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Chesmore Mrs A
Cheese Marco
Chenet + IL Co
| Chisholm Geo q
| ChOpe Mrs Eliza
ClapperUon Fred
CLARK CT
Clark e
Clark Mrs G A
Clark J +
Clark Mrs Willie
ClerdSko Nj A
Clausen Miss Sophia
Clark Sadie L
Cliff Mary
Cochran Hugh M
Dalton Mrs j
Dalton Miss May
Dannenfelsen Amas
Darcy y s
Darling w NJ
Darling Mrs Z B
Davis II T
Davis Mrs Jane
Davis Mr. Levi
Daw-Kerrell Albert
Day Mrs l. Z
| Deckelman Bros
Decker VIM
De Gear Albert
Doggy II
Deitz Rev II L
Delano Chas
Demady Richard
Dem DO j
Denis Mrs Angie
DeniSon Z u
Derst J e
Desmond J c
| DeVOe NJ II
Devine Miss z I
Dew j +
| Dickerson Alfred
| DietZ VIM
Didie Carbon L
! DiliferLo -
DingelstedtiNicholas
DltZ Franz
Dixon Frank
Dobson ; B
EarIwoOd Joe
Eata + w
Fasting G +
Earl John Z
Ecker sam
Edwards A
Edwards c
Edgar Mrs VIM NJ
Edm Onstone w b
Eglert Mrs X >
Elliott Chas
Elliott Louisa
Ellis Mrs ID
Elmer IL Anderson
Emerson Geo w
Fader j j
Family Ledger
Fannent Miss Clara
Farrell Miss Katie
Farley Cecilia
FarynherSon David B
FarnswoTth g ii
! Penney Mrs Il +
Ferguson Robt
FerTick 4
fillmore J A
Finch Il r
Finley Mrs F F
Fitzgerald Gertrude
Flugg EN- ma +
Flamont AdOiphe
Flanagan Mr. Jas
Fleischer Aug
| Fleck Chas 7
Flynn Catherine
| Flood waldo
Foley James
J Ga bardoa Enrique
cable Jno
GAR RobU
Calvin VIM
Gallo Robt
Gardner Miss Carrie
/ Gardner Grove b
Gartenlaub A
Garner Mrs X &
Garland Mrs y L
! Gebbels Emil
Getfry Mr.
Gellathy Frank j
! GerricK Mrs
/ Gibson c A
Gibson L 4
| Gibbons Mrs j j
Clubbing Mrs
| Gilbert J +
Gilmore Mrs NJ E
6ilchrIst James
Given Mrs c A
Glass Mrs Fannie
! Glemac Niko
Glenn Miss Carmelita
godfrey Miss Marion
Gogg1nO Edward
Goldman 4 L
Gonard Alexander
Hafky j q
Hadelmann T
Haderle JnO A
Hager Fred
Hager Dan
Hagen a
Hailberg vi ISIS Elsa
Mailman Mrs Cora A
Raleron Malcolm
Halloran Mrs Lizzie
Haley Frank
Hall Mrs II
Hall JnO
Hall Mrs NJ NJ
Han Mrs VI A
Hall Mrs I j
Hamilton VI ISIS Amelia
Hamilton Mrs Vera
Hammeron Mrs Cath
/ Hamor Geo
Ham onic Jean
Hammonds Mrs w j
| Hanson Anders
Hanson Soren
1 Eanscom Mrs J ID
Hanley James j
Harmon Rev John
Hansbrough Geo w
Handy NJ u
Hardy w l.
HarmesOn Mrs Emma
Harrall Mr.
Harry man Jno
Harrison A ID A
Harrison smith
Haruuson Mrs Emma
Harting Mrs Martha
Hartzell Miss Dora
Hartzell Miss Glen
HaSs II
Hatfield L +
Hahltain Mrs u
Hanks OsEar
Halves Mrs Zoe A )
Halves w J
Hawley II l.
Hayden Mrs z
Hay @ r Co
Head | A
Heath Andrew J
Heatherly Charles
Heinrichs A Z
HeiSen a L
Heidenbledt Mrs f A
Heitmann Maria
Beitmau Mrs
Her Bill
Ingersoll Geo G
Irv ng Roy c
Jackson III
Jackson Charley ID
Jackson Mrs
Jacobs Mrs j
jacobson John l
Jacoby II Co
Jaeger G q
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP ca.

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN Fee
IL Francisco for ports in ALASKA 8 A. NJ ASFf ETA
Jan 10, 70. Feb. 8, "A, March IL, %, s-sss61s=ss
April and May 10. 20
For British Columbia and Puget Sound norris
Jan. 5, ana every fifth day thereafter
For Eureka. Humboldt Bay, Wednesdays, 8 A. NJ
For Newport, Los Angeles and all way ports
every fourth aud fifth day g A. NJ
For San Diego, stopping only at Port Hartford
Santa Barbara, Port Los Angeles Santa Monica J.
Redondo clos AngelesJ and export, every fourth
and fifth day, at a. NJ
For ports In Mexico, 18th OF each month
Ticker Ofhce-Palace Hotel. 4 New Montgomery
street.
GoODALL, PERKINS e CO.. General Agents.
IT 10 Market St, San Francisco
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining unclaimed In the POstofHce at San
Francisco on MONDAY. January g. 1894.
R1-To obtain any of these letters the applicant
must call for Advertised Letters and give the
date of the list. If not called for within two
weeks they Will be sent to the Dead. Letter Office
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Anderson Ben
Anderson Cariis
A nderson f Il
Anderson Geo L
Anderson Jas
Anderson Lauritz
Anderson Wilson I'D
Andrews j g
Andrews X
Andersen Antoni Mel
Anticbenriti L
Arnold II G
Asti Mrs
Ashley Mrs Z H
Atkln Mrs j +
Altiner Miss Matte
Augustesen Niels
Avery Miss Minnie
AvenO Mrs Frassee
Avalos Mrs JasinLa
Bonhan Mrs G w
Borela Miss Angela 2
Borg Miss Clara
BOscica Mrs NJ
Bose zen Miss Cath
Boucher Miss II
Bowen j w
Bowers Jas
Bowen A ID
BOwker e. A
BOwden Auburn F
BowkeT j Ashton
Boyd Miss Anna
Brant & z
Brandenstein Mrs Bina
Brane Y u
Braun Miss Jos
Breakell n
Brennan Mrs Della
Brickette Mrs May
Riggs Arthur
Britton 6 " a Mrs
BrittOn Mrs q w 2
Brisac y +
Brogden A braham
Broom a NJ
BROOKS w i Richard
sou
Brown Miss Agnes
Brown Miss i VI
Brown Miss Emma
Brown j i
Brown Mrs Kate
Blu kDee q >
Buifum Mrs NJ 4
Buheler y Phi
Burke Edw
Burnes 5 II
Burreli VIM
Butler Miss Katie
Butler Frank Moore
Byan Capt John p
Coen Mr.
Coleman Mrs L u
Coleman NJ
Collier RI II
Collins II NJ
Condo Geo NJ
ConoRocwitZ Chris
Connolly Miss Nellie
Conroy Edw q
Cook Nellie
Cigar Cooperative Co
Corbett Madeline
Corley Mrs Hugh
Cornell y
Cosm opoiitan Magazine
Costello John
C0ttreli Mrs II ID
Cottrell Sutton
Coitserd Mrs NJ
Cowper Lyman A
Cowdry Mrs
Cox Mrs
Craig Hon A
Crandali L p
Champion NJ G
Dreamer j c
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Abramowitz j L
Ablings w
Abranamson MISS Ce-
lice
Adams Miss Emil
Adams Samuel
Agenzelom Mon
AHhouser Fred
Aherh Jno
Agner Chas
Aiken j A
AIbrecht Henry
Alden Mrs l X
Afford ID Z
Alexander II
Allan r l
Altman j II
Alleman A g
Anderson Chr A Q
Anderson Mrs Ada
Anderson Albert
Baca Mrs Marie
Badsr II II
Ballard A Z 2
Baiestrieri Frank
Bales Miss Alice
Bouham w Clarence
Bucker VIM
Barry Col A G
Barry WIN
BARLEY Edw j
Bartram Miss Jennie
Bales Linton w
Bates Miss Q
ssett +
BeasOn Thos
Bear Ky
Beard Mas NJ II
Berk VIM
Beckley Mrs Geo G
Bed bury Mrs j NJ
Beeler G
Beer Mrs Jno
Beller j i
Ben thoff j A
BergstrOm Miss ALDER
tine
Berry Rev J r
| BeStyatee Mrs J z Nj
Bethlehem Mrs Levina
Beitman > 5
Biggs Mrs Julia
BIRD zster Freddie
bartles bliss Nellie G
burns Mrs ) II
Blackley Mrs NJ +
Blackburn hiram IL
Bake Miss Cornelia
Blaine Miss 4 NJ
Blanc DR. j L
Blsney Harry
Bloom j
Blindell A w
Bono Mrs ViDcenzo
Cal Medicine Co
Cal Mountain Tea co
Cal Ph onograph Co
Cal Music Co
Cal Soap Co
Cameron David + 2
CamOran Mrs NJ
Campbell Mrs Jas
Campbell Jno
Campbell Jos V
Cam phell Miss Maggie
Cave ) ID
Capp Prof A y
CarIss on Mltor
Carlo NJ osso
Carlisle A
Carley Mrs David
Carpenter I'd
Carroll J c
Carter j X
Casey NJ las Mary
Casati Mrs Virginia
CaServeil DR.
Champ Robt e
Chapelle Mrs A E
Chattin Edw
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY
ClMpAGhIE GEkERaLE

CuMPAGhIs GENEKALE
IN - y y A I L Tx J 3
French Line to Fl vr~
C,OMPANY's PIER (NEw), AZ NORTH <ea
- River, foot OF Morton sc Travellers NSI32
by this line avoid both transit by English railway
ana the discomfort of crossing the channel in a
small boat. New YORK to Alexandria. Egypt, via
Paris. frst-class 3 SO SecOnd-class, $ll6
LACBAMPAGNE, Laurent
............. Saturday, cember %, 6 eco A. N q.
La BRETAGNE. Can't. Collier
.......... Saturday, pecember 80, 10 100 A. NJ.
LA BOURGOGNE, Capt Leboeuf .,,.,.
............. Saturday. January i, 1894
LA GASCOGNE. Capt Santelli ........,,,..
............-.- saturday. "T X. ,...,.....
"a For further particulars apply TO
A. FORGET, Agent
IF FraAzT 5o"ang 9reen, sew ork
ave-, San Francisco.
Branch o1lce. IL Montgomery st aust
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AUCTION SALES.
CHAS. LEVY e. CO.,

GHAS. LEVY & CO.,
AUCTIONEERS Il COMMISSION MEROHANTS
Salesroom-1135 Market ST., bet. 9TH and 9Th
Regular Salesdays-Tuesday and Friday.
THIS DAY.
MONDAY. ...................January 3, 1894,
At IL O'Clock A. NJ, on premises,
I5I Market Street, Between Third and Fourth,
1--WE WILL SILL
CONTENTS OF 2O-R0OM LODGING HOUSE,
COMPRISING.
Oak and Walnut BEDROOM Sets, With Clipper and
Curled-hair Top Mattresses; Parior Sets: Lounges
Hlllows; Blankets: Sheets Spreads: Office Desks:
Mardrooes; Mirrors; Lace Curtains; Toilet Sets;
Odd bureaus: Carpets Oil Cloths; Stoves;
Ranges; Crockery; Chairs; Tables: etc.
1a7 1t CHAS. LEVY & CO.. Auetioneers
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Cresta Blanca Sournler
Wine Co
Crocker J w
Cronin John r
Crosby Michael
Cross Minnie
Crowley Miss Bettina
Cuhhee L j
Cummings Ralph e
Cummings Marion
Cunningham Nellie
Curton John
Curran Miss Annie
Curtis W )
Cussick Miss Clara
Cyle Mrs Z w
Dodd w q
Dobiin j
Dougherty Mrs John
DOugherty Patrick
Dolan Mrs Jane
Donovan y
DonnitzeT Chas
DOoling Thos
Dorm Mrs Sadie
Douglas Miss Ada
Douglass Miss Ada
Dover Miss G G
Dover Miss May
Downs A A
Downing Messrs
Downing Dora
Downing Carrie A
DOzal } w
Doyle Joseph
Draper Il @
Drake Miss Lizzie
Drew Willie 2
Dreyer Heinrich
Dreyfuss Miss Regina
D!nSkiil Mrs Barleva
DrOngman Miss Ida
Duffee VIM
Dudly Mrs Clara
Duff VIM
Duh Chas
Duman w A
Duncan Kate
Durgin 7 Z
Emerson Miss Mae
Englehart Kate
Engle Mary Ann
Engle Miss Robbie
ED SINS Moano
Enos j +
Erickson A
Erdody Jas
Erwin ChaS
Eveland Geo
Everton + w
Ewing Mast Chas
Ewing Carl w
Ewing Geo
Foos az Co
Ford Lille
Foster L j
Foye John j
Pointer Bette
Fox Tim
Fox Albert
Fox Miss Sarah
Frances Miss L E
Franks Joe
Franklin } y
fransOn II A
Frazer James
Freeman DR. III I
Friedrichs II
Friedlander j VI
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.

NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
j Z More Tex WmChOate Decker, Dtxn
+ L Tourisaud, Tex W JOhan, Stockton
q L OFT. IA A W Illams, y
A c Aiser, Boston ID Bunker, y
Hansen, boston A Ale W, Gin
Is + crest, WIS Thomas smith, Gin
+ A Harrow, Colo Johu May Gin
+ w allace, Chicago Peter rezzoue, Gin
q Carisen, Wash Joseph haucy, Gin
Julian Nj OraleS. NyO NJ " alSh q W. Boston
j Orittn, Point Coral John Bronson, Argata
Thomas Hart, Pt Coral frank Reese, Eureka
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
NJ Daw, Ill i ody, Chicago
u Spencer, Mont K Starrett, Los Ang
+ Duval, Seattle NJ StarretI Los Ang
q Gunderson, Minneplis NJ Curtis. Minneapolis
J Gundersou, MinDaplis 1lchenor, Tacoma
S Stimerson, Minneapolis Plumb, Tacoma
j Nenard, Everett G Plumb. Tacoma
G Lyons Everett W DuucOn. Okauagan
NJ Find ey, Chicago Is Dunn Wash
II Kelly. Chicago J Il Blackwell. Vancouyr
j 7 McNab, Edinburgh NJ marty. ColfsI
ID Greedy. Wash Carroll COlfaX
A Elliott. Seattle L Timmons Peoria
j Anderson. belgrade ID Hasdon. Iowa
L Coleman, Seattle Lessly, Jackson
q jenkins, hatcom Mrs Lawrence. Jackson
q White. England Berg. SPOKANE
j Sparrow, Victoria
PALACE HOTEL.
H Golterman & W. n Y J Craig & d. Ny
II Z Mitchell, Portland Chinn & W. Hundsburg
j Wilson, Pawtucket r Whitney Jr, Everett
F z Kaufman. 1t Louis w Moore, Chicago
J e Hunter " W, Cal Mrs A Schulz.
A c SchUff. y 7 w Baines. MaTshneld
DR. g IS Ehrmaa & W. Ayres n W, Conn
r Hart, st Louis Il houghton, Oakland
w Pies Cal II II Hanson, Wash
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OCEAo EANIEhS.
Dates of Departure from San Francisco.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-21
Maine In California.

June was Maine Day at the great Cali
fornia Exposition now in progress at San
Francisco.
Many turned out TO do honor to the Pine
Tree State. Exercises were held In Festi-
val hall. under the auspices of the State Of
Maine association, which included adj
dresses by President Day. Frederick +.
Whitney. Director General DcYoung, Gov.
Colcord OF Nevada aud ex-Congressman
Ililborn of California, aud a poem by J. G..
Severance.
Prof. Ebenezcr kuowitou, native of
Maine. anu yice-president OF the local a So
citation, deliver, Il an Grafton In which he
said:
I'VE honor Maine because she has
proved To be the very fruitful bin thp'ace
of the nobiest physical. mental and
moral mauliness. Oar minds instantly
recur 10 Fessenden. morrill,. Hamiin,
Blaine snd Reed, We may gather addi-
| tiona' cause for thank iuluess aud .elf-
| coogratulsticn II we turn for a moment to
the brief roll of few of the things tor
| which we honor our native State because
she has them not; DO you seek armies
| of ragged loafers. impudent hummers and
dsn 9eruus tramps -ytu must look else.
whsre, Maine has them not Are YOU
looking for ipftrnal plots and murdcruas
| foreign anarchists who plo, them-no,
| In the Pine Tree State viii YOU lind them.
Tall pines are quite too handy. strong
hemp quite too plenty. and sturdy arms
| qni,e to willing. Do you search for d
| dog in-thc manger striker who will Meth.
| er work himself nor lat IL ca adj, aud
| willing neighbor do sot
The climate OF Maine IS quite too dis
| couraglDgly arctic for such nonIndGsiria
| reptiles. and horse ponds. horscwhips
fence rails, pine tar and most appropriate
| goose feathers are too threatenirgly con
| venient"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-21
CHILDKEN's AID SOCIETY
of Maine I'm Earnest Appeal for a
Most Worthy Object


h">t Worthy Object
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ag u-sa..z4..u East. FOR l> Object the
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the 60 l WI Fzga fartsy- Tbr ,u,.r-
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brought ~ contact WIN ,h... c,s.. tbs,
set Tie ladies Of the sltaue. i, tbfuEin,
7 ;hat home va. needed for yfrl, wh7
were neither vje!,u, nor criminals hpt
who mi.h. become Bath II IN u. mem.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-21

How wa /, Perkins didn't get his degree al
coiles" th!- year" You don't suppose the
faculty j. going 70 let ine football player like
Perkins graduate, do you ."-Hsrp~rs Basar
MIR BewtAy-"fcs, Patrick, thAtl, my picture
but Il na.ter- me little" Patr!ck-'it would
h4Ee to Halter you good deal, mum. 10 look A.
wen as you do IN my eyes Boston 7raHscrtpt
"fou don't have monarchs in this country
said Visitor 10 the United State, mu=lngiy
Not by that name" replied the native 1--WE have
servant girls. however" TIT BRs
Mr. Dana asserts that Chicago Is built on mud
Whether this be 70 or not, Chicago certainly has
plenty OF sand and wind enough 10 make It quite
apparent Detroit Tribune.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-21

pnb subscriber hereby gives public notice To
all concerned that she has h, en- tiuil appoint
Ell ana has taken upon herself the trust OF an adj.
mihistratriN OF the estate of Franklin French
late OF Franklin, In the county OF Hancock de.
ceased, oy giving bond the law directs: she
therefore requests all persons who are indebted
10 Ire said decsa sees estate 10 make Immediate
payment and those who have any demands there.
on 90 exhibit the same Tor settlement
kUTH A. FRENCH
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-21


We here find that since April |, 1898,
the beginning of the month after the ad-
ministration Of the national affairs of the
United States passed into the hands Of
party devoted TO free trade. the total vol
ume Of business throughout the country.
as represented by bank clearings. was
sio, 80, 600 600 less than during the cor
responding months year previously.
The practical insolvency of the national
treasury. it's inability to meet its pay
mcnts, an Increase If 50, 0O0, 900 in the
national debt and loss OF more than
$40 900, 000. 900 IN the volume of trade at
some 60 cities only form record in Just
accordance with free trade policy Of
prostration.-Am Economist
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-21
fooo 11roonet.
WHAT PASKOlA IS DOING.

Dr. q. ". Babcock, of Chelsea, Mass. SAVE
cit gives me great pleasure 10 speak Ia the high
cst terms OF your delightful preparation, Pas
koIa.' ppe Of my Young lady patients has gained
six pounds and SAYS she feels Ike Great
urc.''
Mr. James {. Collin, OF Syracuse, y. Y, saws
"PAskOLA Is indeed food. and royal one too.
have already gained six and one half pounds. /"
Mr. Charles f. Isaac, aIs Main St, Worcester,
Mass, says II have tried many doctors and
countless patent mesiicines-all were of no avail
tin took 'Paskols To cat a meal now Is pleas
urc- Heretofore it has been torture"
Mrs. u. J.. easy of Newton, y J., says Il
prize raskula has ond my feeble description. 1t
has accomplished more than you claim for it."
Mr.. j Calvin BARNARD Of London, \ H. says
"My frieufs and Doctor thought must die. hut
the first dose OF 'Pa-kola gave nae a little appe.
tltc and began to revive have gained twenty
pounds IN I've week."
Mr. VI. Lcouarl Of Biddeforl. Me, SAYS Il
have derived morn benefit FROM two thirds Of =
bottle ~ 'Pa~koiA than FROM an the medicine |
have used 10 the pat ~iN months
Emma NJ. ott- OF Fcrinton, = y. writes her
druggist "Sincc taking 'rAskoia' ms digestion
has is'cn much benefited and neuralgia greatly
relieved"
Mr. u. J. kclieher d Charlie 81, Someryiilc.
Mas, says Il have Gained four and one half
pounds since beginning the use Of 'Pa-kela' and
feel ever A. much better
SEMI tar pamphlet 10
Tie rrshsesej Eool Go, 70 Eeals s., Yea ipA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-21
ASSIGNicE,S SALE

WILL be sold at public auction at Quarry.
w vile. June u, lsai. at O'Clock D. m, the
effects OF Brown Il freeman insoIyen,5 canstas
Ing Of derTfcks, winch two galimaniers, wagon.
dump-cart, "a kits, paving cutters tools, anvil
and bellows, hammers, iron, chains. steel, crow
bars, drills. Particulars az
GEO. p. DuTTos, Assignee.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-21
Owe, Ten pr,i.on Dollar. Lost.

The effects Of the free trade pestilen-
tial policy of prostration continue to DO
sadly experienced. We have been show
ing from month to month the LOGS in
the volume of trade throughout the coun-
try since March 4, 1893, as reported
through bank clearances to Bradstreet's.
as compared with the corresponding
months year previously. For a period
Of 10 months they were as follows:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-21

Furious old gentleman Ito new Scotch foot,
man do you take me for fool, sirs" Foot.
man "Weel, sir, I'm no lang here, and diuna
ken yet."-Ta-Bas
Didn't the ladies who called leave cards -
Bridget They wanted to, ma'am, but I told
them you had plenty of yeur own, and better,
too."-Chicdgo Inter Ocean
"what makes you look SO cross, this morn.
ings" swell, am satisfied to let every dog have
his day, but IN be blowed If like to have every
cat have his NATURALIZATION Gazette
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-21

When Baby was sick, VIC gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Cas,oria
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-21
Notice Of Foreclosure.

"HEREAs George +. Norr1s Of the town OF
w Hancock. county ~ Hancock, state OF
Maine, by his mortgage deed dated Nav 10 A. D.
Isl, and recorded In Hancock County Registry Of
Deeds book 2i5, page 300 convey ed 70 tile under
signed. lucinda q. tIad!ey, d certain lot Of land
for description OF which reference is hereby
made TO said deed aud record thereof; ami where.
as Inc condition OF said mortgage has teen brok.
en- row therefore, by reason OF the lrc3 eh Of the
condition thereof, claim foreclosure of said
mortgage LUCINDA q. IlABLEY,
hy h r attorney, r, ;. Clark.
June |, A. u. ls4
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-21
Pauner Notice.

u has contracted with the CITY az ElIs,rartb ~.
the support OF the poor, during the ensuing Year.
anu an mas made ample provision for their support
,,iis eieIfe tofoiis ali persons from furnishing
furnished. Hes ~ 1919 so
Ellsworth. Me-. April ., Iass.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-21

aih On human, mango on horses, dogs and all
STOCK, cured In 30 minutes by Woolford's San
iWsa ay LOTION This never falls. Sold BY s. d.
"lggin, druggist, Ellsworth, Me.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-21

Chicago has 700 saloons The daily
receipts Of each average $3.50. or 4 total
for all per yeir # $50. 262 800 What
might he done with TIE money tnus -pcut
]. seen below
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-21
Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Edwin u. Gould Of Ellsworth,
w Hancock county, Maine, by his mortgage
deed dated May 10, A. u. ISL, and recorded IN
Hancock County Registry Of Deeds. book 2lG.
page ls'i, conveyed TO George +. Norris, of the
town 81 Hancock, county of Hancock, Maine a
certain lot parcel Of lana, situated in that part
OF Hancock county, known as otter Greek. for
more particular description OF said real estate
conveyed by sail mortgage reference IS hereby
made to said mortgage deed and records md
whereas the said George +. Norris. on the twenty
hrst day OF Nav, a. q. lsyi, assigned said mort.
gage 10 the Undersigned. which said assignment
Is recorded In said registry Of deeds, book 27s,
page 5l7. and whereas the condition of said mort
gage has been broken. now therefore ty reason
OF the breach of tie condition thereof, | claim
foreclosure Of said mortgage
LUCINDA q. fIApLEi
by her attorney. +. ). lark,
June /, A. ID. 1854.