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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-06-13

they can be had c. -he
FAVORABLE r.
now offered, and you will then have
them when you need them
and have a better selection
also than you will have later on, as
we'll as the advantage of the present
Low PRICES.
If you have been renting q
house in the city, stop a moment
and think how much you have
paid out in rent, and if you have
been renting long you will soon
figure out that you have paid out
enough for rent to build as good
or a better house than you are rent
ing, and still you have no home OF
your own. Why not put this
money intoa
HOUSE OF YOUR OWN,
in which you will feel a. natural
pride, and have a permanent and
pleasant home for yourself and
family in your declining years. A
little energy on your part will do
II Start at once byS
BUYING A LOT.
IL you are renting a farm figure
a moment what you r paying out
annually for rent and how soon
this rental would buy a farm here.
What you pay out in rent in two
or three years in Iowa or Illinois
would buy equality as good a farm
in South Dakota. Stop renting
and come out and buy a farm of
YOUR own and feel the independ-
ence Of
OWNING A O
Don't delay this until next year, as
very much advanced prices for
South Dakota real estate, which is
sure to come, will soon prevent you
from buying, and your o~pportuni-
ty Of q lifetime viii be gone.
But many will say, Il have not
sufficient money on hand with
which to buy even a lot Sup
pose you have not and there are
many Of this Glasgow can pay a
small amount down, and we will
give you all the time you need on
the balance. You can pay a fixed
amount each month, or make pay
ments any other way to suit your
convenience, saving a little for the
purpose from your other expendi-
lures, and before you know it your
lot is
PAID FOR
and you have not missed the mon
ey the amount of each payment
being so small. Had you not saved
and expended these small amounts
in this way, the chances r that
this same money would have been
expended in some trivial way and
you would have nothing to show
for it. Surely there is no
SAVINGS BANK.
equal to a piece Of real estate, and
especially if that real estate ia
sometime to be your Home.
It will surprise you when you
look over our list, to see how
LITTLE A N
it win take to secure q fine resi-
dence or business lot in this city,
or a beautiful farm in this county.
We own and control nearly all the
real estate which we handle, hence
can give exceptionally low prices
and easy terms of payment. IL
You only have a few dollars to
spare now, come in or write US, and
we will fit You out with a good lot,
or more than one if you want, and
arrange payments satisfactorily to
you. If you have only a few hum
dred dollars to spare, and want a
farm, come and see us, or write,
and we feel positivewe can arrange
a deal to your satisfaction.
Madison, with her college, excel
lent public schools, churches, Chau-
tauqua assembly, and other liter
airy and social advantages, has q
wide reputation for being a
CITY OF Nj
and Lake county with her excel
lent lands q no,,ntv ~ uhinh 4hs
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I'm IRIsH BOYS FORTUNE.

ne Comes 60 America, Makes = Fortune
and Buys . Castle IN ireland.
Thirty years ago there landed ON our
shores ID young Irishman named Thomas
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DIED.

BENSoN-At Salt Lake City. Utah. March IS.
wendell Benson, formerly of fremont. aged
J! years, days.
CARTER-At Deer isle. April H. Frank W.
carter, aged 80 years, months, II days.
CURTIs-At Eastbrook. April IS. Miss Mamie
Y. Curtis, aged Il years, months.
DOUGLASS At Brooksville. April H. Mis-. Nellie
J. Douglass, aged 10 years. Is days.
HuNTLEY-At surry, April Il, Mrs Mabel q
Huntiey, aged 10 years. 3 months, 10 days
HANEl-At Hancock, April IS. Abigail Havev,
aged - years. month, S days,
HODGkiNs-M Trenton. April ls, William W .
Hodgkins. aged 81 years. months
PERRY-At orand April 10, Miss Lillian 3 .
Ferry. aged y year-, months. 5 days.
sTANLEf-At Brooklin. April 49, Nahum A.
Stanley, aged II years.
sMtTH-A West Frankhn. April q Annie
May, daughter of Mr., and Mrs u. T. Smith
aged months, Is days.
sMfTH-M Deer Isle. April H. Mrs MARY r.
smith, aged 60 years.
WlLLiAMs-At Great Fond. April Is, Fred VIII,
lains. aged about 81 years,
YoCNG-At Hancock April ID Mrs Grace ID
Young. aged % years. months.
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SHIPWRECks.


The sJennie NJ. Carter" Lost. with all
on Board The Captain OF Hancock.
The recent disastrous storm that ragged 50 fu.
riously all along the Atlantic coast. and did 90
much damage, did not spare this vicinity.
The Jennie NJ. Carter, commanded by
Capt. Wesley Ober of Hancock. bound from
Sullivan for Philadelphia, with paving stone,
went ashore on Salisbury Beach. near New
buryport. Mass, last Friday, and is y total
wreck. It's presumed that all on board
the captain. his niece, aud six men were W ash
ed overheard sud irow ned before the schooner
came ashore.
The carrier" WAS - ken hy the fishing
schooner 'Smugglpr' three days before Of
Cape Cod, with be- haw-prjt. iih and foretop-
mast gone. hat Capt. ob-r 4 .,inti assistance,
81. ing he thought he could get into port with.
out IT,
Another schooner Is reported as having
sighted the "Caitor'' Gu the Il drifting about
In Ma>sacAlseii- Bay. with men ia her rig
ging. lfth'> j. true. 1t souli b. Interesting to
learn why sotn- sdnft Was not made to rescue
them.
The life-saying crew ST the salisbury Beach
station had heard lhe ..e,nn .e'ar..r .,orv and
feared the ,ir'uas ,e>> u. -ht be the Tar
ter No .i,,.,,f hf,,f ..,,tv..ra ,i.ihl. uhor
the wr.,k So. .i.l..5 s..th.a ,,.sr, ~, !.
boSt. II ,,up..'.d .,o,,l,4 mot have lix.d In tho
sea thai -. rrrr4or
Lister when nv tr.is, l.,s,,ls1 the xssss,
they four3 I'D .t,f.., ....,..,, IN m. c.t,i,
vo.r;n, ,..,r. ah.,, g., Iii, H..
order In ,.. .,.t. ,t. no,, .it.
article, Of e.,.. a...ps ,t.o...I u.r.
found. and IN a., l..t ia ono Of the ,,rl.,.
were founa tb,... -s.-.,s. III. ,.L.n h,
B.F Fr.,o..,of> .s.f.
The o,i..rt.,.,.,.. ,,. i, ru-
worth 3. or, u...t..rt t,..,,,..,,,.,
sppnren,i, IN ,he.,.,,..,.. .,t,.r ,i,,, =, =.
pirl in her ten. sisu.,t,, wiih ill., h.,a .h,a.
ing her ewes.
Cant Elliot, ~ The IN. .,,io,, .,,,,,,, !. n,
the opinion ibst liz, men w,re vs.b.,I oyar.
board carly on N, n,,fni.s. NJ III. AN uh.r
the vessel rro.>e,t Rr.,L,n, R.,.p.., uhr,.
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nleoital.
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A CLOSE CALL.


A Narrow Escape Of Maine Woman.
FACED DEATH BUT LIVED 70 TELL THE
Time hangs heavily on the hands of
some people Wealth burdened, pleasure
surfeited people they are. usually. But
what Of those whose minutes are priceless
because on the brink. near the end Young
people, perhaps, who feel themselves in
voluntarily slipping. slipping away, with
out being able to stir hand or foot to aid
themselves, yet certain that they ought 10
live aud perhaps must stay years longer.
Many people are astouuded TO find Mrs
Emily Walker of Brooks, Maine, alive and
well. yes WELL. today. Especially dunn
f'onded ale the three physicians who pre-.
dictcd otherwise. However this is a com.
mon distress among the medical pro-
fession. lot necessarily fatal 10 this
case, they too are living aud, better still,
they are also telling the tale" Your
opinion would have been the same as
theirs could you have known to the full
extent poor Mrs. Walkers distressing con.
dition. Every sign of the worst form Of
consumption-dstress cough night
>west> chest pains. blood splitting. loss Of
appetite, sgony after eating. frequent
feverishness aud Inability TO leave her bed.
Physicians and every one said. Lungs
diseased! Cannot possibly recover" and
pfor Mrs. Walker tried 10 accept the inev-
liable graciou~ly, a she did everything
else
But an old schoolmate Of hers said
wait and Insisted On her trying Rodolf's
New Medical Discovery In connection
with RoiOlfs Cream Emulsion, since the
g. u.
There are some people who will sni do
have their way. Mrs. Walker is thankful
enough, today. that her schoolmste', viii
carried the loint. She felt 81 arst that
the nndeniable Improvement ia her con
iiiinn was only temporary time went hv
until she realized that il Wa A permanent
cure
IN re amazed set Of people than Mrs
walkers circle OF scquaintances 1t was
impossible TO fad anywhere. They all
hal to know the cause Of the recovery.
and thus II happens that they are all walk.
Ing advertisements of Rod rs New Medl-
cal Discovery Under date Of August II.
%. she writes Your medicines h,y.
done much more than You claimed am
cuGlaeut that Rudolfs New Medical Dis
coyeTy certainly saved nv life, aud that an
absolute cure mr. Consumption has been
i"hhd III last She j. uow ahe to attend
I" her ordinary duties, Including sewing
sud hou>ework Tor her family OF four
Lttersisy called back Yea zee, from the.
deaths very jaws. Nearly two wears have
elapsed since her recovery aud Ne tnd her
today a plump, healthy woman. industri.
oG~lt plying her II, edc and attending to
htr household duties, with the prospect Of
a long and happy life with her family.
ia h
tlvcs everywhere, take hope Your life
hangs In the balance. Continued h.a tn
and ease may. and doubtless does. lie in a
few paltTy bottles II Rodolfs New Medi-
cal discovery. Don't give up hop; don't
waste an hour until you know from *
perience what re!ri and perhaps CURE
this means for YOU
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Railroads ono STEAMBOATS,.
Maine Central Railroad

Local Time Table Dec. II, 1898.
Trains tearing Bangor at %. Is. i IN, and %
III, arrive AZ
Bangor Exchange ST. at Us. Is, m, Us
renob=cot junction Brewer. "A. 40, nj
4pm.
Holden. 81. 10. m. SO pm.
Egery,s Mills. (, % r %, m; 3spin
Lake House, II a.. ~ -. IN, u &3p IN.
Green Lake, = j, . IS. a IN. = 50 m.
Ellsworth tall-, 20. 10 -, IN, IS p m.
ELLSWORTH. -, II o., a m; = 30, m.
Franklin Road. 40, II 80 a m, sApm.
Hancock. : 81. II IS 3 m ~ pm.
Mt. Desert Ferry, 300, m; i2 90, m; . 80
m.
sullivan by boat, . IS, m l.! 20 IN.
BAR HAEBOK (by boat. 10 Is, a mil Is.
70, p m.
~, IN, arrive at
sorrento at 5 Is y
sullivan, Is, IN; a. pm
Mt. Desert Ferry, 30, IA IN: 90, IL. II.
Hancock. - m, Is, IS p m.
Franklin Road. 50, m, 80. IS m.
ELLSWORTH, 10 10 a m; 90, so p m.
Ellsworth Falls, 10 II ms 10, q SIS pm.
Green Lake. 'lo 3 m, = So IS Il m.
Lake House, 10 A. am; o5, IS u p m
Egery's Mills no 81. m; 10, 70 81 m.
Holden. 40 "a m; 70. 5 IS m.
Penobscot Junction {Brewer), IL a. a m; 5 81,
5 S.,
Exchange St, Bangor. IL Is m; 10. 8 o5. , m.
BANGOR, IL 30, "A IN; Is, 10, p m.
tstops when slgnalled or on notice TO Conduct
or.
These Trains connect at Bangor. with through
trains on Main Line to and from Portland, Boston
and st. John.
Passengers are earnestly requested to procure
tickets before entering the train, and especially
Ellsworth to Falls and Falls to Ellsworth.
Tickets for All Points South and Yves,
on sale at the M. c. r. r. ticket Office,
PAYSON TUCKER,
Vice Pres. and Gen1 Manager.
f.E. BOOTHBY, Gent Pass. and Ticket Agt.
December 2. 1898
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ELLSWORTH FALLS.

Charlie, Bouzey has resigned hl. position as
postmaster.
Rev II, ". Couiey spends few day. in
Bangor this week.
Made Maddock- returns ihi- week TO yum,
Mass, sitter several months stay at home.
A,a Flood 8, TO run the lath mill Of Whit
comb, Hsyne. 4 Co.. this season. This firm
Is building q blacksmith shop near the new
miH.
Fiood, Moore and whitcomb returned to
Bow don Monday night. Lord viii return
later
All. Richardson hss torn down his old stable
aud j. putting new and more convenient one
10 ii, place.
The mill are running night and day with
fan crew.. welcome change from the duine.s
Of The past few weeks.
Mr.. George Cottle starts today (wednes-
day for The Maine general hospital for med
i-ai treatment. She will probably remain
three or four weeks.
Beri William. who has clerked in 4 large
grocery establishment in Boston since last
fail, i now Ia a hospital there, recovering
from il surgical operation. neeessitated by the
loi4ement Of q seed ID the vermiform appen-
dix. He i doing well.
Rev II. W. Conley, while reaching to catch
the rein to stop his horse which started TO run
being frightened by team rsttlng behind
Was caught between the wheels and body OF
the wagon. and dragged fifty or sixty rods be-
fore the horse was caught. Asa Flood stopped
the animal. No damsge was done.
4 Young man here came home with lame
aud swollen wrist, around which was leather
strap. He sisters sympathy was Of course
excited. and she went for some liniment TO
battle the lame member. When she came
to him she was sstonshed to see that the
wrist which was held out to her for treatment
was not swollen badly as 1t was a moment
{ or two before. Alarmed at this sudden change
/ the sister applied the linment, and was dill.
gently rubbing 1t In when an outburst Of long
suppressed laughter and holding up Of the
| other hand revealed that during the absence
| OF the sister Ed. had shifted the strap. Then
! followed the sisters mild comments.
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BORN.

CRIMINAL Sullivan, April 0, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. NJ. Grimmln. daughter. lLurA G-l
GRiNDLE-At Brooksvilie; April 5, TO Mr. and
Mrs. Harfie Grindie, son.
GRAvES--At Hancock, April Is, TO Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas A. Grsves, . daughter.
kNOwLTON--At Deer Isie, April S. to Mr.. and
Mrs. George II. knowlson, daughter.
MANSOS-At Brooksvfllc, April 2 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh 0. Manson. daughter.
MARKHAM-At Great Pond. April IL to Mr..
and Mrs. William Markham, . con.
PERT-At se.igwich. April Is, to Mr. and Mrs.
Sidney A. Pert, daughter.
QuIMBy-At Bucksport. April II. to Mr.. and
Mrs. silas Z. Quimby, 4 son.
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Special Aldrrmen's Meetings

\ special meeting OF the board OF aldermen
Wa held last "Wednesday evening Mayor
Higgins And the fu board were present
The meeting was called for the purpose OF
d-cu-,in. the differences betw cen the city and
the electric lighting company. 1t will be re-
mcmbeVed that at the last adermen's meeting
ihe company notified The city that the lights
would lee hut of after April Is unless cou-
tract wa- made 10 the meantime.
The special committee. appoinied Il, the
regular meeting, reported that they had met
TIE manager of The electric light company, +.
4, smith. aud hAd listened TO his PROPOSE
uou-, which were IS follows
u For lighting the street, on 4 moonlight
schedule 50 yer year per arc light. the old
price being $40
W tor ail tights to burn every night until
10 o'v.osk, Then 10 be run on moonlight sched-
uic. So per year per arc light.
g.. FaT lighting Hancock hail. $50; the
Oh price being sloa
There are now eighteen are lights, against
fifteen under The old contract. Under propo-
sitou u The cost 10 the city for stree, lights
would By sl,ipi; under proposition ~ the
cost would be 81. $50.
The committee, consisting OF Aldermen
Maddox Means aud Ncalley, together with
The MAYOR reported thu; they we're unable
to come 10 any terms with the company
They declined TO make = contract except upon
thu o.j aa.i- Of so per Hight
\ motion made that the city make the
following oher For Lighting Hancock hall.
an f,r 4.bffus fhs :, rcer. d, In .i,h,.a, -
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| Sid Apr II. sch Nellie Coleman. Port Antonio
NEW YoRK-sld Apr Is, sch Freddie Eaton,
| Boston
Sid Apr. "a, schs L II Hopkins, Halloweii;
Mary Lord, New York for Portland
Ar Apr Is. sch Dreadnaught, Cobb. Somes
Sid Apr 9, sch Lizzie Lane, for Boston
Ar Apr Is. sch Herald of the Morning, Lewis
AR Apr Is, sch II Woodruff Diusmore, s,
paLApELrHA-Ar Apr 10. sch Addie q Bry.
6d APR i, bark W Dresser. Parker. St
CID Apr 10. bark Grace Lynwood. Giley,
Carienas
CID Apr Is, sch John Douglass, Ersline, New.
SID Apr Is, bark " Dresser, st Johns, PR
PoRrLASp-Ar Apr u. schs John Gerard.
Alien. and Edw Rich. knowl,on, Deer Isle for
York
RockLASp-Ar AR 10, sch samo-, somes
s,LEa-Ar Apr ls schs Break Of Day, from
Greea's Landing for New York; Il Briggs.
Long Cove for New York
Ar Apr Is. schs Rob, Dority. Low, Biuehlll for
New York; John Somes. Calais for FAN River;
" u Card. Calais for Providence: wyman,
sullivan for Providence
HiAssis-Ar Apr i6, schs Lizzie Lane, for
Calais; Lugano, for Deer Isle; II T Rundlet,, for
Boston
Eoretg. Peru.
MATANzAs-Sld Apr 8, sch Abbie C stuhhs.
Coombs, Philadelphia
Al Apr l. sch Helen q MoseIey. for north OF
HattcrAs
Sid Apr :, bark vilora II Hopkins. Lord. Liv
errool "
GR.NroS ESG-sr Apr 10 bark f., so
mer. Bncksport
HsvhSA-tr Ar 6. sch Hugh kelley Haskell
Philadelphia
NCkNiras-Ar Mar -, sch Lizzie Hcyer
brierlem, New York
foRr Az PRTSCE-Ar Apr :, sch John Paul
fos-, New York
N"'es'
AEWBtRffoRr April 10, sch Jennie Car.
ter (of Providence, ober. from Sullivan for
Philadelphia, with stone. went ashore on Sails
burv ucarn !, .t, I'll, ,
"e'! "'"'h St' O'Clock thi7 morning. and Is
'o''' -, t"'e 81 ere" unknown The Car
Ter was spoken on the 10Th inst by the fishing
schooner Smuyelrr Is p,Iies - n, ,,hI.n.,
I,.h, - a. - s",""'
- ~ ui-tf'sN, pht 'he captain declined AS.
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4 PASTOR RESIGNS.
Rev. r. A. Mason Resigns the Passionate
on Account of Ill Health.

. NV "a. -busVa hACSi8nS tue 0SkOEokS
on Account Of Ill Health.
Rev. +. A. Mason, for two years and over
pastor OF the Baptist church here, has been
! compelled, owing 10 continued III health, TO
resign his pastorate. He read II from the
pulpit last Sunday, as follows:
ELLSWORTH. April Is. 1884.
! To tAe Members Of tAs EHarorsA Bapfisf oAsrcA
and Society.
II Is with deep regret that have come to the
/ conclusion that ought to resign the passionate
OF this church.
do not take this action because Of discourage
mcnt. can honestly say TINT have never seen
the day since coming here pastor when have
hccn discouraged But the state of my health is
such that cannot take up the work again and
prosecute 1t with the yigor with which IL ought
TO he pushed
regret the necessity OF this step because | be.
leyc that 10 accomplish the best results, pas.
torate generally needs to cover quite number
Of YEAR, and because believe that this church,
especially nee'i. to keep per-stently and oontin.
uou-y at work IL It Is to become the power for
God that Il may become
Naturally my regret t. dccpened because Of the
cvanEelistic services recently closed services
which have been the means OF helping Christians
into letter life and more earnest service. and
OF leading 50 many to make the creates, Of all
decisions
In the hope that another pastor may be secured
even before leave the field. while presenting
my resignation today. ask to have 1t take effect
In two or three months, the middle of June or
July.
Ana may urge two things very strongly upon
the members of this church First, tina, we give
ourselves to earnest prayer tina, God will guide
u tn the selection OF another pastor; second.
that we DO everything possible to secure the ser
yicc- of another who shall begin hi- work as
soon a. nay pastorate Is finished.
tFa=t that 1t = no; NECESSARY to say tina, my
Interest 10 tie work and prosperity OF our church
Is such that stand ready to do all In my power
O. help Up this matter Of securing another pastor
And now. In closing. take this opportunity TO
thank the members OF the church and society for
many expressions Of good will. especially in my
long sickness.
That cod may bless you. every Of you,
with all heavenly blessings ia Christ Jesu- l. the
desire Of your sincere friend and pastor.
EDWARD A. mason.
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MARINE LIST.
Ellsworth Port
SAILED


SAILED
Tuesday. April II
Sch Laurel, kief, Nlneya Arb Haven
Sch X Woodward. Sinclair, Calai.
ARRIVED
sch Mabel whirtetnorc. y d Harhor
sch Forester. Wakefield, RocklAud
Domestic Ports.
Mt pEsERT fERRY--PasAed out Apr Is srhs
francouts, Young. West sullivan, Philadelphia
Mayooshen, Wells. frAnklin. Philadelphia j
Nickerson, sullivan. Philadelphia. Hattie
Godfrey, Pickett, W sullivan. New York Mary
tu-hmaa, Bragvion. W sullivan. Providence
Passed oct pr IL. sch { Moseey Wooster
su iiyAn. Providence
Ar Apr 10. sch Maggie Todd. Cogswen Ban
gur. Franklin
Passed out Apr u. schs Jonathan sawyer, Rev
Mold. Franklin, Philadelphia, Queen Of tie
West, Dyer, Franklin Boston
BOsToN-th ApT r. sch- Mary Augusta
Mary stevlc. Holtcu & II Trickey
Ar Apr Is, schs Edward Rich knownon and
Willie, Babhidgc, Deer Isle; Grace stevens
stevens, ferr! stevens Prospect HArhor
BALriMoRE-Ar Apr Il, sch Timothy Field
FROM sullivan
BooTHRAS-Ar Apr II. sch Grace stevens
EastpOrt for Boston
Sid April u, seh- Arthur : Woodruff. u T
fsichin, GIendy Burke. Hattie Collins aud Ann
DUTCH isLAsp HARBoR-ar Arr H. sch MARY
{ stuart, Providence
MomLK-Cid Apr -. sch u d Haskell, IIa-
kell. Nueyitas
CHARLEsros--Ar Apr II. sch II Cottrell,
Hutchinson. Norfolk
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MARRIED.

CHlCk-JELL1soN-At Ellsworth. April IA, by
Rev. Edward A. Mason. Miss Agnes f. Chick
to Martin T. Jellison. both OF Ellsworth.
GINN-FEENEY-At Buck sport, April IL, by
W A. Remick. esq, Miss Carrie b. CHM TO
Jason feeBey, both Of Backsport.
LAND-SCHOPPE-At Betdington, April
:, by H. NJ. Longfellow. esq, Miss Ada Gar.
lana OF Waltham to Frank schoppe Of Bed.
dington.
HOW ARD-GREEN-At Brooksyiile, April TO-
by Rev. W. y. Campbell, Miss Eivie T.. Howard
to Melvin $. Green, both of Brooksviile.
HOL MES-MORRlsoN-At Mt. Desert April g.
hy Rev. c, $. Lef.ingwei, Miss Myrs ksteiie
Holmes OF Mt. Desert to Mark c. Morrison OF
Bar Hsrbor.
R0Lf-MADDoCKS-At Ellsworth Falls, April
~, by Rev. Henry W. Coniey, Mrs. Ada {.
Rolf to George A. Maddceks, both OF Ellsworth.
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advertisements.
Guaranteed Cure .

We authorize our advertised druggist TO sell
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds, upon this condition: II
you are afflicted with Cough, Cold or any
Lung, Throat or Chest trouble, and will use
this remedy as directed. giving it fair trial,
and experience no benefit, you may return the
bottle and have your money refunded. We
could not make this offer did we not know
that DR.. Kings New Discovery could be re-
lied on. 1t never disappoInts. Trial bottles
free at s. D. Virgins drug store. Large
size Soc. and 41.00.
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NOTES.

Michael Doohan OF Mt. Dc.er, hA. been
granted naturalization papers.
When the grand jury filed into the cour;
room, II was noticed that the bundle Of in-
dictments which the foreman held q uj> band
was tied with pretty white silk ribbon.
common ordinary cotton string didn't suit the
ssthetic taste or the prohibitory principle, u
the genial foreman There were forty indict-
ments IN his little bundle.
Said grand juror to All AMERICAN re-
porter: Il have been on juries With -eSeral
county attorneys. and whii- mean no re-
fiecton on other. who have held the office
must say that Mr.. Clark is il model oliver
hope he will be re-nominated and reelected,
Judge Whiiehouse taught school in Fl ~ ori h
twenty mine years ago 10 the scboo-hpu>e that
used 10 be on the spot on which J. A. Me
Gowns house on High street now sits.
+. +. Robinson, George 5. Ober and John
Leland were drawn at special drawing for
the second traverse jury, last Saturday.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-04-19
Business Notices.

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