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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-20
Mass. Republican Convention.
WORCESTER. NJ.

WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. IL.
The number of delegates In the city to
attend the Republican State Convention
Tomorrow is quite large. The discussion
OF candidates is quite general tonight, Al.
though there IL but little opposition to the
denomination OF Gov Rice John D. Long
OF bingham, Tho. Talbot of Billerica and
Henry L. Pierce Of Boston will probably
have some votes but there is no organized
movement in their behalf. and the gehtle-
men themselves are understood 10 object
To the use of tEeir MINES. The friends OF
Rice do not anticipate $50 votes against
him on the LIST ballot.
For Lieutenant Governor there are three
candidates; Horatio G. knight OF East
Hampton, Joseph X. Parker of pennys
and John II. Halves OF Fsirhaven. with
the chances in favor of the first named
This balance OF the ticket will probably be
the same as last yesr with the possible
exception OF = candidate for Attorney Gen
ersl. The resolutions will indorse Presi-
dent Hayes.
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state N ews.

The whole OF the track Of the Bangor
and PiscstiQuis railroad has been reduced
70 the ordinary gauge. The rowing Of
the European, aud North American will be
CON pleesd to-day.
sheri1s W Wednesday sfseFnoou seized about
on Exchange street, recently occupied BY
e. c. Sweet.
On the 18th OF December 1876, Goss
4 Sawyer Of Bath received from Boston
the moulJs Tor the whaling bsrQue Jose
phine. IL January the timber from which
she WAS made vas standing in New Hamp.
shire. The 3Oth Of July the barq0e wss
spoken u sea with 800 barrels Of oil on
board.
The Argus says that Burnham 4 Nor
rill have Just closed their corn shop u
Scarboro. During the three weeks Il was
In operation they put up $4,000 cans; In
one day ompleting the immense quantity
Of "a 10 cans. which ID believed 70 be the
largest days work ever accomplished at
any chop in this State in the given tune.
Reports from all parts Of the State
show that the crops this year, With the ex-
ception Of fruit and potatoes, are unusually
good. The apple trees are mostly bare Of
fruit. and the cider question will NOT be 50
prominent In politics or NOR ais this wister.
In spite Of the belief that the Colorado bee
ties would destroy the potaGo crop In the
other New England States, there Vas DO
wider planting than usual this year.
Last Tuesday afternoon two thieves Il
Bangor attempted to rob . clothes line.
The family were Ill sbssnt With the sxcep-
ti0a OF yosng deaf and dumb girl Who
discovered the thieves and resisted their
eRorts. She Was rather roughly handled.
but sscceeded In saving the clothes. Ed.
ward Duffy has been arrested and sent "
iaii for six months for the attempt.
"A circular fro0 the oGlce Of the Secre-
tsry Of the Good Templass Of Maine. Geo.
z, Bracket OF Belfast, gives notice thst The
90th semI. annuAl session Of the Grand
Lodge will b held ss Camden. on Wedass.
DAY ssd Thursday. the lOth Esd llth u
Ocssbsr. ksll.fArs 70 q! Deobers VI the
Order over Kali Roads and 8tsanboat
lines Of TIE State, and sedseed rates q
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Violent Storm in Texas.

GALVESTON, Texas. Sept. ls.
A very severe wind and rain storm Wis
tied the entire coast yesterday and high
wind prevailed here all day Sunday and
Sunday night, increasing in severity from
A. n Monday until noon. The wiud
blew Al the rate OF 50 miles an hour and
rain Tell In torrents. The railroad bridges
across the Bay are badly damaged and it
will be several days before trains will iun
regularly. No loss Of life is reported and
disaster 10 shipping.
special from Rsckport says the storm
~ss severe and the propeller Migrell Is
missing. A despatch from Beragos. San
ugo, says half Of that IslasA 10 submerged.
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0loskioL
On Friday last serions accident hap
peued 1t NJ. X. Chase's quarry, whereby
one Of the men in his employ Mr.. Isaiah
Pert Of sedgwick bad . leg badly broken
In two places below the knee. by . skid or
roller under a drag on which was . stone
Weighing about i've tons. The roller
caught his foot. throwing him down. and
before the oxen could be stopped, Il had
crushed the bones so that one piece came
through the flesh and WAS afterwards re-
moved. DIR. Grindle was soon In atteD-
dance and Dr. Hodgkins was summoned
by telegraph. He Is In good hands and
under sklllful treatment aud II Is hoped he
may recover from the injury received. yet
amputation may become necessary, as he
lies In Q critics condition aud the result Is
doubtful. With commeudsble spirit .
subscription paepr WAS started among the
stonecvtters aud Quarrynen At the several
suarries and over 10000 was soon raised
In aid OF the unfortunate sufferer. who Is.
indeed, . worthy man and in his sufierings
has the sympathy OF oil his acQnaintances,
especially OF those OF the crew ia which he
was at work.
One word TO the farmers and gard
eners. II you would avoid future trouble
and expense. don't neglect to pull up and
destroy the weeds that have escaped the
hoe. Don't leave them CD the ground
where they grow. or put them by the fence
or even In your hog yard, but burn them,
as their ashe, will be lar more profitable
than their seed. Here tcomes Ia the truth
OF the old adAge: "A stitch 10 time saves
nine OBSERVER.
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The City Hotel was closed to the pub
lie. on Tuesday.
-Eldridge & Perry will open q stove
and tin store on Main Street, next door TO
II. hitting & Sons, next week.
Mr.. G. w. johnson OF Bowdoin Col
lege will lecture at Hancock Hall, Friday
evening Sept. 2lst, on Nathaniel Haw-
thorne." Tickets can be obtained at Saun.
ders & Sargents store.
DIR. W. II. Hsines. now absent for the
purpose Of qualifying himself TO practice
as a fdmLy physician, is expected to return
The present week. and will reside at the
house OF Mr.. A. 5. Campbell. on Central
Street.
Mr.. f. F. Robinson OF this city will
establish a branch store in Cherry field,
for the sale and repair OF jewelry and
watches the present mouth. he Is now In
Boston purchasing his stock.
Mr.. J. II. Buffers Singing School
wili.be opened at the Young Peoples Room,
Coomb's Block on Tuesday evening. Sept
18th. Mr.. Butler will give private lessons
10 singing, violin playing, harmony. etc.
at the same room.
PARTICULAR NoTIcE.-All the ladies OF
this city. young aud old are invited to
come TO the High school Room. Monday
evening, Sept, 23d. to meet Mrs. W. G.
Sargent, President OF the State Temper
auce Union. Mrs. Sargent is very anxious
TO meet you ladies for she has something
TO say to YOU which is important for you
10 hear. PER ORDER.
ACCIpENr.-A son OF DR.. Hodgkins. on
saturday last, while firing at a target, &C
cidentally discharged his pistol. and the
bali entered his leg passing downward
ameng the ligaments of the ankle, where
II still remains. ike" Is finst-rate base
ball player and all the boys regret that be
should have caught hot ball on the fly
just at this time.
FIRE.-The alarm OF fire on Wednesday
night was caused by the discovery Of
fire about o'clock in the Ell part OF The
City Hotel. Fortunately the alarm was
given before the fire had made much pro-
gress, and the firemen being promptly on
hand. 1t was extinguished before much
damage was done. An investigation WAS
held on Friday as TO the origin Of the fire.
A report has not yet been made. but we
learn the evidence is such, as to leave no
doub; In the minds OF the commission tina,
ii was the work OF an incendary. One or
two of the rooms Ia the Eli were used for
the storage OF old furniture. bedding etc,
and on the second and third noors in two
different places the fire was set.
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GETTING The BEsT OF HIM The New
Bedford (Mass) Mercury relates that, net
long since = gentleman travehn. by rail
from q nelehboring city to Boston. pur-
chased glass Of soda NJ refreshmcut
stand In way station and gave the alien
dant quarter. The latter apparently de-
layed making change, and hts customer
vas obliged 10 hurry on board the train
With feeling OF having been cheated. std
consequently tout" fifteen cents. At ihf
next stopping place he rushed to the win-
dow OF the telegraph office and dictated a
message Ia be sent TO the soda water man,
aud paid Tor by the recipient. Il was as
follows: .Do you sell foam at twenty
nve cents glsss? Atevery station where
there wns chance he repeated this ines
sage. Upon reaching Boston. having
thus revenged himself I've times, he giided
out OF the depot aud set oG about his bus
ines. with a quiet smile of satisfaction
lrradisting his placid features that ,wa,
refreshing TO look upon. As for the soda
water man, that night after shutting up he
drew op . little balance sheet on the ily
leaf OF his diary A. follows: Expenses
OF telegraphy, 81 p; extra profit on soda,
dfteen cents out sl.l0." Patrons OF this
establishment won't have ~ wait so long
for their change after this a. they dad.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-20

Mr.. Ralph Waldo Emerson addressed,
twenty years ago, literary society, dur.
Ing Commencement. at Middlebury, Yer
mont, aud when he ended. the President
called upon q clergyman TO conclude the
servie~ with prayer. Then arose Mass
achuseus minister. Who stepped into the
pulpit MIR. Emerson had just left aid ut
tered = remarkable prayer, Of which this
was one sentence: I'VE beseech thee, .
Lord, to deliver US from ever hearing any
more such transcendental nonsense as We
have inst listened to from this sacred
desk" Alter the benedlctOn. Mr.. Emer-
sou asked his next neighbOr the name OF
the ofncisting Clergyman, and. when fall
teringIy answered. with gentle simplicity
remarked. He seemed very conseien-
tioos, plain-spOken man." and went ON his
peaceful Why.
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The Mo.ett registering machines have
b'sen introduced into nearly all the bar
rooms la Richmond The price OF alcho-
lie liquors has been advanced five cents
aud new glasses holding ten per cent. less
beer are used. The liquor dealers have
abolished the credit system and now DO
business only On a cash basis. State
official who is known throughout the
Commonwealth of Virginia went into a
saloon last Monday and called for glass
OF lager. IL WAS delightfully."- cool and he
WAS about three minutes In so allowing Il.
after which he wiped his lips with his
hsndker chief aud eyed the oarkeeper sus-
piciously- You forgot to turn the crank,
said he. quite siernly. Yes; but you
have forgotten 10 pay me va, the re-
spouse. dve-cent piece rang on the
counter, the bell sounded, The dial moved
and the barkerper announced that the
public debt Of Virginia had been reduced
half Il cent.
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Tim. this wont do; you must take
warning by the fate your friend O'Shaugh-
messy. Only three nights ago he came
home much soberer than you are, but IN
attempting to blow out a candle his breath
took nre and he exp!oded-blew up-so
that his friends In three days have not
been able TO scrape enough ofhim together
to hold q wake over" AN do you name
TO tell me that he bust upf" said Tim.
Indeed do, upon my honor" replied
the doctor. "Biddy." said Tim. "get me
the Bible" Biddy got the Bible, and then
Tim melt down and said Il swear by the
biissid Varxin-ye sure. doctor, that he
blew upf" Quite sure" replied the doe
tor. Then replied Tim. II swear by the
blissid Vargin an, the Most High. nlver 10
blow out a candle while I'm drunk again
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Winter Harbor.

FEARS OF THE Loss or THE sen. HARr.
OF CALAIS. AND CREw.--On Sunday, a
quantity of boards were Doticed floating in
Winter Harbor. Several boats put out TO
pick them up, and among them was picked
up s barrel having on the head, the words.
sch. Harp. 1t is known that this schooner
left Caais on Friday morning loaded with
lumber aud bound into Winter Hsrbor,
where the Captains wife vas residing. II
is feared that the vessel went ashore or
was run down In the fog Of Saturday night.
and that all hands are lost. = vessel Ia.
been sent IN search OF the wreck.
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NJ A Il II E ID j..

Ellsworth-Sept. 18th, by Rev. W. H. Lyon,
Arthur W. Richardson and George L. Mills,
both Of Eden.
Sept 18th, by Rev. DR.. Tenney, Mr.. Lew
ellen c. Haynes and Miss Sarah n. Watts.
SWANS Islsnd-Sept. 9Th, by n. v. Bah
bidge, ESQ.,. Mr.. Charles w. Stockbridge, TO
Miss Viola N. Staples.
CAstine1sept. nth; by Rey 4. Z. Ives, Mr.;
Castine.
Orland-Sept. 18th, by +. W. Gross, Esq,
Mr.. Fred w. Mead and Miss Maria c. Gray,
both Of Orland.
West Eilsworth-Sept. 18th, BY Rev. Jos.
Trueworthy, Mr.. Eugene Daniels and Miss
Arrie Z. Bryant, both Of West Ellsworth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-20

The advertiser, 8 retired Physician. having
proyidentially discovered, while Medical Mis-
sionary in Southern Aeia, very simple vegeia-
BILE remedy for the speedy and permanent cure
Of Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Caiarrh,
and ali throat and lung snecti0ns.-siso. pos
tive and radical specific for Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay, and all Nervous Complaints,
feels il his duty 10 make it known to his suffer.
ing fellows. ActuateL by this motive, he will
cheerfulb send free Of charged to all who de-
sire il, the recipe for preparing, and full direc-
discovered remedy. Those who wish to avail
themselves Of the benefits Of this discov-
cry without cost, can do 80 by return mail, by
addressing, with stamp, naming paper,
DR. CHARLES p. MARSHALL,
50 Niagara street,
1y42 Bunaio. y. I.
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Tre@est.

SEAL CovE-There Is . deep religl ous
awakening 10 this place, meetings full.
Much aid has been rendered by Christian
nshsrmen temporarily soJourniag In this
hArbor, awaiting good sailing weather.
The Spirit OF God /, working upon The
hearts Of men, quietly. but none the less
surely, the change is being wrought
which shall tell no, only for time bu, also
for eterEiiy. May the good work 90 "n
To God be the glory. COMMUNICATED,
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IMraRrANr I'D rRAygLAKRs.

When you visit or leave the City Of NEW YORK.
save annoyance and expense OF carriaae hire and
stop at the GRAND UNION HOTEL, OPP
over $50 elegantly furnished rooms, and Is ntted
up al an Expense Of over t9Oo.o Elevator steam
The RRnTA u q ANTS, Lunch Counter and
Wine Rooms are supplied with the best the mar
ket 4ssn furnish. The cuisine is unsurpassed.
asy: rich suites Tor families proportionately low.
40 tha, visitors 70 the city and travellers can live
more luxuFiously, for less money, II ne GkAN ],
CITY, Stages and cars pass the Hotel every min
ute for ali parts Of the city.
iva CT &W. d. GARRISON, Managers.
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Instanter cures Toothache in one moment.
4 Free Cnp.e.

For consumption, bronchitis, asthma, ca
tarrh, throat and lung diseases; also, 4 sure
relief and permanent cure for general debility,
dyspepsia and all nervous affections, by sim
pie vegetable medicine, which cured . venera-
bic missionary physician who was long 3 resi-.
dent OF Syria and the East, and who has freely
given this vausble specific TO thousands Of kim
dred sufferers with the greatest possible bene-
fits; and he now feels it his sacred Christian
duty to impsrt 10 others this wonderful invig-
Grating remedy, and will send FREE the orig
inal recipe complete, with full directions, TO
any person enclosing stamp for reply.
DIR. CLARK A. ROBBINS,
Greedy Block. Syracuse, N. Y.
6mosjO (P. o. Box 76.)
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City and County.
Religious Services In this City each Sunday

commandments at 10 80 A.
N. and a r. d. sabbath School In the after-
noon.
DEMONSTRATING at ass and Up. NJ.
Sabbath school At 7. N
USITARIAS.-5aobsth School at IL Is AN
Preaching st 10 80 A. NJ. and SOP. N.
CATHoLIC.-Preschinga at 10 I-a O'Clock A
n. Ssbbsth School at 2 p. N.
AETHoDIsT.-Presching II 1 and I'm
Sabbath School st p. NJ.
sPIRrrUALIsT.-Meetngs held every SUI.
Gays at 2 o'clock. p. NJ. In Hall over Munich
Pei Court Room, Co0inbs' Block.
kPiscUPAL.-Serviees at Baptist Church
every sunday At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and 4 P. NJ.
UNION TEMPERANCE MEETISG-every Sun
day at P. NJ Han next 10 REFORM Ciub
Room Coomss' Blo,s
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A Fight with the Indians.

NIINAtIV, III, sept. To
Col. Sturgis reports, the 18Th July had
& hard fight with the Neg Perces lasting
all day We Killed aud wounded great
many, aud captured several hundred head
OF stock. The reports are not yet In and
can't give our loss, but a considerable
number were killed and .many wounded.
(Signed) P. II. SHERIDAN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-20

1t was on the beach At Long Branch,
and high-toned but weak-salsrird young
man WAS pouring = flood OF very small
talk into the willing ears of reputed heir
ess. stOpoing in . cottage by the sea. Pres.
entity they started homewards. but before
proc. eding q dozen steps the young lady
glanced around at a book lying Oh seat.
and impulsively exclaimed. 20. there's
Thai Husband Of Mine > - 1.-The ID -
softly calculated the young man. turning
pale, aud Fastening away without waiting
Tor ~ explanation or saying AS much as
''gool night" to the lsdy.-Norrestoun
Herald,
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d I E j. :.

Obituary notices. beyond the Date, Name and
age, must be paid for.
Ellsworth-Sept. 14th, John II. Pierce, son
Of John and Priscilla H. Pierce, aged II years,
month, and days.
East Surry-Sept. 10th, Mrs. Ann N. Jarvis,
aged "A wears, II months, and days.
Tremont-Sept. Sth, Mrs. xehitsble Nutter,
aged about O. years.
Frxnklin-sept. 18th, on his 18th birth day.
George Crabtree.
Brother, thou art gone to rest,
We will not weep for thee,
For thou art now, where OF on earth,
Thy spirit longed to be-"
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MARINE LIST.


Eil.worth Port
Wednesday. Sept. IL.
CLEARED.
sch Vim II Archer, BellatIy. Bostoa.
sch Leonora. BonIey. Boston.
Thursday. sept. u.
ARRIVED.
sch Mary eastman, Patten. Boston.
CLEARED.
son Lucia. Dawes. BOSTON.
Friday : -
ARRIVED.
Sch Ouonto. Hammond. Boston
sch hs.onio. Young. Boaonlaud.
Plnty Regulator. CurtI. h
cLEAr'n
Sch Delaware. YouP,,tsr INN
sen s, 10 Yale. Boston.
saturday. sept. IS
ARRIVED
g.. .and,iis Bets Boston.
Sh Br.nh Maria. Alley. Boston.
sch AseBurA. Hutchin.. Boston.
sch senator. Bonxey, Boston.
sch Telegraph. Kemick. Boston.
Sch stately. Blake. Boston.
Sch Julia Edna, Ferrill Bar IIarbor.
SAILED.
Sch Grace. Alley. Boston.
sch Morgan. Lord. BIuehlll.
Monday. Sept IL.
CLEARED.
Sch Capt John, Means Boston.
sch Forester. jordan. Boston.
Dome.tic Ports.
CRANBERRY lsLEs-ArS. sch Winnie Weston
Stanley, Portland.
BASCoR-Cld l2, scbs A I GODDARD, W Woodland,
New York Clsti!ian. Means, Fall River.
BAIH-Ar Is, sch Helen Mar. Sickerson, Boston.
NBwroRT-Ar u, sch David Faust. smith, Tor
Philadelpha
PoKrLASD-Ar II, schs vixen. Graham. sulli.
van Highland Queen. sadler crshe with $50 bills
ARckercl.
Cid sch Helen Mar, Sicker son. ksnnsbec.
Ar H. sch Toronto. Gott, Boo thbay.
Cid sch City Of Ellsworth. Grant. Ellsworth.
CID Is, schs Vixen, Graham. sullivan; Ida L
sporord. Ingalls. Esstport aod Osiais; Toronto
Gott, BoothbAy.
Ar Il, schs Governor, stin,on. Deer Isle; Bril-.
liant, Wheeler, 81 George Josephine. Norwood
fremont.
Ar IS, sch Chalcedony. Ingalls,, East MAshias.
Cid sch Gypsy. Handy. Bluehill and Sedgwick
Ellsworth.
BosroS-Ar IL. sch Valparaiso. Mason. NJ. De
sert.
Ar II. sch F1urs Grin lie, Sta nlcy. Nj Desert
Ar 10, sch susan Fr.nci-, Smith, Mt Desert.
PRoytDESCE-Arl II, -chs Storm Petrol, Davis
Ellis worth; Carrie n >pohnrd. Gray. BIuehiii.i
yIsETAKD HAvEs-Sld u. schs Storm Petrol
Union. AidIe sa~yer.
Ar Is, sch William Pickering Lorng, q ardiner
NEW YoRK-Passed Through Hell Gate, Sep,
Is. sch Clio Lhiicotte. for Calais
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Do you want to be cured of Dyspepsia, con-
stipstion. Piles and all diseases Of the Stom-
sch, Bowels snd Liver? Ifyou do, go to G.. A.
Psrchers and get bottle Of Virgins Pellets
They will cure you. For sale by sill druggists
for so cents bottle, or sent by mail on receipt
OF price. Prepared by wiggin 4 Co. Rockl,nd,
Me-
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Yellow Fever Increasing.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla s

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Sept. IS.
There is little change at Fernandins
since the last report, and no deaths TO day
The disease Is still spreading The NOR
iality may be expected to increase In the
next few DAYS.
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Lost BET ween this City and the Yai,s po..s,
Book containing ten dollars and v aluabie p.ne,s
with the name r. C. Carney marked INSIDE tn
finder viii be suitably rewarded by leaving The
same At this once.
Y. e. CANNEy,
Ellsworth, Sept. 10, 1877. sw3ss
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strikes nj the root, builds up the constitution,
mskes It new, and drives away Catarrh and sill
diseases o. the mucuous membranes. and their
attendant pains and aches, pertaining to head
back. shoulders, kidneys and throat. lv49
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LOCAL MOTT LIS.

DIR. L. h. Jacks0n's Catsrrh Snuff and
Traehe powder is highly Recommended
for Cassrrh, Colds 10 the head, Headache,
Sore throat &c. See Advertisement.
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Coroners' Inquest.
PORTLAND, Me. Sept.

PORTLAND, Me-. Sept. IS.
The Coroners' Jury acquitted the Maine
Central Railroad Company of blame In the
death of William Stinson's little girl yes
terday The child was but years old
and ran out from under the bridge only I
feet ahead OF the moving engine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-20

john" asked doctor Of the apotbe-
cary's boy. did Mrs. Green get the medi-
cine ! orderedr' Il guess So" replied
John, for l saw Grape on the door knob
this morning
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Business Notices.

DO you want to save your children! II you
do. 20 to G. A. Parcher and get box ot Fee
senden's Worm ExpeIler. Ii is the surest,
safest and best worm medicine now in use.
For sale by all druggists for - cents, or sent
BY mail on receipt OF the price.
Prepared by Fessenden 4 Co., Rockland,
Maine.
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The Weather.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
Office Of the Chief SIGNAL Officer.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Sept. ls.-A.M.
Indications.
For New England. rising barometer,
stationary temperature. westerly winds.
and clear or partly cloudy weather.
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They were at dinner party, and he
remarked that he supposed she WAS fond
ethnOlogy. She said she was but she was
not very well. and the doctor had told her
not to eat anything for desert except oran.
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faaklis.

Mr.. 1. A. Crabtree has = crab apple
tree from which lie mas gathered due crop
OF spplcs the present season, and IL Is now
10 blossom again.
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Starry.

The farmers Of Sorry win held their
annual Fair q Centre Hall, Oct. l0th,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-20

PYLE's DrETETIc SALrRATUs.-Universal
Y acknowledged the best in use. Each pound
bears the name OF JAMES PYLE- None genu.
Inc without. lyra4
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Hotels. The attendance will probably be
large, II the weather il fair. as Camden Is
one Of the loveliest villages and most pleas
ant summer resorts In Maine.