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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-04-08
DEATHS.

EAGAN-April 2, 1897, infant son OF
PHI. Eagan, of Monroe St, Butler.
KELLY-April l, 1897, Victor, son OF
William v Kelly of n. Main St,
aged years.
JOHNSTON-Ath his home in Summit
twp, April I, 1897, Jacob l.. johns
ton, aged about 80 years.
OTTO-At the home of her daughter in
Oklahoma, April T. 1897, Mrs. Otto,
widow of Christian Otto, aged 81
years.
FINK-At his home in Butler, April 4,
1897, Frank Fink, aged 26 years.
REDICK-At his home in Allegheny
twp, April, 1897, John Redick,
aged about 70 years,
LEIBLER-Ath her home in Butler twp
April 1, 1897, Mrs. Mary Leibler,
widow of Andrew Leibler, aged q
years and % days
Mrs. Leibler was the mother of 1t
children, IL boys and 4 girls, almost all
of whom like herself were robust and
strong In all respects she was most
excellent women and highly respected
by all who knew her With her hus-
band she came from Germany to this
country when young and purchased a
farm about three miles South of Butler
where they always lived. Mr.. Leibler
died about - years ago.
NEGLEY-At his home in Philadel-
phia, April 1st, 1897, Harry Negley,
in his 44th year
Harry will be remembered by the
middle aged men of Butler as the sec
ond son of John II Negley, Esq. He
located in Philadelphia about twenty
years ago, and for many years was the
foreman of the Saturday Evening
Post" Several years ago his throat be
gan troubling him, the affection went
to his lungs, and for the past eighteen
months he has been bed-ridden and
helpless invalid. He was buried IN
Fernwood cemetery, Philadelphia.
Tuesday of this week His wife and
three children survive him.
OBITUARY NOTES.
Rev. Lee NJ. Heilman who, when a
young man had charge of the North
Washington and Rider churches fol
some months died in Washington State
few days ago.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-04-08

ROBERT BONNER mentions the fact
that when he bought his first trotting
horse in 1856 only nineteen horses, liv-
ing and dead, had trotted mile in
2:30. Now there are more than l 300 in
the list
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-04-08

THE bill which was before the legis-
lature to increase the school term from
six to seven months was defeated in the
House by vote of SO to rs. The coun-
try members generally voted against
the increase.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-04-08

AJAX of one cent a gallon on beer
would furnish sufficient revenue IN two
years to build five-million dollar capl-
tol. But for some unaccountable rea-
son the subject of the taxation of beer
seems to be approached with extreme
caution and delicacy
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-04-08

STATE Factory Superintendent Jas.
Campbell says there are about 10000
more people employed in Pennsylvania
now than there were six months ago.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-04-08

Chattanooga Tenn, had a S40O, ZOO
fire Saturday morning which destroyed
the largest business building in the city
and killed two men.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-04-08
DONEG TWp

DONEGAL TwP.
Gr1tt1n L A, store, hatrIgan. IA Z 75
Graham J FL, store, st Joe. IA Z rs
CLEARFIELD Twp.
Krause Robert & Sons, store,
Coylesvllle e........13 10 rs
Gormley + 2, store, Coylesville14 Z rs
MIDDLEsEX Twp.
Bells G c & Co, store Glade
Mills. IL IL 20
Cooper L J. store, Glade Mills. IA Is
Cowan c, feed, Glade Mills IA Z IS
Marks q Whiteside, store,
Glade Mills. 10 90 75
Oil Vel Supply Co, hardware
Hutchison T j. hardware.
Glade Mills. .14 rs
McFann L R, store McFann. IA 7 rs
MARION TWP.
Baily Joseph, store Harrisville14 ! 75
Gormley ] H, store Murrins-
v1he. IA 20
Murrin & Mcbride, store,
Boyer. IA 20
Sisney L J, store, Boyer. IA 7 rs
MERCER TWP.
Owens Lewis, Jr, store, Forest.
Shields R c, store, Forestville IA : 75
VENANGo TWP.
Colemyre G F, store, DeSale. IA Z IS
Jamison w c, store, Eau
Clare. ............ IL lO 20
Speer j c, store, Eau Claire. IA 10
McNamee Mrs l. J, store, Hill
Iards. ......,.,.,,,,.-....14 IA 20
PENN TWP.
Bowser R NJ, lumber, Renfrew13 10 IS
Douthett A NJ, store, Browns
dale :...:.': .:...13 10 10
McClymonds Fl S, drugs Rem
frew w.,......,........... 10
kirkpatrick Bros, store, Rem
frew .......... ..13 10 40
Patrick James, store, Renfrew13 10 rs
Price Bros h'dware, Renfrew IA Z 75
Roberts DIV, coal, Renfrew IA Z rs
Sutton A D, store, Maharg. .13 10 75
JEFFERSON TWP.
Hartenstine l., store, Great
Belt. ............13 10 10
Montag w M & Co, store JEFF
ferson Centre. IA 75
O'Niel & Co. store. Great Belt. 13 10 IS
JACKSON TWP.
Snitzel Philip, store, Harmony14 70
LANCASTER TWP.
Metz A E tS Son, store, Middle
Lancaster ................13 10 rs
FRANKLIN TWP.
Watson VIM & Son, store, Mt.
Chestnut. ..,,.............l .l3 lO 10
Watson VIM & Son, store Isle IA rs
WASHINGTON TWP
Altmyre Mrs T, store Hill
liards .................... IA Z rs
Graham J P, store, billiards. .13 10 75 |
Arner & Williamson, hard
ware, North Hope. .14 775 |
Jack r p, store, North Hope. IA 75 |
Miffiin & Miffiin, store, North
Hope. ....................11 IL 10 70 |
Mckee & Co, lumber, Hill
llards .13 10 20
Sommers James, store, Hill
ldruS IA 30
Mcfarland c B, store, Argen-
tine. ID lU 20
Thompson l n, drugs North
hope. Ia 20
WORTH TWP.
Gardner w F, store, Jacks
vile. ..................l 10 l0 30
WINFIELD TWP.
Ferguson + Nj, store, Leasure-
vile. IA Z 70
Krause A & Sons, store, DennylO 20 Is
Krause & Freehling, store,
Denny. ...................12 .12 13 %
Smith & Logan, store, Carbon
Black ....................1 13 %
SLIPPERYRoCK TWP.
CASTOR A, lumber, Wick. -. .13 10 75
Hall Amos, store, Branchton. IA 75
Hindman J l., store, Branch
ton. ..................l4 10
FORWARD TWP.
Hall J n store Carr rr14 Z rs
Rex Lewis, coal, Carr. IA 10
Sharkey d. store, Zeno.. IA 15
Shilling Alex, store Reibold. IA 10
SAXONBURG BORo,
Helmbold Mrs T q Sons, store10 90 rs
Helmbold Mrs I e. Sons,
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-04-08

nR. CHAS. r. B. HUNT,
~ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Eye, ear, nose and throat a specially.
1872 and I34 S. Main Street, Ralston
building.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-04-08

DR. y. NJ. HOOVER,
IL I37 E. Wayne St, office hours 10 TO
II a. III. l and to 5 p. III.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-04-08
Mercantile Appraisers
LIST FOR 1897.

BUTLER BoRO.
Baldauf VIM, pool tables. IS Al 90
Huselton J F, . pool tables. ..... II 90
Millinger G E, pool tables. 81 90
Turner J NJ. 4 pool tables. ....... 81 90
EvANsBURG BoRo.
Donaldson T a, pool tables 81 90
HARMONY BoRO.
Luton NJ E, 3pool tables. . 81 90
ZELIENoPLE BoRo.
Allison G E, Spool tables 800. 81 90
MARS BoRO.
Hooks q Lee, pool tables. .. 81 90
MILLERsTowN BoRo,
ladder G. p, 3 pool tables, Chi
cora Observation-Disclosures. 81 w
MIDDLESEx TWP.
Butler R ], pool tables, Glade
Mills. .................... bl w
CENTREvILLE BoRo.
Sneathen D S, pool tables,
slippery Rock. ck...... Al 90
PENN TWP.
Ewing q, pool tables, Renfrew. Al 90
ADAMS TWP.
Murry P H, 3 pool tables, Gallery, 81 90
BUTLER BORO.
Burkhalter Geo n, Park Theater 80 75
EVANSBURG BORO.
lift H J, opera house, e.-.. 30 10
HARMONY BoRo.
Latchaw \, opera house. .... 80 10
SAXONBURG BORO.
Knock 81 Reotig, opera house.. 30 10
BUFFALO TWP.
Penna Distilling Co. distillery,
Freeport ................... 103 90
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-04-08
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

nR. w. p. McTLROY,
IL DENTIST.
Formerly known as the Peerless
Painless Extractor of Teeth" Located
permanently at III East Jefferson ST.,
| Opposite Hotel Lowry, Butler, Will dc
dental operations of all kinds by the
latest devices and up-to-date methods.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-04-08

SAXoNBURG BoRo,
Helmbold Mrs T q Sons, store10 90 rs
Helmbold Mrs I e. Sons,
clothing. g..............2 13 20
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-04-08
nR. J. E. FAULK,
nr

Painless extraction-No Gas-Crown
ana bridge work a speciality.
Office-Roon No. I, new Bickel build
lug.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-04-08
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.
GOD SAVE THE COMMONWEALTH
IN THE NAME AND By AUTHORITY OF
THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENN
SYLVANIA. EXECUTIVE DE
DAtyrrNfI,N-fr

PARTNENT.
To William b. Dodds. Esquire High Sheriff
of the County OF Butler, sends Greeting;
WHEREAS, In consequence OF the
death of Hon. James J. Davidson, who
was elected a member of the Fifty fifth
Congress from the Twenty fifth Con
gressional District of this Common
wealth. comprised of the counties of
Mercer, Lawrence, Beaver and Butler.
a vacancy will exist in the representa-
ton of the State in the House of Repre-
sentatives of the United States, and
WHEREAS. An extraordinary session
! of Congress has been called by the
President of the United States TO meet
at Washington on the 18th day of
March, 1897.
Now, THEREFORE,, /, Daniel ii. Hast
ings. Governor of said Commonwealth.
in pursuance of the provisions OF the
, Constitution of the United States and
| of an act of the General Assembly OF
| this Commonwealth, entitled, An act
| relating to the elections of this Common
( wealth" approved the second day OF
July. Ammo Domini one thousand eight
| hundred and thirty nine have issued
this writ commanding you. the said
! William B. Dodds, Esquire, High
| Sheriff as aforesaid, to hold a special
election in Butler county on Tuesday,
the twentieth day of April, Ammo
| Domini one thousand eight hundred
and ninety-seven, for the election OF a
representative of the people of this
| Commonwealth in the House of Repre-
sentatives of the Congress of the United
States to ell the vacancy rs aforesaid,
and You are hereby required and en-
Joined to give the lawful notice and
cause TO be heldand conducted the said
| special election and make return thereof
in manner and form as by law is direct
ed and required.
Given under my hand and the Great
Seal of the State at the city of Harris
burg this ninth day of March, in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and ninety and of the
| Commonwealth the 12lst.
DANIEL II. HASTINGS.
By the Governor:
FRANK REEDER,
| [Seall Secretary of the Commonwealth
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-04-08

B. BREDIN,
o' ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office on Main st. near Court House.
= H PIERSOL,
W ATTORNEY At LAW.
Office at No. Io4 East Diamond St.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-04-08

n F. L. NcQUISTION,
VI CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR,
Office near Court House.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-04-08

LEX RUSSELL,
II ATTORNEY At LAW.
Office with Newton Black, Esq. South
Diamond Street.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1897-04-08

Rev. Lee NJ. Heilman who, when a
young man had charge of the North
Washington and Rider churches fol
some months died in Washington State
few days ago.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-12-30

The ice :roze to the flats below the
mill stream in Patterns tay Friday, and
would not rise with the tide The ice
was overtlowed, and when it did come up
it was broken. A strong west wind
carried 1t out of The bay.
There were a number of smeIt tents
upon this part of the bay, and as most OF
the fishermen were on shore only a few
OF the tents could be removed to he shore
by two or three men who were at hand.
Fourteen tents went down the bay during
the night, after the ice thawed away from
the fats. A few OF the tents were picked
up the next day in a damaged condition.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-12-30
FAIR WIND" LOST.
SCHOONER GOES TO
BOTTOM AT GEORGES BANKS.
CREW TAKEN OFF SINKING VESSEL =.
LANDED IN HALIFAX--AN
EvENTFUL TRIP.

The Ellsworth schooner "Fair Wind
lies at the bottom of the ocean, near
Georges Banks. The crew had narrow
escape from going to bottom with her.
The men were taken off the sinkin wrec k
by the schooner "Hattie May" bou nd
from New York for Halifax, and landed
at the latter port Tuesday morning. The
Fair WING went down soon after the
crew was taken off.
The last trip OF the "Fsir Wind" was
an eventful one. The vessel left Ellis
worth Nov 20, in charge of Capt. John
kief, who has sailed her for the past two
years. Two days later going over the
shoals, Capt. kief was caught in the
main sheet as the vessel jibed, and
thrown into the deck load. Several ribs
were fractured and one leg was broken.
He WIS taken to Hyannis, and from there
sent to the marine hospital at Boston,
where he now lies.
Capt. Charles Bowden, OF Ellsworth,
went on to Hyannis to take charge of the
schooner, and proceeded to Rondout. He
was on his way back from Rondout for
Boston. OFF Chatham, on the night OF
Dec. 25, in gale, the schooner lost her
lanyards. She was blown off shore, and
iced up so badly that she became unman-
ageable. She began to leak, and the cap
tain set signals OF distress. On Christmas
Day, in the afternoon, the Hattie May
sighted her. The crew was taken off with
difficulty. They had suffered from frost
bites and exposure. The crew was
shipped by Capt. kief at Bangor.
The Pair Wind" was built in Els-
worth by Tilden Grant in 1s61. She regis
tered ninety-one tons net and was eighty
three feet long and .twenty-four feet
beam. She was owned by the estate of
+. p. Reed, North Abingdon, Mass. There
WAS no insurance on the vessel
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-12-30
REC FPTiON AND BALL
10 be given at Hancock Hall on
Washingtou's birthday.

Arrangement. are being made to give a
grand pttun and ball IN honor of
Governor Powers and staff at Hancock
hall, Ellsworth, ON The evening OF Nash-
ington's Birthday, Tuesday. Feh. %.
As Is Well known, one OF the hand
soonest and most popular members Of The
governors staff is Col. II. +. Ilamln, of
this city; an officer Of a former governor :
staff was Col. c. c. Burrill, who still bears
his title with becoming dignity
Judges Emery and Niswel, of the su-
p ,,.,~ ,o,.st, '.rs Ts-idvnts 6eis, a8d hese
with Others less conspicuous but no less
enthusiastic are among the promoters OF
the affair, which promises to he the great
social event of the season.
Pullen's orchestra, OF ten pieces, has
been engaged for the occas ion.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-12-30

cred reception and dinner to the mem
6ers OF the Berlin city government, and
the affair is spoken OF by the Berlin
papers in highly complimentary terms.
Prof. II. C. Emery, OF Bowdoin college,
and his sister, Miss Annie {. Emery,
dean OF the women's department at the
University OF Wisconsin, spent the
Christmas holidays with their parents,
Judge and Mrs. Emery. Prof. Emery left
Monday for Cleveland, Ohio, to attend
the meetings of the American Economic
association.
THE AMERICAN is in receipt OF hand
some calendar for 1898 from Jas. A. Davis
& Co., of Boston. Above the calendar
proper Is handsome photogravure pic
ture of Muriel the younger daughter of
Mr.. Davis $ brother Mayor II. +, Davis.
In the foreground OF he picture are two
Of Mr.. DHyi-'s pets two savage looking
bull dogs clear case OF "beauty and
the beast, in fact, two beasts.
Mrs. Mary r. Googins. wife of William
Googins, of North Ellsworth, died FRI
day at the home of her son, Frank r.
McGown, in this city, with whom she
has lived for several years. She leaves
also four daughters-M Franks, OF
Brooksville; Mrs. Damon, of Boston;
Mrs. Hanson and Mrs. Ramsdell, OF
Lynn. Prayers were said at the house
Sunday forenoon by Rev. c. E. Wood
cock. The funeral was at the house in
North Ellsworth, Sunday afternoon, Rev.
]. II. w. w harff officiating.
very enjoyable affair was the tea
given by Mr.. Frederick Hale, son Of Sem
at or Hale, and Mr.. Chester Corey, at Mr..
Haie's rooms on Congress street, corner
of Walker, in honor of Mr.. Corey's
tnancee, Miss Humphreys, who has been
entertained in many ways during her stay
in town. Mrs. James A. Spauiding
matronized the party and received the
guests, who composed the younger social
set. Miss lilly Clifford in a dainty gown
served punch. Although given on We'd
nesday afternoon, one Of the most un-
pleasant of the week, a throng of people
poured in and out of Mr. iisle'5 hospitable
between the hours OF and 7.
Mr.. Hale Is a welcome addition to Port
lands young set and is receiving much
attention. Portland Ar9us.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-12-30
SCHOOL NOTES.

The high school commenced Monday
with about the same attendance as last
term.
1t is expected that there VIII be about
thirty or thirty five pupils in the com
mercial school this winter. +. ID. Pratt,
the teacher, is planning to give the
school course in book keeping equal to
the best business colleges in the State.
The Ellis system is being used. Mr..
Pratt is an experienced teacher.
The city graded schools will commence
next Monday, Jan. 3, except the Hillside
Infant streeD school, which will begin
Jan. 10 There have been several changes
in the corps of teachers, which is as fol
lows:
School street Fred w. Drake, Misses
Annie F. Mullan and Georgia II, Frazier.
Pine street Misses Charlotte ). Dormau
and Mary II. Black.
Water street Hiss Leonora q Higgins.
State street-Mss Margaret L. Lattiu.
Bridge hfil-Misses Mary A. (feynor,
Mary A. stockbrdge and Annie r. Stock
bridge.
Fourth street Miss W. ;. Frost
HiIside-M Is~ Elite +, Walker.
FalIs-(room not arranged Miss
Carrie A. " hittaker, Miss Kate L. Latin.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-12-30
An Appeal for Justice.

The following letter written ''in dur
those who know the writer:
ELLSWORTH JAIL, Dec. 2s, '97.
Hon. j. b. Redmdn, EIs,o0rth. Ne
DEAR SIR | want to ask you a few ques-
tions, namely: | know Sheriff Hooper has q
writ to take my body for taxes; l paid the col
lector one dollar toward the same Dec. H. 81,
and informed him would pay the balance as
soon as got II. Is 1t right and lawful?
Let me say humanity demands Justice, and my
country ought to demand that II poor old invalid
soldier should not be put in jail because he
could not pay all upon ADORE date. The writ
for taxes will he served upon me the iish day OF
January, 'gS. ! am here until that time for in
toxication.
man, innocent as a sunbeam, about to suffer
punishment only the lower grades OF ciyiliza-
ton allow to be inflicted upon criminals What
monsters they who protesting tbs name of
Christ, and claim to be par erceiieace Chris
taua, partake in this day Of the Christian era 80
fully of the spirit of IIerod who destroyed the
mau that he might in the slaughter include the
human founder of the go- pei of peace and good
viii Gracious heaven spare the life and rca
son of one of our countrs's old soldiers
Mr. Rcdman, would be pleased to have you
call upon me before the lIth OF January, 9s
Yours with respect,
IRA IL SURF.
Ny -obfiquet Is hettcr known rs Mugg lus.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-12-30
THE DAWES LOCKED Up.
Deputy sheriff Lunt Now Holds -Four
of IA Kind.

of "A Kind.
Deputy Sheriff Frank w. Lunt, of West
fremont, arrived in Ellsworth Tuesday
afternoon with David and Joe Dawes
These are the brothers OF Charles and
John Arthur Dawes, who escaped hen
Deputy Sheriff Lunt raided their house at
Fiuker'- Island as reported in THE AMER
ICAN last week. They were wanted for
the burglary Of Mr.. Lunt 5 store house,
but there are other charges against them,
inctuGing the recent robDeries al Brook
lin.
The deputy has been planning their
capture ever since their escape. He
finally made up his mind that they were
hiding in "A camp at Moose Island. Mon .
day night at eleven O'Clock, he drove u
the place and found the men being har-
bored by friends. He took the men
home with him, and Tuesday morning
they were arragned before Trial Justice
Fuller at Southwest Harbor. They were
bound over for the April term Of the
supreme Judicial court in the sum Of
$1,000 each.
The four brothers are now safely lodged
in the county jail. Sheriff Hooper be-
lieves he already has sufficient evidence
to convict them of other robberies beside
that OF the Lunt store house. W hen Joe
and David arrived at the Jail Tuesday
they wore boots which Sheriff Hooper
identified as among the goods stolen from
the grange store at Brooklin.
Deputy Sheriff Lunt in searching for
-four olen from his store house found
some which it is believed was stolen from
the freight house at Brooklin. He also
found goods which were identified by
owners near West fremont, and among
them goods stolen from the freight house
at Bass IIarbor, which has many times
been visited by thieves.
Each Of the brothers, when charged
with the different thefts, accused he
others OF beng the guilty ones
The Dawes lived at Tinker Island with
their mother and two sisters.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-12-30

In order that the people Of Ellsworth
may have the best opportunity to secure
tickets to the coming symphony concert
at Bangor on Jan. II, Advance Agent
George f. Pulsifer will be in Ellsworth
with diagram and tickets on Tuesday,
Jan. 1. He will be at the American house
tnat day after p. IN. until l130 a. M.
Wednesday. \ special train will run
from Bangor to Ellsworth after the con-
cert.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-12-30
The Senators WIN Dance.

The concert, ball and supper of the Sen
ator Hale hose company takes place Fri
day evening New Years eve. The Sena- =
tors have prepared concert programme
OF unusual excellence as prelude to the
dance. The supper will be a feature of
tue evening. The boys will serve New
England supper for which the people as
usual " hen the tiremen ask it, have do
mated literally OF food,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-12-30
Sedgwick Man Murdered in Texas.

SEDGWIcK, Dec. 27-W ord received here
from Corpus Christi, Texas, announces
the shooting Of former Sedgwick cit
izen, Ellis Dority. No detail. OF the
shooting are given further than the state
ment that it was done in selt-defence.
The murdered man was nephew of
Deputy Sheriff ii. y. Dority, OF this town.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-12-30
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Ew AnvERT,sEMnNTs THIS wErK

Lost-Spaniel pup.
Stockholders meeting of the Union Shoe Man.
uiacturing Co.
Annual meeting of Ellsworth board of trade.
County acknowledgements.
Stumpage permits for sale.
Hosea b Ph'llip--Railroad ties wanted.
l. ii Cushman Notice to wafer takers.
!. Morang-bry goods.
r j Walsh-Shoe sIore
Geo Grant Insurance
Lewis Friend K Co Clothing.
Mrs Dutton-tircenhou-e.
W Cushmau Il Son-Furniture
J Cunning ham Confectioner
Joy-Photographer.
VI J Drummey -trOcerics.
kohiuSou-Jtweler.
Gould-tonfcctionery, cigars etc.
Stockholders meeting OF the Ellsworth loaH
and building association.
FAsr ELUtHlLLs
trank L t'rtudlc- Caution notice.
BCCksrpRr
Bank -aiemcrt-e Condition of Buck5Port ma
tior al bAnk.
>tockholicr,' meeting Of the Bucksport ma
tiopal bank.
BANGOR
Grand symphony Concert.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-12-30

'Iy -obtiqutl Is better known rs Musgus
shaa His IL any ono you please.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-12-30
COMING EVENTS.

Friday evening, Dec. 81, at Hancock
hall-NeH Years eve concert, ball and
supper OF the Senator Hale hose company,
Tickets t. concert, 25 and 80 cents; dance
tickets, so cents supper, IS cents
couple.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-12-30

This familiar exclamation
may mean two very different things
or ridicule. Don't let it mean
the latter in your case. Be proud when
you hear people say "Look at her teet,'
It's easy enough: come to me for your
shoes and your feet will be both hand
somely and durably shod.