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The Topeka state journal., 1898-01-14
new MODEL KemDer 6 PaxtOns.
Seven Day Sale Prices.
Dress Goods % Trimmings

Csc quality Henriettas in all cOlors-
During this sale. per yd......... .17c
soc quality Plain Henriettas in all
colors-During this sale, per yd-. .21c
S5c quality all wool Henriettas,
black and all colOrS-During this
sale, per .25c
65c quality ArnoId's silk finish Ger
man Henrietta black and several
colors-During this sale, per yd---4Sc
81 quality Arnold's silk finish Ger
man Henrietta, 46 in. Wide-Dur-
ing this sale, per yd..-.......... .69c
In black ONLY we carry Arnold's
very finest Henriettas and all will be
offered at reduced prices during this
sale.
One lot Of weoI Serge. three or four
cOlors only-During this sale, yd..19c
s5c quality all wool Serge, black
and colors-During this sale, yd..25c
Csc quality all wool Serge. 46 in.
wide, black and cOlOrS-During
this sale, per Observation-Disclosures .49c
soc quality all wool Serge, As in.
wide, black and colOrs-During
this sale, per yd..--.-....-......... 69c
One lot Wool Dress Goods at just one
half regular price during this sale.
35c all wool Novelty Dress Goods
)
Novelty Dress Good patterns-no two
alike-25 per cent discount during this
sale.
One lot Novelty, half wool Dress
Goods-During this sale, per yd.... &c
Black Satin Duchess. "a in. wide.
regular $1.25 quality-DUring this
SALE per yd-- -95c
Remnants in Silks, Satins and Vel
vets at just half price during this sale.
Cambria dress linings-During
this sale, per yd..-.-...........-..37a SIC
Rustic dress linings-During this
Velveteen dress facings, ? in. wide
! black and colors-During this
sale, per Observation-Disclosures. SC
Corduroy dress facings, in. wide,
black and COlOrS-During this
sale, per yd.- -.-.......-............ Sc
Twin wire dress stays, best made,
During this sale, set.............. sc
Ladies' Separate Dress Skirts. blk.
brOcade, velveteen facing-During
this SALE each. see
! Ladies black brocade wool Dress
Skirts, full sweep, velveteen fac
fng-During this sale, each. 81. 25
: Ladies' fast black heavy italian
cloth undersEdrts, z in. corded ruff
lie, regular 81 value-During this
SAFE, each-..-.-.- 81. .19
Ladies' fast black moreen under
skirt, II in ruff1e, piped with vel
vet, Satine yOke-During this sale
each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81. rs
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One lot FTannelette Skirts, to close
out, chioce of any-During this
sale, each. ...-.---..-..-....-.. zoe
25c Feather Boas-
During this sale, each-.-.......-.-15c
35c Feather BOaS-
During this sale, each. ..20c
45c Feather BOas-
During this sale, each.
81. so ChiId's Lambs Wool sets,
muff collarette-During this sale,
set Observation-Disclosures SIS
500 pairs Ladies' Kid Gloves, regu-
lar $1.25 quality, patent clasp
fastners and Foster hook, sizes
81 to 8, cOlors black, brown, tan,
green, navy Ox-blOod, white and
slate-During this sale, pair. So
One lot Ladies' Kid Gloves, s1.OO
quality, some sizes missing-Dur-
ing this sale, pair. $50
Ladies' Worsted NIittens, were 19c
pair-During this sale, pair sc
Children's silk Mittens, navy and
black Only-During this sale, pair &c
Chfldren's printed Handkerchief
During this sale, each. &c
Ladies' emproidered Silk Handker-
chiefs, were Is, 18 and 25c-Dur-
ing this sale, each. SC
Ladies' fine sheer embroidered Swiss
Handkerchiefs-Tra sam
Is to 40c each-your choice of
any-During this sale, each. .10c
15c Ladies' fast black, seamless
fleece lined Hose-During this
sale, pair Observation-Disclosures. .1Oc
Ladies' 25c quality ribbed wool
HOse-During this sale, pair.......1 .15c
Ladies' ready made gingham
Aprons, some worth 15c, some
worth 25c. Choice of any-Dur-
ing this sale, each. 10c
ChiId's ribbed cotton Vests, fleece
lined, good value for 10c-Dur-
| ing this sale, each. .061z C
Ladies' seamless, fast black cot
ton HOse-DuTing this sale, pair .05c
/ Ladies ribbed cotton vest, fleece
! lined, long sleeves, high neck
| During this sale, each. lac
/ French Crepe Paper
During this sale, roll. 1Oc
/ One lot face Yelling, to close, yard. .O2C
Special prices on ladies' muslin I'm
| derwear during this sale.
/ Brand new line Swiss, cambric and
| Nainsook Embroidery from 1c yd up.
| Large package Face Powder
During this sale, box. .03c
Good quality toilet Soap. 3 cakes
in bOx-During this sale, box. .05C
Woodbury's Facial Soap. sells ev-
! erywhere for 25c cake-During
| Dr. Stuart's Buttermilk Soap, sells
/ everywhere for Csc box, cakes
in box-During this sale, box. .17C
! Ladies' house Wrappers, regular
75c quality-During this sale, each 500
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Great Reductions
in Mems OVerCOatS

We have gone over the entire stock
of ITEMS Overcoats and made reduce
tiOns on every one. Reductions that
will clean out the remainder of our
stock. Remember EVERY COAT is
this SEASONS S STYLE. You are NOT
getting old shOpworn goods - but
NEW, BRIGHT, this seasons goods,
at the prices they charge you other
places for the other kind.
A good substantial Blue Chinchilla
Overcoat, velvet collar cashmere lined,
regular price $4.95-
Clearing Sale Price So. .95
Fine heavy Melton Overcoat, cassi-
mere lined, black or dark grey, a
splendid wearer; regular price $500
Clearing Sale Price So As
Fine all wool black or brown Beaver
Dress Overcoat, velvet collar, best Itai-
ian cloth lined, indestructible sleeve
Innings, satin piped, other stores ask
you $500 for it; our regular price $7.50-
Clearing Sale Price Sc. As
Elegant all wool Beaver Overcoat,
black or blue, finest serge Innings, mo-
hair sleeve Innings, silk velvet collar,
perfect fitting; regular price 5000
Clearing Sale Price 81 As
Fine, strictly all wool, Kersey Over
coats, black, blue or brown, fine grade,
silk velvet collar, best leather Italian
cloth lined; regular price $12.5O-
Clearing Price Sale So. 95
Finest all wool Kersey Overcoats,
perfect in style, fit and finish, Skinner s
guaranteed satin sleeve Innings, all cut
in the latest styles; regular price
$500
Clearing Sale Price 81 As
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0dd Lots in Lace Curtains.

Some with just a single curtain, some
with two alike and some with three of
a kind. at just half their regular value.
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Bed Comforts.

Our invoice shows that we have al
together too many bed comforts on
hand, and in order to move them
promptly, we will offer them during
this sale at prices which show no con-
sideration for cost or value:
Comforts that sold for SOC each
During this sale 29c each.
Comforts that sold for 75c each
During this sale 39c each.
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Boys Refers.

Good substantial Boys Blue Chin
chilIa Refers, cashmere lined, deep
braided collars; $500 value
Clearing Sale Price 81 -48
A better grade in Blue Chinchilla
Refers, good Innings and perfect fit
ting, in large braided collar or velvet
collar, an elegant coat; usually retaiIed
at $500
Clearing Sale Price s.. .25
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listers.

A few Young Mems listers in sizes
32 SO, "a, 80 and SO ONLY-Ulsters that
were worth from $3.50 to $1,000; are
put in at enc price to close
Clearing Sale Price 81. .95
A heavy Brown Chinchilla Ulster, big
storm collar. double breasted, heavy
cashmere lined, a good substantial Ul-
ster; regular price $3.50
Clearing Sale Price Sc. 70
Mems pure all wool Grey Chinchilla
listers, SINNERS guaranteed satin
sleeve Innings strictly all wool lined.
big storm collars. double breasted, sold
everywhere at 5000; our regular price
$1,000
Clearing Sale Price 81. .95
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Kemper 6 PaxtOns.

Standard Dark Prints-During this
sale, per yard ............-..-..- 2%c
Standard Indigo Blue Prints-Dur
ing this sale, per yard. &c
One lot Tennis Flannel, sold by
water, while it lasts, per yd.---. 21zc
One lot, all linen, hammed huck
Towels, worth 35c pair regularly,
but this lot is soiled by water
and will be sold during this sale
Best quality Apron Check Cling
hams, standard cloth and war
ranted fast cOlors-During this
SALE. per yard .......: ...-....- Be
Best quality A. G. A. feather tick
ing-During this sale, per yd .1212c
Standard light Shirting Prints
During this sale, per yd. .312c
Best Quality Oil Red Calicos-
During this sale. le..........-....... 412c
Floor Oil Cloth, yard wide, yard
and a half wide and two yards
wide-During this sale, per sqr.
yard -. .4oc
Ingram Carpets During this sale,
per yard ....... .... zoe
sells, Wilton Velvet and Mo
quette Carpets, each one and a
half yards long, bound at both
ends, would make elegant rugs,
at about half their regular price.
One lot Ingram Carpet Samples,
each one yard square, some
slightly soiled, some all cotton,
some half wool and some all wool,
choice of any during this sale,
each .......... ........ 15c
One hundred dozen Opaque Felt
Window Shades, hemmed and
mounted on spring rollers, ready
for use, and in the best and most
popular cOlOringS-During this
sale, each 40c
Opaque linen Window Shades-6
it, hemmed and mounted on
spring Rollers complete with
brackets, ready for use-During
this sale, each .......-.-......... 23c
Opaque linen Window Shades, same
grade as above, ft. by 8 #
During this sale, each..........-. 25c
Very fine quality oil color Opaque
Window Shades, ft. by 8 it.,
hemmed and mounted on spring
rollers, ready for use-During this
sale, each ......--....... 45c
Extra Special-During this sale
we will supply extra wide shades
to match our oil Opaques, at the
following prices:
From 80 in. to A inches wide by
#. long, each Observation-Disclosures. csc
From 45 in. to "a inches wide by
ft. long, each. 81. 10
One lot soiled Window Shades, all
qualities and cOlOrs, choice of any
during this sale, each. &c
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Boys Cape OvercOats.

Boys neat Cape Overcoats, deep
cape, in dark cashmere, well lined; reg
ular price 81. %
Clearing Sale Price 81. SO
Boys Wool Cape OvercOats, dark
grey, good Innings, well made and trim
med; regular price $3.50
Clearing Sale Price 81. SO
Dark Brown Cashmere Cape Over
coats well made and lined, a good
substantial overcoat; regular price
$4.25-
Clearing Sale Price So As
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rqlO1CT N7w1CT4
Our ordinary prices never met-everybody says so
this sale simply ridiculously low.
Boys OVerCOats.

Boys listers, storm collar, double
breasted, cashmere lined, a good, serv-
iceab1e coat; regular price $3.75-
Clearing Sale Price 81. .48
All wool cashmere Ulster. big storm
collar, double breasted, cashmere lined;
$50 value
Clearing Sale Price SO .48
A big line of fine all wool Boys Ul-
sters in Melton and Chinchilla, big
storm collars. double breasted, a
splendid OvercOat, sold everywhere at
81. 90; New Models regular price $5.75-
Clearing Sale Price 81. .45
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Buggy Robes.

We have several fine Buggy Robes
which we will offer at less than man
ufacturers prices:
$500 Buggy Robes at $3.95 each.
$3.50 Buggy Robes at $1.35 each.
$500 Buggy Robes at S1.98 each.
$500 Buggy Robes at $1.35 each.
$3.50 Buggy Robes at CSC each.
Lonsdale Muslin, Hope brand
During this sale, per yard. .0512c
42 in bleached pillow case Muslin
During this sale, per yd......--.. &c
46 in. blea. pillow case Muslin
During this sale, per yd.......... 10c
"a unbleached Sheeting-During
this sale, per yd.......-..........1 .1172c
Readymade Pillow Cases-During
this sale, each. &c
Readymade Sheets-During this
sale, each SIC
Good quality Unbleached Cotton
Flannel-During this sale, per yr, 4c
Curtain Scrim, 38 in. wide-During
this sale, per yd............-...... SIC
Turkey Red Table Damask-Dur-
ing this sale, per yd.............-1 .-1212c
ing this sale, per yd.............. tic
Full bleached table Damask-Dur-
ing this sale, per yd.............. 19c
Best quality Table Oilcloth-Dur-
ing this sale, per .121@c
1000 yds. checked White Goods
During this sale, per yd.......... 355c
good value for S1.5O-During this
sale, each Observation-Disclosures. CSC
Odd lofC in Toen NUrtoiDu
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Mems Refer Coats & Vests.

A few medium weight and strictly all
wool Mems Overcoats in sizes SO, "a, 35
only; coats that We're sold from $3.50 to
$500; we will give you your choice
during this sale at a
Clearing Sale Price of 81. 90
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SPECIAL
Grocery Prices.
Everything in this Depart
nent at cOrrespOndingly low

All package Coffee ............... 10
Is bars Laundry Soap. "a
6 lbs. Prunes. .25
6 lbs. Raisins .25
3 lb. pail Apple Butter. .25
I can Warren's Al Salmon. 10
1 can table Peaches, Pears or April
I can Pears Observation-Disclosures. .O5
2 cans Corn Observation-Disclosures. Is
l bottle India Chow ChOw..... .13
8 lb. paid Klondike Coffee. .49
bottle Yorkshire Relish .......... is
All kinds Fruit Preserves, per lb-. 10
8 lb. box best Soda Crackers s.... 20
l gal Tomato Catsup. .35
Do you want to save money? Ii
you do, buy your FLOUR of US.
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Blankets.

Too many Blankets. They must go.
White Blankets! Grey Blanketsi Tan
Blankets! Plaid Blankets! Horse
Blankets! None reserved-au will be
offered without regard to cost during
this sale:
SOC Grey Cotton Misunderstanding
this sale 34c pair.
75c Grey Cotton BIankets-During
this sale 45c pair.
9Oc Grey Cotton Misunderstanding
this sale 69c pair.
s1-OO Tan or Grey Misunderstanding
this sale 79c pair
S1.25 Tan or Grey Misunderstanding
this sale Csc pair
And right through our immense
Blanket stock prOportionate reductions
will prevail during this great sale.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-01-12
The Popular Hero of Romance.

If one may judge from the novels that
young women seem to read with most
avidity, they do not like lover to be sem
timental, rhetorical or brutal They still
prefer him to be big and strong, but let
him be careful not to put on airs about it,
There is nothing which seems to please a
little woman more than to humiliate a
big man, and that at his own game. II
she can show him that she can sail boat,
shoot "a rapid, climb mountain or swim
farther out to sea than he can, she is in a
fair way to accept his humble proffer of
love and allegiance in the next chapter
The prevalent hero is man who can do
almost anything we'll, but keeps it to him.
self He must be man of immense re-
serve powers, who exhibits most of them
playing golf or polo or riding to hounds
or running steam yacht
If he permits the fact to leak out tn,
in winter he is intensely interested in civ
and lhilanthropie problems he begins
get hold on the affections of the haught
lady What the modern young woual
seems to want in hero is "A correct. fash
ionablc and rather frivolous manner of
life but inwardly a Tremendous serious
ness OF purpose, II he simply ia, tho
purpose he is all right-he need NOT do
much for the world is known 70 he rather
cruel and cynlua! toward rCiurmcrs The
girl knows that be viii tai u CARRYING
ont his ideal, but she i. determined t!.tt
he shall have her by way vi com rus,tion
-Droch in Ladies Home journal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-01-12
APOPLEXY.
just What to DO When You Have to Deal
With An Attack.
Scribner's

What are yo1 tn do Union n nerSop 10
spddenIv struck down With anonlnxvg
Updo tho tbinys about tho nact esn.c;nl.
ly tho shir, collar ond ,aclti, H. ~,
u,;ndous o,..n.d co "a ,o od,,;t ,,la,,.,, 80
frosh DIV ,pd cool III, roo,,, D,no, ~ -,
+iap, in n, o,sv cbo;r .,d 10, III, ,,i,
in n b,lf ,bo,t rosition or ,,t Mn,
on tho bod or on tbe floor with his hood
yraIl s,,rno,.,aa Gbo la,, b., ~ ,,,a,.a,, tta
hettar hnt THO caro r., COO ,h,t ,bo hoad
l. r,isad l,,,c,,, ~. h,,,,, Ia, tt..a>r'f
est ,rator Won con oat ord snnd fo ;n,,
When tho ;c. co,noS ,,,t !, IN a t,,t, ,,,d
,nr,y T., +hs, b,ad sh,,.t - L,,ir
II iona II !, ,,.,as,,, -, ~, ~, -
o,onn5 ond a. ~. n.,t,,,,,t
NM ,broo ,ir,,,,. nf ,.r,,l,, al 80. ~ ~
b.cl, az ~, ,,,,.,,,a ,,.ha,, - Iii
you,y ill ba,ano5 ,i,fio,,,t,. ~ l,,;,,ss -.
ond COR, No., ~, ava ~ ,,,,, n ,t,ti,,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-01-12

Very sorry, my love, said Biggs as he
hustled into the sitting room two hours
later than usual I've been to a lecture;
had Il ticket offered to me quite unexp,ct-
eddy this afternoon and didn' like to miss
the chance
Very well. James l know you must
have little enjoyment What was II
aboutl'
oh, about the atmosphere Would you
believe 1.-THE lecturer says that atnus
pheric air Is so heavy that its weight upon
the body is 10 pounds to the square inch>
Think OF that
"Wonderi exclaimed his wife 1T
is nice to know things like that They
explain other things, don t they!"
"Of course, said Biggs, congratulating
himself on having escaped SO easily
NOW l understand, James, why you
find it SO hard to get up in the morning
Did the lecturer explain how to remove the
pressure?'
Biggs has come to the conclusion that
he must be careful or his wife may resort
to some other pressure to counterfeit the
effect of the weight of the atmosphere in
the early morning Pearson Weekly
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-01-12

Mr.. AspinaIl, a clever and reckless bar
rister, famous in the sixties in Victoria
for his fun and audacity, was addressing
al election meeting i'll Ballarst, the gold
en- city. The lively advocate had come
to that time in his career W hen much
whiskey and soda had wrought palpa Bile
havoc with his complexion. His speech
ended, and questions were invited. CAS-
plnail!' beloved staIwart digger, "tel
rs what makes your face SO red BLUSH
ing at your COMPOUNDED impudence, sir!'
was the quick reply. 1t carried the meet
ing.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-01-12

IyrHEREAS Warren VI. Grant, o. ... l55ran
w in the county of Hancock amt state OF
Maine, by his mortgage deed dated tie four
teenth day Of May, u. q. 1880 aHa recorded in
Hancock Registry of Deeds, book 3d. mage
1870. conveyed to Henry Boyntnn, of sullivan
aforesaid, a certain parcel of real estate sit
uate IN sullivan aforesaid, ana bombed Us
follows: One undivided half part vt . GER
tain lot parcel of land with owl dings
thereon. situated in that part of the town Of
sullivan aforesaid, known as West SuIIINan,
and bounded and described as follows: Be
ginning at a stone post the northeast corner
north fifteen degrees west three HupJ ell and
fifteen feet to stone post marked "73":
thence north eighty seven degrees east one
hundred and forty one feet to a stone post in
division line between land OF said Grant and
Harry NJ Ash and land of estate of Miles
Rideout; thence south about eleven md one
half degrees west by said division Hue three
hundred and sixteen feet to first mentioned
one-half acre more or less, the los being in
shape a triangle.
Also a right wav from the southwest
corner of said lot to the town road eading to
Crabtree x Havey's quarry, sand right way
to be twelve feet wide, measured -r.uf the
division line between the land now or form
erly the house lot of Alonzo Tripp and land
OF Johu Campbell, and lying on the Est side
of said division line, and parallel with said
dl isiOu line. Being same lot ard flght-Of-
Harvey NJ Ash and Warren VI Grant, dated
August > &. d. 1893 and recorded in 81 ID Reg
istrN of Deeds, in vol. 20 page 2i2. Aud
wht reas said mortgage deed, on the fo1rth
me, the urdersig ned, by said Henry Boyntop,
and whereas the condition of said NOR o. ge
has 3een broken, now therefore, by reason of
the reach of the condition thereof, claim Il
fore Cosure of said morgaP
FRrD NJ. RoeeRs
BY his ATTORNEYS Martin A Cook
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-01-12
EDUCATORS SALARIES.
The Inadequate Income of the Average
College Professor.

To tur,, to tho ,nat,ri.i sido of tbiprs
th, assurance of , tixn,I irco,nc is a source
of reruancp, sotisfoe:inr bowcvcr dis
prorortior,t. RI, inc,,,, 70 ,ho snrvico
lint ;s rord.rod ~, bn s,,ro tho sol,,y
of n finn nrofn.sor the country over is little
If Mt all in .oxcoss If 80 nnu In tho ,or..or
rrircrsitics II ,,,v r;so to sa ana ~, e,,,o
thino moro but the men who receive above
a ooo owe ca fo,. os oro,c,I,, n, off,,.t tho
gonoral AVERAGE Asido fropi tho h,ro NOS
sibiIitv of a call to, richer jnstitution tho
collecc profcssor is not Iil,.lv tn no .orn.
inc more Mt 40 than at 3o jTnlile most
other professions there is here no Gradual
increase of income tn give tongible owl
dcnce of a mans growth in rover In.
loss ono has tatcp the Northnrn F.r,ncr,s
thrifty advice and gone where money ;s,'
when he marr;nd his ontloot as h. faees
old ogo is not rc,ssuring p.nsiors oro
x.,.,o, -, fI,e.. -. -. :,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-01-12
TRY GRAIh-O! TRY GnAln-ul
Gable lila,
South Slrry, Me

ASK your tirocer Today t, show you IA Jack.
age OF GkA 10. the new food drink that tikes
tnt place OF coffee. The children may dru X 1t
Try 1t, llht II, CIR AlN-O has that rich seal
brown of Mocha or Java. tut ii IS made from
pure grains, ahd the most delicate stomact re-
eeives it without distress. !, The price of cof
fee l5c, ana % cts. per package. sold by all
brOCers,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-01-12

Set yourself earnestly to see what you
were made to, and then set yourself earn
estly to do it; and the loftier your pur-
the world richer with every enrichment
of yourself.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-01-12

The foregoing amount is to be expended Oh
the eastern part of the county road in saiD
township No, 10, commencing at u STAKE
marked ~" on the north side of said rca
aud extending to the west line of Cherrytield
and +. :. Bunker, OF Franklin, in the county
of Hancock, is appointed agent to superln-
tend the expenditure of said assessment.
On township No. 81, western part. Midal
Division, in SAID county, supposed to contain
1859 acres, we assess the sum of sos H. ar
follows: Rate of taxation, nine mills on d
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-01-12
$1,000 90 ssl ~

The FOREGOING amount is to be expended on
that portion of the county road in said town
ship No. 10, between the east line of township
No. and "A stake marked "A" standing Oh the
northern side of said road, and John p.
Gordon, of Franklin, in said county, is APP
pointed agent to superintend the expenditure
of said ,es~ment.
On township No TO- eastern part, we assess
the sum of sl99 Al, follows Rate of taxa
ton, thTee cents on a dollar,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-01-12

The excessive use of stimulants causes the
hair to turn gray. shun the cup, and restore
the natural color of the hair with Halls Hair
Renewcr-Adrt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-01-12

The foregoing amount is to be expended on
the county road leading from the east line Of
Mariaville through the western part of said
township No. 81, to the north line thereof
being called the Moose Hill road, and Nahum
Jordan, of said township No. 81, is appointeo
agent to superintend the expenditure OF said
assess ment.
On township No. 81, eastern part, Middle
Division, in said county, supposed TO contain
10.40l acres. We assess the sum cf $sS H. as fol-
lows: Rate of taxation, one cent on a dollar
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-01-12

The foregoing amount Is to be cxt1 aided On
the county road in said township Ne. t. and
john r. Shuman, of said township Ne. - in
SAID county "f Hancock, is appointed ,~ent to
ment.
1t is hereby ordered that the foreroire as
sessmtnts ne published in the AcHitebee
JoprHat and in The ELLsWoI.FH AMERICAN.
Ellsworth, Maine, Decemter - A. T. So.
PERRY W. RcHAEbso>, Go. tum'ers
NAHUM HIAChLEN, of
JuHH p. ELDRIDGE, Hancock Co.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-01-12
Lf9al Notices.

to superintend the expenditure of said assess
ment.
On township No. %, eastern part, Middle
DIVISION, IN said county, supposed to contain
ll,oiu acres, we assess the sum of 1872 As, as
follows; Rate of taxation, twelve mills on a
dollar.