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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-22

Una casa, en- la calle de Buenos
Aires, de diez varas de frente con so
de fondo. Colinda al Sur al Este
con solares de don G. Schuck; al Es-
te con Martina Barnes y al Norte con
la expresada callc.
Fl que la interese puede informsrse
de su precio con su dueno que la ha-
bita. 90
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-22

Salidd de San Juan de Pto Rico del 20 al %
Ilegad4 q Ia Hnbarta del 24 al 2G
4 dias en- la Habana
.Sazida de IA Habana del % al 80
Llegada d Ne,c- York el dia /
dias en- New-York
iSdlida de Neo York el did IL
Liegada a Niagara el dia II
Llegada q Chicago el dia 13
dias en- Chicago
Salida de Chicago el did IS
Llegada q Washington el dia 20
dias en- Washington
Salida de Washington el dia D
Llegada d EHadelfa el dia %
| dia en- Fiadelfa
LIegada d New York el dia %
dias en- New York
Salida de Ne,o York el dia 80
Lleqada Il Ia Hdbdta eI dia 4
dias en- Ia Habana
Sdliia de la Haband el diG 10
Llegada a San Juan de Pt0.-Rlco 81 dta IA
Duraci6n unos So s. dias
III trasbordo en Ia Habana por eteata de
IN Empresd
Los tounstas Sc hospedardH en- la Habana
en- 81 Hotel Inglaterra q Roma eNyos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-22

Nuestros correligionarios de Arecibo ce-
lebraron ell domingo una reunion para
ganizar 81 comite en- aquella Villa.
Al acto solo concurrio en- representation
del Directorio, ell senor Banco.
FL comite quedo constituido con los Sc
nores segnientes don Luis de Ealo, don
Jose r. Rivera, don Jose Ruiz de Sagredo,
don Sebastian Figueroa, don Alexandra Sa-
licrup, don Toribio Pagani don Jose de
Diego.
Nombraronse dos presidentes honorarios,
los senores don Julian Banco Y don Manuel
Perez Freites.
Apaudimos ell acto realizado por los au-
tonomistas de Arecibo.
Hemos recibdo un prospecto del Colegio
de 20 Ensenanza que en- la Capital tiene
estabecido el reputado professor don Fell
pc Janer Soler.
Dicho estabecimiento es uno de los pri
meros de la isla, donde, adem4s de las asig-
del Bachillerato, se.ensenan todas las con-
cernientes las carreras de farmacia, te
egrafos, peritos mercantil, quimico me-
CAMEO, idioma frances ingles, m1sica
instrumental, dibuio, ginnastica, esgrima y
preparation para el ingreso las Acade-
mias Bitares.
Planteles de ensenanza como el que diri-
JS cl 6clloh cducI, 5OH lOh d'iS uoCoSlld Id
juventud puertorriquena.
Hoy empiezan las festas con que ell pue-
bio de Guanica celebra ell "a de JUNO dia
de San Juan Bautista.
Dichos festejos, que estan muy animados,
duraran hasta Ell sabado "A del corriente.
La orquesta que dirije en- Ponce 81 pro
fesor don Juan Santaella ha sdo contrata-
da para amenizar los actos publicos que se
celebren.
Ha fallecido en- Cabo- roio la respectable
sonora dona Inocencia Colberg, viuda de
Ramirez.
Reciban sns deudos nuestro mas sentido
pe-ame.
Dice La Coyrespondencio que es cosa re-
sueta va Ia publication de IN diario auto
nomista en- la Capital
La idea parece que surgio en- una reunion
celebrada en- Bayam6n, la que aastieron
los senores don Manuel Fernandez ,Juncos,
don Manuel f. Rossy don Arturo Cor
doba.
Dicese que el futuro colega aparecera en-
los prlmeros dias del proximo julio.
La compania de conciertos bales que
Sc encuentra en- Mayagiiez, Ia componen ell
senor Aldo Martini, director 8 ilusionista
Mis- Maron Freeman, bailarina; Luis de So
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-22
LOCION CUTANEA

LA SOLICITA Ell BELLO SEXO.
rs la mejor preparation conocida
hasta ell dia, para hacer desaparecer
del rostro toda clase de manchas, pc
cas-, espinillas, barros & g.
;USADLA! iUSADLA!
Deposito para la venta: Botica Cen
tral Y FarUzacia Nueaa.
Mayo 25 de 1898
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-22
PoDER

Pongo en- conocimiento del p1bli-
co. y en- particular de mis- relaciona-
dos. que he otorgado poder general
d don Bartolome Font
SIS Gabriel Be,anaSdr.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-22

Mia. Josefa Fernando, Encarnas;S~/
Eduardo Aparicio, Maria Martinez el al
no Conrado Soria, spaneiSs de
laud bandurrik guitarra panderIa; y
Mis- May, espiri nsta americana.
Por ell vapor correo de la peninsula
henos recibdo esta vez las colecciones 10
EffLaberal nj de FL Heraldo de Madrid
Paciencia
- ~ Halifax Vancouver Sc construirk
una inca telefonca con 5000 Kilometres dc
longitud.
Friolela
Parece que Ell gran actor espanol Antonio
Nico visitara dentro de algunos meses la re-
pnblica argentina.
Sc supone que recbira un anticipo de
yeinticuatro mil duros que tendra partici
pacion en- las utilidades de Ia empresa.
Aver Sc inscribieron Ell el Registro Civil
las siguentes defunciones Antonio Man
gual, Domingo Zayas, Armando Burgos To
rres, Petra lgnacia Santiago Rentas, Cecilia
Munoz Maria Santiago Rentas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-22
Antonio Barreiro
CTRUJ4 No -DENTTSTA

Especialista Ell la colocacion de
DeHtaduyas artihciales.
Extracciones sin dolor con la apli
cacion d. la Cocafna por inyecciones.
Oficina Dental. calle Isabel. mime
70 I4-Ponce.
Junio II de 1895.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-22
ALNACEN DE NTSICA Y LIBERIA
DE OLYMPIC OTERO
PONCE, P. r.

PONCE, 2. K.
Obras selectaS e.rtroidas del CatdEogo general
Campaaa. Dolce luna, mezzopo barto
leta Italiana Arieta ~ p
Campono T.. -Improntu- ntu------ lib
CereredG. La Barca nueva Xarzuela
completa para canto piano. $50
-Libreto de La misma 90
Costa -Nanni me dime casi, leta
It2 sop con coro. canci6n 20
-Cantilena napolitana me
zzopo barto leta 1t can
ci6n. . 70
-Napalitanata i'd id. ia.
Melodia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-22

pagar ese peaton habrfa que esperar que
Sc incluyese en- los nuevos presupuesfo Ia
partida sufciente, cosa que, seg1n tenemos
entendido, Sc propcne hacer ell senior Ayuso.
Mientras ESQ Sc reaIiza porque el CO.
-mercio de la Playa, que es al que mas inte-
resa, no presenta nm medic concrete que
evite esa demora interim Ell Estado halla Ia
forma mas propia de subsanarla
Esto es 10 one nos parece mas racional, Y
10 que por el momento. resultaria mas prac
tico
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-22

Jose Garcia (a) CamiHero. = 10 ejemplares
Vicente Laboy- 20
Nemesio Rivera 20
Enrique Esteban- 20
Santiago Rivera 10
Jose Montalvo (a) Pthdt---. 20
Severiano Ortiz z--. 30
Narciso Maldonado Rodrf-
guez ~
Conozcanlos nuestros colegas locales V
6ense de ellos hasta donde merece su con-
ducta
iAh, pillos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-22
FRANCISCO CINTRON
CoAMo

Comerciante atmacenista. TentaS al
por mayor y detail. Dep6sito del erce-
tente RON ESTRELL1 d maderas
bajo techo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-22

Los vecinos de la cale del Comercio.
partir de la esquina de la Salud direc
ci6n al rio, quejan de que los regadores
no Sc toman Ia moiestia de regar aquel trozo
de calle.
Llegan la de Ia Salud ), creyendo ALI
terminaaa su mission, vuelgen para atras,
sin tener en- cuenta que aqSellos vecinos
tambien contribuyen 4 las cargas del Muni-
cipio. Por aquellos stios es insoportable
ell polvo, debido que son los de mayor
transito
Esperamos que el senor Nouvilas, tan
atento siempre las quejas del vecindario,
hara que los regadores cumplan su deber.
Varios vendedores de LA DEMOCRACIA
abusando de la generosidad con que les con
famos el peri6dico, han tenido por conve-
nlente desaparecer con ell producto de Ia
venta.
He aqui sus nombres:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-22

La conpania de conciertos bales que
Sc encuentra en- Mayagiiez, la componen el
senor Aldo Martini, director ilusionista
Mis- Marion Freeman, bailarina Luis de So
Arizona republican., 1893-08-23
PEOPLE OF EUROPE.

THE late Duke of Sutherland made
and destroyed ninety-one wills before
framing one to his satisfaction.
THE king of Greece receives the small
est income of any European sovereign,
his salary only amounting to 100000.
ARcHDUKE KARL LUDWIG, now on a
tour of the world, will reach this neigh
borhood in October. He is the Austrian
heir apparent, but as he is travelling
incognito his apparency will not ex-
tend to his official pc rson.
Mrs. BERNARD BEERE, the English
actress, has vast collection of dan
cling dolls, mechanical toys and money
boxes. She makes a point of buy
ing all the clever little inventions
which are hawked about the streets of
London.
THE earl of Aberdeen, the new gov
ernor general of Canada, is dark,
slender man about forty-six years old,
about medium height and intellectual
looking. He wears full dark beard,
dresses modestly, and has few of the
characteristics of the typical English
man.
Arizona republican., 1893-08-23
A Suburb of Chicago.

1t appears impossible for foreigners
to gain clear idea Of the great extent
of the United States. A lady in
Bangor, Me-, who has acquaintance
in England, received a letter from one
of them the other day saying that
party wished to visit the exposition
but did not care to board in Chicago
itself. They preferred to have rooms
in the suburbs. Therefore, could she
secure them boarding place in Ban
gor; they would make Bangor their
headquarters and visit the fair from
day to day. This equals the story OF
the young Briton who years ago Wis
tied this country. On shipboard he
fell in with an American and asked
the price of a good horse and carriage
in the states, saying he had weeks
leisure and thought he would drive over
to Portland, Me-, out to Chicago and
back to New York by way of Washing
ton.
Arizona republican., 1893-08-23

cussed by great masters of human
thought from many lands, and we in
vite suggestions and assurances of CO.
operation from those persons and re-
ligious bodies to whom this address is
particularly sent"
The clergy and thinkers of the
United States, ever on the alert to pro-
mote the cause of religion, responded
gracefully and promptly to the appeal of
the general committee, and it may now
be taken for granted that papers will
be read at the congress by Prof. Philip
Schaff, Prof. Charles A. Briggs, Rev.
III. X. Carroll, Col. Thomas w. Higgin-
son, Rev. George Dana Boardman,
Prof. George p. Fisher, Rabbi Berko-
WITT, Bishop John II. Vincent, Rev.
Edward Everett Hale, Bishops Thomp-
son and Dudley, Rev. Theodore L. Guy
Ter, Rev. Lyman Abbott, Archbishop
Ireland and Bishop Keane.
The first day of the parliament, Mon
day, September IL, will be devoted to
addresses of welcome by the various
constituted authorities of the United
States government, the worlds fair
and the congress auxiliary, with re-
sponses by representatives from the
worlds four quarters. Then will come
the programme proper, each day being
devoted to the discussion of whatever
pertains to the general topic for that
day. The programme in its condensed
form is: September II, God; September
IL, Man; September IA, Religion Es-
sentially Characteristic of Humanity;
September Is, Systems of Religions;
September IS, Sacred Books of the
World September II, Religion and the
Family; September IS, The Religious
Leaders of Mankind; September 10,
Religion in Its Relations to the Natur-
al Sciences and to Arts and to Letters:
September 20, Religion in Its Relation
to Morals; September 81, Religion and
Social Problems; September %, Reli-
gion and Civil Society; September %,
Religion and the Love of Mankind;
September "a, the Present Religious
Condition of Christendom; September
25, Religious Reunion of Christendom;
September 20, the Religious Union of
the Whole Human Family; September
%, Elements of Perfect Religion as
Recognized and Set Forth in the Diff
ferent Historic Faiths.
The women, so important factor in
spiritual progress and development,
have not been neglected by the gener-
Arizona republican., 1893-08-23
THE OLDEST.

THE oldest artist known to be still at
work is Mrs. Foss, of Washington, who
has been married sixty-six years.
THE oldest locomotive engineer is
probably Albert Johnson, of Raleigh,
N. c. He is over eighty, has a pension
from the company and likes to tell how
he ran the first engine into Raleigh.
The ruddy color of Mars is thought
by Herschel to be due to an ochery
tinge in the soil; by others it is at
tributed TO peculiarities of the atmos-
phere and clouds. Lambert suggests
that the color of the vegetation on
Mars may be red instead of green.
Arizona republican., 1893-08-23

al committee. They will meet in sep
arate halls during the progress of the
congress and discuss the part of church
work in which they are most inter
ested, besides participating in the gen
eral discussions. The chairman of the
woman's committee is Rev. Augusta J.
Chaplin, OF. Chicago.
Arizona republican., 1893-08-23
Ais Game.

Lord st. Agnant-The trouble with
you Americans is that you will joke
about things from which humor is en-
tirely absent.
Sallie de Witte-Even about English
men,-Life.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-11-09
Mugw uIlp Approval.

The attitude Of the republicans IN Con
grrs, during this long controversy has
been such a. to merit the waru.st praise.
In the House during August, aud 10 the
Senate since early September, they have
stood firmly for repeal, with the exception
Of tne few from the silver States and in the
Senate Don Cameron aud BIZ Chandler
They have Resisted more than me trinpta-
ton To try and seize partisan advantage by
assisting compromise tnat would IN
Goubtediy have nurt the democrats. bat
would also undoubtedly nave worked
vast harm 10 The country. They Sustained
the dt muCrstlc leader IN TIE SeuAte in hi.
test Of erduIauce," they sulpJr'ed the
democratic President, against the opppsl-
ton of fully half OF his Own party. and.
though IA Il minority Of The body, they
Will furnish the majority of the votes
that VIII carry repeal. Ia short, the
record Of the republican party through
out This controversy is one that 1t may
well be proud of.-Ner York EreniAg Post
Mug. !.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-11-09

Hugh Ross OF Ross \ Howell. extensive
TOW boat owners Of Bangor, died last Fri
day morning Of ueuralgia OF the heart.
having been III only a few hours Mr..
Ross was born IN Belfast, and was seventy
one years Old. He was Il wei. known and
hlghly-esteemed citizen.
The Maine board Of Worlds Fair
managers has offered the State OF Maine
building 10 the Jackson Park commits
sioners provided they Will accept IL aud
maintain il in it, present location It i
about the only State building that has any
chance Of being accepted. The Maine
commissioners have received many com
pliments on the Maine building II will
be some time before the park commits
sioners Will decide as to accepting the
offer, and in the meantime the building
Will be locked up. la case they do not
take it, il is probable that nothing more
Will be done about it until spring.
People passing through East Pitt.ton
are surprised to hear ceaseless pounding
and champing, and are astonished TO learn
that quartz mil! is 10 full operation there
II is i've stamp mill, and was started
Oct. %. 1t is owned by James L. Cum.
mings OF Augusta, who for the last thirty
five years has made his home in California
and Oregon. The people of Maine can
now have the privilege of seeing a gold
and silver mine worked without going out
of the State. The mill is run day and
night. aud works about ten tons Of ore in
twenty four hours. l.. L. Bigelow haS
charge days, and c. II. Smith nights, both
from Cornville. Maine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-11-09

To the ardent wooer "nc" news l. bar Il soou
news fonkers GaseHe.
The kennel keeper thrives by going to the
dogs Giens Fails Republican.
Whenever a man takes crooked step he leads
some boy astray.-Ram's Horn.
Van Noodle-"D'yer know, Miss Tungbit, that
old duffer Chapwith called me mun the other
night?' Miss ngbt-"Indeed? Why. think
you more closely resemble boa. - Brooklyn
LVe,
George May hope, dearest, that at some
future time may have the happiness of making
you my wife?" Mamie well, hope 80. I'm
sure I'm just about tired suing fellows for
breach of promise. - Raymoads Monthly.
la the British Museum. Maud How Is /,
that people always say that the waist OF the
Venus OF Milo Ia perfection2 1t seems TO me
that the women in ancient times had larger
waists than they have now" Linda perhaps,
dear, the men had longer arms - Pick Metz.
figg-"I don't see Grimsby with that Lutte
string girl lately" fogg-"No, when he spoke
OF marriage she frightened him on, She said In
an impassioned manner. Harry. viii be wholly
yohr--where thou goest will 60 And he says
she meant 1t too."-Boston Transcript.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-11-09
POLITICAL.

II viii be remembered that one OF the
planks in the platform Of the national de-
mocrscy called GENEROUSLY for repeal :;
yet though both branches of congress con-
tain democratic msjorties. repeal cannot
be effected. Apparently the democratic
party holds the same idea Of a platform as
that held by the railroad conductor in the
following story, which Congressman Allen
Of Mississippi, the humorst of the House,
tells with great glee.
weather beaten American citizen stood
on the platform Of a railroad coach while
the train was speeding away at the rate of
fifty miles an hour.
Can't stand on the platform" shouted
the conductor.
What are platforms for anyhow ?"
asked the man.
Platforms are not made TO stand on;
they are made TO get in on" replied the
conductor. EastpOrt Sentinel. Rep
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-11-09


III
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thauk ,yu TIE elections ~,rc h,ld on
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a. 10 = ~
ANiIIC,N goes - press, hut eu"u.A j.
lr
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hrrn victorious in al 'hr Sta,c ru.r.ior.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-11-09

You will find lots Of people who travel
to Moosehead Lake, bringing away speci-
mems Of the veneer made from native woods
al the mills in Shirley. The beauty Of many
of these thin strips of wood is remarkable.
OF birds-eye maple, there are samples that
will finish up to perfection, while some Of
the double and twisted knots cut from
both maple and birch will equal anything
in mahogany and walnut, in decorative
qualities OF grain. The Trafton Brothers
Of Shirley are now running the mill, en-
ploying eighteen hands, and their product
finds a ready sale, both for finish fol build.
ings and for furniture. 1t is the one bust
ness of the town, at the present time Leo
ist0n Journal.
Isn't this very suggestive of the pos
sibilities along the Union river? The
hard woods that line the river for fifty
miles are varied, plenty and cheap.
There's millions of it, and we believe
there's "millions in it,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-11-09

The Story 81 Tuesdays elections in
,gTcra. States is briefly told in our
news columns. Tie result is an ua-
preceleateJ victory fur the rcpuhli-
cans.
Massachusetts, viii again have re-
publican 20, er.0r. ana Ohio VIII have
none d. democratic trec trade In
,ae>e two States the issue Of the tariff
wa, ,io4.Iy tile sic issue. Hold
NIB Tie ha2ls. President, hama. wa.
tie slogan and frantic efforts were
made. Eas. AMI We, demonstrate
tAa, public sentiment On this great
topic is changing free-trade ward.
The result mus; lie dishear.eniur to
rac apostles Of the hcresy.
Ii New J 9rk all decent men. regard
les Il party affiliations, must rejoice
Ii Tie o1erw helmin- defeat Of Nav
narI for judy. Of Tile cour. Of appeals.
lis ateHse ia pur,0iain- the Dutche--
county returns was - fragrant that
mere was absolutely no excuse in law
Or il reason for tie theft. With TWO
exceptions ;.e Committee Of The New
4orA bar which thoroughly inyestiga-
ted The charges against him, and pro-
bounced hin thief was composed Of
democrats, According to his own
statement 4 majority If this committee,
4; the beginning Of il work. was an1-
-sus 70 'iuiicaie him, bat the over
"At-ming evidence agai4.: him render
s., SUCH action simply impossible. This
load wa 81 tremendously heavy that
the success 4 the rest Of the State
ticket j. probably largely due to it.
Iowa rsjyins tile republican column.
~Le zap hardly be called other thai
a normally republican state. and there
j. lo great surprise at the result.
A. 10 the general result II NAV fair
" be claimed b. tie republicans as an
Overwhelming. victory. aud alb emphatic
Indication Of tile distrus, that inyarj-
adv ACCOMPANIES democratic control Of
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-11-09

Mention was made in these Columns
few weeks ago of an apple blossom
picked in Sedgwick. Now from the
western part of the State a friend sends
to The AMERICAN bunch of May
flowers picked in Sebago last week,
the leaves fresh and green, and the
blossoms as pink as these beautiful
flowers are In the spring-time. Verify
May and October have met and kissed
each other.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-11-09
I0ucrti
Now Try This.

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La Grippe found it just the thing and under its
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-11-09

Col. F. NJ Drew of Lewiston, has been
elected secretary and treasurer Of Bates
college. In this position he succeeds
Addison Small of Lewiston, who has held
the position for several years, and whose
desire to withdraw from the duties of the
position has been previously accepted with
regret Col Drew has had experience as
secretary of such organization, having
oficiated in that capacity for his alma
mater, Bowdoin college, for years.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-11-09
After Swiping The Tariff.

''Wot- ali the bloomin racket" said Grover on.
parade
They We shut the bloody mill down, the horny
handed said
why have they shut the mill down" said Gro-
yer on parade.
"Al on account Of you. old man. and your
bloomin old rec Trade"
And Grover be looked weary, the horny handed
he looked mad,
\ nd the Congressman looked tired and the Brit
i-hers looked glad,
And the Cabinet looked solemn, and affairs LOOK
ed very bad,
After swiping the tariff at election.
'wo,'s all the bloomin' racket" said Grover on
parade.
We're sellin' wool for Is cents the sturdy farm
said.
why won't it bring much more than that :" said
Grover on parade.
Cause it'll be on the free list when you've given
Us Free Trade"
And Grover he looked sorrowful and the farmer
he looked beat
For he was getting only fifty cents for sixty
pounds of wheat,
And he swore he'd kick himself If he'd another
For swiping the tariff at election.
Where are the people rushin to-" said Grover
on parade.
They're rushin to the sayin's bank, the banker
sadly said.
''Wot are they rushin' there for" said Grover on
parade.
'To draw their money and salt it down before You
bring Free Trade"
And Grover he looked puzzled, and the banker he
looked blue,
And every bloomin depositor In haste his money
drew.
Some hid it in old stockings, some put it up the
After swiping the tariff at election
-Pdtsbarg Times.
William E.
Russell be
Is "biger" man than
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-11-09

The Eastern Argus is out WITH lis pro
spectus for 1884. This old established
daily is one of the best Of NAM, many
good newspapers. L. politics alone j.
against it, but even here it il a good
lighter, and, W may say, is as fair as il is
possible for partIzan paper To be.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-11-09
William f.
Russell be
Is a "biger" man than
Poor John E.

Edward Jones, aged twenty-five, en-
ployed by Capt. d. P. Andrews, on Spruce
Mount farm, West Rockport, on Oct. 90
borrowed q jack-knife, and went out to get
some spruce gum. Neither man, knife nor
gum has been seen since, and there is con-
siderable anxiety - TO their whereabouts.