
But got the medicine, and behold the result |
feel so we'll so strong, and ., thankful, that |
go about telling other women what caycd me In
no other way can SO well show my gratitude to
God, and To the man who has proved such ben.
efsctor OF women, and my love for my suffering
sistcrhoo,i."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-07-20

Tie Abenaquis club has provided for it-ef
some elegant stationery, the name being neatly
embossed AT the head Of the letter and note
sheets ana upon The envelopes.
senator Hale has made the club present OF
visitors register, handsomely bound, and an
oak stand. on which it rests,
Electric bells are soon 70 be put In.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-07-20
E..arlN Closing.

The banks closed last Saturday at O'Clock.
'hd Will continue that custom until and in
Guiding the first saturday in September
ne composing room and job department of
TIE AMERICAN will close he same hour for
tne same period. though the business office
VIII remain open a. usual, until O'Clock
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-07-20

Judge T.. A. Emery left Hancock Point.
whore he /, spending the summer on Monday
70 at,eud the session Of the lAw court for the
western district al Portland
lie vii! be gone about three weeks The
judges family i -ti.l at Hancock Point
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-07-20

This present 10 Mr.. stevens is In return for
courte,ie> shown by him 10 bis friends few
weeks ago 90 the steamers maiden trip from
Portland
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-07-20
RulIronOs ana Steamboats,.
Maine Central Railroad
Local Time TabIc--.func -. 1893.

Local Time rabIc--.runc -, 1893.
8pAii1.
Trains isartH3 Ran. 1t su5, & II. aloh ID. arI
u and y m, Arrigrti ~
BANGOR Exchange X 4, 'iIn. 4 ~. aI5am.
reaoo-'Sot Janr''au rrcusr. &C. . . WI;
g =. IS pm.
holden. :. lt5Am. .l4s. -5G,pu
I-rry'. MIA, : IS H. ''tr D. m
i.'Ar House, g. 70. 'r'-. n, y =. n 4 A.
.'t''n l.Ak. ~. '!o u ! n, - %. = ~ ! ut
tli-w orth ais, 80. l9 = Il = - ~ lu j. VA
fLL>WoKrn, 81 Ia, " ga, 10 50 = N; -.
q l. pm.
trankua Roa.l, 4. Iotaam.-tu a4trm
lItArock, Az, M il a tu, 4 II, tf 3. b wv.
NJ Desert rrrr,, oi3, 1910. Tia ~; ).
Il top
Sullivan .by toet. 7.Il75am.s5o .72spm.
H"rr'nt' Qay boat. a-'. II p M, y.
ntE n,En"E d, hoar, ~ ~. I:m.
. 80, II y m.
spAILN.
Rrn17rra. leaving l.sr Hari,,r At , g. lolo ia.
1l". : - %, arrive q
sorrento at 10. III 81 atH. 1 BIZ. : .bprn
Sullivan, is. 10 p m. 70. 7t5 y N
Mt. Desert Ferry, Z -. II 20 IA m. /: 30.
Hancock, .-.'l .-aIn.l rs, '3l,pm
tranAIn koaI t'Si VI 50 m. p, q m-
III>"oErn, 80. II 8 . ~; IN, ~.
Ellsworth Fal.., %. 'ila.Am.e. .545pm.
%rgcn LAX =: - ~, : g. - bpm
k-crs : MILE, = ~. n = - fu.
Hallru, i p ~. IL N, 3 ~, . b + m
rcnol-'"' JIn'tion Brewer ~, q m, u u.
Exchange st, Eaa.or - 10. !. -. llo, = IS.
nt>GoE. m;I.il5, ..lolopm.
- -'ul between EN.han.r 81. station u E4u
Enr amt Ellsworth. nor ctyrcu Ellsworth aHt
Mt. Desert Perry
soy. When -l.nAllc.l. ct oaro,.re ,o c.n,ac,or
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-07-20

Tickets for the Worlds Fair and All
Points South and West on sale al the
M c. r. K. ticket Office, Ellsworth, G.
w CLIFFORD, Agent.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-07-20
I.ilsSy orth Port

Ellsworth Port
SAILED
Thursday, jay ~
>ch samuel ewi-. Jordan, Boston
ARRIVED
Sch Wesley Abbott. Whitaker. salem
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Sch wesley Abbott. Whitaker. Roudout
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