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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-05
Hons. ana card Parties

Ms J. 4 Earnei ard Mrs. =. norely en-
fertaaved Haeut tkfrsy-six OF thear LADY
frSsrss - their Eesf&euce az EdEewatsr
gs~4 Ncnaav Sfkgrzaaa IN honor % the
xlxsr-sanou2 birthday % taskr mother
Mrs. II. l. Gresham The afsernaoa vas
srsrst In rsGsac 2N3 social converse and Al
Rzsexts invited were Mr. Truman Bart
{ett Mrs. :. r Stone. Mrs. William Wat
sea NrS- q. = BoaeFfs. Mrs \ Cutler
Ms 81 y ShgaTeT. Mrs. T. Pratt Mrs
!. ~ AuElE- Ars- ~ l. Ssal.h. Mrs &. A
wfnnsnghAza. Ma J. Johnson, Mrs s.
yozcss. A<z. g. "a sAsksaz. &-s. J. c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-05

drieks' The Lips that Touch liquor Shall
Never Touch Nine. Myrtle Srnythe:
men Mamma wss Little Girl. Grace
PArthemass Hannah Jane Miss Jos
epilns Dyer Five Years Old To-Day
Eutn Wilson. piano solo. Cleo Wakefield.
TIE Bachelor. Gertrude Glascocks Song
When Cupid Comes a Knocking al the
Door. Florence Moore and Nellie Clark.
Don't Be Angry, lone stevens: Jennie
AcSe22. Mabla Bennett. Tit Willow.
Flyin Greenwood. The Letter yaaa Nc
Cormack. Sir Peter and Lady Teazie"
Ethel Gordon: hanja solo. Nellie Prsther:
Question Sarah Stevenson. Reuben
and Rachael. Florence Moore and Alfred
Prather. ''Susie's Telephone Talk" Msbie
Edwards; piano solo. Miss Castepech:
Learning Eloeution." Mrs Haggari.
march and wand drill class OF ten.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-05
THE BIGGEST OF BARGAINS TOMORROW.

1000 yards Bieached Fruit OF the
Loom Muslin. only she yard
Loo yards fine quality India Linen.
value sc, only 1zszc gard.
LOCO yards Black Sllesta, IS inches
wide. &c yard
3 Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests. only &c
each.
i.0oa yards Fancy Colored Outing
Tlannels. Monday only GIG yard
30 Ladies' Heavy Quality Fast Black
Stockings. value ioc. only SC pair
Fine Zephyr Bingham. value isc. re-
duced TO i-3c yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-05
Shoe Dept.

You Can save lots OF money on snoes
here.
Every woman In Seattle ought TO
to have a pair of our Comiag Century
I<acA and Button Shoes They are the
most fashionable dress shoes out. Up
to date ia every way. they are
cheap az $50 We offer them Mon
day and ali this week az N-ss par.
At 500 entirely new, ladies' Gus
tom Finish High Class Black KID
Walking Boots, only just left the shoe
makers hands. pretty AID perfect
styles, g shoe. for 81
Mothers. have you seen our Infants
Kid Shoes We are selling good ones
az % and s. cents a pair.
Special this week. Ladies' Tailor
made Button Shoes. iexibis sole. large
buttoas, new needle toe. value $40: to-
morrow and ali week only ftfs pair.
Light Tan oxford Ties, reduced tren
sl.3o 20 soc.
TIsnt Tn oxfords. reduced from
81 50 20 Csc.
Light Tan oxfords. reduced from
sfss to si.i5 pair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-05

Loo yards Teasei Down Outing F7an-
mel. value 1zixc and iec: this week only
7se- yard.
Zephyr Ginrhams. manufacturers
Remnants: value Ice. Monday and al
week only SC yard.
Bengal Blue Lawn. value 15c. Mon
day only &c yard.
1.1s yards Unbleached Muslin. this
week only z1sc yard.
Is dozen Ready Made Pillow Cases.
Monday TIC each.
50 dozen Boys Overails with bfbs and
suspsnders. value lc. only &c pair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-05
Towel and
TOweling Sale.

Bleached Huck Towels, size 3oxis.
only SC each
Heavy Bleaehed Honeyconnb Towels,
size s2xis. only fDc.
Turkish Towels. size 52xls. only Sc
each.
Large size Turkish Towels, size SKI.
only l5c.
- dozen Hemmed All Linen Huck
Towels. large size. only lie each
J-inch BIeached Honeycomb Towel
Ing, only &c yard.
All-I4nen Toweiing. heavy quality,
only sc yard
Extra Quality Bleached Crash. is
inches wide. only Sc yard
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-05

: r~1,ee white and Black Untrim-
- nni1ors. Monday. &c.
~ m.-E dozen Proctor 4 Gambia
1870 Soap. Sc bar.
10 m.-ls dozen Buttermiik Toilet
80. & . bar.
r ssecee Black satsen. Monday only
~ vsrda Cream Colored Chz3iiss
ksS $1,000 Lawn. Monday TIC yard
4 p 1900 BleAched Muslin. full yard
~ Monday 3c = yard
- yArds White Lawn. AonoAS =
y ynrd.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-05
Lace Scrim and Sash
Curtain Material.

ss-lnch Cream Colored Lace Scrirn
Sic yard.
lo-snch BIeached Lace scrln only iec
yard.
so-lnch White ard Cream Colored
Fish Net only iSc yard.
4e-lnch Point d-ESprft Net only sc
yard.
Lace Curtains a; reduced prices.
AT 1895 pair. Irish Point Lace Cur
tains. SIS yards long. reduced from
sssa 20 caoSe at si-&
A G@ pair. Novelty Oriental Lace
Curtains. ST. yards long, reduced from
~ 70 rioSe az s. 3.
AZ ssSs pair Point d'ESprft Curtains.
81 yards long. IN cream and white.
were $3.50 20 close at s@-sa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-05

twenty Invited guests present % witness
the ceremony. An hour later q large num-
Der OF the friends 81 the greom and bride
called To pay their respects and tender
congratulations An op@n-Atw platform
ASving been prepared. with good music
also at hand. the guests proceeded 10
make the night and the occasion a happy
one. The bride Is = granddaughter eg Hon
L II. AnfrewS. of Gilman
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-05
Wash Goods.
rNpERsrT1ING EYERYRopl

CSDERSErEING EVERYBODY.
Light ShirsIng CaiIcoes, new styles.
2izc yard.
Zephyr Bingham In remnants. re-
duced 20 &c yard.
Bengal Blue Lawns. reduced from lec
10 So yard.
Duck and Pique Wash Su.tiags. i5c
quality. reduced TO 1ec yard.
Fancy Calico. dark and light styles,
only &C yard
Real Hand-spun Wash Llnsn. value
Boo. only PC yard
Fancy Grass Linen. reduced from l5c
10 1ec yard
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-05
Tremendous Reduction
in Black Goods.

arch Atwood Black Serge. re-
nncod from 5oc 70 35c yard.
turkish Mohair Sicihans. extra
.heayy reduced from Sc 10 SOC yard
niack Figured Mohair. n-inch vide.
|uor<h &C. reduced to nc
XIrursd Nohair. English make. re-
1noSd from Sc to Esc yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-05

wrs. c. 9. claske. q seabeek. ia 10 ne
city.
~ II. Goldnela. q san Francisco. Is in
fs1e cstg.
". y. Pay. q EveTstt. was in ta@ city
taxt week.
sfgss Purth spent Last wednesday with
Miss ~ fray.
Mr. 4p4 MrA W. II. Brewster are a.
MrA. Bakers.
ur and Mrs Charles r. r1shhack are
a. I-s. BaktFf
d.. Frank r. Lard an psfs started Oh
thar welding slssz Ssey thS @oT<AGzzz Ia
Csc ca Thursday evening T1sy VII
5s2xney bx ezzy s.&x[s. ss---1x SSsso13
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-05
Lining Wonders.

Hard Finished Rustic TafYetas. Sc
cffxkoline Interifning. 1o-inch wide.
Usf<A sc. only Joe yard.
HnxiIsh Hair Cloth. worth Sc, now
u
0ood quality 3s-inch sllesia this
~. nc yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-05
Silk Dept.

pr,nfed Japan silks. 2e-ineh wide. TO
fncod from 4oc 10 lac yard.
nLineh Printed Japan Silks. reduced
ifom - to &c yard
proo6en Print Warp silks. value
- ~ 80 yard
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-05
Table Linens.

se-snch German Fine Bleached Table
Darnask. value Sc. only sec yard.
sa-inch Rieached Damask. only &c
yard.
mask. satin finished. silver bleached.
value s. -, Monday only 81 yard.
Remnants Turkey Red Table Linen,
reduced 10 one-half value
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-05
BrOadclOth.

French BroaGcioth. leather finished.
in navy blue. tan. brown. green. etc.
reduced from si.75 TO siG.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-05
Donestics.

ss-ineh Bieached Muslin. only SC yard
Good Quality unbleached Muslin.
only SC yard.
50 wiie Unoiesched sheeting. only
1sise yard.
"a vide Unbieached Shesting. only
l5c yard
fa-s vide Rleached Shecting. special
this week. only iSc yard.
Ready ade Sheets. size Sxee; worth
soc. only sc each
Ready Made Pillow Cases at size. lnc
and i@tsc each
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-05
Cool Underwear
Bargains.

ladies' swiss Ribbed Sleeveless
Vest Sc.
Ladies' Riehalieu Rfohet Vest, fancy
neck. only ITO.
Ladies' Gaaxe Vest. icng or short
sleeves. only &c
c'hudren's Sleeve sss Ribbed Vest
only 3.
Misses Swiss RIB u Sleeveless Vest
only zea.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-05

A czssex ar1 pleasant wedding Nas ceas-
hvxtsas on Thursday eseairg. JULY :. ~ tie
h5sse % Mrs. Eva Hopkins. n-Ar ssiAszlza-
NkSs AzsG Hopkins. 9aaghfer % Mrs. HOP
k3nx za.s vrarrses 70 Ar. Tnomzs Patter-
.on. os Carbozz9c. re Rev. Ar- Brown.
az Gilman s<Saxssx. ZzAse rs<s seSs:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-05

Mr John L. wallace. OF Seattle, ana
<sIs- Theresa May Collins OF Tacoma. were
=, -rses last Friday. July 3 a. the Griffith
scu.e The ceremony was Performed bF
Pew. Hobart Eastwood. a small party OK
intimate friends being present
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-05

NJ. Y. II. George and MISS aiifa y.
Nerem we're married az the resssenee q
a. ~ n George on Virginia street on
sxssn~w.sav evening. July ]. Esv. John +.
T,srnon otfciasinx. Those present were.
NJ ara Mrs r A. Kelly. Ar. ard Mrs
~ n George. Sir. and Mrs. Rohsrt HUI
- Nr ant Mrs. II. y. George. Mrs. John
r.~a-t Mrs c Moore, I~. pakogscEs.
~ 4. A seagraye. Nr. George Bttlena,
SIR. ". Hs1kssry, F&neouver. r. g. Mrs.
~ -r-swxs. Miss Hattie cruteAer ard
xffea A-narss I-arsor- The presents we're
4n5atse aus appropriate Yae nesiT wed
49, coxass will remain for the preasn;
wysta the brother o. the groom, on Nsr-
rsrsa street. be1wser Western asf figst
ave~nea. where fhey vii be at home 70
.s,ng- e~44n34
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-05

Mr. George W. Heimann ard Miss Mary
r Young, OF Fremont. we're quiesIy mar
rsed at Sacred Heart church, North Seat-
tie. last Saturday afternoon. June = 80
q. . o'rfock- Rev Father Lynden offictst-
ing None but the immediate friends Of
fha contracting parties witnessed the
ceremony. after which Mr.. and Mrs. Hell
~7arr we're driven 10 their new home on
Fremont avenue. Mr. lehman is IN the
er,ploy OF the Seattle N International
railway, and ths coDple are Wen SHOWN
.,--o.,gnosIt ths city. They viii De a. hons
.ssa- fssfv q
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-05

Among the many gay parties which
passed the Fourth in the country was that
given By Mrs. Fred Stimson for her niece,
Miss Beth wsldroa. The piensckers chose
a beautiful spot across the Sound. and the
usual enjoyments OF an outing passed
the day.
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,.r.st r",sa-
WHsm McPhee hs~ returned from
E--i's5s
NJ. Nsry Gliussrt f.-.iso h'r bro. her,
:. z. NJ e tsr = t..y Day rog'Tt's.
". - h.=....f-,..rr az Amherst. .faF4t
tie week with her mother. Mr.. A-s
Wac.
,.r........... .......,. ...zt-
to, fa=. ns.x ~ ,ne .UYr-. ~ ae-
s-5te.- FInr.a.. Crrrs.
.,, NJ.
~ No = stza = a.f e. ~s ~ - 9Hs.tss
NJ. II .Rs-t ia-t
- NE7=z sz "t '- F'SfEt5# zf=s
1f.su - eHe -A...u stormy d. to
sr..z sa=-=s=.
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Amherst
Miss Bessie Williams spent sunday with
her friend, Mrs. DR.. Patten.
The library club Is talking Of having
an entertainment Thanksgiving night.
Much sympathy Is felt for the family
of A. y. Jewett in the loss Of their
youngest child, " no died last week, aged
about four months.
DR.. Kelliher, Of Brewer, was in town
yesterday. His wife and children accom-
panied him on his return home.
Mrs. D. L. Giles and daughter Jennie
have returned home from Southwest Har-
Dor.
L. D. Foster and G. B smith, Of Frank
lin, have been on hunting trip up river.
Mrs John b. Grover and daughter
Susie we're IN Bangor GA business enc day
last week.
Oct. %. PAT.
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Advertisements.
49,. 49, $4,000
BiIiOusness
Is caused Is sri 8. l.fas. 0aeh prevents -
- and permit, food - ta-H1s-. and Tatr.,E r.
He stomach Tier follow dizziness. headasae-
tI., ..-.--.. ryes>uess and
K - relieved iaas te44- sII
or Blood Yolsaa - II -75s I>
Fl.tS : -aN5lste LIZ stomach
pose tie EFar z4-a zsa.ss1he = Illness rz-5-
= "a aH - sart> -. fy a---- -
Il4 eel! p = :4N= v.t- Hood sl-saI aria
t.I.I.>N pIsIii AI.I.>.

A>a Food i--mseug I;ssno;her rir .
M. John Lake arrived home 'rea
Bangor Tuesday
Mr. A E Foster and son Arthur LETT
Thursday tor ten day. Trip TO Boston.
The ladies, sewing circle nil hold sn
entertainment IN tae haH Friday even
lag.
The bis lsan e Iors q; the Doyle bridge
has neoe--ltated the shutting down Of
Halls mills FOR tes cay.
Rev. Z. l. Hani and + I. Jordsn at
tended the sHuaAt meeting q the " ct
Washington Sunday school association,
OF " hica NJ. Hun, ss- pres 'tenJ, st Co
lumtIs FsIf- Friday
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seal H"reor.
Charles II. Clement and son Frank are
in Boston.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. James
Narnun ls-t Thursday.
cnar,a. Ssnnte,- a. gar Hsrbar !.
WORKING on stone masonry here.
visiting her s;s,e-. NJ F II. Nacanher.
uf c...s..... .=.,z=s=.z-z 49,. :,
C.-,.ae.Ll. -rsa,.-a...-.=4 -
7''f.a" Do3es' eet - sae oi-e'
'' 80 az >'''' - me- -
y II. higgins of f.i#,8 a-fh, Ma II
so"h edhe91sS sh@ Ah.'rsss ola u
ness
Ms- Della Pierce, daughter u Cfeorre
pierce Ia gone TO Boston = NIX at her
trace 81 cres' maker,
JAM, Vsrnum aud family have ma7ed
from Dodge'- Point to uue = tiear4,e r.
Gooksey's houses
Winfield :. Smss}.sge an Ed -.ark
arr building meat rnarxe; t44#asa- and
VII have It ready FOR ,ne 2 trade
E5ufn c. Snsf*d-e bss fa.s returned
.rog, 4 trim to patteg aps r.=Fa-.. ~,
The co.ntry +. fuu Of Fr.rFo Canadians
locking for chance 70 t,a.3at8#.t... 9a=s-
As.otf,at ne F,errbtrl..r ~. f5ff ~ +,-.-
u..e-
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BIusbllI.
II. o-gooa returned .-an Boz
ton Tges3ay
Or. Bunker and wife wen, 70 Boston
last Neek
Gbar.ee Henderson = a-serihg the new
Odd Fellows hail.
EK Herr.ck arrived home from Bs;
Ha-bog last eek.
The schooner Herald Of The Morning
Is loading fer the " hite granite company.
Mss Emma O~good returned from Bo.-
ton Monday.
Mrs. Eaen Mayo and Misses Ira and
Lottie Morton entertained the Congrexa
tional circle last week.
John NJ. snow has commenced opera
tions on Ms new stable.
Dr. +. (. Barrett, William MsIIo.eil.
Z. {. Fullerton. ;. g. H.aekles and VIE
and Rob Bisseit returned from Boston
Saturday.
Mrs. Eva Hinckley returned .rem Ma
than Saturday.
E.R. Dodge returned TO Lowell satur-
day.
Mss Emma Jean McHoxe.l entertained
party Of friend. Wednesday evening.
Harry Hinckley. Miss Rae Whiting.
vii Waiting and Nj E,he. kaae4ton,
of E!is%erth were in town -duesy.
The most important -oeia. event .. tae
week Has the eele b-At.oa C.! the esgH4s-
second birthday Of Capt. VI / slower
Friday eszning. There were present 4.
y. Oseea7 and wife, Horace Perkins sue
wife, :. K. H.nckley ana We, Mr-. J 2
E7e.esa. Mss Nellie ETe.eth. r =. steer
and Y =. Mr. George ". Pal-aarY. II -
Emily Mood. Mr. NJ. Z Msye. Ace and
Norman Mayo, Mss ma i. Morton. Miss
Fanny otover, Emma jean NcHowe.l.
EtAe! >-sYer, john " hsae AID We.
Mrs. O. VI. Stoyer, M. Belle Hinck Iey.
Mrs. L. .. ". Dodge. NJ = Lati.a Morton,
Ms Carrie Dodge. Mss Cora Dodge. J.
H. johnson aad VIII. and Ms, Eta
Storer. Dinner was served at : 81 ?. H..
and va equal 10 the occasion. The i've
young aides who waited on tn tat4e
We're Ms, Emma Jean McHowel,. Misses
Lima and Lottie Morton. Misses Cora and
Carrie bodge. Two cakes orusaeuted tie
centre q TIE table; one made - Mr.. K.
G. ". D3tge bore the in-erip tioa ISL TO
1895, ard The other by Mr. Augusta Y.
Osgood. - yes-~." Capt. Stover ) ia g
and hearty. He received the congratuls-
tion- Of n, many friends. and hape, were
expres-ed mat Oct. 3, q. vii be the
occasion Of another pleasant gathering.
Mis- E-teila Hinckley went - Boston,
and john Il. Me-ral wen, 10 Bangor
Monday
Oct. p.
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n -.


West Gnuld>bsro.
john Grover .peu; Sunday Win n
mother
Mn. c. \. HI Aa- gone - Boston for a
teN weeks
Mr.. t. :. Shaw a. taken suddenly II
sunday night WITH tne grip.
Mr.. Doane. Of Bangor, spent sunday
with Mr.. and Mr. e. + Taft.
(. X. Mefr.,t- new store. large two
story building. : being bui.t 10y simpson
Sargent.
Mrs. Maria Hi, Of Machias, who has
been visiting relatives here, returned
home by steamer Frank Jones" Satur-
day
Mrs. stephen Kingsley, OF Bar Harbor,
has been IN town for few days She
spent sunday in Prospect Hsroor with her
sister, Mr.. ;. o. Moore.
t. X. Merritt. who succeeded so We'll in
the clam business last winter, has again
started n. a. 3. Kingsley : also large
shipper. Tie demand for West Goulds-
horo CLANS has increased wonderfully and
order. are coming in daily.
Oct %
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West Eden

Mrs. Esta shsckford has returned to
New Hampshire.
Jessie Leland IS employed by Orient
Carpenter at Hun's Cove.
o. 2. Rich and family have returned
from Bar Harbor.
George ". Mayo has let hi milk route
to Harvey Norwood for the winter.
Alice K.ttre3ge, who hes been visiting
friends in Boston, returned last week.
A very successful term Of school closed
last Friday, under the instruction Of Mss
Carrie Cochrane. Miss Cochrane has
worked hard, and the scholars have made
excellent progress.
Oct 20. ".
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-10-29

North Euehiu
Kath #e-coit : visiting n B4eksport.
Ms sarsh T. Bowden entertained
about forty q her young tc.eue- a, her
home saturday evening.
-Four Of our young ladies are teaching
this IA. Miss Halle H. Mayo at south
BI8ehiI: Alice NJ. Wescott at Webber-
vile; Mary Belle soper at ingalls, district;
and Ida L. soper at Orland.
Friday, Oct. 9, the school in district No.
gave an interesting debate" Resoired
It Is more profitable to keep horse than
a bicycle" On the affirmative were
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"


Capt A {. Holt went TO Boston last
week
Adoniram Young, of Otis, has been Wis
iting relatives and friends here.
Mrs. jefferson Smith and little son
Earl went to Boston Saturday for few
days visit to her husband, who i on
the Helen G. Moseley."
There were many glad hearts as the news
was received en- Wednesday Of the safe
arrival Of the Helen q. Moseley." Capt.
a. c. Holt, in Boston Tuesday, after an
extended passage from Surinam. During
her passage SHE encountered very heavy
weather, losing sails and everything
movable on deck.
Oct. %. \.
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We are all likely to have - y7nst,,.,.....
the under dog. bet So" keep our han. ~
e4r pucks'- -afh.y s,aa't t...t.....,. III
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-10-29

II.
J. P. Gordon Is repairing he boarding.
mouse al the mill.
Rev. Mr.. Woodcock closed his meetings
here saturday night and preached at Han
cock sunday.
Jefferson T. Lewis. of Kittery. was
here the past week on business connected
with the settling Of the estate Of his
brot her, the late Dr.. I. : Lewis
Oct. 26. CHEER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-15
Confirmation of Nominations.

WASHINGTON. ID C., January IL
The Senate in executive session to-day
confirmed the following nominations:
Edward A. Bowers, Of Connecticut 10
be Assistant Comptroller OF the Treasury.
Joseph Herod. OF Indiana, 10 be Secre-
tary. and stephen Bonsal. Of Maryland
TO be second secretary OF the legation
10 Japan.
Collector OF Customs-A. II. McLeer, St
Augustine. Fla.
Collector OF Internal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Lee. Sixth District OF Virginia.
J. W. Comas, receiver OF public money
at Alva. Oklahoma.
J. W. Ray. Register OF the Land-Ofiice
at Woodward Oklahoma.
Stanton G. Fisher, Indian Agent at the
NeZ Perez Agency, Idaho.
Lieutenant Colonel Amos Stickncy anu
Major T. II. Hamburg, corps OF engi-
neers, 20 be members OF the Missouri
River Commission.
Major T. IL. Hamburg, TO be member
OF the Misssslppi-Rive Commission.
Frank &. Armstrong. OF the District OF
Columbia; T. u. Cabaniss, OF Georgia,
and 4. b. Montgomery, OF Kentucky,
commissioners to negotiate with the five
civilized Indian nations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-15
CAMPAIGN ~ ABYssINIA.
Cession to Italy of Zeiin-Sfege on
MaIel.

ROME. January It-Several papers mere
announce that Great Britain has agreeu
TO cede to Italy the town OF Ieila' OH
the Somali coast The possession OF THIS
town would enable Italy 10 throw troops
into the southern and central parts OF
Abyssinia, without their having to make
the long march from Massowah, the capi-
tai OF the Italian Colony OF Erythrea.
A dispatch 10 the capital from Masso-
wah says that the Abyssinans yesterday
attacked Makel for the nth time. Inc
Italian garrison withheld their fire until
the Abyssinians were in close quarters
and then poured volley after volley into
them with terrible effect
Just about the time the attack was
made 400 troops. under Colonel ALBERT
arrived at Makel. They surprised the
Abyssinians by attacking them on the
flank. and completely routed tnem.
4 column o. Loo men, under General
Baratleri, the commander of the Italian
forces in Erythrea, and another column
400 strong, under Colonel Aramonde, are
nearing Makel. and 1t is expected that
they will raise the siege Of that place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-15
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