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The evening times., 1896-09-23

COZ ,4IU.SJ
C. d. CENTER. Esq, GeueraI Attorney.
Subscribed and sworn to before ME tins
18th day OF August, 1896.
HARRY COWDREY,
Notary Public, New York County.
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81 ONLY s
wrgH gsatEi II sEku n- eHnfsnEa
ssHa5 iEJFs 4 s!Ss "a s9a.9,3tttss8s

Ire weekly Comneraai Appeal
10 order % retain The largest eHea-
iatioa af anv weekly In the soaeb,
Offers ssh gift 70 he subscriber
guessing @he correct or ueafcat cor
reel Hgn ber of baies Of cotton Fo-
oei78d Il Memphis from SePf9mber
l. 1895, 9 Apra 10, 1897, iaelasive4
Is follows: Ii the correct or heaf.
est correct guess is received II e5o.
VENT Der a. Decem Der il viii s85 N
cash $500, ifIn JaaamE l.d00
i II February, $3.50, bQt i noi tiif
March aaly $500, Contest closes
March 81 but The correct or eear.
est coreect guess received fest vii
BE awarded the prize Receipts iu
Memphis in former ye.s we're aa
follows from September i, I83#
e April is, 1896, 81, I,G3# bales;
from September !, 1895, 20 April
rs, 1906, 407 ,2G9 bales. FIFTY
0a N'i5 must accompany every
aess a0f IL mouths subscription
% The Weekly Commercial Ap-
peal. ghe Weekly Goa4merciat
appeal confirms all the news oi the
week Aszea and Ans werea De.
Partmen1, eteriHa1y Department,
3 20, 9G3 prize story, a'aIlaago 5 san
ny sotmoHs, safest market ports,
2sem Department, &c. Special
alfor b agents aud chbreissr5 viii
> soat free % appl e4lioa. 5am-
PIE copies tree, Address
C0MMEBt fAL AgpEBB,
Memphis, Eean-
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IackIen28 Araiea a3v8.

Fhe best aalve IN tire world ior
cuts bruises, sores, ulcers salt
rheaal fever sores, tetter, 4pPed
hands, ehAbiahs, earas and all
saia efhptions, and positively
eui.s pi5os, or 40 pay required s.
Is gaaeaateed TO give pnffeet salts
faction o1 money refunded. Price
25o poe box.
Sold br J 2, Herbert
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s5oo&'s Is she Fssaf
7 = hineheag, Berryviige. Bs,s

Medicine I'll the year around, because It rl.ri-
fles Vital2,s and enrehes the biood ana
therefore giTes strength 10 resist lsa effects
from all blood diseases, Malaria. pneaao.,a 4
coltls, ca5srFh hheumatism ese Serious illness
mas o-ss@S been prevented when Hooa's sarsa-
parilla mas been taken ii tine.
Aa oss's's F2lss are The best after-dinner pills.
assist digestion, prevent constipation. &c.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-12-10
DIR. Ray Wants 10 See Ton.

If is new tire 81 The year, # YnH
owe me anything, 10 call iu and
maiso satisfactory settlement
This call means business, so come
in AT once aad make settlement
d. z. Ray. n. D
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yne E3angoY Cones

In cases OF typhoid fever, -diphtheria and other
wasting diseases, when the patient has been
reauced IA flesh and strength, and begins the
tolsome climb to health. Here Hoods 5arsa-
paIiila finds its place. II enriches the blood.
strengthens tue nerves, gives tone to tie Iii
gestiye organs. and builds up the whole system.
Ez zosss's Es;ass sre tie best after-dinner pills,
assist digestion, cure headache. 25e. q COX.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-12-10
ngN,P ST4Y TOES oco.


llow to Gnre Yourself W3Iie Using
TIE tobacco habit grows on
ma0 until bis nervons system
seriously affected imparing boaIt
comfort aHd happiness. TO oni |
aaddeuIy is too severea shock
t4a system, as tobacco TO an iAvej
eFat3 user becomes u stiwulunt tha |
ais system continnaily cray
5aeoCaro isa scientific cu|
for The tobacco habii, in aIl Il
forms, careiniiy compounded afte|
The formula Of an eminent BerG1
/ phEsiciea Who has 0sed1if In hfI
! private praet ee since 1859 wjtG
ont ta6iare 81 is purely vesef e
a.c aud guaranteed perfectly har4
less You caa aso all lae tob8ee,
/ Toa want While taEHs@ 1Bae5
Caro-. witi uofIfy goQ Nher
to sop 70 give written "a 1
aa.ae . cure peHmaaeat J any caT
~ three baxes5 ser refund Il
money 0ta 70 per ca8t 18terast
.s5a4o are is not sat4tit5
ba sa!eaddc cure, that c8fa
ui5aaug tAeaid OF ~iiI power q
#i1t 40 Inconvenience. Ii leave
fhe system as pHre and free ilea
0i68tIne as lhe day y0n took yoH
arst chew or smoke
a 8aoe-QaT0 IA aais sd j ~
g. 2oaaag.
f5om bnndre,} of testimonials. t5
original II @hish arc en- a.a &0d ofa
q 49, Feetian, tie following IS present
Clayton. Nevada &c Ark. jan. q
5i eureka Chem. L la e. Co E
/ Crosse Afia.-&entleaaa; Fog q yeau
asea teaaee0 ia all lis forms. F55
fat 81 that TIME Hss erea
sat arer from genera debility saa beea
disease For l5 year I triad to 4aif
Gas enaIiax lt40k za3ioes remedies
ass 4so-.I'o. sac 'Th(
Indian Tobacco aadGofa. D6e1 {
Chloride OF cold eie. etc. BHf none a
! taa0 cid 34a least biz af good. FINALS
aa@eee. pngthased baT If yauI
.so aaa il las entirely eur5A
me o. be lsaBitsin ali It's forms, aad
ba9e increased so pounds II paiSl
aa a afe.Tea from slI TIE nuueG
oE7 acEea an, pains oi aaa7 aHd mad
could ielile 3 quire of Eaner Gpoa ~
chang gee feelings and condition.
IoaTs respectfully,
&. 8ARBaRY.
stor e P Church, elsg5aa aff
se.d hf al druggists Is Il per bag
.1fsa bazes, I4ie6Y 6ses treatment
= .5g sfsa ifen eiad aa5ea 8aaTaales
ef seat atrstt snna .reeer] d price
wife fo4 6ooElac and ieEnogs Fi34e3,e
Chez eal 4 Mig. Co, La gresse, MS
5ostoa, 2lase.
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-: III EG E13s 9yA-a
STATE OF f7IGBB.

STATE OFFICERS,
-vovargor J. P.-Cle1se.
secaa5s1y al ssase I. Araas..at.
s-44ftar c. IS. BSj}1s.
segsl5rer Ransom GHtleg-
5Ss''I.@ General E s. Ftaaaortisz
state lz2#a Commissioner y Z - t}es=='#
gl.5sE.zuate apresaa Goart + eossE. !,
aaz4 z4eslet3at51e VI e. ia4zla.. ssAl=R,
~. p ae]itas@ ags
Associate 5es5iees 7 G9saes.
f4 e aoedzes
UNIFIED SFAFEsrat.Hz > IG3s.
z Y aestoagi3le.
g lsa5 IS. 5oHes Washington
JGDICIAL
va5ro s. 9anania.
i F0s. hfl5raaV j s. IlM0a.
LEG I5J5A.T q III.
G7enstaT B MerE3a
- g.eaHcaente#se "a E'f9H
-f.egislasaz meets bteaaall5 en- second
G6UEgV eFFICEGS.
C1o1aty III So u Wor5hiH#t26
Y eroait ss& ata taylor.
County Ufefk j FaaaH
f15as6rqc e. AcAesi or
Assessor - sh5lzas {.
st5eav5r Jas Baael=
zaF3aa1 Atiae <a1zsz
zs3a. s8ilea.iaq eloae5 AreiI o.
ssU9ea.s 9f reai estate b-ennialiy &ta
Is1uai. IRE ts9tF aHhEatty-
Ea1t4a1f
jse75, teaUfs e919eBes ~ 1Ioad9ys IN Feb. ena
. aus = eslarA i2#ssrieAi ~ "a bt5Has 5
3 YEP 8ua sGg il 1tsseara .detzie5
10 eNagt--let s&a48&&s Fl {an. &p'4A
JeiE aaz &eH
szaal# p ard flUd4zs In a1s
taril5 dstY Haa 0e5. e5' sru > f5l 04oua2 3
III an. b Irft, July ems oet
row E2HfP.
Euetises If 4aa Poace 3 II. We5b-
EGDGES
,1zHE8S Fa}taSa Leeet 10. 4e4, = ) 4. p
- Neats oa zia sy o. on before tae su3l
Moon aa.t sa6I.s.1. als9 81 Fri5ay Two geoza
4eTeaf5gf. @.N4l,e& "
" 8eqg. seo-y,
CHURCH BETGI8.
m y. GsIeHH;s S0eFfl=- Services every second
AtA9 aHa elfEsa Sunday i O'Clock q iG sao
e5ght ras Heet5as Ehe1s.ey night Every
r b. DoRaa. ?. G.
Cost 0ace Sunday banzs t68 Il n.
3. NJ s. AGLAeH 2 y
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s.s.''.iI45ls7-ss sysg,----s-s.slVssrHFs.is

TIE honorable paiept h.#5'ers
Of the ceaAtry are diseassitg Bic.
sa5fjiiy Of forming 4 Raleaf
Bar. wifA strict ruies at practice
which you'll 8 !4at out tho lettery
aNd fake a4eihads witch are triiit-
inc he profession into dsrepuie
Il 4 flemei#lizi,g inventors and
wnnid be ineenloas. The discus
siop IS Il good fliihg ard us', q
he kept UP nplil something ms
been doae. 3at the poor IN
,entofs need protection from the
4sshes mere than the lawyers do.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-12-10
Ws7y Nave You

Been stricken with Disease while your neigh
bor escaped. Or yiee-vers,? Both were alike
exposed bit with oAe disease germs founa
Judgement in impure blood ami weakened
system white witlithe orher, the llood was ka,t
pure bg Hoods sarsapafilia, anathe BODY was
in q condition Of good hes,th. Themora, i n,ain
IzooiVs Ei.is are purely vegetable and do
not purge pam o. gfipe. Seldb5 all druggists.
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p. r. -

AdEL1a l&I#E5, i5at was has
gone through "a isasapeaa toQe Wits
oat lGsin# def neW hdehaad, fie
9f}nee Mfa llse iaW~8i eSIz5a
name $40 lNuSt be getting
~ sliINsiGaI
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-12-10
re7ss'.ss''' sa's'-sT7t-z

g 9all!ie He7er knew what a
~ ahalea g0er biai. Mckinney.
aplI recently. 10 notice
gaal lfn press Associations 9o not
earoaicte MF Bfyan,s regular al
tendaHae n ehafeb since the elqe
tiaa, ae3 vonsiel Whether the fssit
lies ata VI Bfraa or tho press
stss65tfst4ogS
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-12-10

aEaE9a stoae maE gather no
~ 5s. 5Ht W Giesalaad record
81 as HAfa# homeless n&a ae-
a@4itsa II .oe way at holding
af-Ha
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EEES % Lht
81. LOUIS s FGAEeIJ56 R. B.

s.. IOUI5 - 7-0-EI@8 NIIl-O X. 8.
I4 connection with the great santa ne system
is the 9tauulaT ghEaHg2 eaE t3a#e % al petag5 ~
Mi issopri, AEkau as, i AaHsas GRtahoJna, 6ne tan
Territory Texas. C6l0Ifto, YGHlpg, bbAne
New aud OLD Melit0, AEiz0nH, Idaho, M0nf2-
"a, Nevada, California, Washington aau 01e-
.son
10 NJ Louis sut a1I p0jnta ette6. EieSa85 pull
5aaa Palace SIaepa1a reclining chair cars (Seat5
Irse}, AID coaches b al taToueA trains,
For 6iUe tables maps. rates aN6 s-il p21t3o-
isrs a6 ross nearest agent Frisco line
r. E. i 8Hknasl ID. q I5iiAaH
Coma nGBaEer Gen FaSs- As4s,
S5Iluis No. ST Lo&i53 tate,
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,as

W aTb # Gf4vor fas football
aapiraden5 aay ute, be
a0Hga s@sIaeHee ia lac lfs'F 81
tao seas l5r:aceion3 b
viii liva ibeg. after he makes 8oa
uoctioq with OK
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-12-10
.lst-..a.1a- -.I1.l.E. a4ll

SENATOR 5alsEs 81 Nevada Is 49-
ING = aa vith ne Eep8hdoaee
aea he ss5ea1 question comes ep
iR Congress, although ha express
IS doubt as 10 Whothar piafees
tiH8 4Ua viii cure aar troubles
He says, and he doubtless express
70 fAe thought ot ether silver mea:
~ Waat sterIty to come, If
These 8eepia e8n br,ne w64 says
theE know how a. do
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-12-10
sasa gsl-

Fac Harrison Smes aM diseav
eHed that Pafmer aad 8ae@a5r ear.
fiaa one township II pie of al
tho destinations to the contrary,
Dnatsg township. Etask aalY,
aaa&as, cast 6 votes. aisiF5aa el
as fai.aWe: Palmer and 8ae,Saer
9, eAinleg ard aa6aft ,, Bryan
aui Sowe.j
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-12-10

Tie Ne@ York EeHd3 Is anx-
iona g E@oW whether Mai. He-
4-iaiaE looks soon She l21,2sl4 4epeg
Hil + ,he eyes uelii.c5la or s.
. statesman II ti@ Il sald e5n
ttil eNact he 7age - taa
eeef /. seceeFstal BoIi3iciaa wi5ea
be bae3meS 4 sjatesG.xn il cAs eaae
IS GW0 E&FlefE.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-12-10
i3.r.sl.7 ,.ss.ass.ss.

A. he risk 81 hurting s9la9
body feelings We take be fharlF
81 say.ag t}ai coery Qan bat
E81ed Tor an 0taie8 isn'1 sEfa TT
becoming an ettiea a0.def
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-12-10
=. 80 " .
people are iad1iein,

80 people are iAduiei0g in
aaf 8sts abaag Cuba. E4-
cl5 @ae iloows ta4t GaoA
C1il 3aI e@t fAu55- eHT9 a& #fi
2a aei es# a4tlun Witha3t fae
elfeh tiaai 9r PLAINLY tn-
l#t5e $40 United States.
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nT5
1S5a 34 s....

Commencing Qaober 1&t, 1853,
and for 8 i days tbeehafter, tickets
will oe oa sale between Eureka
Springs aaa seiigman, as follows:
ONE VA BATE 8l0G
30U . JI1Ia RATE
55mit, $ e :
= }sEAassoE, G 2. 4
Approved:
SEQ Esr ASST .T&'r
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-12-10

al3s--seFerai tFesiHelt9ly gentlemen
or ~ ea t1afl il hskaa7as f3T as556
.i51tli fsf1aaie Enuse, s&ta~, So ara eNp@-
FGs @trH0Y la4.t39l, E&el0se festrHNce an1
4s-i asst e2eaa aH44eti II e9ieNe Fhe DorjE-
tVa 40fnbGllz aga alooS A78&Na EDS. Chicago
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-12-10

8oWHHay yefa are trying
Sana Sherman ia various ea5i-
AZ sa.lss. 5a5 aur guess Is taat tJe
-! at1 HiilsalE IA - Senate
sa3 tH# h -. DO hjs eroI be<t
Ia 4a8 a8as' teE9a.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-12-10
! 'e.... Ia''Is-s4l y sts-..

ZEN 48s9Basis Should remem bee
HAT he explaining II rarely dane
by ll.e sneecsSluI, wl3ellter soldiers
or statesmen.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-12-10

lT now tuTas oat lAat q gas 40
aminoass sGen v! from. re Is4.si8a
heuf iaa1 eaaa4a riiis.l lion Ca
ltas his appefa2 far EaFl5ey.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-12-10

~ 91aa ia a5hing{oa
cry beta Pryaa man 500 to one
cert teal Mckinley EoRld carry
New #ortz by plurality of I'D, ,g49
Els condition Has attached = tie
6eis oh5aie eiaealag ex
eeaes 3,8aa the ,aee Vas 10
roceiFo oaa cent for areasseote Ia
ess.e4s Of tfat figure niev's
plurality was 250 Q09, aad 50 the
8eyaa tne' Hadto pay something
ever $1,000 When he drew his
cheeks Tor tia smoant he said e
W&s q .6Haea game, but aaY man
who @as fool oaoegh q be ea9eht
ia saab ought ta pay for t. z
.a5Tsas Democrat.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-12-10

raB l4LsE4G a04lea when
nas.a o 5ae tra5a0iiity tha His
i.gensrf 3aW VIII ao adopted bv
he asa.aa iegistsaUre he
Goaso tnia4 beia.e persona r
aaissa 20 l3aE rs his IDEAS a
a7tEiflea as good eeQp9h
q le aae1 GU s9de Vt Soah
{ ae0fiA
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-12-10

- Fe fh@n fourteen mea
been aeHed rs certain 10
President Il Kial4F's
secretary. Perhaps the
cent iataa2s organizing
61H6aa 5l private detectives.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-12-10

Ire eyes ef aQm men The Gully
festsoa ae atfa eEistafae Is q po-
HJ,ea 5aftr is - put thola IN office
aud Keep tbe@ is Office.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-12-10

1#g .Il.-aeveral 9tUst{eaTt.gv aontlefne9
o. aita 20 travel its R.kastsa6 .Dr 6staa-
5sitatt 1sA4 I'D BeaHa. salary $3.50 and e,;reE-
9[5@ay posltl0a. AlHcl0se rei2I8gce an
sel--ae feased stamatd enTeoae Tae H3mip.
A0 Gc3 9lf = Sta Floor .naaa Bldg Chicago,
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-12-10

IBEsFBEsT CLEVELAND has sub.
mitted his eighth and last % sssase
70 congress. The doeanent is per-
baps tha most abla8ae BE has vel
written, and Is fall 81 wisdom. pa.
riofj5m and eooa sense. Z Is
molly long, bat worthy the
aatci.iGent perasal Of every
American citizaa Hheteeer may
have 5aen said a6oae oiege9nl's
administration, 4 H H1st be admit
led that 1t has been e76si 5to0t VITA
his form declarations 3ad with
be platform upon Waieh 30 was
nominated a0a oleete3 lie has
0eea abused and aitIe.sed rs no
afhef president has ever 8eeh by
his own PARTY, ye be has bad The
manhood and STABILITY to stand
se aae|y upon his convictions end
inc principles he represented.
N039jl5ataading tho yi.ifcat On
and ealamry chat has been hsapad
upon him. yes bis message is aa-
5fas3 aud ao8 partisan, ana oerHai a..
II add @QeA % his standing ass
statesman and true pa5r5otio
citizen
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-12-10

84s Il Jersey assiee. ]e1se !.
lightning, sQRetoes or he Eaal
t'sa Ms Stale - often j0cuiaiy s.
sete,red es Being out Of the
a.tea aie., fha4 caused alr-
Clc ai8ad IL decide to become a
J esTe .aa5
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-12-10
~ -Laa 4 lhana-na dnlla

E aH8a & lhoas nd dollars
a 8eaj45a money was
s ~ ae Geko aad I}aehoss
Hase fh catertafalng t.1e
6ea Hafs 5ieaaem Caste,
tsam ~sieleIt @aai. seem bat tas
50 1eiate is costly, even
Is iteu ila} Is 40 EaTan34n9.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-12-10

afEaT portfolios a.a the most
sGHgsz zaf Gt>tlDaS presents
among tbe an05teaB politicians.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-12-10

5Eaar Of Gdt1a las fined
jUuaR 6f2ng another years s
- Ser tival breach OF eoya
e1le looks IKE his royal
nils @ tF5a 10 msEe Lj REIN
balo .ia te ae J8ptHsso iudcm=
DfiT 5aad.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-12-10
hE geo.l aTilo Z

e3sE9z : y :-=Sevaral fraa6Fa4fl3v gentlemen
a1 lass.55 10 Gravel ta sshsASas I0e egfa5-
4l7sle5, tetihbia haisae. SataEg .563 ana e9leH@
ses ea4y fositi3a. A.aeit3ea gefegerea an (
safl-a1 sreSsed stamped ensailF5a The zUHi8u
lo l2faptsis3 @Il e. =. {sI4siia Bios. Gbioaa
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-12-10
L. G1AtkA s. Fttsi

Justice OF fhe Peace. Hickory Te.
Saturdays regular office Gays in Green FcEe5t
0thcr days when necessary.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-12-10

Eureka 9tlna6 g3ailWa3
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-12-10
+-.~,
Ne 1}e :

ATTORNEY ~ Law
AND 8BsTEAoTo2,
aa5 psilsa H7ifsrara
45ss Hse-15 So Nt3e 41E
VIII praetfein ali he courts of
The S,ate 4 Abatfacsin4 3 eGiaite
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-12-10

DECEMBER 19, 1896.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-12-10

e TortisiuG IS inser t5d
a0H8iHFiy : aH9I 9r0gr-
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-12-10

A. j. p u s s GL
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-12-10


I
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fN
ff4 t--I u NJ. u
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-12-10

Fft5 e1e eSsi5
s-s.ss=e...z.s=.
e yer eisiuG IS inserted
a0faiaFiE 0HtiI or0gr
BEes@B5a I9, 1895.
5SaT portfolios a4a the most
sought zar 4gs,ma8 presents
among tba publican politicians
4ezses-azsssesezas
aa 2lE0m men he cply
Heasoa - eta eEistafae Is q po-
451,ea a4 - put tb9n IN office
aud keep tba@ @ia Office.
aHaEs8 etaae maE gather no
E5sa. 5Ht f Gtefalaaa' record
81 s a#H homeless maa ae.
cor dish II SOC way Ql holding
newspapers aJe trying
Sons Sherman ia various ea5i-
~ adsa. baAaar gaaas is taat tue
~ asa 7i3lsesy IL - Senate
.a3 tHat h - DO his ieFtl 5e<J
Ia 81 a6taf torn.
szs-z.ss-ss=.s..-..=.=-s=@
are than fourteen men
a been aeHed Us cartain 10
aa eesi4ent KialeF'z
eretafv. Perhaps the
Cent ends reaniaiag
private detectives.
98ar of China has fired
81 aag 6iRng another Year s
- e55 Ser atsJval breach OF royal
enc E88ks Ike his royal
nils W toying 10 mske Lj REIN
b8No tslA tel tae japanese iudcmz
uitT 5a43
ezzs-17s..-ss-,sss.=
H4s Jersey iasueas Jersey
iigt4aQ.l, RIOS sGRet0es or Zee faat
t'.at HIS State ia often j0cuiariy
referred as being out Of the
tatea sfaies, ihn4 eaased 3e
Gle d lo decide to become a
Jet aa
ss-5sssztzz=s1
people are ia3aieing IN
Hafd aa ati5 about Cubs. E4-
c,gf Wb4 ,-nows thaA Ca8a
con- HaI @t1huiy days aa sen
ae es# ae4ion w.,hoat tha
faa 9r ptai@y in-
Ette t3e Geifed States.
aaaa q Gh9as I'D dollars
n a @aj45a nloa2y was
s ~ 6a Gaka aad Daehoss
aaga io catertaiaia& t.la
aa she3es 5leaa'e@ Castle,
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NEW ADNERTISEMENT THIS WEEK.

Arthur NCNullcn-\ Notice Of foreclosure.
=. Il. Thurlow Messengers notice.
The annual meeting of the Great Pond and
Bog Dam Co.
Annual meeting of the Tnion River Boom Co.
Admr nOtice-E-t Elizabeth Marks.
q Hurpham-Boot- and shoes.
q Farcher-A ApUthecary.
Henry Boynton-Notice of assignee of his ap-
poiHtment.
J Il Rcdman, J bunker jr-hucton sale.
Board of Regi-tration-<oticc.
Whiting Br"s-tarpet- and wall paper,
Lewis Friend n Co.-t lnthing.
John Peters, jr-Notice of foreclosure.
FRANKLIN. MI:
Edward PhtIlip--Frcedom notice.
AUBURN ME.
Homer y Chase ~ Co-Chance fer employ
ment.
BosroN. MASS
Charles 5 Crosby & Co-Fire cStnguishcr
NEW YORK
Dr Sanden-Electrical cures.
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contract. \. +. Moore, of Ellsworth Falls,
offered to accept the contract for $500,
but owing to he very satisfactory man
ner in which Mr. Jones has fulfilled the
terms of contract during the last fifteen
years, the committee, after deiberation,
decided hat the difference of $50 year
was not enough to warrant making
change.
Fire in the wood-room in the rear of
DR.. Lewis Hodgkins Office caused much
excitement and some damage last We'd
nesday evening. The fire is supposed to
have originated from cigar ashes. 1t was
discovered before gaining great headway,
and the prompt arrival of the tiremen
prevented what might have been a seri-
GUS fire F. A. Coombs, whose store is
below the office, was the heaviest loser by
the fire. He estimates his loss at 300,
mostly in damage by water to his stock
OF wall papers. The damage to the build
ing, which is owned by Robert Cole, will
not exceed S25. DIR. Hodgkins estimates
his loss at s25
The county commissioners were in
StSHiOii III lLlS CouIt hOuSt ne
full board was Commissioners
Aiken, of Ellsworth, Richardson, of Ire
mont, and Ilinckley, of Bluehill. The
board made a settlement with Deputy
Sheriff James +. Cushman, to whom they
committed the tax Of plantations 80 and
u. The whole amount of commitment
was S219,36. Mr.. Cushman's accounts
showed that of this amount he had col
lected all but 13 cents, and the taxi payer
who owed that small amount could not
be found. This seems TO ind icate one of
two things either that Mr.. Cushman is
a remarkably good collector, or the
tax payers of plantations 33 and y are
remarkably good pay
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-03-26
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

Miss Carrie +. Abram entertained her
classmates and a few friends last Thurs
day evening. The evening was devoted
to games, and unique contest in which
II. S. Silvy won first prize and j. H.
Woodward the BOBBY prize.
Miss Frances H. Tribou left for Boston
Friday.
A whist club has been organized by
the young ladies of the school. The first
meeting was held at the home of Miss
Ethel Knowlton Saturday evening.
Last Friday afternoon the school ly-
ceum met for the last time, and presented
one of best entertainments of the term.
After the exercises, Principal Dresser iu-
troduced Hon. John B. Redman, who
spoke for about twenty minutes. He
dwelt upon the Importance of acquiring
the confidence and ability to speak in
public, and how when he was a boy, they
used to have speaking schools, which was
Of inestima bic value to him in his college
career. Mr.. Redman also gave a brief
history of the building now used as
high school building. He complimented
the school on its excellent work. His re-
marks received enthusiastic applause.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-03-26
Tennis Club Party.

One OF the most successful social events
of the season was the party given in
Manning hall last Friday evening, March
20, by the members of the Ellsworth
tennis club.
The hall was most tastefully decorated
for the occasion. Portieres hung at all
the windows; across the stage was fes-
tooned tennis nets, suitably orLamented
with racquets and balls. The opposite end
OF the hall was similarly decorated.
Racquets were also hung on the walls
one above each window frame. Mirrors
We're conveniently hung about the hall,
and there were many other evidences of
taste and skill which combined to make a
very pretty effect.
Credit for this feature is due l. l.. Hal
man, who was assisted by c. F. Greene.
The masons very kindly allowed the
club the use of their ante-rooms; about
$50 the mem bers and their guests began
to arrive. f. A. Coombs and wife, L. +.
Parker, Miss Alice Moore, A. X. Cushman,
Miss Susie Mason were the reception
committee.
Dancing and cards We're INDUCED in
until after midnight. Messrs. Monaghan
and Kelley furnished The music. Lunch
was served about II o'clock.
The committee Of arrangements were
w. II. Titus, chairman; f. f. Parker and
l.. NJ. Moore. Henry W. Cushman, pres
ident of the club, was floor manager.