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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-05

SYMPTOMs- Moisture: Intense Itch.
Ing aud Htlnglng, most at night. worse
Nv scratching n allowed to continue
tumorB form, which often bleed and ul.
ccinlc, becoming very sore, SNAYNil'S
stops the itching and
heals liberation, Ond IN most
clHNg Removes the iumota At Crug-
gists, or by malt FOR no cents. Dr
3wayno & Son, Philadelphia, tlhsG "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-05

youhovcoycr seen a little child In a
paroXysm Of whooplng cough, or II you
have been annoyed by constant tick.
ling In the thIont you can appreciate
tho value OF ono Minute Cough Cure,
which gives quick relief Charles II.
Goethe, Market and Twelfth streets:
Chatham Sinclair, Forty-sXth and ia.
cob streets; a, r. schcotc, No. GO7 Main
street, ExlCy Bros, Penn and Zane
BtrcotB Bowie g. Co., bridgeport. o
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-05

WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. s.-The
Cuban mass meeting announced for this
afternoon was handicapped by the alb
sence of all the officers OF the Cuban
League except the president, Clara Belle
Brown. 1t is said the league officers are
in a broll and a reorganization is like
ly. Among the speakers to-day were
Rev. Byron Sunderland. senior pastor
with Dr. Talmage at the First Presby-
terian church. and Rev. Henry W. Cow
den, chaplain of the house of represent
tatives.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-05

DENVER, oct. 4-Ralph p, Newman,
assistant receiving teller in the First Ma
tlonal Bank of this city is missing, lie
dlsappeared last Wednesday. The cir
cumstances surrounding his absence are
unexplained by his relatives and friends.
which he was employed say all OF his nc-
counts are straight there. Thursday
morning he failed to show up for work,
and UP t9 the present time nothing what
ever has been heard from him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-05

THOSE who believe chronic dlnfrhocn
~ be- InCurnblc should read what MI T..
N. GrIshnm, Of Gnara Minis, Lnu has Ia
SAY ON the subject VIZ. ~ have been u
Hunurcr from Chtunlr dllrrh0on ever
since the war aud have tried All kinds
NJ medicine FOR H. At last ! found u
was ChlWhnrInln'H Collie Cholera ana
ptHFfltat4 Hnme1Y 10 IhN medicine can
MNayH Boo depended upun for rOllrchol-
era morbua iyH0n'urv ana dlurrluUl II
~ pleasant 40 take and urvur falls tu
onaul u cure 20 1uI 90 ecu, silica tur
sale by druggists
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-05
Cleveland to Enter New Jtr,sy Politics.

NEW YORK, Oct, "A special from
Trenton. N, j., says The rumor tina
Grover Cleveland is preparing to enter
New Jersey politics has foundation in
movement undertaken by some of tn,
Democratic alumni OF PRINCETON to OBJ
tain for him a position on the bench OF
the court Of error and appeals. one re-
port Is that Mr. Cleveland thinks favor
ably OF the plan and that his friends are
preparing to get up monster petition In
his behalf. Another report makes It ap-
parent that Mr.. Cleveland Is doubtful OF
the wisdom Of such a course. II Is y
matter OF general gossip that Mr. Cleye.
land Is willing to represent New Jersey
in the United States senate as soon as
opportunity affords, II Is said that John
r. Mcpherson formerly United States
senator, who is q personal friend Of Mr..
Cleveland Is preparing to help him with
political honors as a Jerseyman and for
that reason has taken up his residence In
Jersey City hotel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-05

BE aurr and use that old and weli.tried
remedy, Mrs Wlnslow'S Soothing Syrup,
for children tecthng 1t soothca tho
child, softonn the gums, allays AL pain,
cures wind cottc and is the best remedy
for dlarrhoCa. Twenty-Five ccnt8 a
bottle. mWf&W,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-05
Mig Hattie In Prospect.

GUATEMALA, oct A.--'rhc govern.
mcnt "a stlll modifying It's forccl al
T0tonlcnpnn and Ia preparing to make ~
attack on the rebels who have taken q
position on the heights Of CoXon, near
TutUnlCapnn, II iB believed that there
viii be u big battle there, which will
mark the turning " the war.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-05
GOLD IN THE YUKON.
THE SOUTH AFRICAN FIELD

is FoRsAKEN FOR THE GREATER
POSSIBILITIES OF THE KLoN.
Dixie REGIoN-To BUILD A
RAILROAD AT oNcE-GREAT
SUFFERING oyERLAND-HARp-
SHIPS AT DAWSON CITY THIS
WINTER WILL Be NOTHING
COMPARED WITH THAT EN-
ROUTE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-05

"BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS en-
tlrely cured mo Of a terrible breaking
out all over my body, u is wonderful
medicine" MH'Juill GIbudgr. Box &c.
West C0rnWoll, Conn. 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-05

No man On woman can enjoy NE or
accomplish muuh IN this world while
mnorur frun TORPID liver DrWltrH
Little sUrly lLHrrH, thu ulll that clcinHc
that organ uuInluy Charles il ipnt2n,
Market aud Twoiuh rtwrtr, Chatham
Sinclair tutty.alxth ana Jacob streets.
A. w. Sghoclc, No. GO1 Main street. TX.
10y lroa, Penn and Zane streets, Bowie
4 co., uridgcporL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-05

and good completely ofresuary
gratitude enough for kind
medcine."-MIs MARIE L, JouNsoS, CentrR, Pa.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-02-18

including Bsrtlett's Island. with the
population scattered along the principal
highway which extends through the
villages of Otter Greek, Seal Harbor,
Mort hesst Hsrbor, Sound, Mt. Desert
or Somesville over to Pretty Marsh,
distance of nearly twenty miles, as
the rosd follows the larger part of
the population. Is it proper or !ustiti-
able that a majority Of the voters living
at distance should put their hands into
their pockets to contribute to the success
Of the most fiourisning village within
this towns villsge that sees more easily
earned money than any her part Of Mt.
Deserts
We have just built that place 1900
school house. and glad we are that we
have done SO for reasons too plsin to dwell
upon. But the outside voters who helped
them get their beautiful school building
sre the ones now who will say: You hsys
enough from US now. without ssking
more" Furthermore, there are men who
will be directly benefited ST Northeast
who say they have enough, and do not
want any more; If the sewer is built it
will cross their lsnd, adding more wealth
TO their long list OF possessions.
We hope this article will be received in
a friendly wsy by our North Hsr Dor
brethren. Ii is not the demand OF the
rank snd file Of such townsmen thst the
sewer be built, but has been sgitsisd snd
pushed along mainly by rich men who
have large interests in Northeast Hsrbor,
who ask the inhs bissnts Of Pretty Marsh,
Bsrtlett's Island, Hall Quarry. Somes-
vile. Sound, Seal Hsrbor and Otter Greek
ana their own village TO furnish money TO
build this sewer. which they themselves
could 50 easily build wit hout feeling the
expense.
The fsc; i. We taxpayers have been very
liberal in town sffsir>. possibly eSpending
more money for their school house thsu
: iusiiris bic, but for Northeast Hsrbor to
SIX for his sewer : Ike driving free
horse TO death.
Suppossug that sufficient sewer cou {
oe ouilt for $ so. TINS siuoGHt could he
had at peg cent. or SIS year. Now
Der te guaranteed inst the town @lii not
ouitd sewer. they can collect from ssch
building com ecied With the sewer IS 81
uer suuQna. which VIII psy them z CO
re- cent. On theft invest uaeHt. tis>
Mr.. K noa.s or Mr.. GllPslrlcs though
q thl>s Ne should - al TO hear fraEl2
hese gent ef17eu, OF any Que else. through
The AMERICAN.
\ MOUNT pE>EgTEg.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-02-18
agsl No.iu


HANCOCK - -eTATE oF MAINE
TAKEN Upon An EXECUTIbN which
L i>-u-d OF i-d-myHt rrcssvere-i 81 tie
kl3>~ tn. wiIh}s sad fvr tx c=szsTs OF Han
J4ruzr, -. = -. which sid u .srlz-it trz =
date Th- fri DAY ~ ,rtru= =, q 4 ~. sDJ
u, -sia ! VI Pike. il & i-zSc iA-he-. 10th
co-sesrEisvr> urs,svr ib~ M and - }e - Nj
i7ss, j.. 4 I snll SzNy. sre crvz1ifur>. AID Id
VAR l. Horn. Of ssrsaB,i. H4s cuck co4LIv,
>llsIe Of Maine ! debtor, fh- following j. =
= rii-s-i luI lsSrc~l Of rrAi state sthv ne
having tySu &;tActsyst It- 0rt-jUA3 vii IN he
zciiou In whici the L -mspi u1-an which sid
execute i~,Gs-l e@> repscre3 u thE fourth
3zy u thc10 II. : q lSs5 IL Wlf
4 o. that part OF 41i numbered twenty eo' in
,fse town Of orl&nd, eoGnif q H&ncssck. >lSte
Of Malice, o. Ing -oQlh ~ Ehe cauR:y TsSN lead
ing frsm Rucksl.orT 10 ellsworth. T. ing the
-Snse premises confer al io N2Hcv Dor by
nah3ei ] porr by HI siex7i dated SEPTEMBER n
s : l-st. ard recorV3esi IN HsDcocs coGrir Reg
i-Ers Of neSSi-, vol IA sage -, and El- 4use
conveyed to colin l. tbawu> Is ssld N4ucg
norr ~ beg de<-1 dsied iAeceglt,x- Il S q I,sS5
re-oonSei IN sail Rrsi~Sre ef IAex+i.. vol -.
page 90 10 which said deeds and t5e record
Is- ROT rrfe-s lcs u3Ay K had Au1 | shall. =
satisfy >@id vNecUlioa ard iRciieHszl chzrse-.
~eil said ios OF ssrcxl OF Land -~iEyd hs r2r a.
Aforesaid, 81 public auction ri The >A1ris-s ot-
Ec1 In Ellsworth. HsDcock oounfv. Maine. on
h'sutsSs The twenty -~ecoaG day Of Azrclz, i. G.
l,ss-, ri ten O'Clock IL The for5szeoa.
Dated February L. 4. d ~
L T. ECplFEE 81 ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-02-18
Now Elect Him

The republicans yesterday nomi-
mated a mayor and full aldermanic
ticket Henry E. Davis is named for
mayor, and the names of the alder
manic nominees may be found in our
news columns. All will agree that
this ticket is composed of men of rec
ognized business capacity; OF men
who can be depended upon to act for
the best interests of the city. regard
less OF their views on party politics.
The populists have re-nouinated
Robert Gerry; the democrats hold
their caucus to-day. The democrats
may do one Of three things: Endorse
Gerry. endorse Davis, or nominate a
candidate Of their own.
There isn't the shadow Of a national
issue At stake in the coming election.
We submit that our friends Of the
democratic party who showed such
good Judgment in the late national
election can do no better service in
the coming municipal election than by
uniting with the republicans in turn
ing down" the common eneny-our
friends The popuhsts.
We don't mean TO say that the dem
oerat> q Ellsworth cannot nominate
to-day a ticket composed Of men
quite Tie peers, individually and col
lectiveiy. of the admirable ticket
named by the republicans, bu. Ger
t2;nlF they can't nominate q better
one.
Why not. then. turn 10 and. throw
ing aside partnership. elect the
ticker named by the republicans. and
thus give the city thorough bust
ness. non oartzan administrations
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-02-18

ard BOT ~; ise NJ two people sec the sane
thug Exactly sliAe o e ", m2H nSs loek
oQf ST s T. AEtifai lADi~caTs s1d ST ali tie
g-eSGtv ard rr-lfulprss and graH6he-> fhssf
there i Il l. ArgEh~r ore will lock eui - the
same Gene Snst >sv nothing TIE DAB W D. i
re tscI&y we} &tt Vigorous enjoys life ID tire
full ar II rvss'~ tIosCen Aessiczsi hi~apv-ry
makes }@ezslj- WsN TnSre i>D'I yihiHg Dsirzc-
ufol> NiA94f ia j. t@e nsasl nAIlr0 ihi n
1sse we-As IL simply russ the digestive organs
THE st0EEaCA tn liver. the bowels IA per fsrT
order fss IN = by makes The tsle.si isure s ID
r5rh 4 r st3~a~~<> i've Sut fllrtv- on iusparS
bstad. h-S ~trsSu u pure, r1ca rsi hlst-l
ssswtsS III ei~tA-s-d -!-ei. and The dies -
xii lot stay : man lives OF rtch pare diced.
5 rs t5i~sss~- dies eu is
nr f-as-ce'> t-esten Medical plScovs r Eazkes
pure. rich af tst- >-n.f Il cents in e-csFaE
Sssfsf< 7ts Tr-rs5'~ Tr!>fen-zry Nr4ifrzI s-acsz
Iion, RuFs}a Y. anf receive pT- Pirrcs's
/ .tss> lsSer ~Couinst,u sense Medical Adviser. y
Esr9f1ss3! illustrated.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-02-18
>iiERIff~> SALE.

HtSEatE S>.-STHTE Gr MAINE
by VIRTUE OF An EXECUTION issued
II from tas supreme judicia court fo- me
count! u Hancock aad safe Of Maine = t.oa
4 Judgment OF said court rendered Al the jan
-Ass 's1is.t "a d. ~, ~ hlcn >Al1 Judgment
aeA:S Gle the ls;h dag " january. : d -.
against 4 en- 4. Fi>ke. OF R .uehill. Hznco-
SStAait. Maine, ana in favor OF Duane II.
\ a> 4. 81 Allt.-stoW, state ct New JerS=y. far
ms sum oi one hundred and thiriy-intee
dvl+A.s and Twenty-Five cents damage and
nftevn cents more for one wrtt of execution,
nave seized and taken she hsrrafts--de-
sSt4oec real estate of said defendant. and 81!
me FlShi. tlEle and Interest which the sad
dvten1Snt had in and 10 said resi- estate
me ->th day CT March. a, q. lssS, Al Twelve
hours and thirty minutes in the afternoon.
the time whs he same was attached ou The
original VIII IN the action on which the atore-
said l4dsme nj MAS given, viz.
\ Certain lot or parcel Of land situated in
hIeenlit' hancock county, Maine. bounded
Snn described follows TO wit on the
norih by the land Of Llewellvn Lewis and
Nllberi Carter. on the east oy land OF John T.
Mai,er And Charles Curtis on the soath ~
lsna OF FRANK d Long. on the ives; BY land
OF helEs OF Fred ;. Stevens aud John II.
or less
Second \ eeFtain lot or parcel of land sit,
aSted IN Bluehill. Hancock county, Maine,
ana bounded and described A. follows TO wit:
Slheiy acres more or less OF lot No. p of
MIRO plVlsion. and bounded on the north by
80 u S0hn Snow. on the east cy land OF
tAESer " cod. on the south B., land Of Can
ywsse ~Ao flllsonry, on the west by land OF
" III
tAird \ certain lot or parcel a. land sit
eAtsd IN Blue hill, HAncock county. Maine,
.,NaAded aud described as follows - VII: On
ms he5ta oy tae highway leading OK the
1iN.>s Nt bean lAotlty, on The sa>4 1S iand Of
>@3o A9El1Y and the heirs Of himaAll r. John
80 IN me SoA.h by land % AtNAh II >opeT,
o-S sas vs.; oy land Of said >oqss and Isud
" aSt5s Of Andrew A. Fiske. said LOT contains
stAia -ioaz @evsS more OF les .u8 i kuoAn as
the Rogers Place ~ -
= Ae -. % n = day Of March =, 3. lSs-, Al
a ? hsa - :
Y-LeS iA ellsworth. Hancock COUNTY. Maine,
-L-- - al 59al1c aUtlon - much Of tar
-,'z's So >5Fiaed zeal estate - i OF mas %
.stssss,-.s - satisfy tAs above execution men
'''He- AID Incidental charges
T---.--, l F HooTEk, Sheriff
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-02-18
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

ME the subscribers having eeez AP-
w pointed ~ me Hon. o P Cunning
ham. Judge q PrcaA.e foc the co2Dty ~ Han
coc q. "a receive SD1 examine Inc claims q
creditors 10 the estate % = - y. Mitchell
late Of Fe1obscot- deceased d represented IN
salsenI, Do aeEeSy give notice i1aE tzrE as-
tlras q one month from shs tsnIh 6zr q Feo-
-Ezr-. : C. *, t. allowed creditors 81 said
estate N which 10 prsSs1i fAsi- claims s-6
TIA; ws shan attend that ssrvlce 81 ne aScs
- 7 N >r1.lA.i1 5ucksFo-5- Il sid coEzty
q Hancock, O. FF3iSy. he Gs1h 6zx e March
~. 81 zen c.ocG Il sas faES1co1 u sal
dsy- : 4 SRTTE. f,=-.
CEsELE s. RECE -
BEckSpo-t, February e, SO.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-02-18

I'm eighty years young" declares
the venerable John D. Hopkins, Els
worth's honored ocsogenarian, who
celebrated his eightieth birthday last
Saturday: I'm eighty years yoamQ;
not eighty years DID," And few per
sons can be found who will not agree
with him
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-02-18

TIE board II -egi-trS5ion a the city 81 Els
worth VII x III -<->sog al It7e and
s'sss-l2= ~ r,--ED Ia H@tcS-c& hSH tulAsir- IL
-Ssd CHA It- -. 9+ih -1r ant = IL .14s- OF
trt--2rt lD-ISA for I-s- purpose o. reTeiv e :
-vlllrf-cr Il Ib- qua -l6c&I3va ~ EstSr- - -AFi
civ. from o'cstscA In toe forenoon to O'Clock
in tt- afternoon ard frssfIl L. uc5ls-S N itS
stlx rzs-su. : ii from =, : u'cs-k Ia IN 21is-
as-aH 90 -SIi 81 94sh -59h z's5 eslh. I'D iron
ncltck IN The foren,.ou IL + o'c3y-cs u the al
Is-l,-5-. sii from IL COCOA II the sigs-essoa
az 50: s1h dzy-
Ellsworth. Frr. <. l>s-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-02-18
FuR Salt 81 0 B BUREHAN:

cs-e Of wou,en's nonroia Zip. Baton
Ro-o;- width, Nos to :. =, Cts we-,h = =.
dOsea i~irs Of Ni-=e-' Rue=eis, possola
Tip, Square Toe, worth 81 * 70 x >ald /; : 90
PER Iz,r-
Nes's sAoes, whiee l have bees sel3iH- for
g. - VII K SOD :, -
lot If Neu'- No. s RaEle- Over .o.si
SIS 10 efo~e al -:St-
Tbv-e waiting >zN:GSs cas have I at
BlUus'- Pond >4w Mil II s5cts he--e t0zd.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-02-18
STATE OF MAINE.


hAAe9sA s.
Io the H2tseFa+4t y vs. &c q t3' HPfeh3t u
GAt4Ai court. mex 10 ne het"el ~ t-itaN 1ftht
IA AID ief ne ala county on h@heelk' eH
lht seSei3 tasSaAt OF AP'It = q H.,
81 = II 4 - 70 i'eseI. ~ -A'!f y 't9F.e
~ 81 E.-sA lNVeA to"'''! .'i1ioe; aAa
2INss M haiota'Ie court 70 1e iHipF a!ed mat
sht 49, tss't d-ts IhAfs4td I" FSoF%e W. h9F-
ton, then O. Rot kan. s-'"N coaHty, Name.
on ihe twenty SECOND d"t 81 fpFit' A. u l-Ny.
AZ SAID hae ktaiid, o! X n h"r"hsFn. e. i
justice 81 the peaee aud nat her mAlden t.ait1e
Wa Alice K and, mat NHe IA, Rad % The
said t'eotSe ". Morton Two col-are a. Arthur
Morton, he's six ! tatS o+d, ana .'"tFa l9'S2u'
nes test years e4d, that Your lotit4hi y. &c
Their sall n2AEfiase h'e A."A;s goadastso
wlfe tow .ris the said George " Morton. out
IA tas - r'o,.gH no.
-. - = -, -, 49,
On on, I'-1 n GA, ~ -.
caase. an vent to f4rIs unkl0,,n 10 hsr,
Sic y .FfEh ;8f4e she has never heard from
MIN. 81 received from hlm any support. that
~. ~. ,5.4Ga 81 iycut INQUIRY put aas no.
been a z5It u ascertain and does NOT Know tae
residence II ihe SAID George " Motion. uor
can II ~ ascertAiued b., reasonable Il! -euce-
And vour ii ,efIAut further shows thAt the
gro, 4a4 uss.tiFn.,-. habits Of iago1IcatIua
sinee taei. sAii marriage. 10 Wit. ever slnee;
AlI 81 ~ 20 Siis s1ll
-. - ana
lAs oetH So.t'3 o' <. ~ az" ~o-Ht't tisAt,
M al l2"Af4 4ef. ana hA' coIstAails a4d
i.n.,',..,.' "9- - -''' an
- 49, u s,-,-, ,rr.t .- aver that, hs.e
- -, -. -. - - - -
-, - "a 49,. =, -; 3t,a -
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e .s - !. e 'oIt Anu iaLet, 80
- '-'1 - - .''.iS,' .. - +. -. 80
- =. t,f',-<-,- - - 80 -
- 49, $50 ~. 9iS,3 ~ 4iH.
- -. tE~sf.f 1i.-.r-cs 80, - - -.
a. - - i, - a - 1' - 49,, tHe - -.
~ - -, - 49, .t,.- -, :, IN -
~ $500 t,is ltir,C,'y On, In -.
- - 5. ~ - "a - I. -
- - - - i-e 80 - /" - =.
49, - +1,..,;,,, -. -. -. - -. -.
- -, - t4..c,ssJ ., -
'-l44V i 20! "e ~ - O." '4t''
f.is Il January ~ i u ''S'' ...-- H.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-02-18

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they can.
not resch the seSt OF the disease. Catsrrh Is a
blood or constitutional disease, and Ia order to
cure 1t you mus! take internal remedies Halls
CstSrrh Cure Is taken internally, and acts d.
rsctly on the blood and mucous surfaces.
ial's Caiarrh Cure Is Dot = quzck medicine.
IL was prescribed by one Of the hes. physicians
In this Country for years, and IL regular pre-
Sc-tption. IL Is composed of the hest tonics
known. combined with the best blood purifiers
acting dir city on the mucous surfaces. The
perfect ccmhiustiou Of the two ingredients Is
whAi produces such wonderful results in cur.
Ing CSiSrrh. send for testimonials, free
=. J. CHENEY 4 Co. Props, Toledo, O.
Sold by drus gi>is, price Sc.
hSlrs Family Pills are the best
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-02-18
{ Correspondence.
Northeast Harbor Sewer.

MT. DESERT, Feh. Is. 1897.
70 the Editor a. the As~e-scGa:
Al tAe Nj Desert town meeting to he
aead Monday. March l, 81 SSn-syIiie.
there * iii De sn rtiele in the warrant TO
raise money - t.liid $ sewer st Mort hesst
Hsrhar. for he sirect heneti, OF thirteen
houses aud ores White sewers sre
very &C, convenient things 10 have, @e
Go 70, see sny iasIie in ssking thst the
town should ha.id such sewer. This
town extends from the eastern side Of
Mi. Desert island to the western side,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-02-18
lraal Notitrs.

To the Honorable Judge Of Probate within
and tor the county of Hancock.
rEHE UNDERSIGNED John II. Eldriige
I the guardian OF Flora f. SAWYER a
minor. res gectfully represents that said ward
is seized and possessed of interest in the
following real estate, viz. certain parcel
of land with the buildings thereon, situated
on the southerly side of Pond street near the
bridge in Bucksport village, and being the
homestead OF the late Joseph Smith. IT,, de-
ceased and the same premises decided to said
smith BY George Foster and recorded in Han
cock Registry of Deeds, vol ii2, page 25s.
Also another parcel Of land situated in said
Bucksport, being part OF the Gore lot So
called and the same decided to Joseph smith
IT., by Hannah l.. Smith, by deed dated
February Io, 1897. and recorded in Hancock
said estate is unproductive of any benefit to
said minor. and that il will be for the interest
OF said minor that the same should be sold
and the proceeds secured interest he
authorized and empowered agreeably to Law
to sell all of said wards interest in the above
described real estate, or such part OF it as
in your opinion may be expedient
Bueksport, Feb. 10, 1897.
JOHN II. ELpRrpGR
STATE OF MAINE.
H.Scocx ss.-At court OF probate held a.
Bucksport on the second Wednesday OF
February, a d. 1897.
on the petition aforesaid. Ordered: That
notice be given by publishing copy of said
petition with this order thereon, three weeks
successiyely in the Ellsworth American q
newspaper printed in Ellsworth, that all per-
sons interested may attend the second
probate to be holden in Ellsworth, and show
cause, il any, why the prayer of said petition
should not be granted. Such notice to be
given before said court.
o. p. CUNNINGHAM. Judge
Attest:-CHAs. p. DoRR, Register
A true copy. Attest:-CHts = DoAR. Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-02-18
"All Aboard for Bluehill.-

Under this title q paragraph appeared
in last weeks issue which was inadver-
tently credited 10 Evangelist {. L.
Evsrts, who has been conducting series
Of revival meetings in Biuehill.
Ii WAS not Mr.. Evsrts, but an occasional
correspondent from BluehilI, who sent
the item, thinking it would meet with
Mr.. Evsrts' approval
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-02-18

they Go ssv now that Senstn- G-ir1'e
has been masking love 10 lie widows, bui
that's bs~e sander, growing on. OF the
tacc that n has iniro3uc IN the Senate
bill TO exsup; certain property q.
widows from tsxstion.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-02-18

J desire Il express ny TaSnS> 70 the u=Sry
f-i-zi OF KrU~avils5 Ter ias;r s;ndae>- - ais
>an II h. ale Illness I'd t. y-eli in u,y -Ast
t~-esvy TleHi- We were strangers ttse--. &Ifall :
-t-sr -e--, u - d.i ever IhlH- issf tlsvr csGai
10 ctls@rr AID comfort l. A&t ttvE ever have
tE-r fEizsaa> - Isse! haze iz-asen - -
JIMMIE KINGSLEY.
Winter fizrI-Jr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-02-18

r. W. Dyer, of Eas.orook, owns the
first clock ever brought in that town. II
Is large, oIdtsshioued wooden " heeled
clock, snd although it hiss been in service
for ninety years. il IS still in excellent
running order, snd never fails TO point its
hands TO the figures which marx the pass
ing hours. most sccurstsly.