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Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18

1 God 10 the closer union of our Church in
all elevating fellowship. We dedicate IL
TO the encouragement OF innocent recrea-
ton and frsternal sociability. We dedicate
| II TO church hospitality. We dedicate 1t to
the practical exercise of christian beneyo-
lemce,to the religious training of the young
TO the performance of our duties as a,body
FOR business, and to the cherishing of the
sense OF congregational responsibility for
the welfare of the Church. Long may we
gather here for these purposes, and NAV
the pursuits of them help us to be better
men and women In all the re lations Of life
As one by one we ourselves grow old and
feeble, as one by one we pass from the
stage oil life, may our children, strengthen
ed Tor their duties by the training In the
christian life they have here received, take
up the burden of responsibility which we
let fall, so that, though individuals die. the
Church may live and continue its work of
blessing the community.
WIN. o. Mcdonald. Superintendent of
the Sunday School followed by an ailusion
TO the work Of the school, its growth. and
1t, needs, among the latter was the need
of more male teachers. aud an invitation
was extended To all the men Interested in
the society 10 join in the work of the
school.
Hon Eugene Hale was called upon for
remarks, and in response said he thought the
Society was in prosperous circumstances,
and every person, OF whatever religious be-
lief should rejoice in this prosperity
Mr. Wisweli attributed much praise to
the former Pastor, Rev. VIM. H. Savary,
and wife, who SO well laid the foundation
for, aud commenced the work, that the
present Pastor has So well continued
Pcrhap, none was more fitted 10 do the
work that must be done in founding So
cisiy. than was Mr.. Savary. Mr. wiswell
hoped success would sill attend the socie-
ty-
Rev. Mr.. VI ichell. Pastor of the Metho-
dit Society of oar city. responded to the
call ior remarks in liberal and manly
manner. expressing his belief as different
from that of The majority of those there
assembled, aud A sincere desire that the
time would come when all different relig-
ions socetie, would be more friendly. each
respecting the others opinion. lie was
glad To sec the prosperity OF the society
aud hoped all its undertakings would sthl
meet with success.
The exercises then closed by singing
Nearer Ny God TO Thee" Benedicion by
Mr.. Lyon.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18

erside House." has been altered by Mr.. f.
In Its interior arrangement. and Is now
just as convenient and pleasant as 1t can
be made. 1t Is well located and affords
from its rear side charming view OF the
Harbor and its surroundings. Mr.. L. has
renovated 1t from end to end and from
front TO rear. making such and so many
changes that the new covers the old
throughout. Best of all the dark closet
whose ways led to death, with its hole in
the rear, has been purged of old uses; and
the hole In the floor has been closed with
nails that cannot be drawn. The desire
OF some; but the bd~e OF all who crafty,
cannot go in till Mr.. +. goes out.
He will give his patrons clean rooms
clean beds, and good food prepared first
rate. P.Hw.
Nov 18th
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18

stLIIyAN-Ar II, sch Eagle. Bennett. Boston.
Ar Is, sch Virginia, Abbott dc, Flannel, PERM,
Rucklaud
>lli ,ch Hcsperus, Blasdell. salem Victor.
Grant. Boston.
sli l., sch Charles ; Rogers, Perkins. do.
" HARBoR Ar l., sch Ella Endpra Richard
son, Somes' sound Tor Boston, VestAl, Murphy 10
for Rockiand.
sli y, sch Clara sawyer, Branscom, laden with
granite. for New York.
Ar II, sch Sea Bird, aney. Calais for Boston
CRANBERRY lsLEs-Ar !, sch starlight, Stanley
Union, Hadlock. Harriet joyce, shaw.
RoCkLASD-Ar 5, sch Ida L Ray, Haskell, Blue
hill.
Sld g. Ida / Ray. Haskell. Philadelphia.
SAiEM-Ar 5, sch Nandalia, Satter, Ellsworth foI
Norwich, Julia Rich, Moon. FIankiin.
PROVIDESCk-Ar .. sch Sea Breeze, Freethy
Ceres. Alley, Ellsworth
PoKI saoUTH-Ar g.sch ID ) Lawrence, Davis
Ellsworth.
>i y D. rawreucc DAVIS for Ellsworth
PAwIUCkET-Ar IL, sch Forest City, Hodgkins
Ellsworth
BosToS-Ar 10, sch Brilliant, Crabtree, Hancock
Ar Is, sch Mary Augusta, Holt, Ellsworth.
SlI Nov IA, sch Nandalt', sadler Ett-worth
PoRrLAND-Ar II, sch Westerloo. Whitaker
Ellsworth. tor Ply mouth.
A sch VIM Pickering. Patten Ellsworth fol
Boston.
VINEYARD HAyES-Ar . sch Mabel Hall, Bart
lett, Deer Isle.
NESBURrpoRT-sldl2 II, sch Kate, Grant, Ellsworth
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18
From Augusta
Executive Standardization Cases Dec'eee-
Votes Ceauted.

Executive Sesstou-Eiecueu Seses
Votes Csssted.
The Governor and Council to-day decid'
ed several important election cases by
mistake in the returns of Damariscotta In
NOT nnttiny IN one of the initials, Franklin
L. Carney is not chosen as Senator from
Lincoln. The Senate will give him the seat
on meeting In Waldo, both Democratic
Senatois are elected.
THREE REPUBLICAN SENATORS N YORK
COUNTY.
All three Republican Senators are ehos-
en- in York.
HINcKLEY AND HEATH CHOSEN SENATORS IN
HANCOCK.
Hiuckley Republican, and Heath, Demo.
ocrat. are elected Senators from Hancock.
REPRESENTATIVES, CHOSEN.
Mr.. D. T. Chase OF Bridgton. aud Mr.. J.
P Bass of Bangor will be given certih-
Gates as Representatives.
JUDGE THURLoCGH RESIGNED.
Asa Thurlough has resigned the position
of Judge OF Probate and his successor will
be appointed
W. l. GUPrILL OF GoULpsBoRo APPOINTED
CO. COMMISSIONER.
VIM L. Guptill OF Gouldsboro. a mem
Der OF the house Of 1874, has been ap-
pointed county commissioner for Hancock,
Ia place OF sampson res .ned.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18
Mt Dessrt

The Hancock County Lodge Of Good
Templars held their Quarterly meelin.
with Sea Shore Lodge, NJ. Desert. on
Tuesday, l9;h inst. County renplar
Friend in the chair. The forenoon was
spent ia the usual bu>iness and exercise,
of the order. Ia The afternoon and even
ing public meetings OF much interest were
held Addresses and remarks were made
by NJ. j. Dorr of Brooks. District Deputy,
by K. 4. Friend of Brooklin, ". Co. I. by
Rev. L. 5. Trip, Of Surry, DR.. K. l..
Grndle, OF Mt. Desert. aud many others
The meeting was among the best OF the
County Lodge. The place OF the next
meeting Is not deIerinlned-any Lodge
wishing it will please correspond with Rev
l.. Trip. Sury.
The meetings were held in the new aud
excellent school house at Long Pond
which was completely filed in the evening
The view of the romantic scenery in that
vicinity we'll repaid for the long rides some
OF us were obliged to take. aside from the
very interesting meetings we enjoyed.
MIR. n. ). Laton has just closed very
successful term of High School in the
Somesville district.
M. &. Whitman has commenced build
ing a new house.
Notwithstanding the hard times, the
Oak Hill district and Otter Greek district.
have both built excellent new school
houses the past suiHmer.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18
Business Notices.


lfit was not so, 1t would not be publish that d
T. Martin has once more returned to his friends in
Ellsworth, and would say
To the public. who value Improvement or skill,
10 all who love beauty or { ste
To this notice attend. and excell IL you will,
In Penmanship, graceful aud chas,e.
Here's a man that's uurivalled In teaching the
art,
So elegant useful and rare; -
In very few lessons hi. skill can impair.
To make the most clumsy write fair.
'Tis beautiful gin. EVERY LADY SHOULD SEEK
To use. with ease, flowing and neat,
by which her bright thoughts mos, impressively
SPEAK.
Transcribed an elegant sheet
Every gentleman too bad hani can exchange,
For business style. Journal or letter.
so exceedingly good, that like magic the change.
None need ever wish to write better.
~ Last chance. Room opea this week All
are invited. Room, Hall over Mr.. Virgins
store.
II Why is ID. 7. MARTIN a benefactor of his
race Because he not only does right. (vrite) as
an example, but he teaches the rising generation
TO do the same. 3w45
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18
Fatal Accident from Firearms.
l,oCKLANp. Ne. Nov. 10

Al Herring Gut. ST. George, yesterday,
two sons OF Winfield ). Carter, Levi, aged
l3 aud George aged 5, were playing with
s gGu not Knowing il 10 be loaded, when
after several caps had been snapped upon
1t. ii was discharged in the hands OF the
o Ter boy taking effect in the side and
breast OF the younger, killing him instant
~ The older brother was 50 overwhelmed
with grief aud horror, that H.. ran to the
water and attempted to drown himself,
but was rescued. The parents OF the lad,
were absent when the accident occurred.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18

Two OF the winter schools In this town
are IN operation. The one in dist. No 1. Is
| under the instruction Of Miss Carrie B. Cool
dSe, Of this place the one in dist. No. ,, has
Mr.. Fred .. Young of L.ncoin,ile, Ne, for
teacher. Mr.. Young comes 10 Us, highly rec
his care, will be no exception TO the success
ful terms Of the past.
The Fnrnr inquendi Society OF this ul---'
has re-orgsniz-d -sd has assumed n more in-
teresting appearance than ever. This society
is preparing for Dramatic EnteTtAinme ut
soon. the proct eds, OF which, are 10 go to-
wards buying organ for the school room
May they be attended with success.
either from want, or for the purpose OF keep
Ing good their practice, have been visiting the
ish-stsuds here, and robO.ng them Of their val
uablcs. They visited the storehou.e Of Mr.. C.
| barrel of -four. This j. the second lime that
Mr. HOlskins has had friendly visit from
/ them. Messrs. kiEg Brothers, have also had
/ visit from these thieves, who took several
dollars worth Of provisions. May these thieves
be found out, and brought 10 justice.
The first Of \ course OF Lectures, will be
delivered on Tuesday eve, Nov. l6, ~ the
school house in dist. No. >. by ;. Z. Lewey.
| subject, The claims which Society has on
Young Men ".
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18

The following Is list of scholars in
District No. 8, taught by Annie NJ. Thom-
as not absent during the term ending Oct
%, 1915.
bella Means, Ada Davis, Mary Davis
Asty Adams, Anna Davis. Celia Bonsey
Mary honsey, Matte Means, Minnie
Means, Abbie Anderson. Percy Lord
afsce Higgins, Charlie Joy. Jennie Lord
matte Bonsey, Florence Young. Caddis
aoang,-Mary Lord, Ada Means, Annie
nesis' absent but one half day.
orviile Smith, IL years old, died the do,
sae seaooi closed. Not absent, summer no
,.u Term, astii taken sick, three weeks bs
lore The Gu serp cieesa.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18

TIE established reputation Of NuEfS Remedy
which has been before The pub ic lor more Than
quarter Of a century is sun tent guar an,ec Of
It's curative properties. Famiiy physician, are
constantly pre>cr'b ng It for Bright's di-ea.e.
dropsy, kidney, bladder, and glanlular com
pIainis, gravel. diabetes. female irregularities
and maladics OF the uFino-gcnltal organs and
pto.traiion Of the nervous system, with tn"
h,ppicst result.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18

If you have been ighing alt winter and
begin 10 despair OF recovery, or II you have.
taken y recent cold. 20 at once 10 the Drug
store Of :. ID. " Higgin druggists, Ellsworth and
get 4 bottle Of DK. MnRKIs' SYRUP or TAR
WILD CHERRY AND HoREHoUNp. Take 1t
and he wen. No other medicine acts so
promptly and ctfec'utlly IN Coughs. Cold and
all disease otthe throat. luls~ and Chest
etdlug TO Cou,umptibn. Hundred, who once
thought they had that dead disease have zen
restored to health, by the use ofthis ulmpst
mage remedy. II j. al>o the best known
specific for Group. and never tails ia Whoop-
ing Cough. Irii >iLc 10 ccnt-.
Morri, < lleritagr propri"tor~ Philadelphia.
John y. FcrAiu, * Co. . Portland. General
agents. iS ly -
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18
NJ A II II | f ID.

EIlsworth-Nov. 18th. by Rev. DR.. Tenney.
Clarenee Webberol Eli worth, and Mss Hat
tie Webber, of Mt. Desert.
Surry-Oct. l4th, BY Luthr Lord Esq.
Capt William II. kitfeld aud Mrs. Judith
Young. both Of Surry.
Sedgwick-Noy. llth, by Rev. {. T. Bart
lett. Mr.. John Mosely, of Needham. Mass, and
Miss n. Maria Bartlett, only daughter Of the
officiating Clergyman.
Nov. 18th, by /. NJ. Allen Esq, Capt.
Peter Anderson and Mrs. Mehitable Curtis
both of Brooklin.
Eden-Oct. Goth, by A. F. Higgins, Mr.. Ma
than A sh and Miss Sada Cooper. both OF Eden.
Nov 18th, by A. +. Higgins. Mr. Edwin II.
Higgins and Miss Adaline Ash both of Eden.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18

Magic Oil is the trademark ofWm. Rcnne &
Sons OF Pittsicid, Mass and n a trademark l.,
patented under the laws Of the United States.
and is TO them as much piece Of property As
a house aud lot Their valuable remedy, know n
a. Rennc's Pain Killing Magic Oil. has been be-
fore the public more than twenty years, and
has become 80 popular that some bad persons
have tried 10 impose aspuriuus article upon the
public. IL would be lust as honorable for these
person. TO steal money out OF the pockets of
M. Renue & Sons. as II Is fuT them to steal
their trademark. n" honorable druggist or
merchant will keep Tor sale, or undertake 10
impose upon hl- customers. any Magic on eX =
cepting the genuine ienne's Pain kliling Mage
OIL.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18
USE.
RENNEsS MAGIC OIL.

II you have got RheumatsnI,
USE RENNE's MAGIC OIL.
yen have got Neuralgia,
USE RENNE'S MAGIC OIL.
If you have got Collie or Cramps.
USE REN>E'S MAGIC OIL.
II YOU have got any kind of Ache or Pain,
UsF RENNE's PAIN KILLING MAGIC OIL.
Try Vt, and YOU will be surprise at the bened-
clal Effect derived from tborongh and faithful
use of this popular family remedy: 1t is purely
vegetable; safe and clean to ,se internally or ex-
te rnxiiy. Sola by all heaers in Medicines.
wM. RENNE 4 suns. Soc Proprieiors, Pitts
1eld, Nass.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18
BIuehill.

Although there has not yet been SO much
done n tht qIarric, IN this town the
past season, A. Tor several years rec,dng,
yet the granite business ha, lately been very
much revived, and opera ions OF the Collin,
Co., the Mutual Co., VI. Il. Chase aud Albert
Whitney have been for the past two months,
quite Lively, giving employment TO some $50
men. In the Village notice some change,
several new building, many Improvements
and general brushing up, which adds very
much to the general appearance Of this beaut-
ful. quiet place, and tend, 10 make ii still more
attractive.
-lieury Is. Darling, lately OF the firm Of NJ
h. Chase & Co., is building 4 lirg aud com
modIou, store. on lie lot where once stood tue
famous brick store Of Andrew Wituam. Esq
The Senior Editor OF the American VIII rcccl-
leoi, hat IN the Southwest room. 10 the second
story Of thi, old building, lie opened hi. hi.t
Law OH In ihi, county.
Mr.. Darling has spared 10 pains TO make
Lis new store strong and permanent but.d-
ing.
B. ". Darling has sold the brick house 20
long occupied BY Lin, aud formerly owned by
the la,e Je !ed,Ah Daring. 10 Charles \. Bar
rcu, who has uewiy shinglcI the same. and
made other necessary ana important repairs
j. 7. Hincki.y. E>q.. has also shinsled
and painted his store. and put 4 new halt story
on hi, dwelling house and l. making thr
whole now Two s,oric, high. and very much
improving the appearance. and adding materi-
ally to the comfort and convenience Of himself
and hi- family Mr.. OF, IS Friend ha, also
built neat and conN cnleni house.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18
Murder and Suicide.


BOSTON, Mass, Nov. 10.
Orriu Marshall who shot his wife at
Stoughton last Saturday, and has since
been missing was found dead this morning
a; So Pleasant street, Boston where he en-
ga.ed room last Monday. He had taken
quantity Of morphine but the immediate
cause of his death was pistol shot through
his brain. He left letters bitterly alluding
10 his wife's supposed fraiiiy.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18

\. external application f,r healing wound,
aud sores no article ! - uulVctsAilF 9upu ~
a, Tar-aum. - rr.il die. \ .Jrc inside / sub
,e.nuaiy the .in.. and requires the same Treat
mcnt--r.eaHsiuS ami purii, iug-b' fore Il VIII
he'll. Tar nc., q. reel ou th. mIrpu- meH-
hTAuc.. aud Il therefore adapted 70 'hrun.c
ease, OF Caiarrh. Cuu.umpiipn. Brotchi,I, and
kinney complaints, You wIfl iind the tO. ct
I,rBoJk Al the druggt.t,,. Il wtt give YOU
the history uf Far, gud the pure article called
''Forr,t Tar" aud Il Uses.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18

A notice in last American Of receipt OF
''Haddics' from A. c. Fernald Esq, at
tracted attention here, calling forth the re-
mark. that many yet do not know what
Haddies are. accompanied by this explana-
tion from one who is posted" II is Scot
tish name for HaddocS; Finnie from Finan
the town in Scotland where they were first
cured 10 this manner. Cooked according
to Mrs. A. Z. Fernalds recipe, taught her
by Mr.. Babb, late partner of Mr.. Fernald,
they are pronounced deliciously white,
tender and succulent.
Put them In n baking pan with little
wster-bake moderately, season with but
ter and pepper: serve hot
1t was thought the recipe should have
been given with the notice. HASCocK.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18

Backsuort-
HANCOCK HOUsE.-Mr. A. s. Emerton
has recently opened in Bucksport Hotel
called the Hancock House.
Mr.. z. hss been several years steward
at the Z. NJ. C. Seminary. where he has
catered acceptably to the students. class
not easiest satisfied. The Hancock House
fornssly the .Bucksport," and IL "1iv-
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18

PROVIDENCE, K. l., Nov. l6
Mrs. Wlmarth II. Peck, was struck by
q runaway hack team while crossing 4
street last night, aud 50 badly injured that
and did not hear the team.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18

BE- wise to-1ay.-''ri, madness 10 neglect a
cou. b however slight. Cou,umptirn may .ol.
snw. nJthOu=h Or. Visitors BdIsam ~ HIid
therry pa, frequently cured thi, much drc adj d
di,ta ave. It almost inNaTIsbty cures the primary
di.,s-e. of he throat. tuuS' AMI chest. 90 ci-.
aud 81 4 bytll lrrge bottles much the chclper.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18

The late awful winter leaves behind It fright
ful legacy Of Coughs, Colds, and Pulmonary
Inflammation. Prosidentiaily, however, an
absoluie aud im'Iediate cure has been proyid-
ed ia HALg's HONEY OF HuREuoUND ANp
TAR.
Pixies Toothachc Drops cure in one mi1u,e.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18
For sale.

Asxa The ii otel Stand known az the" Castint
usW House." situated on Water street, in the
l.il@ business centre Of the beautiful village
OF Castine, offered for sale on reasonable terms
The lot is large and the buildings well arranged
for hotel or boarding bors Sc. The location il
one of the finest IN the village, being near tn,
Steamboat landing. and commanding fine view
of the harbor and surrounding scenery.
The growing importance of Castine' as sum
mer resort renders this property exceedingly de
sirablc at the present time
For further particulars address,
l. G. PHILBROOK.
Castine, Oct. p, ISIS. 4w45
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18

No organ Of thought or action can bC en-
plovct without the a>-t.tancr uf the blood, and
no organ can De cmplpyci safely ur with inn
punt, - thnut a supply ofh -alihy a I'D Nl,h
h-althy blood the exercised org an become
wei developed. whether thHy De muscular or
intellectual. ~ the u-r Of Fellow. Compound
~ rup OF llypop -phtlc> ihr blood i, .,iet dty
vilalzed aud pur ted. AMI 30 made capable Of
producing 4 sound mini snI sound body.
Persons suffering from impure blood, or
whose health giving away, either mini--
te-, or those whn study closely, VIII uud the
syrup the mater Al Ia bni,d gh-m up, aui the
tonic 10 keep them there
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18

DO YOU want to be cured of Dyspepsia. con-
stpaiion, Plies and all diseases oflhe stomach
Bowels aud Liver. II you d.. 20 to G. \
PArcher'- lnl get IL bottle OF Virgins Pellets
They VIII cure you. For ,llr by oil druggist.
for - cents bottle. or sent by mail on re ctipt
Of price. Prepared by W iggin & 60. Rnckllnd
Ne.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18

sch harlcs \ Rores. Of Salem. from I.amoine for
Boone Bay ran ashore on sand Point, ;, 9Th
Inst came Oh without damage and proceeded.
sch Hattie hurrh, pf Brook-yIlle. from Calais
for Boston. with lumber, dragged near the Ear
Ledge. West Quoidy Bay. NOy II. and cut away
both masts u prevent going ashore. She will be
towed into Eastport next tide.
The dismlsts,I sch Hattie Church. of Brooksvilie,
tnwei into Elstport 18th, INST b. revenue cut
ter Woodbury..
schooner Treaty, togg master. from Blue IIlll, =
ashore uea Eastern Cove. He keel j. broken and
she v M probably be total loss.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18
Appeal of Tweed Dismissed.

NV YORK, Nov. u.
An Albany despatch says The appeal of
Tweed to the Court of appeals was to-day
courts 10 the city.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18
The One Million not Granted
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. q,

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Nov. lG.
The mandamus asked for by the Park
Commissioners to compel the City Council
10 appropriate 81 ,00o. 900 for the park has
been refused.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18
Criminal Sentenced.

John Eya-t>on convicted OF embezzling
before the court TO-DAY aud sentenced to
four years at hard labor IN the State Pris-
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18

LrtRoS's h.rHtoN prevents the Hair from
falIug Uui VI turning gr ~, fencw- 1t. growth,
aud gives strength anI Sigor. 80 delightful.
Ii pcTiumri, aud mAkcs splendid dressing.
II i the cheapest ami most de,iTi be Hair lou
&c ever produced. U,sd by lhe elts. rrtcc
uu!y 30 cents. mos. ~
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18

SILVER wEDDING.-Many of the friends
and neighbors met last Wednesday even
ing at the house OF Oliver Thomas and
wife. to celebrate the twenty fifth anniver-
sary OF their marriage. After spending the
evening socially, and partakiDg Of an ex-
cellent supper, the friends expressed ttGeir
good wishes by presenting the couple,
with quite . collection Of silver articles,
which were received by Mr.. Thomas with
a few elegant and appropriate remarks.
1t was a pleasant occasion, and their
friends left, hoping that they may be blest
with lite and health, 70 celebrate the fif-
tieth,
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18

UNITED STATES OF AMEriCA-MAssACTIrsEr ErTs
Fog signal on Vineyard sound Light Vessel. NJ.
tlce i hereby given that about Nov ij Is5, and
thereafter. there will be sounded. during thick and
fos.sy weather On the Vineyard sound Ii ght YES
eel, sow add F!g- Reef, western entrance to
Vineyard >ound. Massachusetts. a y inch steam
whistle. givins during each hail minute blast OF
seconds duration, followed By interval OF -
seconds.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18

schooner Marr~llus, nom Boston 10 Fllswnrth
wh ich vent ashore 81 staB lrlAni IN tile storm &,
the .ui iLst., was hauieI OF l3tA and towcd 1,
81 lIciorI-
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18

DO sou want TO save Your children. Il You
do. 70 10 G.. A. PArcher and get box oi fr.-
,rnd.n', " orm EApril~r. l. !, the .urc-t
-. .-~.----s Ss-~ a.
For sale by all druggists for - cents, or sens
by mail on receipt OF the price.
Prepared b. Fesseuden Il Co. Rockland
Mliie.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18
nv TELEGRAPIi.
Dispatches to the Ellsworth American


PORTLAND, Me-, Nov. l6.
The barber question In the Municipsl
Court to-day, regarding the legality OF
opening barber shops Sunday, was sent 10
the Higher Court.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18
DI E d..

Obituary notices. beyond the Date, Name and
Age must be paid for.
Eden-Oct 30th, Julia t. Richardson, aged
10 years.
Brooklin-Nov. 9th. Capt George G.. Bart
lett, aged 4S years months and 26 days.
Sedgwick-Nov. 18th, Capt. Wines Milliken,
aged 81 years.
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18
Notice.

A IL persons are hereby forbidden trespassiDa
II and cutting wood ON the land owned by ih,
sullivan Granite Co, and anyone doing So vii
be prosecuted to The extent oil the law.
3mos Iss FRANK .. HoDGAAN, Agent
Ellsworth American., 1875-11-18

: PILES DIErETIC SALERATUs.-CnIyersa ac.
know ledged the best in use. Each pound bears
the name OF JAMES PYLE. None genuine with
lST2As5