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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-01
Notary Seals.

Seals for Notares Public Corporations, Stock Com,
panies Lodges Etc. Orders filled promptly. Also
Stock Certificates for Corporations and Stock Com,
panies either printed or lthOgraphed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-01
Attorneys Pocket Docket.

The Lawyers wade Necum," can be used in Any
State and in any court The most complete and
convenient pocket docket ever published with two
inCexes-an alphabetical! index and diary index;
shows at a glance just what date lawyer has case
in court; keeps complete record Of OF the case.
Handsomely bound i'll flexible back, a convenient
size to carry in the pocket Endorsed by attorneys
everywhere Price of Docket s1.O0 BY mail post
paid to any address upon receipt Of 1902.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-01
] oWnship Officers.

We have a complete line of blanks and bool
as are used by township officers.
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Distinctions Without Differences
When ny dear little son, who's Eve years old
tits week.
Climbs upon my desk and NEEDLES with my
quilts.
Upsets ny ink upon my treasured manuscripts.
And tears TO pieces all my little mems and
bills;
And when my pe,ted daughter, at the age OF
three,
Cuts all the pictures from my bestbeloved
books,
And takes my postage stamps and pastes them
on the wall.
Thus interfering greatly with the dado's
looks
/ sit me smiling by and curb my temper well
call not either one simple little Ounce
But, Ike a.dad indrlgent, tell their scoidilg
"Oh. well. let them alone. They're children
only once"
But when my next-door ueighbor's boy comes
over here,
And leaves a speck OF mud upon ny hard.
wood floor.
The people for at least hundred yards around
Can't close their ears against my penetrating
roar
And should by chance my neighbor's daughter
also come.
And inadvertently upset my mucilage
At children's beastly manners l do loudly rail-.
And wrinkle up my brow with frowns Of
blacklist rage.
And hence it is put this question to mankind:
Why is II that with children all as like as
gnats,
All men regard their own small fry IS angels
dear,
And look upon their neighbors' boys and girls
a. brats2
-HarueY's Bazaar
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-01

Mrs A-tlaye--"So her marriage
TUNED ont 10 be a happy one after a!lY'
Nrs- S:syso2-''Yes- indeed She s..
all thc aliz,oay she asked for
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ELLSWORTH FALLS.

Ms. \. j, Durham It visiting friend, in
Brewer.
Ed Grsy. who was accidentally shot the
18th inst, is doing we'll
Levi Bennett and George Lowell, who have
been painfully I'll lately. are better
Rev. Richard o ven Of Cherryfield preached
in | MON hall last Sunday evening
Mrs. Augusta. Flood was called to Waltham
last Thursday by the Illness OF her mother,
Mr.. AbieI Woodard.
Chsre- d. Treworgy, who has been III since
last January, il comfortable. His grandson
Elmer. son OF Ed. Treworgy, Is improving
from threatening OF typhoid fever
Two drummers were here with horse and
wagon belonging 20 A. |. Saunders OF Els
worth which they hitched in front OF Whit
comb Il HAYNES store. A. the construction
train came through the square going west, the
horse took fright, jumped back breaking the
hslter and dashed for the Track ahead OF the
engine. He was struck by the cow-catcher
when almost across. The wagon. receiving
the fun results OF the collision. W.. cleared
from the horse and thrown against tile store,
total wreck. Both shaft, were broken. two
wheels smashed, both sxles bent or broken.
and other things accordingly. The horse
turned 3 somersault. ran across the street into
Judson Austin'- stable, where he wa. found
with only flesh wound In the leg.
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Correspondence.


SuRRY, Oct. l6, 1898.
10 the Editor Of The american:
1t Is no wonder that &c again hear of
men being shot. through the above plea !;
even upon the first day after close time,
because everybody is in the woods, even
the city dude. and the frst-class crank,
and many who could not shoot deer II
he were tied to Tunk mountain, but have
just skill enough to fire into the bushes,
and shoot somebody.
No true hunter ever fires st q shaking
bush with the hopes that game may be
there, and all who do it should be made
to suffer the consequences.
1t is time that the matter was looked
into. II had power, | would have law
as follows: Every person who goes into
the woods hunting, shall carry whistle,
and have 1t where it can he quickly u>ed,
and before firing at a shaking bush, blow
shall al once blow his.
have put In many years bunting in the
woods Of Maine, and l never knew a deer
to run at whistling; on the contrary 1t
will always stop. 1t is time that these
buck'fever cranks knew this, aud thus let
their neghbors live a little longer Let
such law be passed. aud that every per
son caught hunting without the lawful
whistle shall suffer the penalty of heavy
fine.
! think such a law would save many a
precious life every year.
T. A. CRABTREE
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I rankin.


HALEY maxwell.
About seventy-hve relatives and friends
gathered 81 the residence Of W. j Haley
Princeton, Ne, on Wednesday. October
l.. - witness one Of the pretties, home
weddings of the season.
he happy pair were Miss Charlotte
Alice Haley, formerly Of franklin. and
James Thomas Maxwell Of Saugertes.
\, Y The maid Of honor was Miss Marie
Gene,ieve West Of Franklin. the bes, man
Louis j. Butzell Of New York.
The large double psrlors. with the aid of
abundant evergreen and quantities Of y hite
satin ribbon, had been transformed by ar
tistic fingers into what seemed a fairy
bower, over which the light from my
Rad, OF coiored lanterns shed softened
glow. Precisely at ii O'Clock to the
strains OF Lohengrin's wedding march the
bridal party entered. The bride and groom
were met at the altar by Rev. T. A. Hodg-
don of Ballardvsle, Mass. who performed
the ceremony, assisted by Justice S. G.
>p,Oner Of Princeton.
The bride looked beautifully, attired in
white satin duche-se cut en- trdiAe, and
trimmed with duchesse lace She wore q
necklace OF graduated diamonds, the we'd
ding gift of the groom, sud carried q bou
qIrt Of white carnations.
The maid of honor was dresset in vel
low and white brocade satin. trimmed
witt duches>e lace, her only jewelry being
a dainty gold chain aud locket set with q
solitaire diamond, the gilt of the groom.
she carried bouquet of pale yellow roses.
The gentlemen wore the conventional
blsck and boutoRnieres Of white carnations
After congratulations were over, the
wedding breakfast was served. At 2 As
the bridal party left for Calais where they
dinej at the Border City hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell left St. Stephen
on the 10 p. IN. train for Chicago via
Montreal Toronto, Detroit and Jackson /;
they " i'll return to their home 10 SAUCER
ties some time in November.
The wedding gifts were many and beau
tiful; among them being an antique oak
dining room suite. silver service, several
oil paintings and crayons, crystal service,
and quantities of table aud bed linen.
Rev. +. A. Hodgdon, who is we'll known
in this vicinity, is an old friend of Mrs.
Maxwell, and received for his services,
from the happy groom. the princely fee
of 500 aud expenses.
Among the guests from out Of town
We're Hon. and Mrs. J. II. West of Frank
lin. William l.. Maxwell of Seneca, Kan
sas. Walter Maxwell Of Philadelphia, Mr..
and Mrs. Fernald, Mrs. Thomas Havey,
Mrs. Carrie Hsvey, Isle Fernsld and Miss
Geneva Fernald, all Of Franklin
Mrs Mary Inmsn of Cherryfield has 10.
stituted Woman's relief corps auxiliary
to G. +. ID. West Post. G. A. r. of this
Mace
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nleoifaI.
SAVED HER LIFE.
sarsapartlias, spring Bitters, Nervines
and Doctors Failed, Hut Rodolrs
Did the Business.

RoDoLF MEDICINE co..
GENTS Twenty years ago I had an
eruption or humor break out under my
left knee, which the doctor told me was
Eczema or Salt Rheum. 1t began as a
small point, but rapidly spread until had
raw sore as large as the palm of my
hand. At first. except itching severely,
| did not suffer much from 1t; but, as it
grew larger, it began to pain me so severe.
ly at times that could not sleep and was
so stiff and sore that it made me very
lame. Two years ago my right ankle be-
gan to break ont and an ulcer formed
nearly as large as the one under my knee.
This was the straw that broke the camels
back and | became thoroughly discour-
aged. 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 Grippe !;
and, as | was familiar with the tonic pow
ers of Rodo!fs Medical Discovery, be-
gan taking It for that purpose. The first
bottle greatly 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 .he improvement was still more
marked; and after taking four bottles the
ulcers are entirely healed and | consider
myself completely cured.
Very truly yours,
Mrs, SYLVIA l. Lane
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PERSONAL.

II. f. Hsmlin is away on a visit To tho
Worlds Fair.
Miss Arvilla Thomas is visiting friend. in
Massachusetts.
Lemuel ID. Jordan and Ruel Higgins ef, here
for California on Tuesday.
Miss Ethel X. Parsons, who went to Boston
recently, Will return home shortly.
Miss Mary Rhoades is visiting her sister.
MT. q. b. Chadwick OF this city.
Frank S. Crsbtree. ticket agent at Els.
worth, is away at the Worlds Fair.
Col. Burril has returned from his World.
Fair trip. Miss Burrill Is still In Chicago.
Mrs. NJ. f. oakes returned Monday from
Visit 10 friends and relatives in Brewer.
Miss Mary L. JOY, daughter OF the late
Charles II. joy. is seriously III " ith pneumonis.
Curtis X. Foster hiss gone to Boston for A
week or ten days visit. Hi wife aud dsurb-
ter will return with him
Mn n II, Higgins. wife OF Mayor Higgins,
Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and MIR. {. H..
Macomber, In Franklin.
Ernest Belstty, OF Lynn. Mass. /. visiting
his father and sister, A. II. Beila,tv and Mrs,
r. b. Wyman in this CITY
Mrs.. Mary J. Ludlow and Martin Mona
CHAN OF Albany. n. Y, are visiting their
uncle, Stephen Monaghan, OF this city.
Frank l.. Tburber, who has been employed
at The fenohseot Exchange. Bangor. has re-
turned 10 Bis home IN Ellsworth
Ni.x ly,ia
ed IN Boston, hs- accepted her old position in
the insurance office OF Col. {. c. Burrili a
Son.
he fsmil. OF Horace Davis. whose death
occurred last Monday. have the sincere
sympathy OF a idr circle OF friends through
Out Hancock county,
George NJ Tower. formerly OF Ellsworth,
now of Bar Harbor, came TO Ellsworth the
other day 10 attend court on hi, bicycle Ii
took him an hour and forty minutes,
Miss Annie stockbrldge and Miss Frances
Grant left Monday night for Boston. the
former on a visit to friends. the latter 10 ae-
cept position as book-keeper
Rev. FIR. Butler i expected homo from
Chicago. where be has been attending
the Fair, BY next sunday. 1t ha- not vet been
determined were Rev. Fir. Malone i, 10 20.
Munroe Y. McGown has accepted aud enter
ed upon the dutie, OF the position IN the Firs,
national bank OF this city, which was recently
vacated by \. X. Cu>hman. who intend. fol-
lowing the sea profession
David Friend and family. who were re-
Gently burned out Of their home on Church
street, have moved TO the Frank, house on
School street while their new house 1, being
built. They tske their meals at the American
house.
james T. Grant sud hi sister Helen NJ are
here from Egn. Ill. Mr. Grant. who has
been employed this summer At the Worlds
Fair grounds st Chicago. ~ study medicine
He has entered upon his work ia the Office OF
Dr. q. A. Phillips.
George T.. Parsons, who hA. for some time
been clerk in the Burrll Rational bank. has
gone 10 Portland, TO study medicine. There Is
= medical class there which, later. will be
associated With the medical class OF Bowtloin
college, Brunswick. and hi. winter. Mr.
Parsons viii attend The class Al Brunswick
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lows pleaded hard with the jury, who found

lows pleaded hard with the jury, who found
his client not guilty.
The sentence Of Patrick Mullan to eight
months In the county Jail for liquor selling
was revoked, and q new sentence of 800 fine
or 90 days, Sl00 or 60 days. 500 or go days,
800 or 60 days was invoked. Fines and costs
were paid.
The jurors were discharged on Thursday.
In the case of W. z. Chase Of Bar Harbor,
charged with forgery, the defendant retracted
bis plea Of not guilty, and recognized In the
sum Of 81 900 for appearance at the April term,
1894, with s. II. Rodick, E. c. Gordon, T. f.
Blaisdell, 7. NJ. BlaisdeIl, c. NJ. Blaisdeli, and
Addie 8. Chase, as sureties.
The eases Of Martin NJ. and Philip Small, up
for breaking and entering, were continued for
sentence, on the personal recognizance Of each
In the sum of SA00.
The case of f. J. Stinson, who pleaded guilty
to the charge OF breaking and entering, was
also continued for sentence, he recognizing In
the sum of $500.
The following divorces were decreed: Hosea
NJ. from Christiania Z. Kent of Swans Island
Frances j. from Chas. Lasky of Castine; Ellen
c. from Eben {. Candsge Of Deer Isle Livinia
A. from Henry NJ. Robbins OF Deer Isle;
Oliver J. from Minnie Young OF Gouldsboro;
Mary l.. from Earl b. Bowden; Elizabeth
from Angus Nicholson; Mary l.. from Joseph
Rance, Robert from Lena |. Artbury; Aura
+. from Thomas S. Adams Maud NJ. from
George W. Munro; Frank $. from Hattie +.
Perkins.
Court adjourned Saturday at noon.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-10-26

This bright and breezy melange of music, com
edy and specialties presented last evening by
Arthur Deming's minstrels, allied with Sweet
DeCourseys Farce-Comedy company, was the
best entertainment OF its kind given in Oneonta
in a long time. The house was comfortably filled,
the fun was continuous and the audience laughed
and applauded until wearied. Arthur Deming In
his comic songs and jests bears large share Of
the responsibility and bears 1t we'll Other clever
entertainers are Joe Clancy, in his song and
dance act. Dan Hiatt, as Slim Jim of the Four
Hundred, Geo. NJ. Sparks, in the musket drill,
which was revelation to some of our Third Sep
arate boys. The music by the mandolin sex
tette was excellent, as were several solos. One
selection followed another in quick rapidity and
the crowd was kept lively and in good humor
throughout They are an excellent troupe and
the popularity Of their work Ii easily accounted
for-Adrf.
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Coming Events.

Quarterly meeting eastern division Hancock
association at GOuldsboro Oct. 81 and Nov. l.
Hancock county educational association,
annual meeting, at BluehilI. Tuesday and We'd
nesday, Oct. 81 and Nov. l.
Demng's Ministries will give performance
in Hancock hall next Tuesday evening.
This show is highly spoken Of, and promises
to afford much amusement to the minstrel-loy.
ing public.
On the evening of Oct. %, next Saturday
evening, a stereopticon exhibition of the
Worlds Fair will be given at Hancock hall
by Lindsay & Co, under the auspices OF the
Grand Army Post Of this city. This enter
tainment is well spoken OF, and promises to
be highly interesting. Tickets % cents;
children ID cents.
Mrs. NJ. E. Leonard of Bangor, already
fayorsbly known here, will give a series OF
tableaux 10 Hancock hall next Monday even
ing. She will be assisted by Miss Eva Aiken,
elocutionist, Of this city. Mrs. Helen Winslow
Potter and Miss. May Sisby Of Bangor and
Monagban's orchestra. A dance will follow
the entertainment. the grand march beginning
I'll 10 O'Clock.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-10-26

oDWAI-AsIiW oRTIf-At Blushill OCT p!
by Rev. @. Msy", Mis- Mary W odway To
James X A-hworth, both OF Bluehlll
ENAN>-fREHLE-At Franklin, oct. Il at the,
Methodist parsonage, by Rev ; : nros- Mrs.
Lydia Evans u Charles II rreblr. both "
sullivan.
BtNkER-W ATSD<-At sullivan Oct "a at
the residence ~ William Haycy ~ Rev : :
Gross, Mis- Matte Bunker to Alien Watson
both of sullivan.
tAR>p\-pANEl-At Boston, Sept > Miss
Ro-a T. Carson Of Chelsea, Mass, to Joseph V
Daney OF Bucksport.
RlCHARD~ON-FLoiD ~urry oct. Is BY
Key u. smith, Nils Mary \. Richardson to
Fred r. Floyd. both Of Ellsworth
BLonD-CLAIE-At Bucksport, sept. 80, Miss
sadie Blood OF pedham TO VIII Clair Of Buck
port.
EpWN-WRIGHT-At Ca-tine oct. Il. Miss
Rosa Nj. Brown Of Ca-tinc to Luclu- Il. Wright
VI Everett, Ma.
BKoWN-GRANE Sat Nnr'h Larnoine Oct p
9y Ruiu- Hodgkin-, t-q.. Mis- Myra A.
Brown 70 Thomas A Graves, both Of West
Hancock.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-10-26

The deaih Of Horace Davis, which occurred
last Monday. WAS not unexpected, as be had
been sufferer for many months from Bright's
disease.
been Identified with the business interests Of
Ellsworth. He was born at Hollis. Me-. In
1873. and came here in ls4l. to engage in the
lumber trade.
lie was man OF high business integrity,
and acquired. and retained through out his life.
the esteem OF his social aud business asso-
ciaies He leaves wife. one son and one
daughter. He was a cousin OF ex-Mayor Dav.
Is and the late Lafayette Davis.
The funeral was held yesterday (Wednes-
day afternoon. Rev. l.. ID. Cochrane officiat-
ing The interment was at Juniper cemetery
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-10-26

H. W. Holt has been to Boston and Portland
on business trip. He looks for large holi-
day trade.
There is no better medicine for family use than
Ayers cathartic pills. Their sugar coating makes
them easy and even agreeable to take, and as
they contain no calomel or other injurious drug.
they are perfectly safe for patients of any age.
When doctor considers it necessary to pre-
scribe sarsaparilta. he simply orders bottle Of
Ayers, knowing full well that he will obtain
thereby surer and better preparation than any
other which the drug store can furnish. Ayers
sarsaparia is the superior medicine.
In another column DIR. W. NJ. Haines adver-
tises for sale house, and other things, many of
which will interest sportsmen.
II. NJ Byrne & CO., in another column, an
nounce large bargains in mems furnishings for
the next sixty days.
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Ellsworth Port.
SAILED
Thursday. oct 10
sch = A Msgee. kief, Rondout
SAILED
Friday. Oct 20
s.h Alburycr, Cark. Boston
ARRIVED
Saturday. &c, u
Sch O,r,n.o Milliken. Boston
Sph plve Iranch. Moon, Boston
ocn irwin. Leslie. Pratt. salem
SAILED
Tuesday. o,t u
Oh Westerloo. Higgins. Bangor
sch Ella Eudout. late, ; W iarbor
sch Forester Wakefield, Rockland
domestic Ports.
BANcoR-Ar Oct 70, -chs Chas Cooper, Gray,
and Jennie Howard, .lutchin1, Brooksville, l.
Plurihu- Unum, Eaton, Deer Isle Maria Web.
ster, Hutchin-, " iiarbor
SD Oct 20, ScA- f. \ hitmorc, IIarbur, ID
IL Ham. Penoh>c0t
e.. prt Is -ch klecta Bailey. Philadelphia
tuerrS---.r Oct 10, schs Arrival, Brooklin
Elizabeth Foster BANGOR + Ncwcomb and I'd.
ward Xxi h, beer Sic
Ar Oct Is Sch 81 Leon, Perkins, Bangor
~ oct y, sch. II Collins, Greenlaw, Deer
l-ir, Annie l. 1rtn, smith Rangor
tld uct u, 7ch~ Leonora Bellaity, for Bangor
ava Atlantic lily. kadient, for Deer Isle
Nr oct 49, -rh- Lizzie Maud. Squirting. hshing
Nou',A ma beverly Morning star, Deer Isle
q ''ot -, scns II ID Haskell, Glendy Burke,
fer Bangor
i;Arn-sId oct l., sch Harry Lord, New
York
nhANSts-sld Oct H. sch AIida. for New York
sll oct ~, sch Eastern Queen
rAsCAooUlA-hr Oct NJ, brig Woodbury.. Carl.
Tampico
Bluchill, + NJ Baxter. sullivan, Jennie Nj Car.
ter. Boston
sid oct Is ,chs silver Heels Bowdoinham
Anna BARKER Buck-port
AT oct ~ sgnz nirhny HtrI Iath TX E,l
Lord, B!uchiil Mary Lord, kcnncbcc. + : Tot
ttr Npinc- sound, teorgtctta and Gen Banks,
lr,N idrHcc
IA nct II, chs Lizzie lee, Lynn; Two Broth
err and Eugrule. for Bar IIarbor
NJ oct r., schs 7 Il Baird tuie Sume- Sound
II squire, Gray. sullivan. II Curtis, Bluehlu
fRut IbhNCE-Ar oct l.. -ch t,corgietta, ~uili-
va.
IA oct L. -chs Two brothers. sullivan, John
Dou- 49,, New ORR
NH
NJ nct y. -ch M Baxter, Gray. Swans l.
lati tor New YORK
Ar oct -, chs Irving Leslie. Pratt, Rockland
David Faust. Alley. sullivan Tor New YORK.
NJ" HANkN-Ar oct 70, sch Rabboni, Bangor
sd oct 20 sch Break Of bay. New York
fokrLA>p-Nr ort II. -ch Tltmouse, Mellon.
alb, Deer Isle ror Boston
tld oct 81, -ch- pamte,ta 4 Joanna. Wallace,
fremont
Aro ?. -ch- Lillian. Norwood. fremont,
Daniel Webster, Hatch Pcmagud
Ar oct 20, sch t'ra'c + stevens, Stevens. East
>kwroKr SID oct L.. -eh John Somcs, New
York
FniLlpt1rniA-sr DE-, 70. oh, X {. whid,.n.
Barbour Mary Augusta, Eowdcn sullivan
,ld nct y. -ch l.lsh; the last, smith, Dover
tnhT~M"' rii-Ar 90 n, chs Mary & stuart.
fer sullivan. VIM Emerson, for Bangor
foEr ROYAL, t--tid nct 70, bark Grace Lyn,
wood, Null River
Mr DESERT FERR1-~lh oct l.. -ch Nellie
Woodbury., smith, " sullivan u load for New
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'r'strsm and Frances Freeman Redmsn. She
was woman much admired for her kind and
genial qualities and intellectual endorsements
uel unexpected death will be sincerely lament.
eu W an extended circle of friends elsewhere,
wen as by those at home. The loss to the
immediate family is irreparable and the
sympathy OF the entire community goes out
70 tnem In their sad bereavement" Mrs.
campbell had several relatives and MANY
friends in Ellsworth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-10-26

The Hancock county conference OF Congre-
gatlonal churches began the session OF It's semi
half-past two.
Or. G. ". Field Of the Bangor theological
seminary breaches this "wednesday evening.
at 80.
A detailed report OF the proceedings viii be
given In next weeks issue
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DIED.

Obituary notices beyond the Date, Name ana
Age nnstbe paid for at the rate Of ten iin6
pANIs-M Ellsworth. Oct. 3, Horace Davis
aged - YEAR months, > days.
BtSkER-At Franklin, oct. II Maggie Is
Bunker aged years, months, days.
CUNNINGHAM-At Dedham, Oct. H. Carrie NJ ,
wife OF Orange NJ Cunningham, aged y years
months, - days.
BERRY-At Bar Harbor, oct. l.. Alden :. Berry
of Lamone. aged - years, month. Is days.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
Deserving Praise.

We desire to say to our citizens, that for
years we have been selling Or. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, DR.. Kings New
Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica Salve and Elec-
trio Bitters, and have never handled remedies
that sell as well, or that have given such uni
versal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to
guarantee them every time, and we stand
ready to refund the purchase price, II satisfac.
tory results do not follow their use. These
remedies have won their great popularity
purely on their merits. s. d. Wiggin, Drug.
gist.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-10-26

The quarterly meeting OF the eastern division
OF Hancock association will meet Tuesday
Oct. 81, at 10 a. M, with the Baptist church at
Gouidsboro. and continue two days.
This Is n small church. but there are ample
accommodations for all W no may come. |, is
hoped that large delegation will be present.
Bring Gospel Hymns Nos. and 6.