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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-03-08

% 900; to defrav town rhsrses. 81 $50
| towards paying town debt. 81 900.
GoULDsBoRo.
Moderstor-W. +. Vose.
Town clerk-Arthur B. Kingsley.
seleetmen, assessors and overseers OF poor
| Geo. +. Taft, I. r. Hammond, K. D
| Guptill.
| Treasurer and collector j. W. Bunker.
experimenting school committee b. +
| Tracy. L. q. Guptill, c. T. Hooper, {. C.
Larrabee, J. d. Wood.
FREMONT.
| Moderator-S. A. Holden.
| Clerk-Eben b. Clark.
Tressurer-J. T. r. Freeman.
Seleetmen-P. W. Richardson. Albert j. Car.
yer, G. NJ. Holden.
Road commissioner. A. Freeman.
School committee s. Powers, Arthur
T. Richardson. X, NJ. Rumill, Loren W.
Rumill. III. 7. Richardson.
sURRY.
Moderator-D. g. Mesns.
Clerk-.Iohn +. Staples.
selectmen-E. II. Torrey, VIM. X. MillIken,
Henry j. Miilfken.
Assessors and overseers OF poor-E. II. Torrey.
VIM. X. Milliken. II. J. Milliken.
Town treasurer. NJ Raw.
Collector of taxes-D. & Means.
Auditor-W. S. Greene.
School commttee-E. II. Torrey, W. X. Mill
ken. II. ). Milliken. +. T. Jellison. W. S.
Greene.
Trusnt officer e. II. Torrey.
CoUstsbles Geo. Coulter, Geo. 7. Clark,
Jerome Young. ID. q. Means.
Assets over liabilities, Sl,0.92s
Money! raised for schools. $780, support Of
poor, $3.50; insane poor. $50; school books
$50. contingent expenses, $500; repairs on
schoolhouses. 500; highway labor tax, 81,
200; free high school. 500; interest. 500; ;
road machine, $500; snow bills, 800.
BLUEHILL.
Moderstor-E. +. Chase.
Town clerks. d. Wescoti.
Selectmen. assessors and oyerseers OF the poor
Nahum Hinckley. J. Il. Ciouah, +. 7. Mer-
rill.
Town agent-Rodney ;. Osgood.
Tressurer-A. J. Long.
Collector-L. Il. Thompson.
Auditor-E. +. Chase.
sexton X. ;. Osgood.
Board OF health r., T. Grinde. K. G. lord.
A. Z. Osgood.
School Committee. T.. Chase. T.. II. Slower
Miss Ella A. Slower, Frances ID. Long. John
+. Wood. Thomas J. Wescott, Miss Vira l..
Parker.
Money raised for schools 81 coo; free high
school. 500; highways. $1,000; poor. $500:
town expenses. $500 snow breaking. 500;
Incidentsls, $500; text books $500; memorial
day. S25.
BROokLIS.
Moderator. J. Il. Bsbson.
Selectmen-Warren walls. Edwin L. Cole, f.
J. Carter.
Constsbles-A. G. Blake, G. r. Allen. Horace
j. Baicheler; special, X. :. Blake. A. =.
Kane.
Town suditor-J. b. Rahson.
Town clerk-G. Il. Allen.
a
schoo, commiitee-A. q. Blske. r.. l.. Cole,
II. Hale north, l.. Il. Bridges -wc-t. Ehcu
II. smith. Sedgwick ?. o.
Voted 10 raise, by taxation, for schools. $50:
poor. SEQ; highways, 5000; school-house> and
school committee $500; free high school, Saoo:
school books and sidewalks, 500: other town
expenses. $500.
BRooksvILLr.
MODERATOR Oscar l.. Tspley.
Cerk-ChAres T.. SNOW.
selecimcn. assessors and over>cers Of poor
jas. ). Condor. Lewis +. Gray and J. H.
Tapley.
Treasurer G. Bates
Collector Il Gray, -
supery isor -Thos ;. Tapey.
tonstsbles jesse II. GRAY. 81 and r. H. BIZ
lings.
Money raised for support OF schools. 81 051:
poor st0; roais spd bridges. in cash. $500:
roads and bridges, In labor. $500: current
and contingent expenses, 600; TO pay the
deficient snow btu OF iN94. s2o0.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-03-08
ELLSWORTH FALLS.

Bertha NJ. Flood arrived from the Castins
normal school last Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Witham came home from the
hospital in Portland last Saturday.
Bonnie B. Wbitcomb was home from Bow
doin and spent from Saturday until Monday
night with his parents.
Fred W. Flood Unexpectedly arrived home
from college Tuesday night. Cause: severe
cold. He will remain until better.
Rev. II. W. Coney and bis mother spen,
Thursday and Friday OF last week with Mrs
Conley's brother, j. II. Mayo, Of West Eden
The election here 10 Ward was q hare
fight, resulting in victory for the republican
candidate for alderman, Martin H. Haynes
and for the democratic candidate for mayor
n. II. Higgins. The adherents of both psrtiet
were present In full force all day. The omni
present factor In elections, liquor. was presen
OF course, and there was more or less drunk
enBess, but on the whole the day was quiet
and free from those riotous scenes that used Il
characterize election days years ago. Still
there Is chance for improvement even now
and may the time hastily come when all can
didstes for office will. previous TO election
openly ayow their aversion to the use of In
toxicants as an aid to their election.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-03-08


Below i given the result of the election in
several OF the towns OF the county.
LAMoINE.
Moderator-F. L. Hodskins.
seectmen and overseers of the poor-cslyin
Coggins. Samuel Y. DesIsles. William r
Hutchirg..
Clerk and trea-urer-E II. King.
Constable-W W. r. Huichipgs.
School committee-F. L. Hodgkins, j. E. Ber-
~, Geo. ". Graves, Henry E. Bartlett
Benz. ?. Hodgklns.
Board Of heath-E. H. King, Winfield S,
Hodykin. Isaac \ salisbury
49,, ~ m - =,
reh'e 'le"eis-N' d. 1 ouhg' D. n. !" hitaker
Iruant ofhcers-G- III. Coggins, W. +. Hutch
iugs.J.F T.. Berry. Willis Eaton. Seth Rodg.
L
Road COMMISSIONER b. Walker.
Amount raised for schools, $3.50; town
charges, 500; repairs on school-houses, 800;
books, SIS: contingent. 5000; high school.
s195. telenbona 40. biobwavs and hr;d1as
80 ~" -
cow 10 De taken from the treasury, $5u.
Lsmoine Is free Of debt, and has about 81 600
IN tho trea.prx Every dollar ~ lo.sI ,.xas
was coiieceu "thin Tue year. MOI Town
order is outstanding. The town hasn't bor-
rowed cent during the yesr.
Nan,aup coo,,daa ~
!" wv ''e ie''i'ns cns'rmah oi
the board OF seieetmen' has held the Office for
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-03-08

lhe W tdhesday evening meetings at the
congregational church are for general w0r-
mp a. well H. for conference and special
PRAYER Any one who desires 70 worship God
! invited TO attend and 70 take part il the SER
wee. The order usually followed. though with
freedom is a. follows: /. Hymn congre-
gat'on standing. ,. Responsive reading. 3.
Hymn 1 Evening prayer Ito BE- said By the
whole congregational. ). Praise service. 6.
scripture e->or. !. Opening Of topic for the
evening. followed BY general conference
;. Hymn congregation standing. g. A
season Of prayer. 10. Hymn. II. Benedietion.
Rev. iiiam Forsyth Of Bucksport will ex-
change with the pastor Of the Congregational
church next sunday. Preaching in the morn
Ing al 1890. and lecture at the peoples service.
IN the evening, at !.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-03-08

| On one Of the coolest OF the very cold days
week before last, one of the benevolent com.
mittee on her way to visit poor family was
met by one Of our townsmen who, without
giving bis name, passed her dollar ito help the
poor" That dollar helped to make the family
In question comfortable through the severe
weather, and the generous act warmed the
hearts Of the whole committee to whom It was
reported
The friends OF the Kings Daughters win be
pleased TO know that the Cecilian Quartette
concert Of Feb. 81 netted 40, thanks to the
patronage OF generous public. and especially
to some friends who took the occasion OF pur-
chasing tickets to contribute small donations
for the work.
Whist prizes and souvenirs for various oc-
casions are to be found at the womans ex.
change, and orders for painting, needle work
and crepe paper-work will be promptly filed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-03-08

Pc &. Joseph Catholic society will give an
eolertainment and supper at Hancock ball on
"edngsda3 evening, March 2S.
VI quest. ibe play The Seven ola L,die.
Fl La'tnler Town" will be repeated for the
heEeht of The ~omau's relief corps. The pro.
-fanme VIII include vocal and instrumental
L'u'ie. snd reading, and there will be a social
Dance AFTER the entertainment. soldiers
nome Is % lie built either at Buck>port. Sears
i"r' or Ems Comp Benson) and the relief
rfPs IF Jhe >tsie are pledged to raise 81. 900
the proceeds of thi, entertainment will be
1,'''ed % this purpose The play will be
II p Manning ball tomorrow FRIDAY
evening, March O.
hasqoe ban. class Of "a. Ellsworth bivh
M.r MT ~ Hancock bali, Friday evening.
II = Aouaghan's orchestra.
NJ Is se,are BY w. 0. Fuller. jr.. on Bank
ms : , Aansas; how found it. and bow it left
day sya :. % given at Hancock hall, on Thurs
for p essalng, March Is. Tickets purchased
'' uate good for this.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-03-08
advertisements.


We authorize our advertised druggist to sell
Dr. Kings New Discovery for Construction.
Coughs and Colds. upon this condition; If
YOU are afflicted with Cough Cold or anv
Lung, Throat or Chest trouble and win use
this remedy as directed. giving it a fair trial
aud experience no benefit, you may return the
bottle and bave your money refunded. We
could not make this offer did we not know
that DIR. Kings New Discovery could be re-
lied on. 1t never disappoints. Trial bottles
free at y. d. Virgins drug store. Large
size SOC. and $1.00.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-03-08

Lewis Friend X Go. make an announcement
this week Of special interest 10 the pupils Of the
high school
Whiting Bros. make their snring announce
1eht IN TINS weeks Issue 1t is of interest to out
ol-to"h a. Wen as ~ town purchasers.
UT an arrangements OF the throat and lungs,
Ayers cherry peetoFal Is the spee,iest nd mo-,
reliable remedy. Even in the advanced s,,re. !,
consumption, this wonderful prenara,iop 49,.
great relief, checks coughing and in5pcas .,..a.,
Elderly people remember their snr,Dv h,,,a-s
WIN shudder. The present generation have
nuen 70 De thankful for, nor the least of then
dressings being such pleasant and thoroughly
effective spring medicine as Ayers sarsaparilla
IL Is a health-restorer and heath.maintaiper.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-03-08

John Clarey OF Fredericton, N. b.. was be-
fore Judge Du,ton last week aud was ined 20
and costs for being drunk and dlsordery.
On Tuesday seven boys living in North La
moline were brought before Judge Dutton for
preliminary hearing. They were charged
with malicious mischief. Some OF them were
discharged; the rest bound over to the April
term. For some time complaints of mischief,
some Of il rather too serious to be called fun,
hsve been made. These arrests, 1t Is hoped,
will break 1t up. Names are omitted in this
report In order to give the young men an op.
portunty TO desist.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-03-08

MRS. WlSsLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP has been
used by millions OF mothers for their children
while teeihinI. Ii disturbed nj night and broken
of your rest by n sick child suffering and crying
with pain OF Cutting Tech send at once and get a
bottle Of Mrs Wtnslow'- soothing Syrup" for
Children Tcething. IL will relieve the poor little
sufferer Immediately. Depend upon IL, mothers.
there u no mistake about IL. 1t cures Diarrh9a,
regulates the stomach and Bowels. cures Wind
Cole, softens the Gums and reduces Inflammation,
ana gives tone and energy to the whole System.
Mrs "tnslnw's Soothing syrup for children
teethins Is pleasant to the taste and Ia the pre-
scrfption OF one of the oldest amt best female
physicians and nurses in the United States Price
twenty i've ccnts bottle, sold by all druggists
throughout the world. Re sure and ask for MRS.
"iNsioW'e SOOTHING SYRUP" lvraa
-Tapleys "Brcah Winner ,outvear. al other
ahOea
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-03-08
SPRING ELECTIONS.
ELLSwORTH'S HOT FIGHT-MAYOR.
Atty STILL IN DOUBT.
WARD FOUR REFLECTS MADDoCKs WARD
FIVE REMAINS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FROM VARIOUS TOWNS.

/ Ellsworth drifted about in the political dol.
drums pretty close up to election day, but
when the winds began TO blow they spared
nothing, and the municipal election OF last
/ Monday ended in a cyclone of excitement.
Both parties finally went to work with a
will, aud kept 1t up until the polls closed at
o'clock. An unusually large vote was
poIled, and there were few indications as to
how it would finally result
l, was known that the new ballot law would
work some mischief, and it did, despite the
fsantic efforts OF the workers of both parties
carefully to instruct everyone who seemed to
need il s. 10 how 10 vote. Either through *.
norsnce or carelessness many votes were lost.
and these were about evenly divided between
the two parties.
WAITING FOR RETURNS.
1t was known very quickly after o'clock
that Aiken, republican, had carried the four
lower wards and that the republican candl.
dates generally in these wards had been sue
cessful. II was an hour aud more OF anxious
waiting to bear from " de fourt ward :. the
pocket borough that l. the peculiar possession
o. the fiery Fremont, Surnamed Maddocks,
who generally carries sufficient number OF
voters In hi inside pocket 10 overcome an adj
verse majority, regardless of party.
Al last came the news that Fremont was on
deck, smiling a Branch Pond smile, and that
dangling at hi, belt was republican scalp,
and along With II were democratic votes
enough Tor mayor 10 overcome the Aiken
msjority III the four other wards.
Two msjoriiy was the claim Of the demo-
crst~ for MAYOR. and great was the rejoicing
thercat. The fact soon became known that In
" ard 3-the FalI- two vote. hsd been csst
Tor Nehemiah Higgins. the initial III" being
Iefi out, thus leaving Mr.. Higgins with 40
votes against as for Mr.. Aiken, or, II the two
irregular Falls vote, are Included in the total.
one le>, than msjority.
The waite Ia dst.u /. a. f,linr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-03-08
BORN

CLOUGH-At Ellsworth Falls, Feb, %, to MIR.
and Mrs. Eugene Clough. a daughter
CAFETERIA BluehilI, Feb. q. to Mr.. aud Mrs.
Charles 5. Carter. a son.
DUNBAR-At North Buehill March s, to Mr.
and Mrs. ii. $. Dunbar, daughter.
EDDY-At Lamoine. March 5, to Mr.. and Mrs
Gregory s. Eddy. a daughter.
GRAY-At Brooksville, March 4. 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard ii. Gray, a son.
GRANT-At Sedgw'ck. March I, to Mr.. and Mrs
Wyer Grant, a daughter.
HATCH-At Penobscot, Feb. %, to Mr. and Mrs
Jonathan Hatch, a son.
McFARLAND-At West Trenton, Feb. ls, to Mr.
and Mrs. Amariah p. Mcfarland. a daughter.
WEBsTER-M Hancock, Feb. Is, TO Mr. and
Mrs. Charles NJ. Webster, son.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-03-08

The usual rhetorical exercises took place
Friday afternoon, the second division giving
essays and declarations. The senior essays
were on protection and free trade. The
High School Reco, der which was read
by its editors, contained the usual number of
s'hits" which were good-naturediy received.
A number of visitors was pretent.
The senior class finished their work in
physics and took the final examination last
Tuesday. They are to begin the study of
geology at once.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-03-08
MARRIED.,

| BROWN-MOODY-AtB Boston, Feb. Il, By Rev
| George W, Mansfield, Miss Hattie !. Brown Of
| this city to Jesse W. Moody OF Boston.
STANLEY-MORsE-At Bar Harbor. Feb. s. by
Rev. Geo. T.. Freeman, Miss Fannie NJ Stanley
to Fred W Morse. both OF Cranberry Isles.
WHITAKER - STANHOPE - At Ellsworth
Falls, March 3. by Rev. H. W. Coniey, Miss
Anna = Whitaker to Merton A. Stanhope
both OF Ellsworth
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-03-08
An Apology.
BLUEHILL, March 6, 1894

BLUEHILL, March 9, ISyf.
TO the Editor Of The american:
In my few remarks yesterday before the
town meeting in Directing to the reading OF the
names Of the people who had not paid their
taxes for 1892 and 1893 made use of the
remark, that was not pensioDer. This re.
mark | regret, and wish to make an ample
apology for the same.
Truly yours,
JOHN W. KANE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-03-08

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Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever Sores
letter. Chapped Hands, hibains, Corns. and al
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-03-08

Mr.. aud Mrs. w. l.. Thomas left this
week, the former to join his vessel 10 Bos-
ton for the seasons cruise al sea, while
Mrs. Thomas will spend some time with
relatives in Lawrence
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-03-08

Mr.. Latty, just beyond the Ellsworth
line 10 East Dedhsm, has been seriously
Iii for several weeks with pneumonia
Mrs. Sarah McGown is very sick.
Al the election in this ward, the fourth.
a larger humber of ballots was thrown
than for many previous elections. The
first package OF 100 was exhausted at 3
O'Clock, and the second package did not
arrive till nearly four. nect stating q sus-
pension of voting for that time. This
shows the interest Of both parties In the
election, which resulted In a victory for
the democrats. Some liquor was drunk.
and some men were on the verge OF being
drunk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-03-08


The many friends OF Miss Grace b.
Wood are glad TO see her home again
from Massachusetts, where size has been
spending the winter
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-03-08

II the hair has been made to grow . natural
color on bald heads In thousands of cases, by
using Halls hair remover. why viii Il not In your
caaA.-Adv{2
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-03-08
MARINE LIST.


BpsTo>-cld Mar 8, sch susan Pickering
Haskell Charleston. : 4
Ar Mar >. -ch SILVER tirci., Quinlan. Perth An
"a Mars sch HeaJ T BrixE. New York for
Bar Iiarbor
Ar feb = .ch Pearl. >ut,cr. W Harbor
:, - rel :. sch. " Y Young II Lori, jr
Ar Fcl > .rh Grace. Bert- c:loucc.tcr
hc' ksrnKr-sid Mar 4 bark km-. sommer,
cnAHiEsr"S-sid Mar s. sch Nellie Coleman.
Ro4~, king.tou ia
.JAcKsoSvirLE-Ar Feb =. "a Harry
iiayur-, iIon-ey. New York
NV oRLKAN--Ar Mar !. bark Julis Reed,
tirufac@us
NV Ionk-cl Mar ;. -ch EIsar c Ro...
Duiilcn. for tharle-tun
Ar Mar g. .cb- FuritAp. sargent Hyanula
Hvury Crosby >tubb. Macuri-
Nr Mar !. ~rh Jennie \ ~iubh-. Durr, Nacorl.
GA Mar 2, ech thas ttlihtrg smith, Mama
n!la
" Mar :. bark Aianwildc. Newman, rernam-
Ar Fcu y. -ch silver Heel. Ho-,,n
foRTLANp->lh Mar s. -ch- Julia : Bailey
MARY tor~on. Belfast for py-tcr Ray
Ga FEB ?, Ach Ro<cila. Turrry Treutou,
NI~kIAHD HAyKS 81 Mar 3 sch John Booth
tnuuR-, ttrc-u'e Landing fpr Wilmington, Drl
fA>cAeorLA-Ar Mar l. -ch Fart + Mason.
wiLAI>rroN. \ C-Cld Mar ;, sch " Holder,
Care IiAytieu
Foreign P"rs.
BrESn> AiRfs-sd ~ 3, hark John
Emery Wooster. Eo-toH
,ARpt>As-Ar ~ =, bark : L slauhope.
ptNInARA-sld Jan p. sch FRA cover.
Mexico
CIL>trIoo.- port feh %. -ch : q Haskell.
Richardson Dig
~ teb a. baTk oloulic, nropby. Boston
""NAiNf- ~ r. y. -ch Lillian Woodruff,
HaiEkib-. fer New inrk
II TnoMA~-eid fcb IL. -cA M5raucv woo.
ter. Tor Ponce
MArA>kAs-Ar feb y, -eh G >tubt., SO
bic
AZ FEB %. IN Helen q Mo-eley IIo,, ra-ca-
>rnirAs fcb =. -ch Joha Paul. Fo,..
= jons. B-cld Mar 3. sch II II Havyy.
Scott Boston
HAyAsA-Ar Fe1 :. -eh r Coolidge. Bras
SANrt CEul-fu port Feb r.. bark Mary Hale.
Hisgin-, for New York
Notes.
sch Henry Crosby. Stubb- at New York from
MAcpri-, reports trh q, took heavy gale lat
Ing four days, lost stern boat, stove small boat.
carried away maiuhoum lost two Hytnx itb- De
side other Light damage about deck.
sch Jennie 4 Stubb-, parr at >cw YORK from
Macuri-, reports tcA - Of iIattrra-, had gale
from 10 W, Increasing - hurricane forcr.
lasting Tor thirty hour, with high head seas Ii
which lost and split -ail-
kot INLAND, MArvh -~ch- Lulu. Of Milbridge.
Ncnilla, u Passport, and Athlete, Of PAr-borp,
y ;. werr taken out u the Ice in Fox Island
thprouEhiArc ihl- afternoon by the revenue
steamer Woodbury.. with the exception w FOX
and Deer Island tnoroughfarv- and Eggcmogstn
Reach, all thr inside passages between Evckland
and PASSPORT are now clear OF Ice.
Notice to Mariner.
PORTLAND. March l-EgErmoggln Reach -
Noticr j. given that owing 10 the Reach being
closed by Ice, the light on Pumpkin Island ha.
beeu discontinued II viii he rciiEhtcd upon
opening "t navigation.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-03-08
THEIR LAST MEETING.
Inc Old Board of Aldermen Meet for
the Last Time-Roll Of Accounts.

The regular monthly meeting of the city gov
eminent was held in the aldermen's room In
Hancock hall last Monday evening. Mayor
higgins was in the chair. and the following
aldermen were present: Messrs. Eldridge,
Haynes, Maddoeks and Mahoney.
The journal was read and approved. and the
roll Of accounts, amounting to S559,S2 was
read and passed A. follows:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-03-08

This department is conducted by the Hand In.
Hand circle Of the Kings Daughters of Els.
worth. Headquarters at Rooms IL and Is, Man.
ming Block, Main street, Ellsworth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-03-08

tlryiei + hTfc TtpuDnCaD-. Two democrats
The unfortunate a,air a; the Catholic church
SUNDAY morning referred TO elsewhere) was
prohib'y used 10 = slight extent against the
democrats IN Ward 8, sthough there appears
10 have been not the slightest political signii-
canoe in Il. la Ward 4-North Ellsworth
the story was told with considerable effect
against the republican. ihst the election Of
Aiken mean, the -addling on the city OF big
debt for sewerage system.
Apart from these two absurdiiies most Of
the campaign ''thunder'' on both sides was
manufactured out Of personal feeling.
owing TO the possible doubt over the
may crafty. both side. remained in rather
waiting mood, and the usual incidents Of
election night were lacking. At 10 80 Officer
Donovan said 10 reporter for THE AMERI-
CAS- that ii was the quietest election night
within biz recollection.
The small boy got in his work early In the
evening by building bonfires in front OF the
. po>i-ofiee ana Hancock hall. but even these
were not brisk &, u.usl, and made no seri-
ou> impression on the icy streets.
At O'Clock everything was as calm as u
summer night, and nothing broke the stiffness
! save the music OF Monsghan's band that was
] play in for an election ball st Hancock hall.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-03-08
Otrs.

roRrLA>p, Marrh l-EgEemoggin Reach III
N1ticr j. given that owing 10 the Reach being
closed by lcr the light on Pumpkin Island ha.
been discontinued. 1t viii Ne rciightcd upon
opening u navigation.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-03-08

Our fruit stores are well supplied with fruits
in variety. Prices remain much A III former
ports We quote
Lenars. pr DIX .13 Orange. 4at IS
Malaga .raPe-. Maudtriues 81
banana 1.ssj Tan. srriucs, -
Nayr, as
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-03-08

Herd. Grs.. ytrtu AIS Glover, Per u
Red r0p, Fgr ID II Eei