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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-18

VIII wear twice as long as other lock-
stitch machines.
Every part is independent Of every other
part and can be replaced at @ triding
cost. Therefore. you can keep Stand
ard practically new lifetime.
The STANDARD" Needle dips only once
when making a stitch-old style shuttle
needles dip twice-hencs that much more
strain and wear.
when the machine Is In operation. Old
style shuttles start and stop twice to
each sdtch. Just think Of the extra
strain and wear that this makes. Ths
STANDARD" Shuttle moves onward con-
tinuousy without d Jar.
Stand wheels and treadle run on ad-
Unstable steel points. which insures the
easiest, smoothest bearings known 70 me-
chanics and the wear IA for lifetime
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-18
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

KICHMOND, VA April II, 1871.
Reported by John l.. Williams & Sons,
Bankers and Brokers. No. 1000 Main
street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-18

Hoods pills are prompt and eftcient. yet
sssy In action. Sold BY all druggists. 90.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-01-04

Charles {. Dung OF Trenton, well known
In this city, has invented device that does
away With all the trouble Of greasing carriages
that has been the bugbear OF stablemep and
Others ever since carriages were used. By the
use OF the patent. axles are oiled without re.
moving the wheel. and as only sufficient oil
can be used at one time to oil the axle. there is
no running all over the hub and wheel
Tn~ device consists OF peculiar oil cuu
which is screwed into the hub lust inside the
sp0&es and entirely out of the way. The
point Of the cup reaches just through the box
OF the hub so a TO oil directly on the axle.
Extending down through the cup into a lit.
tie compartment at the bottom il kind OF 4
post operated from the top of the cup.
After the cup Is filled and everything
screwed down tight, the post or valve is un
screwed sufficiently to allow the oil from the
main cup to fill the little compartment at the
bottom which holds just enough to oil the
axle. By screwing the post back In position
the oil is forced onto the axle and the opening
closed SO that no more can escape until 1t 1.
necessary to oil again.
There are different sizes for all kinds OF
wheels. Those who have seen Mr.. Young.
patent are confident that II will be generally
adopted.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-01-04

The wiuter term began last Tuesday, Jan. 2,
with an attendance of seventy-six thirty
eight boys and the same number OF girls.
Several scholars who were away last term are
back, and few new ones besides.
The students for the term are assigned as
follows: To Mr.. Dresser, physical geogra.
ply. junior; English literature. senior; anab-
ssis, sophomore; bookkeeping, freshman
Caesar. sophomore; political economy, senior
commercial arithmetic. sophomore.
TO Mr.. Lord: photography. sophomore
Latin lessons, freshman; civil government
junior; physics. senior: algebra, freshman
Virgil, senior; physics. Junior.
To Miss Mcfarland French. senior; phys.
zeal geography. sophomore; English, fresh.
man; English history. junior.
The class leaders In the four. classes in the
high school for the half term recently complet'
ed are Anna Crippen, senior; Hattie Rhoades
junior; Maud Scott, sophomore and Franz
Lowell, freshman.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-01-04
q. \. X. Installation.

No stronger fraternal ties seem to exist than
those that bind together the men who gave
themselves to their couniry's service a genera
them gather together from time 10 time. and
live over again the stirring times Of the war
LIST Monday evening was one Of these times
II wa> the occasion Of the installation Of the
officers for the ensuing year OF W. II. II. Rice
Post OF this city. Retiring Commander Par
son- oiliristcd s. installing officer, and Installed
in due form the following:
Commander. IrS ing O>good
Senior Vice Commander II. L. Fields.
Junior ice-C ommsnder. b. r. GRAY.
ofiirer-of-be- Day. +. 4. Macom5er
Quartermaster, James Hamilton.
surgeon, :. \. keher.
chaplain. BEN amin Frazier.
The delegate, TO the department encamI,-
ment a, Bangor, b. F. Gray, A. X. Deyereux.
u. l.. Ficld- a'tornates. Jas. l.. Cook, Frank
Morgan OF Surry, y. b. Young OF Lamoine.
After thl- ceremony was concluded the
Woman'- relief corps took charge OF affairs,
and Mr. Parsons, acting a. Installing officer by
request, installed the following officers:
President Carrie +. Tripp.
senior Vice President, Ahhie Campbell.
Juior Vice President, Lucinta Grndal.
Secretary tsppointed). Hannah Bon-ey.
Treasurer, mira keliher.
Chaplain. A lcie Mcfarland.
Conductor. Loui-A Goodwin.
Guard, Martha BAi~dell.
Assistant Gusr'l. Addle Carlisle
Assistant Conductor (appointed), Emma
Mcfarland.
This closed the formal ceremonle. Of the
A fsrrl ia L.. T..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-01-04
F.Il.~N ot.i.I FALLS

Tier" are several c-,,> ~ NE grim and
pneumonia here.
Dr. and Mr.. +. +. Whtcomb Of Bar Har-
Dor, were in Town Tuesday.
Misses Maude aud Mary stevens OF Bangor
visited their grandmother. Mr.. +. II. Couiey.
last week.
schools commenced Tuesday. the grsmmar
being taught by Carrie Cochrane. the primary
by Lena Grndell.
ON account OF the storm only small num-
Der wa, at sunday ,choo lat sunday, snd
about eight or ten at the evening service. No
meeting was held at North Ellsworth.
e. J. Treworgy i manufacturing little
heading st biz mill, also some firewood; the
latter l. hauled to the mill in lied length, and
sawed there into lengths suitable for stoves.
Abraham Meader, aged >even,y-tiye year and
three months. died at hi home here last We'd
nesday, the 2Ith ult. Hi remains were taken
to West Ellsworth, Friday, where after a
funeral service in the church, iniermen, TOOK
place in Birch Grove cemetery.
The Y p. 5. {. Z antiquarian supper aud
entertainment was postponed from Monday
evening, and will be given thi, THURSDAY
evening, Jan. I supper will be served from
/ TO $50, the entertainment following. Adj
mission TO both, 90 cents, The proceed, are 10
/ be used 10 defrsy the expense OF caring for the
hall.
Union sunday school makes & change in e.
son helps this quarter from Peloubet', quarter
u to the Pilgrim series. The chief advantage
Of the new series is in the home->tudy ,ip.
which, In addition to regular work in The
/ quarterly. gives the pupil work to do accord.
( Ing 10 the 'inductiye method" and in that
way furnishes him with more comurehen-
stve know Ledge Of the book studied. II is
hoped that home department 10 the sun
day school may be organized.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-01-04

The following letter was recently written "a
Bath paper by Rev. T. F. White, former
pastor OF the Baptist church OF this city:
by invitation OF Rev. IL. +. Wood throug III
whose influence, encouragement and financial
aid many from Bath have taken the Keeley
treatment, made call recently the boys a,
their rooms at 20 Centre street. They certainly
have reason to congratulate themselves their
pleasant surrounding There are three rooms
one general store room, the other sort OF
home sitting room, appropriately furnished
daily and weekly papers to be added, and par
Tor where will he held their regular week.
meetings.
The last is probably smaller than they will
need later on but they could not ask for anything
more coy or attractive. On the floor is pretty
new carpet, around the walls are well finished
hard wood chairs, in the corner is nice cabinet
organ and In the centre substantial oak table
On the walls pictures promised but not yet de
ivered are to he hung while for the book cast
thar IS to be, fifty volumes have already
been contributed
"ln the fitting up of their quarters, the boy,
have been generously aided by our Bath citizen,
and the management at North Conway. Tn,
| league. organized under the Kelley nationa
Ia NO. VI hdlHt. me IUpmc are Uptt
day and evening and callers interested in The
men who have been almost miraculously saved
from the curse of drink will be cordially welcome
at any time.
1.-The social organizations of Bath are legior
but here Is at 20 Centre street that challenges
the warm interest Of every phiianthropic heart
What history lies behind these men! Not ont
of them is there who would not have writhed a
the thought Of being the slave Of another man
| and yet each at some time either deliberately oil
thoughtlessly, began habit that finally proved (
worse bondage than that in which the southern
| STAKEHOLDER held his human chattels.
THAT remedy has been discovered that viii
give back to these men their lost manhood, IL
cause for Thanksgiving the world over. Ma!
their rooms At 20 Centre street stand always, a
| now, for a redeemed manhood re-estabished IL
| their own respect as also the respect of ever,
| one else"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-01-04

Rev. g. G. Winslow. Miss Laura Edna Dorr to
Ralph Stewart Emery. both of Bar Harbor.
WEBER TORRENC E. At Holden Dee g. by
II. +. Burrtll, Esq, Miss Helen 5. webber Of
Dedham to Henry Terrence Of Holden
WEBER RAYMoSD--At Holden, Dec %, by
II. z. Burrill, Esq, Miss Grace Weber IL
Manuel Raymond, both Of Dedham.
wARDWELL-STAPLE Surry. Dec ~
by Rev. d. Smith, Miss Rena NJ Wardwell OF
Ellsworth to Charles 1. Staples of Surry.
YOUNG-STOvER-At sedgwick, Dec 80 by
Rev. A. W. Young. Mrs. Lettie 8. Young to
William c. Slower, both OF Bluehil
BuNKER-BUNKER-At Bangor, Dec IS, Miss
Nette l.. Bunker of South Hancock to Leslie X.
Bunker of Lewiston.
ENENS-WALKER-At Ellsworth Jan. l. by
Rev. l.. d. Cochrane. Miss Maud T.. stevens to
Howard A. Walker, both of Ellsworth.
GRAf-PBRkINS-At North Brooksviile, Dec.
2, by Rev. w. +. Campbell, Miss Nora Gray to
Frank X. Perkins, both of Brooksville.
WOOSTER-BUNkER-A South Boston, Dec
~ kittie Blake, daughter OF Capt. X. | Woos.
Ter OF South Hancock to Charles Roland Bun
ker. OF South Boston, formerly OF Hancock.
T1RRILL-YOUNG- AT Holden Jan /. by Rev.
H. Mills, Miss Deiphine Thrill OF Holden to
Elmer +. Young of Surry.
HEATH-PERkINS-At Bucksport Dee o. by
Rev T.. II. Boynton, Mrs. A. r. Heath Of Vero
ma, to Fred b. Perkins OF Bucksport
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-01-04
NEW YEARS DAY.
Perfect Weather-A Merry Children's
Party-Entertainmen Galore.

| more nerfect winter dsv tho, N. or.,ha,
ined An asv s,nd.y a.. unh, A.. $50,
fell COVERING .yary,h;,, ,,,,h .,,,,o :,
sno,less white Nora.r ,.,na., ,r,r,, -,
clear ami coo, Anhon,h ,a,,., so,,,.,
nearly al Tho h,,.i,.. 49,. - ~,
in, ,he ,oran,on ~, j., ~ .,,arnoo,, -.
mu,h .,srv,hin,, ,a. .,,..a,, - - 49,
saeli,.,
MANI h.r5sor,o ,n.,o,,. .-o ~
-, ;,
s.. nj, swae,be,rn "a ,.lo att, T., ~ Ill,
sxsi,.hlo ,ahi,Io ,l.,,.hhauI - :,
The afternoon and weII in,o ,ha n,',h,
the merry MARTY AZ ,hir,, 49, - ah,,..
who Hoo nh,,. -, =
hrh, So ~, ,,....
a mos, b,,rv S.u w. IT., -. a..
ssu,a.,.,ha ho,,,,
NJ sa,raa-a b,n,s.I,
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r. .t,a., =,
10, a. horo- =, ,ho,r ,.,.,. -,
s,a.., - pa,,,o.
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,he oht,i-on wbo or,,,1.a,, -,
those usut,onea orc. u.r,tn 49,, Mn
shu,c in. ro.,or w.t. 49,,
Foster. Leah Friend Julja Cpshms, uo,.,
and Nuriel Davis Howard smith vi.
strstton. yelms Rogers caor,o ard .r,h,r
Psrcher Fulton Redmsp rdd,e poh,nsor
Doro,h, utf,t,., g. Pr. -,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-01-04

The Christmas tree entertainment given by
the Green Lake sunday ,cloo at district No.
! Oh Christmas evening was very interesting.
large crowd gathered 10 witness the dis
tr,bulion y large collection OF presents, and
% listen 20 the music aud reciiations which
were We'll rendered. The foIowingis the pro
gramme:
Song Happy Greeting" b j. Franklin.
Mary A Garland, Ellen VI. Wilbur
Prayer, Deacon Lewi- Frazier
Rcrita,ions ~ Lettie Moore, Lulu Rollins,
Norah Moore. Rosa Blai-del Bertha Hop
biu- Mr.. s. II. Wilbur
Song, Merry Christmas" h j Franklin.
MARY \. Garland. Ellen NJ. Wilbur
Rotations by Chester Nevis. sidney Moore,
Hannah Bai-,iell Ethel Blaisdcll, Howard
Rollins, Ruth Wilbur
Song, IAN Hail the King"
Mary Garland, Il. J. Franklin
Recita,ipu- hy Hattie Frazier. Emma Gar
land, Martin Garland, Ivory Frazier
Song, &c hri-tma- Bell-,"
b. J. Franklin. Mary Garland Ellen Wilbur
Distributing the presents
Santa Claus did not appear but one OF his
special representative. was on hand. A very
pleasant evening was passed. aud sill returned
home fceiin. well repaid for going.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-01-04

The House was called 10 order ii the u,ua
hour on Saturday evening. and The usual or,ie
OF business was taken up.
Three bills were introduced No. 4, TO In.
crease the regular army OF the United State,
| by the addition OF forIy-four regiments, ons
for each stste: No >. a resolution for the sn
nexstion OF Cubs: No. 6. 4 bill providing for
the purchase aud control OF express bushes.
by the national government.
These bill> were referred to The proper com.
mitiees TO be cons derod at the next session.
Consideration OF the bill To admit Utah q. q
State was taken M by the committee Of the
whole. Mason Of renn.y wants in the chair
after considerable discussion II va. voted 10
leave il until The next session.
resolve IN favor Of ID. admission OF New
brunswick 70 the Union was reported by the
majority Of the committee on foreign STAIR
with the recommv udiiion that il pass aud by
the minority that 1t should not pass. The ma.
Joriiy report was accepted. sud the house went
into committee OF the whole. Clark OF Maine
IN the chsr. for consideration OF the resolve.
and reported II back TO the House. recommend
Ing that 1t be indefinitely postponed.
BY vote of the House This action was
taken and so Utsh must walt while longer,
before receiving her star.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-01-04

This is the first time have said BARGAINS in wear
we only announce year. and this during January
Clearance Sale. Not that have had Bargains during
the year. but just the contrary They have been such frequent
occurrences that did need the word reco
nze the fact that goods always sold lower than those
who forever hapng expression which they make
meaningless by continually applying it to unsatisfactory quail
ties Our primary consideration is quality and positively
refuse to offer to trade trash poor goods
On the first day of January, lasting during the month,
will inaugrate Bargain Sale and give all its power
by backing the statement with figures that will appeal
bargain seeker or bargain lover in Hancock County During
this sale most of the goods will be sold markdown from
) to 80 per cent.
The heaviest cut in prices will make
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-01-04

Attention T. called 10 the new aunou ne. rnent ~
NJ. Galert IN this issue II i Important one,
and doubtless will attract buyers
r { Burrln. Of C. {. Burrill SON, has some
very choice Investment bond for sale. includins
some gilt edged bonds OF Maine corporations.
During the pas haltccplary since the d.
covery Of Ayers sar-aparla-the average liu.t
Of human HE in civilized countries, has been con
sldrrauly lengtheued Ayers sar>aparil!A IS M
erywhcrr considered the standard boo, pun der
the superior medicine.
The prompiness with which Ayers cherry pee
toral stops hacking cough and induces refresh
ins sleep is something marvellous. 1t never fails
70 give instant relief even Ia the worst cases Of
throat and lung trouble. and Is the btst remedy
for wn opng cough
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-01-04

sullivan.
/ The holidays passed of quietly with no
/ denomination except What the little folks
enjoyed over their Auuua. gifts.
Miss Lena wilson l. visiting friend, Ia
Bangor. Her friends Will regret 10 learn
that she i sufrrn. from a susht attack
! OF the grip.
( Rev J. A. Weed preached an admirable
and helpful Christmas sermon At the hnll
on sabbath cyenin. lat, The choir
rendered choice Christmas pieces.
, Mrs Fannie Dunbar had a Christmas
! tree in her parlors for the Misses Marie
and Margaret Dunbar. to which several
adults were invited. All enjoyed the occa
! sion very much
tn Manor Inn on Christmas was the
scene OF much jollty and real en- jpyment 10
+ the children -ojourulug there, Mr. and
Mrs w. o. Emery making ample provision
for the chimney visitor"
On Wednt sday afternoon last, funeral
. services were held at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. A ID. White over the remains Of Mr.
Whites brother Stiiiman, who died In
Brockton, Mass, the 2ith, after years OF
( patirut, and oftentmcs cheerful, SUFFERING
and hclplr>-ness He was a native of this
town, and belonged 70 q large family. Of
I whom bat two sons remain Newton
( White accompanied the body here and re-
turned 10 hi~ home in Brocktou Friday
/ night after the burial. Mr. Weed cuu-
Quoted the services and the choir touch
ingly rendered several selections.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-01-04
lflcoieal.
SAVED HER LIFE.
sarssparillas, Spring Bittcrs, Nervines.
and Doctors Failed, Hut RodoIrs
Did the Business

sarsspariilas, Spring Bittcrs, Nervines.
and Doctors Failed, Hut RodoIrs
Did the Business
Rodolfs 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 Rheum. 1t began as a
small point, but rapidly spread until had
raw sore as large as the palm of my
hand. Al first, except Itching severely, |
did not suffer much from it ; but as 1t grew
larger, 1t began u pain me so severely at
times that | could not sleep and was so
stu and sore that it 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 Camel's back snd
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, a.
was familiar with the tonic powers Of Ro-
dolls Medical Discovery, | began taking
1t for that purpose The first bottle great
ly improved my general health, and, much
10 my surprise, the old ulcers which had
made NV life miserable SO long began to
heal. | obtained another bottle and the i'm
provement was still more marked and 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, 1894-01-04
stevens w alker.

pretty home wedding took place on New
Years day al p m. at the home OF Churchill
l.. Stevens. ~hen bi, daughter Msud Z. was
united In marriage 10 Howard \. Walker.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. L. D..
ooehrane. and was witnessed by quite a
number OF relatives and friends,
The bride wa iastefully dressed. and carried
bouquet Of bridal roses. Mi>, Leua Eppes
VA bridesmaid; Harvey Bowie. best man.
After the ceremony lunch was served, during
which congratulations were -howered upon
Tue young anG happy couple. They were the
recipients OF many useful and beautiful
presents
For Inc present Mr. and Mrs. Walker will
make their home with her parents
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-01-04

N.,8a Ha>fln i.. gone ina The wood.
with Nd, crrw.
.,.- t,.- ~
". Byrur K DO,
-t.v t... d, pr..,..
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n.....,.>-
.'-, '1'A ''''l ~
Il r ..
.,., VI 'D'
H--.i' la''.'AS n court fine Tree ~.
a. ~ -"- a iA!' thursday evening.
'artpi Hurr AA- purchased Harry Hale.
''.' '''' i-''' il from Green lake 10
t'''
Au are i-4i N been placed near the school
"'''. VI d'''i''' 49, ID. r. directed by the
'''i4 n A.-e1m' ?.
T.- lrn.t v. Il. r,lkerN,o .ucre.d. 10
ta hu-.at,, heretofore conducted under tile
Haue of tae Boston Clothing etoe.
lur anul4i m-etfu, Of the woman. elm ~
Ellsworth ,s.H he held At the house ~ the
pr-t4.4t n,A, s..urdly At > 30 D, m.
Tl..-. ..-,4..t
,-.'.,.. -, WIG
northeast CORNER 81 Man sad state streets.
GA Tuesday. JAN. ID the civil term NJ the
.u.r-,n- f4i.rt,I court for u.pcoct country
WILDE h,I! int hi, rt,. In3ge Haskell yin
preside.
Fae.rg W5++. III. .i..r.,. =. rhi,.a,,,,,
H,.n.. & ,,...r.,, NJ uo.,,.,..i,,, -,
Another ~ ut Viii. frm i on township 30
urar GreeIh I'D. i'd charge Of John Neyels.
Tie al,,..l Communicates, t.,,o,;., ..,,.
So. ~. H. aua A. NJ. for The eleciior az
officer, 10. IN, .u,liu. wear. Viii h. b.ld at
Masonic NAH Nm. "Wednesday, svs,,;,,,
Jan. g.
are rLar-,l io lAe eating Of cheese Two
member, q v. J. Clark, family were made
IN, and y were several member. of John
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-01-04
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
First Meeting of the New Year-Little
Rnsfncas Mona Dnll nf A.,nn,,&.

First Meeting of the New Year-Little
Business Done-ROll of Accounts.
In spite Of the many counter-sttractions OF
New Years evening, the board OF aldermen OF
Ellsworth attended strictly to business, and
met on the first Monday of the month, In spite
Of the fact that that DAY was New Years day
and legal holiday.
Mayor Higgins was absent on account Of
Illness. and Alderman Eldridge. president OF
the board, presided. Clerk Hale recorded.
Aldermen Haynes, Maddocks and Mshoney
were the other members present.
After the journal OF the last meeting had
been read and approved, roll OF accounts
No. IL was presented discussed, made up and
approved as follows:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-01-04

class for the study of short hand is to be
formed at room 2 high school house, Tuesday
evening Jan. 9, at 80. Full particulars will be
given at the time, or may be obtained of Z. W.
Lord, who is to conduct the class. All interested
in the study, whether they propose to join the
class or not are invited to be present.-Adrt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-01-04

The hest salye In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, SORES. Ulcers, sal, Rheum, Fever Sores,
letter. Chapped Fand-. ,hiiblains, Corns. and al
skin Erupuons ana positively cures Plies. or
money refunded. Price IS cents per box. For
ale BY ID. Wiggiu.-4drt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-01-04
CLOAkS.

We have few of last seasons garments which you
have your price and this seasons garments reuc-
ton Of - per We offer follows:
Chdrens garments, from age to years, s. 81.
a from 81 and :.
Misses garments from 10 to l6 wears $3.50 $50.
a cut from IS o SD.
Ladies Seal Plush Cloaks those $50, Now $1,000
%. l25O
80 1900
Ladies' Newmarkets and Short Cloaks 50 will sell
fifty garments at that price and then stop
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-01-04

pramallc entertainment at Hancock ball
ever. evening TINS week by Paufs Theatre Co.
Entertainment at vesiry Of Unitarian church
this Wednesday, evening. Howells farce.
The Unex pected Guest
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-01-04
Asthma Sufferers

Who have In vain tried every other means of re
lef. should try Schinmann's German Asthma
Cure. No waiting for results. Its action is imme
diate, direct and certain. as a single trial will
prove. Send for trial package to DR., r. Schif
mann, St. Paul, Mimi, but ask your drug
oil at irst-ddrf.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-01-04
DRESS GOODS.

From side to the other of great Dress Goods Depart
men you will find prices have dted the lowest cb possible
800 yds. of half wool dress good, - Is
800 yd Of the choicest wool sungs which guarv sold
for 80 cts, }5
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-01-04
Buying a Dollars worth at SO Cents

This lot consists Of Hop Sackings Crcpon~ and other
high novelties in high-cost dress goods. The
tailed date 81 per 3D.; during this
sale marked down 50 We expect close the entire lot
within five days after the sale commences do delay but
call as early A. possible
Remnants of Dress Goods at half our former prices