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Evening star., 1899-03-03
THE FIFTlETH ANNIVERSARY,
Department of Interior Was Created
by Congress March 3, 1S49.

Department of Interior Was Created
by Congress March 3, 1S49.
The Department of the Interior of the
United States government was created fifty
years ago today, March 3, 1S99 being the
half-century anniversary of this executive
department. On this day in 1s49 Congress
approved an act creating "a new executive
department, to be called the Department
of the Interior, the head of which depart
ment shall be called the Secretary of the
Interior
To this department. the sixth in order os
creation, were transferred by the same act
from the Department of State, the patent
office and the making of the census; from
the Treasury Department., the general land
office; from the War Department, the Office
or Indian affairs; from the War and Navy
Departments, the pension Office. And upon
the Secretary of the Interior were conferred
the appolntiVe. supervisory and appellate
powers which were previously exercised by
the heads of the departments to which they
had belonged.
By act of July 20, 1868 the bureau of edu-
cation was placed under the jurisdiction of
the Interior Depart rtfnent. June 10, 1878. the
office Of auditor of railroad accounts
later called commissioner of railroads, was
established as a bureau Sof the Interior. and
March 3, 1879, thed geological survey was
likewise established AT various times also
the Secretary of the Interior has been CIV
en- the supervision 'of the Government Hos
pital for the Insane the Columbia Institu-
ton for the Deaf and Dumb the Freed
mems Hospital and Howard University
There have been twenty-five Secretaries
Of the Interior to date including Secretary
Hitchcock. =
In 1862 the Office of assistant secretary Of
the interior was created. There have been
sixteen assistant secretaries. counting the
present incumbent, Webster Davis of Mis-
souri,.
In 1885 the Office of first assistant secre-
tary of the interior was added. OF these
there have been four. the present first as.
sistant secretary being Thomas Ryan OF
Kansas.
Evening star., 1899-03-03
Movements Of the warships.

The Detroit arrived at Colon today where
she will await further orders. The Detroit
was dispatched to the Nicaraguan coast
as the result of the impossibility of get
ting into prompt communication with the
Marietta, which was at Bluefelds. where
the telegraph service was temporarily held
up by the insurrectionists. To safeguard
American interests on the stretch Of the
coast which could not be heard from the
Detroit was sent ahead on hurry orders,
but the emergency has now passed, the in
surrection having suddenly collapsed early
this week
The Marblehead cleared from New York
today for Havana to join the North Allan
tic squadron in the fleet maneurers which
will be held shortly. She was on her way
from Boston. but was forced into New
York harbor by the recent blizzard.
Evening star., 1899-03-03
RECALLED TO LIF E.
cure Gives Wf. VanSett Bette
Health than Ever.

utterc
and
insanity o
relief until d
he is in better health to
Ten complication Of
zd the doctors and
When
could keep
and nothing tasted right
habtg gould sleep sounded
like cnnonadng thunder During
fix thoughts kept going
secretly feared that losing
"A trip abroad seemed
weeks when
at night noted physician
advanced
well to earthly
Il did Bgs dis.
being Cure
remedy last to family
realized
and In six months
Safe Cure my old age is healthier than
This typical nd
caness Mr. yansetts
kidneys did every
poison in the
rful
and danger!
Evening star., 1899-03-03
Sunday Jewelry.

en- 1 for imported Belt Buckles of white
" enamel, with 10 imitation diamonds,
set like the real. guaranteed not to loosen
.$4.9s and So 9s for the smaller Buckles
....$6.9s and SS.9S for Pearl Necklaces
with diamond mounted slides. :. .75c for
Brooch Pins for the back hair. b.. .9Sc to
$5.9S for imported Cyrano Chains. All
these prices are 33 per cent less than at the
jewelers..
Evening star., 1899-03-03

3Er tomorrow for choice of the soc
WV Knot, Puff and Four-in-hand Scarfs
....boc for the 75c to 81 Sunday Neckwear
....$1.39 for those 81 Feather weight
Dress Suit Gases Of patent waterproof ma
terial with sole leather corners. . 81. 80 for
the St.9s Trunks, covered with English
duck, protected with hardwood stats, iron
bands and steel clamps. Iron bottom, brass
lock, safety catches, etc.
Evening star., 1899-03-03
Warranted JeWelrY.

02<, for the imported Enameled Violet
Hat and Lace Pins, guaranteed not
TO chip. .39c instead Of SOC TO 9Sc for
'Cyrano" Chains, made In imitation Of
the imported. 25c for manufacturers sam
pie Shirt Waist Sets, some worth Soc ..
39c tomorrow for the soc 'Shellene" Combs
....4sc for samples of imported Silver Hair
Pins, massive and large worth 81 to $3.50
for 4Sc.
Evening star., 1899-03-03

States. 1t provides that property in such
cases shall be disposed of as II the person
and gives administrators. executors, etc,
three years IN which to settle estatez-
Evening star., 1899-03-03

Sl.70iinIs,teead ,e,,, of s2.25 for the new
Natural wood sticks for men, and ladies who
adopt the manufactured cloth costumes
So. SOfor Ladies' Military Cape Mack
intoshes, in English. tan, navy,
gray, brown and black. Plaid lining.
Evening star., 1899-03-03

by the President. The treaty regulates the
descent OF property of citizens of this
country who die In Great Britain and of
British subjects who die in the United
Evening star., 1899-03-03
British Treaty FavorabIy Reported.

The Senate committee on foreign reia-
tions today agreed to report favorably
treaty between the United States and
Great Britain sent to the Senate yesterday
Evening star., 1899-03-03

dozen Silk Scarfs, in the new
spring effects-Puffs, Tecks,
Four-ln-Hands and Imperials-
special patterns and as good silk
as goes IN any 75c. neckwear.
Choice.
Evening star., 1899-03-03

Every HHea"%
Evening star., 1899-03-03
Sunday Toilet.

nm per cent of the 'Recamier'' creams.
lotions, balms. soaps and powders
69c for 81 bottles Coke Dandruff Cure
Sll9 for Sl.50 bottles Imperial Hair Re-
generator. .33c for 5Oc 'ONZyn'' Balm
&c Tor the powder. Sc for pozzoni's Pa
risian cream, &c for Witchhazel cream =
lsc. oz. for Woodworth's Violet OF Sicily.
Evening star., 1899-03-03

Dr. tomorrow for 35c Fast
SOS Black Lisle Thread Stock
fngs, plain and ribbed. They are
yarn dyed, and, therefore, un-
usually dura BILE. -Four instead of
three pairs for 81.
Dr. for the 35c Silk-finish
Gauze Cotton Hose with
double soles and extra high
splieed heels. The ''Onyx". and
'Hermsdorf' specialties.
Evening star., 1899-03-03
Sunday Ribbons.

AMo instead Of 7oc yard for the latest
WV neck and belt ribbons, OF satin
ground, with b0w-knot design In gros grain
silk. Cardinal violet, pink, blue, green,
corn and combinations of white and black
and black and white. Experts to show how
to make the ties and belts
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-08
The raber Divorce Case.
(BN Telegraph. ]


HYDE Park. December THE
hearing q: the application Cf Julia Mar
loWe-1a ber. The actress. FOR a divorce
from Robert S. Tabel, the actor. VAS
was 10 the effect that Mr.. Tabers:lrd
held here yesterday. The testiE any
was to the effect that Mt. Taber became
jealous OF his wife on account OF more
Favorable newspaper criticisms tE,an ne
received. In 1896 he began To siic;: :;
GOODNESS toward 'ner. Which inc.ca~ e:i
until September 1898. In two cases Mr..
Taber Became 50 enraged chat. It was
testified he seized her ny the lnlna [
and checked her severely. This happen
Ell omse in New York ana once in '-.ah.
AT another time in Atlanta. Ga. t., he
came so enraged at reading the co:npi-
nents paid to Mrs. Ta:ber by the Eews-
papers that he overthrow the table d.
which they We're at breakfast.
Neither the petitioner nor defendant
was in court. Most Of the testimony
was given by affidavit. Miss Daley.
who has been Mrs Tabers maid 10Y
several years. was present and lec..!-
fled to seeing Mr.. Taber seize Mrs. Ia
Derby the throat. choking her severely.
wnile they We're in Utah. An agree
nent was filed between the parties that
in case the bill was granted. Mrs. Tahl:
should receive an alimony of $4,000. ne
decision has not yet been announced
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-08
The proaieal 500 II politics.

WASHINGTON, Dece mber i.-S"na-
ter Stewart. of Nevada, who several
years ago stIayed away from the Re
publican party and became officially a
silvelite ana actually a Pcpulist las
seen the error Of his Ways and return
ed to the fold. The Nevada Senator
yesterday attended the caucus of his
Republican colleagues and was received
with a warmth of welcome such as vas
due to prodigal son. He was receiv
ed with all the honors too. for it VAS
arranged before the meeting closed that
he should he assigned to committee
places as a Republican. and his name
will appear so when the revised list OF
committees is announced.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-08
DOMINION STEAMSHIPS

.OLD DoMrN1oN STEAMSHIP
~ COMPANY.
Daily service between New York ana
Virginia Points.
Inc elegant steamships Harnilton.
JEFFERSON. Guyandotte, Princess Anne'
and Old Dominion leave New YorK
every day: except Sunday. at P. IT..
tor Norfolk and Newport News. touch.
ing at Fort Monroe on the south bound
"Trip. Ships leave Norfolk for New York
olrect daily at 500 P. NJ.
A short, delightful and tnviroratina
sea voyage.
FARE
FIRST class, straight. Including
meals and berth. sac
Round trip. f1rst-class, Including
meals and berth .... ia0a
steerage. without subsistence 4.E0
SIEA MER LuRAY arrives from
sm1thheld and leaves for Norfolk div.
except Sunday at 9 A. M. Returnine
leaves Norfolk from Bay Line wharf
every day at 3 P NJ.
All business between New York AMI
newport News transacted Mt Pier 6.
Al! business between Newport Newr-
Norfolk. Smithheld and local POINTS
transacted at Pier A. foot Tweuty-fsfrh
street. 49,
M. B. cRowELL. Gen. Agent
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-08
SERGEANT MITCHELL
Patfolman Will ACT Until the
Office is Created.
THREE NAMES PRESENTED
ZEN Specials Appointed TO Strive Du,Ipg
The Holidays. Numerous Applica.
|. 3 tons K.c.iv d. One Mans
THREE NAMES PRESENTED

The most important business trans
acted by the Police Board at its meet
ing last night was the decision To ap-
lsnint 4 patrnlman to act as sergeant
pending the creation of another ser
Yeantcy.
II has been realized all along mat an
other sergeant was needed. the work
being TOO much Tor che man. Tie bari
therefore, decided unanimously II put
on an acting sergeant. Mr.. Stuart
...nlling patti Gilman in poin; Of service.
Mr.. Wilson said nc v Ia no; Vote fer
Officer Mitchell. ;..ld nominated Officer
Cratfora There was objection 10 this
officer, il being stated that ne was
foremost in this dissatisfaction Which
mare was withdrawn. ana Officer Grey
.;..s,s nominated by Mn Wilson who
voted for him. Ih. either TWO commits
slnners voting for Officer MITCHELL .wl1u
Was. accordingly declared appointed.
lie will serve at patroln;ln's salary un-
Til the regular office With salary at
t;,chrd is created
The board decided to require the po-
lite u go on duty sunday nights at :
O'Clock instead Of 6 O'Clock which is
IN hour ler than the time during
week days.
Relative TO midnight meals ana the
wearing Of belts in the winter time,
the board decided to let the regulations
in this regard stand just as they We're
nde: the resolution adopted at tn.
last meeting Of the council 1h. board
appointed ten specials TO serve from the
10Th inst. to Jan. ,. These men are ex-
pect~d to report to the chief II poles.
rs early as possible u be sworn iii.
'Fheir names are: +. T.. Holland. s :.
Lear u. $. Basket, r. b. Payne j. Z,
r. arp. j. f. Slattery. J. II. casey.
lean y. Shepherd. &. F. Hardway and
". II. Dardridge.
Tie board will meet again Monday
night in specia session for the purpose
of trying the case of House Sergeant
Hooker.
Numerous applicants sent il petitions
10" jobs on the force. Some Of these
wrote At length telling the board how
The business should be run One man.
in particular. wrote Well. In his letter
lr said:
Men who can remain cool while
Dth.fs arc excited. men who a"a watch
iul while others sleep. men who can
10y the hand of arrest upon the shpul-
der OF the armed desperate. Men vho
VIII c"ntlnu" true TO their trust unGe!.
any and all circumstances are indeed
men you need in Newport News
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-08

THE STEAMER S. A. M,cAII.
VIII leave Newport News at the fon+
OF Pler =, Twenty-fifth street, from t7s
0 I1l Dominion Pier. every Monday
NJ " eon ne; 50 and Friday, about 7:15 4.
~ w. :, w WIZ .: passengers and freight. for
ana every Tuesday. Thursday and SAP.
urday. about $3.50 P. NJ, for Norfn1t
Leaves Norfolk every Monday, Wednea.
DAY and Friday at 500 A. NJ. 11-1a-1n,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-08
MI ERcHANTs & MINERS rRANs-
IVA IMPORTATION cos STEANsHTp

n ERCHANTs & MINERS TRANR.
VA IMPORTATION cos STEAMSHIP
LIVES FOR BOSTON. PROVI-
DENCE AND BALTIMORE.
Leave Newport News via Norfolk for
BOSTON every Monday. Wednesday and
friday. Leaves for Providence everY
tuesday. Thursday and Saturday sail
Leave Newport News for Baltimore
cally, tuesdays except, at s p. M.
connecting for Washington, Ph1iadel.
nhia and New York. -
rare to Baltimore. one way, IS; rouna
recommendations and cuisine UNEQUAL
led. treight and passengers taken for
al points north and south.
f'or rurther information apply to
L. G. SAUNDERS, Agent.
Newport News. Va.
W. F: TURNER, G. P. a..
]. c.. WHITNEY, T. M.
General Office. Baltimore. Nd,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-08
A washington !. v-nu. Lot

For only $4,000 Offered at a loss. Own
er bought a year"ago, but cannot meet
next payment. On west side Thrill
cash. balance enc and two years. Next
one to it is held at $4,000 Inquire at
once. iSC,nnne;ville & Co. 1855 Twenty
sixth street. 12-S-lt
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-08
To the Public.

We regret orr inability /" offer for
sale the lots on Ninteenth street and
some on Oak avenue on accounted
want of time to grade them for the
sale. However. as soon as they can
be graded we viii take pleasure in sell
ling them to you privately or perhaps
some day we will give another recep-
ton. REYNOLDS BROS.
12-S-1t
Everything in Xmas goods in our
stock is handsome. Aliens Drug
Brore. 12-6-6t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-08

THE NORFOLK AND WASHING.
TON STEAMBOAT COMPANY. TIA
new and Powerful Iron Palace staaT.
ers Newport News, washington ana
Nortolk VIII leave daily as follows:
NORTH BOUND.
Leave Portsmouth, foot Of
North street ....... eco q M
Leave Norfolk foot Of Water
Leave Old Point Comfort s4S y n.
Arrive In Washington. INA -.
Arrive In Philadelphia, Penn.
Arrive In Philadelphia. B. & - = -
-. X H.. .ss111e a m
arrive IN New York. Penn.
~; r. 1880. ...........a "a LIE a n,
Arrive in New York, B. & o. - = u
''.'....... ........oe 1.96 D. M.
SOUTH BOUND.
Leave New York. Penn.
Leave New York, 3. & o.
Leave Philadeiphia, Penn Penn Aos p m
Leave Phlladelphia. B. & 8. - ? ID
. n: Is. Rot o. IA
Arrive in Washington Penn. = =
II: r. $40 = WOO
Arrive in Washington 3. & - = -
49,, -: =. .:...-............"A coo D. m
Leave Washington $50 = ~
Arrive Old Point Comfort. no q ~
Arrive pon+..... go .:'.'..s...... 500 a. m.
snai,,, - .SDluuth ...-...... $50 &. m.
1D1a1ly, daily except Sunday.
The trip down the historic Potomac
liver ana Chesapeake Bay on the sle-
CANT steamers OF this company is nm.
surpassed. The steamers are comnara-
a e,vslg y ne ~. having been built in 1881,
manner, with electric lights, call he'll
a aas steam heat in each room. TIA
LADIES are supplied with every dali
lacy or the season from the market 81
washington and Norfolk For tickets
- e er OF state rooms and further
d1cket Agent, Twenty -eighth street anIs
.W ~ avenue. Newport News or
70, =. ). CALLAHAN, Agent, NorfolL.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-08

Silver Novelties, quality way up.
prices way down. at Aliens Drug
Store 12-6-6t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-08
20
Per
Gent
investment; &.

We offer for sale for the next few
days house and lot for $4,000, which
rents for $50 per month. After taxes,
insurance and the rental agent is paid
for collecting the rent the property
Will net the owner 20 per cent. The
house Is new and well built, and con-
tains II rooms. Terms. $3.50 cash, and
balance at the rate Of s16.35 per month.
We also have money to loan at per
cent on Newport News real estate
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-04-05
COMING EVENTS.

Wednesday, April 5, 6 2. m, at Congre-
gational vestry--Supper; Is cents.
Friday evening, April I, at Hancock
hall-The romantic drama, "The Beggar
Venus" under the auspices of the Ons
sOuson club.
Saturday, April 8, at Methodist vestry-
Sale and supper of Junior EpWorth league.
supper from $50 to :. Tickets 15 cents.
Tuesday evening, April II, at Unitarian
vestry - Entertainment; the Family
Album, tableaux and music.
Tuesday, May IS at Hancock hall-Con
cert by Ellsworth festival chorus, with
Maconda, Chapman and Krouoid. Par
ticulars will be announced later
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-04-05

and her pure voice went up to very high
notes, and trilled In way that forcibly
| suggested a song bird. Her singing of
the lighter songs, which were more
suited to her voice, gave still great er
pleasure, and she was recalled after both
her appearances"
The Washington county railroad will
put on two Sunday trains to connect with
the Bar Harbor Sunday trains as soon as
the train time changes. 1t will be so
planned that people who reside at Calais,
Eastport or Lubec, may leave home after
breakfast, take dinner at Bangor, Bar
Harbor or Ellsworth, and return home
the same evening.
w. II. Dresser will move his market
from the old Odd Fellows building to the
building near the bridge lately vacated
by Campbell & True. The building is
being thoroughly renovated and some
alterations will be made in it, Mr..
Dresser will be in his new quarters the
latter part of this month. The store to
be vacated by him will probably be occu-
pied by B. G. Hodgkins, the confectioner.
Roderick Mcdonald returned Satur-
day from trip up-river. He thinks it
will be late when the drives get started
this year. The ice on the lakes is very
thick, and the drives which must cross
the lakes, Mr.. Mcdonald thinks, will not
be able to start before May. On some of
the brooks and streams they may start by
the middle of April, with continued good
weather. There are from four to five feet
of snow in the woods.
David Friend, who has been spending
several weeks with his family in Els
worth, left for Boston Monday on busi-
ness. He expects to return the latter part
OF the week, and will spend a few days
more in Ellsworth before going to Carl
bou. His son, Able l.. Friend, came
down from Caribou for n few days in
Ellsworth, and was warmly welcomed by
his many friends. He left for Boston
with his father Monday.
The 1899 schedule Of the Rocxland, Blue
hill and Ellsworth Steamboat Co, went
into effect yesterday. There VIII be no
sailing from Surfy until the ice ieaEe- tie
bay. After that stage will leave Els
worth at I, and Surry at 7.30 every Mon
day Tuesday aud Thursday, returning
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. But
Monday'4 boat from Ellsworth Will not
connee at Rockland with boat for
Boston until after May 10.
The n mbers of the senior class of the
high school who will compete in the
prize declamations at Hancock hall, have
been decided by vote of the class as fol-
lows: Louise Allen, Henry A. Campbell,
francis p. Cox, George c. Feroald, Leah
B. Friend, Theodore P. Higgins, Mary r.
Joy, Grace l. Lord, Armada |. Reed,
Maude f. Smith, Fannie Z. Tower and
Della &. Whitney. The declamations
will probably be given the latter part of
next week.
The partition OF the store in the Man
ming block leaves goodsized room in
the rear. This will be made into store
fronting on Franklin street. A hand
some front, like that in The Tribou store
(Continued on page 81
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-04-05

For other local nelGs see pages 4, 5 and s.
Judge Wiswell is holding court at Bath.
Hoyt A. Moore left Monday for week 5
visit in Boston.
Detective Tracy, OF Bangor, was in Ellis
worth this morning.
There will be a meeting Of the board of
aldermen this evening.
There We're few days ice boating at
Branch pond last week
Miss Bernice Bartlett, of Cherry field is
visiting relatives III Ellsworth.
Fred Hale was IN Ellsworth over Sun
day, returning to Portland Monday.
Prof. IL. {. Emery is home from Bow
doin college for the Easter vacation.
There will be a supper in the Congrega
tional ve-try this evening at o'clock.
Joseph Chapman, of Brewer, is visiting
his son, Samuel Z. Chapman, of this city.
Harold II. Clark Isl home from the Uni
versHg - Maine FIR the Easter vacation
Mis- II. Z. Wood, Of Bluehin, is the
Ruastoi Mrs. j.. 2. Duaon, in this city,
hurry Z. Walker aud G. E. BelIstty are
home from Bowd1in FOR the Easter vaca-
ton.
Pearl B. Day and wife are spending a
few days with friends il Lewiston and
Auburn.
President +. \. Wilson, of the Maine
Central railroad, was in Ellsworth
yesterday.
Misses Call < Connlck, mllners, have
returned from their annual business trip
to Boston.
Rev. j. p. Slmohton will go to Unity ON
Friday to otficiste at the funeral of an old
parishioner.
+. G. Baker, of Bangor, was in Els
worth last week, the guest of his sister,
Mrs. j. 2. Simonton.
Next Monday evening c. E. Monaghan
will give he last OF his dancing lessons
and extras at Odd Fellows hall.
John Nj. Chapman, for many years
resident of Ellsworth, has moved to
Brewer. He left Ellsworth Monday.
Charles X. Burrill and Bradford Nc
Kenzie, medical students at Dart mouth
college, are home for the Easter vacation.
Miss Minnie Holmes, the Ellsworth
correspondent OF the Bangor News, left
day for weeks visit with friends in
Bangor.
The W. c. T. L. will meet at the home
OF Mrs L. NJ. Grant tomorrow afternoon
at 2 O'Clock. A full attendance is re-
quested.
M iss Hattie E. Currier, OF Brewer, re-
turned home yesterday after a visit of two
weeks with her grandparents, IL. n. Joy
and wife, in this city.
The ladies' circle OF the Methodist
church will give supper from to this
evening at the home of Mrs. Charles II.
Grindsl, Water street.
Miss Blanche Hopkins returned to Ban
gor yesterday, after visit of several days
in Ellsworth. She was the guest while
here OF Miss Cassie Slower.
A. c. Squirting, D. d. s, has gone to
West McHenry, ILL.,, for the present. He
intends to return to Ellsworth next fall,
and locate here permanently.
John Q. Adams has returned from Bos-
ton for a short stay at home. He will
have charge of an excursion steamer near
Fall FLYER the coming summer.
About fifteen members of Donaqua
lodge, X. of p, attended the convention
and school Of instruction at Bar Harb
Monday. They report fine time.
The supreme court for Hancock county
will convene next Tuesday, Judge Emery
presiding. There is little prospect of an
extended civil term, and unless there is an
Embellishments.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-04-05
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT THIS WEEK.

First Natl Bank-safety deposit vault.
ii A Eppes-llides, pelts, etc.
w Tapley-Insurance
w Cushman & Son-Furnfture.
RFoster-Furniture.
j Cunniagham-Confect
J Walsh-Shoe store.
Call Il Connick-Milinery.
Lewis Friend h Co-Clothing.
Rockland Bluehil & Ellsworth Steamboat Co
Spring schedule.
Henry Davis-Carriage repository.
ELLSWORTH FALLS:
w II Moore-Hay and wood for sale.
HANCOCK, Me.
Lorenzo Linscott-Freedom notice.
PHILADELPHIA, PA:
The Marcus Co-Agent wanted.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-04-05

The business, editorial and printing
offices of the Hancock County Publish
ing Co. have been removed from the
Masonic block on State street to the
First National bank building, corner
of Main and State streets.