Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-02
LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.
Police Court Record.

Civil Actions.
nj -3 NOV. 20.
william II. Grant Nelson Jellison
A>>ump~tt 70 recover $40 Defence =
,ha, ;he money was to be paid upon tn.
happening OF an event which never &C.
arai Judgment for the Den Pltf ap-
pealcd
iiawc, fpr PITT Burnham for Den,
Criminal matters.
NJ - NOV. u.
STATE on comprt. Of u. II. Saunders
vThoma> Ford.
lnioEicaiion Plea" guilty. Sentenced
ray fine Of 81 and costs which were
H4.a and the Respondent discharged
>a 81 NOV. %
safe. on compl't. Of J. + Davis. & ais
Timothy Mahony
hecping intoxicating liquors FOR sale
-H'arv TO law. Plea-.-not Guilty i"
RESPONDENT waived examination. was sen
tea-ei 70 pay iinc Of $50 aud costs. from
Ha sentence he appealed and rccog-
Es n the sum Of $500 to prosecute hi
ea,
Nov o.
safe. on compI't OF A b Squirting.
Thomas Mahan.
Complaint for being 4 Common Seller
Pra--not guilty The law in such cases.
re4a.-ng proof OF three sales in order to
convict and there being evidence Of but
the Re>pond't WAS discharged
Ma =. Nov. %.
same Timothy Brc>nahan.
same complaint a. In No s. Plea
a; guilty Rcspond't waived examina-
-.oa. ana recognized in the sum OF 500
r. H. appearance at the next term OF the
RENE Judicial Court
-. Nov. 20.
Same John Brown.
nglr sale ~ liquor-Plea-'-n guilty
ldged guilty and sentenced TO pay a
-ae Of $50 and costs Responde Mt rp-
+4.ed and recognized in the sum of g. 0
center and prosecute said appeal.
aa Nov. %.
>.4'e on compl't of Davis & ais.
Thomas Mahan.
hneqins Intoxicating liquors for sale.
contrary 10 law. Plea-.'not guilty" Ex-
4aaat.on waived. sentenced 70 pay a fine
So And costs, from which an appeal
w, AIKEN. and recognizance in the sum OF
81" gwen, to prosecute said appeal.
Luther Lord Esq. Of surry i our
i1'lorizrd travelling agent.
SE-Now i the time for those in arrears
a4.Auce their accounts. We want every
Liar due for advertising and for subscrip-
tal> ;ha; We may pay our bills and have
N.rthing len for contemplated improve
a-4ts. All those who owe for one year or
47-y by paving before January ii can do
y. the advance rates. viz s.. 90 per year.
fra,e remember this, and that newspaper
>h-uld not BE the last paid
We call attention TO the notice of
al y Hall at the Fair Grounds
- he Wing j. TO appear in an entire
1er 3ress the first day OF January. The
"t3 = one Of the most prosperous papers
-r state, A. well a. one of the Host
r-4.21le ones. By the arrangement OF the
frpnetor we receive the Wing al night
i4e -ay Of publication, with the news we
- he next morning in the Boston and
Portland dailies. Half Of the time IL comes
re way OF Bueksport. and the balance
= 'hr time by express. Our business
1tn should pstronize the Wig
Arthur Greedy Co. have just put
2 store fresh lot of Holiday goods.
Down. down. is the tendency OF
god Tuesday il was l2l II.
The mills on this river have manu-
:4c,ured lumber a. rapidly Of late a. ever
-le weather has been favorable and
Fler.ing better that usual, quite an i'm
aa-.Ant item when the lumber has 70 be
''aa,ported by horse teams from half to
No miles 10 the wharyes.
Col A W wild> who was expected
% v.,it a. for the purpose of looking out
s-1te for a railroad between Ellsworth
Il, 8ucksport. has been necessarily de-
,-.led by business Whether the matter
low be postponed until Spring Is not
-e'smined.
-Harper's Weekly pronounces Charles
Dana OF the New York sun one Of the
rs: .nguists of the age
The most startling speech made at
he asst session of the woman's Pertinent
Il New York was by Mrs. Wilbur who
Body asserted that women would never
ems to the work of drilling rocks without
haTiag the backache," after which the meet
ng adjourned.
Hon. Samuel WATSON. Capt. Jesse
Dutlon OF Ellsworth, and Capt. Ivory Grant
Of Bscksport. have been actively at work
10 vsrious towns in this county forming
Flruer's Clubs. They have met with good
saeeess
The Portland Daily Advertiser pitch
Is into Speaker Blaines letter on Reciproci-
N. 1t is open to some objection viewed in
he light of the advancing spirit ofthe age
sad demand for more liberal CONNER
9a policy between nations.
The American Agriculturist is be-
Fond all doubt the best paper Of its kind
punished in the country.
One Of this modern reformers calls
all gentlemen of the old school The gran
nies"
An elegant smoking car has been put
% the p. R. Railroad. Why not put on
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