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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-26

@inri6tungsz uno 8erpaltungstoiten unD
Elm 0iertel Der auf bic @er{i9erung entail
lenben @e1ammtprdmie; Die Mrbeitgeber be-
3ablen bic arberen BRET 8iertel Der prdmie.
8et Der 8ere4nung Der itautlt9en 2eiz
%itungen nabm man bic 3a6l Der fir &ranz
fenpflege 8erft9erten nit elmer Wttllion an.
alio betriige bic Nusgabe bes 8unbes biefir
idbrli9 3,650,O00 6rcs.; bic Nettoprdmie
fir Die ltnfaQperii9erung fommt auf g.
$4,000 Trcs. gu itebsn, bic 8erpaltung
uno ale %iibrigen bonn Stat gu iibernebmenz
ben 4lislagen erbeii6en 100000 Srcs,
10 baB Die 9eIammtleiitung bes 8unoes auf
7,333,000 Srcs. gu iteben fommt.
Wie iol oiefe Summe bel9afft merben?
Der 8unbesratb bdlt bic @infibrung bes
SabafmonopolS fir bic bette unb einfa91te
Chung; oafielbe Diirbe mad ben angeitelten
@rbebungen etpa 81 Miq. ST. abtperfen.
Iaetn es- beite6t i'm. 8plf cine mertli9e Nb=
neigung gegen bteie MaBregel, pie iibrtgens
au6- Gegen ieoes neue Monopol, un0 Die
Sunoesre9ierung unter3ie6t baber gegenz
mqrtig nod einige anoere @ori9ldge elmer
genauern priifung; OieI el6en bstreffen einen
Getretoe3ol, cine Sabaf1teuer uno cine
3uderteuer. Obne 3neifel miro bieie
5rage Der 8ef4affung Der Mittel I9mer
gu l0ien fem, BENIN Obne neue G%innabmen
gebt es ni3t, neue Steuern absr 1inb audi
bel uns unpopular. Man pirb 1ebr bebutz
fam uno gei4idt manDberiren miinen, Oas
1T aber ni9t bic ein3ige @9nieriefeit. Ni9t
nur peroen Die @ntpiirfe 1elber BON per=
i9ieoenen Setten angefo9ten nerben, Ion@
bern es beitebt in g%elpifien Gsgenoen, naz
mentli6 in Der Wefti9pei3, cine tiefe Nb=
neigun9 9eger ieoe Ausbebnung Der itaatz
li6en SO3ialpolitif. Inter Iol6en lmitdnz
ben barf man tpobl iagen, benz 8unbesratb
uno Der 8unoesperIammlung lei oa cine Der
I4pierigiten 6ra9en gefteut, bic ieit @rri9z
tung bes reuen 8unOesitaats an ie beranz
~getreten iino.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-26
Ste 9SirtDstemcr lit Sbio .t1tt feit:
0efteut.

Der Senat MISUNDERSTANDING Sbto's.
pel9er cine bic bisberige @irtbsiteuer bon
$3.50 arf $500 erb0benbe Sill angenommen
bate, lit jebt UNI $3.50 beruntergegangen
unO bat Der 8i4 Des 9aufes 3ugeitimalt,
nel9e Die @teuer bon $3.50 nur auf $3.50
er60bt. 9as neue 8eieb tritt bemnd6it in
Strait.
9a5u metnt nun bas unabbdngig rspubiiz
fanti@e rGincinnatier 8olfsbldtt":
v9ie 8iG, tpel9e bic Opn'f9e @irtbz
idaftsiteuer BON $3.50 auf $3.50 erb0bt. 1T
munmebr AUDI I'M Senat angenDmmen unb
bamtt @eleb geipDrben, 9as Me6r bon
$500 reprdlentirt ben @ompromiB 3pii9en
Semperen5lern unb NntizS emperen3lern.
9ie periOnli3e 5reibeit lit in bteiem
Sabre in Sbio, tpie man gu fagen pflegt,
nit einem blauen Nuge baponeefommen,
Sebenfaus 1T cine @rb0bung Der Steuer I'M
500 better, als cine (bDn Der biesmaligen
Staatsgeiebgebung abgemieiene) tpeitere De
f6rdntung bes 9etrGnfepertoufs. MQein
mir %glauben, baB in Sbto iebt bas NeuBerite
in 8e5ug auf Semperen3geiebgebung gez
i9eben 1T unb fem tpettersr &aum fir Cont
promiie ii6rig bleibt. Sn 3utunft muB Die
Semperen3geiebgebung cine @enbung naG
Der anoeren Seite nebmen. Ser @etrdatez
banbel barf ni6t fpeiter erf6pert, ~fonoerl1
muB BON ieinen b%riidenbiten SefieIn befreit
iperDen. Oa5u piirbe in eriter Geibe bic
@ufbebung bes @erbots gegen ben Gonnz
tagsz&usi9ant geb0ren."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-26
ben Min~enldnbereisn fir 100000 et>

WV l|kt|tN tttA|ERNhNFNt ~ %ISNNIOOV ~
tpprben.
= Die S9tpei5er 3%egierung 6at burb
t6ren 9eianbten in Wafbington bic Set
nabme zines &arl SrieDri9 Sf9ubD perz
langt, pel9er in Cincinnati tpobnen unb
bret Srauen baben Ioq, cine in 8ersfelben,
cine in 8aiel unb cine anbsre in Cincinnati.
Sas S6tpeiaer &onIulat bafelb1t er6telt
i6on nnterm II. Npril b. S. BON @afbingz
ton aus feinen Iuftrag in beregtem Slime,
Der iebt telegrapbif9 nieberbolt tpurbe,
S19uoD tonnte aber oamals pie audi iebt
ni9t gefunben nerben unb bat enttpeber
bic @tabt berIafen bier bdtt fi6 nnter fufz
f9em Namen berborgen. Ser @eiu6te
lebte in Cincinnati borne6mli9 BON Der
9utmitbigteit feiner2anosleute pber ma9ts
auf cine @rbf9aft bin, Die er BON einem
8ruoer gu erparten bate, S9ulbsn. Die
Ter 8ruoer ftarb ie6o9 i'm s3u9tbaus uno
fein Nd9laB purbe BON 9eri9tspegen our
t9eilipeiien 8efriebigung Der bon linn be-
trogenen 2eute berfauft.
= IS tpirb INNER 19Dner in unIerer
Hepubltt! 2efen mir ba in Der sc. q.
Staats3eitung": Sin MbrsBbu9, in benz
nur Seute Der3ei6net iinb, pel9e Der fogez
nannten v9efeaf4aft" angeb0ren, 1T in
8rootlpn ber0ffentli9t pprben, unb troy
Dem 1000 Namen barin beraei9net 1ino,
beflagen ii9 8iele, baB 1e unbere6tigter
Wetfe ausgelal1en tpurben, N1f Der anbez
rem @eite tperben btele Der 1000 9liidli3en
uber5eugt fein, baB Sa6lrei9e Ndmen in benz
8u9 ent9alten iinb, bic ni9t binein gebDren.
9as 8eoiirfniB fir cine 8ebDroe, bic entz
f9etDen tann, tper geielli9aftsfGbig lit unb
tper nt3t, pirb in biefem Qanoe INNER
bringenber. Mun tpirb tpa6r6aftig fonIt bic
Mitglteoer Der 9eieaf9aft unO bas algez
metne Pad balb garnt9t me6r unterI9eioen
fOnnen." uebrigens 1T bic Sa9e niGt neu,
in @bicago eribetnt i9on felt Sabren Elm
fogenanntes .8lue 8oot", porin Bios bic
Namen Der u8ornebmen" berSei9net iteben.
= gu GenterotGe in Soma bat fi9 cine
entIebfi3e SragObie abgeiptelt. Ser Subrz
|to+tl WV OUlC2 Tu| UulClUIb ULuu &' ~"
Marttn, bic Satin Des goroners 80. S.
Martin bon Nppanooie @ountp, erI9ofen,
beren 5o9ter Sea t0otli9 ~pertpunbet uno
bann it9 Ielbit g%et0otet. Nbenbs gegen 8
l1br bOrten Na3barn bon benz Martin'i9en
5aufe fer cine Nn3ubG @9iRe fallen; ais
ie bortbin eilten, fanben ie Srau Martin
unb ibre So@ter in einem @ange opii9sn
Der &ii9e unb benz Speife3immer am 3d.
ben ltegen, @ritere bate bret S9iHe err
balten; tie ftarb balb Oarauf. Mu9 bic
So3ter mar 10 f9per perpunbet, baB bic
4er3te ertldrten, ie fOnne ntbt an 2ebsn
bleiben. Der WDrber tpurbe ent1eelt auf
Der StraBe gefunben; aus elmer S9uBz
tpunoe in feinem &opfe brang bag @ebirn
berbor. Wie man annimmt, purbe SEQ.
Sones gu Der f9redlihen Shat babur9 berz
anlabt, baB bic @ltern Sea Martin's ibm
gu berfteben gegeben batten, baB er fi9 feline
9Offnung auf bic 9anO ibrer Sp3ter maz
@en biirfe,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-26

@inn baben, fir @roBtdbte pie Sem gort
ober @6icago bingegen tpiirOe elm 9eieb, pie
Is SSrau 5ppnsenb beabIi6tigt, gang abgez
feben BON Ieiner unour6fiibrbarteit, nur
ungebeure gladereien uno unfoiten perurz
laden.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-01-17
Fittings
Sick Ones.

Mrs. Willis Gibson is housed with
illness, Mrs. Barnes, who has been
quite i'll for the past two weeks, is
slowly improving. Bert Young was
obliged to give up work at F. f..
Youngs. grocery store part CT the
week on account of illness. -Dea. A.
\. Stearns has been quite i'll with pneu
monia the past week, butts reported to
be quite comfortable this morning.
Rufus Houghton is taking care OF him.
Mrs. Stearns is housed with a
severe cold. Miss Ellen Grady is able
to be out after weeks illness. Miss
Mary Moran is suffering this week
with a hard cold. p. brisbane is on the
sick list. Miss Nellie Aher returned
to her school duties Monday after two
weeks illness. Mr.. Ashley was housed
a few days the first of the week with
sickness but is now able TO be out.
Mrs. +. Caron received word Monday
of the serious illness of her little
Lily Beath. who is at school
at convent IN st. Hyacinth. Can.
She was expected home this week ac-
10y her grandfather. Henry
whitney is on the sick list. So is
Mrs. Ida Gibson. Col. Thomas Han
non. who has been housed few days
nv illness. is able To be out again.
Mrs. A. J. Currier has been housed
this week with hard cold. Miss
Minnie Haskins has been i'll this week
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-01-17
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

and oil and warrant for year your
ID watch Tor sl.oO or Stem Wind Watch
| n ". SAwYER'S, Brattleboro, VT.
4. delivered any part of the village in
| lot, at s. cents per bushel.
NJ l. MAruER, W. Brattlcboro.
,r- Tea and Coffee of Jacobs Tea Co.
| Grange store l't
p.,io and Guitar Strings of best quail
] APP 4 JONES
Ir,,cb and Clock Repairing. Prices are
l. CIV. SAWYER, 80 Main ST. soft
Tor Ilnc correspondence. Full sup.
I,c.t tiuis and styles, . ,o,.
Removal.
i Machines sold on monthly instruments
|Irtcre.t. Any make of machine taken
I,rment. Needles, OIL and Supplies for
[b;ne once over Durgin's Drug Store,
81 W. G. COLLIER, Agent.
|, yame, in upwards of two hundred
!. Chpp 4 ZONES. Ell
tr, Pictures. ready mounted or to frame,
style. 'LAff " JONES
4. .,mara, and Vermont Registers for
|Capp & Jones. iii
|ri- PAPER Weight Calendars and Pictur
l,,t,eboro, at Clapp Il Jones'. 23tf
s-r anil Blank Books for Business pur'
! Capp& Jones. -att
i, Vince! Club Benefit Association
|Tuc:day evening, Jan. 2lst, 1896.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-01-17

H. d. Holton. Miss Ruby Clary is i'll
with measles j G.. Moore, who has
been quite i'll with bronchitis and
grip, is slowly improving. james
Austin is seriously i'll. Mrs.
Katherine Moran and daughter Mary.
who have both been quite sick are i'm
proving. F. E. Turner has been housed
for three or four days with tonsilitis.
Mrs. Thomas Manning is critically i'll
from:blood poisoning that has set in sup.
posedly from silver in the foot. Mrs.
Thompson Cain is confined to her bed
with rheumatic attack. Mrs Horace
French is on the sick list. Miss Nellie
Continued on 4,h page
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-01-17
EMERSON & SON,
Furniture Carpets. Crockery and stoves.
Z and Main ST.. BrattIeboro. VT.

with the grippe and Mrs. l.. +. Hold
en- substituted for her in Holden &
Martins office Mrs. Marvin Carey
has been i'll with tonsilitis: also Mrs.
George Niles. Mrs. George W.
Hughes is slowly improving from her
recent illness. Miss Hattie Stearns is
seriously i'll with the grip. p. Kelley
has been on the sick list the past
week. Miss Ethel Cain is out after
being housed with severe cold. Mrs.
Ed Gould is on the sick list. Mrs. A.
j. Clark is i'll with catarrhal fever. -
Miss Winslow, who has been i'll
for several weeks at the home of her
sister. Mrs. Walter Richardson, is
now improving under the care of Dr.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-01-17
"VeIComc, Welcome, DO 4 sing"

Emerson Flagg of Providence, r. l.,
is here for visit with his parents. &C.,
Mrs. Maggie Mosher is visiting at Mrs.
Chas. Boyd's. Mrs Chas. ". Ray
and son of Chester are visiting friends
in town. p. j. Sears of New York is
here at his fathers. Harry Reed of
the I. 5. regular army came home
this week to spend his vacation with
his father in Guilford. Miss Mabel
Witt is expected tomorrow from New
London, Conn, for "A visit with her
parents. Lucien Witt and wife. DR..
William III. Rockwell of New York has
been in town this week. Rev. Bishop
Michaud of Burlington made mis- an
nual visit to ST. Joseph's convent here
Thursday. Harry Allen of Cambridge,
Mass, is spending the week with his
mother. Mrs. Nina Allen. w. S. Viii
liams of Long Island is visiting friends
in town. Rev. and Mrs. James Har
per of Weston have been the guests of
Mrs. Harper's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. O. Hodgkins this week. On their
return home they took with them their
son. Kenneth. who has been spending the
winter with mis- grandparents. J. 7.
Boyce. now the head Of the J. =.
Boycc Cigar Co.. Of Boston. has been
in town several days this week for a
visit with his folks and old friends be
fore taking d business trip to the north
part of the state. Mrs. Seymour Scott
Of Lyons. \. Y. is the guest of her
uncle, Adna Alvord Andrew Burrhan.
of Barre, recently visited his son in
town. Samuel Chapman of Kansas
City is a guest al %. II. Stickney's
this week
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-01-17
Notice to Advertisers.

!. Who wish their advertisements chang
must hand in the copy for new ads
siay at the latest. Those who get the
EARLIER in the week, aivoiding the rush,
!; end, and allowing work by daylight,
much better service, and nicer looking
/ We cannot and will not change ads
Forming
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-01-17
~ -
BRATTLEBORO.

Fia! hop at Grange hall Satur-
kht,
". Childs d Co. offer the
! er place at West Brattleboro for
q bargain. adv.
woman arrested for intoxica-
b week promptly got out of town
b. had got the trial Of the case
ben,
u c. Lamson has been chosen
bf the class of '96 at Middlebury
Tor commencement exercises in
b GoIding, employed on the
bndon Northern, fell out of the
| Saturday, hurting his back SO
ls laid of work.
(dan L Van Doom have on eX-
p in their windows the first
fel in town. 1t is of the Stearns
|nd Of handsome design.
party Of 30 or 60 from here went
West Brattleboro Wednesday
/ to attend the supper and mis-
rally given by the ladies of
fngregational church at that
PdIey S American Farmer forl896
= page picture of the corn
L the Retreat farm. 1t is a
the 50 crop and also shows a
Of Geo, W. Pierce the mana
|he Retreat farm.
business men are unanimous
flatlc in the endorsement of the
r s. suggestion Of a revival on
brand better basis of the Board
+ which is well, but it would
Il 70 see some one moving to do
+ Mary Field. the Oldest
L q the late Eugene Field, is
Fe herself to read in public
L lllustrious fathers works. |
remarkably handsome young
ana will make a distinguished |
ice On the platform. !
sadge Burts'players'' closed |
ale Saturday evening. They |
ta at South Londonderry for
a commencing Jan. Is. But
Misunderstanding with the
3elt some thought best to dis
. home They all report
paid in full.
Ne" York Life's annual state |
,shefe IS marvel of financial
sI Y. strength. With solid cash /
"a millions, a cash income
lnlFty.eight millions and a
y over u millions, how easily
,,oes Tor 10 millions of the
s.l popular loan. We con-
'4e hundreds of local policy
'Aeir enrolment in such an
-a' savings Institution which
'eadlng business men and
r arc identified with.
,necorators have comnleted
"A On the opera house and the
~ IN finished yesterday and
- ~; hope TO get through by
I lish' There will then re
\ .galing up, the laying of
|si a. and putting in of the
..| some odd jobs. all of
AVN, saIla seem. would no flake
a'SAt' though the committee
E., certain enough that they
4 i'm, Us berg ready Feb. S,
2, wanted to make a date
i 4. Inc hefo.mer will. when
[ie... Y. done. give ii full and
81 Pllon Of it all. and we
n y, many things to praise
Iolse part, as an offset
.o, VI The other sort which
a. np'a 50 picntifully. Ii
|sScn new: Celery cigars,
n :. I and Zoe. Good for the |
Il, 'aem Sold 10y George +.
2itf =
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-01-17
: Mattings,
and OilclOths.

Having purchased for Spring trade unusually large
which will begin to arrive about the first of the month"; and which
will fill carpet to overlooking find necessary close
out every piece of our last Falls stock
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-01-17
IsrattlebOrea ms and Others.

Myron TAYLOR left Saturday for his
home in Manchester, called there by
the illness of his father. Miss Abble
Higgins returned Monday from South
Deer6eId where she went TO care for
her brother whom she left much i'm
nroved in health and able to resume
his duties. Rev. II. NJ. Andrews. a
missionary in Mainpuri. India, has
sent TO Assistant Postmaster c. w
Wilcox a lot of interesting curios, both
useful and ornamental. the work OF
natives of India. H. S. Josslyn left
this week for Bridgewater corners,
-Chas. Olsen left Monday for Bellows
Falls where he has accepted positlon
with the Vermont Farm Machine 90
Miss Hortense Hall is visiting friehus
at Meriden. Conn. Merchant NJ. >.
Moran leaves to-day for New YORK XII, 10
take in the bicycle show. Miss Elia
Prouty is expected TO return to-qa!
from her four weeks visit WIN her
parent, in Kimball, Neb. r. II.
Dickinson and wife return tomorrow
night from a weeks sojourn IN New
York. Rev. and Mrs. jackson return
ed Wednesday to their home ID Ne"
York city after spending their honey
moon here, stopping az the iIo1na
house. T. A. Austin left YESTERDAY
for Cambridge, Mass, called by tne
serious illness of his sister. there; W.
III, Henley and family arrived Satui
day and are to spend the winter at the
Brooks house. Fletcher CarrutneTs
was called to Westfield. Mass wed
nesdav by the death of his motner.-
Miss Triton of Dc"rfield takes Mrs.
Clary's place as teacher in the inter,
mediate grade owing 10 the illness {"
the latter's daughter.
The graduating class 81 Leland ~. q
GRAY seminary have elected as ilieli
Fred X. Ford OF nIa. a a.,
ro who has been a student there our
ing his conrsc of study. q. ,h
4 although there is no prom. al .ne
,r;.as Emerson & Son arc selling car
nets. 4. is proving a blg advertisement
'or them. adv. J
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-06-25
Great Pond.

Great Pond.
Miss Jennis Williams has gone 10 Bel
fast.
F.E. Mace attended the democratic con-
vention at Portland this week.
F. Haynes was in EIlsw orth the last
of the week.
Washburn Lord and wife have returned
to their home in Rowland
John and Ezra Williams are visiting
their brother Edgar, at Fairfield Center.
Levi Scott and wife, OF East Eddington,
were guests Of Mrs. J. K. shuman, Satur-
day and Sunday.
Seth Remission and wife, of Amherst,
are guests OF Mrs. kenniston's mother,
Mrs. Asa Williams.
James McInineh and Miss Rosetta Avery
We're married Saturday evening. The
wedding was very quiet.
The ladies society was entertained on
Wednesday by Mrs. Mace. Arrangements
are being made for al informal social in
the hall Saturday evening, June p.
Mrs. David Connors, of East Eddington.
made a brief visit to friends here this
week. She returned home Saturday &C.
eompanied by Miss Grace Collar
DR.. Hagerthy Roderick Mcdonald and
j. T. Giles, of Ellsworth. John Fox, Of
Ellsworth Falls, o. H. Buzzeu and ". L.
Hussey, Of Amherst. and Mr.. Grant, OF
Cherryheld, were among visitors in town
this week.
Mrs. Mace was out driving Friday even
ing accompanied by her sister, Miss Bes-
sic Williams, and Mrs. James CoIburu
when nearly opposite her home the horse.
frightened by another team, sweryed sud
denly into the yard, the carriage striking
tree and overturning. The three ladies
Were thrown out, but fortunately escaped
serious injury.
June n. FLossrE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-06-25
VACATION HERE.



Closing Exercises at the Ellsworth
Grammar schools
Tho scbools NJ the citv closed last FRI
5o,- TO- tl.,. ,,,,,,... ,-o,ati,,, Annronri-
- t.,,,- -, :, - 80 -.
80 49,. -. II -.
,,
,,.e,,,.,,i-,- ~ ~, ut do Grammar
=, ~. 60 t,,,,
- ,,s,--,t.a.,,,,,
a. to,Ious
nree'i"s song, r.,,,, c.,,,,,.,,,
..1,ha, 800 ST., ,r,hur ,;ould
Song........ ................ -. 80. School
"Pussy's Mistake. -...........S Susie Chapman
1.-THE Angels Bidding. Lizzie Doyle
1.-THE American Flag ........J q. Stockbridge
Banjo Solo......... Matte Grant
"Beginning ''................ Lena Foster
1.-THE School Girls Lunch. Gertrude Coleman
THAT Calf'.... ................F Fannie Greenan
John Maynard". ............... Harry Achorn
"He Doeth his Aims" ete..,...... Bernice Laffu
LEARN Little Every Day. Mary Hurley
"Reverie in Church'...... .....M aude Goggins
"An Az to Grind. Martin Adams
Violin. Lucy Monaghan
..The Past That Com. Annie Lord
..The Bright Nellie Chapman
''what Constitutes a State. ............C. Leach
THE Pardon. Josie Petengill
"Vacation Ruby Day
Song. .........'.......''..'..'. .....schooi
Diplomas were conferred by Superin
tendent of Schools Moore. The names OF
the graduates appear below.
SCHOOL STREET GRAMMAR.
The graduation exercises OF the School
street grammar school, under Miss Eliz-
abeth True. We're held at O'Clock Mon
day afternoon. The programme was as
follows:
THE Rich and the Poor Master jude
vacation Time'..........,. .......Miss Jarvis
lover and over Again. Master Ellington
holidays
The Misses hasiein, lhoha7' Hooper ROVE anu
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-06-25

West Franklin.
Indications point to a bountiful crop Of
potato bugs.
J. Tyler Scammon has built a small
barn on the bog lot.
The schooner Two Brot hers" has
loaded with stone for Haverhill.
The lawn party at II. G. Wcosteg's Fri
day evening WAS well patronized.
Rev d. B. Smith and wife attended the
quarterly meeting at Bluehill last week.
Deer appear to be plentiful. 4 large
number have been seen in the fields about
here.
Frank Bradbury has loaded two small
vessels with paving blocks the past week
for HaverhiI
The steeple OF the Union meeting house
is to be painted, ana 5 10 have bell in
the near future.
1t is reported that W. &. Blsisdell Is
soon to resume operations On his quarry
which has been shut down for some time.
The w. F. y. {. will present a drama at
their ball on the evening Of July 8.
There VIII be a dance after the entertain
ment.
The railroad surveyors arrived here Fri
day on the tiuAl survey. The route :
practically the same a the one surveyed
last fail, only stratg htened in some places.
A meeting OF the citizens viii be held to-
night 10 hear he report OF the committee
appointed one week ago.
June -. CHEER.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-06-25
Northeast Harbor.

Fred Rogers and wife came for the sum
mer last week.
telephone Is being Placed IN Dr.
Smiths cottage at Indian Head.
Mr.. Savage OF the Rock End has put
in q new range and boiler which have
caused the enlargement Of MS kitchen
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Hoods Pills cure liver ills, hiHou-ness. Ind
gestion. headache. \ pleasant laxative. Al
druGgi>ts.-Adrt.
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Franklin
James Wescott, of Winter Harbor, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Curtis Il. joy.
Misses Florence Dunn and Bertha Bar
ton left for Mort beast Harbor Thursday.
George F. Taft and wife, OF West
Gouldsboro, spent Friday with friends
here.
Henry Wallace who has been in Phila
deiphia for the past two Years, was in
town Sunday.
The organists young ladies' society will
give an entertainment next Sat urday
evening, June p.
The "Forestersn are arranging for an
extensive observance OF the Fourth. The
organization appears TO be in tiourishing
condition, and the moose, likewise.
Misses West and Gerrish will return
from Bangor this week. With Miss
Grace Marion Buzzell they have been Civ
ing a series of entertainments with pupils
from Miss Vests classes in elocutIon.
June D. b.
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21x30 feet and new chimney and other
improvements. The hotel opens next Sat
urday.
Mrs. Atwood, of Brewer, is visiting her
son Edward, of Rogers x Atwood.
Capt. Joseph Corson has moved into
his new house near his livery stable.
Postmaster Stephen Smsllidge has been
quite ill The past two weeks, but is now
improving.
c. II. Bunker has bought house lot
opposite the Catholic church and has
contracted with J. \. Peck ham 4 Son to
build him cottage.
c. II. Hodgkins has contracted to build
5000 cottage for c. Is. Church, of New
York, on Sutton's Island. Work com
menced last week. Graves Bros. are do
ing he mason work.
June %. JAP.
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$500 SUITS.

y whole counter full OF the Greatest Bargains
OF them all.
Fancy CAssIMEREs, CHEvIoTs, etc, sold from
$500 to $500. Some of them cost to buy
double the money We ask for them, but want
the money. Our loss is your gain.
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W. R. Parker ;. :. Clothin
FRIDAY, JUNE GO, 1895.

Tc shall positively offer the GREATEST BARGAT
ever heard of in Eastern Maine
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