davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-14
Children Cry for
Pitchers CastoYla.
MARINE LIST.


R"-ro> Ar pcc : % John u Norris. smith.
rrrmput
AT nsr :. -ch Annie T. klskrr-an Eumltl
~ p,r 2. .ch L T Rundlctt. rro,Inoctown
III lbcc lo. -ch silver Heels. eastward
IrCH isLA~p HARBnR-Sli dec s. sch West
side, swans Island for New York
BooTHB.f HAKBDK-Ar Dec 5 -sh Clara 4
Martin, "ould-horo for Portland
Id Dec :. sch Norton, Portland fnr Mt Dr-crt
hoHiLE-Ar Dec :, -ch q Haskell Richard
son, Port CabclIo
NV mAyKS-sld pcc 3 sch Hugh Kelley.
Haskell. Philadelphia
>Ew lospos SD Dec :. sch Agricola. Hen
der-on. New York
NEW YoRK-Ar Dec :. sch Lucia Porter
>ld Dec 6. bark Grace Lynwood. Gilley, Para
sch- Mary Augusta, Philadelphia. Fair Wind,
Bluehill' Hattie spofori, for Greens Landing
NJ Dec y sch Belle Halliday, sullivan for
Philadelphia
Sid Dec : sch , \ Higgins. Bar Harbor
ober, and Loduskia, Bcllaty. Bangor; Agric"lA,
Ar Dee N bark Mary G Hale. Higgins. St
Pierre, Mart. -ch Wet Side, smith swans l.
land
sll Dec 10. .ch Hazel Del. Northca., iIarior
TARPAULIS Covf-Sld Dec &, -ch- Julia 5
Potter, jordan. Franklin for Philadelphia, Mary
standi-h, sullivan for Philadelphia
foRTLAsp-Ar Dec :, -ch Glenullcn Mitchell,
Boston FOR kennehcc
Sid Dec :. sChs T. 7 Hamnr Brown. East Sulll
van Mary Cu-hman, Azhyille
Cd Dec Q, sch Henry Chase BLACK. Deer Isle
FHILADkLrHfA-Ar Dec 4. sch R0ht Dority,
Low New York
Cld Dee 9, sch Light q the Fast, Smith, Rock
lard
SAvASSAH-Sld Dec :. sch Susan y Pickering,
Haskell Boston
sSLEM-Ar Dee ;. schs Gates. Norwood
sullivan for New York Jesse Barlow Green's
Landing for Newport, 10. oake-. Boston for
Deer Isle
VINEYARD HAVEN Ar Dec s. sch Nellie CLARK
SO Amboy for sullivan
Ar Dec 6, sch II u Millikcn, Green's Landing
for New \ ork
Ar Dec :, schs Nellie Grant. Dodge. staten l.
land for Boston " l. Burrough- Robinson
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-14


All persons who favor the organization Of a
library and resding-room association are re-
minded of the meeting for that purpose that i
10 he held on Friday evening. the 18th, at the
'estry of the Congregational church.
Readers of THE AMERICAN are already "a
mlhar with the fact that some weeks ago a
preliminary meeting was held at judge
hmery's. As n result OF that meeting. petition
was made to A. W. King. justice OF the peace
to issue warrant authorizing the petitioners
10 call meeting for the purpose OF incorpo-
rating under the statute.
his petition was signed by l.. A. Emery.
John Is. Redman, James A. Mctiowu. Clara
T. Hopkins, Agnes l.. King, {. II. Drummev.
J. A. Peters, Jr.. and +. W Rollins.
In response to the petition, Mr.. King issued
his warrant. directing John b Re,iman, one
OF The applicants, to call meeting for the pur-
pose stated. on the evening OF Friday, Dec. Is.
at ~. at the Congregational vestry.
This meeting i. most important one. The
report of the committee on bylaws Will be
resd; trustees are to be chosen. and other
business transacted. 1t lis earnestly hoped that
every citizen interested in the movement who
can viii be present at the meeting
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-14

as II they DELAY until 1894. and m. hi,,s -.
forwarded In lump. there NAV he IA.
hc'eney In next years appropriation. which
"oold go to the legislature and DELAY nav.
ment' Every dollar received in tbi. wav
~ssehs taxation. But perhaps Ellsworth h,
supporting no State psupers.
The quarterly conference held with ~.
Green Lske Free Christian church. Nov ~
- and ~ Is reported to have been success
ihe meetings commenced FRIDAY with q short
sermon by Elder Garland. followed by sniri,ed
testimonies. Saturday morning brouybt "a
ge'her large congregation, and the mee,ings
all through the day and Sabbath were finn %
deep interest and heartfelt esrpestnes. some
earnest sermons were preached by Rev. Mr..
MARSH The pastor also preached three ser.
mons committee was appointed TO take
INTO consideration the sdyisability of effectinp
an organization. With this committee was
also left the location of the next session O, CON-
ference. About dozen churches and different
towns were represented In the conference
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-14
ELLSWORTH FALLS.

Brriha VI. Flood left MONDAY for CA>liue to
Resume her studies during The winter sud
.prng terms in the normal school She has
already spent three terms there.
MR. Frank Cot,le ha, been III for more than
a week ps-t.
Mr.. FranA Heath i I'D. the result Of fan
from one chair aud striking her side on the
corner OF another.
Mr., Cha-. Z. whitcomb i, III with severe
cold.
Mrs. Luther Hastings has the grip.
A few days ago daughter OF John Cook
Was injured by fall down cellar stairway.
She I, all right again.
Meldora Gray occupies Palmer Saunders
house this winter.
Horses are cheap, or rather there are some
cheap horses. around here, one being offered
day or Two ago for bundle OF hay.
Mrs. Walter Grace died Tuesday night Of
last week. She had been in poor health for y
long time, and when pneumonia seized her
she had not strength 10 survive ii. Her re-
mains were taken to Mlbridse on Thursday,
where funeral and intermeut took plsce. She
leaves husband, and little boy four or i've
years old.
School has commenced in district NJ. =,
taught by Il. +. Maddocks OF North Ellsworth.
Oscar Staples ha, moved home from c. j.
Treworgy's clearinghouse.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-14

Nn nea- :, Nharir. FarlAni ~ Trenton
~. before judge Dalton. charged with being
drunk ami d.-prItrly. H. p.rsisI guilty. and
-. fined e. AMI costs. IIc paid.
IaiBe WARDEN Corii-, sat out 4 writ The
other iay against Mo-. A. >tuhb- - Green
hu.h, Tor begging deer Ga Plantation No. a..
10 ihI- county. stubs j. the -ob-in-lAw OF the
notorinu, -Jo,k~ Darling. lie Wa brought
before judge putton pec. n. and fined go and
colt. From ihi. -enteu-r >tuhb. sppeaci 10
the .ugrvme court, next April term. lie VA.
yut under $50 bonds. John Van Dine OF Mi
fort. ani Henry q. Ha>tiug. 81 Ellsworth,
being accepted bond>men.
some week. ago Officer Hartman Of Bangor
hai occasion 10 arrest one Henry Grant At Otis
for allesrd larceny. While attending TO this
diagrccahle duiy Henry brother Charles took
a hand, and did his best TO rescue hi> brother
Charles has already done time IN the Bangor
jill; shout year axo he went TO 4 dance IN
Eddington. and while hi partner was break
i'm her down" with another man. he stepped
out OF the hall and went through neighbor-
ing >hop. warrant for assault on Detective
Hartman was out, and on Monday Deputy
sheriff Hooper arrested Grant and notified
Hartman. Grant was brought before Judge
Dutlou Tuesday morning. and fined g. and
costs. Committed in default.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-14
ffle0ifal.
Sensation al Dorchester. Mass.
Narrow escape of AN EmplnNcr Of
Walter Bakers hocolatc
Works.

lie relates it a. follows For sever.
al wears have been troubled with
weak lungs ami had many bleeding
spells. They kept increasing until The
spring OF 1890, With sever, pains
through my chest aud lungs, and ! was
rapidly running down in health and
strength. With my lung trouble ]
hal severe liver and kidney trouble
that added 10 ms suffering. IN Janu-
ary 1895 wa- reduced so Very much
that | was worried about myself, ami
hearing from reliable and authentic
sources that Rodolrs New Medical
Discovery and Rosiolf- Cream EmuI-
sion we're performing some wonderful
cures 81 consumption, cauccrous and
scrufulous humors, aud kidney troubles,
resolved 10 try them in my case. |
commenced their use IN January. last.
BY their use my appetite improved rap
idly. gained in flesh aud strength.
my kidney and liver trouble disap-
peared. have now gained II pounds
and am able 10 work AZ nv trade
every day; that Of making chocolate
at Walter Baker, chocolate works at
Dorchester, Mass, aud | have not had
bleeding spell since began the use
OF Rodolfs New Medical Discovery
and Rodolfs Cream Emulsion and
can truly say that this is the only rem
edv that soothed and healed my lungs
and restored my liver and kidneys to
healthy state. have now taken five
bottles each of Rodolfs New Medical
Discovery and Rodolfs Cream Emul-
sion and can conscieutlously recon-
mend them to all persons who have
any lung difficulty, kidney or liver
trouble or any blood disease My
mother who has been sick several
years OF consumption has commenced
the use Of this great discovery, and
j. rapidly improving by its use. !
will answer any inquiries in person or
by letter by enclosing stamps.
FRED l.. DAVIS
Dorchester. Mass, May 80, 1898.
For sale by LEAvIrr Il Co.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-14

Last Year Fall River. Mass. voted mo
license" but elected mayor who refused to
execute the law. The result wss general
drunkenness.
This year the temperance people made
frantic efforts 10 retrieve the ciiy but Coughnn
Wa reelected. hy reduced mslaritY While
the city went for license hy msioritt III
neary i.e". correspondent Of THE AMEKI-
Can write:
here arr not many tide people here. for
those Who have nothing ID do ar .rusrsH,
STOW ei AwAy drunk. | have s..u LA ttf. ,it,
three week.. sud l have sen more women n
liquor than ail thsi ever $40 ia ms uboIs
lie, snd | ~i.h bad = Noicr .uficisnti,
strong To sound through the length and breadth
OF NJ good state ~ hAinF, seHd rry aioud
and spare Dot WIN Ill N. imf.rfsrttst..
sticA 10 prohibition u 3. getting us.r. sud
more purified And bvs sos tss e N shine
bri-hi A. The moruinz Sun.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-14
Mrs. Jarley,s Wax-work


Ne exhibition of wax.work at Hancock
nan ias' thursday evening Is pronounced BY
experts to have been the best entertainment OF
'he KIND ever given In Ellsworth.
Inc wax" was wholly of local talent: most
ot the costumes were homemade; the stage
enects were designed by Miss McCobb Of Port.
land, Who was ably assisted BY Miss Strickland
OF Bangor. Miss McCobb impersonated Mrs.
farley, and she did 1t In manner unsurpas,-
aoie. She was bright, witty, self-possessed,
and turned the few blunders that occurred
during the evening into part OF the show, so
mat the audience was never the wiser.
From beginning to end she kept the audience
on broad grin, which heightened now and
then into smile and often into roar, Local
hits are dangerous ammunition to fool with,
but the few INDUCED In by the lecturer were
IN good taste, and were heartily appreciated.
Indeed, the wish was expressed that she had
Interpreted few more OF them.
Where all took their parts so well. Il would
be inyidious to mention one without mention.
Ing all. Much credit is due the "lackeys,- " no
were quick to 'catch on" TO anything not down
In the programme, and to their clear heads 10
due some OF the most lsughable incidents Of
the evening-for example when one Of them
removed the helmet of Ajax" and soberly
busted his billisrd-ball head
The mechanical singing OF the "prima donna
is also worthy OF special mention. Mrs.
Jarley's talk over the telephone with Queen
Victoria regarding the Marquis Of Lorne and
the friucess Louise was one of the hits of the
evening.
Altogether 1t was an evening Of rare enjoy
ment, and show worth "going miles to see.-
After paying all expenses the sum Of $50
was left which was promptly applied to the
liquidation OF the debt Of the Congregational
church. The affair was under the charge OF
the social committee OF the church-Mrs Hall.
Mrs. Cheney, Mrs. Cushman and Miss Scott
Following Is a list OF the characters
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-14

The Juvenile class In dancing. now being
organized by Mr.. Monaghan, will meet at Man
ming hAl Thursday, Dec. p. at > p All
who irtend to join this class may leave their
nance with Mr.. II. J. JOY. Mr.. Parcher OF Mrs.
puttou without further invitation. Unless
sufficient number respond at or before this meet
iu. 10 further effort will he made TO organize
the clA--.-4drt.
Thin or gray hair and bald heads. so dispea-
Ing to many people as marks OF age. may bt
ayerted for a long time by using Halls Hair Re
u.Xer-Idfl
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-14

one OF the most attractive show Windows on
Main street at the present time l. that Of +, r
Robinson jeweller. Some very handsome silver
ware Is shown, both solid and plated consisting
OF tea sets. berry dishes, cake -ket-, novelties
souvenir Spoons and many other choice articles
just the stock from which 10 select choice and
suitable Christmas gifts. An upright mirror AZ
the left against the wall, and the electric light
shade are trimmed with crimson in so tasteful a
manner that the effect in the evening + very
striking Mr.. Rohin-on's stock i well worth
in- ps,.tion-. fdyr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-14

Pert johnson for Boston, Belano, Sawyer,
Rondout for Ro-ton
B.rH--Ar Dee 9, sch Gle, uen, Boston
Ar Dec 8, sch Glendy Burke, Nova Scotia
BuCKsPoRr-Ar Dec II, schs Julia Baker,
Harding, Boston; Charleston, Boston
HrANNIs-Ar Dec s, sch Westerloo Elizabeth.
port for Bangor
PERTH ANBor-Sd Dec 9, sch Robt Dority,
Low, Salem
BALTIMoRE-Ar Dec 8, bark Julia. Reed.
Tampa
FALL RrvER-Cld Dec $, sch R spo1ord. Bal
timore
BRUNSWICK, GA-Ar Dec G, sch Caroline &c
Foss, Crabtree, Ponce
MT DESERT FERRY-Ar Dec s, sch Florida,
Bunker, Boston -
Passed out Dec o. sch Jonathan Sawyer, Neal
ley, Franklin, Philadelphia. -
Isreiga PSrsa.
BARBADoEs-Ar Nov 25, brig Eugene Hale,
Harding, Surinam
DEMERARA-At Nov "A, sch J F Coolidge, from
New York
ST PIERRE, MARr-Sld Nov %, bark Mary C
Hale, Higgins, New York
Sid Nov %, bark Webster, Pray, Portland
PARA-Ar Dec s. bark Shetland, Baltimore
Notes.
Sch Susan Pickering, Haskell, made the run
from New York {Jersey nats) to quarantine at
Savannah in 10 hours The vessel had to be
fumigated at quarantine because she had been at
brunswick, Ga, three months before.
Sch ii q Milliken from Green's Landing, for
New York arrived at City Island. \ Y. 9Th, and
reports OF Long Sand Shoals was run into by
an unknown sidewheel steamer which broke
spanker boom, split spanker and tore boat from
davits.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-14

The lurid.glsre In the esst last Monday even
in, plainly seen In Ellsworth, proved to be the
burning OF an oid-fa.hloned two-story house
in Hancock, at the foot OF McFzrland's hill,
known A. the John Brown house.
Il was occupied by the present owner. Mr..
Thorsen, and samuel Dow. Mr.. Dow was
unfortunate enough 10 be burned out OF bis
own house few weeks ago, reported In THE
AMERICAN At the time.
The house was totslly destroyed. The loss
l. estimated d, abou, q 600, partially insured.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-14
MARRIED..

PERvEAR-kANE-AtS cdgwck, Nov. 30. Miss
Millie Pervear of Sedgwick to Archie Kane OF
Brookln.
BLE-HENDERSON-At Bluehill Dec. g.
by Rev. c. Mayo. Mrs. Ellen II. freblc to Arch
Henderson. both OF South Bluehill.
DIER-DEBECK-At franklin. Dec. :. at the
home Of the brides father. Capt. Asa Dyer, by
Rev. 5. $. Gross, Miss kdiih Marie Dyer to Sid
ney $. Debeck, NJ. D., both OF Franklin
LIBBY-GROSS-At Deer Isle Nov. 20, by Rev.
j. s. Richards, Miss Julia Libby 10 Frank
Gross. both Of Deer Isle.
McMULLEN-DODGE- fremont Dec :. NJ
the home OF the brides parents by Rev. A. D.
Carter Miss Lucy Marie McMuen to william
H. 4. Dodge, both of fremont
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-14
Masonic Election.

AT the annual communication OF E,oteric
lodge r and A. NJ. held last Thursday even
ing. the following officers were elected:
WM. Robert F. Sweeney: s. W, John +.
Royal: J. W, Vim. ii. Butler; treasurer, A.
b. Black; secretary. J. A. McGown; :. D.,
Charlie, II. Curtis: j. D.. Charles j. Brown !;
finance committee. A. W. Cushman, A. W
Greels, r. T.. Hale; proxy TO grand lodge. T.
a. Lord
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-14

Dr r. schinmann. St Paul. MINI, viii mai
a trial package OF schifmsnn's Asthma Cure frt e
q any sufferer. He adyertises by giving II away.
Never fails 10 give instant relief In wort
cases, and cures where others fail Name this
paper and send your name and addret 5
for A free trial parkage-1drt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-14
DIED.

Obituary notices beyond the Date, Name and
Age must be paid for at the rate OF ten cents line
EATOS-At Deer Isle, Nov. Il, Freeman A., son
OF 5. 5. and Mary +. Eaton, aged = years.
GRAY-At Cape Roster. Nov p Norman, oldest
child OF MIR. and Mrs. Lewis Gray. aged II
years.
G1LPATRICk-At Lamoine. Dec 10 James Il
Fitzpatrick, aged 80 years, months.
GRACE-At Ellsworth Falls, Dee s. MIR. wal
ter Grace.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-14

Opening OF the Baptist parsonage at Frank
lin, Thursday evening. Dec. 81. Turkey sup
per.
The Unity club will hold its annual sale.and
supper this "Wednesday evening. This affair
promises 10 surpass those Of previous years.
and a good time j. anticipated. Admission to
sestry, 10 cents; supper tickets, - cents.
The sale Of the Happy Thought club.
announced 10 take plsce NJ the yesiry %
the Congregational church this "Wednesday
afternoon. ha- be.n postponed until Friday
afternoon 81 this week. dec. Is. at . o'clock
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-14

The best salve In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, salt Rheum, Fever Sores
letter, Chapped Hands. hilblains. Corns. and al
skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles. or
money refunded. Price rs cents per box. For
ale hv : ID Wtrxfn-1 dyS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-14

whsn Baby as sss. gave hss CaStoria
b.n shs -As a Chlli. site cred ZOE Cs.StariA
wson she h-c.Fns Miss she chung ~ CAssors
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-14
advertisements.


since it, first introduction. Electric Biiters
has gained rapidly IN popular favor. until now
4, i clearly IN the lead among pure medicinal
tonic. and Alternatives containing nothing
which permits Il. use a. beverage or iniOxi-
cant. n /. recognized Is the bet and pure-t
for al silmen,s Of stomach. liver or Kidneys.
IL will cure SICK Headache, Indigestion.
Consultation. and drive Malaria from the sss-
ten. Satisfaction saaranteed with each bottle,
or the uensy vtIl - refunded. Price only
80 c. per bessls. ssM n Q. d. wiggin.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-14
Che Rings Daughters.

:. This department Is conducted by the Hand In.
Hand circle OF the Kings Daughters Of Els
worth.l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-14
LOCAL AFFAIRS,

dainty fun
-..,a.ns terT raT WIZ -
ate tbs ic~i - 'ne
->'' ''' g. VIII begin Tuesday
'' social dAnce IN Manning ball
~ '''h'hH'
He A".I W. arc planning for an enter
Hi @ take place the latter part Of this
fu : Leighton, Who wa, burned GU, last
temporarily occupying ]. ". Neal.
rr.m~-
I#.- WILLIAM II. Archer Cant. I,hn pat.
hon, from Ba.ion with tr.Iyht ,or l,.st
an.
.t, s..5.. Y, 81 ,.,,y n r,I,,,
...t
''' .l' N',''l.-' 'iF'i' y ii meet
T.
1I''l NNN 'Ah'' n N'a"ln Intended
evening. ha' i~en
"'iN'''As ''''- =
0 IA given in HanoocA bail On
.'- unicr thr direction ~ y. D.
N"uA.asu'- ar,Ar.'rs will furul.h
ID ~ h'' arrive
'' "'D''' Nib 'AfS"
"'i.''' >"' : probably
r. 'A'' i-'tt ih'- -'A-"n.
"i+A'
GIN Moudas evening shout
aa- .a4-,ti hy o., buruiug out - =
-H, s-flh smith hpu-. on FOURTH
.N NJ u l-hinan
.a. aA- .stu lsuuthrd on Branch
.-l the Iac b. not vet sufficiently
.r boating. few more da,. Ike
-.uar Mpuias vii pui thl- exhilsrating
-.Nff a' tr. b, N.hf
Ar.,.rt " ..u.Il.rsb|, Interest !. tot,ke
st Fr.DA d III The evening O., Dee. u.
3H.-. man. ellsworth ueopie may wish
-rn8 ,h. utrnin- %. and hou,e-wsrmlng
f..
rh. ,-tt. y..t !, the W,m.n P.rk .hoo,
M r..r....,.r. p.v v.r. m. ,,-o,,.r,y ~
.a nsa-,- .lp -.J,. A. q, recent m.s,,n,,
,. t...,-,-.i, .,I, f......l 4, ,o,. tb.,Lj,, IA.
g,p..- . NJ II. r,urtr.y III io.n,ny
W.. .-..
s.1 ,,.ss,,I r.,
rD. Nam. t,i.tori,sI .n.i.,y baId = Meeting
r,rrt.na an ~. IN committee. wars
t,,4a r. +,r,p .o.,.,ia. IN The ysrion.
...r,i,. Th. ..,n,,i,,,e for u.,..o,l county
.r, uo, 4 r,nrry apd conntv.clartJ
hney.fsp.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-14

The Hand-ln-Hand circle has been made
very glad by several new members who have
Joined since the work began this fall. People
sometimes say Have you not members
enough to carry on your work. Remember
the old adage: MANY hands make light
work." and there are many branches of work
I" engage In II there were more workers. The
new year will be a good time for old and
young to join one Of the circles Of Kings
Daughters already established, or to form
others
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-14

Thr class % -. Ellsworth ligh :, ha.I. wI.l
Ei'e II concert ami hAD iomorrpN Frdas
evening 81 HanoccA bal The music Wil b.
furnished "a NonAShaH'- urr b~-irs. ~ pircr-
40 os-ief supper wiA ~ -rrsrI 10 tb- loNrr
bau The programme u ID. concert 5. 4.
fuUow.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-14

All friends having contributions for the
Christmas boxes are requested to leave them
at the reading-room, or notify the committee
as early as Friday, the 22d inst.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-14

Dorchester, Mass, May 80, ls9;
For sale BY LEAvITT 4 Co.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-11-24
THE TOLEDO wEEKLY BLADE
And Book Containing all the sashby
Letters for One Dollar.

In answer to a general demand
from all parts of the United
States, the Toledo Blade has pub.
lished in one volume cloth bound
all OF 1.-THE Nasty Letters" ever
written by the late d. r. Locke.
emitting perhaps afew unimport.
ant letters on local or forgotten
topics. Only a few of these let.
ters were ever published in book
form. Everybody has read some
OF them, but who has read ali of
them The book contains over
300 large pages, and all the
Nasty Letters written during a
period of twenty-five years ;,also
aportrait of d. R. Locke, from
his last photograph. It would
sell at one dollar or more, but
will never be placed on sale. One
hundred thousand copies are now
being printed and bound. and
one copy will be sent postpaid by
mail free to every person who
this winter RENTS one dollar for
the Weekly Blake one wear.
Everybody invited to send for a
specimen copy of the Weekly
Blade, which will give a full de.