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Ellsworth American mcncan. -TTTT.V 1 | BNTBRKD A« HBCOND-CU8B MATTER I tf IJ A 1SQ7 Vl'MIlITl? 9 L. X, AUt/| j AT KLLHWOBTU POST OPPICB. j Sbbtttiacmfnts. organized Monday evening. The club is Bawn;” Thursday night, *‘Dr. Jekyll and LOCAL AFFAIRS. later in getting to work this year, but the Mr. Hyde.” There will be a dance after beat will he made of the short time before t his performance. Friday night, “A Coun- N KW ,AI»VKKTIsKMKNTH THIS WKKK. M0NUY TO LOAN it. The subjects of study, as heretofore, try Politician;” Saturday night, “The .John K Hunker, jr Klllott N Henson—Com will be botany, birds and insects. Tom Boy.” There w ill be a special matinee ml**!«»nrr-’ notice in afternoon. sums to srrr Huston A Hanger Rtenmidilp Co-Summer ser- The large stone steps in front of the Saturday Ice < >\ court-house are being re-set, and con- Itliiehlll Sternal,mt Line “Summer arrange MI NK IIWL ('Ol IH' NOTES. ment. crete laid in front of the building. Con- S L Lonl -Carriage* for -ale. crete walks have also been laid in front of IMPROVED PRODI'I TIYE REAL ESTATE A-n H Young -Notice of foreclosure. Hoxter Haynes, of Trenton, got drunk I. K notice. the jail-house, and from to lH*t ANH Hooper Messenger’* jail-house Wednesday night, and drove reck- Admr notice I -t .lolm M 1 »«• nnett court-house. A'lmr netlee L-i Amhro-c slmpson. lessly about the streets, colliding tw'ic** <> It Htirnham —Hoot* and shoe*. lb v. S. C. Whitcomb, of Bangor, State with the carriage of Hegister-or-I)eeds AITKOYFD (’OLLATFIiAL K F Uoldnson-Jeweler. Lewi- Friend A t o—Clothing. missionary of the Free Baptist society, William B. Campbell. He was arrested, Ml-* I l» Mahan Millinery sale. was in Ellsworth Sunday, and preached and arraigned before Judge Peters. He The New Kra < ooklng School. an sermon in the afternoon at a tine of *3 and in t.lenro.se Soap t <> Notice. to contractors ami interesting paid costs, amounting C. C. HU1{KILL & SON, builder*. the Free Baptist church. In the evening all to f 11.60. (i A I’areber Apothecary. KI.I.SWORTH, MAINE. he gavean instructive bihle tRlk. HltOOK LIN Mrs. Eva Hilgrove, who recently moved Augusta F. <taple- Freedom notice. J. F. K now It on, accompanied by bis from West Sullivan to Ellsworth, was Portland sou Maurice, left for his former home in arraigned in the municipal court Monday Woodluiry A Moulton- Honds for sale. South Montvillc Monday, going by team on complaint of Mrs. Hattie Tracy, of to Bucksport and boat to Belfast. He West Sullivan, charging her with steal- There was a man in our town will return the latter part of the week. ing a watch-chain and a silk handker- And he wa* wondrous wise, sir; Absolutely Pure: and Buckboard Manufacturer. His mother, Mrs. Sarah will chief. She was not and Carriage. Sleigh lie knocked hi* business cold because Knowlton, adjudged guilty He ceased to Celebrated for Its great AND DKAI.KK IN advertise, sir, accompany him. discharged. leavening strength And when his goodhy hi/, was down and heath fulness. A--up the l<,od against He roared with might and main. Dr. (). M. Drake, wife and daughter, William Sawyer, who while drunk so alum and all forms of a•!ij’r«• r:11i•»r. in to Then Into the t ie cheap brands, royai. making imauer Harnesses. W Mats, etc. jumped newspapers Mrs. Howard F. Butler, who were called cruelly drove a horse from Northeast Itlnnkets, Kohev, hips, A ml advertised again CO., NEW YORK. And when he advertised again here by the death of Mrs. Henry Whiting, Harbor to Ellsworth at top speed, as re- HI* business took a rise, sir. returned to Boston Tuesday. Mr. Butler ported in The American last week, was During the business depression of t tie past three years, I kept manufacturing, al- And from that moment until this A Peculiar Accident. He’s been an advertiser. returned Monday night. Mine. Whiting arraigned in the municipal court on ways with the idea that better business v\as near at hand. Result: At this time find F. M. Howe, of Blueliill, foivj.ui> of will the summer here with her charged with drunkenness. with double the stock of finished on hand which I spend Thursday, a myself product usually carry. Henry Boynton, of West Sullivan, was Ellsworth, lost horse by a peculiar daughter, Mrs. A. W. Cushman. He was fined $3 and costs, Rnd committed Conclusion: Wanted, a chance D* exchange this stock for someone's Money, and in in Kllsworth Tuesday. accident one day last week. in default of payment. mc Hoad Wagons, Bunts, and (.’abrio- At the Unitarian vestry Tuesday evening Mr. Rowe was on the Open Top Buggies, Kxpress Grocery Wagons, John A. Scott is home from Bowdoin crossing furry John F. of the first Fred of drunk lets, Su ys and Buckboards can suit the most fastidious. A fair cash Howard, Boston, gave Pettingill, Ellsworth, got from Castine to West RrookHville. The percentage for the summer vacation. college of two recitals to a select When he payment down w ill insure satisfactory time on the balance and at right prices. Shakespeare Monday night. went home, his horse took fright and plunged overboard, The commissioners are county having audience. The play read was “Hamlet”, w ife, w ho was ill, asked him to get her taking the carriage and Mr. Rowe with a bath-room put in the jail house. and none of its humor or a drink of water. He Franklin St., Ellsworth, Me. strength, beauty refused, and when him. Mr. Rowe was rescued uninjured, »d°Ei..ro.-. New steps and a concrete walk have was lost by Mr. Howard’s rendering of it. she got up to get it herself, it is alleged, but the weight of the carriage dragged been built in front of Hancock hall. To-night (Wednesday) be will read “Mid- he struck or pushed her so that she fell. the horse under water and I. as drowned. The carriage and harness were Fred class of will summer Night’s Dream”. On Tuesday she was reported seriously ill, I SS 11 lv IV1 v Doyle, ’98, manage recovered the following day. The horse StIMMIvW a result, it wrh of the fall. Pettin- the high school foot-ball team next fall. Mrs. E. B. Bowen, of Newton Centre, said, was one which Mr. Rowe waH handling was in the to attend tlie fun- gill was arrested on two warrants one for a Sout Invest Harh. r * i. AM) SO AM I, Dr. L. A. Stewart, of West Brooksville, Mass., city eral of Mrs. She for Bos- for assault, the other for drunkenness. was in Kllsworth of Whiting. left Wednesday last week. You may hunt the world over and you ton and will return the latter On the first charge, Judge Peters could With a Full Stock of FASHIONAl’.FF CLOTIIINU B. B. Monday will not lind another medicine to Whitcomb attended his class re- not find sufficient to equal part of next week to spend t lie summer evidence convict. union Bowdoin ’94 at Brunswick last Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar- For MKN and HON S. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. K. On the second, Pettingill was fined $3 and week. rhoea Remedy for bowel coinplaiutH. It Whiting, at their Hancock Point cottage. costs, amounting in all fo *15 50. Tin: (IKAM) ( ta.KUUA I to.N ON Jt l.v will t.riiiK to is safe and reliable. For sale M. Higgins has rented a part of pleasant, by Joseph Sheriff is the interior of 1*' 11 r« wort It h and tho-■ of who vsattl to look Hooper having G. A. Parch kr, b.g crowd, you Mr*. J. C. Chilcott’s house on Central SIIADY NOOK NOTES. Druggist. rail on me and out. the decorated in black and white. well better get fitted street. jail The walls, ceiling and interior of all the The Morrisons arrived at their cottage Hiucrticiucnti.. of Percy Birtlett, principal theThom- cells have been painted white, the lower last week. aston is home for the sum- high school, walls and stairways black. The appear- nf Soil. C. 1. Welch and family are occupying j mer vacation. Fimiisliiniis Fvory ance of the is jail greatly improved. t he Call cottage. i-s Tn bou is SHIRTS cents UP. M Frances 11. spending the Th* iv are now fourteen prisoners in the 4* FANCY 50, Jesse Phillips and family, of Massachu- j summer with her grandparents, James K. jail. More of Those Famous Left. -n Us, are at their A Few 5c. Stockings 1 >avi* and ife. cottage. w There is in Ellsworth. A enterprise j A. K. Cushman will occupy the new j ■ Mine, .N. Black and (,. minder >f young men have recently T ^ >» ^ » « (ienrge son, r. 4 V ^ m J * ^ ^.r (Penrose I i... .'m co*. luge, in \ W \k ^ £ v -*0^ M .• Ml * soup eotuj nearing completion, Ni\* a Biai ., Hre spei.dmg a lew days hl iv V.-' and will manufacture toilet and Uul laundry .V » •• t he Black homestead. I -oho*. \\\ ari id ad that Ellsworth is )||R V'w 4?. Pi V. of M ts, wl ■’ M se- (' a Cl, hcoH and Winnie 1 )av is '■,#- P ■') OIL COOK STOVES. ii 11■»1111 s iii>t fur »1:t *ir. > are t*I:; 1 .11 1 ■* i* j*.» L he ,;i h ,u; cot lage n IS sU m liu r, is PRIilUS are n.Uin! i.g tin ennuneiict ment exer- the uui rut.
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