Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-10-14

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Which they sell cheap to suit the times.
If good refreshments you would obtain
At Coombs' shop pou'l find the same,
Confectionery and fruit likewise
| He keeps on hand in large supplies.
There's Mr. Crippen, he's right on hand,
Buys fur and rags whenever he can;
But rags are falling and don't delay.
Bring in your rags and get your pay.
J Just call at Mrs Greely's store,
| Ribbons and bonnets to explore;
And fancy goods of various kinds
Which are sold cheap to suit the times.
Don't use your harnesses till they
Are weather-worn and all turned gray;
Good harnesses and collars fine
At Mr.. joys shop you will find.
At Mr.. Neviis shop repair
Good boots and shoes to order there,
Are made by him, no pains is spared;
And second handed ones repaired.
If you good groceries wish to buy,
And good provisions. Lovejoy try;
strange
To deliver the goods and take the
change.
There's Mr. Wiswell. if you need
Counsel at law and would succeed.
And get your case, and thus be round,
Just call ON him and you're in town.
a 6panafcha9 TINS TO send
BY telegraph to foe or friend.
To Mr.. Osgood's Office glide,
And pay the bill and let them slide.
At Rollins harness shop repair,
Collars and harnesses youIl find there.
Valises, trunks, and his workmen too,
Repair the old and make the new.
| Meals at all hours" so reads the sign,
At Mr.. McCabe's house you will find
Refreshments. too, such as you need,
| Which will be sold quite cheap indeed.
Some of the people think it strange
That he should leave and spend his
change,
But he is back and in good shape
Upon his customers to wait.
Hawkins who lectures on the street,
Is game for all whom he may meet;
He's always round and full of glee,
Especially when he's on spree.
Walker, High Sheriff, who keeps the
Jail,
| Convicts to catch, scarce ever fails,
And prisoners trusted to his care
| hot WhnlaSnma
| fare.
There's Peters the lawyer. no mistake
But he can plead case first rate,
Much joking, and deal of fun.
Does through his conversation run.
OF other lawyers I might speak,
Who are located on Main street,
They're always ready to make plea
| Especially when they get their fee.
There's Mrs. Brooks, her patronize,
| Bonnets and ribbons in large supplies,
| Collars, skirts, and ladies' dress goods,
| Changeable clouds and children's
h9%9ds.
Good jewelry, too, the choicest kind,
At Mr. Dunn's shop you will find,
| Watches and clocks he doth repair.
| And terms as reasonable as elsewhere.
| There's DR.. Harding he's always round,
| Ready to visit the sick in town,
Or elsewhere if he's called to go,
And off diseases and fevers throw.
| Just call at Swans on Water street,
Good harnesses, collars he doth keep,
| Repairing also is done there,
And terms as reasonable as elsewhere.
Go buy at Mr. q. Smiths shop,
Where he repairs both watch and
clock,
| Gold pencils, spectacles, plated ware,
Ear Jewels, rings and breast pins fair.
There is Miss Shaw, don't pass her by,
She makes good bonnets to suit the
eye,
And fancy goods of different kinds,
Which she sells cheap for ready dimes.
| There's Scott Macomber. he's right on
hand,
Ready to wait on every man;
| If good beefsteak you wish to find,
Just call on him, he keeps that kind
If you need medicine, just call on Peck.
Hand him silver. a stamp. or check.
He'll put the medicine up for you
And wish it may cure do.
Mr.. Fred Hale we wish him well,
| We hope he'll prosper and excel
| All other lawyers far and near,
And go ahead like a reindeer.
| If you a carriage or a sleigh
| Would purchase for reasonable pay.
| To Mr.. Kennston's shop repair.
| You'll find them made to order there.
| To Mr.. Marks rooms repair, -
And get your portrait taken there;
His work he neatly executes
| And likewise his employers suits.
| If sleighs and carriages thus you need,
To Monegans shop just go with speed;
For sale he keeps them now on hand