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voted TO the usual singing school" course, but
not intended for beginners. This part seems TO
be well arranged. The rest of the book may be
best described n 200 pages filed with very
well prepared collection of secu lar and sacred
music in or parts, for practice. There j. a
fair proportion OF pieces suitable for opening
and closing, and quite number OF new gees.
The Shining Rirer. new collection Of
sabbath School songs, by II. $. & W. o. Per
kins. Price b cents. $50 Per Hundred.
There are different opinions about the musi-
cal literature now 30 abundant for the child
ren OF Sundsy Schools. Almost monthly there
are new contributions to 1t, and some persons
are disposed to stgmaiize the whole mass as
trash" others are quite enthusiastic in its ia
yGr.
Mesnwhile.the following things are manifest
ly true.
Sunday School children icM sing.
If you provide for them great abundance
OF pleasing music and wholesome words; mu-
sic some OF II almost '.jolly," so as to bound
with the quick pulses Of youth then they
will sing it, on Sundays and on week days.
MOI only this, but they will absorb the sweet
truths of the hymns. And. as there is no room
Tor two things In the same space. child who
Is filled to the brim with pure innocent lyrics.
Is not in much danger from what is low and
earthly. 1t is fact worth noticing, in this con-
nection. that young people ''out on time"
are apt TO drift into the Singing Of Sunday
School and revival melodies.
Music for Sunday Schools must be simple.
else IL cannot be sung.
The new and pretty book above mention,
THE SHINING RIVER, is By no means SUI
periuous, but will be a welcome visitor every
where. The compilers are competent and
.killful gentlemen. and the contents are uni
fornly fresh and wide awake.
Peterson for January. We thought the De-
cember number of Peterson's Magazine could
not b. beaten. vet here is the January number
even mOre beautiful still. There are two steel
engrayings. n mammoth colored fashion-pate
and splendid Berlin pattern in twelve colors !;
besides innumerabls wood engraviugs Of fash
ions. patterns, etc. The principal steel-pIate.
"A Little Tot OF 11.6," Is after celebrated
picture by Sir Joshua Reynolds; and she is
about the most charming, cunning little lady
we have ever seen. A very powerful novelet,
called The Dsys Of Seyenty-siN," is begun, by
MIS-. Ann ;. stephens. All the stories are
good. however. even better than usual. There
l. also an illustrated article on old Indcpen-
dence Hall, in Philadelphia, s6d the Deciara-
ton Of Independence which was signed there.
IL is the best number Peterson hss ever issued.
and that is saving a very great deal. IL seems
10 Us that every body will take Peterson in 1876
II Is 50 cheap and vet so good. As = guide for
the fashions, II has no rival. You do not
know how TO dress" says a cotcmporXry, ''till
YOU have seen Peterson The price !, only
two dollars year. with great deductions to
clubs. and valuable premiums 10 persons get
ting up clubs. Specimens are sent gratis, 10
those wishing 10 get up clubs.
Address CHARLES j. PETERSON, 3O1 Chest
nut Street, Philadelphia.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-09
City and County.

The schools in Dist. No. 10, will begin
un Monday next. Dee. 18Th.
Two valuable horses, one owned by
The Messrs. Hairs and the other by Mel&-
The one owned by the latter, was q trotter.
had shown great speed and promised 10 be
among the fastest horses in the state. He
was therefore highly priced by his owner
A disgraceful disturbance took place
last Wednesday night at a dance given at
The Emerald Band Hall. II young men
cannot attend place OF amusement, with
out going crazed by liquor, they had better
stay away. We forbear TO give their names,
hoping that hereafter they will have too
much self respect, to be guilty of such
conduct.
The Sociable given at the yestry OF the
Congregational Society on Tuesday even
lAg, Nov. 80, was decided success. 4
large number were'present nOtwithstand-
iug the severity of the weather. As usual
AL excellent supper was served. from six
o'clock till seven, and the remainder OF the
evening was made very enjoyable by Sc
lect readings, recitations &c. 1t is hoped
that the next Of the series will occur soon
Attention is particularly called TO the
advertisement in another column, Of the
Ladies, composing, the Social and Beney-
oent Society, of festival to be held al
Hancock Hall, next Wednesday evening
Dec. 18th.
From the attractions promised and the
efficient and competent management of the
projectors. it will probably be highly en-.
Joyaole and successful.
This Thursday evening will be giveI
al Hancock Hall the romantic Drama ell
Titled The Fayre Lass of Lltchfield" by
Home company of amateurs. some o
whom have heretofore displayed marked
talent upon the stage. We have no doub
the entertainment will be excellent. and a:
the object is worthy one, viz, 1.-THE iced
lug and clothing of the poor OF our city,
We hope our liberal citizens will see to i
that they have u full house.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-09
MARINE LISI.
DI.n -ifrs.
DECEMBER .. 1915.

Sch ChiliOu Of Portland. o,rant from Ellsworth
Tor Hartford. put into newport, 18th. leaking badly
aud wlll discharge for repair.
sch Annie Gu- of fremont, went ashore al Ten
Pound Island. -'th but was bAule-l OF with but 1t
Tie injury.
sch fru,! NArren of Buck sport, in ballast. came
10 anchor od Chatham Jyth. with signal OF distress
dying, Ane the steam collier Allentown went out 10
heE assistance One account -Ays the crew were
taken or but others said tie steamer iaIad to re-.
cue them. The schooner was not ia sight next
morning and II IS supposed she sAs blown OF IN the
gale.
sch NOnparle!, Simmons. from Rpckland, OF ami
for >egwIck struck Tie rocks At saddle Island.
Al . AM .d inst, and became total wreck. There
Was ire-h gale an! dense fog at the time. All
hands c-cAped with difficulty 70 the shore, where
They succeeded IN kIndllng IRE. They weTs taken
|" l"ekand, Irom whence they proce@led home in
steamer | y ssc-.
The sch Joseph Farewell Gregory, of ckIAnd,
from blueliill for New York with granite, struck i
ruhAsn ledge near Marx Island last "Wednesday
she got on and arrived II ROcAland, and has since
discharged her cargo. and Is now the south Ma
r!ne Railway for repairs.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-09
OrIaud.

The Sch. Sarah Hill" is frozen in
East River with about 1000 bushels pota-
toes on board.
The sheep business seems to take the
lead at present. Daniel Thurston has
bought los. Aaron Page $50, j. W. and A.
Eldridge l35, making 4sj within a radius of
a mile of this village, more than usual.
F. Buck has imported from Conn, 3
Ayrshres. South Down sheep, Jersey
from Mass, within few months. This
with Ayrshires with Jersey imported
last year gives him fine herd of dairy
stock.
Church matters are in fair condition.
The Cniversalist Society keep up their 5.
concerts. The Methodist supplied by
Mr.. Crawford, of +. NJ. {. 5. The. Con-
! gregationalists have 5. 5. in the morning.
Rev. VIM. Forsyth preaching in tie p. NJ.
/ prayer meeting in the evening. weekly so.
cial meeting well attended and Interesting
and we hope profitable. There has been
healthy condition so far as re ligious mat.
ters are concerned for some u onths in this
church. Rev. Daniel Starr who spent the
fa!l with this people much TO their satisfac
ton, has sailed with his wife Miss Abbie
Walker that was to Turkey as Mi.siona.
ry.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-09
What the London Times Saws of
Tweed's Escape.

LONDON, Dec. ..
The Times says Editorally the Tweed
American reformers Of ISL have either
zone to sleep or turned mere politicians
a4d joined in with TweeG's successor. In
the midst Of this forcial transportation the
great offender slips cleverly through the
fingers of his custodian, notwithstanding
be is almost the size OF the Iichborne
claimant. The Times connects Tweed's
escape with the political reaction which
Las carried back into Tammanry's hands.
the politicians whom Tweed represented.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-09
Loss Of the 4ountaiA Laurel Higgins. Master

The sch. Mountain Laurel left Boston.
saturday Nov. 27th, bound to Ellsworth.
and laden with merchandise for parties
here On Saturday last, dispatches were
received from st. John, stating that the
schooner went ashore on Monday the 29th.
on Brier Island, off the coast of Nova SEQ
tia and would probably be a total loss. but
that the cargo would be saved, though in a
damaged condition. An agent, Mr.. A. W.
Cushman was at once sent by the owners
OF the cargo, to the island.
The schooner was good vessel, well
iound' and owned by Dyer p Jordan, heirs
of the Langley Estate and parties in New
York, and was not insured.
The cargo was valuable one. consisting
principally of general merchandise. belong.
lng To our merchants.
The last accounts received. ARE that the
vessel lost her sails and spars, and had
ohged During the absence of the master
on shore for the purpose of caring for his
Z frost bitten crew, the wreckers took bis
boat. went aboard, and are now In posses.
SION Of the schooner and cargo. 1t i.
thought the vessel will 60 to pieces. The
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-09

The Forest Tar Co.. of Portland. Me. are
sole proprietors OF 4 now invention by which
the medical properte, Of the Pine Tree tar are
separated from the blAc. and worthless sub
stance and secured in pure form. Their pr,I-
aration- OF Forest Tar" Forrest Tar 30 IT,
iI1n." Forest Tar Trochcs." Forest Tar
sIlve" and Forest Tar soap must work rail-
isal change. in treating disease. Of the Lung.
kidney-. the skin and all Catarrhal efiecii1ns
Of the mucous mt mbranes. The Forrest Tar
Book" explains their use and application.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-09


David lIodgkins and sonsIare building
vessel of about l20 tons, under the direc-
ton of Master J. +. Hodgkins Of Eden
They will finish planking in a few days,
and then wait until spring. She is sub
stantially built of the best OF msterials. is
designed Tor the coasting business. and Is
to be commanded by Capt. Alfred Hodgkins
of Hancock.
Steamer Ulysses left here on her last
trip Monday morning.
w. F. Desisle proposes to extend his
steamboat wharf aud build store house
upon it.
The surplus hay OF this region finds a
ready market at Bar Harbor
A. T. Whitaker, commenced school
here on Monday.
The Co. Com. have laid out road
around Pond IIil.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-09
Nj A II II l E ID.

Ellsworlh-Dec. 4th by Rev. DR.. Tenney, Mr..
Fred A. Jellison and Miss Clara A. johnson, both
of Waltham.
surry-Nov. 7th by Rev. L. S. Tripp, Capt.
Miron q. Curtis, Of Ellsworth, and Miss Lizzie II.
Morse Of Surry.
franklin-Nov. Sd, at the residence of the late
Capt. John West, by Rev. Selden Wentworth, Mr.
5. j. Blaisdell, Of Denoyer, Col, and Miss Fannie
West, Of Franklin.
Nov 9Th, by the same, at the Parsonage, Mr.
Will ii. Clark and Miss susie Wilbur all Of Frank
lin.
Dec. 81, by W. W. Bragdon Esq, Mr. John w
Pickett and Miss Addie W. Donnell, both Of Frank.
lin.
Bluehill-Dec. 5th, BY Rev. A. II. TIbbets, Alex
ander IL; Briggs, Of Little Compton. K. l.. and
Rosetta Z. Candage, of Bluehill. 9e.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-09

DIR. NORRIS SYRUP OF TAR WILD CHERRY
and hOEEHoUND has never been known 10
fail in permanently curing obstinate Coughs.
told-, Group. WhOOplug Cough. nor any dis
case. OF the n espiratory Organs-and il does il
too al once 1t il not necessary to take il
tor long time bcfore You can discover it,
beneficial effects. It, sale IN this community
j, immense. aud its popularity universal. Ii
should not be cla,,ed with compounds put up
10y inexperienced hands. Ii /. pgsitirely guar
Anieed To be composed OF the purc-t and test
materials, aud To alway, give satisfaction. DO
not iAll 10 give thi, great and potent remedy a
trial. II twIli not AMI cannot di.appoint you.
Ask Tor Or. Morris syrup OF Tar. Wild Cher
~ and Horehound, and take none other.
Trial size. 10 cts, Regular lie 10 CT.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-09
Loss of a Steam Ship.

IVNDON, Dec. =.
Lloyd, agent at Rochester reports this
morning that boat came ashore in that
vicinity from the Steamship Deutschland
of the North German Lloyd from Bremen
;Iec. 18th, for New York. The boat con-
tanned one man and the dead bodies of two
others. The man reports that the Deutsch-
and is aground somewhere in the North
Sea. The two men perished from expos
use having been in the boat 3S hours.
Later advices state that the steamer is 8
total wreck and 80 lives were lost. Editor.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-09

Delays are dangerous persons suffering from
dropsy. Bright'- disease. kidney, bladder, aud
glandular InSladic,. diabetes, gravel, mental
and physical debility retention and incontinence
ofurine. female Irregularities, and in fact /
affections Of the urino-genitai organs should at
once partake OF Htars Remedy III, the
Balm OF Gilead for such di.trcs x complaints
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-09

Lamoinc.
&C. W. Whitaker has built a good l-2
story house and l.. naar the site of his
brick house. which he has taken down
Geo. Thompson has built l.2 story
house with a mansard roof just opposite
Francis ThOmpson's. Work done by C. L
foung.-Geo. King has built a barn on
the homestead of Capt. n. King. Mr..
Hazen Whitaker s3 years old framed this
barn. and got out and put on all the trim
mings.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-09

North Laoei.e.
i. n Salisbury has built very con-
Vsniera stable and also a shed about GO H.
In length He has seeded down to grass
abo.as 20 acres ofland near Partridge Cove,
upoa part of which he raised 2I bushel,
OF wheat, 40 bushels Of barley and $50
bushels Of oats.
The long talked of school house In
this district is not yet built. Charles Delaite
commenced teaching here on Monday last.
Robert Grindls having built substan-
ial Coopersshop, and laid In . stock Of ma
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-09
BIuehiii

Bluehill Academy has commenced its
winter term under the instruction OF l.. A.
Stanwood OF the Junior class at Bowdoin
College. 1t now numbers thirty-eight stu
dents, VIII" show degre OF interest and
enterprise which promises we'll for,the sue
cess of the term. The students have rcuted
an organ for the term. and organized de-
batting society called the Litrary Fraterni-
/ ty. The attendance has increased from
the opening OF the term, aud the friends Of
the institution hope it will become still
/ larger. ).
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-09
Report of The Woman, Temperance Aid
society.


The Aid Society met Monday evening with
shou; fifty ladies present. II seems Is il there
must he more than fifty ladie. inte rested in tenn
perance. in our city. and il such is the case W hy
do not more attend the Aid meetings. A larg-
er number are usually present than there were
al the last meeting. which fact causes u 10 fear
that the women OF Ellsworth are not as inter
ested in this subject they shou ID be.
( The President. Mrs. whitmore, presided ::
with the usual opening exercises. Mrs. B. H.
Aiken was the fret 10 address the meeting
: She referred to the work Of the women in train
ing the Young. to train them 30 that they wou Ia
not yield to temptations. or associate with i'm
moral persons. but have thought. snd interests
above these degrading evils. Although wo-
meH could not vote they could thi nix and be-
come better prepared Ia vote wisely Less
rum was sold than formally, still we wanted 10
work IN i1i- movement until none could be had
Al reform must begin with the people: the
law makers We're Whist the majority Of the pep
pie desired they should be. Mr.. Aiken thought
this evil Of intempcrance touched each and
every one, sud we needed the prohibltory law
10 protect Us, and every man w oma and child
wished il for the same reason.
Mr.. F. X. Hopkins next read an larticle on
the evil effects OF alcohol,
Mr.. Hamilton JOY though there was ne ed o =,
active work bat it WAS difficult to .deterinini
what. but we could devote much care to the
young. trying toprevent so much intemperancc
IN the future there now was.
Mrs. A. F. Greely responded TO the call for
remarks in an earnest manner.
Miss Suminsby read poem "Woe 10 the
Wine Cup"
The President appointed three ladies TO read
temperance articles at the next meeting, and
il i hoped they Will come prepared. 4. the
reading ADDS much 10 the ntere.t!of the meet
ings.
The meeting adjourned to meet Monday even
ing Dec. 2lst. SECRETARY.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-09

rev Tcopic unacquainicd VIII ply -ioloSl Slcai
rhcmi> Try are aware uf the quantity Of iron IN
thu bio od. bu, all ,hDRid kHOtr the Importance
OF kecpi ng up the supply, for debility, disease
and death are >ure 10 follow when the quantity
becomes Too much reduced. The Peruvian syr-
up "a protoxide OF ironl supplies ihi, vital ele-
ment, and has cured many chronic diseases.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-09
Suicide
HAvERHILL. NJ.

HAvERHILL. Mass, Dec. 1.
Timothy Sullivan. a man 20 wears of age
committed suicide last evening by cutting
his throat with razor. He has been par
italy ,leranged for some time.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-09

do you want to save your children. II you
DO, go to G. A. Parcher and get box oil Fes-
senden's Worm Expeller. Ii is the surest
safest and best worm medicine now in use.
For sale by all druggists for - cents, or sens
by mail on receipt OF the price.
Prepared by Fessenden & Co. RoeAland
Maine.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-09
Foreign News.

LONDON, Dec. J.
The rumors OF the approach OF war be-
tween the United States and Spain on the
uban question. remain entirely unnoticed
-dtorially by the London Press. or are en-
tlrely di>credted.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-09
HeW Publications.

The Hgh School Choir, by l.. o. Emerson
aad W. S. Tilden. Price 81 90 or 500 per
dog.
The High Schol Choir IL, according to the
title page, divided into nine divisions, and
doubtless there are nine varieties Of lessons !;
but the haH titles only indicate four;or five.
Al the commencement, we find 50 pages de.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-09

I. Van Erquart arrived at Portland yes
terday ia a Grand Trunk freight car where
he had secreted himself ia Canada. Both
feet were frozen and he was sent To the
hospital
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-09

-Osgood Is getting out some nice work
at His new Photograph Rooms for Christ
mas x New Year Presents See Advertise
ment
c. c. Burrill Insurance Agent repre-
sents the Standard Companies OF the Conn
try, a few OF whom, are the Old .Ftna of
Hartford, Hanover, German, American.
Amazon. Bangor, Agricultural. Atlas. and
seven others equally good. These COM
panies continue 10 insure against loss bv
fire or lightning, ON terms a. favorable as
other sound companies. Give Burrill =
call, and see for yourselves.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-09

teriaiS proposes to spend the winter ia the
manufacture OF barrels.
-Aanson Richardson. formerly Of Mt.
Desert, has bought aud moved upon the
homestead of the late Nelson Young
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-09

DO you want to be cured Of Dyspepsia, con.
stipstion. Piles and all disease. the .toma ch
Bowels and Liver. II you do. go to G, A
Parcher's and get bottle Of Virgins Pellets.
They will cure you. For sale by sll druggists
for 80 cents bottle. or sent by mail on re ceipt
Of price. Prepared by Wiggin Il Co. Rockland
Me.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-09

LYIRoN's kATHAoN prevents the Hair from
falling out or turning gray, renews its growth.
and gives strength and vigor. 1t is delightful
lv perfumed. aud makes splendid dressing.
1t is the cheapest and most desira BILE Hair Ton
ic ever produced. Used by the elite. Price
only SO cents. mos. 80
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-09
Coroners' Verdict,

MONTREAL. Dec :.
The coroner jury in the case of Father
Murphy and Lynch. who were burned to
death in the hotel at Back River. rendered
verdict Of accidental death.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-09

MORRIS IL HERITAGE.
ia y. Ihird Street. Phila.

1t Sold By :. ID. Wiggin. Ellsworth; A.
J Jordan, Urlsnd, and X. b. stoyer, Bucks
port.
John ". Perkins & Co. Portland. General
agents. ~ ly 70
FoR HARD TIMES, get DO tile Of Coal Wa
ter Compound. Three ounce bottle q cents
The only reliable thing that i. sure 10 remove
all Grease spots from the Nicest Fabrics. .as il
set- the color aud cannot possibly njuse or
stain silk or Velvet: and nothing better for
cleaning hid Gloves. Sold by all Drug gists.
All orders addressed TO II. e. Brown, Pro-
prietor and Manufacturer, Searsport Maine.
Gmosi9 oe3w
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-09
Accident.

RoCKLAND. mo date
" Blackington was severely Injured
al Eoshland Yesterday. by being thrown
from wagon.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-09
DIED d.

Obituary notices. beyond the Date, Name and
Age must be paid for.
Ods-Dec end, Jabey Salisbury aged 30 years.
Brooklin-Nov. Goth. Mrs Asenath c. wife of
Emory T. Dodge. aged 80 years and months
Trenton-Dec. lst, Of quick consumption, Nellie
Bernice, aged Is years and months.
Somerville-Dec. 5th, Henry McA lister, aged 20
years and months, son of the late Asa McAilister
NJ D. OF Ellsworth, Me-
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-09

when man sits down." said an elo-
quent counselor, in summing up case"
to eat his dinner in the bosom of his fami-
ly-" That's a curious proceeding for a
full grown man." remark ed his opponent.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-09
Business Notices.
Letter From Rev. J. Salmon, ~ -.
CHIPuAS. QUEENS COUNTY, y. u.

Mr.. JAMES /. FELLOWS.
SIR: In the practice OF medicine have rec
commended YOUR Compound Syrup Of Hypo-
lowing results:
Greater freedom in the action OF the Lungs.
Increased aud more casy expcctoration in ca-c- :
Indicated by dry cough. and decide. augmrntA-
ton of tone to the whole nervuussy system.
can safely and consistently recommend your
invaluable preparation in a variety uf cases. es-
pccisliE Tor Chest diseases. having -ucce s-fully
prescribed tim Bronchitis. Asthma, Debility
from Liver Complaint, Debility from FcVcrs
and Debility from Impoverished Blood.
| am III, your, truly.
JAMES SALMON
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-09

Before your Lungs beginto Fc.ter. stop the
cough that may otherwise destroy you. with
HALF's HONEY OF HoEEuoUND AND IAR.
Pike. Toothachc Drop, Cure ia one minute
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-09
Prscticiug Physician aud surgeon

physician residing In Athens, Tenn, say =
R"uuc'. Magic OH curod his hcaiach. when q !
~l-- failed thst hc Intends 10 keep Ecnuc,
Pain Killing Magic Oh in the house all the
tirfs.- Ii " a, Indispensable a. -four. Try It
for Bruise., spr aims. Ague In the lace, Chill.
Colc, Lame Back.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-09

Il can't, Abiiah,' she answered, when he
offered TO escort her to th- pisno. Can't
abide met he exclaimed. Indignantly; the
ID you can't!' and the next moment his
coat tail vanished through the door.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-09
Saw Mill Burned.
A Dear Ride.

saw mill at New Portland was burned
Yesterday. Loss s.. 500.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-09
Bar IiAribor

BAR HARBoE STILL AHEAp.-Mrs.
Rhoda Higgins slaughtered "yon lectle
peee' last week, which tipped the beam at
6.4 lbs
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-09
he We ather.
WAR DEPARTMENT

WAR DEPARTMENT. }
ONCE of the Chief Signal Oficer
WASHINGTON, ID. C. DEC. sth. ! ANN
Probabilities.
For New England falling barometer, in
creasing Northeast winds. warmer and
cloudy weather with rain or snow. Cau-
tionary signals are ordered for the South
ern New England coast.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-09
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLER.

Instanter cures Toothache in one moment.
3ltf.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-09
For Sale.

1HE privilege to cut wood and lumber on thu
sullivan Granite Compsny's land, can bs
Obtained by applying to their Agent,
FRANK S. HODG MAN, Agent,
ines - 1ullivsp, Maine,
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-09

Instanter cures Tooothache in one moment
3llf.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-09

-Chas. W. Springer formerly of this
town. a graduate of the Normal School at
Castine. is editor OF the Superior Enter
prise, published at Superior, Nebraska.
Ellsworth American., 1875-12-09

a'IV'' .
Findings 20i and 2oG.F Fore Street, t,owneC
and occupied by Nathan Wood Il son
manufacturers Of patent medicine, wer,
onfted by fire at o'clock this NOR ming
The fire caught in a mill used for grinding
rubber preparation for plasters. The build
Ing was valued at $500, insured for 5000.
The stock was valued at $40. 600.