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Ellsworth American 11 MAINE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1893. isr^sssssriss^Bii Number _ M1___ELLSWORTH, 34. ’. ..inal tf arils. ^Unurtismunts. I’llK. HUillW.WS OK IlKMill M. J IOME DRESSMAKING KYK’S SKItl*K\T OK T()-I>.\Y. dbucrtiscincnt. | eUnicrtiscincnt. So Well < oust riieteit tll.it they cull Colli- B. Drunkenness <«nlidiig lleudwu) u, Burnham, pete with the Ituilrouds. 1 OI K DISTINCT SKIRTS AND !low Vinoiig Women of' balneation and < ultnre. j P isio i Attorney. It has Iw-eli Well HIM mat AlllenCiUld TO CUT Til KM. ■ f..r I'i-li-ion* travebii ia <ome of ... ; parts Kuroj* are 1 hr*e eases, very similar and l .... t n-iH*. —»li« ! vtry dull) UttbeGiotbcsT&l^ £ 1 IIK r.MHRKI.I.A. IIIK IIIK INK P strut k with the enormous loads*! wn KMl'IKK, 1*30, i-.-r—o.- ha\ l' Ylaiiu* i | umisual. have crept into the {ml ice re- I will tin- v arc *1 era! law < They say every & homes and whereas a at CIRCl’I-AR—NOT A 1»IKFKTI.T TASK To by 'logs, glam. ports of Now V. rk in the space of four V! washed cleaner and rjuuker, look £ the r«»adw:;y would do much to account (IT-NOTES ABOl’T TRIMMIMi ; weeks. Ta n as i \ K 111 KM1AM whiter, last longer, and feel licit, isolated facts, they j Would g f» r Be as You the a in j t’onsul were • ; as Own I when visibility. lgium, sad h, but straws, washed with | showing Tanner of ,%• ^ Liege nqsirts, is dividtsl into lCopy right, |s>t{, 1 American l*res» A.sanria- jwhicli wav twind of custom Mows, nine ach its own bu- tion.l provinces. having they wen i ? artling significance. | reau of roads and The road< : There arc now four distinct shirts, known W ; d Peters, bridges. The chief figure in each of these cases ? •void heavy grades, are oval and respectively ns umbrella, cmpi re, 1830 and kvas a w ■> <>f «.i < rnmulor h! I m •% ivorine usually education, culture and ^i with st'*ue, with or with thecircular. The circular > inoui I i. flogrU paved gravel inaeompletecir- *M»;ti- «.f sufficient beauty and H WASHING POWDER covering is cle, with the center cut out forthewa t, * .... M*u | gravel stone, which best of kvo win love. Yet at tilt i ns for as there is 1 --ss the rest in loos,, folds.-dl around and Just gorvl dishes, tinwnn, ^ all. j,, king and noise than falling i .fill tale was written the Bicycle? [e-ad ! It cannot altord as for clothes. P on no seam that m verv you the latest and most article in j-nint, etc., Have stone, less wear and tear for running with except the lack word drum, ■ l! I improved wheels, and still ) husband it lor kj \ your try removing £ with a road still if like those of last season, bat fuller. It re- gear, gt>od remaining Tie* m; as .-as.- of Minnie Porter want a of a machine to be a machine that Him. grease, or grit from his hand'. bicycle high grade, proud of, is the k DL\ BYRH, ^ the gravel wa-hes aw.iv. quires double wi It h material to cut these. a. i. she was taken Works like from the in L____I magic. 0 The stones are an The is fulled in to t he Indt to cause ir to construction and timsh of in the uniform 1 in ■ and regular top Pv* -f where she was suffering equal any bicycle world, superior in T* r Treatment. «>r lit over the pi 1; Vla.'iiri: Fr°m size and quickly laid taken up again. hips. : r*-m la*’ -fa debauch. to the * Al,ril 1393. every f prolonged k every way 1P>9? patterns of most builders, we will make a r After th* are is on The umbrella nine breadths 1 you proposi- package contains a T y placed earth put style requires di**d i:i :• ih-vue without j 0 splendid r> c. hospital I ! I. t 5 .<•» and is narrow at t YA tion. We have 2(H) our them to till the is the and Par >• >e about of L of crevices, and the whole .. 1 cako pure Olivo Oil Tollot r op extremely ;aim:ig lout consciousness to til. Maiu* ::nes so:m of trimn.it ■ Hsu 5»oap. well rolled, •'*miet wiiha larger-.Her ing, and generally kind „* make i’ iiu nt. The second was • VAt1. c Sbavinj Soap. \ » u drawn by four horses. If th- e is no outlines h seam. ■’theca ■ t V: Bruce (’rane, the wife 1892 14 P ?A COLUMBIAS, P “© The etn <v^'ep^pp/p/p,p danger of washing, a gravel road may pin* is compos, d of eight breadths, t the arti>‘ She was brought into the mode! 27 lor men, and m ul 2". lor ladies, which we want to sell. are and the 1*30 • take the place of stone, but if tin* sid-s, is made very full and Haring, •dice court a state of intoxication. k They P^ Cr.v-... frlcDonaid, which receive somethin-* from we never m.;. .■ Olll) a the drainage, show symp- plain top to bottom, but r h; .v her and broke grand wheels, better ones for wear or tor work. Thousands ....... in l*» l't«l*r inpanied *'i -in wa- toms «*f are more often with a 11 ounce set « v that _iv« n nt»- yielding, they carefully i, which D .v as he told the story of kj cut In a and thousands of tliem are used t <*ti th«‘ rr• >wi|«n1 -trv« t so that washes and illies cannot partialrinlesoastogivcti en;)- in* A >-day by delighted riders who ?K0 for f4 « otirday, pav.-d, g his .1 -iforta to reform her. paid l- 't n m aset'ond ns m r- "THE KINb |i1 tin' *rl«> of -addhivart begin there. |M*ftranceof skirt, when, isg« w >.•: *• ».».• •She *. some institution. Tlw lhcm W-u' ago, and got fun v.due for cent of it. We have sold I ik*' a the case, it is headed a narrow every hun- -uddcn ^unboatn’*. rav Tic r -ads are so ally by ruffle, t V! * well built that they [third w n ,-i was Mrs. Prank \V. Palm- or the is some THAT CURES" 1 h* -had- W 'Ilf doubt but',' O V »T 111 joining covered by special dreds of them this f r e.i can c- * l h t the at which unpete with the railroads. Wagons r. wh v.i> f und dead in her room year price they are listed, although ■ ■ t 1 tin burdiMi pain 1 b«*r trimming. 1 aileti with merchandise, f -r t!.<- l mod S ..ten hotel. Alcoholism kj Ni V Ml example, In most cast- tin-,, are cut in the form f in our h>o: wheel into we On Of !, p, I ,»ald Hot h.-ar. r pus..i,:g publicity have neglected to advertise them. .4 ■ enter Liege fr--in Brussels, fk) miles a half but hi are rut b. Ms She had Ikhui ■ 1 M circle, others they in reared in JL L. HOLT, »ujrh I ll-t.Mi.d ..Vr and ,-r. it is in:. and even v Now late in (lie season and away, from Antwerp. 72 miles. wet ions, wit h the wide ctid d» >wn ward an i id and luxury, had been carefully H .getting we want to close them out. To ap- lb.: ■! a ritt in On rj m m rrntril about. The draft h -rses to be the of «,i. h hollowed out a little and s\ are, sure, very top •dm.it.-d ai d had led the choir and who cann> t w Via .a« I k a W 1 partus c.i-li, will sell the on pa--.il an 1 str- it the Ur ni round's 11 give it a flare. 4 pt'Avdi p.c. balance terms of kl n> large ng. but would take two play, t:i• ; an in an Kpiscopal church. easy ■ I < au»nt w.i« bri.’ lit«*r to in The s‘,v;rt is » ;t of them t" the same on empire lutn it like any ou t.icm on pull load many Three d i>» s, «>ne following ch.se p.u. nt.'i may b.ave tl instalment at a advance I bat. t. '..;a -unttni'r -k other. but tln re are « :_ht bnadt' r_* plan, very slight « American r k. A cart filled wrii b f ■ fi m 1 up* n t f another, would m n k tin u:.-!.n against the I i ! t ;> if t! fr e t tu rn t.'.e listed ILie are the f«*r sale and iwn one trav- price. wheels: -• dog will :■» have umisual .»• by s * I»id a? ■ itt*Ti d b "oinbrn t liou^ht. breadth im-nsur. from 0 to inches across significance. ... j; x 1.1 .. K. el a u mile.-, with the m pi 'ml I art r- d in thr kuidl' warmth returning the t<>p and flares to j at ti.* b. !t >m If they m \u that th* r»‘is an increase of ■ owner as a r. m m " !.:lt kindly ;• ..ad tt r-Mlul.t. pass* ng« is rut leng: h\% n the fold. The next six drinking a:, drunkenness among v.*> >in- br» Adths are .*• s toss t in- t .and r • It >•', w at is tli»* cans* " from a fa- m n kimlly • 1 h • * ~' In lac*-, there is such an in I , :l.
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