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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-05

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Der Nabn,ittaaslibuna bielten Sulius
Glider. Prdlioent oes 8eidaftsleute=
Ysreins. ierner Senator W. >.
Shnlot. 2iioers. Sale, giboef uno
Sans &apene uno 9luoere 9lnipra6en
an Die YerIammlung. Sie Ysamten=
luabl hattie folgenoesaGrNebniB: Yaul
Wiatbes, 9es Moines. Yrdiioent; Sol.
Gibped. Sbabmeiiier; Ystsr &Ooos=
mig SaOenport, Setretdr.
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Sic Surp in osm 6alle oes Gbarlss
Moraan, Der beiduloiat lit Dor msbre=
rem W'Onaten bel 9Quia Greet einen
gilenbabnsug beraubt Su baben 9ab
beute 9tahmittas einen aui Sbulois
lautenoen Wabriprub ab mo perur=
tbeilte ben Nnsetlagten su Is Sabren
3uhtbaus. IS ,udre 81 ,uenig 9eIa9t.
lpenn man la9en luollte. oab Der Staat
ilber ben 9vabripruA bod beirieoist
lei.
ct. paul, Miun.. |. Mdrs.
Sie aeitern i'm Mbaeoronetsnbauie
ourA Ginreihung elmer YetitiOu, iuelbe
oas 8siu1 ent9ielt. Hidter Spes bon
6rootitOn in Mntlaseitano su uerie=
ben. berpOr9erufene Seniation ivllroe
beute ae9eu 9lbeuo i'm 9auic tief IN Der
Sdattcn 9eitellt. als Der glb9epronete
Sreuis. pOpuliitiIhes Mitglieo bon
&erpille Gonntp. cine lanee Norreoe
uno &eiolution einreihte. ,porin Die
&laae entbalten 1T. oaB Der Oiientlihe
llnteriuder uno Nuiieber Der Ylilteu.
Woies 3. &enpOn, ben 9llten 3uItanD
gewiNer berporraNenoer 6inan,inlti=
tute in ct. Yaul uno Minneapolis be-
ideiniat babe, lpdbreno in g4irtli6teit
oieielben Gieloinititute sablunssiabis
waren; oaB iolde Sbatiaben ourb por=
9elsate gusipeiie friiberen 6Ouperncu=
rem mltsetbeilt Woroeu Ieieu uno oab
Der geaenludrti9e 8ouuerneur 8. ".
Slough ieB einen pollen Monat 3eit se=
habt babe. um Dieie Striitltiife sll
priiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-05

Eon0 0 II, 2S. Teb.
Ser ~Sriib Gatbolic" brinat cine
Sepeibe aus &Om. in Der es 9eiBt,
oab oortigem Sernebmen nab, Der
Yaplt oemnldit Die primroie 2eaauc"
bon GnAlano. oas aroBe conierpatipe
Yarteior9an peroammsn uno allen ga.
tbollten perbieten iueroe. ais Ntit9lie-
Der oerielben anSussboreu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-05
Yreiie Ser Nn;eisem.

Sober 3oll Der SpaIte per stabr. sI2On
/. :. a.. /. :, 6Wtondte. .. 915
/. /. >. 3Itouate. 49,. COZ
Sir ieoe 3eite grepisr oSsr oersn Raum, o,,
sritemai 10 @ents.
.ociratbs. nno looss.an,eisen sprudsl51
otne Sprubsl.00.
Mn,eisen bic bem Oeilte osr :atD Rirlh. ,tu;,
Der iino, fiuoeu fetue gafuabmc.
2(nseieen fenos man fpdte
tens am 11lontas 2llor.
gen etn.
Sob=Irbeiten altcr Irt pron,pt ula b.nll
ansgcilibrt.
Ciiee oer ,,C8asette".
vGs Der seditsn uno SaUatraj.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-05
9 pa II H.
3DnDo 90. Eebr.

Tas unterIeeiide &abel ;iuii1en Ga=
Dir uno Senerllfd lit wioerum serinen;
bis SIR 9lusbellerlnN oeiielben ,perosn
ole iiir Senerifa beltimmten Sepei6er
bon Sampiern beIOroert. weltbe am g..
Is. uno 80. ieoen Monats BON Gaoig
ab9eben ,ueroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-05
Granfre j..

Ssn Der bsntiaen Sibuna oes Mini=
iterratbes unterbreitete Der 9ld.rtau=
minitcr 8aoeau eiuen GrlaB, welber
Die Giuiuhr ameritanii1eu 9tinDpiebes
nad 6rantreid luegen Oes 5eras=Tie=
bers uno Der Sunaenieuhe psrbietet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-05
Clinton. Sa., "a. Sch.

Clinton, Sa., "a. Sch.
Das Waarenla9er Der 2ponS Scope.
ratiOe yHOciation Uuroe aui 0eranlai-
flung Der :. M. 8obble Company init
YeiAla9 beleat. Our9 ben Yamterott
Der @eieai@ait perlieren ae9en 500 Yer-
tonen, bic meiit Der arbeitenoen 9laiie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-05
MMSlnnO.
9 atit an.
q o III, q. sseb.

W III, ~ VeV'
Sur Geisr oes iiebssbnten Sabres=
taaes ielner &rOnnn9 miro Der Yapit
am nadlten Sonntase in Der Sirtini=
iheu &apelle einen beiOnoeren 8ottes=
bienlt abbaltsn. glm nabiten Sams=
ta9e miro Se. 6eili9teit Die Gliid=
ipiinibe BON berpOrragemoen YeriOn=
libteiten in @Om, uno burb oas
oiplpmatiide Corps bic 8ratulatiOnen
Der i'm Natifan rertretenen &esierlln=
gen ent9egenuebmeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-05
Of aoriO, 81. Eeb.

Gs pirb beri0tet. baB Die llMrubsu
auf Guba iebr ernitliher Natur lno.
Die ipaniid)e &eaieruna ieoo1 itellt in
slbrsos. oab lie Mittbei!una oapon er-
balteu but, oaB Die Dicrunoaluanai8
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-05
u 70 S brita nnien.
8 ONT on, %. sSeb.

Son0on, %. Seb.
Ser ~Sriib Gatbolic" brinat cine
Sepeibe aus 3om. in Der es beiBt,
oab oortigem gernebmen nah, Der
Paplt oemnadit Die primroie 2eaauc"
BON Gna!ano. oas sroBe conisrpatipe
pdrteiOr9an perOamnlen uuo allen ga.
tbollten perbieten Ueroe. ais Mtiiglie-
Der oerlslbsn ansuseboreu.
Yel9ien.
Yriliiel, 26. Seb.
Die &eaieruna bat beute Der Sepu.
tirtentammer Den amtliben Sertraa
suaelanOt. woourh Der Gon9pltaat nit
alien &e6ten lno WerpIlitbtun9sn an
yels!eu ab9etreten piro.
griiilel, l. Mdr,.
Ser belaiibe gpiscopat bat ei,,
pdpitlihss Sdreiben erbalten, morin
Die Saltins Der vhriltliben" Sosiali,
item auf oas Strennite perOammt
Miro.
| 6ubo.
9teipOorf, q. Seb.
9lus SaDana fommt fpI9enoe Ntaa,
ri6t iiber Die &epolutipn auf Cuba:
IS 1T bier bic Mabribt eingetroiisn,
oaB Die Sniuraenten oeriuben. Die Ute.
aieruna su itilrsen. Die &ebeuen in
Guantanamo. inter Der 2eit,ing bon
9enrD SroOts, Dem reibten Mann, in
Santiago De Guba. iino in Der Mdbs
bon Santa Cecilia nit ben &eeieruusss
truppen 3ulamnengetpBen. @s iuurs
Den orei 8efansene gemabt. unO Die
&ebellen fliidteteu lid in Die g9dloer.
Merito.
Merito. "a. Geb.
Sros al!sr seaentbsiliaen Nadridten
1T in ben Gerbauolunaen spii9en
Merito uno Guatemala elm poultanols
ger Stilltano einaetretsr.
aJterifO. %. Ssb.
Sin grcurIiDnsiug, Der beute auf
Der Suteroceauic Gileuba9u ua6 bier
fubr, luurOe ON Na6mittag bon sinew
entisBliden llnfalle betroiien. Yls oer
3ug cine Sie9un9 an GuBe zines Der.
aes paiIirte, ltiirsten filnf gDassn Dor.
Uelslle uno in Die Sbtubt binunter.
Meritp, l. MdrS.
Is lit iest ieliaeItsllt. oaB bel Dem
llnaliid auf Der SntcrOceanc-Gienbabn
200 Yeripnen gstDOtst Ooer perUunoet
tpDrnen lino.
Ser entaleiite SuN mar ein greur.
iionssug nit etipa 1900 YilgerM, Die
bon Der idbrlihen @abriatyt nab benz
Gnaoeubiloe oes Sacro Wpnte. oes
bciliasn Ser9es beimtebrteu. ssSu Der
9tdbe prn pieoru Slane0 mabt Die
Yabn cine icburie Siegung uno al Dies
Ter Stellc lino. aus biz JEST nod riit
aui9etldrter llriahe, iiinf Magen ent-
sleilt uno Den Ssrgabban9 biuab.
SeltiirSt.
China uno Sapan.
San Granciscp, Gal.
"a. 6ebr.
Ser Sawpisr v@psltc" brabte iol,
9enoe N0bri0tsn aus Sapan.
Sotio. 6. 6ebr.
Ser 0erIud Gbina'S nit Sopan
MISUNDERSTANDING anSutnilp.
fen, mar Ollltdnoig erfol9lps.
@iroidim q, 29. San.
Tie in ben Yereinisten Staatcn Der,
brsitste Nahribt bon. oen angsblid in
FOrt Mrtbur periibten 8rnulumteiteM
bat unter Den Sapanern cine all9emeine
Gntrilltun9 erre9t. SoiOrt WurOe cine
llnterluhun9 BON Der sultdnDiIen We.
bOroe anSeOronet. 0ielelbs ergab. oaB
Die Don Der ,9te,p Oort g3or!o" aemeI-
oeteu 8rauiamteiten uno Greumtbaten
gar nibt periibt Duroen. %etanntlisb
baben Die Die hineiiihsn SOloaten Die
9nsewObnbeit, lid ioiort na6 elmer
I MisNprIooe i6rsr luifNrmsm al sutle=
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-05
Seuti1la

W. -r" wv"
Sic HampiibiiisaeislidaIt Des 9toro=
0eutlben 2iopo bat orei oeltihe, orei
snaliIbs uno orsi fransOliibe Sauder
beauitra9t. bic poitiabcn aus benz
untsraesansenen Sampier glbe beraus-
suholen. Tas S9iif lieat in 100 GuB
tieism Waiier uno slusi Ooer orei pOit-
idde aus oeniclben lno ibon an Der
ens!iiden &iiite ans 2ano asipult
pproen. Der Wertb Der Yoltlaten
miro aui $50. 900 psranlhlast. siuBsr
Dem reaelmdbiaen 2obne. Der ben
Saubern besablt Wiro. bat Die Ueiell=
l(bait nod cine Summe bon 81, 800
fir Die g8ieoererlan9ln9 BON gHertb=
laden aus benz 9ampfer aIsgeisbt.
Berlin. "a. 6sb.
Safer @il6elm miro iib mprsen
nah sSien beSeben, I'M oem 9eiben
begdn9niE oes perltorbenen Grsbersoas
silbrebt bei,u.uobnen.
2owetpft, 26. 6eb.
9eute Moraen ipuroe Der Snqueit
iiber Die 2ei6s bon Srisorid Grnlt aus
Wla9oebura III YreuBeu, einem Der
perunsliidten paiiasiere oes unter-
ae9anNenen Sampfers yGlbe". luelbe
bier an 4. ssebruar bonn 6il5srboote
:, Vcrona" 9elanost ipuroe. ,pieoer aui=
0enomnlen. Ger Norooeutite 2lopo.
Die Giaenthiimer bes brittii1eu 9am=
piers .6ratbie" bon glberoeem, iuelder
Die .Gtbe" in ben @runo bohrte, Die
osutlhe 9tsaieruns. Gapt @oroun pom
Tampier yGratbic" uno ole 0anoels=
TANNER ,paren bel ben Yerbanolun9en
ourh ylnpdlte pertretsn. Gapt 9On=
ner Don Der oeutiben 6lotte mar an=
,peieMo, nm ben Snauelt fir Die
oeutihe &eaierllng 81 ilberlpaden uno
uno Gapt. g8ilioI Don Der NanoelS=
tammsr .siitete Dem Goroner bel Dem
Serb0r Der 3eu9en @eiltauo. inter
oensn lib nautiide SadOerltdnoi9e.
bic Yootien Der rGlbe". Srl. glnna
Yildmer. bic einSi2e serettete paiaaie-
rlu, Die WemannlllN oeS SampIers
.Gratbie" uno g!uoere beianocn.
Yerlin, q. Geb.
Gin BON Sacobst6tter. Sabie uno
Ninpalo unterltiiBter Nntraa luuroe
ein9ebraht. in ,uelbsm aui Nerhinoe-
runa iiioiiher Ginwanoerer aeorunasn
wnroe. YinDemalo bebauptete. Die
Suoen icisn Shulo an Dem llnrebt.
lpslbes ben Sobnarbfitern suaeiii0t
iperoe. uno iblp6 nit sinem bsitiNen
Mn9rif auf bic SOsia!iitsn. @OStberr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-01-31
Week of PRAYER and Planning.

For the week beginning February 3,
1895, there will be a meeting of the Bap-
tist parish every evening, except Sunday
and Tuesday, at O'Clock, at the home of
the pastor, Rev. E. A. Mason. These
meetings will be for the committees of
the church and Of the Christian Endeavor
society.
Monday. Feb. 4, lookout committee,
prayer meeting committee and informa-
tion committee.
Wednesday, Feb. 6, social committees
and music committee.
Thursday, Feb. I, visitation committee,
calling committee and floral committee.
Friday, Feb. 8, missionary committees
and religious literature committee.
Saturday, Feb. 9, Sunday school COM
mittee, assistance of candidates for bap-
tism committee and absent members
committee.
Whether you are member of a COM
mittee or not, you are requested to pray
every evening for the committees of our
church and Christian Endeavor society.
If you are on any committee you should
be at me pastors home on the evening of
the meeting of your committee.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-01-31

Tapley's Bread Winner" out-wears all other
shoes.
Buckinghams Dye for the Whiskers does its
work thoroughly, colorng uniform brown or
black, which. when dry, will neither rub. wash
or nor soil linen.
A novel offer Is being made by Joseph Breck
& Sons, seed dealers, of Boston. They adyer-
tise that they will give the same amount of
money as will be awarded by any horticultural
or agricultural society I'm the United States, as
first prizes for products raised from seeds or
bulbs purchased of them. In the past more
than an even proportion of the prizes given by
such societies in New England for floral and
garden exhibits have been awarded to products
grown from Breck's seeds; it would seem,
therefore, as though Breck had taken consider
able upon his shoulders and will undoubtedly
be called upon to pay out no inconsidcrable
sum of money. This stroke of enterprise will
undoubtedly revert to his benefit, for ii will
mean that Breck's seeds will he sought after
more than And then, seeds that are bred
To produce prize winners are none too good for
the amateur gardener.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-01-31
MARRIED..

BATEM AN-SMlTiI-At belfast, Jan. 2S, by
Rev. Ge0r-p +. TUFTS Mi Myrtle Bateman
of Belfast to Leslie W. smith of Sedgwick.
CDNpON-CUNNINGI sM-N Dedham. Jan.
-. by II. y. Burrill esq, Mis- Edtlh l.. Con
don To Martin Cunningham, both OF Bedhaln.
GILES-LAEGIILIN-h Great Pond, Jan 20
lay j. X. >humau, esq, Miss Florence Giles
of Aurora to Eugene Laughin of Great
Pond.
HUTCHINS = BLAISDELL At Pcnohseot,
Jan 26. by Rcy ). NJ. small. Mis- Gertrude
lIutchin=, OF Penobscot, to Alpheus Iai7dell,
of Orland
LEACH-FRANKS-At Brooksyille, Jan. %,
by Rev. +. W. Smell, Mrs. Susan Leach, OF
Ellsworth, to Levi Franks, of Brooksville.
RANkIN-BRAGG-A Amherst, Jan. 10, by
j. Z. Grover, esq, Mary J. Rankin to George
W. Bragg, both of Clifton.
sNOW-EATON-At Bucksport, Jan. D. by
Rev. W +. Campbell, Miss Lula F, Snow of
Bucksport to Frank \. Eaton OF Winterport.
TORREY -CANDAGE-At Surry, Jan, %, by
Rev. IL. F. Day. Miss Nellie +. Torrey of
Surry, TO Medbury J. Candage of Bluehil.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-01-31

cows at once, makes the prediction, based
on his knowledge of the effect of
creameries in other places, that when
this creamery has been in operation one
year, farmers of Ellsworth and vicinity
will be selling two horses for one COW.
1t is hoped that all farmers who are
interested in having their farms pay will
take hold of this project with energy.
It is only by united action that success
can be achieved. The committee on
manufacture of the Ellsworth board of
trade will be pleased to furnish pamphlets
and circulars containing full information
on the subject.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-01-31
ODD FELLOWS TO BUILD.
Plans Approved and Work Will Begin
in the Spring.


The Odd Fellows, of Ellsworth, have at
last definitely decided to build hall
At meeting of Lejok lodge last Friday
evening, it was voted to build, according
to plans submitted by the committee
appointed some time ago for that pur
pose.
The hall will be located on the lot
corner OF Main and South streets, oppo
site the Hancock house.
Odd Fellows hall, as it will be called
will be an ornament to the west side OF
the city. 1t will be a three-story, and
basement frame building, 44x7O feet, with
mansard roof, and Will front on Main
street.
AT the northeastern corner OF the build
ing (or the corner nearest the BRIDGE
there will be a tower 16x16, through which
a stairway will run from basement to top
OF building. Thus there will be no waste
room in the main building for stairways,
and at the same time access may be OBJ
the main building.
Inc tower VIII run II snort distance
above the roof and be surmounted by an
ornamental iron balcony, thus breaking
the severe line of the mansard roof, and
adding to the attractive appearance of
the building. The stairway will be
winding, with two landings at each story.
There will also be a rear entry to the
building which may be used in event of
fire.
The lower floor will be finished off into
two stores, each bout 22x70 feet in size.
One of these stores has already been
spoken for.
The second floor will be finished off and
fitted As public hall. The stage will be
located at the southern end of the hall,
with antcrooms at either side.
On the third floor will be the lodge
room, ante-rooms and dressing rooms, and
wardrobes for regalia and paraphernalia
of Wivurna Encampment and Lejoll
Lodge.
The basement will also be finished he
rear portion to be occupied the cellars
for the stores, and the front portion as a
kitchen and dining room for the lodge.
Work of building will commence as
soon as the weather Will permit i'll the
spring.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-01-31

1t is with gratitude that the King
Daughters acknowledge two gifts that
have been received during the past week
one of 227 from the Woman's mis-
sionary society of the Congregational
church; the other S1.10 donated by M ISIS
Sarah Alexamder's class in the Congrega-
tional Sunday school.
Don't forget the entertainment by
Charles Williams in Hancock hall, Thurs
day, Feb. I. Reserved seats will be on
sale at Woodward Bros, Monday, Feb. 4.
All Kings Daughters are once more re-
minded Of the annual assessment of 10
cents. Please call at the reading-room
and pay at once.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-01-31
DIED.

BARBOUR-At Deer Isle Jan. -, Mrs. Re.
bccca Barbour. aged - years, II months.
COLBY-At Bucksport, Jan. p, Mrs. Mercy II
Colby, aged 16 years, months, IA days.
DODGE-At West Hancock, Jan. y, Annie,
wife OF K. ). Dodge and daughter of James II
ana Mildred A. McFarland aged "a years 5
days.
HAYNES-At West Eden, Jan. -, Mrs. Abbie
W. Haynes, aged IS years, months,
HARTWELL-At Franklin, Jan. H. Frances
l.. Hartwell, aged 81 years, months.
HINCkLEY-At Buehill, Jan. %, Paris Hinck-
ley, aged Il years, 9month7, - days
HODGDON-At Mt. Desert, Jan, n, Mary A.,
wife OF Gilbert II. iiodgdon, aged Is years.
PIERCE-At Iamoine, Jan. D. Mr.. Nellie NJ
Pierce, aged 4 years, month"; days.
ROBINSON-At Amherst, Jan. l6, George
Robinson, aged 81 years, months Is days
THOMPSON-At Dedham, Jan 90 Mrs, Ellen
X. Thompson, aged = years, months.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-01-31
salisbury Cove.

salisbury Cove.
5. \. Rich was at Bar Harbor Tuesday
on business.
Mrs. w. X. Hodgkins is visiting rela-
tiyes in Hancock.
Rev. T. F. White, of Bar Harbor,
preached at the church Sunday.
The high school is under the tuition of
II. l., Springer, of Colby university.
Bay View grange is enjoying a season
of unusual prosperity. Five candidates
received the first degree at its last meet
ing. The officers for 1895 are: II. F.
Emery, master; Julien Emery, overseer
Elva Nj. Hall, lecturer; Rose B. Emery,
chaplain; D. q. Hall, steward; Matt Ellis
Young, assistant steward; S. n. Rich,
treasurer; Iona A. Rich, secretary
Joseph w. Wood, I'd, gate keeper; Mag
gle r. Rich, pomona; Marie Emma Rich
ards, fiora Mrs. II. F. Emery, ceres; Min
ME Willard Young, lady assistant stew
ard.
Jan. %.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-01-31
BORN

COW AN-At Verona, Jan. ), to Mr.. aud Mrs.
Cowan, a daughter.
CoLE--At Deer Isle. Jan. >, to Mr. and Mrs.
Lorenzo Cole a daughter.
DUNBNR-At rrHob-cot, Jan. u, to Mr.. and
Mr.. Frank Dunbar, daughter.
GfEES-h Amherst, Jan. 10 to Mr., and Mrs.
+ K. Giles daughter.
MGPIIEE-At Great Pond, Jan. 20. to Mr.. and
Mr. William Mclhee, Il son.
MoRRlS0N-Nt Bar Iiarbor, Jan. 10, to DR..
and Mrs.. &. {. Morrison. Il daughter.
ROBERTS-Nt Brook-yitlc, Jan H. to Mr.. and
Mr.. Edgar Roberts. aughter.
SN0W-At Buck sport, Jan. Is, to MIR. and Mira.
Ernest SNOW, son.
SW AZEN-Nt Seal Cove Jan. p, to Mr.. and
Mr.. Joseph NWaIpS, ii son
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-01-31
MARINE LIST.
Domestic Ports.

DARIEN, G>-Gld Jan "a, sch -Etna Jordan,
New York
EosroN-sld Ian u brig Eugene Hale, Trini-
dad
KEY wEsr-sId Jan ., sch Norman, Sargent,
Mobile
BoorHBAY lIARBoR-Ar Jan -, -chs Fred A
Emerson, Blake. New York for Bar iIarbor;
James \ Webster Pascal, Green's Landing for
Boston
NEW loRK-Ar Jan "A, sch Lizzie Heycr,
Anderson, Darien, Ga
Cd Jan ~, sch Maud Snare Lord, Key West !;
bark Grace Lynwood Giley, Port Spain
Ar Jan % sch Lillian Woodruff, Baracoa
Ar Jan Is, sch q Haskell, Richardson,
Brunswick, Ga
PAsCAGouLA-sld Jan D. sch Abbie Cole,
PoRrLAND-Ar Jan 26, schs Robert Byron,
Thurston, and Silver Heels, Quinlan, Rockland
for New York
CID Jan %, schs Henry Chase Black, Deer
Isle; Lillian, Norwood, fremont
PHILADELPHIA-Ar Jan "A, bark Auburn
dale, Dow, New ork
PENsACoLA-sld Jan 81, sch Helen G.
SAvIANNAH-Ar Jan. PC, sch Fred Cover,
Beattie Sapelo
VINEYARD HAvEN-Ar Jan 25, sch Lizzie
Lane, Weymouth for Elizabethport
Sid Jan %, sch IL ii Chamberlain, FossetI,
Green's Landing for New York.
In port Jan IS, sch Lizzie Lane, Closson, Bos-
ton for Elizabethport
Sid Jan -, sch Puritan, Harding, Baltimore
Foreign Porss.
ST JOHN, B-Ar Jan %, sch p Emerson,
Dixon, Rockland
ST llELENA-Passed prev TO Jan 16, ship w
X Smith, Brown, Hong Kong for New York
BARBADoEs-Ar Jan Is, sch Caroline Foss,
Crabtree, Para
CIENFUEGos-Ar Jan l6, bark J W Dresser,
New York
AZUA-At Jan II, sch Abbie C Stubbs,
Coombs, from New York
Notes.
BosToN, Jan 24-Bark II Hopkins, from
Portland has discharged cargo of lumber and
gone on simpsons dock for repairs, which will
take about three days, after which she will re-
load and proceed to Portland for balance of
cargo for Buenos Ayres. There is a large hole
in vessels bottom, keel nearly all gone and
sides badly chafed.
Sch Lizzie Lane, from Weymouth for Eliza
bethport, put in Vineyard Haven, Jan %, with
loss of both anchors OF Bass River.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-01-31

THE AMERICAN prints more rital sta
tistics births, marriages ana deaths
than all the other papers printed in the
county combined, and most of them 1t
prints from one to tlro Deeks ahead of its
couten por0rieS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-01-31
Seal Cove.

Seal Cove.
Capt. j. II. Rumill of the schooner
Gamma f. Rickerson" arrived at Provi-
dence, R. l., Jan, II, with a cargo of log
wood from Port au Prince, Cuba. He
was home and spent week with his
family while his vessel was being unload
ed. He returned Monday. Tuesday
evening of last week about forty of his
friends, young and old, gave Capt.
Rumill a surprise party. Refreshments
of cakes, candies and nuts were provided,
Games were played in which all partici-
pated with the gayety of children. 1t
was pronounced by all to be the grand
occasion of the season.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-01-31

Don't worry. Don't run in debt.
Don't trifie with your health. Don't try
experiments with medicines. Don't
waste time and money on worthless COM
pounds. Don't be persuaded to take a
su Institute for Ayers Sarsaparilla. 1t is
the best of blood purifiers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-01-31

Mr. Aust look at that old dolt OF
a man. What charming wife he has.
How true it is that the biggest fools
always marry the prettiest girls. Mrs.
A.-Oh, you fatterer.
81 suppose" observed the tramp, Bit
terly, '.you would like to have me get off
the earth. But | cannot" 'Have you
tried soft soap?" asked the woman in the
blue gingham dress, dispassionately.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-01-31
West Ellsworth.

West Ellsworth.
Last Thursday evening the ladies of the
Baptist church gave a most enjoyable
"basket" supper. After supper the eve
ming was spent in social intercourse, and
in listening to songs,and recitations.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-01-31
Che Kings Daughters.

This department is conducted by the Hand
in Hand circle of the Kings Daughters of Els
worth. Headquarters at Rooms IL and Is Man
ming Block, Main street, Ellsworth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-01-31

"FOr a funny man, Mr.. Nagg, you
don't say many bright things NO,
Mr.. Porker; and | notice hat for a dealer
in hams you strew singularly few of gem
around in society"