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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-03-16
GRAIN, ETC.

~Detrolt-Hay, No. timothy, " % per ton.
Potatoes, per bu. Live Poultry, spring
ohichens, 9Hc per ID: fowls, SMc; turkeys. lie;
ducks, SC. Eggs, strictly fresh, lie per doz.
Butter, best dairy. l5e per lbi creamery. 2lc.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-03-16

Alabastlne. the only durable wall coat
Ing, takes the place Of scaling kalsomines
wall paper and paint for walls. IL can be
used on plaster. brick, wood or canvas
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-03-16

A mans pride would be vanity II possessed
by his neighbour.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-03-16

al lively liver pure blood clean skin bright eyes per
rec. health Cascarets Candy Cathartic will obtain
ana secure them for you. All druggists, loo. &c toc.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-03-16

There are no cross babies or sick babies in
families that use Browns Toething Cordial"
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-03-16

A deep thinker is apt to indulge in a
vestibule train of thought.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-03-16

Flowers always go to waist when worn In {
girls belt.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-03-16

Wounded pride uses dignity for
salve.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinne Tablets. All
druggists refund the money IL IL fails to cure
eoc. The genuine has l.. Is O. on each tablet
Root beer ought to be q popular beverage
among base ball cranks.
Carriers Ext. Smart Weed
WI v cure cold in one night; will cure sore
Tor Catarrh In every 25c bottle.
J.. theatrical stage is not an airship because
u has wings and flies.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup
or children teething softens the gums
nation, aAys pain, wind collie rs cents bottle
The earth is the first revolver OF which we
have any record.
Health for Ten Cents.
lively liver pure blood clean skin bright eyes, per.
Get health : cascarets Candy Cathertic will obtain
ana secure them for you. All druggists loc, &c toc.
mans pride would be vanity II possessed
oy his neighbor
never used so quick a cure as Piso's Cure
,or Consumption.-J. b. Palmer, Box I'LL, Seat
ie' wash, Nov. p. 1885,
Half loaf is sometimes better than no chance
20 loaf at all.
There are no cross babies or sick babies in
antilles that use Browns Toething Cordial"
yirl's belt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-31
Forward, virginia!


RrOvidence IK. - III - -, 20 -
rba era OF prosperity is no. coniiIlea a, 40
AZ, ne Seth o. or the West Word comes that
IN No Virginia industrial enterprises hd iSe
been abundant and pros.p,eloaunsd that S.
S5ayooo hos been recently invested In indus
r more than ever before in the history u
the city. - ...,,a ,,,,ln the IN
.~di"ction of electric appliances. snip
hnildng' the James-river improvement
1nnon,ofive building and some other IN, III,
terests are mentioned, while Ne New sbIr,.
News which has one OF the ia h co,,n ntI
4, DUt forning ahead phenomenally. and SNIP
building interests are as acu'e ID "'''
Who would have prophesed.o an - ,h pich ~
the dark days Of the CRY Oh ou " wv"
mond2'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-31
Dress Goods Department.
New Dress Goods!

Notwithstanding the lateness Of the season, we
ire receiving new dress goods almost daily.
A few price hints
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-31
rrn wATEn-WORIIs IMPROVED.
Necessary Additions Made 10 ire
plant-Good Result Of Meters

rba water-works of the city, OF .
which Mr.. Charles l.. Boiling Is supeiln-
tendent, are in an excellent cohu41i0"' /
The grounds and buildings OF the P'l"r /
houses and reservoirs are IN good oiuel,
and present an attractive appearance. /
much needed Improvement 10 lhe Ne"
plmp-house has been completed consist
ing Of the enclosure OF the pavilion lh
GLASS. This was formerly an open space
and the floor Of the pavilion was Tue
cover TO the pumping machinery anu =.
times of rain and suOw-stOrms, exposing
IL TO damage; now, the machinery u
thoroughly protected and the pa'ilio"
available for pleasure parties at al 30"
sons. 49, ..,,,,,,,,r.
Owing to the decrease IN the con9ui.p,
ton of water, the demand upon
pumps has been relieved, ana tne 49,,
mont has been enabled to 90 over an
tbn machinery at both stations ana put
II in drst-class order. This work mas
hean done by the regular force. 1hero
bas been no oOccasin 10 use the ste@Hl
pump during this year, another item "a
expense being saved. Inc annual 20 e. e.
nronriation to the department Was sio,iOo'
included in this was the sum o. >''VOV'
iii amount 10 be expended In max
ing an examination or the gas ailu
vater-pipe systems, TO ascertain ny
| damage done by eleciro1yais' @''O' ~
the purpose OF examination anu e~pSi.
ments as to the best methou u 80
| 49,, ,,.,fer careful electric survey was
IL of The pipes by Mr. a. Schoeh
- renorted serious damage 10 lhe
! -, and lead services, due 10 electro
- me Council has recently passed.
a. ordinance requiring the eIec1llc Ia,
| Ids TO make such constructor as wiz
| INJECT and etectualiy prevent damage
from this cause.
| Evneriments and examinations as to
| the hest method OF clearing the water
10 nS been conducted for several months
n"N0 -, ms / w. Mallet and r.. -. Levy,
20 se c,nerts selected for this work
~, ~ committee on Water. These gen
| 80 have given this subject very care
81 and scientific study, and will shortly
! s,,brn5t a report of their results and re-
concentrations. 1t is earnestly TO be
So~S ma, after the matter has been
,,,,t,ott+ad and discussed, IL will not be
dronned but that the means or furnish-
/ inc clear water Will be provided. NO ex-
nenditure could be made, redoundlns
more 10 the benefit and interest OF Ken
mond. than that OF having Clear VIZ.
Tbe balance Of the appropriation
ls,- lcn has been expended In mainten-
ence and repairs. pipe extensions, ser.
80 fire hydrants and meters. Ihere
b 80 been 5si meters set during this year.
The good results due TO The adoption OF
The meter system continue, as tney are
placed. There have been no coinp'"i''''
for lack OF pressure. 60
The receipts for water amount
vg7 800 for the year, In wnich are no.
included the value OF the wafer -
s,,,,ad nv the city department and nre
sSr,ice approximately estimated az
,os 600 These results conelusiyely snow
fsat the water-works is one OF the fhosl
,..1,,ofIe of the city's possessions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-31

Assorted lot Of tlGeta silk waists. bro
ken sizes. some slightly faded So or
sold at s.. for....-... .....'.''
Special lot OF siz and satin waists,
stripes stripes and nd. plaids' sold at s74s. S3.08
Strictly Atwood flannel waists, fan
cy braided front. worth $500 S2.A8
for ......... ...................
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-31
MILLER & RHOADS
Great Opportunities for Economy!
Many viii Be Quick to Take the Advantage.


attractive lots rem
downf
O-"I when
armentu enof
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-31
Interesting Linen News.
Broken Lines Repriced.
Odd Lots Sacrificed.

Mil Ends Of Crashes and Table Dam1skss
sciled and muSsed lots Of Doylies and Din>
ner Napkins caused by the great holiday
rush, TO 90 al unheard-of prices. All Of
these minated items present enticins OTTER
ingS.
Fringed Doylies. red and blue bor- go
ders, worth &C.; each for.............
F'ringed Doylies. all linen, red ana
blue borders. worth &C.; special, 1aC
eacn Alumni. ..........s....''ss'.''' ~
Short lengths Of Crash. i6 inches 40
wide. worth &c; special for..........
Afil-Ends az Brown Crash. all lin ESQ
en-. worth i-3c.; for..............-... C%~
NIll-Ends OF All-Linen Crash. red 49,
border, worth &C.: fOr.................. <eS
Mlll-Dnds OF Red Border Crash. $50
oil linen, special bargain at.......... "a
Iuck Towels. red border. hemmed, hSC
Special value ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Va
Bath Towels pure blcached. 1sx43 100
inches. worth 12isc.; for.............. W.
, sah T Toy,b ,l pure Seaehsd aon
Dinner Napkins. pure bleached. coc
good size. worth &C.. fcr.............. Co~
Dinner Napkins. pure bleaohed. q s7CC
size. worth 500: special.............. [yS
Dinner Napkins. oil linen. puro CT m
bleached, worth {l.25; special at. ~i'"~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-31
Grand Clearing Sale
of Dress Goods.

After the enormous dress goods business which
we have done during the past season we find we have
many broken lots, odd pieces. dress and skirt
lengths Of the seasons most desirable fabrics. We
have gone through the stock thoroughly, starting at
the &c kinds and not sighting any tip to the s.
grades. and culled out the broken lots, Odd Pieces
Dress Patterns, Skirt Lengths, Remnants, &c, and
marked them at prices for quick selling during this
sale. For your convenience we have arranged them
on the front counters in our dress goods section, all
marked in plain figures. Should You have dress
goods want come early and secure your share, as
some of the lots are not large and ai not last long.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-07-06
g$ru8i3 40.

Whether this town keeps It's han
parted IN the middle or no, it Ger,
tainly should koop it brushed, have
on a clean. standing collar, its era.
vat tied and its shoes shining. for
it is lioblo to have company any
day. 1t is much more liablo to
have compatsy now than before it
had such good transportation fa
eilities. Much has already been
done in the way Of improving the
general appcarancc on Main street
and. some Of the side streets, but
further reform in this direction is
needed, needed badly, and needed
right now. Main Street should bo
kept clean from ono end to the
other. There should not be allowed
n barrel hoop, q barrel stave, bit
Of dry goods box or scrap of pa
per to lie loose about the streets
or anwherc III front OF Il merchants
place of business, Whether it is
I wash day or a holiday there is
always profitable employ mcnt for a
good housokecpcr. Tho same is
true Of keeping small town in
proper shape. No stono should. Je
left unturned to keep tie strcctsaaas
clean and clear as possible Of rub
Dish oven If nothing can be added
to their appearance by positive I'M
provement. They Will certainly
hold their own ;ruch longer if
there is something done 50 as to
make it up Jear that it is somebody's )
business to make thom look like
tho streets Of 1.-Two town. Moth
ing is better calculated to make y
town grow, to add to its wealth,
than such Il manifestation Oh The
part Of its people ag q due regard
in the cleanliness Of tho stree! ;
and sidcwall;$. No Sood citizen
will have 10 complain Of a tax, if a
tax is ncct ssary to accomplish this
most dcs;rabie end. Cleanliness is
next to Godlncss in a town as well
an individual. Let Us hnvo that
and then wo may no sure that
many other things which wo ncc,i
may need will y" added unto us.
This ls thr way to make the town
attractive ; this is the way to make
the people stay when they como ;
this IS the way to mako people say
nico things about tho town when
they are gone, md this is tho way
to have other, como who otherwise
would move. lave thought of com
ing but would HAY" gone somewhere
clso Brush UD.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-07-06
Internal Revenue Service,
District of South Carolina,
Deputy Collectors Otilcc,
EnSlry Junr IL 1900

~ TIsICN' JUHC 70, ISJ1.
The following described property having
been seized from Riley f. lloicOmhc for
v!olaiiOn of Sections 3257, 1881, $3.50, Il.
$. U. $.
Notice IS hereby given that any rcrson
claiming same must give bond rs provided
by Section 3i60, Il. 5. L. S., within (iO
thirty days hereof or same will be declared
forfeited To the United States
Copper still, cap, worm. do,ilcr, flow
box and pipes ~ 60 gallon wood frrmcni
ers, ID horse iron boiler. Packages Is, l.:
20, containing leo gallons corn whiSkrv.
ANSON G. MERRl(K,
td Deputy Collector.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-07-06
JULIUS PARSONS.

The examinations for the award
OF vacant scholarships in Winthrop
College and for tho admission Of
new students will be hold at the
Court House OH Friday, July. 21st
at 8 a. m.
Applicants must not"bc loss Than
fifteen years of age.
When scholarships are vacated
after July Dist, they Will be award,
cd to those making tho highest av.
erage at this examination.
The cost Of attendance, includ-
ing board, furnished room. heat,
light end washing is only $3.50
per month. -:
For further information and a
catalogue address Pres. ID. B. john
son, Rock Hill, S. G. May30td
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-07-06
SUBJECTS FOR DISCUSSION.

~ ~ 80 .'''7'
l. IVY i''".t"oN.u We cone with a
church meMo'F WHO 1"!!H TO attend
ms church services, ana WING lalls to
hcIp support inc chUrcN aha us "o'h
without l4st r>..'sc CT excuse! Open
ca by B' H. " lliiamS'
z. IS II our Uu'Y 10 give OF our
means 10 ire snrror' OF ihc gospel
II SO, "nen a';o no" HHrn ,A01l"0"e
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-07-06
GOa'sptS'

IN al! leading mn lirs long mo
dium and short cuts, From 80
conts to $500
PARASOLS AND sun SHADES
In all the now up TO date ideas.
You will find tbom in black, white
and colors.
THEIR CARPET, MATING.
RUG, Shade and Curtain Depart
mcnt is tho largest in this part OF
the country and their prices are
guaranteed lower than you will find
in Atlanta or Charleston.
They keep Ruttcrick Pattorns-
only roliablo pattern. Ask for
Bntterick Fashion Sheet and Yark
Stick, and Trading Stamps-they
present them to their customers.
~- Just openod Ready Made
Shirt Waiats and Skirts.
W. G q lister
| Il Reattie,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-07-06
SURVEYOR

Havo your land surved, ! an
prepared with first class instru-
monts to do you u first. class job,
and can be f., ul-d at my residence,
Alexander, S. &. or reached by
phone.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-07-05

The AMERICAN has subscribers at 100
OF the II6 post-ofices in Hancock county;
aR the Jas.sT papers in the county com
eined do not reach so many. THE AMER-
IcAN Is No the only paper printed IN
Hancock co nty, and has necer claimed to
be, but it Is The only paper that can prop
eTly be called a COUNTY paper; all the
rest are merely local papers. The eircula-
tsoH Of TIE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Rarbor Records summer list, is larger
Mon tta' 81 al the other papers printed
en Hancock county.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-07-05

East OrIand.
DR.. Abrams and daughters, of Hartford,
Conn, arrived to-day.
Will Wentworth went to Belfast Mon
day and returned Wednesday.
Mrs. Lena Partridge and two children
are visiting relatives in Orrington.
Mrs. Annie Jocylen snd two children.
OF Bueksport, are visiting friends here.
Marshall Fsrnhem, OF Bucksport, spent
few days at Flora Doris the past week.
Ralph Leach, who attends school at
Portland, is at home during his vacation.
Mrs. Cook, who has been visiting at
John Higgins, returned to her home in
Bath Thursday.
Miss Jennie Mason left for Northeast
Harbor Thursday. where she has employ
ment in hotel.
George Bell and family, OF Portland,
Conn, arrived Tuesday TO spend the sum-
mer at their cabin.
Capt. Albert Dunbar and wife spent
Thursday in Bluehill, the guests of their
daughter, Mrs. Mile Snow.
Miss Lettie BlaisdeIl, OF Boston, ar
rived Wednesday for her annual vacation
with her parents, William Blaisdell and
wife.
jensen Benson, Of Hartford, Conn., who
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COUNTY NEWS.
por odd5deral County Ne'es see other pages


North LamotRr-
Mildred crane, OF Orono, Is visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. Ira Hagen.
Capt. Frank fitzpatrick, of New York,
. home for vacation.
Miss Edith Richardson is home from
Sav Hsrbor to spend the Fourth.
Miss Annie Young goes to Seal Hsrbor
Monday. to be employed at the Glencove
for the season.
Eff, Young has recently purchased the
field opposite his dwelling, from William
Watts
Mss Leila Richardson is employed at
Eegemoggin for the season.
Miss Sadie Coggins, who has been
teaching al East Lamoine, returned home
Rn Friday, also Nira Austin, who has
been teaching at Partridge Cove.
L. Jordan Holt, one of the recent grad
mates at Hebron academy, arrived home
on Monday after brief visit to his
brother, DIR. Clarence Holt, at Dover.
School closed Friday, after very sue
cessful term taught by Miss Phosie Hig-
decorated with evergreens ana flowers,
and large mum Der of visitors Was pres
emit. After the class recitations the fol-
lowing programme was enjoyed: Exer-
else, Wesley Smith, Margaret Young,
Vira smith, Forrest Richardson, Lyle
Butler and Gussie Graves; recitation,
Lewis Smith; quotations by several pupils,
from Miles Stsndish; recitation, Natalie
Salisbury; exercise, pupils; recitation,
Lester Young; recitation, Forrest Rich
srdson; recitation, Wesley Smith, recits
tion, Glsdys Norwood; reelection, Crosby
Young dialogue, Clarence Smith, Archie
kief ard Eunice Co-gins; class recitation;
recitation. Clarence Smith; exercise,
several boys; class recitation, Euni,e
Coggins. ths following pupils were not
absent 2 day; Ly.e Butler, Lsngdon
Hodgk -, Nktssie Salisbury. Crosby
Young, .trthar u-eves. Ralph kief
Clifford Graves, Gu-sle Graves, Emory
Smith, Forrest Richardson Absent only
on account Of sickness Lester Young,
Earl Smith and Wesley Smith.
JG!y !. y
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-07-05

south Deer Isle.
Mrs NJ. d. Robbins and daughter Miss
Alice arrived home Thursday for the
summer.
School closed Friday. Miss Lancaster
will make a short visit to friends in
Gouldsb oro before going home.
Thursday evening the high school at
Stonington had an entertainment, and
Friday evening plans are complete for
one by the grammar school at that place,
and one al the church here by the two
districts in this vicinity under Misses
Drew and Lancaster.
HHying has commenced but the weather
has not been very favorable SO far, the
short light showers just sufficing to keep
it damp. They have been good for gar
den-, however. The hay crop Will be
ligtt, some estimating the prospect at
about two-tbirds the average.
"Wednesday was Mason day a, Deer
l~He. " ten Fiue Tree chapter Installed Of
tiaers IN The presence OF invited guests
from the home lodges and Ninsinaytn.
aerc a. bst G let snd bail IN the even
lug QlIte number from here YRS pres
e7t, aad report very snjoyab.e time
The ". c r. t met WIKI Ms. May
Il 7hhlas Wednesday. After tue opening
service the members adjourned to the
schoolhnu~e, where they spent the re-
maiuder @: the afternoon. They WIRE
much pleased with the quiet orderly
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-07-05
>UItIS an

>uit,san.
Warren Tram is in town for his sum
mer vacation.
The Misses Booth, OF New York are
guests the Dennis family.
The sound of the Maine Central steamer
''sebeEoa" is again heard in the bay.
Fred simpson. OF Newton, with his sister
Eunice. Is expected in town the coming
week.
Mrs. Albert Tlton, Of Franklin Falls,
y. Il, is stopping with her mother, Mrs.
Moon.
The Manor Inn mas quite number o.
guests, and all speak OF the attractions OF
the house.
Miss Louisa Hawkins played the we'd
ding march at the Taylor Ring wedding
at West sullivan Friday.
Mrs. George Emery and son, of Kansas
City, also Ralph Emery and wife, OF New
ton, Mass, vii! be in town the latter part
OF the coming week.
Mrs. : V. Dennis came home Saturday.
June "a, from months stay in Wayeriey
with her daughters. She was accompanied
by her youngest daughter. Ida, whose
school year in Massachusetts has closed.
Her eldest daughter came on the follow
ing Monday accompanied by her husband
Rev. H. II. Saunderson. Both will pass
the summer here.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-07-05

>,rthra-t Hnrb"r-
The hotels are open aud fast filing up.
stephen smallidee, who has been quite
i'll, IS able to 90 out pleesan; days.
Miss Edith Salisbury, OF Huli's Cove, Is
gisi,iu. h@r grandparents, J. a. Peckf u
aud wife.
tn WINNING ool opened Saturday
fl. harrison, upert"tendent; Mls- L. A.
Wood, secretary: both OF Boston.
Attool < Burr have finished heir con-
trace ON the golf grounds. They have
dons job = hich does them creait.
NJ. Dooasu / doing quite business in
furnishing the cottages with water from
the Mt. Desert mineral spring.
Joseph Corson has moved n family on
his farm near the golf grounds aud taken
his house al his siabie for an office He
VIII board AS uof; nea.
AT its last stated convention, Atlantic
lodge. X. of p, elected the following
officers for the ensuing term: c. G.,
Isaac 7. Moore; y. c, John H. Pressey,
p, Rev. Ernest a. Cranston; NJ. of w,
Lowell G, Hodgkins, n. OF K. and ), H.
Edwin stanley; NJ. Of r, Herbert A.
Stanley, NJ. OF t, stephen omallidge;
NJ. al A. William NJ. Peekhsm; l. G.,
William J. knox; O. G., A NJ Man
chester; ursanist, Benjamin c. Graves.
On Thursday evening, July 6, the lodge
Will hold public installation q, the par
ish house. Dr.. Cornelius B. Smith will
deliver an address on Friendship, Char
ity and Benevoience" All are welcome.
July /. JAP.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-07-05

IN additional County se,cs see ether rogeA
Bar Harpor.

Bar Harpor.
The road being built under the super
vision OF George b. Dorr, one OF the mill
ionaire residents of Bar Harbor. extend
ing from the Harding farm to the Otter
Creek road, is open for driving. The
road cost about IS 600, one half Of which
was paid by the town of Eden, and the
OF her half by the summer residents. The
seectmen are now receiving bids for the
construction Of the new road at Salisbury
Cove, for which the town made appropria-
ton OF = COO.
The convention OF the American insti-
tute of instruction convenes here to-
morrow, and continues until Monday.
Bar Harbor is prepared to receive and en-
terrain a big crowd OF school teachers.
Gov. Powers will greet the delegates in
behalf of the State, State Supt. OF Schools
Stetson. viii welcome them in behalf
OF The teachers OF Maine; and First Sc
lectman J. f.. Bunker, jr., Will bid
them welcome to Bar Harbor. Among
notable speakers will he Pres. Eliot. q
Harvard university; Hon. Horace L.
Wadiiil. chief Of the Massachusetts hn-
reau OF statistics; Pres. Nathaniel Butter,
of Colby college; Hamilton /. Fish, presi-
dent of the y. T.. schoolboek men; Mrs.
Florence Collins Porter, presiden OF the
Maine federation OF wJmeu's clubs;
J. Liberty Todd, director Of the putl
industrial art school o! Philadelphia;
Rt. Rev. VIM. Lawrence, hishop of Massa
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-07-05

SargentviIle.
Tire family of Capt. w. D. Cover, of
Newton, Mass, arrived Saturday and are
at the Ashlawn with Mrs. Covers
mot her for the summer
The Maine Lake Ice Co., recently organ
lied for the purpose of operating large
ice plant at Walkers pond, has quite a
force OF men employed there. Ice houses,
wharf and necessary machinery for
operating a tirst-clsss plant will be put
in. The work will be pushed as fast as
possible, and completed in season for
harvesting ice next winter.
July l. A. Ii. 5.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-07-05

Verona.
George Abbott Is moving from the
Staples house to the Jordan house in
Bucksport.
Capt. Alfred WsrdweH is in chsrge &
the Jos. Il. Totteu" OF tht Bue = port
and Prospect ferry.
Id Farmer has purchased a fac horse
TO take the place OF The one wi,teh Was
burned IN the fire that acstr yed his
buildings.
The last OF the spring schools closed
Wednesday. The teachers were: dist
No. l, Alice +. Webster, Verona; No. >,
Dora +. Abbott, Buck port; No j, A Eg-
genie Smiley, Bangor, NJ. 1, Rose t.
Benson. fremont The schools have been
very satisfactory, the pupils -now .ng ad-
vaneement both in scholarship and de-
pertinent.
July /. l.