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The Florence tribune., 1897-08-07

@%AAN-o S<~ehAi3ADSA ehAAN+ AO pOl oCNa OA-s
 BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE. 80 acres patented land with water right s15eo 60 acres patented land, 4s acres in fruit,
 vineyard and alfalfa, house, out
 building and good well ............. .SsO00 160 acres patented land, 20 acres under
 cultivation .......-.......... .............- s2e00 60 acres with water right, in cultivation $120e 24O acres patented land Ono water right S1s0o 21 acres in alfalfa, F mile from Flor
 ence, with water right t........-..-.--- s15e0 s2O acres patented land. with water right, S20 an acre or r.........-....... .S60po 11s acres, quarter mile from Florence,
 all in orchard in full bearing, good
 4-room house and well soc l block of land in South Florence, un-
 improved t250 feet sqEarel. .....-......s 200 Many other choice bargains. 31 acres patented land 20 acres water l right, all in cultivation. 55e | 2813 acres patented land in 5-acre tracts
 one mile from Florence e............ 800 2s acres patented land. r mile from l Florence. ...-...-......-..-.....-..-.S eco l 50 acres patented land, with water-right 1 cultivated. .............-.-.-.-........S soc 10 acre tract in South Florence, a choice | ! 3A-eL-l~--1-- with buildings thereon ........... 8 2so lot in West Florence, 50x150 feet. .s 75 80acres patented land, with water right S4ee 10 lots in Douglas Addition, price on
 application.
 Six room house, with 4 block. in Flor
 eneei price on application.
 For Tent, five room house with half
 block of land, good condition, well and outbuildings, price S10 month; ! For exchange Chicago real estate fo
 Pinal county farm lands.
The Florence tribune., 1897-08-07
Italian Souce-

Brown an onion and garlic in one- half spoonful of drippings seasoned with salt and pepper to suit taste. Add one-quarter of a can of strained toma- toes, and simmer for 45 minutes. Mix lightly just before serving.
The Florence tribune., 1897-08-07
Try Perlsins, Fresh Portland clrackers.

Judge c. F. Ainsworth, has returned from an eastern trip. He told friend yesterday that the silver sentiment was fast gaining ground throughout the eastern states and that four years hence the gold advocates would be decidedly in the minority. Judge Aims worth is g conservative man and a consistent republican and would not make such an assertion unless he was in position to know that he was speaking the truth.-[ Phoenix Gazette.
The Florence tribune., 1897-08-07

NOTICE. Any information regarding the Casa Grande valley will be cheerfully fur- nished by Chas. D. Reppy, Immigration Com- missioner for Final county, Florence, Erig,
The Florence tribune., 1897-08-07
NOTICE.

On and after December Ist, 1896, al meat bought in my shop must be paid for at time of delivery. lam compelled to make this order for self-protection.
 d5-tf G..E. ANeuLo.
The Florence tribune., 1897-08-07

"Schilling's Best cofee,'' 40 cents a tb st Perkins.
The Florence tribune., 1897-08-07

Try Perkins Graham Waters with your coffee.
The Florence tribune., 1897-08-07
THE
 FLORENCE TRIBUNE,

The only newspaper pub lished in Pinal County, the richest of all the Ari- zona counties Tn mines and agricultural lands. In general circulation among farmers and min CTS. The most desirable advertising medium in Arizona. A newspaper that you need not be ashamed to send away to your friends. Subscrip- tion $500 a year, or $500 for two copies Gin ad- vance). Address
The Florence tribune., 1897-08-07
Real Estate
 Mines
 6 Cattle-
Bought and Sold.

Bought and Sold. Life and Fire Insurance agents. Mines examined and reported on.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-13

Quf benz beutf9en Sas in q a T.
billie bielt audi Der 9oupcrneurb bon
Senneffee 5err Saplor. cine Reoe.
Sic mar fir bic 9euti4en le9r idnei9el.
baft. Der &ebner feierte au9 Die beutI9en
Gornponiiten, unb in bieiem 3uIammenz
bange ipra9 er: rSie rD s unter ben
groBen Gomponiten, pslde 0eutI@=
Lamb Der @elt gei3entt but, fin5: g 9 IL
Mpaart unb - Eannbdr IL
err" 9abei 1T @ouberneur 5arGor Telbf
ein GROCER Muiitfreunb unb fpielt nit 2ei=
oenl4aft bic @siss. gisasi4t trast ct iie
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-13

sd iuerbe ieoem Wann fotenfrei cine Urobe Der
SefiImittel fen6en, bic mir bic uoae Mamnesfrait nie.
6erbergsfeGt babcn. nadOem allies anocre febleeiGlos
gen bate. SieIe WeOi3in beilte mid p~ptItdnoiq pon
8etluft Der 2cbenstraft, Mdneel all oef6le@flider
6tdtte, neru0ier 96pdde uno na8tliGen GrqiHsn.
un0 miro sic ebenio beileH. Sic tonnen es bmr& cine
NDrefe beutc. Do bies ni9t mieoer eri6einen mao
Man i6liebe cine 8riefmurfe BEL. IbreN.: Carl Z
Walker, lag Masonic Temple, Kalamazoo, Mich.
2feb1SiMi, ia, 70. t4 ~ ~Hs1"s
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-13
Wenn Gas Kleine 5dbnf.

70 perIdnmt ni9t, bas olte unb mobl eiprobte
5iilfsmittel fiir bas 3obnen Der 8inber,
-Mrs. 8inslow's Sootbins Sprup. au5u.
wenben. Ct berMbist bas 8inb, erweidt has
8iil6toIit uub 1T has bette Mittel ge9en
Diarrboe. Sinfunbapanais Gents bic Slai9e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-13

Ser n8dtfer @iI6e1m b. ST."
bat es fertig 9sbra4t, baB bic poitIaben,
peI3e ct mitnabm, innerbuG6 eff 8 Sagsn
in Qonbon abgetiefert tpurben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-13
GefQbrli6er Dran0.
6ahIreide 5duier imStodyaros'
Otfrift ein9edidert.
Mebrere BerlOnen berlebt.


Oas Derter=p apilion DER Ecro oes feuers.
Der auf etpa $50, 900 ecfhdbte
Sdaoen our4 Deriiderune ero6tcr.
tteils, oeoeft. - Don oen coo
Ghieren i'm Oerter=p apiuion MIR Il
pferoe uno neun WauIefel um3e=
fommen. - 11ur Dem I'm fprineeu
oes Winoes 1T es gu peroanfeu, oa6 Ger
Brand nibt ero6ere Oimerionen all
uahn. - paniP unter oen 8ewohuern
Ger eefdbroeten 6eeero.
SAT- i9ien es, aGs ob am ber=
9ungenen Mitttpo9 G6icugo cine Wiez
Oerbolung beg gruufigen 5euers, bas Dor
nunme6r 26 Sa6ren bic Stabt gum erobsn
She'll in G9utt unb 4f9e legte, srA6sn
Ioute. Sn benz 9erter partzpaoiGon in
ben 8ie61Of.n, in Dem Der p%ferbemarft abs
gehaltsn nirb, brad Na9mittags
tur3 bor brei l1br Elm Teuer aus, bas ert
na9 ftunbsnlangen 8emii6ungen gel3TAt
tperoer fpnnte, na9bem es ni6t
peni3er ols AZ @sbdubs etngez
Gf9ert ober beI9abigt bate. Der Sc
fammtf9aben pirb uuf 9s9en $4,000 81
f9Gbt unb lit g%lidlidertpeiie faft gdn3l!4
bur9 @eri9erunS gebedt. 8pn ben
ettpa 900 pferben, bic fi9 in ben nieoerge=
brannten @tGnen befunben, tamen IL in
ben Sldmmsn UNI.
Ser @9aben bertbeiGt fi9 tpie folgt:
9srter Participation, $4,000.
Me6rere @iteriraggons, $4,000.
go. 4301-43O39 ub9dlteb Str, Mirta=
16aft unb @obnung oon S. S. Mc@uobp,
@9aben am @ebGubs $1,000, am Wobiliar
$500.
go. 1905 @iib Sa1teb Str, &abn 8tos..
6euz unb 5uttergef96ft, $1,000.
go. 4307 @iib 9a1fteb Ctr, @4u9raaz
renee19Gft bon Sam. 9abis, $1,000.
go. 1909 @ib SalIteo StraBe, 6. s
Gobn, @9nittpuarengeI4dft, $500, ans
$500 am 9ebdube.
go. 4311 @ibSaGfeb Str, Daniel Starr.
G9niittpaaren, $500.
go. 4315 @iO 9aGiteb StraSe, g. 9en=
bsrIon, $500.
go. 4317 @ib 6aGfteO @trobe, SOtel pnu
S. Nearp, $500.
go. 4319 @ii0 Salfteb Str, Sufi6mi:n;
BON 80. s. &innan, $50.
go. 1921 @ub 9nliteo Str, 6rcu Mart
@onnors, $500. @iGie @inmdnn, %. Q&=
burn unb u. McOpnalb, bic in Dem Saul
our Miet6t ipo6nen, %rerloren lie $3.50.
So. 1929 @ib 9alitsb @traBe, MuIein (
Co., S9ubtpaarengeI9dft, $500.
go. 4331 GiO 9aIiteO StraBs, 9oipn 81
2afe 2aunbrD, $500.
go. 1887 @ib Saliteb Strap, Qpotbef(
bon u. g. Sitter, mebrere 5snFerE4cibe1
5%ertriimmert, $50.
go. 1857 Sib SuGteo<S traBe, 5ruu u
aeGp; $3.50.
go. 1859 @iib 9alHeb>@ traBe, 6. S, Gb.
parbs; $50.
go. 1851 @ii6 6aGiteb=@ traBe, So9n
Gcanlan; $50.
&eftaurant bon 2enis e glnrt; 5000.
go. 44O3-44O5 Siib 9u1ftebsS traBe, 8,
Mdrtin unb q. Gardner; $50.
@de 43. unb 9uliteOz9 traBe, @irt619ufi
bon MiGiam S'9rien; $1,000.
8arbiergef4dft bon Mc@Orooe; $500.
Sotpn of Safe Orb @oobs Co.; $1,000.
SO. 1890 @merulb Mbe., Matertalpaaren>
geI9GFt bon 6ruu 8elIu @fters; $500.
go. 4310 Gnsralb NoenlR, s. SObns,
$1oo.
Np. 44O1 gmeralb 4benue, Maltsr 9eu9,
$500.
go. 1910 gmeralb Qoenue, $. McGOnz
neu, $780,.
So. 1853 @meraGb 0penue, Barbara CAM
non, $50.
SO. 844-44. @truBe, 81. u. &oot, $1OO.
SIZE aern Ssrruce, Or. s. g. @sterib5t,
5000.
SO. 400 Union Npenue, 80. 9ouIeman,
Dad beriengt.
I'm ben 9erter part PaDt1on grnpPtrter
f9 flint GtdGe, in oenen ft4 gegen
| ann OOcS YF 70 LIsLT:X Y.ua. g.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-10-07

there is so much air up here that pneu-
matte tires never require pumping up.
On the contrary, they have to be pune
tured In several places in order to prevent
their bursting. In a long aud varied ex-
perience have never noticed so much air
anyw here.
sept 4-it'- remarkable how cheap ice
j. up here. IA SENDER New York people
find 1t hard to believe all they hear about
Alaska. The natural resources OF this
country in the way OF ice sre nothing
short OF phenomenal. Think OF waking
up OF "a morning and finding about 5000
tons OF Ice on your doorstep, instead OF
wet SPOT with bill for IS. At present
rate am due TO arrive at klondike this
evening
sept Arrived at kloudike last night
aud sfakcd out II claim. To-day am build
ing house OF gold bricks, and amusing
mys. If in odd moments by throwing
nuggets at the birds. Shall get up a
petition to have the streets WRtcrrd as
tue gold dust blows all over cveryt ming
Am beginning to feel the need Of some OF
the biscuits that mother used to make
Also bed same.
sept. 6 Carried 30 pounds Of gold
quartz, 22k, fine, up the GuIeh 10 tIyena
Hanks resort 10 exchange for needed
stimuaut- II was big load, but
carried - bigger one back.
sept. = There wn- ss pretty fight rs
ever saw between 81 moose and a polar
tr,.Hr III my back yard tins morning NV
uctghhor. Deadly Bili. formerly Brook
lyu preacher offered to brt me S91 600 in
dust on the bear. A. the fight progressed
quite crowd gathered, aud | made
book at even money Finally the moose
ran his nitIers through the bear, aud the
latter got tack with Corker on the
mouse's solar piexus. Both went down,
aud somebody yelled Draw" Every
body pulled a six shooter, and hen the
scriunaEe over WAS the only one
able To Ait up aud take notice. There il
nov Si37 on in nuggets aud dust stacked
up Ia my hack yard.
sept. s Have just paid the si37 600 for a
bag OF flour. aud traded my cutire claim
for two duz.u coffee beans
sept. 9-Slarted Tor the United states
Coz upst 5 o'clock 80 "a to have an early
start. We gods, II / only had An air
ship,-Th Explorer in Toirn Topics
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-10-07

Of the II6 post-o6aces in Hancock county;
ell the other papers in the county com
bsned do not reach so many. THE AMER
LCAN is not the only paper printed in
Hancock county, and has neuer claimed to
be. but it Is the only paper that can prop
erty be called COUNTY paper; all the
rest are merely local papers. The circuIa-
ton OF fHE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Harbor Records summer list, is larger
than that of all the other papers printed
d. - > ntv.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-10-07
West sullivan.

West sullivan.
Arthur Bunker is i'll.
Harry Hooper is visiting B, B. Havey.
Mrs. Ella Havey is visiting in Goulds-
boro.
w. ;. Williams and wife have gone to
Jones boro.
Mrs. Lewis Murch visited her brother
in East brook Thursday.
Blanch Murphy and Grace Bunker are
home from Bar Harbor.
John Mortimer has moved into the
house owned by Austin Havey.
Miss Florence Badger, who has been
visiting here for several weeks, returned
to Bangor Friday.
Men are so very scarce here that one
enterprising young lady is employed by
her neig hbors in killing chickens.
Charlie Hooper while loading paving
blocks Saturday had his finger so badly
jammed that it was necessary to have it
amputated.
Painters are at work on Hooper &
Havey's new store. The store will be
occupied in few days. 1t is one Of the
largest buildings in town.
Rev. Mr.. Hager closed his work here
Sunday. His last sermon was one OF
help and encouragement, from the text
''Be thou faithful unto death and l will
give thee crown of life."
Oot q
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Recent Real Estate Transfers
Nayo. Edwin ID to Hancock Co Savings


Mayo, Edwin to Hancock Co Savings
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .....-.......
Carter, Gardner and others 10 Edward
+ Bridges y ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
BUCKsroRr.
Mitchell. George q and n Gertrude to
Ella NJ Jones of Bruoklinc Mass north
tenement OF Chase block with iot......
Spofror,l Parker " OF Buck-purt aud
Phoebe \ Lawson OF Denver, Col to
iIuratio Gross 81 ~ ri- with hulids- u
pEfR IsLE.
Haskell. Mary Ann to MARY susan Has
He'll IA with hu'ldtpgs.. -
tDEN.
Richardson, Arthur W and Joseph u Al
mon STOW SIa................ ........
All, Nathan \ and sarah \ Il Lewis l.
bay, >1'>i II ft..,.-.....-....,
Prescott. John u aud Sarah Z II to thA-
" hittrc,ige lfsl aud Is a ia Nthc-crt LIS
Prescott, John II and lucre u hta~S 10
Thar " kiitroigc Too agd lot in VII
Desert .,.. ....,...-. ...........---...... Il" )
ELLSWORTH
Taylor. samuel + to Milton Frazier.
both Of !. Hu. Mass DOT on Franklin II,
Hall, tirrry and Harlow II Prank II
Higgins. ch,- To- Wl'romh. HAYNES
{" a p ~ ris..........s.t.....-. --...
EAsTHRaek
Dyer. Russell w To Gilman Jordan 81
Nhltham ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
rRA>kLT>
efaitree. Isaac to seth II erantree 3a
with hulIlipg- .....'.....-...-..
ooULpsHuKo.
Rice, David NJ to Robert \ Davis of
~trui,ru lot ON ~,hoo,ii, P,u'ulnr 81 81,
Hanna. Gip-uu II to Julia \ NcIratc
both - sullivan 4 q r'i- -..........,. -
HANCOCK.
Hutch!uEa. Emciiue to Lizzie and Lewis
IiutctsinE~ all Of Ellsworth Z, lot.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-10-07
COUNTY NEWS.
ror additional County Ne,cs see other pages


West traukatn.
Ship. aas~iuess continues good, four
vessels loading at present
The Mason family gave an entertain
nent al The hati Thursday evening.
CIauGat.1st, has moved from Beechland
to the George Cocmbs house at Taunton.
The stave mil shut down Thursday for
lack OF water after six months of steady
run.
Mss Helen B. Clark has returned nome
after four months sojourn at Seal
Harhor
Now they tell US that the rails for the
Washington county railroad have been
pur1 haseG.
A visit to Blunt's Pond. to the porta-
BILE sRw-mill of +. G. Burnhsm, of Egypt,
gave evidence of considerable labor done
there since last fall.
John p. Gordon was up river looking
after scattering staye wood that was re-
ported to be lying promiscuously about
the meadow land last week.
The air was fragrant with cigar smoke
found that the marriage OF Willis Bill
Iings, ~ West Franklin, to a Miss john
son, OF East sullivan, was The cause.
Samuel o. Hardison caught young
bear IN tt tiap last week Mr.. Harrison
says that the mother bear camped close
to the trap a siderable portion of time
While the ,ub was in the trap. The
treasurer i kept pretty busy clipping the
noses and esrs of bears. bobcats and
coons.
Oct j. CHEER
West Trenton.
Nahum Haynes has been in poor health
for some time.
Mrs Edward A. Hopk ins, " no has been
very III, Is convalescent.
Capt Leanaer b. Dyer. Of Seal Hsrhor,
visited his q home sunday.
George .. Mars hall and wife will leave
Monday for taeir home in West Virginia.
Miss Hettje Leland of Seal Harbor. j.
visiting her parents, P L. Leland and
wife.
Harry Leland has arrived home from
West Eden, where be has been employed
during the season.
Ernest Haynes is home from Bar Har-
Dor where he has been employed first
ceot nam house.
Oct. :. Roy.
LamoIne-
Mrs. Josiah Coolidge is visiting friends
in GouIds boro
Howard Whitaker has been in poor
health for several weeks
Miss George Ball, of South Hancock, is
the guest Of Mrs. Fred Hodgkins.
Mrs. Sophia Emery, of Salisbury Cove
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Mary
Coolidge.
Fred Reynolds, of Boston, and Mr.
Lyman, of Watertown, Mass, are the
guests of J. q. Reynolds.
Capt Fred Hodgkins, who has been
spending few mont MS at home, went to
New York last week to resume command
o. his vessel.
Oct + II.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-10-07
South Deer Isle.

South Deer Isle.
Mrs. May Robbins left Monday for
Bath to attend the w. c. T. L. convention
as delegate.
Mrs. NJ. D. Robbins has improved in
health sufficiently to ride out She ex-
poets to 'eave FOR Cambridge next week.
Mrs. NJ, G. Warren and Mrs Caroline
Thurstoa eft Monday for Kennebunk
port, where they viii visit Mrs. Warren's
daughter. Mr.. Minnie Littlefeld.
Rev. M Folsom otficiated in the
church here sunday in the absence of
MIR. Garland. His friends listened with
pleasure to a very eloquent and interest
ing sermon On Winged Life, text
Psalms So: ..
Sept. 80. EGO.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-10-07

West Hancock.
A. E. Tracy and wife are very ill.
Watson Springer who has been fishing
returned with great haul.
Several deer have been seen lately graz
ing in the fields about here.
Misses Mamie and Inez Mcfarland are
the guests of Mrs. NJ. A. Mcfarland.
Mrs. Mary X. Batter is confined to her
home with lameness. Miss Hattie Grin
die is caring for her.
Oct. 4. MACK.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-10-07

II wonder why they ever hung that
picture" probably because they
couldn't catch the artist"
Pat-They do say the car mkt the milne
be the most dangerous. Mike-Begorra,
then, why don't they lave it off?
Tacker-That sailors chorus was awful.
What was the matter? Stage Manager
The tars couldn't get the right pitch.
The Washington Post says that a
granddaughter OF Sitting Bull has mar
ried an Hishman. Now look out for more
Irish bulls.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-10-07
West fremont.

Charles TDurston j. home on visit.
Mr.. 49, .>.5a Seyey leaves tomorrow
for b. ~ Bucksport. She has been
on visit to her mother for three weeks.
Her mother returns to Bucksport with
her for he winter.
Oct. l. L.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-10-07

north iamorn-.
Mrs. +. d. Bragdon is visiting at Win
ter Harbor.
Winfield Archer has new barn near
ing completion
Hollis Austin and his sister Nirs at
tended the county grange at Brooksville
Saturday.
Harry Young went to Portsmouth on
Monday " here he expects to be employed
the coming winter.
Mrs. Abbe Austin, who has been visit
ing friends in Bucksport and Bangor, re-
turned home on Friday.
Mrs. Sarah Carpenter, OF Northboro,
Mass, has been the guest OF Mrs. d. Y.
Mcfarland he past week.
Wellington Barbour, wife and daughter
Bertha, of Bar Hsrbor, made short visit
to Mrs. Barbour's parents recently.
Corn-roasts seem to have been in order
lately. Q. n Salisbury entertained his
school mates at one recently in the open
air.
Mrs. 5. J. Young goes to Portsmouth
to-day to visit her daughter. Mrs. Nelson
Walker, after which she will visit friends
and relatives in Boston and vicinity.
Blanche Hagen gave a party Saturday
evening, her sixteenth birthday anniver.
sary. All report very pleasant evening.
NJ is Hagen received many tokens Of es-
teen.
Mrs. \. {, Holt was recently called to
PASSPORT to her daughter, Mrs. Herbert
Hodgkius, through an accident to her
second SON Harold, who got his leg badly
crushed.
Oct /. y
Bro"krn.
The men " TO have been up country ut
work on corn are returning. Jack
Frost cut the job short in most sections.
Brooklin Will have a harvest home en-
tertainment Oct. 10. a good time l. in
store for all who attend. The proceeds
GO for parish Improvement.
On the road 10 the steamb boat wharf in
Sedswick lively scene is presented these
days. From twenty i've to 100 people are
~ ne seen PICK ing Gran berries LOT NJ T..
Friend. MIR Friend hires his berries
picked by the box, and il gives employ
ment to a large number of people in his
vicinity. The crop is quite good, and
prices satisfactory this year.
Oct. 4. G.. BA.
Mrs. K. W. Nutter is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Blance, in Pros
pect Harbor.
Mrs. ". P Mcfarland returned on
Saturday from Boston, where she has
been visiting her daughters.
The new school house il completed
excepting the desks and furnace, which
will be put in soon. The building Is
credit to the town. The most difficult
thing remains to be done-the grading
and arranging OF the schools.
Mrs. Phebe Mlliken celebrated her
eighty-eighth birthday saturday Oct. >,
by riding out and calling on friends.
Mrs Mllliken retains her mental faculties
TO a remarkable degree, and tells many
an interesting anecdote OF doings in this
town in the early part ofthe century.
Oct. 1. LA MoUCHE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-10-07
embellishments.
Boat RoWerS
Bicycle Riders
Baseball Runners

The great muscle nervine produces an increased
vital activity in th" parts. and by its electric energy
gives them the power to throw OF all soreness.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-10-07

The safest mode of acting is to employ
ourselves with our nearest duty.-Goethe.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-10-07
COUNTY NEWS.


eo' addihona, County Netrs other pages,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-10-07

Hall Quarry.
Thomas Mccormick is at work at North
Jay.
c. J. Hall and family are visiting friends
in Belfast.
Mrs. Fred Gray and Mrs. w. c. Clifford
were at Ellsworth Monday.
Miss Georgia Black, OF Cape Roster, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. c. Clifford.
c. G. Ferguson and family have gone to
Belfast, where they will spend the winter
Sept. Is. c.
Manset.
William R. Keene is building a boat
house on his beach near Parker's fish
wharf.
Schooner "Talisman", Capt. Mckay,
landed about $1,000 pounds fresh fish at
Wells & Mayo's wharf Thursday.
Clarence A. Moore attended the fair Of
the Eden agricultural society at Sails
bury's Cove last Wednesday, and had on
exhibition fish for Wells & Mayo which
took first prize.
Oct A. PRoss.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-02
The ChiIdren'S Parade.

Grandpa Smith offers the followin G
program for his exercises with the
children tomorrow.
"Startiug with wagons fitted up for
the occasion, from in front Of the
Methodist Episcopal church, south. at
6 o'clock D. m, on the 3rd of July,
they will be driven on the following
streets towit: Up Stanton street to No.
900, thence west to Oregon, down Ore
gon to ST. Louis, east to Kansas, thence
south to Myrtle avenue, thence east
four blocks. thence south to Magoffiu
avenue, thence west to Oregon on
Magotfin and San Antonio, thence west
to chihuahua street, thence north to
San Francisco thence east to Santa Fe
street, thence south to Overland sire ct
to the city hall where the G. a. r. and
U. c. V. will join in the march to the
park by way of Ell Paso and San Fran
cisco streets. The fire department will
join in at the church and make the full
drive in full uniform. There will be
singing and speaking by the little ones
and OtherS.''
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-02
Ell PASO. TEXAS, FRIDAY, JULY :. 1897.
Run Over by Il Train.

An unknown Mexican, aged about 30.
was run over on the railroad bridge
above the smelter last midnight by a
double header freight train. There
were several men on the bridge. and
the engineer of the front engine whis-
tied. All but one man got out Of the
road, and as he fell down on the ties,
did not escape. One leg was cut Off
above the knee and the other below the
knee. Cond uctor Wright stopped his
train at Rogers, and brought the in
jured man back to this city with one
engine and the caboose: but the unfor-
tunate man died shortly after reaching
this city. The corpse was turned over
to County Undertaken Ross for bur-
ial.
Later developments today show that
the dead mans name was Damasio
Camporis, aged 40, unmarried, and that
he has been working at the smelter as
a labOrer. His brother, Nicolas, called
at the undertak ker's Office to see about
funeral and identified the remains,
which will be inferred at COncOrdia.
Nicolas said he did not know what his
brother was doing on the bridge.
Justice McKie held an inquest this
morning in which the railroad cOmpa
nv was eXOuerated from blame. The
leg tb at was cut entirely off dropped
into the river, and has not been
found.