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BLUEHILl.

Miss Doris Merrill is At home from Mel
rose high school.
Hon. Marcelius Coggan, Of Boston and
Bluehill, spent the weekend here.
Miss Augusta Leighton. teacher OF the
grammar school, has gone to her home in
Harrington for the recess.
Members OF Bluehill Gre company are
requested to meet ct the FIRE house Satur-
day evening, Feb. 10, at 7-3o.
A pretty valentine party Was held by
the Congregational Sunday school Mon
day. A picnic supper was served.
Pupils Of the Bluehill primary school per-
feet In attendance during the winter term |:
Fannie E. Hinckley, Arnold c. Hinckiey,
Edward J. Bowdsn, Alice NJ. Bowden. J.
Francis Hargrove, Lester A. Robertson.
Rodney w. Pert, Thelma N. GrindIe,
Robert e. Grindie, Manuel II. ID. Melln, jr,
Justus 8. Mello.
The third entertainment in this winters
course, on February p, will be drama,
ssThe Congressman" Well-known local
amateurs arc being coached by E. g. Will
liams, 20 well and favorably known for
his work in staging plays. The musicians
are also generously doing their part-Wal-
ter Lttle6eld, violin; Guy Carter, cornet;
Roy Twining, clarionet; Mrs. Twining,
acccmpanist.
Feb, IA. H.
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tates hereinafter named:
A. probate court held 1t Ellsworth, in ana
ior the county Of HAncock. on the eirht r
osy q g brnnry. being an adjourned ses.
court. -e'
ME following matter having been pYe.
senttd for the action theveroon heyein
stser Indica' ed. Il 70 hereby ordered; Thsa
so.ise thereof be given 10 ! persons intsr.
sstea. ~ causing copy Of this order "a -
kSmonsnee three y. eks Increasingly In the
- r., American. > newspap.r puhlished
- Ellsworth. in said county thst nav ~
sppesr q P,obsse court to Be held q EIIc.
oHn, IN ~sin county, on the SEVENTH dsy a.
Sarcr. o. a. ISIS At ten of the cioch IN ~
sossnson, and Be heard thsrecn il they -
Aesry = Greeley, lsae Of Eds.. 4. ..,x
sounty. decsassd. Peitton that Emns u
S sssy o. so@e other suitable person be a..
kolnteo Standardization Of the eetats 81 ~
$780, without living honds, 5 ssssfsS
q smma y. Greeley. widow Of said dscsnssd,
= ssss sspy = Ne ssiGissl.
Aseest;-.. =. cnAss. Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-02-16

With the municipal election less
than three weeks away, local politics
is gradually taking precedence over
State and county politics In Els
worth. Present indications are that
Mayor Hagerthy and the four repub-
hcan aldermen OF the present board.
and Street Commissioner Newman
viii stand for re-election. which seems
to assure . republican victory n the
outset. Two or three possible candi-
dates for aldermen from ward 2,
which chair 10 now fllled by = demo
crat. have been talked OF, but party
sentiment has not yet concentrated
on either Of these. In democratic cir
cles there 10 considerable discussion
OF the situation, but the campaign
has not yet taken shape. The only
avowed candidates from the demo-
cratic side are n. Fremont Maddocks,
who says he will be candidate for
alderman In ward 4, and Joseph Nor
rison, who announces his candidacy
for the democratic nomination for
street commissioner.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-02-16

.nkRIrF.s SALE.

sAkHlfFB SALE.
STATE OF MAINE. CouHrS OF HANCOCK ~
February 10. . d.. 1878.
TAKEN this 10Th day Of February. =. a.
1 1916. on execution dated the 2lst day Of
D.cenber, . 4. 1914 Issued on . indsment
the county o. PenoSseos. IL ss HS1i s;s sSs
at term thereof begun and holden
1915, 70 VT. ON the srd day Of Febrs.
ary. . a: ISIS, in favor Of Virgil 4. Fairbanks,
against Calvin p. Graves. Of Hancock, 10 thc
cocnty Of Hancock, for one hundred sixtsen
doiiars And sixteen Gems, debt OF damage,
ana ten dollars and ave cents, cost Of suft And
seven doiisrs and seventy cests interest since
rendition q Judgment. and will Be- sold at
hancock county, Maine. TO the highest bidder
on the thirteenth day OF March, .. iS,a, 81
ten O'Clock In the forenoon, the following
described real eatat< and all the right, title
and interest which the said Calvin r. Graves
has In and TO the same, to Wit:
First lot bounded ION the east by the road
leading from the county road 70 the james
McfsrlAnd homestead lot; on the nouth ~
land now or formerly Of George Youur. and
on the west BY land nov or formerly OF JAIME.
way leading from North Hancock 10 Eifs.
worth AID containing more or Iess with All
the butiotngs thereon standing.
second lot bounded on the south BY the
i niack lot 20 called; on the east BY the Heath
land lot 90 called. now or formerly owned b.
Alsed Tracy, ard on the west by land form
meriy owned BY James Brown. sxceptfue that
part soId % + A. Heath. Bsins sains prrm.
ne nS csc T IN deed Rec: Hapccck Registry
COCK Registry Deeds. Above subjected 10
.no ,1 IS to Ellen W. Rollins, Rec. Vol. 500,
r. O. saLsBy, Sheriff.
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There Is grand Old man, cfssn seen ON the
street,
He il tall and erect, and pleasant to meet.
when he was young he was captain OF . crew;
On his next birthday he will be ninsty-two.
II 10 very interesting 10 hear him remark
On the days when he sailed a. captain Of .
bark,
Steamships then were remarkably few
And all natioualities made mp bis crew.
We zee him often on . cold, winters day
A. down over the hill he vspds hia way,
To see his daughter and his children-grand
And to ret the papers At Leisnd's news stand
He Keeps we'll posted on all politics,
And won't vote for men who "play bad
tricks".
He wants honest men each once 10 ill;
Such IL this man who lives on the hill.
Born in surry in isnteen-twenty-fcor-
His fathers house stood quite back from the
shore.
Things we're dinerent then than they are just
There was NO such thing ~ . side-hill pillow.
The girls and the boys they would 90 TO .
party
And dance and sins-shey ~ere strong and
hearty.
Ihe girls wore Eoop ekfrte ana MOODS on thesf
head;
TAey were plump and pretty, and cheeks
were red.
Hobble skirtss There was NO such thing.
And they never heard tell Of diamond ring.
when he was boy and living at home.
Indians around the Deieborhood would roam !;
Very wild, with bright paint on each face,
which was characteristic Of all that race.
They would hunt for bea:, deer and moose,
And the squaws ON their hack would lug .
papoose.
In eighteenth city 1.-TWO. while sailing the seas,
In very rough weather and an awful stif
breeze,
Fire broke out aboard his good able ship,
And he made up his mind that would be his
last trip.
He could see no sails anywhere in sight,
And the sailors were In Q terrible fright
There seemed nothing to do but to drown or
to burn,
when very large bark they CHANGED to dis
Germ.
She sailed down to them. and the crew was
saved
From burning 70 death or watery grave.
The captain used them well, and forty days
after
Landed them safe ON the Rock Of Gibraltar.
For sixty years he sailed the seas,
In all kinds Of weather and any old breeze.
From st. John, N. r., this captain would 20
Until he reached the Gulf Of Mexico.
He was good navigator, which all know 10
true,
And now u the age Of near ninety-two
He 10 strong and smart, and though strange Il
seems,
Such IL the life Of Capt. Neheniah Means.
e. L. DRUMMxy.
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VAIL 8AS0AA ~ sO8AAHs
Capt. Edgar A. Jordan died suddenly Sun
day evening ct bis home at the Dyer Jcr-
dan placs on the Morrison district cross
road. Capt. Jordan had been Ill about three
weeks, with . touch OF pneumonia, but
was mp and about the house Sunday. SUN
day evening, while eating light supper,
he wss taken suddenly III Of acute indi-
gestion. and died half an hour later.
Capt. Jordan was born in Ellsworth,
sixty-six years ago. the son Of the late
Asa Jordan, and this city had always been
ID home. In very early iifs he began
eoins to -, going trips to the Grand
Ranks ard coassinG. Later b became .
captain OF vessels, commanding At various
times the EggeDora, Westefloo, LAvolta
and Catherine. He retired from the So
some fifteen years ago, and had since been
employed at the ship yard.
CAPT. Jordan lesvss . widow and i've
children Harold, engineer OF . steam
ship running to Panama, who arrived
home from Newport News, Va, this morn
ing; Walter, Harvard and Gladys, living
ct home. and Mrs. Howard Kincaid. Of
Ellsworth Falls.
The funeral was held at the home this
afternoon Rev. P. A. A. Killan officiating
The bearere were Capt. John w. Jordan,
8. 8. Estey, Clifton Woodward and Capt.
Walter J. Clark.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-02-16

Inquiry into the fitness OF Louis d.
Brandeis for the supreme court bench
is being publicly aired before the sub
committee of the Senate judiciary
committee, to which was referred the
Presidents nomination Of Mr.. Bran
deis. The fact that such an inquiry
is deemed necessary It all, should dis
qualify Mr.. Brandeis. The appointee
for such an eminent position should
be far above all question OF un6tness.
The inquiry does not comport with
the dignity OF the Office. Tho objec-
ton to Mr.. Brandeis 10 not because of
any lack of legal ability, but rather
lecause he 10 "opinionated, dema-
gogic theorist. and lacking in judicial
temperament. On the other hand,
his supporter claim that, because Of
his known socialistic tendencies, his
elevation to the supreme court bench
would be the greatest safeguard
against 1.-THE increasing distrust Of the
courts BY the class Of people who
have lent willing ear to the accusa-
ton that the courts we're controlled
by the big interests." Politically, the
nomination is looked upon a. . strong
bid by President Wilson for the Jewish
and labor union vote. The opposi-
tion to MIR. Brandeis 10 not condned
to republicans. Democrats. espec-
tally Southern democrats, we're also
shocked" by the nomination. Their
principal objection seems to be that
he 10 not . democrat, much LEES .
Southern democrat.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-02-16
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY is. 1915.
REPusLrcAs STATE CONVENTION.

The republican State convention for the
year 1918 will be held In city hall, Portland,
In the forenoon, az for the purpose Of Domi-
mating six candidates for electors OF Presi-
dent and Vice President Of the United States;
siterustes, to attend The repubIican national
convsntion to be held in the city Of Chicago.
il the state Of Illinois, on Wednesday. the nth
ssy q June lss 90 s,scsns state eco
Tor each county; sndtO formulating and
adopting declaration Of principles; Or plat.
Maine viii appeal 70 the electors Of Maine In
the ensuing campaign and the September
election; and also (7i transActing any other
bssine.: that may properly come before the
ne basis Of representation win be - fol.
lowu;-Each city. town and plantation VIII
sevenss-sve votes cast Tor the republican
candidate for governor in 1919 an additional
deleeate. and for . fraction Of forty votes In
ezcess OF seventy. i've votes an additional
Dsleeates must be elected subsequent to the
date Of this call in order TO be eligible 70 par
ticipsts in the convention. :. 1900.
reception hall adjoining city hall IT O'Clock
IN the forenoon o. the day Of the convention
= receive the credentials Of the delegates.
State oo1mittse will hold . public meeting
n Tie dining room 81 the Falmouth hotel.
Portland. Meane. u ~ c'cIock. 81 which
Msetins al de1egstes, and others Inter ested
IN the welfare and success Of the republican
party, will have an opportunity to make sug-
6sstfons. and Assist in formulating and draft
ing declaration Of principles, or platf.rm.
70 be presented to the convention for consid-
GRAFTON. amendment and sdc ption.
All electors Of Maine who are opposed to
the policies Of the democratic party and in
aympathy with the pu rp0ses and aims Of the
republican party. without regard to past po-
litical Affiliations, are cordially invited and
urged to assist AID unite in electing delegates
tions, TO participate in the proceedings Of this
convention.
Per order republican State committee.
FLANK J. HAN, Chairman.
II. II. HAsrIxss, Secretary
The following list shows the number of
delegates TO which each city, town and plan
tation in Hancock county is entitled.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-02-16

An important nomination seon to
b made by Governor Curtis 10 that
q commissioner of sea and shore
Ashsries to succeed Commissioner
Woodbury., whose term expires March
:. There 10 no dearth OF candidates
Sor this desirable ONCE, all bat two OF
Tho coast counties being represented
IN the list. Joseph }. Roberts, Of
Winter Harbor, i the only candidate
irom Hancock county 90 far an
nOunced, but Hancock county il not
hcking in ssdark horses''.
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OBITUARY.



The death Of Mrs. Elizabeth Tracy.
which occurred suddenly 1t her hoEss on
uppsr Main street, Sunday morning, re-
moves one Of the older residents Of Ellis
worth, and woman highly esteemed.
She suffered shock Saturday, which was
followed BY another bringing the fatal
result.
Mrs. Tracy wss born In North Hancock
in 1851, and lived there nearly all her life.
A few years ago she and her daughter,
Mrs. Stella Shaw, moved into the Ellis
worth home, but spent the summers at the
Tracy homestead, where she had spent all
her married life. Her maiden name was
Miles, and late in her teens she was married
to Eben Tracy, with whom she lived
happily for more than city years. Four
children were born to them, but the only
surviving members Of the family are the
daughter referred to and A. T.. Tracy, Of
West Hancock.
She was woman Of quiet Temperament,
OF plee-ant face and voice, strongly at
tacbed to her horne aud its interests. Her
husband being Grand Army man. she
Was at one time connected with. the
womsn's relief corps Of this city, and 10
her younger years was . good helper In
the work Of that organization. With her
friendly disposition and her ready sym
pathy and help. she endeared hsrself to q
wide circle Of friends.
Services were held at the home yestsr-
day afternoon, conducted BY Rev. P. A. A.
Killnm. The son. and the daughter he
20 faithfully cared for her, have the gym
pathy Of the community.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-02-16

A full fedged Roosevelt boom for
the presidency was given wing In
Massachusetts Friday, In the formal
announcement BY Grafton d. Gushing,
Charles Sumner Bird, Congressman A.
p. Gardner and State Senator Robert
n. Washburn, that they will be candi-
dates for delegates at-l large from
Massachusetts to the national republic
can convention, pledged to the nomi-
nation Of Col. Roosevelt. The signi-
Hcance OF the movement 10 In the
personnel OF the ticket thus an
nounced. Three Of the four mon have
been candidates for governor Of Mass
achusetts. and they represent both
the progressive and stand-pat wings
Of the republican party. Mr.. Gushing
10 clean-cut republican, and was .
Taft delegate to the 1919 convention.
Mr.. Bird has been leader Of the pro-
gressive party since it, birth, and was
twice the progressive candidate for
governor OF Massachusetts,. Congress-
man Gardner was the leader Of the
Taft republicans In Massachusetts in
1919, and fought Col. Roosevelt with
great ardor. In 1918 he was the re-
publican candidate fer governor
against Mr.. Bird, with whom he 10
now lined up for Roosevelt. Senator
Washburn 10 also . republican OF the
stalwart type. The announcements
came after Col. R0osevelt sailed for
six-weeks' trip TO the West Indies.
He has already refused 70 allow his
name togo on the primary ballot In
Michigan. What wal he do In Xass-
aohuootts7
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-02-16

Last week saw another break in
President Wilson's cabinet. Secre-
tary OF War Garrison has resigned
because the President would not COM
init himself definitely to the CONT
mental army. The resignation Of
Secretary Garrison was followed by
that of his assistant, Mr.. Brecken-
ridge. Secretary Garrison, in his
letter Of resignation. says 'sthere can
be no honest,or worthy solution Of tho
military problem which does not re-
suit in national forces under the OK.
elusive control and authority Of the
national government. ANY other so
luton is illusory and not real, 10 I'M
important and not substantial" The
President seems to have been par
unfortunate In the advisors
he selected for his ofhcial family. The
trouble seems TO be that they all wish
to be dictators instead Of advisors.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-02-16

When thermomstere about town
were bobbing around eighteen ard
twenty below zero yesterday morn
ing, DIR. Harvard Greedy called up
THE AMERICAN to remind us that Il
was ssnot 90 cold". He read from .
copy Of TIE AMERICAN away back
in 1857: January %, twelve degrees
below zero all day. with high north
west wind. Morning OF January "a,
forty i've below zero. Mercury frose
in ave minutes.n
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SOUTH BRooKsvILLE.

Mrs. Ada LAdd 10 visiting At Owls Head.
Mrs. Helen circuit has gone to Newbury
Neck to visit her son Charles.
w. c. Bates has purchased the house
and lot Of p. A. Wardweli at CIRCUITS
Hafbor.
Mrs. vesta L. Wescott died at her homo
here Thursday, Feb. 10. Mrs. wescott,
who wss advanced in years. had been fail
ing for several years, but her death was
probably hastened by the burning acoi-
dent OF few weeks ago. The funeral was
held At the homo, Rev. Mr.. Bradeen
onsciating. She leaves one son, Fred l.
Cotter. OF this place.
Feb. IA. C..
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HoW's Thisf
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case of CataRRh that cannot be cured ~
Halls CataSrh Cure
=. ]. CHENEY = CO.. Toledo, o.
We. the undersigaed, have Known =. J.
Qheney for The Isse y years, sna believe him
dor ard hnapctaliy sabIe - carry cut Any
obligations naAe ~ his 1xm.
NATIONAL BANK or CoMMEnCE.
Toie1e, o.
Hall's Cstarrh Care 10 taken Internally.
acting directly upon the blood and muco a.
surfaces a. 4ke system. Tsstimonfals sent
Druggisss.
TSEs HaiI's Fs.iiy Pills for eeassipstsss.
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NORTH SULLIVAN.

Mrs. Nellie LAwrie 10 critically i'll.
Mrs. Agnes Hail has returned home
from West Gouldsboro.
Mrs. Glars Haskell entertained the
Golden Rule society Wednesday.
Harold Trip, OF North Conway, N. H !,
- visiting his uncle, Pearl Trip.
Postmaster Clarence Havsy, who has
besn III Of grip two weeks, ID out.
Mrs. Enc Macombsr snd daughter,
Mr.. Charlotte Hopkins, arc guests Of
Mrs.. Jessie Havey.
Feb. IA. h.
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Ono of the unique war measures
introduced in Congress IL that Of
Congressman Church, democrat, Of
California, which provides that whom
TIE question Of war arises, 1t DO sub
nitted to the citizens OF the United
States 1t special election.
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Rolitiral announcement.
For State Senator.
BAR HARBoR, ME-, Feb. II, 1915.

For State senator.
BAR HARBoR, Me-, Feb. II, 1915.
To the Republicans Voters Of Hancock
County:
Although the fact 10 generally known,
following the usual custom, / wish to
formally announce that shall b . candi-
date 1t the June primaries for nomina-
tion ae one of the senators for Hancock
county.
have not often asked for political sup
port for myself. Some years ago served
four years ~ county attorney, and trust
that demonstrated BY that service that
my attitude toward public once il that Of
zeal and faithfulness.
Isbould appreciate your support and, II
nominated and elected, pledge my BEST
efforts. Very respectfully,
CHAs. &. WooD.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-02-16

~ lobster fishermen Of Monhegan
kave taken the right stand with re-
rnrd to The State lobster laws. While
not recognising the dssirability Of all
Tie features Of tho laws relating to
~ lobster fisheries, they believe
their best interests will be served by
having the laws enforced, and have
handed themselves together for that
purposs. The State commissioner Of
- and shore fisheries has str ength-
eued their hands BY giving them
commissions - deputy wardens.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-02-16

Z me third district republican convention
Will be held In City hall in Portland, Thurs
day, March -. 1915, IT 10 O'Clock . M. for the
purpose Of selecting two district delegates
And two AlteFnates to attend the National
republican convention, to be held In Chicago.
H., June 2, 1915, and to trAnsact any other
business that may properly come before 1t.
The basis Of representation in the same ~
that for the State convention.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-02-16

Charles Il. Wood, OF Bar Harbor,
this week makes formal announce
mont Of his candidacy for the repnb-
hcan nomination for State senator.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-02-16

President Wilson's hat 10 definitely
'sinthe ring". He has given his CON-
sent for his name to be used on the
primary ballot in Ohio.
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SOUTHWEST aARBoR.

Mrs. Harry Moore has been seriously
sons have also had the grip.
Mrs. Katharine Walls, president Of the
Christian Endeavor society, entertained
the members Friday evening.
Mrs. Nsttis Radcliffe, who has been en-
ployed BY Mrs. J. N. Mason three months
a. nurse and housskeeper, was called to
Cranberry Isles Last Monday By the ILL.,
ness of her daughter, Mrs. Arno Weed,
and her family.
Three summer residents will BE- greatly
missed during the coming season. George
Cameron, OF Petersburg, Va, Mrs. Under
wood, Of Boston, and Mrs. Cooper, step
mother to Joseph Cooper. of Philadelphia,
have passed away within the past two
months.
The ladies Of the Congregational aid So
ciety presented the comedy, 1.-THE 6ufIrag-
etts Convention" Feb. Q. Mrs. A. NJ.
Lwton, chairman, welded her gsvel with
vigor when the ladies wandered from the
topics TO be discussed. The parts were
we'll taken. The sale Of ice-cream added .
tidy sum to the circle treasury.
The library asaociation bald its annual
meeting Feb. Z, slecting ollcsrs o. follors:
r J. Lsmont, hooorary psssidsnt; Dr.. j.
d. Phillips, president; Mrs. Julia A
Lamont, librarian; Mn }. n. Mason, ssc-
rotary and trsasursf. Sons smendmsnts
have bssn made TO tn bylaws and i'm
poetaut changes In fhs regulations viii b.
adopted q IN sariy dsts.
Feb. IA. 6rRAY.
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sprual Notirss
sAUPkR NOTICE,

HAVING contracted with the CT OF Ellis
NAV mead s.si.t ~ dn,ic. A.. $500 49,.
ming jan l. 1878 spd are legal restdents Of
Ellsworth. forbid all persons trusting them
on my account, ~ there 10 plenty Of room and
accommodations to care for tnwn d the Ctty
Farm house. AKrsuR D. MfrcRxLL.
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distinctly state organization, by sug-
gesting the passage Of Law allowing
the President to draft tho national
guard In case Of war.
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% zn
Desirable Tenement

T,IRST class, desirable Aessment- an
= modern convsnisnces and stable. Form
erly Dr.. Greedy house on south side Of Main
street. nearly opposite Hancock hall. Apply
TO g. @. nj ansrx.
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fur SaM.

- - ~ 49,. - - -. -
TNWO-SrORY house on Elm street; ar
i ranged for one or two families. Buyei
can occupy part. and rent the rest, and III,
house vi pay for itseif. Fine opportunity
easy terms HARxs l. CaAsraxx. Ellsworth
Maine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-02-16

IowS-Sevtrai good Gown. Inquire Of
~ JAMES MuRpsy. Pine street. Ellsworth.