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Florida's odd Fellows.

h '.i.ne(syille, Fla, March 2O.-The city
rr3 -ooded tonight with members Of the
5rDgr OF ODD Fellows They are here
-r,rl aiI the counties of this state and
rr,. nan ,llI states of the union. The cere-
Mi. WIS Oh the dedication of the sanitarium
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a Thomaaville merohant Dend.

or.a -..3sinijasyille, Ga, March 20.-I. Levy,
,.,..' Oh lhe largest Oldest and most highly
lo' tC-ued merchants of Thomasyille died
way IN Milledgeville.
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PRINTED MATTER IN THE MAILS.
A Bulletin From the Department Gov
erning Classification.

Washington, March 20.-The postoffice
department has issued bulletin an
nouncing that advertising sheets consist
ing entirely Of advertisements, or a COM
bination Of literary or pictorial matter
and advertisements, issued by business
houses and furnished to publishers for
the purpose of being circulated with
second-class publications, are regarded
by the department as permissible supple
ments or covers TO such publications,
postage.
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Ladies' whose systems are poisoned
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critics of p. p. p. - Prlekly Ash, Poke
Root and Potassium.
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letter, scald head, DOLLS. erystpoias,
contradiction that p. p. P. is the best
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positive, speedy and permanent cures
IN ell cases.
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Tt is as easy 10 write shorthand, " Fogg
says as it is to run into debt. In either case
1t IS the notes that bother Z fellow. Boston
Transcript.
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SPRINGFIELD, Mo. Aug. 1qth, 1893,
Il can speak in the highest terms Of
your medicine from my own personal
Knowledge. I was affected with heart
disease, pleurisy and rheumatism for
80 years, was treated by the very best
ply sicians ana spent hundreds Of dol
lars, tried every known r medy with
out finding relief. have only taken
one bottle of your +. p. P, and can
cheerfully say 10 has done me more
Roou than anything have ever taken.
] can recommend your medicine TO all
sufferers OF the above diseases.
MRS. N. M. WEARY.
Springfield, Green County, Mo.
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rheumatism
and SGr0fuIa

F. P. P. purifics the blood. builds up
the weak and debilitated, gives
strength 70 weakened nerves, eXpels
diseases, giving the patient health and
happiness where sickness, gloomy
feelings and lassttude drst prevailed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-21
E.LL~W WORTH FALLS. .

Thursday evening. the 7th inst, 4 second en-
ter'ainment wa, given to aid in raising fund
to replenish the sunday school library, and
about s3l was realized
Mrs. Chas. d. Treworgy ha- recently been
quite III. but Is better now.
\ sew Ing circle hs, been organized among
the ladies on the old Bangor road. Their first
object Is to build sidewalk from the head Of
Infant street TO Doyle's bridge.
Rev. II. W. Coney went TO Buck.port last
week TO attend the county conference OF Con-
grecational churches. He was accompanied by
William K. JOY.
The thunder shower and wind storm Of last
sunday tested the stability OF the buildings
and trees about here. A large oak In Nahum
Floods pasture was blown down. Nell Gray's
partly-bult house was badly lurched, but can
be Strengthened al right.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Whitcomb are IL
Brunswick to remain probably TIL their sol
Bonnie graduates next week.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-21
Stabbips ARRAY at Sullivan.

A stsbbng sifray occurred at West sullivan
last Wednesday night. The victim was Ed
ward Gay, who received an ugly lunge under
the right shoulder, the weapon being good
sized jaek-knife.
The assailsnt was Alphonzo Pinkham. The
assault was the outcome of a drunken braw,
the liquor being furnished, It Is alleged, by a
well-known violator OF the law, who had only
LAY or two previous 10 the assault been
pulled
De2uty-Sherif r. Il. JOY brought Pinkham
TO Ellsworth last Friday. bringing along also
bis brother. Nahum Pinkhsm. The parties
were given hearing before Judge Dutton at
the lai,ers residence, where he is still confined,
nursing abroken knee-csp.
Alphonzo was held In 500 bonds to await
trial at the October term OF court; Nahum
was put under $500 as an accessory to the
crime. In default Of ball both prisoners were
sent TO Jail.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-21
The Storm of sunday

The beat OF last Saturday and Sunday cu-
minated In one of the seyerest of tempests, ac-
companied by terrific thunder and lightning
that proved destructive.
On Saturday night one of Charles Otis' barns
at Otis was struck, set on fire, and totally de-
Thomas Robinson ut Bay Side was struck and
damaged somewhat.
The house OF Richard Perkins at l.amone
was struck but only slightly damaged.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-21

Sunshine and showers combined are making
the grass and crops look finely.
Stage-driver J. W. Jordan bought fiue
horse on Thursday Of Postmaster Merritt
Wyman.
Alonzo Grindle came up from Black Island
Friday to assist the other assessors In adjust
ing the taxes.
George B. Dyer came on the stage Saturday.
He has been gone since March II. IN the
schooner Prank A. Magee" Of Ellsworth.
Edward Jordan of Ellsworth, who came
down TO Shady Nook Saturday. returned to
the city today. His wife and daughter came
with him.
The bay was filled with pleasure boats SUN
day. but when the shower came up they all
anchored near The other shore in the lee formed
by the land.
/ Prof. Parker gave stereoptcon and eleetri-
cal entertainment at the Oak Point school
| house Friday evening to large and appecia-
| tive audience.
| The sewing circle held strawberry festival
| at the Fullerton school-house last Thursday
| evening and feel pleased with their success
| Every one reports fine time. Miss Essit
Murch Of Hampden, gave reading In a very
| entertaining manner.
/ June IS.
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the GLORIOUS FOURTH.


VIVA, III. c...
No..
"ee'ihs monday Evening.
At the meeting of the s,enarsl commi,tae
,s., vel r. = - 'n' Sens'I, 'o"'n'', :,
ias' week y T.. Monaghan, j. 4. Doyle. X. Al.
Campbell and q, r. Smart were annointed a
oo.,,.,,,
0'niiu'''ee 10 arrange DEFINITE programme,
and they have prepared the following:
sos sunrise, ringing of bells
6.na. Fantasties
Prizes: ls,. as; ID A.. "a, -
- - - - -
Aug u .'e "aPe1e' VIII give an
- ense s 'AiHi'ie'' 'r'i" an eieNa'e"
500 FIFE and Drum Corps eseortlug srcmep
from train.
500 Rand concert on pos,oNice squares
sta Sack race
Fries lst' ss' sd' sl-
~ "'a'o race
Al. 49, 60 ~ -
80 ~ So" rae.
40, 49,. ~ - ~ -
Prizes i, - !, =,
a45. Blueherry ME eating cor,e., an an .,.,.,
cd -t,ge hv 10 vonny nnvs
Prizes lat. 81; III. 80 cts.
loco Band concert.
1913 20 yards dash. Prize. silver medal.
il.So. rus raerl
Prizes IT, s3 2d. -.
rri1ea ist a. "a 4,
u = Band concert.
~; Afe'neh dinner IN Hancock hall.
street.
AFTERNOON
n III r u%' ~ a. "yman rark'
lao ards dash at wyman Park.
c-.,,
Co,cor. ,,aI'a,s =. ,,,
~. y '"' ~"
-. al" '"e 'o'''"'"H "">'
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PROBATE COURT.
June Term-Busiuess Done-Proceed-
ings of the Insolvency Court.

June Term-Busiuess Done-Proceed-
ings of the Insolvency Court.
| The June term OF the probate and insolvency
courts met at Ellsworth last Wednesday week.
Following is summary of the business trans
acted:
PROBATE COURT
| Wills admitted to probate as follows
Henry Hodgkins. Lamoiue; Henry Dennis.
| Trenton.
Wills filed for probate as follows Daniel
b. Eaton. fremont; Emily Livingston, Cler-
mont. Columbia County. New York.
Administration was granted on estates OF
James NJ. seger, Bucksport; Louisa II. Harris
horn. Ellsworth; George W. Herbert. Bucks
| port; Minnie +. LIttetield, Penobscot; John
Kelley, Hancock; John Nsnsaw, Gouldsboro.
Auxiliary administration granted on estate
OF Edward 7. Reed. Abingdon, Mass.
Petition flied for administration on estate of
Herbert 5. Smith, Buehn.
Guardians were appointed unto Ethel r.
keyes, oriand; Millie |. Jones, Gouldsboro.
Additional bond of guardian of Chri-sie +.
Perry. an insane person, OF Gouidsboro. filed
and approved.
Inventories were returned OF estates of
William W. Hatch. Castine; Ezra II. Dodge
fremont; Thomas NJ. Pierce. Mount Desert,
minor; Jesse Perry, GoulI,boro.
Orders Of notice were returned in estates OF
Franklin French, Franklin; Ezra H. Dodge,
fremont; William NJ. Freeman. Mount
Desert Edgar 5. Perkins, Pcnob,cot
Accounts were settled In estates OF Josish
Bean. sullivan; Elzt J. Farnham, Brooks
willie; William NJ. Freeman. Mount Desert:
Lucretia Sargent, Ellsworth; Theodore r.
Pierce, Mount Desert.
Account, were filed for settlement in e.
tate- % Cyuthi. II. Abbott, Hancock, an in
sane person, Wesley +. Bate, Brooksville, an
Insane person Strah l.. Glnn. orand, an in
,aar person, Mary 4. Low ID nurk,poff, a
person 81 uu~nunl muI.
Petitions werr flied Tor license To sell real
estate ot Samuel 4. Stubs rutk,rorl: Mary
A. Grnu', ilanrosi Jane, Long, Trcm ut;
Mile | Jones miuor. Gnuli~horn; tl,ri>>a
l.. nm. minn-. Boston, County IN Suffolk.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts,
Petition h'cd mr. new bond of admlnl>,ra-
TOR ~ estate Of v itm rhilliT-. Elanco,k.
pyclina'inn ~ \ 4. 'opllite named A. ,x-
ecutor "tWi.l % Henp Ind-kin-, Lamninc,
filed.
CorHl M I>>nL,fNrY
Bertrand + Clnh ot Edcu, VA appointed
assignee Of estate II lule- J. Lanton Of IRE.
mnnt. who carried nn cuisines, j, -aii TIL
mont ID hi- awn ntrnr W. unirr TIL usme II
thu Bass Huhor Canrinz Co., and al,o the
name N La~ton Rro-.. ln,n's'ut debtor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-21

\ feeling of ennity has lately sprung up be-
tween the Ellsworth ball team and the Bar
Harbors witch, It i, hoped, viii not be allowed
TO continue. The feeling originated in the
dispute which came up in the last game be-
tween the teams, ia which the Bar Harbors
forfeited The game by not coming to time at
period OF the game when ball was batted
over third base. The proper way would seem
to be for the members OF neither team to talk
shout those Of the other, but 70 decide the dis
pute by match game, which would probably
be much more satisfactory, and would doubt
hess end all untriendly feelings.
Last Thursday forenoon the Ellsworth nine
played a game OF seven innings at West Sulli-
van with the local team there, and defeated it
by score Of II TO .. In the absence OF
Churchill aud Hapin battery, l.. NJ. Moore
manager OF the Ellsworth nine, and Cushman
second base acted substitutes, Moore de-
velopiDg quite curve. In the afternoon the
Bar Harbors and West Sullyans played an In.
teresting game, and the former were defeated
Il to 3.
The Surry road boys went 10 East Bluehill
last Saturday, where they played one inning
with q nine at that place. The game was post
| poned on account OF rain. Scores were even,
| two apiece.
| The West SuIlivan- and the Elsworths a. e
expected to play at Wyman park next Satur-
day afternoon.
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business Notices.

Tapley's Bread Winner outwears all other
shoes.
gentleman, under forty years of age, whose
hair was apidly becoming thin and array, began
the use Of Ayers hair vigor. and In six months
his hair was restored to its natural color, and
even more than its former growth and richness.
Happy days and restfui nights result from u.s.
ing Ayers sarsapariila. 1t so regulates all the
bodily functions and strengthens the nervous
system that worry and fatigue are comparatively
unknown and life is truly enjoyed. 1t is Ger
tainly q most wonderful medicine.
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AFFAIRS.


.s.u-Gel home from
l.. Har IiArl,or w1- IN town
.o,-t Iisri,sr va,
V 'D'
"'.'
IAt A-A ae Performed ST iAe
ttA' sunday
"7is -t' 'ra- 'ni.9'~'td 1h'' Inc
~- r. .iA' Il
L.A.-A l.t..- lel4.r- ni-de Oh he
...r- H. --s., .u y, I'D street.
Iasr. a M.. Va h4rll. hall, E4,t
~4lr,.t.. tt-.- !.fa l, Fourth.
t.9,. if....l... ,ft,.. Lake House. Belham,
.3....., last Monday.
tt, sf tt.,rr,t.,I. i.
..-rr t.-....-.- ms ". II. dresser.
n,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-21

The following are the important corrections
made during the month OF May on the charts
published by the L. s Coast Survey:
Freuchman's Bay, of Baker Island. a new
buoy, Gilley Ledge, black, No, l, Is shown on
the bearings Baker Island light, S. BY W.
W.; Cranberry Island ife-ssying station,
WNW. W. A I0-foot lump is now shown
close TO the position OF this buoy. This affects
charts 29a, 300 and 1893
Frenchman's Bay, OF Little Cranberry Is
land, the number Of ilarding- Ledge black
buoy has been changed from to ). This af-
fleets charts 292. SOC and 1903
Burnt Coat iisrbor approaches. A 7. S. fair.
way buoy !, shown on the bearings: Burnt
Coat ilarbor tN.) light, Ne. E.; High Sher.
IN, INV. ! W. This affects charts 3nS
aud los.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-21

4 monster trout or toguc va, caugh, a-t
MONDAY nj rhtIlip-' Lake. Dolham, 10y Ale.
Phillips, wcli-kno~u resident Of that place.
Thc d-h after being brough, from The pond
10 >hutr', market in TIT. city. weighed between
twelve and one-hAlf and thirteen pounds. and
must have Weighed thirteen strong" when
caught. II wt. shipped 10 Bangor
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Coming Events,

Scribner a. Smiths circus today Thursday.
June 24-27-Colby commencement.
June 24-2S-Bowdoin commencement
June a -29-Bates commencement.
June 26-Democratic State convention, Lew
iston-
June 26-Hancoek county peoples party
convention, Ellsworth.
June 2T-Hancock county republican con-
vention, Ellsworth.
July 4-CelebratiOns at Ellsworth. Amherst,
uliyan. Horse races at Mountain Park,
Bluehil.
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advertisements.


J. b. Wilson. 81 Clay St.. Sharpsburg. Pa.
says he will not be without Dr. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. Coughs and
Colds. That ii cured his wife who was threat
ened with Pneumonia after an attack OF lis
Grippe" when various other remedies aud
several physicians had done her no good
Robert Barber, of Cooksport, Pa, claims DIR.
Kings New Discovery has done him more
good than anything he ever used for Lung
Trouble. Nothing like 1t. Try it. Free Tria
Bottles at S. d. Virgins drug store. Large
bottles, Soc. and $1.00.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-21
ELLSWORTH MARKETS.


sAiNE Law KAsARniSo WEIGHTS ASp ANAsrKE>.
ttpshcl u Liverpool salt shan weigh q pounds. AMI
ahHseeln ~ Turks Island salt Shall WoEh ~ pounds
Ihe standard weight Of bushel Of potatoes. iu sp,i
oT5cT a7i ct frr shipping Is a. pauuds
lb9 standard weight 81 bushe vi beans iu good ar
Der AID ~ iur shipping is ~ pounds aheat t,tiA
ruiA haEa turnips and peas. Pounds. M cnrn j.
pounds. q onions, - pounds % carrots, English ur-
Hips. rsc. and Indian meal, 81 pounds, barley ana
huckwhcai, - pounds, q ats - pounds
s hs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-21

situp 81 had splendid spin on my bicycle
today out to Nillavillc. Fine scenery IN that IL
reci!on' You have cycled out there haven't
You" Stopper Yes, but never &c anything
hut my wheel" HnSfoa Transcript
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-21

TIE races al Mountain Park Buehili, post
poned from Tuesday OF last week, came of the
following day. Bucksport carried OF the
honors OF the day. Following Is summary :
rHREENISTrE CLASS.
seiim, c. W. 4. Brown Bnckspor,, i
Flora Bell +. c. Leach. Bluehili, .
Christie Warden. q. f. Candagc, ,
Diamond. W, Redman, Brooklu, o
buster, w. Bates, Brooksyille, 5dr
Time-a.iS , y. e0
. - CLASS.
Maud H., A. NJ. Houston, Bucksport
Mercury, A. II. Smith, Bucksport, 2
Bet-ey, Judson Torrey, Deer Isle, 8 ?
Hector, Henry Small, seigwick, -
Time S0s, a.Ja, 2.57.
30 CLASS.
Mile T., Frank Noble Bueksport, m
Daisy Bell T.. c. Leach. Bluehill. &c
Reuben l., simeon Leach, Bluehin. 3
Tine-sss, $50 IA.
Judges. Frank Arey, David J. Allen, A. c.
flinckley.
The next races at the park will be on
July4.
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DIED.

BRIDGES-At Penobscot, June "A, Mrs. Nellie
Bridges, aged Is years.
BILLISGS-At Deer Isle, june II, William G..
Billings, aged years. months.
CARTER-At Buehill, June Il, Olive Carter,
aged days.
CHATTO-At Brooksvile. June Il. Ralph W.
Chatto, aged months.
WOODMAN-At Surry, June l., Mrs. Emma f..
Woodman, aged - years, months, 10 days. =.
IOUNG-At Amherst, June IA, Mrs. Mercy J.
Young, aged " years, 10 months.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-21

\ large freshman eas. 3. expected mex,
term.
Harry {. Mason q he junior, visited Ran
cor thi- week.
The school nine will probably make arrange
men', FER match game with the Bangor hl-h
school nine To be played durn, the vacation.
Il j. ,aid that the position q, pitcher il be
Ellsworth, viii be offered 10 Ernest L. Moore
OF the senior class, soon a. the place !.
vacated n Everett Churchill, who j. going
sway.
y letter Wa received lat Thur-day 10y Mr.
Dresser from a">ummer school ~ Expressive
All" ii Belfast, ID which term, tuition. free.
j. offered to The bot speaker u TN graduating
ci4,-.
Notice IA, been given ~ Supervisor Lord
for al The candidates for admission TO the high
school y prc-en, them-elvc, 8. one Of The
SO :. III.
owing " The .arGc number q the graduating
class, but eleven ont Of 4 clA,- Of nineteen y Va
deliver part, Al the coming graduation. They
are Annie NJ. Rroan, Florence 4. Jarvis.
LA NJ Baker. Carrie Z. smith Georgia Tripp,
Villa Frost. L. Z. Mason Ernest l.. Moor.
Harold Clark. Harry @. Tracy and Daniel r.
Loweree
The school rrper the EE>,-orH M.
>otuI N,rnrlrr. which ha- been read on
Friday afternoon. when there We're any excr-
cI-e-. and which ha- never appeared In print,
will il j. expected be- printed hereafter A..
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MARRIED.

CARTER-PHILLIPS-A Ellsworth. June 10
by Rev. Edward A. Mason, Miss Adelaide w
Carter of BroOklin to willard IL. Phillips of
Hancock.
LESLIE-ROG ERS-At Ellsworth Falls, June
IL, by Rev. IL. W. Conley, Mrs Mary Jane
Leslie to Alexander Rogers, both of Ellsworth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-21

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Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. salt Rheum. Fever Sores,
letter, Cbapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns. and al
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money refunded. Price 25 cents per box For
sale by S, ID. Wiggin.--4drt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-21

4oly arose from the fact that Mrs. Chandler.
MIS- Haie's mother, has rented a eoitage at
Bar Harbor. where the Hales will q course be
guests.
Fred Hale has finished his examinations for
the year at Harvard, and Is at home.
Carroll Burrill and b. T. Sow lie are of on A
weeks cruise down the ba, in Mr.. sowle's
yacht odd Comfort
Rev Charles T. Garfield, formerly pastor of
The Unitarian church. now of Boston, Is pass
ing few weeks In this city
The funeral OF the late Mrs. Willis Moore
occurred at the Free VIII Baptist church We'd
nesday afternoon of last week.
The general conference OF Congregational
churches OF Maine is in session a, Bangor,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Of thI.
week
Chief Justice Fuller of the United States
supreme court, and Mrs. Fuller are shortly to
De The guests of Mrs. Eugene Hale at The
Pines
one OF the main water pipes at the west end
OF Tue bridge burst early Tuesday afternoon
The water was quickly shut of. and the
broken pipe replaced.
t. II, Greedy attended the races at the Au-
Susta driving park last week. lie was starter,
ana also one OF the judges. Mr.. Greedy was at
the iiitsfield races Tuesday
John Hanson, who has been visiting his
/ parents ~ this city. returned to Bangor last
/ thursday. lie will be employed on one OF
| TIE steamers running between Bangor and
Boston.
George Hawkes., an apprentice In the Enter.
! PRISE office. has been very III at bis home on
/ Grani street for the last few days. with ty.
! phoid fever. At last accounts he WAS i'm
/ proving
/ Congressman MllIlken has succeeded in get
/ ting through the House al Washington a b,II
/ appFoPriaiing s6,f9l.I2 to pay the clients OF
/ Hale 4 Hamin for work done upon the Bar
/ Harbor breakwstcr.
1 Hon. John p. Hopkins Of thi. eIty was
elected a vice president OF the Maine Untar.
ian convention that was held 1t Portland a,t
"ecA Judge W. +. whlichou,e was another
Of The H!co-pre>idrnt>.
great Improvement /, the new Sidewalk
on south street. which extends up what /,
SHOWN Turner'S bill sud on. to Marie
street. part Of the distance having been with.
oui 4 ~sik heretofore.
Among visitors to town during the past
week have been Howard Lowell Of swan.
Island. Edward Desl>le, OF "Neptunian Food~
fsmc- Lsmone orlsndo Ash, b. : Higgins
snd ;. +. TTipr. Bar Harbor.
4 broken wire arr,s. Main s,-e,, ..,,,a 49,,
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BORN.

Lemons N dnE iaE-iD Orange.
HAuAnas. 80 3 tncoanUt. earh t2aa
s,rar lefri=s,g r box Is rneapple,. each y
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-21

Herd. Grass PERTH ais Clover, per b
Red Twp FrT ~ III K-t.
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ST JoHS, bar June l6, sch Z Emerson
Bar Harbor
CIEsFUEGos-At June 5, bark Arlington, Ba
timOre
In port June ), bark Henry Norweil, Cushma
NULNlrAs-sld June !, sch ID ID Haskell, Ha.
kell, New York
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-17
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quOrid0 Ntlsar mas dc una vss dufanta ID rOvolucl6n
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Eeupo dc sAntisgo souvr6 81 Gran Prior ponis en-
communication ID lgrrecon las copEtrRcconeS yecinSs
6Olignac esab CON rAs6n persuaddo de que 81 hotel de
se6orta 10 Rgaude debia poser de esss ccmuni-
Oacones ocutRs que omGban espece dc red oScurs
nterio1a deseonocda bajo tOdO aqle barro cue hoy
dla cagi ha desaparsCido por complete =
No g tratsoa, por ConSguiente deSpues de haberue
hssgursdo de ID exstsncia de una gaera bterSnea en-
e hotel de a hgAudie pno de ponsrla en- communication
u era possible, con una de las cueVas de Il torre
E COrOnel no perdi6 el TEMPO Habil fjsdo nm ter
inO de dos dlas para ~ nueva entrevta CON Juan Ri
Were.
Dnrante squaoS dos dias guerra aprOYschar 81 item.
pc no perder nj una bora
Aquells njamA noChe soignac Habis que una evpseie
de caeTa ablis e isrdn mismo del hotel de Ia Ri
gaud comuncabs uuhterr6peamente con los corredo-
rss Bscretos del Tempe.
E ar5inero % 10 habfs assgurado deClarando que 81
miHmO habfa bsiadO IN dis por ALI.
Al da siguierte Soignac mand6 bussar 81 padre de
RivieYe, que Sc plesent6 toda priss.
-Crso que he hafado 10 que. dege6bsmog-la diio
Soignac-Subames en- I'M calrus1e; seRuidne vereis
juan Riviere sstAba rojo de alegrfa chArlaba Dor
81 camino como 81 eBuviese borraCho
DeIagte del hotel Dc Ia Rgaud.e Sogpsc higo parsr
"a ssrEuse do 81 Conercisnts de p.nOs que psrmAne-
sierra slN hnSts que fueran buScarle.
Tened pasisnciai o. snyiass bgGssr.