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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-12-15

Rumors of Cabinet changes are
again rife. Akerman is added to
Fish in the prospective changes.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-12-15
NOTICE

rs hereby given that books viii be opened for re-
eeiving subscriptions to the capital stock Of the
hFremont and Sandusky BailRaY Company at
the office of the Lake Erie and LoulsvIe asllIoao
Company, in Fremont, Ohio, on MONDAY Vhe iosh
day Of December, A, d. 1SI1.
L. @. RAWSONs
P. BUCKDAND, {CorperatOrs.
4s-sO E: F. DICKINsCNJ
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-12-15

Fancy Napkins and Towels at auction prices
Take a look at them before leaving the store.
attend this Grand Opening Of VIM A Rice Bros 1t
10Th of December and last until after the New ear
500 dozen adj Meino Hose at shilling pair
10000 pieces Gnghams slightly damaged by fire. one
shilling yard
Silks Striped and Plain Silks Brussels Stripes French and
We Headquarters for Dress Goods
Great Bargains Table Lnins Don't forget to call for them
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s. s. WOOD, NswbuTgh. \. z.

A GENTS Wanted.-Agents make more
~ money at work for US than at anything else.
Business Light and permanent. Particulars free.
g. STINsoN Co.. FINE ART PUBLISHERS. Port
land, Maine
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-12-15

void Quacks:-A victim OF early indis-
n cretion, causing nervous debility, premature
decay etc., having tried in vain every advertised
remedy, has discovered simple means OF self-eure
which he will send to his fellow sufferers. Address
J. h. REEVES, rs Nassau St., ". 7.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-12-15

The Bellaire Nail Works employ
125 to $50 hands, and their pay roll
is nearly $4,000 per week. 1t will be
seen therefore that this one manu-
factory causes the distribution of
about $15O,000per year, among the
other trades and merchant and mar
ket people and real estate owners of
that stirring town.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-12-15
DRESS TRIMMINGS.

VIM A. RICE keep largest variety and newest styles Of
Of Trimmings, Ribbons, DC.
CTOAKTNGS
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-12-15
A BIG BARGAIN.

full stock Of Arahan Beaver Coakngs with Trimmings
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-12-15
New advertisements.
CUNDURANG0i
ICHICAGO i1s IN. DESTRUCTION,

A full and complete history Of Chicago, her past,
present and future. With graphic scenes, Incl
dents and foil details Of the disaster, by George
/ Upton and J. W Sheahan. editors Of the Chica go
| Tribune. With over 4OO pages and so i1-
/ Illustrations. 1t is now ready for delivery.
AGENTS WANTED. ouii6 siRa aGd q, CO eSoiSs f8s
of territory. Union Publishing Co., Chicago, Ill,
/ or PbiIadelr lrhia Pa
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-12-15
Latelv an nnknown nartr an

Lately an unknown party and two
companions in Alliance, profered to
relieve asmall bl uise on Mr.. Shidlers
face, by the application of simple
medicine which they said they would
get at a drug store. Mr.. S. consent
ed to the application by means of a
pocket handkerchief or towel; and
almost Immediately was overtaken
with a strangling and stupefying
sensation.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-12-15

Williams Simms, a playmate of
Hawthorne when boy at Raymond,
and who ever afterward enjoyed the
firm friendship Of the great roman
Ger, recently died at Pensacola, Fla.
Mr.. Sims, who was a Mulqtto, had
possession of the first note book or
diary of Hawthorne, portions of
which he has occasionally published
with his own "reminiscences of the
author.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-12-15

There. was a grand semi-annual
fagelation at Newcastle, Delaware,
the State Of judicial fiogging few
days ago. One man was flogged for
the third time, and said that, having
all the manhood flogged out of him,
she didn't care for anything" Eight
others were punished with twenty
lashes each, and several in addition
stood for an hour in the pillory. The
offense ofeach being petit larceny.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-12-15
SIMMONS


IN AeuETlL CU5IINtT
rhe head is troub
sensation, consider
MED with q painful
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-12-15

WE open on and after SATURDAY. December 1871 the largest
selected stock of FANCY GOODS offered to the
especially for the Christmas and New Years Trade
This GRAND OPENING HOLIDAY GOODS will surpass any
thing taken place Fremont which the people
generally invited to attend - ,
will arranged similar to that of A. T. ST6MAKi q
co.'s GRAND OPENING BAZAAR given New York in 1862 which
attracted en country thousands of persons visiting
the Bazaar daily and buy goods
VIM A RICE viii spare pains to make this success
their customers such line OF goods that no one
their store viii without buying some article
Let no one fail to attend this GRAND OPENING
BAZAAR, commencing December 10TH 1871
We call the attention public few of the leading articles that
ev viii offer SPECIAL after the 10th Of December IS
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-12-15

The jewelry store Of H. Cooper,
at Wellsville, was burglariously en-
tered on the night Of Nov. %. The
thieves stole five trays OF jewelry,
gold pens, &c, but were unsuccess-
full in getting into an inner safe, af-
ter having blown open the outer one.
1t is the third time that Cooper has
been robbed.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-12-15
DRESS GOODS.

lot of so pieces Poplins a 25c per yard.
A lot of so pieces of Seeded Popins at 23e per yard
A lot of 20 pieces Mexican Velours very cheap
lot of 25 pieces Empress Cloths, cheaper than ever
A lot of 20 pieces English Satins in shades.
A lot of 100 patterns Irish Poplins at $500 pattern
lot pieces of Black pacas, the best in the world
Come large stock of Dress Goods We are oeg
them st GREAT BARGAINS
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-12-15
FANCY GOODS AND MOTIONS.

We have them in great variety elegant styles of Ladies'
Shes Scar Bows bought especially for the Holiday Trade
Don't forget visit the Grand Opening Bazaar at VIM Rice
Bros Large Dry Goods Store Fremont Ohio
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-12-15

Mrs. Witter, of North Lima, Nah
oning county, while laboring under
mental depression, attempted suicide
by cutting her throat, and so far sue
ceeded as to infiict a severe wound.
Though her wound is severe, there is
a fair prospect of her recovery.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-12-15
AN ITEM WORTH READING.
FURSI FURS! FURS!

500 pairs Blankets which you 25 cent by
buving from m A. Rice & Bros.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-12-15
FLANNELS.
SHAWLS.

good why A. sell many ShawIs They
keep the Paisley Long Wool Square Shaw
and sell ltnemat living prices.
1000 Pairs Gold Mixed and Black Mixed Waterproo
down for special occasion.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-30


- Mr. Curl, Dodge has bought the
Har,iin homestead of J. + Hinckley. Esq.
Mr.. II. y. Nevills & Son have bough:
The Nehemiah Hinckley homestead of his
heirs,
Rev. Mr.. Guirord who Is here for
few >abbaths. supplied the pulpl, Of the
Baptist church In BROOKLYN yesterday.
Mr.. Elijah Hartman. fractured one Of
the bones of the leg below the knee while
al work upon the granite quarry Of IVES
colt and Hinckley.
Mr. I. \. Lord our representative
elect. has closed very successful term Of
high school al Etna, and is now II home
recruiting for the duties OF the winter
Rev. c. G. Harwood OF PASSPORT,
preached in the Bapiis, church yesterday
The members of his former charge were
pleased to welcome him back for brief
visit.
William Evans. Esq. from Fort Fair
field, has opened a law office in our llage.
We have felt the need Of lawyer many
times since the death OF Hon. b. W.
Hinckley.
The bark Gray, Loring. has loaded
paving for New Orleans from Wescott 4
Hinckley. Saturday morning orders were
given to get under way when one OF the
crew rebelled and attacked the officers.
Capt. Loring fired at and wounded him.
when order was restored. J. 5. Hinekley.
Esq, went down and took the dispositions
Of the crew. 1t appears that the remain
ing part of the crew justify Capt. Loring
and testify 10 his kind treatment of them.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-30

The Wig. speaking of the resigna alton
OF Edwin Noyes. Esq, Superintendent of
'ne Maine Central railroad. says Mr.. Moves
mas long been regarded as one of the
aoiest railroad men in the State, and he
VIII be greatly missed from his old place.
he Is Intending. We believe. to spend the
winter In Florida. whittier he goes for the
benefit OF his wife. who is not of good
health. II is probable that l.. l.. Lincoln.
Esq. will be his successor. Certainly M
appointment could be more popular with
the public.
IL anybody wants to know how long
Deans will keep let him read and ponder
over this story from the Belfast Journal.
gentleman in this city was recently
relieved OF n bean which he carried In his
ear iorty-iour years. it having been forced
INTO the organ when n child three wears
old 1t has given him much Inconvenience.
ana at times caused deafness. but no
surgeon had been able 10 remove il. al
though he had consulted many. A few
days ago, on removing some cotton from
ms ear, one half the bean came out with II.
and subsequently the remainder came out
in the same manner.
The Le'ciston Journal SAYS a new foun-
dry Is 10 be erected In Auburn. and the
work upon the building has commenced.
n company has been organized composed
largely of Auburn Gentlemen. with one or
two gentlemen from Massachusetts. The
capital stock OF the company is $4,000.
The company has purchased forty acres of
i?nd adjacent 10 the Maine Central Rail
road on Taylor Brook. short distance
out OF the city limits proper. including a
good water power. The company will
s"on erect several buildings ALREADY
In process of building is 3OxG0 feet. two
SORES high. The building l. located
thirty-fiye rods from the railroad. and will
be touched BY railroad tracks The com
pany will probably employ quite force
of men
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-30

VI > schwartz; Little Men. Niss 49,.
ny wife aud |. Mrs. stowe: Miuh.n.
VT "o'ines' Nobody's Fortune. Edmn,d
l ales Our Village. , Vols. Miss Nu,n,,
'hA and White Tyranny, Mrs s.o,,a
i'rne and I, Geo. W. Cur,is D.
n'rongs oa,ings, Mrs. Whitney. p,
TONS Mrs. Whitney: Ralph the Heir
Au''"ny fro!lope; Stepping IIeavenw,ra
- ifehnss; Susan Fielding. Mr.
Edwards The Silent Partner yissp.a,
story Of My Life. Hans Christian Andor'
SON. The Man Who Laughs. Victor I,s,
me roe In the Household. Caroline c,eso-
""I"' The Seaboard Parish cao NJ
'"''A'd' The Wife of a Vain Man. NJ. :.
schwartz The Young Deliyercrs Of Plea
"'R 'o'e' Kellogg; The Young Captain o,
i'ea>ah' Cove. Kellogg, The SPAR .,
'ei'ins. kellogg; The Caslawavs. k.lloyg
l'" ate Against Him. Miss Douglas
%'tNo sharp Experiment Mrs.. whitne,
NI~CELL,NFnr>.
u!tnrc demanded hy Modern Life h..
foainah>, Cast up by the Sea. Sanne,
.'''o' tA>' and West. Poems. Bret Har,c ;
hew To DO II. Edward Hale: How no, IN
be- SICK. Belloes: Illustrated Iihra-,- q,
wonders, ~ Vols. very entertaining
Life OF Henry Lord Brougham Law -
mons I. II. Hurley: Ligh, Science for
LEISURE Hours. Proctor: Mechanism 4,
thoughts and Morals. Holmes: onr cirls
~" Lewis; Queen Nictoria's Journal
Reptiles and Birds. Fi..nicr; Sir w,l,er
Scott. Mackenzie; short Studio. ON Great
subjects, froude; shooting. Boating. and
Fishing. Warren; The Descent of Man
Vols. Darwin; Talks Abou, peonl,.
>'omachs. bio Lewis; The Insect World
Figuier
MATRIMONIAL PrzzLr-ur. Efrsr-r
noticed IN Your columns OF late number
% complex relations. but among them ali
! think that none will exceed IN comple,;tv
the following which lately attracted tn,
notice:
"thin The circle Of nay acquaintance +,
.ads who wa, sister to her aunt. and i
aunt 70 her aunts daughter. tim. The
daughter j. ilr-t cousin to her aunt. and
then BY freak Of liymeu these lsdic.
became sisters. The daughter i fir;
cousin 20 her auni'> children aud their
children are frst cousins To each other.
IAN any one analyze this or furnish
more puzzling relationship:
he 'firry contains the continuation Of
eN->ecregaFy Wcllcs' review OF the hi>ior,
"i the New Orleans expedition ia which h..
deals with some popular error. and some
unpopular ones, such a. Admiral Porter.
treatment OF farragui. The following 4.
The let Of contents:
Adventures of the Duchess de B,rri
Mother 81 the Count de Chambord hy J
; Abbott. Black FRIDAY. by William
i. Hooper In n Hospital. hy ;. :. Rock
wood. Weather Prognos;ic,. by the Peo-
pie. b. Prof +. Maury. Capt. Hor,-
iAlis Romance. By J. W. DcForr>t The
ku~iAcc Diamonds. by Anthony rrollop..
Admiral Farragut and New Orleans. second
paper, by Gideon welles Ought We Ia
Ni-t her: BY Mrs. Edwards Basic 10
Dom" DOssola. by NJ. T.. W. =. prin
Wood. By Philip Quilibct. Scientific Mi
ceilany The Great Alpine Tunnel Mag
nrti>m ard the SIN" &c. Current Lii.ra-
tnFc The Galaxy Club Room. NebulAc,
BY he Editor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-30
State Items.

There have been two cases of small
pox In Calais. one of which proved fatal.
The Lewiston Journal says that city
appropriate six dollars per scholar TO the
public school.
The Gardiner Home Journal observes
Of the late Collector of the port of New
York, That Murphy was small potato. :
A gentleman OF Herts. in England.
has favorite pig, which he has called
Maude. His explanation is that he did so
because she is continually looming into
the garden
BRIDGE CoMPLETED.-LEwIsI Nov
PA new bridge COO feet long. across the
Androscoggin river at this point was
opened for public travel tonight. The
roadway is covered with Nicolson paving.
The bridge cost $4,000.
A hog was marketed in Belfast few
days since that was tough cuss. the pork
having a rind an inch thick. After assault
ing the hide several times with an axe the
purchaser returned him as being unmer-
charitable.
WESLEY. The Messrs. Gumby are
erecting saw mills at Wesly. Deer are
quite plenty here in the adjoining woods,
and bears have been trapped.
PERRY.-The Sentinel learns that Mrs.
J. q. A. futile of Perry. was severely in
jured by the upsetting of carriage. in
which she was riding, one evening last
week.
PEMBRoKE.-The Sentinel says that the
Iron Works at Pembroke. have been run
ming steadily for the last two weeks. giving
employment to the laboring class. An
eight years old son of Mr.. Isaac Morgan
was shockingly burned about the face and
neck with powder last week. He is now
doing well.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-30
Nrr 4DFERrL SEMrNrS

f.-+lHt.He Notices.
W. .lHr &c g. re Mavor
fs to fn1f'- tIofrnsn l. nigaent-G \ Parrher
k-H lm- ths- : Ltan
.1e Matter Nv Hale Rr7sthers
snls kightsW J ~ ssasBb.
tiH ttH tsHssd+-A " gobinsoa.Jr
Pisa rtes-C hic ksr5ug n >oas
tE-. u NJ caacs &C Pu-tlanI
y t.H--. lt mas tisrk
-H~ 4 lIHi.lcu
ar.H lsHrf-s 1uf i--f
st 81 "irr-f et"f >tarkrv
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-30

CAUTION -Pun.ha>cr- of the Peruvian Sy-
ruo q protected solution Of the protoxl 10 Of
from ore c'uii"ue'l * ain,i b'ing deceived by
any "i The Preparations OF Peruvian Rrrx, or
Bark and Iron. which may b. offered hem
Every bottle OF genuine has PERUVIAN SYRUP
tn"t Peruvian BirA1 blown In the glass. Ex-
ANIME IHE BOTTLE BrroHy rCRcu.,INc.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-30
Police Court Record.
pEINKwArER JUDGE.

NoN- =. John II. wooster Leonard
Wooster Action of irespass guar, cllussB,
fr'gi'. to recover damages for injuries done
l1f> gra~- aud growing crops. by Defl's
oaiti" Defence general Issue" Amer
III" llfs testimony had been put in the
case was Withdrawn from the court and
-eitled by the parties, through their coun-
>cl
ha"e>. Hale & Emery.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-30
Probate Courts.

ltrsE1RrH -t-t Wednesday ID January Feb
~r 4 sf-t September. and December "a
a. lH=-f April. 81 we.ine-Aay in june and
e. W-5I.- i.s O. October
RI. tHfLL LET Wednesday IN july AMI NovCm
b. s,roRr -si weane-lay IN January. May
b. Hf.r4t-sf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-30

south West Hsro~r-S"~ stI Nv Rev \ .
Rieh. Mr.. " William q Forty of fremont and Nj.
Emrinr 4 TtJtn-. NJ Mt Dr.rrt
Blu"hili->oy, ssh. by Rev II +. Gu.lf,rd Vi.
Benz amin \ Saunders and Miss Mary D. Curtis
both ~ Deer lie
lirr AMI Ms BIa4-l.A bath OF Fraakliu
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-30
GOV. MEREIl. oN rHE MARION WATCH.

Me>srs. Gilc- Wales, Co.. Chicago Illinois.
take pleasure IN -st3ng that the wa-Ch I
bought Of YOU. tsin< 81 ~. 'favctte s,r,t,on,
N1ri"n. Mes JcI-rS.' made by the United
state " sich 60 tGjlc. Wales 4 tnJ ma.
given icti-c; -sii>l action: it, variation from
mean time since regulated being -carc,.ly per-
ceptlbi- SAM M-Trii Gov Of Iowa
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-30

'flcssirgs on the man who Gr.t invented
sl'rp But h''w can auN one .lerp who /. fill.
81 iull OF iain' u, u.i < Kcnnr'- Pain Kill
ing Magic on Ia bc sure.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-30
NATHANIEL BUTLER.

An Irishman c,iled A. drug store 10 &c, a
boi;l" u JJha-pti'- Anaiyne Linimcn, for the
kheumati>In the druggist s.ksi him in what
pa 81 Ih. sO,!N Il troubled him most. BE me
soul Nnid he. 4 have IL IN rers houl and corn
or or me
For los. of cud. horn all rcd " aicr In cow.
los - .pprii'c, rot. or muTrain IN sheep. Thick
winl. broken wiui. and roaring. AMI ior al Oh
-,iIctiou, Of the Aiiury- IN horse, Use >heri-
dan, Cavalry conIi ION Powders
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-30
Business Notices.

ilal'- Vegetable SieIisn iIsir Remover pre-
vents he h,i' from turning gray. and return.
gray ha To- il natural color
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-30

Fril"w> Compound syrup Of nypopho.phites
u rrr-crils''' o. Tia III phy,ici,n- IN very
city sud town where Il ha- been introduced
and II Is a thoroughly orthodox preparation.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-30

'Wcllcpme'- German Cough Ecmedy Is rec
ommendrd highly for Whoopins t-.ugh, Group,
Ho-f.ro~--. Bronchitis. dc. szlc by
:. y W g-in 4 Co.. Gee. A iarcher and A.
VI Robin Ion. Ellsworth. ami Medicine dealers
gene rAly-for family medicine Welcomes
Liver Regulator 4 Dy.peptic' dee not have IL,
equal. 3ln.J.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-30

OST, on Monday the 18th, q calfskin pocket
~ book, on the road between Ellsworth and
Mariavilie, containing . i've dollar bill, and u
note Of hand for eighty.ave dollars. dated the
18th day Of May last, payable 10 six months to
tfe subscriber or order, and signed by Charles X.
Goodwin. All persons are hereby notified not to
purchase said note, and any one returning the
pocket book and contents to Charles Whltcomb
Ellsworth Falls, will be suitably rewarded.
HORACE FROST.
Mariaville, Nov. lS, ISL. 3wI7s
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-30
Local and Other Items.


-Nee Kaa1n-on's advertisement, 81 Holt.
b., paod-.
# Fees hr-i ct the hog stories has come.
bra- them along.
-To-morrow j. anksgfvin,-.ho,.
t.s. time >i.v turkey.
-o,r Tb,,t.,i,.;an ,....n ,...
Nrl.ai, ~rsby hror.h, IA,
,-..., 60. 49,,
'N''~' "'''e ''ii
l.,.t. .f,. ,s '''-
'''f ih"ue 'h'
''' ''''' ''''''' :
N'".'' "tN7t'1iH NAS- tha' the
- " \ "'''H- '"eff> Held have
r
'"' I'D Nf""-i""A aud Han
""'' t''" submitted 70 the
"a our
lae e".I weather Of Monday and
s-.t' at-hs> ha> formed lr. iu the river
'"' '"' MUS.
NJ Nchenz.e. au employee % the
'-.'-TtpA company seriously cut he wri.t
"dA lA.e o' -la>.. last week.
Nex, >auAt, afternoon and evenj,,o
,a w. AiI. q. s..r,i,... 4, ,he Rsr-i., .b,,,.,
tt1r'"d "N R"N 9 e. Lcavcu..
Mr. Thomas Townsend Of Ellsworth
Viz ps. la.f week. five month. anal
-.t odd which weighed 3a;lb>.
r..f u.rr,.t !. ~. -.-...;...
.r..... 81, tt.,...-.
-,.l Aat beautiful silver coffee urn.
II Whttn.-. IN yer,o, ~, Sam
dill. s- Killed ,..,.,.,.... ,....,,.. t.....l-..-
W .,....-.-..,, 9.,.-s ,t.. .. o.
'''' a ..'''
u.a.ar Ve-I-er seq, ice in the evening. A,
-t....f... nce,s ,ex, No,J m.
~-.s... ...,t. H. p.,,,f,,.o,,
.-... TIA. it.r.,..It IN p,,,rt.,.,.... ~,
i,.tn..erat.
,,.
..,.-....
may ''''l
-, - \
'.' it'i''' M',,r> ">i"T- summer
'- ii"">''o'n ana Fletcher should
''''''' III '"e up "Ner items
At ih" late annual exhibition Of the
senior Cas- of Colby University. Horace
" Iiideu wa awarded the prize Tor excel.
.ence .u composition.
Mr.. !. Coamh. ha. hough, the 10, Of
land eN,eu.lsn, from ,b. rear of nj. tor.
~ me river. and may possibly put up
tll.i.ns upon it next year.
-C T.. Brown. ESQ. of BANGOR in =
letter. ,ays. IN relation TO the shore line
III VIII be builf.~ W. say yea II viii a..
built.-rM aehias Eepubr,,ta
n. a.. -, O.,
49,,
''
ne '''i S'e@' "i'''i ''t'oii performed upon
''' u Nj y" III "HA'hsoh' oil
- 80 - ~ = W 7toeA-
~ " ~ "i 'd- ''4'"i
'N'i'A" anu ho' ps 1T hArd'hg' a
apt James knowles Of Surry. in this
county was master and part owner of one
81 The whaling ships recently lost in the
Attic Ocean Capt knowles took his wife
Win him' oarry lady out len her at the
SANDWICH isiahds-
We learn from our corresnonden- a,
PASSPORT, that seven persons wer, admitted
into the Washington St. Baptist church.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-30
TO ADVERTISERS

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-11-30
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