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Decorah-posten., 1896-05-15
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I s%Ibsunsntsrs giant.
Tier opiaess GRATIS. BOG tan pt tffs atfs
pIaoS for De a~iminosIiss Iaues 1afNesItsr.
BET iaa geot fan tEsntsrss pyipat baaos tis
prGtsr. slabssr os gI9atatnstr, GEE wers.
90 AnuteloeIiss al mere ero afmtnDsIia
eGReDs, naa bstaIss S Gsnts pr. 2imis. gi
I~sFasIGttsr. Al, @nbvss, isrn iusfsnoss y ssss
tGIessntas1stIfsr. Iaisr eisis etuiss % rstiss
flo b~ssstteE.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-15
Geninncret Nenaftcr.

T%entoncret Heoaftor. Gioli9ere
&couftsr al "B. & s. g.. iurbenurs
renoe &ance1tietretGr g. G~tranobers,
CT M al Iesi.riusen erflGret berettt.
get til / fin sisnoarenbe 2epetiO at oppes
bare en- aarlio YeuTon al $500 Ser.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-15

OtialgS. Sort importeret gers
- deron 9ormau 9iusit, 10 Qar gam.
mel, beer 1900 Bluo. / uomerfet Stauo.
Zen oil blipe iolst biIist. Nau beupeuoer
ia til &m. u. @ooder. Orleans Tomn.
ibip, gofoiice Gorssie, greseo. Seq bar
ogiad TO Jdrme tilialss, $50 GereS o9 300
Gcres, be sr / uomRrtet Stano. 35b4
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-15

Torpagtniug. Soenie. 17Se Gpril.
Sasermeiter 6. S96aer bar for IA
Iar bOrtiOrpnstet Souco8aaroen
"Marsaaro" til Sr. g. Semen for
1900 ST. aurlis. areatet Omiutter
4S3 Chr. 9aro.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-15

Npt Seelparf. 5or Masiitraten
er oumelbt til Sirmares,itrst bet uan'
iparlise eelRab Sorbals 2esloars
meb SorretninsstcHtor | ariitiania.
@~elIfabets 3apital ubsisr 100000
ar., furoelt paa tire Snterss isnter,
9Srr. 6. %. &onow. Sf. aonoiu os
Omar apnoip.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-15

Stort GisnbOmsials. GicuoOms
men 8reSsaoe Gr. 23 er al 8ammer'
berre s. u. Grei6uiu iulat til 8ianO'
i%ortefabrifant Serm. 9eterien for 170.'
600 &r.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-15

Sen iucuiic SnrifiOrenin8 er at
&esjeriusen beuilset ct Selpb al 5000
ar. / buert al gurene 1896 % 1897
iOm Sioras til llparbeioelie paa frems
meoe eprps al en- GeiiebaanobOs ON
Suerise % til 5remme al en- iUrsset
2ilitrpmnins al uSenlanoite Neiienbe.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-15

ND ganf. asienS, 1SOe april.
9teo m Gttieiupitul al 100000 Sr.,
bporaf $4,000 ar. CT tesnet, er mitiftet
en- ganf unoer Iaunet "Isieus 8auf".
Gil Jprmaub palates Or. 2ino.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-15

Gieuopmsialg. @ieuoummen "Stcre
Waricbnl" pan Stranoueieu meo SUs
tel os gttitauratiun er iOt9t al Sr.
gbriitOfisrieu til ibp. 9eaner Suralo
Ssuien for 100000 Ser. Suertasels
len FER lite Mai.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-15

gDpIuno. arbeioet paa ben npe
Jrimeuisbeostirfe / 8upiuho paobs'
spuotcs ben sOe &prit. 8psseitilen
iiat bare / 2isbeb meb ben berunrenbe
Gosnetiries, o. Der pit bliue Siobes
plaois til Omireut 22o gerionsr. VT
be foriiieaiee Gaosr, iom airten bar
iaaet 2ifinSn ON, fan 81. a. napnes
en- 2gbeiont meo BERTH bBrenbe Sab
meo GOriirinqer, ct alterboro msb
Gl9oe o. en- &afteloou.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-15
gagcrftreifen | Iarbus CT MI futo

Itanoia, Ibct Spenoeue III fun arbsioe
/ Ma9oaleuemglens % GrbeioerneS
6urbrussioreniuss 8aserier. De aus
ore Gteoer, bppr Spenoene enonu or.
beioeoe, blep Irbeioet efter Nipoerne
ben 17Se 9lpril itanoist ueo Rionats.
tib. Wleitrene, Der / Se9pnoelien bauoe
inotaset en- noset foritielis SOlonius
o~uerfor G~penbenes 5Ororinser, itaa
M snise ont be geTutuinser, Der peo.
toaes paa Msoet i 6reoass.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-15

CfbD. 9aI5er Bpsb fra Salt Gar
fisbt nibros arifiran Sepirns @aaro /
gsbp, meO al iub. % ubpeubis 9e!et'
ming ior en- Gum of $4,000 Mart
Ill Gaaroen bcrer ct Grsal al rs Ssi'
tar, lite % 2oen Stosfes Sorber. neo
315 prsifIts 9alers Sfattsuarbi FAINT
en- GepteboutSrente al omtrsnt 5000
Iari uarlis. @aarben cusrtoses ben
lite Gpril.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-15

Sfgtteiagen. acIoins, 1Soe Ipril.
8~isbenbapu8 etpttefOrenin9 bar paa
en- Snbbpoelie til &apifponins / Soms
msr, ium Belle gnts Sfptteiorenins
paa iuuttlise jpO1te 5oreninScrs 8e9ne
bar ieubt 5Oreuiusen, ~iuaret, at &aps
itpbn in9sn enites ubiat til 1897.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-15

Ssbsfalo. Bergen. lobe april.
sosnspreit / SObannes Meniab.b,
ernft 5rebrit Gdbof, orbe pluoi.lio
isaar.
aISsoe Der eitsr longer, 9iOs eua,.
ltabeo babe erbOlbt SliIfeO ira IN.
wtni. furretieSe iirebu9s, nisnt ftsrts
lesemlis neo6rubt ueo 9unirmanber.
nes IItersans.
Gsosfaloet msoSeltes Weniobcoeu
pso Ssimss Reconsideration ioaa.
aibsoe bar isot i 1923 % uourpu.
ties til sosneYreit pso SUbannss 0ee,
nlsbeo 1885.
Snrfseisr Sr. e6umuun, 1eb.
~inoebaoer / Girmuet '@in8durOs s.ru,
'tSberter", er eiter lanssrs Gibs gnae,
lisbeo aisuuet peo 3sben / aritians.
iano len Gloer al AS 9tar. gliosoe bar
paa &siie til nolunoet for fin Selbreos
Sfplo.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-15

eisFnb. - 9erpto .bsfisuStsisrss for iraput,nbs
St1st % 8eHHsr, al mtu sGrt 9eano o. Doc Droosr
Crit e. gl5ru5 afsts beo en- hils % rolis Gsb ben
1876 GpriI 1896 on bIeo b~sIyaOsH ben 23ot I. ". 6aa
par isst ben 2Gos 9uat 1857 aaoaIsn, Rorst.
arso mto bans Gtso, p%stisHst UaSe bans 11iHSsi
n&rS. @. q. Gtstub. {. 5tsruiUsn.
Ws. 9uIla u. QstloH. 9tTs. aRH, g. bptianb,
E. Grttitn.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-15

0auo ttUalgS. - $50 Gcres az
X beoite 2ano / 2dc'qubB Barrie Co., Mtun,
tiIiaIgs. @oot @igb, bois Sanoel tan re
ltrar. u. & Simle, Gecorab Soma.
3A8.tf.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-15

grrbi | Sjelo. en- nh, uu.ntst
SnStestsfilbe fer oct no til, port 9is
itritt ital iaa. Gotten elrtteitrano bar
tcr Saaite iolst enbel Gislo for SIR.
600. bpcrbos ban ital babe rs Ore pr.
aubltmstsr ubtu9asu eten. 9is.iaa
er Der aifluttet 8Ontratt ON liauenoe
Stenbruo paa 'llrs" siter en- 9ris al
25 Gre pr. anbitmeter, liseicm Der
nnbcrDanoles ON ct Gruo paa Gen
("ginu.")
Stenen ital uobuo9eS til f~irtantebe
Sloffe % erporteres iii llblaneet Tom
Sp8nin9smateriale. Get CT en- Gteent
for ct Stenbusserfirma i &riItiauia,
iom bar a%ilnttet Speren8tomItrrne, pe
Irbsioet pil antuoelis bespnoe iaar.
Oct pil iunne bliue til GortieneIte
Ior mango, i'riper "Sariunos Iuis."
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-15

Seosfalb. Gioiisere 0ieoaft6r al
"Worsentelegraieu", &iSsOusslteuO'
graf, SeHettatiift 94ftss 8. Meger, er
nptig bgo 81 2lar Of.
- Seliin8e, 21oe 9tpril. SUSnes
preit for @rRiteo % Maarum / SjGl'
lamb Gtiit, 9fasmus 8jutber GsIens,
&ibber al 3anuebroa, ct ooo rs glar.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-15

TtIIalaS.-@t Get TinimeoperttBi
~ tIidt3S bos &. Geeo, 3scorah Soma.
32btf
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-15

Sanmarf5 Ipotbefer. Spr Giben
finbes. / 9armart meo Stlanoe IS
reclle, so perionelle Os z SiGlpeapus
tBster, tiliammen 175 Gpotbcfer. 9iGL'
peapotbeferue bar ale perionli9t &ris
uile9ium. 9aa 6arperue fiuoes l
QpOtbei, paa SSlanb A slputbefer %
paa be baultspeltinoiite Ger 3 GpO.
tbefer.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-15

Gang Sjeusits. 3 oisie 9asc sr
BET IS gar fssn @ottlieb Gbriitcnieu
trnaois / 2isneIie iOm aorI sua apr.
tbslst / Gram. 3 Smus 9iO or b u
bIspen trO o. uaitruos | famine 9it'
nsiie % far panbtt for Gatciie %
Iiuio bos fit Ser1tab.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-15

Sloiaasinuo. gso Grapnius !
upsfe Spie i BrsSIieosG sneu bar 2
Gaaroeiere nioiste 6oraar bt. a. inus
bet ell @uioriug, Der bdoos cn BHroi
Of 20 Sr., liant ct armbnouo % 2
glaale al Bronco. 9isit Gisntauoe
.r blepue in6lsnbte III bet oIonoroifte
WluI9um / aigbenbabn. Guouibere
bar De famine Mruo iunost en- Del
Samre, Siler o. Grsr al Gttr, nosIe
BOtter % fore GrpOer, iOm De / ipr'
rise ylanueO nfbGnOsoe / SolOius %
iom inobrn0te benz benpeo 100 Sir.
-
G7tie' Sonitri. Baa ct ben Lobe
aprit t aaIbors aibotot gioOe oeotos
ses stnlGs8ct al ct Spnisri ! itOr Gtil
pco glalburg. I'll Ssfprstiesmeolem.
mer pnlgtss 9irettpr g. q. Gnritens,
Spmafinfabriiaut Suerieu o. Galaus
~teribauoler q. s. Misuer. &jBbmanb
Gbriiinn 2oreu5su, ira bUem YIaHen
er uogaaet, ualgtes III Setiia6et5 5or'
retninssiSrtr. G~rtiefapitaIen er 5000
8r. / glitter q 10 ar., % SpnIerist bar
iaaet Raontt "Q~itiehgnIcriet golborg".
lllDtfestilIGIbr. 6OrteOen Dag
bGuote ct b~etlageligt lltpitestiifrl0e /
SoQiug6olt, ibet en- oerbOenos MnnO,
gltels Reber Gueuoier, fit Ell cnseIF
SaructouO / belle beus 99rsoc gisns
mem fin bgire Sob. ubeloet Itete uso,
at 9eitene lSb irsm, ba 8e0tommcnOe
for ct giebIiE bauoe fat 6Ooen inc
Sarucu. I'll SelO i llbete bar Gans
ben iliot btaut Oeo 8ruoen, iaa 2neen
mente, at Der life er uO9en 5are for
3 looiprgiitui1a.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-15
FARME F!

Epsr 100 al BEN | Norman Co.. MtiuH.
iom iGloeS paa 1grop.gapmsnt" efsr aHore
lette Biiinar imoo liosu Jitnie. Seno eiter
iulo SeitupeIie o. 8etlnselie I'll
N. KJELDSEN,
Ada, Mimi.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-15

Znln ira s. til $40 sIcreH. Garme
~ fra 5000 opcoer. 2ette 8e.
GEtvD talin9suiiiaar. Seuo eftsr
GlriulGrer % 2iite ODER be 106 Stauoina'
Der, iom 'ICbte 2ano al mig | 1895. Ser
oripeS bIauost EARNING. OF her &c soo On,
~leoninS for 300 Here oriftise Sarnere at iaa
sQet Sism o. nrbe,oe iia Do. COB Soro.
buno os goOt 8nuo. OLE OLSON, Kasse.
rcr Bank Of HawleY, HawleY. MINI.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-15

grepe pr. 5riIlsbsr. Gn Snoicn'
Der iprtaatr / 'Ionp. 3te,s, at 8rera
bRrrren, Der 0aar fra 2cooiuB III
9arrebp, bar iaa mango Drere, 9a''
fer oiu., at bau maa teiorors Dem raa
en- 3rtqebgr.
Glau fan Bips Wlauoen 8et !. at bel
uitoe bare tibsiparenoe, nanr 9oiiou.
i,ust iOretCg en- sGnorinS ! ben Ssu.
isenor.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-15
gartou, q. 9atota.

Btbsrs. - Oct &c btsDfn Dor tuua, BOB at be,
f~lsuhtsisrs for Staat o. 9eaHsr, at Derrsn Uto en- bahts
o. uUsHttt 0ss bar taioi iii Hg Dor Hare Daiisr 6anna
Ibeettas ben 2Got aprit 1896 I en- aisr al / aIr % 8
Waduster.
esrr,H sao. Serr,u i0s. ssrr,u, glauu oar, IOpul
BENT 2st5ps. sssft Btbt,s.
Saucpsr, @tsconHH.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-15

Gtreife. sc Grbeiosmenb fra
Suriens, Tom par 6eltiaftiseoe peo
@rusniussarbeioe paa Statsbanea,
nestebe 1orsoas ItOrSen ben 16oe
aprit at arbcioe for ben peo 8anen al.
minoelise getalms al 20 Gre pr.
Time o. ~iOrlauste 20 Ore. ga Der
life fra be ~ppsrprorsbe Sausautburite.
ter bapoes 9iQaSelie til at betale mere
eno 20 Gre, afsii @rusainsstcset, mso
bpitfet @rbsiSsrRe ltalbe b~siorores III
Splie, buur Der unIrsses ct Sieeipor,
ubsn at mebtase npseu al benz. &r'
bsiSst / @russraueu iOrtinttes BOG
msb en- tilfrstielis S!prte al Self Der
ira gSnsr.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-15

Gu Wrsliugeepioemi ! Speut6crs
bar for Gioen en- msset iterf uobres
bslie. 9lntalst af anmelote 9ilialoe
bar Ell llse paret 40; men oa bet maa
antases, at minbIt liSeiaa mango Gils
i1lee sr iorefomne, uoen at Der bar
paret tilfaIbt 2asebirlp, pil oct pirs
felise gntal ioreiomnc Tilialce ianos
ipulisuis babe paret life unoer 100.
Siotil sr Gpibemien siennemsaasnbe
iprlsbet milot, fripes ben 16be Gpril.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-15

25 gars SubiIaum feirebes forle'
ben al gusfsrer G. 2arien / aarbus, /
bpilteu Gnlouius ben afbolote Sernr
banemano fiji Ooerraft en- imlf Subj
lrumssaoe al fine aoleser ueO StatSs
banerne.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-15

SelegraiuGieuet. Sra uo8an8sn
al inoeparenOe Maanep at re9ne ct Der
mebOelt Gelesraiiiterue 8. s. 99mler
% 6rf. 8. s. 3immsr afiteO eiter Sns
issnius % pua @runo al SuugeIi9beS,
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-15

TiljalgS. - Ct fort glntal al
Second Hand Cream Separators al ale
Slags. Strto troy eiter nrrmere OpIps.
Hingsr. 9. Q. Bor 1075 gbicaso, 81.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-15

BAIT ptrueS b,tsustsisrss ior 1Iast o. Ben,
nsr, at mtn far. RaHS Rart gsSui,n Rsyslbgsal,u
aisii ssb 9 Dssu ben 23os April bate DOR al Latiug %
Riar,,tlsss. San ,om bib for THAR fb,n fra8tirt Loi,u.
9tOrs,. 5aa par pts fin LSb 20 Gar aammsI % ,itu,
lhocr "a 3 imaa Barn, ioa mss mtg 5ssrassr Labc al
en- so os tIarIis Jasu o. trO gGstsiaus.
Jrso mse goHs Stso. %5,IiaHst uers bans Dttnb,i
Jers. alara DAFT mso 5amili..
Gormsu. 2 argent Co.. q. Dafrta.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-02-06
ELLSWORTH FALLS.

Rev. Charles Whittier, of the Maine
missionary society, is preaching here for
few weeks.
Ezra Saunders and wife, OF North Els
worth, have moved here for the winter.
They occupy part of Silas Saunders
house. Mr.. Saunders is cutting ice with
Charles Smith.
Misses Harriette and Charlotte Morri-
son, Of Boston, are visiting their brother,
Eben Morrison who is quite ill.,
Rev. II. w. Conley is preaching for a
few weeks in the western part Of the
State.
Bertha NJ. Flood is home from teaching
at West Brooksville.
{. J. Treworgy and wife entertained a
party Of their friends last Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Frances Stevens, of Bangor, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Conley.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-02-06
Who is Charles Labourke?

A news despatch from Skowhegan says
man who represented himself as horse
dealer, registered at Hotel Coburn, Thurs
day, as Charles Labourke, Ellsworth. He
engaged many horses and hired man to
take him to North Newport, and on his
way there and back he bought many fine
horses, promising to return with the
money for them.
He borrowed some money and likewise
borrowed some clothes from boarder at
the hotel to wear while having his re-
paired.
Labourke went to the telegraph office o
send dispatch, and has not returned.
Landlord Haines is waiting for his hotel
bill, and the loser of the clothes is look
ing for his Sunday suit. Luckily no one
trusted him to take away the horses until
they were paid for.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-02-06

Capt. Robert Ladd gave his deposition in
Portland this week. The case will be
tried in New York this month. Benja-
min Thompson, Of Portland, is counsel
for the "McGee," and Wing, Putnam &
Birmingham, Of New York, for the
"Gypsum Queen"
Miss Crosby will give talk on English
Cathedrals," illustrated with photo
graphs, in the Congregational vestry on
Monday, Feb. 10, at 2.3O p. m. The pro-
ceeds OF the lecture will be appropriated
to aid DIR. Grace Kimball's relief work
among the Armenians.
George o. Tresdwell, Of this city, has
invented contrivance for driving small
boats by hand. It works on the principle
Of . moving machine, and by it the
propeller is turned. The machine has
been applied to small craft, and works
satisfactorily. A patent has been applied
for.
Luther T. Smith, OF Surry, lost prom
ising three -year-old colt one day recently
in a somewhat peculiar manner. The
colt was being driven slowly alonga COM
paratively smooth piece OF road near Mr..
Smiths house when suddenly he lurched
to one side and went down. Examination
| showed that the right hind leg was
broken in the shank. The colt was
killed.
The members Of the Hancock county
bar were guests last Monday evening at
the American house of Judge E. E.
Chase, the occasion being the celebration
Of recent legal victory. Besides the
attorneys, other guests were Judge
Emery, Sheriff Fennelly, Deputy-Sherifi
Allen, Clerk-of Courts Knowlton, s. G.
Stevens, Of Brooklin, and representative
of the press. All complimented the judges
hospitality.
| Pearl B. Day, mail clerk on the Bar Har-
Dor branch, had a narrow escape from Sc
rious injury at Bangor Friday. The Bar
| Harbor train was about to start from the
Exchange street depot and Mr.. Day at
tempted to swing the mail bag catcher
into the car. His foot slipped on the icy
car floor and he was hurled out of the
car striking on his back and sustaining
such injuries that he was unable to go on
his route, and his place is supplied by an
other clerk. Mr.. Day is now spending an
enforced vacation at his home in this
city. He carries his left arm in sling.
A. w. Ellis, of Ellsworth Falls, has 6
colt which he considers to be a prize. He
| is by Selim out of the famous mare Lilly
Mac. The colt is six months old, and is
| being broke to the harness and shows per-
feet trotting gait. He Will be one of the
features IN the yearing stake races dur
ing the season of 1896. The colts dam
Lilly Mac, was brought from California
by Al HurrilI, and was by Electioneer
The s., Of SeIm is Nelson, SO that the
colt has two remarkable grand sires
Mr.. Ellis has had some talk with certain
parties about selling Lilly Mac, but as
yet nothing has been settled. If she il
not sold shortly she will be sent to Bos-
ton to be bred to Bingen, Mr.. Ellis hay
ing contract with +. II. Greedy for one
colt by Bingen. Mr. Ellis is winterine
twenty horses this winter, among then
being a pair, Bonnie and Ada Duryea
that can go Il full mile in 2.3O, and ar,
said to be one of the finest pairs i'll New
England. They are close match il
color, being light brown.-Bangor Ners.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-02-06
le meeting then adjourned.

According to Galton, the patterns on
the finger tips are not only unchanged BILE
through life, but the chance of the finger
prints of two persons being alike is less
than one chance in $4,000, 100000.
Piercing the flesh with even the finest
needle hurts, because the nerves are so
thickly matted just under the skin that
not even the finest point can be in
troduced without wounding one or more
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-02-06
A Masonic Reception.

An opening reception at Masonic hall
in Manning block, Ellsworth, will be
held next Wednesday evening, Feb. IL,
to which members of all masonic bodies
in this city, with their families, are
cordially invited.
quested to call early at 8. D. Wiggin g
store and procure tickets, for which,
however, there will be no charge.
Members interested are requested to
furnish basket of cake.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-02-06
Coming Events.

Thursday, Feb. 6, p. m. at Methodist
vestry-Orange supper under auspices OF
Epworth league Tickets, 20 cents.
Monday, Feb. 10, 2.30 p. M, Congrega-
tional vestry-Miss Crosby on eng
lish Cathedrals," illustrated. Tickets, 10
cents; on sale at Coombs' bookstore.
Thursday, Feb. 13, at Congregational
church-Concert and stereopticon lecture.
Subject: "The Ancient Seat of Empire. "
Tickets, Is cents. This is the last of this
course of lectures.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-02-06

Some people are willing to give thp
devil any room in the house, if he will
only pay good rent.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-02-06
$1,s3S.s9

On motion voted that there be trans
ferred from the contingent fund to The
fire department fund 500; to the electric
light fund, $780, to the insane poor fund
S400; to the police fund 300; those funds
having been exhausted. All other funds
are adequate for the year, good balances
remaining in nearly all.
1t was voted that the printing of the
city report for the year ending Feb. IL,
1896, be given to the Campbell publishing
company at the same rate as last year.
Rolls of accounts for highways, S32.SS,
sidewalks, S1655, and bridges, $40, were
approved.
The meeting then adjourned.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-02-06

Highest Of all in Leavenng Powe-Latest u Govt Report
R&!a!!l! g! Rsk3H$ Fs*as$l!
ABSOLUTELY PURE
WOmen's Clubs.

The mid-winter meeting OF the board
of directors of the Maine State federation
of women's clubs will be held in the
Methodist church, Orono, Feb. IL.
The president Of each club in member
ship as vice. president OF the State feder~
alton, is member Of the board, and it y
hoped there will be a full representation
Directors desiring entertainment arp
requested to send their names to Mrs. H
s. Merrill, Orono, Maine, as early as con-
venient. Presidents unable TO attend
may send substitutes.
All club members are cordially invited
to attend the meetings as visitors. Hall
fare on railroads.
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Peoples Party Caucus.

Announcement is made that the peo-
Pies party of Ellsworth will hold eau
Gus to ominate city officers at Hancock
hall on Saturday, Feb. 10, at , T. m.
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ALDERMEN MEET.


The regular meeting of the board OF
aldermen was held Monday evening.
Present, Mayor Dutton, Aldermen Brady,
Maddocks, Eppes and Carlisle.
Ruel j. Leach was allowed SG for two
sheep killed last October.
The resignation of William j. Logan as
election clerk in ward 5 was received and
accepted, and Ruel J. Leach was appointed
to fill the vacancy.
Roll of accounts No. 13 was approved as
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AFFAIRS.
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs THIS WEEK.

Observation-Disclosures Plate Glass Ins Co.
Statement-New Hampshire Fire Ins. Co.
Statement-Western Assurance Co.
Statenent-Traders 4 Mechanics Ins Co.
CoOmbs-StatiOnery.
DR. w West-Veterinary hospital.
w Cushman & Son-Furniture.
BRooKLIN. Me-:
Harold A Grindle-C Caution notice.
DEERING, ME-.
Maine's Kelley Institute.
PORTLAND:
Norton-Chapman Co-Pillsbury flour.
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Church Notes.
Subject OF PASTORS sermon at the Con-
gregational church Sunday morning,
Feb, g. Il believe"
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The Riviera

The stereopticon lecture at the Congre>
gational church last Thursday evening,
like those which have preceded it III thrs
popular course, was very i4tsre ting,
The audience was taken along the Riviera,
from Marseilles to Genoa. The lecturi,
was read by E. F. Redman.
The concert which preceded the Lecture
was pleasing. The programme was as
follows:
Marscilles Hymn-French air.
Organ.
Galaxy OF Song....... Prendeyilte
Orchestra and organ
Views of Statuary.
soprano solo-"Why Must We say Good by?'.
Marchcsl
Miss Hastings
Selected,
Orchestra and organ.
The ten selected views Of statuary wera
shown with good effect by the lantern
The next and last of this course OF
lectures will be given Thursday Feb 81
Subject, Rome"
Fire at Bucksport
The Spotford farm house. owned by
Hon. Parker Spofford was burned Sum
day night.
The building was occupied by Fred
Wardwell, who succeeded in saving moat
OF his furniture. Loss, $500
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-04-16
r. NJ. JOHNSTON TALKS.

Houston, April 12.-(Special.) Refer
ring to the publication by the Dallas
News today of the circulars sent to mem
bers of the state Democratic executive
committee by Chairman Dudley propos-
ing modification of the form of ballot
on the financial question in the June pri-
maries, r. NJ. Johnston, member of the
committee for this. the Sixteenth, SEN
atorial district said today:
Yes, | received the circular some days
ago and returned my vote in the affirm
ative, but supposed that the matter was
in the nature of confidential correspond
ence and hence said nothing about it.
In my opinion, the observance of this
proposition by Chairman Dudley by the
county committee would remove any and
all causes for discomfort in the party
ranks. in so far as the settlement of the
financial question in the proposed June
primaries is concerned. 1t would give
the utmost latitude and put the matter
just where the state committee should
have put it in the first place. in the hands
of the local committees"