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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-07
MARIN e LIST.
Ellsworth Port.
ARRIVED

Ellsworth Port.
ARRIVED
Wednesday. Nov %
Sch Emily, Closson, Bar Harbor
SAILED
Thursday. Nov 80
Sch Minneola, Kane, Boston
Sch Mabel. whitmore. Northeast Harbor
Sch Ella Eudora, Tate, Bar Harbor
ARRIVED
Sch Wesley Abbott. Whitaker. New York
Sch Samuel Lewis, Jordan. salem,
ARRIVED
Friday, Dec
Sch Adam Bow lby. Maddox. Boston
SAILED
Saturday. Dec
Sch Forester. Wakefield, Bar Harbor
Sch ID Lawrence, Patterson, Boston
Monday Dec 4
Sch Wesley Abbott. Whitaker, wharf
Sch Grace, Belts, Boston
Domestic Ports.
BArH-Ar Dec l, sch Myronus. Chatto. Phila
delphia
BANGoR-Ar Dec !, sch Webster Barnard. Mar
shall, New York
Sid Dec l, sch Annie Lewis Cobb, New York
Sid Dec 3. sch Omaha Dorr orland
New York
BosroN-Ar Nov 80 sch W II Gard, Kelley.
Rondout
BALTIMoRE-Cld Nov -, brig fidelia, Jordan,
Bath
LUBEc-sld Nov 81. sch c Holden
NEW YoRK-Ar Nov ;, schs Agnes Grace,
Bangor; Hattie & Luce, Penobscot, VIM Mason,
Swans Island; Emma, Somes sound
Sid Nov 30, schs X I Rundiett. Niscasset. Jen
ME Carter, Providence
IiYANSIs-Ar Nov ~, sch Belle Halliday. for
BoortiRAY HARBoR-sld Nov 80, sch Chas
Cooper, Boston for Castine
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-07
ELLSWORTH FALLS.

There was no preaching here or at North
Ellsworth last SUNDAY, on account of the i'll
ness of the pastor. Rev. ii. W. Conley.
Alfred Hastings has sold his house, formerly
owned by F. Z. Hsrtshorn, to Almond Jelli-
son. who will move in at once.
Mrs ID. n. Moore spent a week in Water
vile with her niece, Mrs. A. Thompson. She
returned last week. Wednesday, accompanied
by her sister. Mrs. S. +. Jones, no had been
| in Boston under treatment IL the Massachu.
setts general hospital.
Bonnie h. Whtcomb spent Thanksgiving,
and until Monday night. with his parents.
or the other Falls boys in Bow loin. A. j.
| Lord with II. A. Moore of the city. went to
Boston. and F. W. Flood remained in Bruins
wick.
The cold weather has stopped operations In
the mills. Notwithstanding the general dull
ness of business during the yesr, Whtcomb,
Haynes & Co. and C. ). Treworgy have kept
| large crews at work nearly all the season, and
| q large amount of lumber has been mauufac-
tured. Both parties have large quantities of
| slaves aud beading on hand in readiness for
early shipment in the spring. ..ceording to
| reports a usual amount of business will be
done up river this winter, and should the
snow stay on, crews will probably go to the
| woods soon.
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\ MIDDAY FIRE.
Boston Clothing Store Quilted Other
Tenants Damaged.

Boston Clothing Store Quilted Other
Tenants Damaged.
An alarm Of fire startled the good people Of
Ellsworth just before II o'clock last Tuesday
forenoon. The thermometer was fsr below
the freezing point, and the consequent danger
was apparent.
The IRE was found TO be in attic OF the three
story building at The corner Of Main and
Franklin streets. owned by Judge .. f. Cum
bingham. and occupied on the frst floor by the
L Boston IoihIns store, and on the second by
John :. Leighton, barber. Dr. y. {. King and
the tailoring department OF the clothing store
TIE fire csughl inside the partition snt next
the chimney In the barber shop on the second
A,or. and quickly ran up To the third story and
along the roof making considerable hesdway
before Il wa discovered The fire DEPARTING nj
responded promptly 10 the alarm. snd sitter
half hour OF hard, cold work. succeeded 10
srr.~itng The flames. but not until the build
inE had become flooded with water. and badly
damsgrd by the firc.
The store formerly occupied by Austin II.
Joy. wa> opened and the goods from the cloth
Ing store and from the second story offices
were carried there. except the ple- OF cloth
in. " htch were covered with rubber spreads
and left on the counters.
Mr.. PATAer's los. has not Vet been esi-
mated. hut j. partly covered by insurance
L"ighion- loss l. .msll no Insurance. while
S201 will probably cover pr. Kings los. :;
he w4> insured.
This building wss seriously damaged by fire
some four wears ago Ii i insured through C.
{. Burrill y >on'- agency for 5000.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-07

Three young misses marched into THE
AMERICAN office the other day, and politely
requested that the following notice be given a
place in it, columns; the request is cheerfuliy
granted. and the suggestion sdded that this
appeal OF these little ones should not 20 uB-
heeded; "inasmuch Is We hsve done it unto
one OF the least of these my bretheren. We ha, {
done il unto Me:
To The peopie Of EHStoorth
The members of the Happy Thought club are
going Ia have a sale IN the Congregational vestry
on Wednesday OF next week, Dec. Is. The prO
cet-ls are a. he Christmas present for the boy :
OF Good viii Farm.
Persons who would like TO contribute to Tho
fancy and candy tables may send to Mis- Bessie
JOY, No. l. Church street where contribution.
will be gratefully received.
Admission for children, cents; for grown
people 10 cents. Ice cream and cake are to b,
sold for 10 cents extra
All are cordially invited
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nleoieal.
SAVED HER LIFE.
Sarsapartllas. Spring Bitters, Nervines.
and Doctors Failed, HUT ROdOlrs
Did the Business.

sarsaparillas, Spring Bitters, Nervines.
and Doctors Failed, HUT Rodolfs
Did the Business.
Rodolf's Medicine Co.
Gents Twenty years ago had an erup-
ton or humor break out under my left
knee. which the doctors told me was
Eczema or Salt Rheun. 1t began as q
small point, but rapidly spread until l had
raw sore as large as the palm Of my
hand. At first, except itching severely,
did not suffer much from it; but as 1t grew
larger, it began to pain me so severely at
times that l could not sleep and was SO
stiff and sore that 1t made me very lame
Two years ago my right ankle began to
break out and an ulcer formed nearly as
large as the one under my knee. This was
the straw that broke the camers back and
became thoroughly discouraged. l had
tried all the doctors In my vicinity, during
all these years, and all the various blood
purifiers without receiving any benefit
Last spring | had the Grip; and, as
was familiar with the tonic powers Of Ro-
dolf's Medical Discovery, | began taking
1t for that purpose. The first bottle great
ly improved my general health. and much
to my surprise, the old ulcers which had
made my life miserable so long began to
heal. obtained another bottle and the i'm
pruveinent was still more mar ked land after
taking four bottles the ulcers are entirely
healed, and consider myself completely
cured. Very truly yours,
MRS SYLVIA |. LANG.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-07
RAILROADS. an0 Steamboats,.
Maine Central Railroad.

I,.,I Tim. T,hI. n.c I, ,so,
trains tsHri"2 Bangor al ~ ; 49, "a M AMI 20
M arrive al
Bangor lENchange ST. At %. -, IN. : %
IN
fenobsc"t junction brewer. -, : 30, IN ;
II N.
ii"iltn' ~ ~ a III >" / m
hSerE Mills, :" y ~ q m - = m
Green lax !, s., o,5. am. !, & nm
Ellsworth tan-, ~ ~ ~ M i5 nm.
t n,sM OK ah. - n ~ o. ri 20 m
Hancock SOL II am pm
Mt. Desert Ferry, . 90. IA M; l.. %, m; y 80
SHih'hn tny ooat = io' m Y ;o NJ.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-07

Last saturday morning the crew Of the life
saving station At Cranberry Isle. discovered 4
vessel ashore on the southeast point of Baker,
Island. Capt. stanley Immediately manned Il
boat and proceeded 10 the wreck, which
proved TO be the British schooner "luc.rne'
of Saint John. y. b.. laden with coal from
New York, bound home.
The vessel was fun Of water and had evil
dent.y been left In a hurry. Is the davit tack t.
fall Wa. cut, aud the clothing. vessels, papers
etc., were undisiurbed in the cabin.
The station crew found two OARS on the
shore. but saw nothing of the vessel, boat OF
crew; a. they were not on or around the
island, fears are entertained for their safety.
The "Lucerne" was built in 1880, and wa,
1874 51-l00 tons register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-07
advertisements.
A Million Friends,

A friend In need is friend indeed, and not
less than one million people have found just
such friend in DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs, and Colds.-If you
one trial will convince you that it has wonder
full curative powers in all diseases of Throat,
Chest and Lungs. Each bottle is guaranteed
to do all that Is claimed or money will be re-
funded. Trial bottles free at 8. d. Virgins
Drug store. Large bottles 80 G. and e1.0o.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-07
OBITUARY.
REV. c. u. HERBERT

Many of the older residents nj pp..,
VIII remember the Rev. c. ID. Herher, ~ho
Died at Hebron, n. Y. In oc,oher L., ~
Herbert was born In Ellsworth on Sen, 10
ieis' the youngest son Of Hon. George Her,
BERT wellknown and prominent lawyer q,
those days.
ne graduated from Bow doin college. elias.
OF II, and three Years later from Bangor Thee.
logical seminary, and Immediately afterwsrj.
was ordained and went as home miss,on.r,
10 the west. few years later he was install.
ed pastor of the Congregational church =,
West Ne~bury. Mass, previous to which t,ms
Ne mad married the wife who survives him
Two sons, George Herbert of st. PAM. and
Rev. Z. 4. Herbert OF Galway, Y. their
only children. survive him.
His entire life was devoted TO the service n,
christ and every church TO which he has
mini-tered has been built up and strengthened
thereby. The Kind words spoken at his funeral
al Hebron OF his hsppy relations to ths,
people were but the echo OF similar expres-
sions from his former charges At Yves, New.
bury, where he was pastor for fifteen Years
memorial service was held on Oct % The
burial was at Mt Auburn, Mass
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-07
Coming Events.

This Thursday evening Mrs. Jarley'> wax.
work at Hancock ball. Tickets - and b
cents. Proceeds 20 towards the Congrega-
tons church debt
Ball at Hancock hall. Dec. 10. given by the
class Of ~. Ellsworth high school,
The Unity club will bold its annual fair and
supper in the Unitarian ve-lry on Wednesday
evening December l3 Admission to the
yestrI 10 cents; supper tickets. - cents.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-07
SI,rry.

Surry.
News has been received here of the
death by accident of William F. Jarvis, Of
Ferndale, Humboldt county. California. In
some manner Mr.. Jarvis while riding was
thrown forward over the dasher, aud I'M
der the horses heels. receiving kick that
caused his death. The parents of the de-
ceased are residents here. and have the
sympathy of the community in their loss.
Mr.. Jarvis was about thirty years Of age.
He leaves widow and one child.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-07
Or. y. C. II. PuLsIrER.

IN y q. TT. FILsITFR,
The death is announced OF pr Nathan G. II
Pulsifer, of Wstervile.
Dr.. Pulsifer was a sou OF the late DR.. r. NJ
Pul-ifer Of this city by bis first wife. He grad
uated from the Bowdoi medical school, AND
prsciiced here for few years moving to Wa
tervilie In 1851. where he remained W 10 the
time OF his desh.
He married Annie Moore. and leaves four
children. Mr.. +. l.. Tbaycr and Dr William
Pulsfer Of Watervtlle. DR.. Rslph Pul,lfer Of
Show began and Mrs. Kelly OF Fairfield.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-07

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores,
letter, Chapped Hands. Chilblains, Corns. and al
Skin Eruptions. and positively cures Piles, or
money refunded. Price IS cents per box. For
ale by S. d. wiggin.-Adrf-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-07
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

ooings of the City Fathers at the
Regular December Meeting.
The regular monthly meeting Of the board
oi aldermen OF the city Of Ellsworth was held
al Inc board rooms In Hancock hall last Mon
DAY evening. Mayor Higgins presided, clerk
hale recorded. and Aldermen Ellridee, Means
and Mshoney were present.
Last months journal was read and approved.
The following roll of accounts was passed and
ordered to be paid
ROLL OF ACCOUNTS NO 10.
FUND. NAME ,uo,,xr
Police, Clifton S. Slower snao
John II. Donovan 1000
Library Loring. Short 4 Harmon, lls1
Text Book, American Rool "a 500.
Elizabeth True, 100
ochooi fund, Hancock County Pub. Co, 500
contingent, A.. ". Cushman 4 Co. 1895
DIR. \. c. King, 500
7. 4. Hale a.as
NJ II. Gray, 400
Maynard II. Murch, 800
Fire Dept, James c. Frazier, 80
Electric Light, Ellsworth Electric Illumi
mating Co.. sal6
sidewalk, Daniel Harrington ct ais. 1925
Roscoe Holmes, $50
highway, 1890
Total, s4s4 50
The bond of ID. L. Fields, constable at-lsrre.
was presented accepted and ordered placed
on lie
petition from G.. X. Campbell and others
protesting against the removal OF the electric
light near the residence Of p. Stockbridre
was presented. Henry l.. Murch appeared for
The remonsirsnts. and In vigorous language
sci forth the claims Of Bridge Hill to that light.
After due delberation the board voted no,
to remove the light. Later in the evening. IL
was voted that the petition Of r. r. Holmes
and others for an arc light near the school
house In district No. Is be granted The
clerk was directed 10 give In writing TO the
electric light compsny, copy OF the vote.
The order previously passed to remove the
light from Bridge HUI to near the school-house
was rescinded.
A petition for an arc light was received
from L. A. Emery and Others. Referred to
the committee on streets
The sum Of 500 was transferred from the
bridge to the sidewalk fund.
John Brown ssked the city to pay the rent
Of a tenant Of hi- who, he claimed. was unable
TO Day It herself because OF an order OF the
board OF health. who kept her in the house on
account OF scarlet fever. thus preventing her
from earning money enough TO pay the rem:
herself. Referred to the over-eer of the poor.
An invitation was read from the students Of
the high school requesting the mayor and al
dermen to be present al the high school room
on the afternoon Of Friday. Dec. $, at 100
O'clock. vote OF thanks was extended for
the invitation.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-07

When Baby was sick, gave her Castoria-
When she las a Child. she cried for C.storia.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-07

Many Ellsworth people will recall the aged
and respected maiden aunt of Mrs. W. II.
ss'ary, wife of former pastor of the Uni
tartan church in this city. Miss Ssrsh Kendall.
Miss Kendall died Nov. -. at her njece's
home in South Boston, at the advanced age OF
ninety-two years. She was woman n,
strong character. and while residing here
some years sco, she found warm place In
the heats OF msny
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-07
Church Notes.

At the Baptist church next Sunday. Deem
Der 10, there will be preaching morning and
evening. The sermon in the evening will be
by President b. l.. Whitman, of Colby univer.
.lti.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-07
Children Cry for
Pitchers CastoYia.

Halls Hair Remover is pronounced the best
preparation made for thickening the growth Of
the hair. and restoring that which is gray TO its
original color.-Adrt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-07
dbe kins's Daughters.

This department is conducted by the Hand in.
Hand circle of the Kings Daughters of Ellis
worth
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-07

Abilene Taylor of Bangor, is in town again,
selling nursery stock for r. G. Chase Co., and
Ia having great success.-Adct.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-07

The regular session OF our 6lst Congress
last Saturday evening was the most interest
Ing yet held. Among the bills was one 10
dredge and construct q lock on Union river,
introduced by Mr.. Clark OF Maine, and one to
transfer the ownership and care OF roads and
highways 10 the United States introduced by
Mr.. Fox OF Florida
Mr. Thomas, OF the committee foreign
affairs, reported fayoraby upon the Hawaiian
resolution, and for consideration went into
committee OF the whole. Mr. Murch Of Wis
consin In the chair.
The debate upon this resolution was lively
and prolonged. and 1t was finally laid upon the
table to be considered at the next meeting.
Mr.. Clark of the committee on appropris-
tions reported the Union river bill with the
recommendation that It be passed, but the
committee Of the whole referred 1t back 10 the
former committee with instructions 10 make sn
estimate ~ 10 the cost.
Several other bills were introduced. and the
prospect Is that the coming sessions will be
full OF interest.
No meeting will be held next Saturday even
ing. owing TO the absence OF Judge Emery
Not Loaded, but Exploded just the Same.
Didn't know It was loaded Is the stock
excuse for large proportion OF the shooting
accidents that take place; and some knowing
ones have even known guns to 90 off when
they weren't loaded.
These knowing ones now have the laugh on
other folks. for case Of that sort actually
happened last week at Great Pond. Some
member OF John Haynes family had forced an
empty cartridge on The end OF q stick. and
some how the end with the cartridge on il 60;
into the Fireplace.
Before the stick burned the air In the car
fridge became super-hested, and exploded.
scattering the fire and ashes from She fire
place al over the room. setting fire 10 several
articles. One piece Of cartridge poughed into
the wri-, OF one OF Mr.. HAYNES sons. while
smother piece struck and lscera,ed Mr>.
HAYNES ankle.
The fire about the room Wa soon eXtin-
guished. and the patients are doing well, snd
t, is said that Tor -teady diet porato balls on
the end Of stick will be more popular IN
Great Pond hereafter than empty cartridge
she Is
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-07

Agents wanted in every town in Hancock
county to sell firstclass article. Write to H.
W Holt, Ellsworth, for particulars.-Adrf.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-07

..I,,l
'-' >''"''H ~t''t 'I in' E''>"oflh gun c'ub
t-,k tAa,, on Thanksgiving Day a. Wyman
p.-L Te. oil, $50. .I.,r snd cool thot,,h
''iH''''- iHe a. Aii- eiA'n'
oi iA- grounds ~ The same a In the flrst
-e0,t tUs.r.. l,-ln.. isry,l, Al 100 200 and 800
,,-.4. :, t-~-..,l ,. a, avoid Mn. cbsnee ~
q -'f
Ta.. IA tff-.l3 ~h41ft,., 49, dawn on the
"'>t -.i7 p tAr lAlA he-r inc Erahd stAhH-
f1e Bar II srhDr Don walked away with most
f +l.....lt-,. l,,t u ,t.. .,.i.,.or ,.l.yA .bno,
' F." f'''.+' - ''"' Y" 'N' P'-'o" way '""''
't- 'hr f-.'-" msrh-meh we're IN IL.
IurNtt> ana chickens were The prizes for
rt, rife shooting a. follows; SO wards rest
,,,-l.,. Dr., ~.r4 90 hand turlev.. aoo
20 "a 80 ,.t,,,la,. tnn IA. 81, h.nd
g., 80, - a., a., ,,it,a,,a'
-, -, m -, - 80 "a bs,d ~ na
III Win ID ..,r.in,b ring ONLY one chicken
49, taken. At the 200 VI ART range. five shots
200 - cents. NJ rest. with al eight-inch ring.
three chickens were taken. The big sbootiI
.s1l1r Ia ,lu TN. BOO ysrd RANCE " here the ring
MI i.tt-,,,.h III. t,t t,r ~, mt III.
H.. INK; :. ~
~ - i"V UT" ri"",tH- -
ne a. zone hH l'r. >. u hlhch OF ID "
iiAThpr. " hn flt ihr pui- eve hiht times OUT
~ el-ulrt shots The turkeys we're won as
f9.IaW> Ir. j I Hjnrh, 9 ". Is HI gins.
1t ! tonutrs. Sc l. Higgins. 3; rbsu
t II H. I'LL urt.- H. : fh;L
1, 49,,
+, ~. t,f,.-,..,,,, a., ,rr.n,,a,na,,, wss mad.
f,,f cen The rffeIu4n 10 shoot the 800 ward
range. rest on--ha!f the rGtry money to be
-,,,.-, ~, t.a rif+o,sn u,kiny The hest score in
~ - - 80 -. an,r,s
'u eu'e'SS''V >""t'' " " ' ''
ana the scores were ~ lui""s'
Dr / : thflcatt Bangor ~
t,r J 7 ftfnch Bar Farisor Is
! I ksngmau Etl-v.orfb a
J. r AiEeu Ellsworth 3
/ Ufz.stn- Bar Harf4or "A
lriapti.. An Bar Uartor a.
VI n IJjt-if.- Rsr Uari,nr 81
tta- @aut-igr. \ 5 Ha-b,r 81
Mn FifI 81
i. ILL.,, tt.., ~ tDi. ~ a.; i, ~
.nf,.-
In IN. ti-t t,lg,-on >looliuv there were three
event. th4 all III. taantv ,,ivaon. "a =. man
.n - So III a ~. -, ~. y ii,,.,
" W ~ 49, '"'
lhS arg me >'oiF>-
FIRST EVENT.
TWENTY pter,<s-rxExowS ANGLES
:,
r : inner haf tiaruOr, 4
IT. " u t' , r..-""rt''
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MARRIED..

MuRANG-N Ellsworth Nov vi 10 Mr, and
MIR. g. l.. Mnraug. Il daughter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-07

As the cold weather comes on, the calls
upon the benevolent committee far exceed
the clothing on hand. Outside garments,
dresses, underwear for women and children,
boys and mems clothes and infants wear
can all be disposed Of in worthy families
Garments too much worn for farther use
can be made over for smaller children by
the thrifty mothers to whom they are
given. Bundles may he left at the reading
room. or will be called for
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-07

The Christmas committee will be glad IL
any persons knowing families Of children
who will probably not have any Christ
mas gifts, win notify them. Please write
on bit Of paper the name OF the head of
the family, and signify In what part Of the
city they live; also, II possible, give the
ages of the children, and tell whether boys
or girls, that the committee may be guided
In their selection of gifts. These papers
must be accompanied by the name of the
sender as guarantee. and may be left at
the reading room. or sent through the
mail addressed to Public Reading Room,
Box 1888. Ellsworth" While 1t is always
the wish Of the Circle to limit the work as
little as possible, it seems necessary to
confine the Christmas work to children,
except in rare cases of aged or sick per-
sons. Owing to unusual calls upon the
Circle it is thought best to take no money
from the treasury for this work, and the
number of boxes sent out will depend
upon the number of gifts sent to the COM
mittee to distribute.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-07
Elegance
Stationery.

You are careful about YOU writing paper. Of
cour,r-nothing shows good breeding more clear.
ly than correct rorresp ondcucr.
nut your llulr notes To "ihc butcher. the bakcr.
the candle stick u,ahcr" 10 not need TO be on such
Inequality paper a. our eptstles 10 friends
You can save money there by using our cheaper
grades OF paper and envelopes.
The bosIis here-also the next best. Both cor.
rect IN cyery way. send Tor samples.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-07

We have bought TWO TONS of the
very best
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-08-16

Aud old Doctor Pounce Go gave her II loi
O. real good advice convention week"
In the gray, soft days of Novem Der,
Mr.. Beresford came back to fulfill a
promise he had made to preach once
more for the village pastor.
He walked across the meadows to the
Mills cottage to shake hands with his
hostess of the preceding summer.
"Well, declarel" said Mrs. Mills, in
dustriousy polishing her spectacle
glasses with the corner Of her checkered
apron. "Pm proper glad to see you,
Mr. Heresfordl Pm orful sorry Marth,
amt to home! 1 do hope you're well
My son James, he's here with his wife.
They've concluded to settle East and
live in this house with me, so shan't
need Martha anyway, and she'll hev her
hearts desire of going back to Massa-
chusetts to teach. She goes to Mans
field next week"
mo, she doesn't" said Mr.. Beresford,
smiling. ''She will remain here until
she is married-on Christmas Dayw
"What" calculated Mrs. Mills. az
guess you've heard some of the neigh
bors' gossip. Alonzo Whitcomb did ask
her to marry him, but she refused"
Nevertheless, she is going to be mar.
ried. To me, Mrs. Mills. / met her al
I came across the fields from the parson-
age, and we settled the matter"
B-but," stammared Mrs. Mills,
"Martha always vowed and declared she
never would be minister's wife2"
MIR. Beresford smiled his rare, sweet
SIN le.
Il think" said he, "that she ha;
changed her miud. d."-Saturday Night