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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-02-15

The memory of the late Represen-
tative Dingley was ittingly honored
IN the national House Saturday by
those who had been closely associated
with him. The tributes came from
both sides of the House, and expressed
sincere personal regard, as well as an
admiration for the scholarly qualities
of Mr.. Dingley. Congressman Bou-
telle, OF Maine, spoke feelugly of the
long and intimate personal association
between Mr.. DingIey aud himself, in
ouolic and political life, in journalism
md in their every day relations. MIR.
Payne of New York, long associated
With Mr.. Dingley, gave an interesting
ecital of their services together, and
,aid high tribute to the ability and
terIing worth Of the former chairman.
ialogies were also delivered by Con-
ressmen Burleigh, Grosvenor, Swan
on, Dalzeli, Deliver, Hopkins,
'awney, Dockery, Evans, Mcclellan,
ohnson of North Dakota, Cousins,
inney, Clark of Missouri, Clark of
ew Hampshire, Alexander, Ham,
ton, Bell, Lacey, w. A. Smith,
Yilliams of Mississippi, Faris and
Loody and Walker of Massachusetts.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-02-15
IN THE PHILIPPINES.
Natives Fall Back Before American
Troope-lloiio Taken


Troope-lioiio Taken.
There hiss b-en some sharp fighting in
the Philippines ouring the pas, week,
bat not thing like the battle q, Ma
niis with a hieh bostiiities began.
TIE natives are for the most part
oemorsiized by the kind OF warfare
carried on By the Americans, and since
TIE 6-st disastrous engseemen, hsve
avoided a standing fight. the America.
have fuii control OF The country for mite
around Manila.
1t : ROW snown that the Filipino los
i fuzzy 400 slnec, Vifh wounded Vastly
in ex-e--. VI tDsi numhes and thoass n d.
nsde prisoners. All TN. hiss teen
achieved At the cost q * y five Ameri-
esns killed spo z57 wounded No fewer
han tSeHty native villages have -urr-n-
derec or heeu captured. sid many f4e-
and ton Of ammunition have been
setZ-d
o. Saturday the toxin Ct Isoilo. cspitsl
OF tue island OF Psnsys, IVES captured
vii bout los o he A rBericsu troops The
natives hsd made arrangements for
-tu oooru resistance, hut at the spprosch
OF the Americans heir courage fed, aud
setting IRE 10 the town they abandoned
II. The Americans erf inguisbed the FIRE
saving he town property OF foreign resi-
dents.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-02-15
Schooner 81. b. Sarg~nt".

The schooner IL B Sargent" which
left Piseentis Bay, y 2, on Dec %, for
Es-tport, ten days later w-s reported lost
of Besve- Hsrbor. y s. snc afterwards
as safe at Newfoundland port, = nos al
ST. Thomas, d. W l. TIE Sargent" put
into Burne Bay, y F., last month in q
leaking condition and sitter making re-
pairs sailed ag&in sn1 VS. blown of the
coast. ms 1 ing -. Thomas.
The crew = safe. nut tue yes-e j. re
ported les king snd cargo OF frozen Der
rTg spOfird
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-02-15
C.t.rrh oannot be Cn,rd

with Local. APPLICATIONS. a. they caBne,
va Iif- $50 ~ tHr fiI-ea-e ta.r b = i tIs,,,i
o. con ituteua dl-ez-.-, and Ia ur.fsr 10 cure
u so4 ufu-l t,te internal rs-nit4I4e-- HaH'- Ca
iarrr 4rt = tktn iutsruait, Il % act tir,lta =
the iii",- atd mucous urls. Hait'- A.
tarTH ~ : tot 4 qQ CO mefActu- IL 49,
pre- er!f+-i i'E or u It- j = b - .af- H. !
FgHtrN tor var, Asat J. a ? s4iar r-Crl Il IA.
II ! tt'nHlst-'-'t OF To- i-t toutr- kuoN CON-
bstt i ~itr Itsr i-.-t blood purifier. actin. ii
? ctfs un th,- r4uciu- -urfael-- b4 5.tf feat
ron i'irlatIon Of the ia iu-r tents J. VITA pr
uuf-e- -Brh rafI,Ffu r--ult- in rar!u. & ztarrh.
set', for te-tiulouial-. fr,-+
+ l. CHINA 4 % tr8ue Toledo o
Sold h, Druggist. price Sc
Haif. PANTY ~ ar tile best.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-02-15
Attractive Women.

ny l. on woman attractive and another
not The most .tim rdiife and attrac I've Thing
uut an attra live woman j. her Aoiua ii IT'S.
l.. cry oily adm re- ~emtuiy woman ; e
iha-t Ia health, Of cour-e, brca " ithOut
II -h- would io-t The nj htue Of he eve, he
'ullntz- of h T che'ks AID her ivacity. Real
h-alt mus mean that a woman is really a
~nmaH hat -tie J. -tr'ng aud ptrf.cI in d
sexual way, a. well IN every Oth~r. That
The l. Ca able of performing peri, city Tie
dutit- Of maternity some born nth what
l. caited "eoA-titu'iontf weaEn -" Those
who no not ~ joy perfect health. need only take
the proper pre- auti9na and the proper remedy
10 income rfertiy well and strong Dr.
iiercr'- tayorite Prescription viii cure any de-
ahse meni of the distinctly feminine organi-m.
Send Il cents In Une-cent stamps urlu's
m-pensary Medical Association Buffalo, y =.
and receive ibr. Pierce's i.UUs page Common
Sense Medical Adviser, fiji ustrated.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-02-15
r. q. Beai's Assignment.

F. o. Besi, mayor OF Bangor and presi-
Dent OF the Penobscot Central railroad
made an assignment last week. Mr.. Bra
has been building be Penobscot Contra
railroad, and being unsb bic to float the
bonds of the road before its compile. ion
he u-ed his own credit. In the sprir z
the road will begin operation and the
bonds Will be sold. Mr.. Beai says be
made the assignment to prot ees hifnseit
and hi. creditors, all o. whom will re-
ceive 100 cents on q dollar.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-02-15

clear for all who are aspiring for the
honor of serving as mayor. There is
little to say for or against the present
administration. Il has apparently at
tended to the business in hand in a
careful and conservative manner.
There has been no friction in the
board Of aldermen. But this is dem
ocratic board, and. according TO the
re-estabhshed order of things, must
90" What's the matter with The
member Of the board from ward 3 for
our next mayor?
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-02-15

The passage Of the McEnery resolu-
zion Is the most important piece of
legislation in Washington since the
Signing OF the treaty of Paris. It reads
As follows:
Resoirsd by The senate md House Of Repre-
seniaiiTe- Of she Uuue States Of N. ric4 in
tongrvs- Assembled, Tha; by the ratification of
e. peh,iin< trait o. pace With Spain il i
sntend+.i Ia ineorI orst the iuhsbi ants OF .aid
a-gafd- into cifizsf-hil Of the Uniter States nor
T. ii intended Ia permanently annex said isrds
A. Integral par u the territory Of the Tn ted
Statss But il j. the inteution Of tire United
state- TO e-tabli-h o. aid islands government
&uitahie to The want aid conditions Of the IN.
Gsaiitant- Of -aii islands. 70 prepsre then for
teal self goyernme t. nd In due time to make
eurh d. o-i,ioH Of siti islands will test pro-
.note the interest. Of tn citizens OF the United
Slater ah,t the Inhabitants u said Islands.
Senator Hale voted for the resolu-
tion, but has not much hope that any
thing will come of it. In remarka-
bic speech he said he had not much
hope that the Senate would take any
Course that would stop the desolating
program now being carried ont in
the Philippines. Hardly had the
treaty been ratified before a foreign
war was preciptated.
Il am not disappointed" said he.
81 am not inclined to say I told - u
so, but l tod senators when the
treaty was ratified It would be impos-
sitie To take az! steps to alleviate the
Condition OF the Fihpinos.
"Cougress VII. adjourn, and the war
VIII 90 on, and there is not man
VINO VII not realize in three months
that it s war Of conquest, OF subiu-
CATION
Senator Hale said that Admiral
Dewey and Gen Merit: had said that
IN three months not 800 troops
would De needed N the Philippines,
yet we now mad 20,o0o men there. ana
1850 more and tie battleship Ore
goA'' On the way. And yet" de-
ciared M. Hale, I'VE are told that we
are traitors and held up and black
listed IN the newspapers because We
want 0 give those people a chance at
least to show that they are friend V,
AID can set up government OF their
cwn.
Instead We will kill them. not by
scores, not by hundreds, but by tho =
sauds. More Filipinos have be. n
killed by the guns of our army and
navy than were patriots in any six
battles of the Revolutionary war. 1t
has become a gigantic event The
slaughter Of people in no way equal TO
us, meeting US with bows and arrows
and crawling into the jungles by hun
dreds, there to die, has stupefed the
American mind. No one has said that
our mission of commerce and of the
gospel was to be preceded by the
slaughter of thousands Of persons.
~ am not enamored of the McEnery
resolution. 1t contains little that is
good, and a great deal that is bad"
He regarded the Bacon resolution
as much the better.
"Bu., - he said in conclusion, ''the
car of juggernaut will go on. The
grinding will continue unless the PEG
pie finally make themselves heard
upon it"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-02-15
WONDERFUL wiNTEkGREEN
RHECMATICS.

FROM Ellsworth. sAine, some letters came
Send your rheumatic cure,
Wonderful wtutsrgreeu, for l have card
1t sp--ken OF a. -ure
Now Parrher too, thinks !. wont do
For the express IL set his profit;
So To us he sends for a suptJy.
Cenclusies Us test to ,tock IL.
Wei NILS these lett r.. hut perhaps
Wen re, them -ecord hAnd.
FROM Geo. \. Ia, her, "a Main street,
Who " I'll supply the local demand
II remote from him - YOU can't call,
An order a fl reach him bs mail.
Hell i'.'s the eH prs vi th radiant smile,
FOR ha-h't he made a sale
II toe far away to 'cna t. him.
hen 10 Your nearest store;
II thu ar 'ju-t nut" thrs vii quickly seud
To Iar'ter or for more
THi- poem + long, th.u was our intent,
The n'ter l. &C Too
IL an al. -..i.t OF frusu Coz cord, y II,
BY TIE ParA 4 su--.li 10.
6Eo rARa HER,
LOCAL AGENT,
EtLsWURTn, MAINE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-02-15

The annual election of municipal
iIiicers for TINS city Will take place on
onday, March 6-two weeks from
Ext Monday. Nothing has been done
the direction of caucus calling;
.ere has been no mentioning" of
Indicates; no clark horses" are
liked of-in fact no "horses" of any
ut are in sight. Mayor Higgins an
ounces positively that he will not
and for reelection; so the field is
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-02-15

we subscribers hereby give notice tia,
they have beer duly appointed exeeptna.
Partridge, late of Orland, in the cons ~ l,
Hancock, deceased, no bonds being ysaniirs y,
9y me terms Of said will. All persons hayira
a e 81 anus against the estate of said deceased
are aeslred 10 present the same for seitIs-
ment, and all indebted thereto are reo9es,ss
to make payment Immediately. ttes'eo
wAsHIsGToS /. PARTRIDGE.
February 7. a. d. 1893.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-02-15

o. P. Carter, OF sedgsick, writes from
Vest Surry as foitos-:
=" bile making Visit to this vicinity the pa :,
week Was torcibiy struck by the appearance
OF so many aged people. ON Inquiry ! learned
from my aunt, MIR Susan NcCa-lin, that
within the limit Of one aud 0ne-ha ( miles there
were thirteen people over -eyehty year- Of age.
rive Of these we're past eighty ears of age
one eight eight The youngest, Mr. Eliza
Lhfkif, Was seventy Oh Fen. 10. In one house
there were three persons, one tizhty-two, Two
seventy five. AS you see. Mr.. Editor, II
the Innate OF SURF If bad tor ma! or OF Eil.-
worth, /, Is conducive of long life for olher- "
This lat seatence i j4b at The AMER
IcAS, which, in reference to mayor
Davi-, two or three years ago. mentioned
ne irct that lie Was born IN Surry. but
a. soon As he "as old enough TO XHbw
anything he morrI 0 E t.WUrth NJ
Carter l. Surry man himself, aud at once
TOOK up cuugt 80 bt naft u tue toA.t
u l. -tI'l on I ne @Hr p4t for any one y no
casts reflections on his native town.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-02-15
". T. MOCK, PAPER HANGER.

hAv ju-t receive, fa- line of sample Vail
apr, Borders AID tei.in2s 10 mach, vi leh I
wiz y,ry low y do my own hArging
eau give ad-fAesiou.
cait and eHa"ia,e or drop postal, AID / will
II samples
". T. MOOR
Fourth II. Ellsworth Me.
Es-Tso "iee te en-nt- {" l.tnn Fourth St,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-02-15

Up TO date O. r. Burnham is the
only democratic candidate for mayor
whose banner IS hung on the outer
wall 1t : said that Mr.. Burnhan
could have had the nomination last
year, but withdrew for the sake of
harmony, and With the promise Of the
democratic managers that they would
help him out this year
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-02-15

Thomas Whiiaeld & Co, 30 Wabash
ay, corner Jackson 81 one Of Chicago's
oldest aud most prom nent drugg rec
onmeHd Cham berlain's Cough Remedy
for IA grippe, a. it not only gives prompt
and complete relief, but also eounteracts
any tendency 81 Ia ippe to result in
pneumonia Fer sale BY GEO A PAReH
ER. Druggist
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-02-15
LsgisIatinf Motifs.
~ : = ~ "7-|-"-----~~
IEGAI. AEEAIRS

THE committee on Legal Affairs will give
l. public hearing in It's room at the State
House In Augusta, Friday, Feb. a. 1899. at {. 30
O'Clock p. m. No. IS. On an act to amend
Chapter 226 of the Private and Special Law
OF 1919 as amended relating TO the draw in the
4 ee bridge across Salt pond in the town of
Rluehill.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-02-15
SHORE FISHERIES.

THE Committee on Shore Fisheries will
L give public hearing in its room at the
State House in Augusta, Feb. 10, at .. m. on
an act 10 pea Chap. $50 of the Private and
Special Laws of 1883, relating to the use of
RATS or floats in fishing for smelts in Baga-
duce river
Petition of E. P. spofford and l1s others for
close time in digging of clans in Hancock
county.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-02-15
Notwithstanding.
-~~~~~-~- = !
TO PARIS IN 1900.

A FREE TRIP OF weeks, to the Great
international Exposition, with all
expenses paid ny the Bangor WING
AND COURIER. $4,000 in cash 10
those who peter it Instead Of the
trip. GOOD PAY for ALL WORK
ERS. Send te- cents (don't send
stamps for the first mum Der OF our
new Art Series. Beautiful Paris -
and learn all bout this great offer
Adnres.
Wing and Courier. Art Department.
BANGOR, NE
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-02-15

Frank ThompsJa, VI West Trenton, has
flock Of WIG geese. He raises them for
the market ana for home cousun pi ION.
" n ue wild geese are flying over bead
GU their migratlon- north or south, Thee
Ia NE bird. often call them down, and NJ.
nomp-on sonnet mes get- good cha &c
to -od 10 his Hyck Or his lsrd-r. List
year tney c-aed ooan four aock-, tut
Mr.. Ihom son ~z- assent at the time
and missed the Opportunity.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-02-15

1NHE Committee on Judiciary will give .
aeA!.S asaI ing in its room at the State
House in Augusta, Tuesday, Feb 2t, 1899. al
80 O'Clock p. m. No l6l. On an act to in
Corporate the Lily Water Company of Deer
Isle,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-02-15

C~pt Emer-ols, 81 BUCK sport, has for
some year. bern la pos ---slou Of 4 resi-
II H. bsnner OF 4 cont dvfate reg trn-ut.
fhe flag va. cap ured by Gen. Squirting
IN the V war, and pre-.nted b, aim -
LGnrr,.s.. i true BaIfner. o.
one side Is iusc ibed ''Ja- per Biue-n, auo
on the other ~ ctnfs OF DEATH L4-t
summer gentle man from Georgia WIS.,
HE'D Capt Einer-on- cottage "Nsrraui--
- C al Ar tnOosOos, saw the flag and
volunteered 10 look up any mem Der. of
the old company II he, were alive. Re-
Gently ielter Was received fro.u d gem
tiensH from J.-p+r county, Ga., sas ing
th1t H. ni-Inr.r OF the company
and "A- much pleased to know that the
o O Nag -.t existence Several
nenlDer. ale tivFrie. Capt. Emerson III
send he flag o them in a short time
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-02-15

Eggemoggin reach, Union Rirer bay
and bluehul bay are frozen up. So are
t hose no few weeks ago talked OF this
as '.an open winter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-02-15

'>HE subscriber hereby gives notice tina,
ne has been duly appointed admins
OF Bucksport, in the county OF Hancock DE-
ceased and gi7e.s 55vnds as the law directs
An persons having demands against the Is
tate of said deceased are desired 10 nrA-' es
the same for settlement and all indsbtts
thereto are requested to make paymen, ;n,
"Esu ~ h1y , W. o. Buck.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-02-15

There will be music IN ai,H al Winter
Hsr bor'- town meeting. An appropri-
alton for open air concerts during the
will be a-ked for.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-02-15

Bangor sport-Eaen - DO frequent Green
Lake are trying 10 improve TIE FISHING at
tie lake by Stealing some of the feed
n.ch = 20 plentiful Ia The axe. To co
tui- they SIX to have Mann orook, " h1ch
ws- ciO-ed TO h-aing some years ego.
p=aed 20 that sf8efls cen be q ypra tier.
"a mon Tui- = III the With the opinion
exJfe--ed - t-u experts ttst the reason
liae salmon r 9 go Ike do not Uste bit
ter / because u tHe abundance OF ia L al
is.od. fpe p5sH -ussv-t~d y the hsnsr-
me- in4y - Q4ick~r method OF accom-
= shHs y nat ,ie h.u hatchery l. ttyli z
- do IN another "-$, by liberal painting
vi --IiBUn sHc trout ia bs lake, nopthg
aus - NOR than .qu4i tue n- urai Ia.
crea-e u -fBeIt-, All eventually make the
sauce even,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-02-15

The bill for Bar Harbor municipal court
has been reported tzvors bly, in the Senate.
and seems on the high road TO success.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-02-15

Bangor has adopted a carfew law.
Children under sixteen must be off the
street al 0'cf.,ck IT night
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-02-15

Nature has tors-gslied the Legislature
and put close time on clans.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-02-15
Notice of Dissolution of c.::a.::z-u5.;;,ii

Notice of Dissolution nf Ce;>a.:sI1vTsirip.
NOTICE is HEREBY given that the partner
~ ship lately existing between NJ D. Chat
to and X. II. Condor under the firm of Chatfo
Condor. was dissolved by mutual consent
January "a, 1899. All debts owing to the said
partnership are TO be received oy said NJ D
Chatto, and all demands on the said partner
ship are to be presented to him for payment
NJ. d. CHATTo
RALPH II. CONDOR.
South Brooksyilie, Jan. Is, 1899
"HEREAS my wife, Carrie L. Martin, has
w left my bed and board. | forbid all
persons harboring or trusting her on my
credit, as will not pay any of her bills.
barney MARTIN.
Hancock. Me. Feb. 2. 1893.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-02-15
UNITED STATES BRANCH OF IHE
Yves ern assurance Company.

OF TORONTO. CA~ADA
Incorporated !" Au-u-, lo5t Commenced
pi.sin',- IA NuE III ~ ti"s GLo \ cox
ASSETS ECEMHER 81. ls,ss.
St"cks and tuH.l- o@s,d bS the
F., = 51"fAtt Fdiue. 81, 963, 40 10
IN am III hdhA, Isl 49, -
"a, lt 'tue Co OF COLL elton, l.2 70
~, te'Nable, q ,sta -
~. 10 %
Aggregate hs-ets at actual value ei4,.,e a.
III ABILITIES nECENHFR n 49,. "
Net anl"nnt of unpaid Iu-ses and
,m u,,,n,' .....,u, = ls},o7a o.
-urr All outstanding ri-k- s,a e2s n.
lo'a amouat of liabilities txcept "
'aphal stock aud net surpIu. 1n,a-toaa
surplus beyond liabilities = asrs q
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-02-15
Law Court Drcision.

The las court on Monday sent down a
rescript Ia the following Hancock county
case:
Wiley P. Consry against Howard P.
Sawyer, pertaining I insolvency proceed
iug-. Judgment for defendant
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-02-15
AGENTS.
MI - LYMAN CO.. Bar Harbor.
o. W. TAPLtY. Ellsworth.
THE FIDELITY AND CASUALTY Co

ihh FIDELITY AND CASUALTY CO..
oP NEW YORK.
incorporated March 90 1876 Commenced
;G May |, 1876 George F. Seward. Pres
ioeh'' Robert J. Hilias, Secretary.
capital paid up in cal h. $3.50 .OoO
ASSETS DECEMBER q. Isas
Real estate owned by the com
pany, unincumbeTed a s-o 500 ~
stocks and bonds, market valra 1899 W. =.
cash In office and in bank -sES 20
interest due and accrued aes -
rem In due course of cotlection 900 SIS 80 81
NSsIte Reinsurance deposit
NeAsn IN oompany's possession), 1925 81
Aggregate assets at actual value a. 49,,
LIABILITIES DECEMBER a Isas
Net amt of anpd losses and claims 5ss IA "a
amount required to safely rein
sure all outstanding risks. 1856. SIS 81
All other demands, viz: COM
missions etc, 1878 80
Iotal amount Of liabilities evcant
= capital stock and net surplns 50 4ls O5s os
surplus beyond capital, So. $50 on
Asslegste amount of liabilities,
including net surplus, sa24s.s.s1
III. T. sILSBY. Agent. Aurora.
oMAR w. TAPLEY. Agent. EiIswnrtb
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ILcst.

- >~-~-~D-1~-~-0--- ~~~,>0.C-0-~-O~<@
hOG-Black, rough coated dog, with white
- spot on breast; answers To the name
"koFer' Finder please notify DANIEL RICa-
AEDsOs, Ellsworth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-02-15
Llip Slantfn.

IIAT YAMPERS and fitting room help
L wanted CoxNoNwE.LTH ;. & l. CO.,
Gardner, Ne.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-02-15
COZ NV trtb>~tP.

Winter sent Us comic valentine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-02-15
fer SaIf.

fer salt.
rOW-One fine Jersey COW and calf, $50;
" also young native COW, excellent milk
for child, 80. Address II. b. GokDoS, Box
"a, West Sullivan. Me
CLEIG Hs-At the stable of the Iate ]. NJ.
y Hale, at a sacrifice. two covered sta. e
sirighs, single sieighs, pungs, covered car
rias es wagons. etc.
A POTHECARY store a. Bar Har5or. OF the
"A late ;. ID. Wiggin, is offered for sale.
] te business has been successfully carried on
for MANY years, and offers excellent open
ing Address or inquire OF MRS. HELEN l.
WGGGI admx., Ellsworth. Me.
LSARM-The Joseph VI. Kingmau farm at
l. Waltham can be purchased at very rea-
sonable rate for cash; good buildings; an ex-
cellent orchard with grated fruit good water
tiliage and pasture, with 800 or 500 worth of
timber on the place. Contains Hail. acres:
title perfect. Inquire of Aryilla 5. Kingmsn
Mt Desert Ferry, or "A. F. Burnham, Els
worth. for particulars. AsyILLA 5. KIsGMAs
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STATE OF MAINE.
COUNTY OF HANCOCK, ssh, Henry W.
Cushman, cashier of the above-named bank,
do solemnly swear that the above statement
is true to the best of my knowledge and be-
lief. HENRY W. CUSHMAN, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this lIth
day OF February, 1893.
LEONARD NJ. MOORE,
(Seal.l Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
{ {: + ( :. S & sfE$i Directors
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SprliaI Notitrs.

n N-o-~-r~ 7-~-(~0-N~N~o% ~ ~-~---~O%->~
CARD or THANKS.
The undersigned wishes TO express her sincere
gratitude and thanks for the kindly sympathy
and aid given her in the loss of her hrluv.-d
1aught-r, Jo-ie VI Wilson, and also for the
beautiful floral of rings -tnt
Nks ASToISETTE WILSON.
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CARD OF THANKS,

CARD OF THANKS
The undersigned wishes publicly TO exyress
her sincere gratitude to heighbor- and friends
for their interest," 50 mpa by and kindly a-si-t
ance, during he recent fatal illness of her sis
ter, Mrs. Uiive Butler.
MRS. MYRA McGRAIH
Wilton, Me. Feb. ID. 'sss.