Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-12-12

team horses on Thursday night. 1t was
taken sick Thursday afternoon and died
durin. the night.
A. W. Greedy will soon be in the field
with fiue display of Christmas presents
Don't be in a hurry to buy until you see
what he has to offer. See his advertise.
ment next week.
wide Awake at Oak Hall" Let ev-
cry little boy and girl In this place read at
tentively the advertisement in another COL
umn. headed "w ide Awake at Oak Hail.
or ask your mother to read it to YOU. and
send address.
DR.. Abby NJ. Fulton. has removed her
office to her residence, corner of Main and
school streets, where she receives profess
sional calls. Her social receptions are ev-
cry Tuesday afternoon aud evening.
Call at the Italian Booth next wedne,-
day night and let the Sibyl foretell your
future: she will do il for fifteen cts. Don't
fail To call upon the Turkish Ladies tor
coffee and the Chinese for 4 cup OF fragrant
tea.
Monday afternoon and evening there
was ice enough on the buttons Pond to al
ford little skating, and the time was well
improved by the boys and girls. The
storm, however, put an end to the fun. and
We are all wading again as usual.
1t was expected that the new bark Shet-
land would be ready 10 be taken to Boston
by the last OF this week. Owing to the
weather. the work progresses slowly and
il Is 10y no means certain that She will be
in readiness before some time next week.
\ LODGE or Coon TEMrLARs IN Ellis
woRIH.-All men aud women who desire
TO belong TO a lodge OF good templars are
invited TO meet at Temperance Hall at :
O'Clock. this (Thursdsy) evening. II
weather is stormy, tae meeting is post
poned ill Friday following.
MIR Tower has painted the hulled corn
box Tor Mr.. Samuel Royal, Jr. in a very
elegant and tasty manner. In Canada the
mails ale carried ia vans bearing the words
Royal Mail. This is not altogether I'M
like the Canada vans and bears the words.
" Royal Hulled Corn"
Sch. Fair Dealer bound from this port
for Gloucester. Mass, loaded with Box
shocks for II. VI. 4 b. Hall drove ashore
in the gale Tuesday night near Sargent
vile, stove hole 10 the bottom and hlled
She also lost part OF deck load. Cargo in
sured Saturday in Burrill's Agency
The Lynn Mass Exporter. gives a
short sketch OF the Chelsea Aldermen re-
Gently elected. from which we clip the fol-
lowing;
JOHN W. DORR
Was born in Prnobscot. Ne. and is
wears of age. He ha. been Il
resident Of Chelsea for tsenty-seyen years.
during the most of which time lac has been
engaged ia the business OF stair building"
This is only the second week since the
promise was made by g. ". Simmons
Son, OF Boston. TO send 200 900 wide
Awakes" to the children. but such flood
Of letters has been received from all direc-
tons that it is now thought the whole sup
ply will soon be exhausted Read the ad-
yertisement in another column headed
4 Wide Awake at Oak Hall" and let your
little ones send their address to-day.
We are indebted to Capt. Tapley, of
the Ship II. F.. Tapley. for late Japan pa
pers. The Hiogo Shipping LIST reports
the arrival Of the II. f. Tapley in that port
Sept. eth from Yokohama. The Yoko-
hsma Gd-otte contains the advertisement
Of a wholesale grocery house, dealing ex-
In America Staple groceries.
The two articles made conspicuous by large
type, among the many mentioned, are
Pure Vermont Maple syrup" aud"Choice
Kentucky Bourbon Whisky"
We have received the catalogue OF
Colby University, for the year 1889 from
which we learn that the Senior class has
twenty-five members, the Junior twenty
six, the Sophomore forty-tive and Freshman
.ixty-two. Mr.. Willis A. Joy OF this City.
Is a member OF the Senior Class. We learn
that the College is in a very flourishing
aud with the proposed increase
of 500, 900 for its endowment fund, will
be able TO give superior advantages to its
The Foreign Articles which will be Of
fered for sale at the Cosmopolitan Ba-
zaar," were gathered from Switzerland,
Italy, England, Scotland. France. Ger
many snd ireland. by DIR. Abby NJ. Fulton
In her travels through those countries.
the past six months. She has selected
ment for this sale. and no article offered
will exceed the price of three dollars. She
has got great many articles desirable for
Christmas Gifts" and valuable as souye-
Mrs of those countries.
The storm. which is reported very Sc
we're along the coast of the Middle and New
England States, commenced here on Mon
day night. IL began TO snow In the eve
ming, and on Tuesday morning about four
inches had fallen. Ii then turned 10 rain,
and during most OF the day and night fol-
lowing, the rainfall was constant and
heavy. During Tuesday night. the wind
blew a gale, the severity OF which has
hardly been equalled this year. wednes-
day morning the gale had abated, but the
rain still continued TO fall in torrents. The
Union river is rising very rapidly, and as
the water was high before this storm COM
menced. there is danger that this rise may
do considerable damage.
Ellsworth Council Of The Royal Area
mum was organized and Officers installed
Wednesday evening Dec. 4, 1873, by Geo.
b Crawford of Bangor. Deputy Supreme
Regent assisted by Brothers Cbas. b. Pote,
Clarence L. Dakin and Z. +. Roberts Of
Bangor Council. Officers installed: II.
b. Saunders. Regent; F. B Aiken, Vice
Regent; DIR. W. N. Haines, Orator; 5. ID.
wiggip, Post Regent: Geo. W. Fiske Sec
Rotary; A. 0. Woodman. Collector; X. +.
Suminsby. Treasurer; Rev. Chas. p. Lom-