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Ellsworth American., 1879-10-23
GRAND Lodge or Maine, 1. O. q. T.

The twenty-second scmi-snnual session Of the
Grand Lodge OF Maine, I. o. G. r.. was held 8,
Coburn Hall, Skowhegan. Oct. 18th and 10th.
A public meeting was held on the evening OF
the l&th, addressed BY prominent speakers OF
the order. = gospel temperance meeting pre-
ceded the opening Of the Grand Lodge session,
and very large audience attended the public
meeting on the evening Of the 18th. Hon. W.
NJ. Williams, r. W. g. 8. OF Canada, wss pres.
en-, At part OF the meetings and spoke Of the re-
suits OF temperance efforts in the Dominion.
Andrew J. Chase, q. W. c. T.. OF Portland; c.
ID. S,srbird, q. W. c.; II. II. Burbank, q. W.
T.; Hon. Joshua Nyc. Camp Meeting John
Allen" Rev. David Boyd, and other prominen,
men were among the public speakers. Much
business relating to the interests OF the order
was discussed and transacted. There was a
good attendance aud the result will doubtless
be beneficial TO the order In Skowhegan. The
order Is In fourishing condition 10 the State
and vigorous efforts are 10 be put forth 10 in
crease Its strength. Rev. Jos. II. TAYLOR Of
North Sedgwck, represented the lodges Of
Hancock County, and he will respond 10 calls
for public lectures, visiting lodges and orgsniz.
ing new ones.
Ellsworth American., 1879-10-23

OTlAno.
We have In Orland village three good
meeting houses. all in good repair. They
have services at the Congrega,ionlist and
also at the Methodist; both OF these socie-
ties snstain Sabbath Schools. The other
Church. the one owned by the Universe
lists. is In good repair and is in every sense
. good and commodious edhce. During
the last few years this society has not been
able to have preaching except semi-occa-
sionally. They have . Society. bu, no reg
ular church organization. When they have
services they always have = good and at
tentive congregation. They have some so
or 30 children who, until Of late, have been
organized into . Sabbath School. During
last Tuesday and Wednesday there has
h.'"n holden at this Church and With hi.
society, the ANIMAL meeting OF The Pc
nobscot Valley UDiversalist Association"
These meetings were well attended, quite
. large number Of ministers and many lay
men were in attendance, all OF whom were
handsomely entertained. This Society
seems 70 be noted for their hospitality.
These meetings were . success In every
sense Of the word. q an not attempting
anything like full report.) The services
OF the Convention consisted OF business
meetings, conference meetings, preaching
&c. Sermons were preached by Revs. Mr..
Smith OF Oldtown, Woodbridge OF Orono
Preble Of Bangor. Nash OF Camden. and
the closing sermon by Goodenough OF Bel
fast. All Of these sermons we're capable
and eloquent efforts. and | should not
know how TO particularize i'll so wished.
l am pleased to note that all OF the sermons
and church services were singularly free
from anything but kind aud christian allu-
sions to other denominations. The general
tenor OF each and every one WAS singuarly
free from sectarianism and bigotry. Such
meetings as these can bot leave good i'm
preston behind them, and that these have
sm happy to believe.
| am also happy to learn that arrange
ments have been made TO have preaching
1t this church part Of the time. under
stand tha, Rev. Mr.. Smith OF Oldtown is to
supply them. This gentleman was In the
South at the breaking out Of the Rebellion,
and after many sufierings escaped. His
sermon before the Valley Association was
full OF patriotic illusions and had the true
ring. He is a clergyman OF large and
warm symps thies and will be the man for
| the place no doubt.
Mr.. Anderson's house was robbed on
Tuesday evening. while the family were at
church. Of some s40O. mostly 10 gold, and
many other things OF value, like iewelry
&c. Mr.. Anderson aud wife have follow ed
the seas for u,any years IS Steward and
Stewardess OF large vessels. After their
last voyage Of s years, they were retiring
from their hard life to enjoy their WELL
earned home. This loss 10 . hard blow to
them. MEDICUs.
Ellsworth American., 1879-10-23
An Infant on . spree.

The Portland Press says Yesterday
morning about O'Clock. a little boy,
aged three years, named Sanborn, whose
parents reside on Newbury street, saw a
team standing ov tue sidewalk IL was
nice light wagon TO which white horse
was attached. Into this carriage the In
fant scrambled, gathered up the reins in
his tiny hands, and drove of with the as
surance and GOODNESS Of q veteran. Find
ing the animal did not proceed a, a pace
fast enough TO please him. he managed to
draw the whip from the socket and laid on
the lash with an energy that surprised
"Old Whtey.r The animal had good
blood In him and away be went at three
minute gait causing other teams TO give
him q wide berth. The owner caught sight
OF his equipage and started In pursuit.. He
might as well have tried to catch q will o.
the wlsp. Other teams Joined In the pur-
suit, At the request Of the anxious proprie
tor OF the stolen team, but the little rascal
managed TO evade them all. At last.
when the horse began TO show signs OF ex-
haustion, the child drove him into 8 stable
on Pearl street. and vanished.
The boy was In high festher with his
success and he next got into team which
was drawn by black horse. and again the
former experience was repeated. Leaving
this wagon he appropriated horse aud
buggy that was said TO be the team Of Mr..
Sawyer. the sgent Of the society with the
long name, and was driving OF when
man sprans forward and seized the horse
by the bride. To him sternly this pre-
cocious infant remarked, "Leth 20 that
'ors or sap 90 faihe." The man was SO
dumb-iouuled st the child's brusQueness
tha, lie dropped the bride and away went
the child and team. Around and around
he went but the team was captured on Ex-
change street, and. as the captor vas
about to seize the boy. 10! be was gone
like nimbIe fea. and slipped into Judge
Goddard's carriage standing at the Post
Office. But this time the crowd, which
had gathered. was too quick for the infant
and he was Robbled and taken before the
Postmaster. Male and female clerks
gathered to see this remarkable child and
hear him recapitulate, with infantile glee.
and in . baby tongue, how he siezed Mr..
Mans team and bad good time. He was
escorted to his home by one Of the clerks
followed by the admiring public In the
shape Of long string OF men. women and
boys. and when be reached home told his
mother 'he had ever SO nice time with
white 'ors. and back 'ors. and been
everywhere" The boy was gone from 8
O'Clock till after IL. In order to make
sure Of the chlld's age the mother was
asked the question and she replied he was
only three years old.
Ellsworth American., 1879-10-23

Ms. Desers.
The iall term OF scho ol In Dist. No
4. Pretty Marsh, closed last week. This is
the largest school 10 town and has been
well attended through this. as well as the
preceding summer term. The scholars OF
this school haye taken a good interest In
their studies and have advanced rapidly.
some OF them wonderfully. and may well
feel proud o! what they have accomplished.
These schools were taught by Miss Alice
NJ. Alden, a practical and experienced
teacher, who has natural ability for
drawing the love snd respect OF her scho-
ars, and Of keeping up lively Interest 10
school In many different ways. Her expla-
nations OF Intricate questions are clear and
Instructive, and she is willing to labor
hard for the benefit OF her school. Give
Us more such teachers and We will hsye
more such schools. &c. II.
Oct. 20, 1879.
Ellsworth American., 1879-10-23

fremont.
The "Grest Leviathian" Is near. A
whale of considerable size made his appear
snce in the mouth Of Goose Cove Harbor
last Thursday. and was seen by several
persOns. 1t has been many years since bis
whsleship "a whale from the deep) paid US
visit. and the superstitious see su omen
Of good or evil. but the Spectator thinks It
q case of prospecting. and mining stock
has "rix.'
Mr.. Geo. c. Waite Of Boston, delivered
q greenback lecture to . fair sized audience
In the South Seal Cove School House last
week.
Professor Bartlett Of Portlsnd, State
Assayer, made . visit to the Little Duck
Island last Wednesday. to survey the veins
Of mineral found there. His report 10 not
yet received.
The gFeenback ranks which beretoi iores
have been solid and united - one man, have
1t last ''give way" and one OF their num-
Der. . celebrated tOuriss and traveller.
widely ADown under the non De piume of
"Ciem." has joined the rspoblicans.
Ellsworth American., 1879-10-23

still remaining. Drs. Collics Of Bucks
port and Wheeler OF Castine are 10 attend
ance, and through their united skill We
hope to be thoroughly rid Of II In few
days.
Your correspondent H. has gone to
New Hampshire on . short visit.
The fair that came OF here WAS sue
cess. ! noticed one fine Knox colt. ar.
teen months old, belonging to Frank
Staples Of N. Penobscot. Its owner har-
messed II into top buggy and took us out
to ride. lie stepped Of Ike . trained
horse, Qhe colt mean.) The creased pig
was so small be could not run. hence WAS
easily caught. "Liberator Bill's," con-
cert was good. The horse trot was soon
ended by Mr.. Nye's horse Of Castinc CON-
ing in ahead.
Mrs. S. N. Mitchell can make the boss
stew. Y.
Ellsworth American., 1879-10-23
sup. Jaa. Coars--.Ocs. Tern. 1870.
c. W. WALTON. Judge, Presiding.

y. " . " ALlpN, JuuSc, L IcelulO&-
II. B. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
Gro L. DUTIoN, Co. Atty.
A. L. DEvEREUx, Sheriff.
J. ID. PULsIFER. Stenographer.
The Grand Jury came in on Thursday morn
ing having found only two indictments, one
for perjury and the other for larceny. The
criminal business of the County was less than
usual.
The trial OF civil causes began on wednes
day morning. Oct. 18Th.
Levi b. Saunders & al. vs.. Aaron Pendleton.
This was al action OF trespAss brough, TO
recover damages OF Defendant for breaking
and entering Plaintiffs close and cutting and
carrying AWAY wood from the same. The
parties reside In Bucksport, and were owners
OF adjacent lots, the div !ding line Of which was
In dispute. The defence was. ls,, tha, there
no cutting, %. II there was. II Was not on
close Of Plaintiff, but OF Defendant, sad Ord,
that the cutting was no, done by Defendant,
but by his son and without authority from the
father.
The jury found for Plaintiff. aud asses .ed
asusexc NJ cJuv.
Wswell for Plf-. Emery for Defts.
Thursday and Friday, Oct. l6, 4 Il.
Annette l.. stubbs, Librt, vs. ". c. Stubbs.
The Libel alleged against the husband harsh
ness. cruelty. neglect, &c, &c. and WAS tried
before jury. The evidence disclosed some
matrimonial infeliciiy, but less than usual In
such cases and the jury, \ majority OF whom
wer" married men, decided that there was not
sufficient ground TO sustain the Libel.
HAdlock for Libl't. Emery for Liblee.
VIM. Morrison V Geo. II. Mace. Apprt-
This sction, was originally tried In the
Municipal Court and appealed to this Court.
Afler being opened 10 the jury. the case was
withdrawn, and Judgment OF the Court below
affirmed.
Emery for Morrison. Il. 5. Peters for Mace.
Saturday. Oct. Is.
John W. Gould Stephen Monaghan s al.
Action Of Repleven for Peddler's cart, de-
tanned by Defendants, who claimed = lien on
same for repairs. Defence that there was no
lien. bot that by agreement between Defls.
and PHI, the repairs were to be regarded ~
paid.
The jury so found and assessed damage for
PHI. in the sum Of sl.00.
q. S. Peters for Plf. Wisweu for Defts.
Tuesday, Oct. 81.
State vs.. Geo. II. Mace.
Indictment for perjury. Plea, Not Guilty.
The perjury complained Of, as set forth in the
indictment, was committed BY the Respondent
at the last term Of the S. J. Court. He made
affidavit, for the purpose OF obtaining \ Con-
tinusnce, that material witness In . case then
pending, was i'll, confined to her bed, unable to
attend Court or even 10 give her deposition
The said material witness. Mrs. Barbara
Rankins OF Amherst, testified that at the time
alleged, she WAS in usual heslth and attending
TO her household duties. Her husband aud
others, relations and neighbors, corroborated
her statement. The jury returned verdict Of
Guilty.
Dutton for State. Peters for Kesp'dt.
State vs.. Mayo.
Indictment for Larceny Of boat. Plea,
Guilty.
Dutton for State. Emery for Resp'dt.
Wednesday, Oct. q.
| on TRIAL.
| Lyon Hamor l. al.
Action OF trespsss for entering Pits. close,
| situate At Bar Harbor.
Emery for PHI. Hsdlock for Defts
Ellsworth American., 1879-10-23

progressively finely. The shaft IL sunk to
the depth Of thirty feet and producing as
fne specimens Of ore IS any mine In the
county. Their shaft house Is completed
and everything wears . business like as.
pect. A short distance to the Northwest
OF the Robert Emmet mine, and on the
same vein, is the Heagan mine. under the
supervision of Richard Curnow. an expe-
rienced miner. The SHAFT is sunk to the
depth Of six feet showing nne specimens Of
copper and galens ore. Work is progress
sing rapidly on both mines and everything
looks favorable for the future mining In
terests Of Egypt. A.
Ellsworth American., 1879-10-23

Dackspers.
After appropriate remarks by Differ
ent members Of the Calorhetorian Society
concerning the loss Of our worthy brother,
A. w. Moore submitted the following
resolutions, which were adopted:
Whereds-1n view OF the loss we have sus-
tanned by the decease Of our friend and sssoci-
ate. Edwin Z. Bennett, and Of the still heavier
loss sustained by those who were nearest and
dearest to him: therefore, be II
Resoired-'rhat 1t IL but just tribute to the
memory Of the departed to say that in regret
ting his removal from our midst, we mourn for
one who Was. in every way, worthy Of our
respect and regard.
Resolred-That We sincerely condole with
the family Of the deceased on the dspensation
with which II has pleased Divine Providence
TO affiict them, and commend them for consols-
ton TO Him who orders all things for the best.
and whose chastisements are meant In mercy.
Resoired-That this heartfelt testmon isl Of
our sympathy and sorrow - . society be for.
warded TO the parents OF our departed friend
"a com mittee.
Ellsworth American., 1879-10-23
Dloehill.

DI0e6ll1.
On Sunday evening Oct 10, the Bap-
at their church, ut which time the church
was handsomely decorated with Au.umn
leaves and flowers, and on . table in front
Of the congregation was placed horn of
plenty. containing different kinds of fruit
and grain, and on either side Of the table
was placed Two large bundles Of wheat.
The exercises aud selections offered by
the scholars were very appropriate for the
occasion and recited In . creditable man
ner, and listened to by large and atten-
tive audience.
Ellsworth American., 1879-10-23


The ashley" Co., have got their ma
chinery in place, and have commenced d
sinking, with good prospects.
The "Ailbrook" gains In quality and
quantity Of ore daily. and 10 now showing
some really fine minerals. At the "Salli-
van," work on their new shafs Is progress
Ing rapidly. and new and convenient build
ings vii! be erected - soon - possible.
The usual activity prevails at the Milton. y
The character aud amount OF work that ha 9
been done at this mine, the present season,
can only b understood BY . careful exam
iuation. Its enough to say here, that no
such work can be shown In this, or any
other Of the New England States. Every
thing has been done to stay, and not in
our usual Sufficient unto the day" style.
At Gouldsboro and Cherryfield. all goes
smoothly. The Home Co., have con-
tracted for their new buildings. on quite
IN extensive scale, and the showing OF
their new vein fully warrants tho expendl.
ture.
The ore In the shaft Of the '0ouldsboro'
Co., IL richer than ever before. this vein ai
present depth (forty.four feeD being thirty
inches 10 width. "Cherryfield" may safely
be said to be all right, its showing is good
enough. X.
Ellsworth American., 1879-10-23
A Wise Deacon.

deacon Wilder. want you TO tell me how
you kept yourself and family well the past sea-
son when all the resi- Of Us have been sick so
much. aud have had the doctors visiting US so
often"
Bro. Taylor. the answer is very easy.
used Bop Bifters in time; kept my family well
and saved the doctor bills. Three dollars
worth Of il kept Us well and able TO work all
the tins. I'll warrant it has cost you and the
neighbors one to two hundred dollars apiece TO
keep lick the same time
deacon. I'll Use your medicine hereafter
Ellsworth American., 1879-10-23

Rev. Jos. H. Taylor, Dist. Deputy I.
o. G. T., delivered s public temperance
lecture At this place on Saturday evening
Oct. 4th. aud obt aimed the names of . num-
Der Of persons on an application for .
charter for . Lodge. Subsequently. on
the evening Of Oct. llth. he instituted
lodge to be called "0rsnite Lodge" and
installed Its Officers: Eben Kinsman il
W. c. +; Mrs. Ella H. Jordan, w. v. r.;
Willard o. Fogg w. s., and C. @. Blais-
dell L. d. There we're 2S members 70
begin with on the application for Charter.
Some Of them had been members ot the
order before. and Others were Initiated BY
the District Deputy. The Lodge starts
With favorable prosesets of fsaeesss.
Ellsworth American., 1879-10-23

-Bibber will furnish fresh grated Cocoa
nut to order, and Of the purest and best
quality.
-Fresh candies are daily manufactured
by Bibber At bis shop under City Hotel.
II you wish absolutely pure candy, 20
to Bibber's under City Hotel.
Ladies are invited to csll at Bibber's
and witness the manufacturing of his
candies.
, Children will find Bibber's the place
to buy their candies.
-Bibber sells bis fresh candies at low
price and warrants them pure
Ellsworth American., 1879-10-23
Condensed Dispatches.

There was 4 severe gale Sunday night
on Long Island. Several small sailing yes
sels are ashore. In Port jefferson harbor
the tide rose TO the highest point known in
years.
Sch. O. A. Dow of Monheean. Me. en-
gagged in shore mackerel fishing. put into
Gloucester. Tuesday, having lost her fore
mast in recent blows.
Ellsworth American., 1879-10-23

The second trial OF Mrs. Goodrich and
DR.. kimball for causing the death OF Jen-
ME p. Clark by abortion commenced to-
day. A jury was secured without much
difficulty and the morning was devoted to
hearing the testimony presented n, the first
trial.
Ellsworth American., 1879-10-23

Tickets for all points west via. Penn
Railroads from Boston, or Grand Trunk
Railway from Portland, can be had Of C..
C. Burriil st the lowest rates. Also tick
cts to Portland BY Inside line of Steamers
Call and see him before purchasing else
WAaee. isH
Ellsworth American., 1879-10-23
State Sabbath Convention.

BOSTON. Oct. 81.
The State Sabbath Convention convened
here to-day. A large number OF promi-
nent ministers are present from different
parts Of the state and country.
Ellsworth American., 1879-10-23

several cases OF diphtheria have ap-
pesred In the western part Of the town,
two Of which have proved fatal. The peo-
pie here were for . while 10 great lear lest
il should be spread through the whole
town. One Of the schools Was closed a3d
the others postponed for 4 season. The
fright haa partially sabsidsd and the
Schoois ass in motion. There are however
. isv sasss. though soe vssy critical osss,
Ellsworth American., 1879-10-23

RllswersA PERI.
Wednesday. Oct. IL.
ARRIVED.
Sch Ralph X Grant, Grant. Rockiand.
Sen Copy, Curtis. Fox Island.
Sch Cadet. Brown, swans leland.
Thursday, Oct. l6.
ARRIVED.
stmr May Field, Barbour. Bangor and sailed.
Sch Capt John Means, Boston. tTook deck.load
loth.)
Sch Julia Edna, Cook, Bar Harbor.
CLEARED.
Sch VIM Pickering. Bellatty Boston.
Sch Agricoia, Whitmorc, Boston.
Sch Harvey. Bunker, Bluehili.
Friday, Oct. IL.
ARRIVED
Sch Sciota, ssddler. BAR Harbor.
Sch Sarah Elizabeth, Curtis. Bar Harbor.
CLEARED.
Sch Forester, Ray. Boston.
Saturday. Oct. Is.
ARRIVED.
Sch Caressa, Ray. Boston.
Sch Arboreer. CLARK. Lynn.
Sunday. Oct. 10.
CLEARED.
Sch Ralph X. Grant, Grant, Rockland.
Sch Commerce, Rich, Bar Harbor.
Monday. Oct. 20.
CLEARED.
Sch Cadet, Brown, swans island.
Sch Banner. Sinclair Searsport
Sch Julia Edna, Cook Bar Harhor
Tuesday. Oct. 81.
ARRIVED.
Sch Delaware, Lockhart Bostsu
Sch Fair wind, Woodward, Boston
Sch Luella, saddler, Boston.
Sch Mary Edna, Thornc Portland
Sch Elizabeth. Fsrrcl. Bar Harbor
Sch sarah. Richardson, Portland.
Sch Telegraph. Remick Bar Iarbor
Ellsworth American., 1879-10-23
City and County.


\, ,CoSGREGATIoNAL.-Preachine 1t 10 30 A.
nnd Z, n. Sabbath School in toe after.
noon, at II O'Clock, n.
/. nArnsT.-Preachins at and r. n. sab-
bath School at p. n.
uSIrARiAN;;-Chnrch service at 10 30 A. n.
sunday School at IL: A.
OA.h"L!c'--freaching at 10 1-2 O'Clock A.
N. Sabbath School st 9P. M
METHoDIsr.-Preschng nj and TIM
sabbath School at p. NJ.
sPiRIrv vALIsT.-Meetings held every Sun
oAs st O'Clock. p. NJ. In Hall over Munich
pal Court Room, Coombs' Block.
UNION TEMPERANCE MEkTING-every SUM-
oa' al IA Z. NJ. at the Methodist Vestry.
Ellsworth American., 1879-10-23

Road Notiee-H. II. Saunders.
Dr. Warren's oione-warren instrument Co,
Miss sawyer's Salye- wiggiu ACo,
Mise. Ads.-Geo. 4. RoweIi A Co
Notice-,,reen 4 REYNOLDS.
foreclpsure-Iohn True.
Probate Notice.. q. wynan.
Muney-Ordway 4 60.
Notice-Asa X. Hitler.
Notice-AibeTt Smith.
Ellsworth American., 1879-10-23

Galveston. Oct. S-Sch Franklin, from New
fork, got ashore on Pelican Spit. coming on last
night, and had to lighter to-day before getting
OF received no damage.
sch Maid of the Mist. from baltimore tor Alex.
andriA, ~as ashore Oct. II At Jones Point, Po-
tomac River.
Ellsworth American., 1879-10-23

BuCxsrcRr-Oct. Is W GEM 4 Co. have
thoroughly overhaued the three M asted schooner
Watchnan. putting in new foremast and put
ans en- fnll poop 10 the forward house. securely
kneed and fastened, increasing her CAP aoity for
sugar stowage one-,hiri. She has been metaled
and is now ava itIng charter.
Ellsworth American., 1879-10-23

Do you want to save your childreni II you
do, 20 to g. A. Parcher and get box Of Fes-
senden's Worm Expeller. 1t 10 the surest,
safest and best worm medicine now In use.
For sale BY all druggists for Is cents, or sent
BY mail on receipeoi the price.
Prepared BY Fessenden 3 Co., Rockland,
Maine.
Instanter cures Toothache 10 one moment.
Ellsworth American., 1879-10-23

A's st Thomas Oct. j. sch Carrie VI Richar d.
son. Richardson, Boston.
DemArara-Sld sept y, bark Mary c Hale Uly
gins, Cape Haytieu.
Ar At Sc Pierre Mart. Sept Is. sch Kit Carson
Andrews, GEORGETOWN, SC.
New York.
Ellsworth American., 1879-10-23
A Fall River Defauiter Released.
He Will Now Visit Europe.

QUEBEC, Can, Oct. 81.
The Court to-day ordered the release OF
Paine, the Fall River defauter, on the
ground that embezzlement was not an eX-
trldiiahe offence.
Ellsworth American., 1879-10-23

PIE subscriber hereby gives Public notice to all
] concerned. that he has been duly appointed
cutor oi the last VIII and Testament of
MEkklLl. II HERRlCk, late of Penobscot
n the County oi Hancock, Yeom an, deceased
W sn,nS Dond as the law directs; he hereiore
requests all persons who are indebted TO Inc ssid
deceaseds estate, 70 make immediate payment
sns.e wno nasc any de mau ds
July Z l1s. S11as
Ellsworth American., 1879-10-23

WAX DEPAKrHEST.
Office of the Chief Signal officer.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Oct. al AM.
Indications.
For New England. light rains and partly
cloudy weather, with slight rise in temper
sture and stationary or slowly falling bar
ometer
Ellsworth American., 1879-10-23
} Republican Rally in Cooper institute.
Perfect Ovation 10 Senator Blaine.

NEW YORK. Oct. 81.
A great republican rally was held In
Cooper Institute this evening, which was
addressed at length BY Secretary Evsrts
who was followed In brief address by SEN
ator Blaine. Previous to speaking, Mr..
Blaine was loudly called Tor and on rising
received a perfect ovation.
Ellsworth American., 1879-10-23

PhiAANb. tCN- Il.
Ex-Mayor Moses NJ. Butler who was
stricken with paralysis a week or two ago.
died tonight. He was prominent lawyer
aud had been Mayor of the city two years.
Ellsworth American., 1879-10-23

Don't buy your OvERCOAT until you
examine the Stock in the Boston CLOTH.
ING STORE. It Is astonishing how Low
they can sell them. 4Otf,