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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-04-13
CONGREGATIONAL Church.

-EagIe River Lodge No. 1 2 meets
NV, NV, Monday evening at Smiley's Hall.
nai,bIso", G. II. Ed. Seeley, Il. S
The Republican journal., 1893-07-27

-.BATH. Me-. July IA. The ship Aryan
2Ol7 tons, was launched yesterday. She
is owned in New y ork and will enter the
deep-sea traffic in about a month 1t is
the general opinion that she is the last
wooden ship To be constructed in Maine.
Ii this is true. it foreshadows the eN-
tinction Of one OF the Oldest and nobest OF
American industries. The building OF
wooden ships in New England is almost
as ancient as the fisheries. 1t is probably
the earliest Of our important manufac-
lures, ana ii is one in which for a great
many years We have been confessedly pre-
eminent II is not strange that we should
have been reluctant to give it up. and it is
not now certain that it will very soon be
altogether abandoned In spite ot impress
slonS 10 the contrary.
Wooden sailing ships have their uses
yet, and they still play creditable part in
the world sea borne commerce. To say
nothing If our immense fleet Of three and
to}ll- masted Sehooner>, which are declared
" he the cheapest ana most efficient car
riers nt their class atioat, there are several
hundred large full rigged wooden ships
and barqne> lin active service under the
NtalS dua stripes and many more under he
Norwegian. Fn-li>I, German ana Italian
colplS. L i~ matter ol record that the
AmelieAl- wooden Ships il thc great
4t;ln r1tde between Oman Pacific coast and
turW't nut uuIN make quicker passages
hNt tNfet Wtl tcwtl aeeldent~ and deliver
fLNlT tt-or> IA heitcl eonditlpn than Brit
istl SlilI- WI steel @llI9n,a ,afld Ill ". striking
tamaNeAIaHN 'n .he mNitime pnlay mt
ENGLAND tlef notwithstanding tli~ tact
nMl Amettau Silir~ arr ~N Disseminated
against Dv ioNds tHit they ale forced
N VI,
The Republican journal., 1893-07-27
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Z / =.
MAKES ITSELF EELI

MAKES ITSELF FELT
the great, gripping, old-fashoned pill
Not only when you take it, but un-
pleasant. from first to last, and it only
gives you little temporary good.
The things to take its place are DR..
Perce's Pleasant Pellets. One of these
at dose will regulate the whole system
perfectly. They're tiny, sugar-coated
granules. scarcely larger than mustard
seeds. They act in Natures own way.
No reaction afterward. Their help lasts
and they do permanent good. Consti-
patton. Indigestion. Bilious Attacks. Sick
or Bilious Headaches, and all derange-
ments Of the liver, stomach. and bowels
are prevented. relieved, and cured.
They're the cheapest, for they're guar
dnteed to give satisfaction or money is re-
turned. Nothing can be just as good.r
The Republican journal., 1893-07-27

awfullv when told her what to do for those
horrld plmples with which her face was COW
cred She now says if you want pink and
white complexion with nice clear smooth
skin you must use that best Of all blood pur-
itiers, Sulphur Bltters
The Republican journal., 1893-07-27
DYSPEPSIA CONQUERED
Female Troubles Cured and Youth
Renewed By Kickapoo Indian
Sagwa.
NEW YORK, Oct. II, 1892.

l feel SO CRATE
full for the great
benefit ! receiv-
ed by the use OF
Kickapoo Indian
Sagwa, / deem it
q duty to write
this letter OF
thanks. ..Ma..
/ have been q
constant sufferer
eight years with
dyspepsia, 9 nd
female troubles,
and have b ee n
doctored by the
hest, physicians
The Republican journal., 1893-07-27
Belfast Free Library.

Books added during luly, 1898
Alden, William livingston. fhe moral
Arnold Matthew Essays III criticism.
ari,6lo. Matthew Political woiEs. lsaU
Bi>laiii, tiizaneth Tying tril around
the world. 1891 .-..
Boston kvening Transcript. Keading-ko
Bridge, Horatio. Personal rec"llectiUnS
et Nathaniel Hawthorne. 1898 ,...,..
Brooks, Phillips. Adnlesse>...... -...,...
campbell, Douglas. The Puritan in Inl-
land, Eng land and America 1888. . v..
tArroH, John lrndletnm. History " lsle~
boro, Maine. lS93 ..........
Fletcher " iliam L., eRttor. faule's iI-
deN "a perioeilc;tl literature. 1887 ~
lS4I ---..5. -.... .--.-..,4M
Fieteher ~ i Aid BoNkei, L. II Au-
laai itelaiA index tor 1892 .--... ....--
raench, Alee. DefaGe 1hupet4 An aa-
venture IN photographic, 1888
t'afatl ana Forest 4 Journal Of hottieul-
ttire. Reading Room.
GIns,n. William Hamilton. Camp lIte n
tite Moods anu Tie tricks Of trapping
lnd trapimaking. --+ w.... 5.... ..
-npnld. Edward X. sons Of veterans
4f,lcc 1855 S.......-....-. .-.........
leetor Annie Il Us M5etaa.l'.l Man
-MeElIoN. John Anuer-enyiile story Nd
rencl military prisons 1874 ..,
Name historical secretly collet'rIon- lm-
deN M miile volumes. ! S92
Munrue. lirk. thrNsiai iaoi, and (n.nfd
pei.5 BINhN 1SS@ ....
NM-ick John Il Columbia etuI2 + tbe
discovery NJ America lS9a
Mu>ici> iohn 4 E~ieNan Story " the
sImi-l ssaque~tS iS32
ttet irW IT reviews N0l, 6 -
~eieniti AmerIc.u; a wcel<lY iHnal
KeAdin- Eooni
The Republican journal., 1893-07-27

Now good digestion wat on
appetite,
And haofth On hoth "

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lottoene Cutto!ene Cottolene Cotiolene q .ttoien
-ottoene Cottoene Gottolene Iottoiere Cottol,n
~--~~~~-~-~~o-~-~~- ~-~-~~7~-~-~-~-~-~~r~ eIn
~ assure both the al ANS f3 :. {tn
god, wholesome, palataile tood Il ~
demanded II is next to impossible }.w
torresent sufficient variety Of appe en
fl1ing tllls of fare for our meals with ('i
olt liberal allowance Of pastry and (en
,th-r food in which shortening i }ya
f- ilir d. How TO make crisp. (."
" -,lthful disestipe pastry has {.n
tni1ien the cooks. 4 dihcullv ii 5tn
wv eod COX ing in the past has bceu }.,,r
}r NINavs tickle. never uniform, }en
most unwholesome ~ lard has alwav, (n
,r Y the lane Of the cook and IN, )'@p
stacleto good digestion. 7
latt0enc Cottoene Cottolene C,itolenc \ qi.t cf.
oftAenu Cottnene Cottolene NrWOlene tiiq AVN
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-06
Gin STREET. uno feline foloen.

Cine ScblGgcrei siptidben BENT &cuner
Dell Wtaber unh Dem f~arbi9en &ob @eorge
Spbnion rief 6reitag Morgen III S. 8.
Ooung & SOS nelem HeItaurant, 400
Meit WfabiiOnitr., groBe Q(Ifre8ung. unter
ben @Gitell berDDr. Scr Strett entltanb,
neil elmer Der @jGite cine 8eitcllung 5triif>
mics uno set &eQner ben 8ob So1ninn fir
6en Srrtbum Oerantiportlicb macben tpolIte.
6ieriiber lpurbe 2ebterer miitGelib, ergriff
cine @abel un0 mari tie nacb Wtaber. Die
3tnfen brangen ibnn IN ben 6alS lnD 1ofort
ftr0mte bas 8ltt berppr. Wa6er pollte it6
eben 5lr WeDre 1eBel1, ergrtff aber Die fSluc9t,
neil er Sobnipn nit einem langen D}eiicr
auf iicb %5ufommen lab. SEPT lc9ten luh
me6rerc @Qite ms Wttttel ul1b 6ieltelt SEN
blut0iirltiget &O6 5urliG. Otaber aber
rannte troB0em Slr Sbiir btnduS. Sn leb>
terer itarD auf einer Srittletter Grtc Segpr
un6 reil1igte .Die groBe eleftriicbe Qan1pe.
SIN leiner bliroen @iLe rannte Wfa9er gege1
Bic Setter, mari tie I'M, ullo bicie 5crlcbmctz
terte cine grpBe Spiegelibeibe tnt gSert6e
bon $100. Segor mar berabgefolelt, bate
aber tetner S9aoen %erlittet.
9ieler 3nii9enfalt bate Wa6er Deranz
laBt, ietne Slltcbt atf8ugc6en un0 ais ct
nun lab, baB So6nion bon mebreren Sd
iten feitgebalten mur6c, be9ann CT tbn nit
10 gemcinen Shimpftportcn ST iibcrlGufcn,
baB bte &aitererin 8ea GonleD tbren
Mantel an3og unb e%rfGGrte, oaB tic nidt
gepiut iet, in einem BlaBe Iditger SIT ar
beiten, in Dem man it6 iOldcr Spra9e be-
biene. Sic lieb iib Don Dem cbe1 cri9iez
men Wfanager g)oun9 lrob auer Sorlteaut7
gen nic6t sum 8letben betpegen. Sobnlon
bate betm @intritt ieine5 Gbefs bic Tlucbt
er9riffen uub lit aucb bis iebt ricbt Derbafz
tet porben. WtaDer'S gerlebung 1T BON
feiner 8ebeutun9, pern ni6t Slutper7
/ 9iftun9 emintritt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-06
apad1entltd1e auitnts staats- Beitaae, atontae, 6. ae1ars 1898,

am 25, Sebruar cine graultge 8lute
that periibt. 5 Der Gnsldnber Samuel
Baitor eri6iet 6elte furS por Wittag I'M
Saoen ber @ebriiOer 8ofiu, Sog einen Hez
potoer blanf urtb lboB nit OcmieI6en Ben
Sole SoftQ, Elm Wtitglieo Der Tamilie, obne
Elm Wort 81 ia9en, nieber. Ser @etrofene
mar iofort cine 2eicbe. Damn ricbtete Der
Wf0roer feline Baffe gegen BEN 8ruber unO
Observation-Disclosures bes @rmorbeten ulb
bra9te bemielben cine icbtpere, iebocb nicbt
unbeoi1gt t0Otltcbe g8unbe bel. t6ierauf
Orcbte iicb BET Wt0rOer nm un6 ricbtete Bic
Wforbmaffc gegen iib ielbit, purbc iebo9,
ebe ct ben Sd6uB abgefcuert bate, er9rifien
nno g%efelielt, Wtit GROCER Otiibe 9elan8 cS
Der Yoli3ei, ben WOrber ppr Ser Butb oeS
GolfeS ST bcicbitben un6 ms @efdngniB
ab5ufitbren. Der @run6 fit bic 8ltttbat
lit lnbefanrt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-06
MorouerfudJ nnO S%elbltmoro.
&iebe treibt einen Gar
bi9en sur elmer bluti9en Gbat.
Die fprooe 6eIiebte fdwer perpu1oet uno Ger
GRdter Don et9ener 6anO gu
Qooe 9etrofen.

9dS Spfcr etter erlbr1d6tcn Qiebe
tpurbe 0tnitag6er Sar6ige SoDn 2eeC6, tpel>
cher frr5 Dor 4 llbr Nacbmtttags in Dem
6auie SEQ. 1874 StateltraBs stpci Scbiriie
auf Die 5e6nidbri8c Sarbige 2aura @rigbt,
nm beren 2iebeSgunlt er pcr9ebenS getpore
ben bate, abfelcrte unD ltcb Damn ielbit cine
&ugel im ben &opf ia9te. Die gSun6en
bes Wfdbbens iiltb llac6 Nltslage ser 9lerste
nicbt lcbenSgefGDrlth, bodb piro 2tcc6
ipabrlc6einlicb nicbt nit Dem 2eben baponz
fommen. ST ipur0e mach ppllbraG6ter Sbat
mach Dem st. 9ufase 6oipitaI gebrac6t, no
cine llnterludln9 Der Mln0e Die lonoer1
bare Gntoedung 5u Gage f0r6ertc, baB Elm
Stiid DRAFT bon 4 3ol 2dnge burcb Sic
&ugel nit IN bte Munbe 6iueingeSogen
tporben tpar.
2eecb ipar bis DOr &ur5ern in bcm 9tc=
l~taurant AM G6tcago & 9tort6pelternz
8a6n6of bcidbdftigt g"cipeicn uno battle bel
Srdu Ntftnl0n int 3. StoG beS OauieS SEQ.
494 StateftraEe 9etDobnt, Oeren Godbter aus
eriter @be 2aUr0 QSrigbt lit. 9ecc6 bate
itb ldn9ere 3eit I'M Ote @unit beS fit i6r
Q(lter 1e9r Itorf cntipi6elten W2d0c6enS be-
iporbel1, Domit je6D9 pentg Grfolg gebabt.
8or eilliger 3eit Dcrlor ct feline SteIc un6
fonnte biSDer feline a16cre finocn. 0dS
madbte i'm ~icbtpermittDig, unD mieberbolt
erfldrte ct 2aura, OaB Ct beablicbtige, itcb
81 t0bten.
@citern Nacbmittag, ais Strait 2(tfinion
ntcbt su (6aule mar, fe6rte &eecb 6eir1, be-
CAB licb in bic &li0e, tpo Qaura bei9dfttgt
mar, an6 tpicber0Olte feline Werbul1g, ipurbe
iebc9 tptcberum a69ebieielt ur0 geta6elt,
0aB ct l1ic5t arbeite. O6ne ipeiter ein
@ort 81 lagen, 5og CT bann eilten 9tcpol> |
Der, Bel oeiien NnbLtd baS WGbc6en einen
S6rei a~usltieB unb aus oem t3imucr
rannte. @6e ie jc6ob Sic S6ipeQe iberz
i6retten %fonnte, ieucrte Geecb IN rai6cr
Geibcntolge 5met SDIHe ab. 9te critic
&uge traf 2aura I'M linfen Sbulterblatt,
nun cine letcbte QSunbe berurlac6enb, Sic
3tpeite braltg ulrter Ser recbten SAulter etn
urtb lebte lt1 ma6rld6einLic6 in BET 8aucb>
b0ble felt. Nac6 bieicr 8erpunbun9 lant
bic @etroffcne 81 8Oben, unb in Dem @lauz
ben, baB iie tobt lei, trat 2eecb in BEN @orz
ribor binatS unb briidte ben 2auf bes Ste
polpers 6tnter DaS recbte Sbr uno 16oB =
nit benz ertpG6nten @rfolge.
Sbgleidb atI Ser 3uitanb bcS WtG6bens
pepellllD ~, 10 ge8el DIE 2ter5le oDD QpH>
hung auf i6re &ieber6eriteaun9.
Sn Seeds Iai9e purbe Elm 8rief gez
funben, in tpelcbem CT feline 2iebe Su Dem
Wfdbcben erfldrt unb ibrer Otutter bie
S6ulb gtebt, DAB ct nicbt erbOrt nerbe.
@ine GrflGrung fir baS Nuffinoen zines
Stides 9ra6t in Ser Q8unbe 9iebt bic $50
li5et, inoem iie Derlnutbet, 6aB 2eeb I'M
ietnen 9febplper eilten 9rdbt getptdelt babe,
Der iicb beim N6ferern Der eriten 6eiben
S6iiiie l0ite unb beint oritten S5uB oireft
Dor Die Milnbung gcrietb ulro aui Dieie
8eiie burcb Biz &ugel NIT IN bic @unbe
ge5oger tpurbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-06

MGs Spfer elmer BreiSboreret, bie am
Sonntag firth Wtorgens IN Stiles @enter
1tattfan6, Ltegt Elm Wtann al 8erlebungen,
Die CT babel erlitt, in fritii6em 3uifanoe
oarnieber, tpGbren0 9 dnbere bel Der 8ore1
rel 6etbeiLtgt 9etpeiene WtGnner in 0er Bolt>
setitation an ser Sheffield QDe. binter
SdloB unb &tegel gelebt nur0en. Ser
v8ricezSigbt" fanb 5tpiicben Sobn WcQlr>
thur uno 2ouiS 8era itatt uto eS gtng I'M
800 u1b IS Bro5ent oer @tnnabnlen BON
6en 53uicba1ern fir Sen Ste9er unD 25
8rDsent Der leBteren fir ben Beitegter.
Qls @tntrittSpretS tpur6en 81 berc3net,
un6 etpa 200 3ulcbauer batter it3 in Der
gum &fplab auseriebenen SeDnOurz
'fhen Sale ~eingefunben. Der etgentltc6e
8retsfampf begann nm balb bret llbr
Morgens. 2puts Sierra 3o9 BET oem &dmpfe
SEN &ilrseren. ST tpuroe bon ietnem Seq
ner 10 1tarf perrn0belt, baB er mo9lt6er
gBeiie, mte Or. @ptpus bon 686 SDefftel0
Q(pe. meinte, ben erlittenen G~erlebungen err
liegen miro. ST. mar I'M @eiibt unb ant
&6rper bis CUR llnfenntli6fett 3erbauen.
Ser Sdbtperberlebte tpuroe per Wagen
nacb ser Stabt suriidgebradt. 9luf benz
6etmtpege wurben Sobn Mc9lrtbur, 2outs
Sierra, @tniam Stiff, SEQ. Sal, Gbriito@
pber 9etlifien, Sobn 8erle, @bnarb
@eis, Sobn Sones, Noolpb Wfannbetmer
un6 Q(bolp6 Golene6erS BON Der Safe
9ietper Boli5et, Bic in3pti6en 8tnb bon
Ser Qngelegenbeit befommen bate, per6af7
tet, unO lpGter gc9en 8irgibaft tpteber IN
Sretbett ge1ebt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-06
fan6 0ds Hin6 to6t.

Die Boltsei bet g8eit Safe StraBenzSt az
ton lpurbe 0ienltag benahri9tigt,. baB in
Der 8obnnng bon Srau gtorricb, 494 @eit
San 8nreh StraBe, pl0blicb Elm flint $50
chen altes &tnb geitorben iet. 9ebteres mar
Trau Norri6's Sbbut Dor elmer @o6e BON
elmer 6rau iibergeben tporben, Die bte Wutz
ter belielben gu fem ~bebauptete unb itch
Trau Dora 8abn nannte. STRAIT gtorrt6
la9te, baB ite bic Srau nt6t %gefannt, ii6
aber fitr cine beitimmte Summe berett err
fldrt babe, bic 8fleee bes &inbes gu iiberz
nebrten. Die angeblicbe Mtutter babe ft6
oann ntcbt tpieber ieben laiien. OTIS 9rau
ytorricb geitern Worgen DEM &tnoe gfa6z
rur9 9eben polte, fano ite es toot in Ser
9Siege. Der GOroner nurse barauf benacbz
ribttgt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-06
(as(olili


fitr Sa:4Bitm9e atsN g5sttneH.
Gafptta f5rSsrt Die @eESaaasg rnb befetttsi
NufSetriebenbeit, @ertDpfung, GberiAIiise Masens
i&ure, Oiarrbpe unb rsOtspOittirn. OoDrr@
tuirb BAG setnb seIurb 8emaat uub ietn G@laf natiirs
It'd. Gaftoria eatbalt weOer Mnrsbtu, MD anters
nortptii9e Subfan1en.
rGafrria 1T 70 ppraaslt9 seetsnet fur atnber, bas ID
E1m rr alien dnberen mir betannten Praparaten oeH
Berlua aebe." s.. 9. IrG ct, MD,
Ill Srutb SgTorb Gtry SrrOilpu, %. Ws
VGett nnebreren Sabren babe Id Str vgaTtpria" erIS
HfrbIen unb tperoe e8 aud fer1er tbun, ba sS pbne @asS
nabme quite &eiultate er3telt Bat"
Gbptn s.. Rdrbee, MD,
uSbe Wintbrpp", 125. Ctr. In6 z. &re., Rel1 Ycre
GitSs
ILLUS perI6nItder SecbaGtung nnb Grfabrung fnnnt4
fdsen, baB Ga1trrid etue au89eaeiduete DleSiitn fIc
4tnper lit, bic oI8 ~9elinbeS Ibfabrnitttel tprtt unb bic
Sponnun9 Der Gtnsereset iopie beS GeIalnmtipremS
febr ~bebeutenb ltrfert. @tele Mittter BADEN mir ietae
6usse5ei9nete %gEtrfuna auf tbre 4inher ~beseust."
DR.. 6. 6. SSeDpb, 2ppen, Maf.
DteGentaMr 6 o IN panp, II Murrap Str, 81. r.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-06
Opfer elmer pretsborerei.

9oITet feline @eritopfun9 ~etntreteu. 9eebmet See
d ANS BilIen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-06
Staot Chicago,

Bs@ llniere Correspondents uno 2(9enz
ten beiucben Die folgenben Staaten:
6err SEQ 8%enningDoben bic Staaten
%g}ebrasfa, 8cnniDIuanien, Stem gort, Seem
SerieD, Norbz ullb Siibcarolina, Gtrginta
u1D ben 0iitrift Columbia.
Ser Sran5 Otto Sic Staaten Senneilee,
Irtanlas, 9ouiiiana, 3cras, bas Sn6tanerz
Serritorium un6 Merifo.
Serr geter 8ni3 ben Stat Sutnois.
6err SAUL Sriebcl Sen Staat Soma.
6err 6. g, Spie9eL Sen Stat Wttnne7
lota. Office: 583 8. 9tpe., Nort6 Wtinnes
apoIiS, Winn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-06
mtlI oen Semeis liefern.

1leber6eu9t, Bop Die 2eier bieleS glattes
11a6 etnem Gerlud nit Gr. S6oop's 9ferpet=
6eiltraft gil bepeilen, ienbet Or. 96oop oil
1rulere sQeier 8robeu, iomie Sud iJber Ieine
ltelte Glt6ed1tng fiir cine 2 Sent Srieimorfe.
Nfan I0rei6e oil 81. S@oop, 8acirle, isis.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-06

@ier5ig Sabre unnnterbro'
denen unb ii6 itetis mebrenz
BEN Grfolges fenn5et6nel1
BEN Gltf elmer jeOen Singer
M3a19ine. Gin ftrenges Spz
item Ser 8riifun9 nno unters
lu6ung mdbreno bieler lan=
gen @rfabrung 9iebt 1eOem
&dufer ether moOernen gtdb=
mai6ine eriter &la1e Die
@arantie, OaB iOl6e nnter
auen umltdnoen 5uperld11t9
un0 i1nbeOingt poQfomnlel1
1T, nab jeOer &ibtun9 bin.
@lf WiQionen Ginger
Mta16inen iinO wdbrenO Der
lebten pier3ig Sabre perfauft
porOen unO jeOe Oerielben TT
iOrgfaltis ua6geieben ltnO
jeOer &dufer pOuitdnbtg in=
Itruirt tpor0en,
Die Der9on9cnbeit bietet 6arantie
fir Ole 5ufnnft.
The Singer Manfg. Go.
8weiggel6dfte iiberaa.
Gbteasoer efHee: 2O9 @abeib atae.
t, frt,5t 1Spb
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-06
SGIONfDrA

Gin rei,aeS Walsbter 9ebra1tt Do&t
Der Gottr+ Scipp Sretp9+ 60. lit btcr=
nit befteatS ettpfoDlet+ Sn GlaiG)est
tsatS T0Mern sat Dabett. SclcpbDtte
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-06

Mntatt Ell II Ibfpere @rfdGtlng gu oerna6ldIfisen,
aebraud5e man 9r. 9. SaDne's @rpectpront bagegen;
6oTelbe lDft ben S9leint, perbItet Gntainoune unb er=
Ddlt pals NIB &un9e geiuno.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-31

Last Friday evening Monaghsns band gave
another concert at the new band-stand In the
square. The night was fine, and fully 900
people assembled TO bear the music. Follow.
Ing was the programme:
Washington Post March, J. r. Sousa
Bewitching Eyes Song and Dance
J. s. Pecthami
Waltz. \ fier the Bah Harris
Mother Goose March on Nursery Rhymes
J. +. Sousd.
serenade, Tyrolean Echoes Ririere
Jubilee Quick-tep with Singing Geo. barnard
Elligo Song and Dance ". Il. Harrington
Gallop, Ha Hoo, Halloo +. StemghagdR
The location Of the stand is against the best
effect being produced. The clay bank on one
side, snd the rear of the Main street stores on
another create an echo. and also deaden the
music.
1t has been suggested that the stand be
moved to the vacant bit OF land on the south
east corner OF the Tisdale homestead, and the
suggestion has met with considerable favor.
Mr.. Monaghan approves OF the change. The
authority Of the city government is necessary,
however, and this will probably be obtained
at the aldermen's meeting next Monday.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-31


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MEMS sIISDEEDS.
Municipal Court Proceedings ojourn

nunicipai Court Proceedings-Soiou
ers at the County Jail.
! The brick boarding house on the hill Is uu
usually full just now, every cell being occu
| pied. Among them are the two Lo,harlo,
who psimed themselves of for rus,icators up,
on the good people of Deer Isle. The scheme
didn't work long
After extending their credit 10 an inordnate
degree, and were suspected Of purloining
small sums of money here and there. officer
Haskell brought them before Judge Chase
who gave them 100 days each In the county
jail.
Deputy-Sherif Il. X. Joy OF Gouldsboro
brought George Farrar up here the other day.
He is confined for debt.
Capt. c. A. Coffin OF Rockand. charged
with assaultlng boy named Griffin at Sulli-
van last Friday, was before Judge Dutton on
Saturday. He was bound over to aw ait trial
at the October term; In default OF bail he was
committed, but was released yesterday, bail
having been furnished.
In response to a telephone message last Sat
urday afternoon. Officer Donovan went 10
Charles {, Young. farm on the Trenton road
and arrested Mr.. Ioupg's brother, George b..
who had gotten ugly and driven the family
out OF doors. Young was conducted to
the county jail here. On Monday Judge
Dutton sentenced him to thirty days In the
Bangor work-house, and costs. Young APP
pealed, but was committed in default OF sure
ties.
III likely to 70 hard with the Ellsworth
jaii-breakcr~ Last Friday Convict Andrews
term expired, and he was promptly arrested
by Deputy-Sherif Hooper for breaking jail,
and at hs hearing before Judge Dutton was
Put under SGo0 bonds for his appearance at
the October term Of court. lie was unable to
furnish bail and in default was committed.
Ahro'> time does not expire until next
month. bat he will probably then be treated
in similar manner.
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Franklin.
The financial depression i just now some
what affecting the stone business here.
John W Springer Of Portland : spend
Ing his vacation with h!, father.
George Darling, wife and infant dau2h-
ter are Al h.s fathers for prolonged tarry.
Arthur Barton and family who have
been visiting his mother, returned to
Bangor last week.
Mrs. J. L. Dnnn IS improving in health
slowly. Mrs. J. 5. Parsons still continues
iEdi>posed.
j. II. West ana W B. Bialsdeil are on
business trip to New York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore.
Misses Addie and Maria Bunker leave to-
day for Castne to Resume their course at
the Eastern normal school.
Mrs J. N. Macomber came from Somes-
vile Saturday to stop awhile with her
/ daughter Mrs Wooster, at the homestead.
John West Blaisdell intends to leave
this week with Edward Hooper, for
Waterville to attend the preparatory
school,
Mrs. NJ. f. Baislell, one Of our pro-
/ gTe>sive townswomen, has received letters
/ patent for a combination trunk which il
/ is predicted will become popular when it
is pat on the market
The members of the G.. A. K. Post and
Sens OF Veterans of Franklin, with the
Sullivan Post, will unite for their annual
picnic gathering at Georges Pond, Welnes-
day, Sept. G.
Mrs. L. j. Swan and sons were up from
Hancock Point last week guests at J. H.
Vests. Wednesday evening the elder son,
Jean, with Miss Genevieve West gave a
reading at the Methodist church which is
| highly spoken of. Miss West is always q
iayorite with her audiences. Mr.. Swan,
who is pupil of Prof Monroe of New
York, gave evidence of rare ability. Miss
| Dellie Gerrish was organist for the occa-
sion.
Mrs. Frank Z. Blaisdell and daughter
Alta spent the week at North East Harbor.
Mrs. L. l.. Wilbur and son Harold with
w. b. Blaisdell, wife and daughter Beatrice
enjoyed trip to Swans Island The air
was exhilsrating and conducive to good
appetites. And when the days boating
and fishing are over, the cool sea breeze
and play of waves soon lull one to slumber.
land. 1t was delightful spot to rest in.
just across the harbor, past large feet
of fishing vessels, we made our way to
Burnt Coat light; there one can view old
oceans activity in its perfection. One OF
the most vivid impressions we have of the
expedition to the light was the absolute
cleanliness of all its belongings. Mr.
circuit must be model keeper. Our abid
ing place was with G. W. Pettingll. Mr.
Pettngil and his son Elmer are doing
quite business quarrying and shipping
paving blocks.
August %. LEON.
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