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Scott’s Greeting to Burns.
W* gr< * t th* . IP :.r . her* tonight
Re»<*a«h ibr-M- >tat », so pure and ' right:
W* greet the*. Po t. come a? last
With Will and me. thy k*t to east.
" e‘ve talked a Unit thee, mouy a day.
And v. >ader*d when \ou*d he this way;
R">■ >ut \ <>ur hand and gi*a -I ike.
d js. al»- • for auld tu-piitintanev -ake.
P. • w ;* . iii( you from Scotia's land,
Aud reach to you a brithtr’s hand.
A kindr M -<>ul to greet you turn-.
Will Snakt-p ir*-. thi- i- Robb Burns
Wi \< »uu. your »*ongs here, uionya night.
Till that dear -t:,f i* loft in light.
And \\ -a\ - io* tin- * you wrote
Will i >. r do for him to
H« hk- ' your \• r- - woiidrou- w**e|.
An i says yon are a gloriou- chi* i:
i:. fj. ’ 11.* <-n’y ii» who know
Th« -pa • ‘tvvixt I'oetr? and prose.
*>li! Eobt*. if Wt had a phdd.
'v i-HA. rt yon rat ford lad.
li> said in truth, hut y* -tcr mom.
1 • 8 wit. though !.n_: !• irn.
And. I* • . it may yet appear
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lu -t »rim night- rv\ - rn—.m. her*
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* ; ’ Hi- f*>ot-t*»*»l familiar t<*
’•* ' a .x*• . !Jiiliki.'ig. jK’rhap-. V n
v* -n u*. t*- r. from me a
'.:i -<»rt *•! -x m»p-is of
* Xp* ri* : .it i i: . trip !<> tlii- (*outi
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' - [ *!• • I ivl: Maim it,
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^ ^ . xx I • ft th'»r*-ugh a:, i
'•ip;* :• * : .r- it; «-ommer<'iai educa
I '' . tit ;■ B*.-?•>•: and obtain*
, '1 :■ -a.- • a- a t’.ling -ah-man
1 w i . h i-, there, -till in
1 " I . , '.Litt tm-ine-- u:.
■■■■■ . and I t-.-md it
nr ,--ar -Crk , milder rlituate.
M ; - . ill- t->l< 1 m* t ■ g . to either
1 v ,-rn < alitoriiia. J cbo-c
ti. iatvr plnrv ot rebig.'. and aecord
ingiv.in t! ■ mouth Fob'v in the vear
• San Kran
‘‘b . \ • i-Mimu- I took the
cars to hall Kiver ; ik.-ve 1 ,y Ik,at up
• ' ' 1 to N York city,
■' It ,, t:, -•• in. r A apulei, j,jr
\'1> 'VI. u I irri\- 1 iu New
Y k I « - 1. V feeble, lii’,- w :l bur
den t.- me. and my hopes tor reaching
Sa Fran - . I must say, rather
slim * * * When we steamed
on; ot Ne 1 ora harbor i: wn- -now *
in-- k e s !■ v. 'lay- brought n- into the
“ana <i :t am waters As -oon
a- "• , de 4 ti;.- (.ult .stream I began
to feel m i' ii better: (thi- was the case
with the other siek passengers on the
ship.) tud I gained - • rapidly that be
fore i'eiehiug A-pinwall0I felt a- well
a- I ■ ■ r did, i:. fact better, tor I fell
so well that it -eemed to me that I
could i . been well before. 1
felt gr*il. aud thought if I could al
ways feel -O Well, I would be content
to be anchored in the Gulf Stream for
life, if an anchorage could be had. W.
Btopjied in Aspinwall only a few hours,
then crossed over to Pauauia : thence wc
took the steamer Alaska for San Fran
cisco. She was an old boat and iu a
heavy sea creaked in every joint: to my
notion, she was much like an old bas
ket. I must not forget to say that in
Aspinwall wc saw the natives in their
natural garments and that in that place
as well as in Panama, there were
scores of fruit venders, aud fruit war
very cheap. On the voyage to San
Francisco. I felt well until we got of!
Cape St. Lucas, then my old tired aud
worn-out feelings began to return again
aud when I arrived in San Francisco
I felt no better thau when I left Boston.
However I did not stop long there,only
a few weeks ; just to take in the city,
including the Chinese quarter which of
itself is quite a city, such as it is. I
was bound for Los Angeles and could
not thiuk of making San Francisco my
home, although that is a nice city. At
that time there wjl* no railroad to Los
Angelea but one was in process of con
traction which was completed the same
year. So 1 took the steamer down the
const and arrived in Los Angeles on a
beautiful May morning. The air was
soft and balmy ; but the city was any
thing but attractive : not what it is now
with its great brick and stone buildings
and with its fine schools and magnificent
churches. It was quite destitute of all
these and many other things that have
since been introduced there, as the re
sult ot the great immigration wave, but
the city was rich iu old adol»e*. and
well populated with Mexicans. It is
not - • to-day. The mighty tide of immi*
gration has changed the whole aspect
ot the city and made radical changes in
the whole surrounding country. Our
population • consist.- of the verv
cream <*f th« chilized w»»rld. men and
w. mien of note :i d tame who*o names
we household wi-;d* c\ervwhere. Fed
eral aid co!ife<l«‘rate generals walk our
-tr< ’ t> arm in arm and plead for the
rig • ^ j ilit j« "jle a- a-- i.ttc- at the
bai ! ju-tice. Thi- i- a gr*at plan
t c iaw wr- and ! n-tor*. Th»* country
i- tuIi f litijati - from old time
t *— in management ot buxines* affairs
a: i from greed ot -mart Yankees who
came t«> this cv»untr\ -»me time ag«* ar.d
-aw a future i it They hatched up
f schemes 1
i:;ir> •>! land through .raudulctit
-in vt \-and other m«Mn». but tlii- »;;«!»■
• t affair* ha- bi-« :• prejtv thoroughly
\e tit dated within the la-t t»*n year*: -
things are : w r. a very *«>und ba-i-.
H iromigrat caim Father of
: i - ' i - : • .
S
liw in ji aMv the line-* . i try that
:! • •! th*’ *u i'\cr - i m- , hut
w«* »w •• * :i* a • •. - < • tv . a
•**' i«*t\ :11.i• 1 • ti|» <*t ••ultiin i and r« t;
I
uat Lr a:.d impr vmjuj»-r. tii•* virtm*
■ ' ;• w tii ’i;• :n *• :u tin u. . -.*
'• :;#>?*»• - J • 111»ta:• *' tin* •
t: • : - • t < u;r*e fin** and t hi* i* u h v * 1j.
• x « re in - r.•* hut tin* < . -
iv ‘t<* . • - • • inakt •rv sirk
It «!■*•* .ill it « M!1. ami all n an
In* • \p T. i .. Imt r. . m: • ■! rai
* •*• t‘l.- • itlu*r ra:. :t uiftkt* m*vv
T:.t»re mu** hi* *om* j-art >! tin* *i« k
1 that ijf a fit foundat
... •
. "a\ I < u:iie tier to 1m ur 1.
1 iunam Iri* dune a .-nut deal tor
; .* : a*i I *:av. <1 a war i'.t
•ii ♦* - • ' ■ * a** I am i. <
i• • »*:** * li i J*- eould have h«l|M*d in.
I •' t ■ ‘ • .. ■ - •
"• h and alfle-hrxlj.-d t * < •me to t!ii»
I IV eliU* * ! W ■ Ith 1 nil
thrI* the a^re* • f inh lar.d that !i
• >u; t r. it i- a*lai'*••<{ t • trust « ul
' - - 1
ev v *iiruh. tre*- and v n.*- i* w.-nder
!.;■ ra} i her**. Ih-fiduou* and <i
tFt; it alik-- hud. !•!«•**. - in a ■!
ir fruit tu and three war* from
.1. I wish I mid *en 1 into
■ * .: olfio* a tiasket of |*e;tche* -ueh a*
I "-«.»! he able to ju<k from mv tree*
n «lune and duly or in the month of
Mur I wo dd like t<» ** t h\ vo ir
le a 1m>\ .>{ th«»*e lar^.- wax-like
•ku j uar.ee* that are thrown • ••,
*v«*<'* m ii f**ot-hili*. Th*\ '•* ir
*'.• i irut of tie •• Wa*hiiiLrtun -.toil
• . and are seed! *-. M* think
*u would lav a*ide your editorial <i i
tse* I’*! the tirm* l»-in^ ar.d ca ! in
vour friend* ami n• ^h1 »rs. Tln-re
■
i.s :i time w)m- those who j.I:i. i
* '!■« fist orchards lore got immen- 'v
.'irli. Tin- j>ri■ '•« for fruit H.-re \< rv
I l.-gh: i(H within tin- i.i-t t.-n vcars
ni"-! ex cry body eng: gc 1 in ft uit r:us
i _ . tt. limited market at our
■is.r w a- glutted uni fra while tie
1 '. - w is very discouraging. Sow
t •• mark' ts of the great > ities 'f
the eastern and we-tem states iiave
op* e.i t’.i-ir doors to u~ and the out!'" k
i- better than ever before. There are
on’y a few real grssl orange and lemon
!■ Its in the ’ountrv. It is true that
ranges an i lemons < an be raised all
ih"Ut I^i- Angeles and it is equally tru.
that the choicest of all kinds of fruits
• I. "• ■_ » n only t: nign elevation
at the I-me of tin- mountain rails'‘ ;
tlw-y don't -i-- best on low land m ar
’h»- coasts where frost is know n, and
where the sea fogs creep over the
lands. This i~ a good countrv for the
. r:- li man If !,. wants to make more
m mcy and rapidly, he can do it. If
a wants t-. live easy on the money lie
ias Iliad. . Ilf '-ail do that too. Ib- can
ini -t. i.sliordo botli.just a- he chooses.
By tin- nay.I used to follow the life of
a ti'herman in the buy of Ftindv and
b rc-.dimaii - bay ; but of all fishing
grounds I , vei -aw aroun I and about
< atilii. i Island beats them all. There
tin water is as clear a- crystal and
i burly alive nitii fish. Hundreds of
pc ple from the main land go there
y arly and pitch their tents in the
ere vices of the ledges along the
shores, where they stay all summer,
hunting wild goats and wild sheep,
fishing and getting fat. The moun
tain' too are places of great attraction
to seekers of pleasure. It is said that
there were j<>0 campers on the Irving
ton mountains last summer, and there
will probably lx- many more this sea
son. as preparations are lieing made to
make it one of the most noted places
of summer resort. This too is tin
refuge of the poor invalids, especially
those affected with catarrh. It is
2000 feet above the level of the sea.
and it is said that no fog ever climbs to
the summit o' this mountain ; no mat
ter how hot the summer, it is always
cool there. Before closing this letter
I wish to say for the benefit of the girls
who cannot find employment in the
state of Maine, and those who ruin
their health in the factories of Massa
chusetts and elsewhere.if they will come
to this country they will find plenty of
employment at good wages doing house
work. Wages are from fifteen to thir
ty dollars per month and board, and
they do not have to work hard. In
fact this country is adapted to any class
of good, honest and industrious citi
zens. Tell them to come and burn the
bridge behind them.
Very truly yours,
RALE’S HOHET is the best Cough Cure. 25. COc.. 91
GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP heals and beautifies, 25c
GERMAN CORN FZMOVER kiils Corns & Bunions 25c
HILL’S HAIR & WHISKER DYE-Black & Brown. 50c
PIKE’S TOOTHACHE DROPS cure in 1 Minute, 25c
DEAN S RHEUMATIC PILLS ntiiuit ewe. 50c
JOHNSON SIMYNE
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PATENTS.
B.. H. IIDT,
S3. 75. STATS ST.. :r?3SITS XXL87. ST.. BSSTCS.
Secures Patents in the I'nited state*; also in
Great Britain. France and other foreign countries.
Co|»ie* of the claims of any Patent furnished by
n-mitting one dollar. A alignment* r*-c*»nle*l at
Washington. No Agencv in the I'nited states
possesses *ui*eri**r facilities f.*r gaining Patents
or ascertaining the patentability of invention*.
K. If. EDDY, Solicitor of Patent*.
TESTIMONIAL*.
“I rcganl Mr. Eddy as one of the most capable
ami successful practitioners with whom I have
had official intercourse.
Char. Mahon, Commissioner of Patents.
"Inventors cannot employ a person more trust
worthy or more capable of securing for them an
earlv and favorable consideration at the Patent
Office.” EUMI NO Bl'KKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents
Boston, October 1'j, 1K7«.
K. If. Eddy, Esq.—I»ear Sir you procured for
me, in 1840, my first oatent Since then you have
acte*l for and adrisea me in hundreds of cases,
and procured many patent*, reissues ami exten
sions. I have occasionally employed the i*est
agencies in New York, Philadelphia "ami Washing
ton, but I still give yen almost the whole of my
business, in vour line, and advise others to em
ploy you. Yours truly. Georoe Draper.
Boston, Jan. 1.183C. Ijrrl
PENNYROYAL PILLS
"CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH.''
The Orlflnal and Only Oeanlae.
R*R *a4 •!***» Rtliabl* R»»»rf of worth tea*
u> LADIES* A*k yoar Itmggimt ?*r
*-< klrhestrr'* raalUli*’ And t*k* ao <Aher. or iu”io**- *
•!bcbu*i to a* f »r pmrti<r;>Ur, • -i Utter >>r rt-turn Mil .
NAME PAPER. CLteliraK-r « C
• If I 5 tlu*’l. ‘•■iiwri, I'hUsdib, I’lL
i A*M by DraacGt* everywhere. Atk far "Clilfbte I
tcr*l CagUafe” Peaeyreyal Pill*. Tiktuoikr. I
I 1vt44 nrm
A STAND » MEDICAL WORK
FOR YOUNG , HD MIDDLE AGED MEN.
(HI I «l 111 'III I. I'.t -Till I)
li. 1.1 -11:1T n t - i v :•! i .ill I . Ml.
KRUW
A Great Mod . V vW* cr Mnh'iJ.
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IN
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So
DEFECTIVE JOINTS.
SOLD BY
j. i'. i:i.i>r11x;i < .J
MAM I \< Tl ItEB-S’ \. i! \ 1 -
We can also show you a good assortment
— nr
Crockcrv Www.
t
\ n i.i. i.iM or
Stoves, Ranges, Tin Ware, Refr gera
tors, Sheet Lead, Pipe and Z r .
Wir»* < loth and Niuduw Nnni Fr.inn*^,
M riaicrn ( wllrrv au<l l*lut«-«J H arr
i i: .1
It* < * t \ «■ u- a ( ».’! i 1 J. v I >;\
"«■ ar«
W.- . .. ! t* • \\ ti ; - ratt < f. rn 1 th*
J, P. Eldridge & Co.,
>! u> •'ritn:T. Kl.i.-w••Mill
COMPETITION.
! 1 .\ . it r * r a - o <
First-class
• •oU-lMilltf "f
I oncort 1 \\ agons, hxpress
W. igons, hxtension Top
Cut-1 nders. Open ( ut-l n
ders, 1 op Busies ot all
styles, and one horse speed
ing billies.
i ha\<• made arran^i-ment- that wtil t*naM«a me
t.. offer thi* -••a-.on an>tblhif in thr < irrtaye lint*,
! ■ . I i i | • • i
ll«ai m««M H kip* .»•» a ml ltot»r«
> - the lotrt -t that can <•« Itoujrht fot rash.
Kriio»itorv H'.WKUN **TKKKT TKI.K
riloNK HtN\K( Tlov
T. 0 TRACY.
EIXSIVc IKTII. Cuioxlli MAINE.
Fresh Salmon
-~ AT C
GOTT <& WIOORE.’S
East End of Bridge, 4tf Eli-worth, Me.
E|W ASTOPPEO FREE
■ ■ Mtr-tLui success.
'll Insane Partom Restored
;i H Dr.KLINE S GREAT
■ ■ Nerve Restorer
>*■ jZ/Brain & Nrbvb Disbasbs Only sure
*rt far Nerve Affections. Fas, FpiUfry. etc.
alLiblr if taken as directed. A .* Fat after
day's ure. Treatise and $j trial bottle free to
■alien». they paying express ' barges on boa »hen
red. Send names, P O. and express address of
ted ta Dr KLINfc.911 Arch St..Philadelphia.Pa.
gists. BEWARE OF IMITATING FRAUDS.
]yr5
D1RIU0 ROOFIMi COMPACT.
Builder* should Investigate a* to tin* Roeflag
Material manufactured by the Dirigo Hooting
Co. It i* tidy in appearance; durable with proper
rare for half a century. The rooting for lOo
feel coal* i » Delivered without freight
charge at •/»♦/ point in Maine with railroador
8teamlx>at connection*. It I* tlte most valuable
roofing ever invented for the price. Just the thing
for cottage*. Send for circular. Add res* Dtrflgw
■••flav Crnmpmmy., Steep Falls, Me. 2mo*21
WHITING BROS.
-O-O-U-1*—o—o—o
READY FOR BUSINESS.
-O-< >—o—o—o—o—o
Our Spring Greeting.
^ c are now ready l<>r the sale of one of the largest and most
varied stoek ofgoods ever offered in Ellsworth. Full lines in
°ur various departments, brief mention of which may he
made a* follows:
: DR7 GOODS, v.
I ii'ler tht- head.<>ur Hn* i* *i.dly full an*! w< 11 assorted. \Y« have sheeting* of ev»-rv deserii*
fi'»n :tbe lat«-*t *ty!« « >>f \ />o •>* •. • .f. un pattern tnd variety ;Krabroidor\
E •!* H - * * ;* ry.Linen*.Fistin' 's.i,. r,t** Ktirnidiing E" • I*. I^n!i«*‘ Enderwesr.A * V> •• have mn*
“Etutiv tn attendant' >• lady » i. tk. who will give special attention to the want* of lady customer*.
Carpetings and Wall Paper,
W ilh *p< • ;r» 1 r* f»• r» n< • to tf* pr« vailing ertlor* of each. It i* d< *iral*!e to have carp'd* and w til
paper harmonizt Our carpet department In complet* with New Mxns i w.
at' »!**• exhibiting th»* b« *t in* * »f Ii**»*m I’ajver* tnd < :t.g I »o-orsition*. In *nr « irp» t !»**
I trtnt* nt w. h tv. I. *w»- s Extra Siiin-i> and 'tip* r*. i *!-• *tr\ Urn*-* i*. II* tn; *. Straw *.
‘Ml < tth*. i: I.*. A .A . A
BOOTS. SHOES. HATS AND CAPS
<-f .very *!>:* »nd .jii-ditv, Of <,KIM %EF.I>% w hav |in *t.**k. II.nl*
- " i over, M#a k • lover and Brown Top, ilio Flower. Grain wd
^ r- ■ '*.•!*. U. 1*1.014.11%. 4 I i ri\ V I4>ltS ,nd a fn i tin. ..f
" bought our plough* umk r prlct and art bound to well at rate*
V- k II %Kt: .->n-' UPS **n hand. 4>K4M T.IC
II % AII Best Bntntl*
I ‘MNM H"\ t.l Mi Wil l Iv \- . rn. '! nt*. Middling* md
' - k -t l*nlntn and 4)ll« - > > • I. U * k* > p th- ’ ■ -i i.. \ *1 i :.;nt*
; Oil*. Van i, Btiube*. 4 \ - Pitch. Oakum, and Rigging
* «* v* ti- t * « aid • \Minin <»ur «tock. It will give u* p-.*itiv«- pleasure to exhibit our
* . -• w !o th* r v -u pun !i.i*» -*r not.
WHITING BROTHERS
Main St., - - Ellsworth, Mi*.
Kllsworth. April 1.1. lwii. Cm>>*t5
Grand
OPENING.
New Spring Styles.
Honest Deal ini/. Truthful Representation.
Senn it;/ to Rui/ers!
Til.-,- ire tin inducement- we otl'i r in connection with our
: 11: i u n i 1 i * 'lit 'took o|' \ F\V M’Kl \ i i STALKS, including all
thin-.'' it'' fill, oi iiaim ntai. ami indi-pcii-ahle in Men'., 'I outli'.'
: ml l?o\-‘ r.iilor Fitlinir ( lotliino ami < • <-nt-' Furni-hinn
i, . I. A wiile ranoe for .•'election in <|uantit\ ami quality,
in iiein-'t ami ni"-t i vlii-ivc -tylc-: in price*, unifnnnh /,.;r
i i/i ■ t *« /•// a r-t/' A . We ..tier tin lie-t npportnnitv of the
'. a-oii. l lii tact' hi thi' atlvi rti'cnient mav lie ih >uhted 1iv
'oim \\ i i'k Init one vi'it to prove thc-e exi-tinir !u< t* hv a
• oinji.ari'on of oiv L'ood- and price''.
We h a\e pi-t received ;t complete line ol the rliiiit • ,</ ,>/’
i ■ ■ ffn/f/t ’ i i‘.s/ / <• ft //>/*/( '..which vve will make
up in tin /(//■ .-/ ."////- and at the /litres'/ tn//r‘le< f
/i/-ii i e have none hut tin- i '/■/■// In <1 wo/-l; nn>n ,
and ta-teful a- well a- de'irahle triinminj;«..
In every instance we guarantee a Perfect Fit.
L«»wis Frirntl, <’ustoni Pailor,
Ellsworth., .... Maine.
Boston & Bangor
Spring Ananpcnii nt.
Bangor Bine.
M, Hint* no. '* IDs • 1 r It-.-:- -n .***•! »F in
t.TT .. . • t . M ; • W ■ 1 . * - I' 5T
lt KTI'KMN'.
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\VII.U\M II IHU I: . Oeuera Manager,
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
BLUEHILL k ELLSWORTH
Steamboat Company.
For North West Harbor,
Little Deer Isle, Sedgwick,
Brooklin, Pretty Marsh,
Bhiehill, Surry. Hllsuorth.
TWO TRIPS PER WEEK
on ami after -atnr<la\, April UWh.
Sill. IIKNKY MORRISON.
O A. CROCK ETT. Master,
Will leave Rockland on arrival of steamer* from
Bo-ton, Wedne-da;. * an>l Saturdays.
UKTrilMM.
Leave Ellsworth Monday* and Thursday.*at 6a.
rn., touching at intervening landing* and r«»nnet-t
ing at Bo* kland with -teannr-* f >r Bo*t«*n direct.
.Will touch at Pretty M»r*h W. dtn-sday going
east and Thur**lay returning west.)
Through tickets on Imard. Baggage checked
through.
( ALVIN AI -TIN, General Manager. Boston.
< H A- I! WEEKS Treasurer A Agent, Rockland
Htf
WANTED!
Informal ion to give
t*» the people of Hancock <»r any other countv .that
the undersigne*!, formerly employed by the bavls
Brothers a- a t arriage Trimmer, having lea mm I of
Mr. J. L. M**or, a *hop on Franklin street, I am
now prepared t*. «!«• am thing in the Carriage Trim
ming or Furniture ( 'phoistering line that my
patron* may desire done in u manner guaranteeing
entire satisfaction. '5niosl7
C . J. SI UJVAX
THE PINE TREE STATE.
AGENTS WANTED AT ONCE for Yai
ney’s Gazetteer of the state of Maine giving.first
a History of the State, each town following in al
phabetical order. A fine work. The people are
ready for It. No competition. A splendid oppor
tunity for new as well as old agents. The sons and
daughters of Maine cannot afford to be without a
Gazetteer of their own state. Address B. B.
RUSSELL, Publisher, 57 Comhlll, Boston.
4w»
L W. CUSHMAN & CO.,
Franklin Si.. Kllswnilh.
I
< In .ip iiH'iliiim and line Furni
ture. at price- a- low a- tlie
lowe-i. Furni-li your home
on an approved credit -\-tem.
Make \oiir home- i onifortahle
and attractive h\ mean- of
part payment down and -mall
payment- weekly or umuthlv.
( hamher t-. Bai lor Suite-.
1 lining I {o< un Furnit me.
i\(trhtn l-ur.utun. ,/ jin*
r/n*/, Stnft, t jnt rt < fit/'
S Rattan (iihmU «'l <v
cry de-eription. Bedding of
all kind-. Old Furniture re
covered. Children'- Carriage*.
FAINTS AND OILS. \\Y
keep the old reliable BA V
H ATH COLORS, the l.c-t
and cheapest paint - in t he mar
ket. Curtain- of all kind-.
Coffins $c Caskets,
Sl"'; • Bill llm* of burin: good*. with'hart*
••■‘a *11*I t«» none Price* n-a-onable
We.iim to l*e prompt, e.>n*;l. rate
an*l rtdialdt*.
A. < l SUM l\. K. ii. JOlUtAV.
3 rims W
WESTERN CARRIAGES,
• •fall kind*. t‘ large-t and most v a rid I -t*« k
.Aor,, ,t oath. Kll*u«,rth market. • image* and
price - t*» suit customer*.
CALL AND EXAMINE,
AT ,\IY *"T«»KL Ilol sh NEAR TilK DEPOT.
II. B. PHILLIPS.
Ellsworth, April 5. ISHfJ. 3mo*li
THE BROOILSVILLE
Woolen Mill,
Joseph G. Walker, Prop'r,
I* now in first elans order and w ill turn out rtr*t
I class work. Wool, to l*e manufactured, left with
< LARK A I>.\\ IS. of Ellsworth, will Be taken and
returned, free of transportation charge*. Note the
following low prices Satinet Weaving an 1 Dress
ing 33 ct*. per yard Blanketing, .* yard* wide,
Dre**ed,lOrts.per yard,stocking Yarn.single,l* rti.
perpoand. Stocking Yarn, double and Tvvi*t, 23
ct*. per pound, All on ten* promptly attended
to. W ool taken in exchange for Cloth or Yam.
#e / feel confident that I can give good got in
faction.
JOS. (*. WALKER.
RmokMlIle, ... HhIup.
StnoslO*
■
THE SCH. ALLENDALE,
CAPT. » m. I.. REMH'H. AMD
SCH. L. D. REMICK,
CAPT. i. yr. KEMICK,
Will run as Packet* lietween Ellsworth and Port
land the coming season.
Patronage solicited.
Clark A Davis, Agents at Ellsworth.
N. Blake, Agent at Portland,
tmosft
On April 1st we shall have on our counters and ready for
inspection one of the finest stocks of clothing ever opened in
this city. The goods have all been selected with great care
anil our large and Increasing trade enables iis to purchase
in such large quantities that those buying In a small wav
cannot compete with our prices. We have nice all wool suits
from to $12.00; all wool pants from $1.5» to $0.00;
spring overcoats in all wool, *0.00 to $15.00- BOAS' and
(HIEBREA'S SI ITS and PAATS EQTALLY AS LOW. H ATS and
t APS, I ABERW EAR. AElk AVEAR.&c., we have in great variety
and most fashionable sty les. AVc are making a specialty of our
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.
and are getting out SI ITS which in point of NT and WORk
MAAS1I1P tell tin irown story and need no comment from us.
WE HAVE A Alt E I.IAE BE SPRIAB BOOBS 41 ST IA. FROM
AY Hit II THE MOST FASTIBIOIS t AA BE SMTEB.
Ilostoia (lolliin^ Stores
MAIN STREET, - - ELLSWORTH.
11
THIS El,Mi VAT (.EATS OH LAMES
18 KARAT
COLD PLATED WATCH
For S7.50.
5ntr» • In* • • . r » ••'•!» i mart. I i i>1 a « an ni'liitTin.-'ii
. to ('.an « »«• I.*' ’ •■'■if f; »'.•.'»• f « ‘ n:iV.
■ •win.- !!!«•■ f '• •■II.-r W . * • 1 a i'111' ■ ■ > !*• ••
'« ' •• - ' " " •• • »• ‘ t*»rw dollar*
* b»H • i*. M • '*••:«- • i• i I r
. u I \ .*>, !!;.■ -• ■ f r«- {•:. ; itjj f..r :' » . v» ;, — r-<l
O || mill ihr (.rlilUgr nf In• prrlion
f • r«-nl - t « • i' i nf. • «-\ i-r*'--. ■ V.
'olid Aluminum
• •(*•■*» ! .»■ • •! ;« am; }.;»%. t', anjw.tn* ’>• • .f ,u>lw‘!!: : •!'. war;. i ,irr » il «> -ir w ill a- ••• 11 ‘ t 1- karat
. • • i' fr * ‘ • • t 4 TV- - ban rtti- • 1 • •• • r' • mrr :
• it. i i • |cttrnt -j-rtiuf . r r« . r. I r-m- h enattv-1 )»'-»*.?' .>n -! ■. »n -i and an » v 1
- . . • ■ ... r. a g, ,• • given w ; . - i b in- . v.-r \X • W • «S. ? a % r. -
« • * • «’t--g I . a"» dll.rung r fa. IV.;:r, -r K'.grm • ' • • 1 a . • - • -/
nr. • - \ .!• . , . , -a , rb - • A I !r> -
XVASSAU WATCH CO.,
•» ^ t/y/t/ II t/f'tii* I* nt f. - - *» - 11r*>fth'Jn, A. }
Investments !
I \ \ I - 1 \| | \ | s
All persons seeking for safe and sure investments,
will lind. it to their advantage to call on
Davis, Woodman & Co., State* St..
and inv e st their surplus capital in some of the following
securities ( oru, flour, oats, middlings, shorts, grass
ami garden seeds o| all kinds: general and fantv grota r
ies. teas c ottec s, spic e s, drv and tamv goods : re ach made
. clothing, gents furnishing goods, hats, caps, boots, shoes,
cVc. 1 he intere st of all inve stors shall 1h well protected.
DAVIS, WOODMAN & Co.
Moi*jin Brothers.
FORMERLY OF BANGOR,
!»<*- I'biv*1 in ;iii!i')un,,i' tIi.it h iving t:ikr?i th- - r« itix jj,.e■ 1 i• •„ ,\.
I. J hIiLl>< > V th*\ ire n “xv }»r«* j«11«*« 1 t«> • I - ■
birst ( lass ( ustom lailoring busine ss
in ill!- f >r:m<'lii -. \\ e have i! - • .1 till! I itx ■ < >f re iilv-iimie ■ ! itliin_- ami
(ient - I- uriri'lisiis-. WA shall mi! ,u : il'FIKsi e I. \ ss \\ e if;K
lie! hope tn mi Tit .1 share of the puMie |i:it r< »n-i l.rj
A FINE LINE OF
Dry & Fancy Goods,
HOOTS AND SHOTS.
Just Received, at prices as low as ean be
found in the State.
ing next door to our funner shop
• ind have just moved in. and w■ -
find it -•'> comfortable and con
venient about handling our grow
ing business, that we have o>n
■ ciuded to -tisk t» > it. Among
other improvements we have added
a set of the Shimmer Patent Matcher
Heads, and we are able on the
shortest notice to do the very best
of Planing. Matching and Jointing,
and on reasonable terins.as we don’t
expect to get rich this year. 'Ye
have also laid in a good -tuck of
seasoned hard wood timber of all
i sizes.two and three inch rock maple
plank, yellow birch flooring, and if
you want to fix up your sled or lay
anew floor in your kitchen that
will never wear out or need paint,
come and see us.
We arc wa\ alu :»d on bra• k< t* for Hood «>r
V* ran.tab. New I*att*-rn> to -uit ill ta-te-.
ma«b* to order ami no charge for making
pattern. Door ami window frame* made a
usual and of good stock a* usual. Being heated
by *team we ha\c go.nl facilities f.»r kiln dry
ing our stock, and the 1m*iu fit lx*l<mgs to our
eustomer*.
From now to Fhrisftna* i* the time to make
that little tabic or fane) cabinet for brie-a
brac that vou wen-thinking about to give your
b«*-t girl for a present, that cradle for the baby,
or that comfortable stool for \our mother, or
wife. If you eau’t afford to hate it made,
comedown to Furrier & .J0F* and get your :
| “took. have th«- -awing, planing and turn- ;
ing done, ami then make it yourself, we’ll
show you how to do it. Yours very truly,
CURRIER & JOt, j
Water Street. - Ellsworth Me
lvrH
Til Moit Desorl Hbbsb,
at s,smin.l, Mt D,.,,-,-,. Maine havti... I.„
retlttcl and refurnished, has been <>}K*ned to the
Jn‘n at.Chtth',7U 7!l't’r- "h" wl>* "Pare u.) pain,
’■< <»<• v*™**
iHt x. b. motiixs
Pauper Notice.
THE undenlgnedhereby , ntlce that he ha,
wintra. ti'.r with the C Ity o lUwerth for the
**upport of the poor luring the c.o ulug year and
has made ample provision for theii support He
therefore forbids all persons from furnishing suo
plies to anv pauper on his account, as without ids
TsheJfn 0nk‘r’ he wl111>a>' for D<» goods so furn- 1
Ellnrortb, April 8,1981. “^8.10!^. i
Sheriff's Sale.
11 i > i ik k *s —jin,.-v i» . is*».
B' »Uiu« *>f an execution fn.mtheS .1 court for
■ " * •«»*.• M • !--•.»••I ..t* n •udirincnt
• 1 ' Ml'! • ' wrt ■1:i the ! *h t.i ..f
'* 1 SI* ! "* : r to. -,,rn ..f « :j: ,!. m.i
1 !W T I k < • is. \ ?•., 1 ..f '>.■ . - if,. ,,f
vl •' v k i . at. t I: . ■ , ...
■ r. ; t.1 and \ ! '. • p l,r:n •-f I H!to .
k I h.*\ ■■ '<ik. n f i. Mm- s,mi,' i | tin
! t d H;t»T»sf u » , h tfj,. »•. f. j
■ • \ •’ ' r i,r »\ r..i« •!. tr ! tr -A j
' i at> * Is f land, to wit V . ertain |..t ..r
pat. . ..f land, -Hunted In Hluehill and inmnd.-d
t:. : de— r*.k« ! i« follow - Koictnnlnjc at th.- north
' r Franklin W I un a
*">• "'the r..,i 1 lea tin.- .. -ai l lVi.,1'- th. ni .• .„
* - 0. 45* Wen -
rod- then..- -aid Wo. 1 * v,
’■* \\ . -t fort-, three and one fourth n«k to a -;ai'r
in to.- meadow . then, e .a, the Urn- of th.- « >n.> ,
1 * v - - Fad forti two at. i one h»H , "
th.-ie . Noun, la Ka-t Artecn r-..!- to a -UK.'- tt the
northern *»tde of tin liars then.-.- N.arth U I
!- m lour jod- t.. a -take ;u the l.Uhwav .'tn. ..... .
,lS*hu »• -•• <th k.i-r s, \ ente.-n m i- To
, 1 mention. 1 U-and. together with :r..- ...m
--■n'l.tt1 hn " t F| ! a !s,,,r' l'«rth ular n -
T*. ,h‘‘ •l*ov** Hit, ref. r. n. . '.* herein
|!?. dV° "** "{ S Ketfi-ti f
; ! ,t * i *d land, -ituate ! n
■•ai I l.luelull and hounded and desert U-i a- fo
lows M-n I’m trlnnln* at a -take and -t.-: . . n
th. \\ r,ter!;. line ,f land f,,nner!% ..ni„-.| hi
- 4inue| | «-ter* and !- the norther!k . .»rner »H.urd
'o land now nrf.irmrrlt owned h\ iieorire ste\ ,r
thence by aaid Teten land North in «Te,t eljrhl
r"d- land formerly .uvn.d i.v Daniel i
»'take and *n.ne Aen. .• I. -aid h«.r. fs lan.l
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morv J.artl. alar rlptl..,, «la root I vf.rvmv Is
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to ol; '-""r " 1 "» th- nonh.
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PATENTS
ohuined.anti all I'ATEST BUSIXESS*tieiuled
to for MODERATE FEE*.
•|ur olHoe Is o|k|.<>Hi»e the V. <. l*atont Office
rnd we run obtain Patents In less time than those
«*nu» te from \r a s/l/XO to v
Send VOOEL OR ORAWIXO. We advise Hs
V.,Am,t‘nt;,,,iUtvV fr, »* ,,f « . and we make VO
( HA no E l \\ / E N > /' I TEX T 1V SEf'I'R E D
W e refer, hen*, u» the Postmaster, the >uot -.f
Moil, v Order IMv.. and to orti« iai^ ,.f nM. \ s
Patent offio For circular, advice, r.-n,fc »nii
rvfcrews to actual client-, in vour own ■tat*-..r
Countv, wrlu* t<» r
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Opposite Talent Offloe, Waahlnifton, D. C.
Pauper Notice.
THIS tfI to tram all persons airaln-t harls.rlne or
trusting Barton "Banker and famllv, noi It"
in AmlM*r«t. on account of the* Town
Trent,,n,as _ample provision has l„vn made l"
said Town of Trenton for bis sutiiarn
H Sl-FAK, ' 1 Sel.vt.oe,,
O-Ji M. FMII. VM), ;
„ A. H GRINDAL, I
Trenton, June 1st, las®. ’ ' i
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Banker,
STATX STHXXT,
ELLSWORTH, MAINE,
Does aGeneral Banking Busi
ness same as an Incorpora
ted Bank.
IH'poslt Areounts r®rrt\e*l subject to t ’ > *
fight.
I erttXcatr* "f l*»p«wU Issue*! pa> a> ie *n
man*I ->r .it a fl\e*l «1au* hear.tu »* .«*;!•
i i*. * 'T:-» ->f |>r:tft' V-t* - « i*< r mn
[ !* n*1- throughout the l nlte*l ■'tat* - a sfay-’a
t alU*! Itomls ra*he*i «t « \< hanur*!
« h"iif Investment*, ^oeu title* • •
ha ml.
l/mnti it»*«b «>n nvrUrajpM r rir*t • .;»■*- i. .
1.state lit vh'tnlty . ( 1 ..suurtl. or *>n npyr ».
rontinrrelal paper.
The Interest* *>f our - • rr* -j ■• •lent" \«
an fnllv rejcanteil. *trbt attention jf*v •• f»
»r«ier» am 1 requests *»y nu;!--r *>(hemio
prompt ami fa'thfal **xeeuti..r> »f their »•- a.
*lm to rntrlt their t *(irm »• ■ . . i
llankln* hour* from -» l* ■ : -■ A M . . » .
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C. C. Burrill,
GENERAL
Insurance Agent.
::m 1Jki*i:E"K\ts the Mem
< < iMJ'AN IE" III Till" Col \ rn
AM) Km.I \M>.
Of North America, Philadelph i
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C. C. BURRILL. Agt.
ELLSWORTH, MAINE:
STATEMENT
UNITED STATES BRANCH
Imperial Fire Insnrance Ce.
Ot' IOMION
Urrvrahr r II | •*%»
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mark. | % ,tin. , f * k> .
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Interest ami Kent* auTm*(i, i V..* *
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Z./afer7»fi>-« ^ ■»
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i* insurance koserv. , *-*.i "t
Ml other ( Lalm*.
>tl surplus over all, <13,102 *•
#1.V*0 901 !9
bkani h <>fh* f -
21> KILRY NTRKKT. ROSTOV. H ISS.
JQtlx r, i- iiot:,
Trustee* in Non l..rk for the 1 nit* 1 state*
Eilwanl Kin*, E..| .1 Hnorman .! .Imiton. *.*
Cornelius |> \\ E -;
c. C. Burrill, Agt.,
ELLSWORTH, MAINE
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