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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-01-18

Edwin Rand i quite III with lung fever
Mrs. A. W. Greedy is quite III at her home
on Main street.
W. G. Sargent of sargentvilIe was in town
last week
VIM. Grant has been IN for some time
with pneumOnis.
Maj. L. P. Reed of North Abingdon, Mass,
was in town Monday.
+. h. Hopkins is out again after quite a
severe sttack of the grip.
ExSherif u. l.. Fields. who has been
seriously i'll, j. now able to be out again.
Mr. and MIR, Melvin 5. Smith are IN at their
home on High street with the grip
Miss Mary Scott hss returned from atwo
weeks visit anon friends in Bar Harbor.
Miss Thomas of New York i visiting her
sister, Mrs DIR. Hodskins.
Mr.. John Langley and daughter Annie
have been quite I'll Al their home on High
street for few days past
Charles Ou> Of Oti- wa, in the city on Mon
day He ha> Just recovered from four weeks
'A'"7 'p'4''"'
MIR. snd Mrs. {. II. Lyon of Bangor have
been the guests OF Mr.. Lyons father, Hon.
John d. Hopkins.
Mrs NJ. +. Redding returned home sunday.
after an extended visit 10 friends in Rockland
and Massachusetts,.
L. : Dorsey returned last week from A stay
OF ten days up river In the vicinity Of Great
Pond, where he has been attending 10 the in
terest, OF the Burriil Lumber co.
The many friend. az Henry JorI., ,o...l
clerk on TIN, Il. and A. railroad. Who has he, n
seriously MI At H,n,or :, I'M ,neurori. vilt.
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COURT oFINsoLvENcY

In the case OF John +. X. Freeman. OF Tire
mont. insolvent debtor, George p. Dutton was
Aroinied assignee; acceptance filed; assgnee'-
bond filed and approyed assignment made to
assignee.
In the case OF Brown & Freeman. co-part-
ners. and John 7. Brown, individually, insol-
vent debtors. George r. button was appointed
assignee, acceptance died. ss>ignee'- bond
filed and approved; assignment made to
assigner; also petition for sn allowance filed
by John p. Brown, individually.
Appointment OF second meeting OF creditors
filed and approved in cases of Stephen Rich
ardson, Mount Desert Sarah J. Staples, Eden :;
Charles Pendleton. Gouldsboro; Albert r.
Conary, Bluehil; John La Count, Gouldsboro,
insolvent debtors.
Debtors petition for discharge filed in cases
OF Charles Pendeton. Gouldsboro; Emery
Bros. & Carter, Eden. a. eopartners and in2i-
viduals; Clara A. Stubs. Eden; A. II. Buzz
zell & Son, Amherst, As copartners and indi-
viduas, insolvent debtors.
Accounts filed b, assignees of estates of
George NJ. Jelison, Eden; Albert Conary,
Bluehil.
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est Trenton.

West Trenton.
The sounl Of wedding bells is to be
heai - tsic near future-the marriage OF
Town Clerk Thomas J. Hopkins to Mrs.
Kate Il. Haynes.
Daring the past three weeks there have
been about seventy people confined TO
Their homes with The prevailing epidemic
Most all are getting better, few being
SIM very IT,
On account Of Illness Rev &. b. Chad
wick has been unable to hold religious
services a. this place fnr several SUNDAYS
past lie thinks he viii be abe to be with
a. again t"o weeks from next Sunday.
M-- Ametis y M4rshall ha- received
Chii-iIna- present OF han i,ume decor
sl,d tea set and i dozen silver teaspoons
fr IA frirud- who generally attend ms, l.
ln@> at Cutpn church, 10 recognition Of
hvt talented and faithful services as or
ganist dnring several years past.
Edgar Murch. eldest son OF Elisha {.
suI Amanda rJmroy Murch, died on Mon
day afternoon Of this week Of typhoid
purnmuhla after a brief Illness Of ten DAYS
lie "a> "A duuful sou, a loving brother aud
faithful friend. Iii, life was character
lied ~ good morals aud pleasant dispu-
sltlou, aud In Const uueuCe he was Il general
favofite with sil hts associates Besides
HI parents he leaves three brothers aud
one sister 70 mourn his ~ndIen departure
lii- funeral was At Union church. Rev.
q II. Chadwick ofilcisting and was large
IL attended hy sympathetic friends WHO
assembled to pay the last tribute Of re-
spccL 10 his memory.
Jan. IL Roy
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The Road to Success.

The first essential in writing an adver-
tisement is to have something to say.
Form of expression is only an accessory.
People do not read books because Of the
beauty of the language used They read
for the ideas, and graceful diction is
only an agreeable ornament. The most
important thing about an advertisement
is that it shall offer a distinct and at
tractive inducement After this feature
Is assured it will be in order to make the
language as clear and transparent as
possible. Assume that the attitude Of
the public is: Why should l deal with
you instead of John Jones? If you can
answer that question satisfactorily, your
advertisements are bound to strike home.
Printers Ink.
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Sedgwick.
Fred L. Carter of Bar Harbor is in
town. He is stopping with his uncle, o.
z. Carter.
Mrs. Z. A. Friend is very low at the
present writing. Mrs Abbie Carter of
West Sedgwick is nursing her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph E. Dority have re-
turned from their wedding tour, and are
receiving congratulations from their many
friends.
Daniel Eaton, an aged citizen of this
town. died at his home in Sargentville,
Jan. 10, aged eighty-four years. Mr..
Eaton was much respected, and will be
greatly missed.
At the annual meeting of Eggemoggin
lodge, No. l2s, held in Masonic hall,
Sedgwick, Jan. s, the following officers
were elected: Julian II. Hooper, W. NJ
Vets II. Cain, S. W; Theo. A. Smith, j.
W.; Fred L. Sargent, treas. /; Orrin p. Car
ter, sec'y. Henry l.. Morgan, S. ID. Henry
A. Small, J. d.. John +. Lane. S. s.. John
w. Paris, j. s.; Groves A. Parker, tyler.
Public installation Tuesday evening, Jan.
l6, supper following.
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Thi- "Wednesday evening, Jan II. al the
Unitarian vestry. the Unity club will give a
chocolate social" the entertainment Will
consist OF play in one set entitled "Six Cups
Of Chocolate" with the following east of
characters:
Mis- Aiyne Won sudan, German Girl.
Miss Clara Jordan
MIS- : Dorothy Green, i New England Girl
Mis- Blanche Hopkins
Mi-s Hester Beacon, a Bo-tonian.
Miss Alice Moore
Miss Marion Lee, 4 Transpanted South.
Girl, Mis- Florence Jarvis
Mis- BeatriN Won kortlandt. a New York
Girl, Mis- Maud Pre-by
Mis- jeannette Durand, French Girl,
Miss hate JOY
After The play the young ladies will serve
chocolate and cake in the vestry psrlor.
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IiIuriiiiI

nluchiil.
The union meetings held during Il .
wee X Of prayer are 10 be continued part of
the present week.
Mrs. HAwsv. widow u the late Rev. ].
+. Haw Of L'tchhcid. is visiting II, r
daughter Mrs. Bean.
4 reading-room association has been
organized. and the following chosen as
otiiret- f-uf + Ii. Slower. president.
DR., 7 Grindlr. vice president, Rev. q
Mayo, secretary, and Mrs. Eliza Herrick
treasurer
There are many cases Of sickness in the
community r. 6. Lord has been con
fined 10 the house for two weeks Mrs
A g. Peters has been quite Ill., Mrs. q.
Mayo is much better
The winter term Of the village schools
began Monday, Jan !. Miss Ella A.
Slower has charge Of the grammar school,
aud Miss Carrie Dodge of the primary
department.
Henry +. Peters. Of Pennington. Cal,
who, with his wife aud daughter, visited
their many friends here last summer, has
not been able to take the journey home On
account % Ill health. and, with hi- family,
i spending the winter WIKI Mr. and Mrs
George A. Chute IN Dedham, Mass
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SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
The January Term for Hancock County
COnvenes-lndRe Haskell Presisies

Inc january Term Tor Hancock County
Convenes Haskell Presities.
The January term Of the supreme judicial
court for Hancock county convened at Els
worth Tuesday morning
The usual formalities attended the opening
Judge Thomas u. Haskell is the presiding
justice, and the following are court officers
John F. knowlton. clerk; James W. Patier.
son, sheriff +. 5. Clark, county attorney !;
J. A. Hayden, stenographer; Harry Austin.
messenger. Depuiy-Sheriff Hooper OF Els
worth, Fennelly OF Bar Harbor. Alen Of North
SedETlck, and Grant OF Surry were 10 at
tendance.
The following attorneys were present: Ham.
lin. Burnham, Dutton. Redmsn, Sowle, King,
Stuart, Mason, Drummey. Giles. Lord, Peters
and Campbell OF Ellsworth; Cunningham and
Fellows Of Bueksport; Deasy. Clark, L. s..
Wood. Bunker and Clark, B. E.. OF Bar Har.
Dor; Spoiford. +. r., Of Deer Isle Warren OF
Castine; Chase OF Bluehill; Fuller Of South.
west Harbor; Tracy OF Gouldsboro.
Out-of-town attorneys present were o. D.
Baker OF Augusta, J. s. Hartman OF Belfast,
and W. 7. Hsines OF Wstervile
Rev. Edward A. Mason delivered the open
ing prayer. Tuesday was spent in calling the
docket, empsneing jury. and assigning
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Ancient Order OF United Workmen bv the
supreme court at Pittsburg, Pa, whereby the
order cannot b. made to pay the death benefit
unless dues are paid. Mrs. Ella W. Dickin.
son, widow OF deceased member, sued the
supreme lodge for 81 600 the amount OF bis
policy in the order. The certificates OF mem.
bers say that assessments must be paid before
the 18th Of each month. and Dickinson had al
lowed bis January, ISIS. dues to become over
due. He died shortly after, and the order re-
fused to pay the policy. The Allegheny
county court decided In favor of the order, and
the supreme court has sustained the verdict
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Business Notices.

To preserve youthful appearance as long az
possible. it is indispensable that the hair should
retain Its natural color and fulness. There Is no
preparation 50 effective as Ayers hair vigor. II
prevents badness, and keeps the scalp clean.
cool and healthy.
"Now is the winter of our discomfort made
glorious summer by Ayers sarsaparila This
wonderful medicine SO inyigorates the system and
enriches the blood that cold weather becomes
positively enjoyable. Arctic explorers would DO
well to make . note Of this.
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Lamoine.
Mrs. Matilda Boynton of Lamoine
mother OF lawyer II. +. Boynton If Sulli-
van, had stroke of paralysis recently,
and is now IN critical condition,
Capt c. II. II dgkins, who has been
visiting his family for a f W days, has re
turned 10 New York where his vessel il
loading for another West Indian trip.
At the annual meeting of the IamonC
grange cooperative store company. hell
Jan. =. the folio ing officers were elect Il
\. B. Coolidge, president and treasurer
\. b. Young, secretary; \. b. Young
Edmund Hodgkins and j. b. Coolidge
trustees. The mpany's trade durin. the
past year amounted to about Sll 900.
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COUNTY NEWS.
Err aRiifionyi rnunf, nom. 80 nthar ,,,,as
Sullivan

sullivan.
Miss Hattie Corners Is at home for the
remainder of the winter, greatly to the Joy
of her many friends 10 this vicinity.
Rev. Mr.. Weed preached very accept
able New Years sermon at the hall on
Sabbath evening last, and the choir render
ed choice music, aided by solo from Miss
Nellie Bartlett, In her usual sweet style.
Mrs. C. A. Stimson arrived home on
Tuesday last, from her three months stay
In the West, principally 10 Kansas City
with her daughter, Mrs. George c. Emery.
Hosts of friends here are glad to welcome
her back.
On the evening of Jan. !, the Manor Inn
was the scene Of much gsyety and pleasure
the occasion being the anniversary Of the
marriage of MIR. and Mrs. W. .. Emery.
who had invited their friends to celebrate
1t with them. The young ladies were very
daintily dressed in fancy gowns of differ
ent shades, while black predominated
among the more matronly Of the company
Music, vocal and instrumental, dancing
and refreshments filed the programme
till the small hours.
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Any lumbermen going into the woods who
would like bundles Of good reading matter to
take can have them by calling at the public
resdlng-room. They are always ready.
The duties Of the Kings Daughters are such
that they cannot attempt to answer any sppllca.
tons that are not accompanied by the name OF
the sender. 1t Is point of honor In the circle
that all the benevolent work is confidential
but the name Of the person sending each
application is indispensable as Il guarantee.
1t was very gratifying 10 the Hsnd-in- Hand
circle to receive few days ago 4 letter from a
member who now lives In Virginia, signifying
her interest in the circle and her desire to be
considered 4 member for the ensuing year.
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Lanoine Beach.

Lamoine Beach.
Miss Lena DesIsle has returned home
from Ellsworth.
Quite an extensive clam business is being
carried on here
The social society held its last meeting
with Mrs. Asa Hodgklns.
The grip is here at last. Chelsea Hodg-
kins' family are sick with it.
Miss Halle Higgins lett Saturday for
Vanceboro. where she is TO teach school,
Mrs. Melinda Winterbotham has gone to
Egypt TO spend few weeks with her
daughter.
There will be "box supper" at the
schoolhouse Friday evening, under the
management of the social society.
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The time to advertise is all the time
that's universal sense.
The things to advertise in are the mo
diums reaching the people-that's eco
nomical sense.
Beware Of the paper that's all quality,
and pass if it be all quantity; use that
which reaches the buyers-that's pro
Gressive ssase.-Exchange.
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GouldsborO.

GouldsborO.
The outlook for business here has not
been so poor for many years.
Sherman Smith went through here last
Wednesday on his way home to Steuben
from Berlin Falls, n. H., where he has
built pulp mill.
School in district No. To- closed last
Friday after successful term of eight
weeks, taught by Rev. Geo. Bailey Of the
Methodist denomination.
John s. Young cut his foot quite bad y
one day this week. good rule to wor k
by is to keep your hands down when you
strike-let them drop with the ak.
Jan. l3. FLANDERS
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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 but just the contrary They such frequent
occurrences that did need the word everybody recoc
nzes the fact that goods always sold lower than those
who are forever hapng expression which they make
meaningless by continually applying it unsatisfactory quail
ties. Our primary consideration quality, and positively
refuse to offer to trade trash poor goods.
On the first day of January lasting during the month";
will naugurae Bargain Sale and give all its power
by backing the statement with figures that will appeal every
bargain seeker bargain lover in Hancock County During
this sale most of the goods will be sold markdown
> to 80 per
The heaviest cut in price. will make
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Death of Meltiah j. Adams

Meltah Jordan Adams, Familiarity known
for more than halt century as "Jerd" Adams,
died al bis home on Bridge Hin last Sunday,
aged eighty years, lacking fourteen days.
Mr.. Adams has been a familiar figure 10
Ellsworth for many years. He was q carpen-
ter By trade. but for some time, owing to in
irmities OF age, he has been able to do very
little.
His aged wife, who Is In poor health, sur.
wives him. The funeral was held on Tuesday.
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MARRIED..

sTAPltS-JoNtS-h Hrooklin, Jan. h. by
Robert \ Friend, esq, Mis- Grace Mae staples
to Frank q. Jones, 10th III Hruoki!n
RlPLEf-pnKR- Buck port Jan s. by Rev.
VIM. Forsyth, Miss Josephine +. Ripley OF
orlAnd 70 John porr Of Buck-port
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. KAT BuckSport Jan.
10 by Rev II W. Norton, Mr-. Leila l. VI.
Churchill of Madison 10 George H. Hancock OF
Buck-port.
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advertisements.
A Million Friends

friend in need IL friend Indeed, and not
less than one million people have found just
such friend in DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs, and Colds.-If you
have never used this Crest Cough Medicine,
one trial will convince you thai it has wonder
full curative powers ir all diseases Of Throat
Chest and Lungs. Each bottle is guaranteed
to do all that is claimed or money will be re.
funded. Trial bottles free at 8. d. Virgins
Drug store. Large bottles 80 c. and $1.OO.
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FOUNDING" A PARsoS.

Rev. Mr.. Weed met the members of his
congregation and friends at the hall on
"Wednesday evening last, the occasion
being q pounding" from the above per-
sonages. He was not roughly handled. as
the result was S30-sls In money and the
rest In merchandise of various kinds.
The programme as carried out. com
menced with singing of america, F." 10y the
audience, select reading, VERY finely ren-
dered) by Miss Helen Prebe, vocal music
by Miss Nellie Bartlett. and whistling
solo by Miss Conners. .--.----
Mr. Boynton, with easy grace, presided
over the arrangements, while he spoke Of
the coming together of air Weeds friends,
ito show the kindly feeling we all have
for him As neighbor, clergyman, and
Christian gentleman"
Mr.. Weed responded IN a happy st, ala.
thanking Mr.. Boynton t1r his kindly words,
aud his friends for their tangible evid nee
of good will
Later on, coffee aud cake were served by
Mrs. w. II. Lawrence aud Miss Belle VII
sou. and the remaining time was spent la
q social manner. r.
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with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannr
reach the seat of the dis. ase. Catarrh is blooC
or constitutional disease, and In orier to cure Il
you must take internal remedies. Halls CatArrf
Cure 10 taken inter naly and acts directly on thu
blood and mucous surfaces. Halls Casarrh CurS
is not quack medicine. II was prescribed BY
one Of the best physicians In this country fol
years, and Is regular prescription. 1t IL com
the best blood purifiers. acting directly on the mu
cous surfaces. The perfect combination Of the
two Ingredients Is what produces such wonderful
rtsuts In curing Catarrh send 'or testimonials
free. +. j. CHENEY 4 Co, Props, Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, price 75c. Jan.
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Buying Dollars worth at SO Cents.

This lot consists Of Hop Sackng>, Crcpons and other
high novelties in hghcos dress goods The
tailed date SlOo per yd during this
sale marked down 50 We expect close the
within five days after the sale do delay but
call a. early possible.
Remnants of Dress Goods half of FORMER prices.
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We have few of last seasons garments which you can
have at your price, and this seasons garments reu
ton Of p per We offer follows:
Chldrens garments, from age 4 to years, s. to 81.
\ cut from 81 and s.
Misses garments, from 10 to Is years, $3.50 $50
\ cut from So to SIS.
Ladies' Seal Plush Cloaks, those $50, Now $1,000.
%, 1850.
80, 1900
Ladies' Newmarkets and Short Cloaks 81; will sell
fifty garments at that price and then stop.
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MARIN e LIST.



BosToS-Ar Jan II, schs Willie, knowlton
Deer Isle; W Jordan, Perth Amboy
Ar Jan 10, sch u Cottrell, Elizahethport
Port johnson for Bucksport
York
31cKsoStifif@lE@Ar Jan is sch5 ( ii nsrter
Bunker, Calais; -Etna, Jordan, New York
NEW HAvEN->ld Jan H. sch Hugh Kelley
Philadelphia
M"HiLE-Ar Jan H. sch d d Haskell. Haskell
Demerara
NEW YcRK-Cid Jan Il, sch Jennie A Stubs
D"rr. MayaguCK, I X
Sid Jan II, bark J W Dresser Barbados. ach
L Emerson Belfast
Ar Jan II. sch Nellie Grant Dodge Ellsworth
CID Jan IL. sch Annie + Rickerson, Rumill,
Port au Prince
Ar Jan 10, sch T Rundictt, Virginia for
Elizabethport; brig Eugene Hale Harding, wa.
sid Jan ., sch Mary Lord. Woods Holl
foRrLAND-Ar Jan IS. Schs Morning Light
summons, Deer Isle Sarah F.. lily de, Murphy,
Isle Haut
Ar Jan 10. -chs Henry Chase, Brooksville; LIZ.
1ie Carr suIlt'an for New YORK, Nellie Clark,
Ar Jan Is. sch Harry Lord, Jr Green's Land
ing for New York
FLSskCpLA-t Id Jan H. bark II l. l. reg coz
gins, Galveston
Ar Jan II. brig woodhury CARL Mobile
bkih"EfokT-Ar Jan %. -chs John Some4
Kinds taiat-, John Douglass. Er-kinc Balt.
sid Jan Is, -ch John somes New YORK
kiohhoND-Ar Jan Il, sch silver feels New
CHARLESTON Jan 3, sch r Spofror,I Nor
folk
EpGAKrowS-Ar Ian .. sch Allston, south
Amboy
>oRroLk-sld Jan .. -ch Julia 5 BAILEY
Jordan. New YORK
:, rnitAppkLrnIA-Ar Jan Is, sch Hugh Kelley.
Haskell, New Haven
NISkIARp iItVE>--Ar Ian H. sch Ethel Wal
lace, Fort Liberty for Buck-purl
Foreign s.orsa
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West Ellsworth.
Chas. Stackpole is home He has been
In SOmervile, Mass, for two years.
Mrs. Annie Hooper is home from Bos-
ton, where she has been visiting her rela-
lives.
Edwin Richardson of North Ellsworth,
is Ill at Ben. Davis. He was teaching school
In d strict No. 4. but the school il now
closed
Miss Linnie Guptill has gone to the
West Indies with her cousin, Miss Lille
Thompson. Miss Thompson went with
her father and uncle, Capt. George and
Capt Francis Thompson.
A. NAsCo
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R.cLlan,s Arnica sale

The best salye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever Sores,
letter, Chapped Hands, thiibiains. Corns. and al
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or
money refunded. Price rs cents per box. For
ale by s. ID. Wiggin-xdrf.
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HOUSEkEEPERS' GOODS.

Lot of 100 pairs of coored Blankets, worth 81 %,
- cents Lot Of White Blankets - Blankets
$50, 300 80 up 800 reduced from 200 and 1000
Bedspeads slightly damaged 80 cts reduced from $15O
Enormous Bargains in Towels TO- II - - and %
Table Linens, Crashes Napkins and Birds Eye Towelngs
a large reduction.
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DRESS GOODS.

From side to the other of great Dress Goods Depart
you will find prices have dred the lowest cbb possible
800 yds. OF half wool dress goods at - cts IL
800 yds of the choicest wool suitng which regularly sold
for so cts
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-01-18

II you have the Asthma. Try Schifmann's Asth.
ma Cure. II has never been known to fall. Trial
package free of druggist. or by mail. Ad
dress, DR.. r. Schi6mann, st. Paul. MINI. Men
ton this paper.-Adrf.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-01-18

North Lamoiae.
J. II. Whitaker, wife and son are all
sick with the grip.
A fine large barn belonging to Warren
Graves was burned Saturday morning.
Mr. Graves lost his house by fire about a
year and a half ago. and has built small
house since and made extensive repairs on
his barn. The explosion of a lantern was
the cause of the fire. Insurance $500,
which does not fully cover the loss.