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The Washington times., 1894-09-16
Il1 Third race-Si1 far
-fJI Purse, SI20. Time, l:l6S


cratched-Mame b B., 90
ting-Quarfermaster, 3; Tedd GegR, S;
Tommy BrOphy, y; Gloster, ,; McKeever, u;
Benvolio 9 10 5; Wild Huntress, so; Hemet, TO-
and Lady Gay, 30.
400 Fourth race-Fiye and one-half furlongs
fJZ Selling Purse, Sl20. Time, 0:5Z.
Ind- Horse and 'rt ST i ~ Fin. Jockey
4s2 Bessemer, e.. 10 lJ6 10 Murphy.
4SS Black Child, 94Is 2I6 2l9 % Ridgaway.
Judge Post, 95... 8h Mcknight.
(452) Mary B., 3D.. 3 3 Ncsry.
4Sl Snooks, 95.-..... X. Bender
Good start. Won g6lloping
BetIing-Bessemer, 3 to 3; Black Child, 10;
Judge Post, u; Mary b., >, and Snooks, So
IQ0 Fifth race. Four furlongs. Selling.
tJD Purse, Sl20. Time, 0:4914
Ind. Horse ana trt ST Il 81 Fin. Jockey
46Sl Meadows g.. l16 II ls Murphy
4SS) Benjamin, g.. 81 % johnson
4s3 j McGarrigle,1O l 2h 3s 80 H. Lewis
473 Honest Tom, 81. 81 IN Ridgaway.
4sO Flagrant, 81. 3 , 5 K Bender.
Fair start Won handily.
Scratched-Masher, l02 and Needmore, 81
Betting-Meadows, to 5; Benjamin, 4 TO 5;
John McGarrigls, u; Honest Tom, 40, and Fla
grant, II.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-04-26
Spring i Surely Here

Evidence, multiply that spring !. surely
here. The week o. storm ana cold ha. been
succeeded by bright sklc,. halmy atmosphere,
the song OF the robin snd the croAk Of the fes-
tive frog.
Lawns are beginning 10 grow green. and
bOlionnieres OF altipwers adoru The lapel.
Of many 3 cost the tree, are be-inn,u: 10 pu,
forth lhei- tiny leaves, and now before many
dAy- the glory OF Maine spring viii command
the admiration Of ever. lover OF nature
Nor are these the only sign, Of actl,lty that
are noticeable Thrifty hou-ew i've are st
their spring cleaning, and Up and down our
busy streets the smell OF new pain, on house
and store gree;s the no>tri. and the variety Of
coiorng attracts the eye The sound OF the
hammer and the saw i heard, and 10 .p.;e %
the alleged bard times Su extraordinary amOuut
OF repairing and new building j. goiu. on.
Let u be specific: Along Main street the
paint. l.. Morang, A. W Gr,ely A. II.
Norris, J. r. DaSi,, A. NJ Hopkins. {. Is.
Partridge. +. r Robinson. ". K. Parker &
Co. The .aiier also a handsome plat, 49, show
window the building occupied hy A T.. Harden
and Louis Cote Hon. John u. Hopkins j. hav-
ing an addition, L -. built; DR.. W VI. HAi0e,
+ having hi- hou,e raised 4 story: Mr. LAM.
ley house on High street j. being repsirt-i; Au
al ;iiion ], being put on Z. +. rio'- house on
State street; repairs are being made st Nj.
Clark, on High street; the parlor- Of George
A. Parcher are being remodelled; the painters
snd pAperers are busy st Lewis Friend, {;
Register OF Deeds Campbell i having several
rooms in his house painted repairs are going
on Al Principal Dres-er's; u. ; Rowe- home
has received new paper and fresh pAint the
repairs on the Hight homestead are nearly
completed; David Friend i having granite
steps put in leading from the street to the
front entrance Of BIZ new house on Church
street and the returns are not all in vet.
There have been several removals, Mr.
Wormell has moved into The Farrell house on
Washington street; George Brown na- moved
into the house recently occupied by MI Miles
on Third street.
Work on lawn. has begun. anl many have
already been cleared of the winter, Accumula-
tion- and art beginning TO look bright and
green. Nothing 50 attracts strangers a. well
kept lawns and II Is gratifying to note that the
habit OF putting and keeping them in good ron
dition is being rapidly formed sli about the
city.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-04-26

Msry'Augusta; II Trickey. Franklin and Phil
adeiphia
Ar APR =, sch Haskell. Richardson, Glen
fuegos
SID Apr .: schs John Gerard and > A Web.
ster Deer fsie
FkaSAspIsA-Ar Apr Is. sch Kit Carson, Tap
DELAWARE BREAkwArER-Ar Apr 81. sch
Aliee Crabtree, Humacoa
,a NEW YoEKaar APR =, schs Holden, Has;
Harbor, Robt Dority. Low, Sedgwick
Cid Apr II, sch Annie Z Rickerson, Rumill.
Port aa Prince
Cid Apr Is. sch 1Etna. Tapiey, jacksonville
Ar Apr II. sch Caroline c foss. Crabtree, Ma
sid Apr u. sch A Higgins, for fremont
Sid Apr - sch G y Pickering
Ar Apr ~ sch Alice Jrabtree, Crabtree.
Cid Apr ., sch II Woodruff. pinsmore, May
aguez, 4 X
LuHtc-sld Apr Il. sch W Young, Mag,la
len Isles
RocKL.sp-Ar Apr 10, 4ch silver Heels. New
York
rgovlpEScE-Ar Apr 10, sch Two Brothers,
Bickfori. sullivan
fHILADELPHIA-Ar APR - sch Mayoos hen,
Wells, from Franklin
Ar Apr 10, sch Ahhie stubbs. Coombs. Ma
tspkas
Cid Apr p. sch A g Bryant, Clay. Norwich
PoRTLaND-Ar Apr II, schs Hattie Nc q Buck,
sargentville for New York. Iayinia Bell, Suit
van for Providence; Irving Leslie, Orland for
Boston 7 Hamor, Mt Desert for Boston
Ar Apr ~. schs + G Holden. Greculaw. New
York & Moseley, sullivan for New York.
Norton. Wall, Grccn'4 Landing for Boston
Ar Apr -, bark John Emery. Wooster, Boa.
ton
CID Apr ., sch Fred c Holden. GreenIsw. Cal.
ali, hark Henry \ Litchheld, iagan, Bruins
sAlnN-Ar Apr %. sch- Mary Lord and E c
Gates, llnhoken, Puritan. from Sullivan for
Philadelphia. Eastern Queen. Rocklaud for New
York, SANTOS. >auTs Sound for Philadelphia
Ar Apr -, sch franconta, Young, from suili-
van for Philadelphia
Sid Apr 70, sch. W II Card aud Emma ; Briggs
VINEYARD HsyES-sld Apr II, sch ; 6 Has
keil for BOSTON
Ar AR Is, VII MARY stuart, Providence for
GLoUcAsrER-Ar Apr u, sch Aida, Boston
for Bangor
Yar~tgn eors.
RnsARIo--sl Sid Mar 10, bark Auhurndale Dow,
MATASkAs-ht Apr 10. sch Helen q Noseley.
Hctt- for north ct Hattcrs-
Notes.
Sch Caroline { Foss Crabtree at New YORK.
from Maooris. reports a continuation Of heavy
NJ anil wv gales nearly all the passage; carried
away iihboom and broke hcad gear lost and split
-ail~
VINEYARD HAvtN Arr - -rh I, Haskell
.nf Deer i-lc}. Richardson from Cientn"gos for
Boston, with sugar. which sailed the tn.
turned tosiay aud reports took the gale OF April
:. In BOSTON nay, and put To -@a, drifting at lat
3, losing and splitting sails ~he viii probably
hc tuwcti 10 Boston
ssh elite. loadcd with potatoc. and hara wood
for Portland, struck On Traftnn Island near
Miiiriisc to thu late gale amt will lie a total
loss tr,w -av,Ni The Glide registered - tons,
ami owned by Moves Fish nt Jonc-horo-
steamer Ruth, owned lt the Winter Harhnr
Steamboat Go, launchri at ocklanh last
Friday nisut Size cost $500, l. iit feet over
Al. win N ahic n make II knots. and viii run
between Winter iiarh1r aud bar iiArhor
We learn that Whtcnmb, Haynes 4 60 have
bou.h; she schooner oakley of Cold spring
Y. 6i tons, tuilt in & aial- twenty three year
r." Nnd -ife WIZ e addict g the Ellsworth
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-04-26
The friends OF the Kings Daughters will b,

The friends OF the Kings Daughters will be
glad to know OF the success Of the recent con-
cert given by the Ceciisn quartette and Miss
Stafford in Hancock hall, the net proceeds Of
which were s56, which will be used to defrsy
the expenses of the public reading-room. The
thanks OF the society are due Messrs. A. W.
eastman & Co, who loaned the furniture for
the stage, the Electric Illuminating Co, who
provided light for the halt Il. L. Joy. who
sold tickets at the box Office during the even
ing. and Mayor Higgins for hi generous con
sideration.
One day last week the Kings Daug hters
received package of cancelled stamps from
Hollis Centre, Maine, accompanied with
cutting from THE AMERICAN asking for them.
As no name was sent. the society take this
opportunity to thank their unknown friend.
The regular meeting of the Hsnd-in- Hand
circle will be held on Thursday evening OF
this week IS usual.
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N.-' +- '''''oN
jll- Ew.s a- WIPES d Auburn.
F.P. N,rr .tHa.H. va> ID town ye-rer-
DAY.
STATE ~sa sa tae ci'y last
weeA
H8t.O... ..u Augusta. !. here
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cam. A. f... -.... f. f..5.erfn, from
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-04-26

will be work in the first degree. A full at
tendance is requested.
Mrs. Charles II. Drummey and her sister.
Miss Mary A. Gsynor. gave pretty whist
party st their home on Chapel street last We'd
nesday evening. Refreshments were served,
and the card playing was interpreted with
vocsl and instrumental music. The prize OF
the evening was won by Mrs. Lee.
Wellington G. Cook. Of Minneapolis.
formerly OF Wslthsm. this county. had both
legs broken. on Msrch27. He is in the lumber
business, and while unloading logs. be some
how got caught. The logs rolled onto his legs,
breaking both below the knees. He ws> taken
to the lumbarman's hospital At Brsinard, MINI,
and l. fast recovering.
A hook and ladder truck l. being built for
the city. and will. ii is expected, be ready for
use in about week. The rack Is fifteen feet
long. five feet wide and six feet high. II will
carry ladders on the rack and two on the
sides viii also contain pals. sxes. hooks,
SC. Chief Carr intends TO organize com
pauy ST once OF twelve men.
The following party from Ellsworth went to
Bangor last Saturday and attended the matinee
the Queen Of Hearts: A. W. Cu.hman and
wife, Mrs c. {. Burrili, Mrs. J. A. Peters, it,,
II. W Cushman and wife. |. l.. Halman and
wife. Misses Sadie Burrll, NJ. A. Greeiy,
Hannah Holmes. Maud Saunders. Maud Preshy,
Elhei Parsons. +. {, Coombs, Harry Hall, snd
& L WoOiw ard.
Among visitors in town this week are the
following: T. II. Parker, Buck,port; Mrs.
Kicker Of Cherry fed, who +. visiting her
sister, Mrs.. ". H. Dresser; A. +. tonner.,
Bar Hsrbor; Or. H. +. Brown OF Rrocktou.
Mas; " II. Card. Franklin; T.. b. Dunbar.
II J. Besn, Moses Hawkin> Il. Il. Havey and
J.. r. Hsvey. sullivan; ". :. Green. surry;
"Bily" Bi,set aud !. NJ. SNOW. Biuehil; Il.
II. Young. Hancock; ". +. Nose, Prospect
HArhor
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-04-26
MARRIED.

BATEs-MADDOCkS-A Brewer. April a. By
Rev, Benz. Il. Merrill. Miss Agnes l. Bates OF
Buckspou TO Willis Maddccks of Holden.
BOWDEN-OsGOOD-At Biuehill April Is by
Rev. q. Mayo. Miss Lenora q. Bowden to Er
nest l. 0sgood, both of Bluehill.
BRoWN-CUMMiNGS-a Bangor, Apr. ~, by
Rev. +. =. pembcr, Mrs. Annie r. Brown Of
Bucksport to George 81 Cummings Of Bangor.
CAMPBELL-RRAWN- Ellsworth. April ~
by Rev t.. II. Chadwick, Mrs. EVELYN Y
Campbell to Winslow Y. Drawn both Of
Lamoine.
DICkEf-GRlNpELfs-A waltham. April a.
by Calvin kingman. esq, Miss Cassie NJ
Dickey TO Thomas ". Grindell, both Of
Waltham.
GG-CtNNINGHAM-A BAR Harbor, April
II. by Rev. George r. Freeman. Miss Lucy T.
fogg to Frank Cunningham.
TRACI-SFTRLING - At West Gouldsboro
April Is, by Arthur b Kingsley. esq, Mis-
Belinda I. Tracy TO Charles F. squirting, both
OF Gouidsboro.
Lowell, Mass, Apr H.
by Rev. A. ST. John Chambre, Miss Fine J
White. OF sullivan. to Lorenzo Bragg Favor.
OF Lowell.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-04-26

Hose IS entertainment at Hancock b II next
Tuesday evening. May |.
Odd Fellows celebration concert and bali
this Nv ednesdsy) evening a, Hancock halt.
The ladies OF the Methodist society " ~ give
a supper at their vestry this tThursdayJ after
noon. at . 80 TO :. Tickets, ~ cents.
The Band ~ Helpers, branch % Kings
Daughters, will hold sale Al The Unitarian
vesiry Saturday evening, April y. AdmIs-
sion 10 cents. Tickets may be obtained from
the members, or at HE door. Door open 1t :,
The dime soeiabe and peanut hunt, which
was postponed from April o. will be held in
G. A. r. hail Friday evening. April -.
Should The evening he stofmy the entertain
meni will occur SATURDAY. evening. The wise.
OF the members OF VIM II. II. Rice pu.t are
requested to furnish cake and candy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-04-26
DIED.

BoNzEY-A Ellsworth Falls, April ~. Charlie.
honey aged &c years. months.
DOMINICAN sullivan, April l.. Ethel. daugh
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. sherman r. Downing
aged years. months
DAvIs-At Ellsworth. April H. Mrs Nancy la
Wis. aged :, years.
FowLER-At oak Point. April Is solomon {
Fowler, aged s. years. months
GoRpoS-A; Ellsworth. April Is, Augustus l..
Gor'ion. aged ,. years months. Il DAY.
GRAY-A, orland. April Il. Mia Lizzie j.
Gray. aged q years months. u days
MILLIkEN-At surry, April ~ Capt; Philip J.
Milliken. aged - year, and 10 months
MoULToN-h Bucksport. Apr. i, Charlie.
Moul,on, aged 20 years, months. dAy-.
ROBERT>-At Brooksyilc. April r. paru. |.
Roberts, aged Il YEAR,, month ?. day.
RICHARDs0N-At Bangor, April To- CAPT
Nicholas Richardson. formerly of Eden aged
81 years. II months. 3 days.
sAwYER-Ai Bucksport. April L, Mr.. Carrie
y. sawyer. aged Is years, months. IS day.
sfLsBY-M Aurora. April II. Sarah. wife 81
j. T. silshy. aged 81 YEAR,, months, /. days.
sUMINsBY-At Bar Harbor, April ~. Mi-.
Alice Isadore sumlnshy. formerly of ,his city.
aged II years. days
sMiTH-M Ruck-port Apr u, MR. Hannah
smith. aged q cars, months
wHITTAKER-At Franklin April t. Mr.
Hattie \. Whitaker, aged g YEAR, 10 months,
81 days
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-04-26
flair Breadth Escape
OF LADY wEtL-kNowS IN BENTON FALLS,
MAINE,
RopoLr MEDICINE Co,

OF LADY wELL.kNowN IN BENTON FALLS,
MAINE
RopoLF MEDICINE Co,
Brooks, Maiuc.
GENTLEMEN About nine Years ago
got bad cold that settled on my lungs
through neglect, and have been a great
sufferer, At last my doctor called 1t Bron-
chitis and said there was no help for me,
Last winter. in Janusry of 1898 had IA
grippe. Il left me weak the doctor did
not want to give snythiug, because II
was only matter OF i few DAYS or per
haps week. got So weak could only
stagger across the room Ch,lls aud few
err were followed by night swesis was
great sufferer cnughed aud chnked auth
1t seemed as II MY breath would leave
me. | went to Albion where my mother
lives; | wanted to be with her, She met
me with a bottle ~ yunr cough syrup: ii
relieved me at oGce then Sent aud got a
bottle Of Rod1lfs Medical Discovery and
Cream Emulsion In short time | com-
menced to gain; ms neighh1r~ and friend.
were surprised at me change in my case;
night seeAts left me chil~ commenced ID
in July lsa5, commenced To- 40 my own
work and have dome ~ right alnug can
say hat Kndrif's l. thc h,s' medicine
ever took. viii answer all questions IL
8
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-04-26
BORN.
BLAlSDELL-At Franklin, April -, to MIR. and
Ma Ired =. Blaisdsll, daughter.
BENNETf-As Cassine, March Is. to Mr.. and
Mrs. William d. Bennett, o son.

BLAISDELL-At Franklin, April a, to MIR. and
Afs- frsd Z. Biaisdsll. daughter.
BENNETr-As Cassine, March IS to Mr.. and
Ars- William d. Bennett, . SON
C0LSON-At Castine, March l, to Mr.. aud Mrs.
William Colson, Jr, son.
D0RR-At Aurora, April Is. TO Mr.. and Mrs.. q.
8. Dorr, . son.
ELISA Bluehill, April 10, to Mr.. and Mrs,
Richard Ellis, son.
FOsS-At Bar Harbor, April :, to Mr. and Mrs
Augustus l. foss. a son.
HENDERsON-At Bluehiii, April II, to MIR and
Mrs James Henderson, a son.
HOOPER-At Brooksville April Is, to Mr., and
Mrs. Frank Hooper, n son.
HAMBLIS-At Deer Isle, April y, to Mr., and
Mrs Jesse A. HamhliB. a daughter
HOLT-A Ellsworth, April Is, to Mr. and Mrs.
H. b Holt. a daughter. Hazel IL
HATCH-At Castine, April Is. TO Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob ID. Hatch, a son.
kANE-At Bluehill. Apr. Is, to Capt. and Mrs
John W. Kane, a son.
MOORE-At Bucksport. Apr. IA, to Mr. and
Mrs. George Moore, a son.
MURPHY-At fremont, April Is TO Mr. and
Mrs. Albert T. Murphy, 4 daughter.
RALPH-At fremont, April Il, to Mr. and Mrs
John {. Ralph, daughter.
sCAMMoN-M Franklin. April -, to Mr. aud
Mrs Edgar T.. Scamm0n, son.
SlMPSON-At Deer Isle, April 81, to Mr.. and
mrs Edward Ii. simpson, daughter.
SULLlSAN-At Deer Isle, April %. TO Mr.. and
Mrs. James ID. Sullivan. daus liter.
THoMBS-At Castine, Feb. ,, to Mr.. and Mrs,
Frank Thombs, son.
TRIM-At Verona, April IA, to Mr. and Mrs.
Trim, daughter.
Franklin, April ls, to Mr.
and Mrs. George NJ. Whitaker, Il daughter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-04-26
(ecilian Quartette Concert

he second entertainment given by the
tecilAn quariette Of Portland took place al
Hancock hall last Thursday evening, under the
auspices Of the Kings Daughters. The ladies
were assisted BY Miss Agnes Mabel Stafford,
reader.
The satisfaction which this quArtette gave
on their first appearance here some weeks sgo
was well attested by the reception given them
lat Thursday evening. The hall was flied.
Nearly every number was yocferously en-
cored, and the performers good-naturedly
responded. Miss Stafford appeared to be an
especial fayorite. By special request she sub
stituted The Slaves Lullaby for the piece on
the programme. and she gave a. an encore
There, Little Girl, don't Cry "a pathetic bit
in three or four verses, and her rendition Of
j, was exquisite.
The selections were not on the whole, so
good a. those presented at the last concert, but
they were sll well rendered. The sacred quar-
tette at the close-Tuckermsn'. Their sun
Shall no More 20 Down" was the gem Of the
evenings magnificent composition magni6-
Gently sung.
The proceeds OF the concert amounted TO
about s56, aud will be devoted to the work
Of the Kings Daughters. The public is
certainly greatly indebted to this organization
for furnishing il with 50 excellent an enter
tainment. Following was the programme:
Part l.
Vocal Quartette-' Blue Bells OF scot
and."-....-.-.............. Schii'H9
Reading-"A set Of Turquois" r. D. Aidrich
Miss Stafford.
Vocal solo-"To seyil!a. DissaUe,
Lizzie NJ Brown.
Vocal Mornings Rays. KUekea
Miss Brown and Mr.. Morrison.
Instrumental Trio-"Ideal March. ....... HaTri,
Miss Brown. Mrs. HorgaH and Mrs Morrison.
Reading-"The Day Of Judgment. f. S. PAelp,
Miss Stafford.
Vocal and Instrumental Quartetie-
plantation Melody. .FosfeI
Vocal solo-"Oi Hush thee my Baby. Peas
| Georgia A. Knight
| Vocal and Instrumental Quartette-
/ Negro Melody ..........................F osfe'
| Vocal SoIo-"Now was wrongf". Engt
| Nettie NJ. Horgan.
Reading-"The Slaves Lullaby. ..... GrIffh
| Miss Stafford.
/ Sacred Quartette-"Their Sun Shall
| No More Go Down."..............T ucterHaG,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-04-26

The Anniversary of Odd Fellowship.
Thi, "wednesday evening will witness one
Of the most brilliant and entertaining occasions
that Ellsworth has seen for many dsy-the
celebration OF the seyenty-fftb anniversary OF
the establishment Of Odd Fellowship 10
America.
Elaborate preparations have been made BY
the various committees, and the affair promises
70 be = grand success In every respect
Me-eryey's quintette club of Rockand Will
furnish instrumental music. Miss Eleanor Fox.
! talented soprano, will sing, Miss Hattie L.
Corners, whistling soloist, Of Sorrento, will
appear. and our own accomplished pianist.
Ms. Mary Frances Hopkins, will preside at
the piano.
A striking feature " the entertsiument will
be the decoration Of Hancock ball with several
hundred electric lights OF various colors.
The programme for the evening has already
been printed in these columns aud. 30 near the
hour OF the entertainment, need not be re-
peated.
Badges are being worn by al Odd Fellows
to-day Wednesday and will be furnished
free to all members OF the order whether
Of Lejok lodge or not, who will call at the
follow ing stores W. X. Parker 4 Co.'s, Z. +
Robinson's, G. A. Psrcher's or G. l.. Morsng's
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10ptrtisemrnts.
Specimen Gases.

S. H. Clifford. New Cassel. Wis. va.
troubled with Neuralgia and rheumatism. his
stomach was dsordered. his Liver was affected
70 40 alarming degree. appetite fell away. and
ne was terribly reduced in flesh and strength
n.ee 'otlles Of Electric Bitters cured him.
hd"afa shepard, Harrisburg. H., had a
DnH'ns sore on his leg of eight years stand.
lns Csed Three bottles Of Electric Btters and
seven boxes OF Buckien's Arn,e. al, -.
bis leg is sound aud well. John An'
.a'awoa' o. had five large fever sores on h.
reg; doctors said he was incurable Ons ha, 4's
Iiee'fie BItters and one box Bueklen,s -
ave cured aim entirely. Sold at S. d W.
gins drug store. " wig
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MARINE LIST.
Ellsworth Port
SAILED


~AIltn
7har>sisy. April n
~ Fila Eudara, Tate. Har fRrbor
Sch -pSaR Frances, >a,ilcr, IA iIari.or
Sch Mabel, Whittemorc, Harrison
SAILED
:ut -,iAv Aprii q
N MIRA Sears. Hart. Rar Hsrhur
Domestis Ports
MT DESERT FIKRl -pA-+s-l ip Arr d. .th~
MAry Augusta. Howden. Eg-trn. W sullivan.
Annie Cha.e. kills. Bostou. " Sullivan.
Charles II Trick~y. Pickett. Rastnu, Kraukita.
John Braccwcii. Bcn-on. rart-mnuth trankltn
Passed tn tpr a, -ch Mary 4 stuart loy.
Providence. " sullivan
Ar Apr 81 aHd III AR 9i -sh chrome, Gult
Franklin. Philadelphia
Passed out Apr "a. sch ~u-au France. >adler.
klsvoTth
BA>GoR-sld Apr a. -ch4 NicksNurr. Harm
man stanford Conn. Webster Barnard, Mar
.hsll. New YORK. \ I. Stet-on Wet -tcr. A-tinv ,
Emerson. Hsath Gloucester
RosTpN Apr ~ -et. sarah 4 RlAi4.iell.
Peterson. Woodbridge } Light ~ thc ka-t.
smith. mi adrlphiA Tor Far Harbor
cid Ayr a. -ch LtfSie Lane. tloz-an. sullivan
and New York
81 kpr Il. bark Emery. Portland
hr Apr N. ~ch- J \ Webster. Bruak-S !iic >ci
Hc " WOODBURY. >tw Nnrs
"a AYR ~. -rh. I UelIcn >rw lerk far
Calai- l. Morgan \ ralnr pc,r I-lr
~ AR L., sch- Hannah toan.rr tun.t ard
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-04-26

Vital statistics-births, marriages and deaths
constitute one Of the most important features
of local newspaper. THE AMERICAN has
facilities for securing a more complete and ac-
curate list of these events than any other pa
per that circulates in Hancock county, and IL
prints more of them every week than all the
rest OF the papers IN the county combined.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-04-26

The best salve In the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, sab Raeum, Fever Sores,
letter. Chapped Hands. hilbiains, Corns. and al
Skin Eruptions. and positively cures Files, or
money refunded Price rs cents per box. For
sale by $. q. wtggin.-Asss
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A large supply Of the various fruiI, flower aud
vegetable seeds il offered at the usdai prices
On grass seeds quote
Herd. Grass pr Ia :75 clover. per b
Red Top, per 10 Al Red, rs
al
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-04-26
Hoods o 5"S Hoods

Hancock.
The schools Ia town are to commence
Monday, April 3d. with the following
corps of teachers Marlboro school,
Bertha Cline; Hancock Point, Sadie Null
Ian; Mt Desert Ferry, Victory Milliken;
Falls. Helen Wooster; Corner, Nancy
NJ. Abbott; Union, Emma Cline; McFar
land Hill, Laura Crockett.
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Che Rings Daughters.

This department Is conducted by the Hand In
Hand circle OF the Kings Daughters Of Ellis.
worth. Headquarters at Rooms u and Is. Man.
ming Block, Main street, Ellsworth.l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-04-26

We add cocoanuts 10 the list this week. Prices
have not changed We quote:
Lemons pr doz l4l ~ Oranges ua y
Bananas, sAn.5 tccuanutS, each .U54t h.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-04-26

When the scalp Is atrophied. or shiny bald, no
preparation viii restore the hair; In all other
cases, Halls hair renewer will start growth.
-Adcf.
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nlrbifal.

-Tspleys Bread Winner outwears all other
shoes.