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Daily Republican., 1879-03-12
MOTTO rs.

NOTlCE.--7o the Gtissns Of Wilmington:
~ We have had a very sick.y Winter. now
the Spring IL here, and the warm wea ther
viii soOn he here We must get ready, bust-
ness is dull. but Charles u. Agnes having
made complete arrangements Tor the Spring
work, still continues 10 clean cesspoNls, and
W II take the TRADE UOLLAR AT PAR, at
his old stand No. s6s West Second street, with
TWENTY SEVEN YEA RS experience. We
vii be pleased To receive orders, which will
he promptly attended to and thankfully re.
ceived. We desire TO please all. The new
broom sweeps clean, but the OLD ONEk knows
where the dirt lies.
CHARLES u. AGNES.
mars 2wd bOs W. Second street.
NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the
~ partnership heretofore existing between
John Ponder and Il. &. Townsend, under the
name Ui Ponder n TOwn'eEd. dealers In coal
wood. etc, is this gay dissolved by mutual
consent JOHN PDNDER.
H. &. TOWNSEND.
Wilmington, Del, March ", 1879.
Jshn Ponder will continue the business o'
tho said firm, and earnestly solicits a continu-
ance Of the patronage heretofore extended to
the said firm. JOHN PONDtR.
wilmington, March 10 1879. mill st.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-25
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-25

Fifty per cent more visitors than ever
before, visited Bar Hsrbor this season.
This will no doubt be largely increased
next year.
Mr.. w. A. Jordan has already contracted
to build fourteen houses and two stables
before the next season opens, besides .
large amount of repairing. II additios to
the above there sre hve pcrsons Who have
applied to Mr.. Jordan for his figures in
erecting buildings for them.
Mr.. Albert +. Higgins contemplates
building large hotel on his grounds.
X. II. Kntridxe s Co.. ars ~ build new
aore ~ N
+. l.. Roberts will also enlarge his store.
Mr.. Bradley, the daguerrean artist,
will build block, the first story of which
will afford room for three stores.
There Is to be q new sewer built from
near the Rodick House easterly to the bay.
About forty buildings arc already con-
tracted for or are certain to be conu acted
for. TO be finished before the opening Of
Nc. Jordan is giving steady employment
to seventy men and will soon have q hun
dred and ffty at work for him.
Mr.. Dorr OF New York. IL employing
about sixty men on his new buildings aud
grounds. This place will probably cost
the mos, and be the finest private resi-
derce on the Island In fact there 4, M
hotel there that has cost SO much.
1t Is estima,ed that over three hundred
mechanics Will soon be employed at this
summer resort. ...t.. ....E..-f .
Mr., E, ii, Greedy has had ten hor.cs ia
HIS livery stable during the summer Mr..
Beais had six, AMI others about thirty
horses, which have had all they coald do.
The past season has been by far the
most successful season ever known there.
The rapid rise In real estate and the perma.
nent aud expensive Improvements that are
being made. aud the steady increase IN tho
humber of visitors. show that the summer
travel to this delightful resort is certain 10
continue TO increase. and that Bar Harbor
will soon be one Of the most popular OF
American ws'rring places.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-25

B. W. Spurlin and X. X. Joy are pro-
posing TO build new houses for themselves.
w. L. Guptill is building a mill on The
site OF the one burned ir the spring. lie
will keep this one insured.
The show of mineral in the cut at the
mine lie attracting much attention. Mr..
Hovey who manages the steam drill was
puzzled TO know why his drill would not
penetrate the rock much deeper than four
feet A little philosophy unrsveled the
mystery. A stream of water follows the
drli. and the pulverzed rock mixes with
the water and overfows, OF course. but the
powdered ainerdi sinks to the bottom OF
the hale. and at depth Of about four feet
enough mineral has accumulated TO form q
cushion that completely resis,s the blow of
the drill. This obstacle the miners spoon
can quickly remove however. This steam
drill will penetrate the rock q foot 10 three
minutes s.ss, uALESA.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-25

WAS voted that this question shall be again
called up for more careful consider alton
and discussion at the meeting on Sunday
next. The clergymen Of the city aud the
Superinten dents of Sunday Schools are
especially invited to De present, and take
part.
All Good Templars and Clergymen In
the Ceunty are invited to I'll nd the Good
Femplars Convention 10 Ellsworth, Oct.
LIST and 2nd 1879. All temperance people
and the public generally are invited to at
tend, with their Gospel Hymn Books, the
! public meetings, In Hancock Hall each
evening at Ia O'Clock. The following
distinguishes speakers viii be present -
Andrew J. Chase, G ". c. +. Portland :;
c. ID. Starblrd. q. W. c, Portland; Geo.
+ Bracket, g. W. $. Belfast; Mrs. J. A.
iIodgdon. G. w. V. T., wAterville; Mrs.
{. V. Cro.sman and others. Bangor; Rev.
Geo. II. vibbert, Boston; Hon. Neal Dow,
Portland, Rev. II. W. bolton. Bangor;
Rev. Mr.. Howard. Bangor.
The Wig of Friday says: Yesterday
n crew Of men commenced levelng OF the
.leepers on the Buc<sport d Bangor Rail
road. preparatory to narrowing the gauge.
The work OF throwing the rails will CON-
mence on the frst day of October. and .
sufficient number OF men will be employed
to DO the work ia two days. without can
ceiling any OF the regular trains When
everything i ready the train will leave
Bucksport atthe usual time in the morn
Ing, arriving here 10 season TO connect
with trains going wests returning the same
Train will leave ss usaal al nine o'clock,
and run until they NEE, narrow guase
train. which will probably be Al Buckspor,
Centre. where there will be- general trans
fer. In the afternoon the narrow gauge
train Will leave Buchspori st the regular
hour aud run a. far as the road IL mar
rowed. when there will be another trans.
Ter. and 50 on until the work Is completed.
The work ~,li be under the direction Of
Nr. ,hss 81. Sawyer. a weil.snown ran.
road man. Il Is confidently expected tha,
This road viii be extended to Ellsworth
inside of twelve months. Z
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-25

The cause OfteinperAnCr is blooming. "
The Ladies Air prepared banquet
a: the Town Hall. where they spread Ger.
tainly a mos, elesan, snppcr. having The
hall festoonsd and trimmed. aud all Of the
surroundings TO correspond; the whole
hall decorated with many beautiful flowers
after which preparations they Invited the
LAdie. Ala and Reform Club OF BucAspor,
- pariAke.
y good!y number Of them came over,
but owing to the darkness OF the night, the
slight rain. as well as the marriage NJ
BucksporI, on the same evening. Of MI.
Chapman. the preslding oilicer of ID. Buck
sport AID. not SO many came over a. other
wise would.
The ceremony OF the evening after the
social reunion preceding the banquet. CON
sisted OF regular toasts ant sentiments
pronounced by Or. r II Chase the toast
asterl who had charge Of this part Of the
evenings ceremony, which were ably re-
Piled 10 by Brothers from both villages,
Interpreted with singing, both select aud
Otherwise, and remarks by many Of the
Brothers aud sisters a. they were called
upon by the Toast Master
Daring the evening an orr ginal poem. was
read BY Ms. DR.. Chase, dedicated to the
Bucksport and Orland temperance organl-
zations called the Two Homes" A song
was sung BY Miss Annie Hall. OF Buekspor,
&C. .t
The entertainment was so arranged, that
1t was beneficial in literary point of view.
as well as social .It
The Orland Club assisted the Ladies Aid.
The musical exercises OF the evening
We're conducted by Thee. Emerson. Tho
select pieces were performed By quar-
tctie composed OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Theo. En-
erspn, Or. and Ars. Chase.
The Reform Club was made happy at
their saturday evening meeting. by having
Rev. Mr.. Buck, the city Missionary OF Fail
River. visit them, who occupied the even
Ing with remarks. and recital Of personal
experiences In his temperance work
-Rev. Mr.. Alexander the Methods,
minister, gave temper ance lecture at the
Methodist Church Sabbath evening. Mr..
Alexander 10 ready speaker. and an ac-
tive worker iu the tenpersncs cause.
y NEDlcUs,
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international Walking Match for the
Astley Belt.
NV NoEK. Sent. ..

Between twelve and one o'clock thu
afternoon the Garden commenced filing up
but very gradually. There was little or no
applause exceP; from iew in the circle Of
friends OF the contestants The score al
a. NJ, stood as follows: Weston. l7J:
RoweIl, 2l5; Hazael. lsG; Gnyou. 200; 1T
Ms, lsj PAncho;, l54; Merritt. 200. Hart,
lae; krohne, leo; Taylor, 100; Jackson.
Loo; FedeTmever, $50. \ number OF lively
rseeS occurred daTiug The hight. between
Merritt. Ennis. Hazae. and Guyou. After
Rushing the Booth mile Guyon went to bed
and VIII taSe a long rest.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-25

deceased aud much lsn-nicd vito Every :
thing Is just abou, she len q" .aiJ he ",ui
think Ju., a. much about her a. did when
she dicd." two or three year. since There. "
pointing 10 pile Of cloth in a chair is some
nioc cloth 10; her In the Provinces tor cloak
and wheo go, home ar iras dsadi ami IL /.
lain there ever .inc-."
The veteran preacher. Rev. n. r. silRsou
.itl prcachc, every ,htrr sabbath al CT, MERRY
Is,ss.
Considerable altsutiou - now paid At The
Cranberry I.lc.. 10 the cultivation Of flower
gardens. an encouraging .ign-and com
ineniabie rivalry exists among several of the
good hous. keepers Of The island IN this respect.
out u "oufI ~ .-~ .-ass.,. a r.rtiSat.r,s- We
rrgrc; 20 say that Btker's Island j. It'll Terra
lAcognita 10 rs.
'.co.ibye to Cranberry i.ir-
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Condensed Dispatches.

Tie body OF a mulauo Was found under
4 stable al New Bedford, Mass, yesterday
morning. embedded il The manure anl
badly decomposed. Tlere were t~ 0
wounds on the head but 10 fracture OF the
skull. The body was not Identified.
\ Portsmouth despatch says fears are
felt Tor the Ship Paul Jones OF that port,
commanded BY Capt Edwin \ Oerrish.
The vessel rs over one hI1ired and tJrty
days out from New York for Java.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-25

The animal meeting OF tbe Hancock Ban
tit Association vas held with the Bap,i.t
Church Of ihis city September lG.h. l.th
snd 18th The weather va. rather afav-
orable. yet there Was n large attend succ.
There sre - Churches In hi. county and
nearly all we're represented. The officers
of the A.-oc,a',on err Rev T. s Fish
Moderator, Rev. Jos II Taylor, Clerk
and Deacon J NJ. Butler. Treasurer. The
annnal sermon was preached by Res. s.
Woodbury.; other sermons were preached
by Rev. l.. T.. Grant. Rev =. ". Bsleman
OF Auburn, and Rev II. S. Barrage of
Portland. The reports from the churche.
were generally encouraging; while there
have Lot been so many Additions 10 the
churches a. the previous year, some good
work has been done IN strengthening Them.
The additions by baptism have been n
the total memsership IL 1871; one uew
church wss received into the Association
Eight OF the churches are withon, pastors.
but most OF these have occasional preach.
Ing. The tutsl Benevolent contribution.
OF the churches for the year VAS s&.Q q.
Collections taken a. the Association we're
for the Maine Baptist Missionary Convex
lion SOL IS, for the Educational. society
slJ 90; Tor the Missionary Uuion (Forolgn
Nisslons) ell 30: for The Home Mission
Society s. -; ior The womsns Missionary
society sl.54. and for Rev ". CorthelI.
who Was reported yefy s,ek aud destitute.
SCI - The Association voted 10 makran
effort TO raise sisa ,o~ tho ,,nnvsnr,na sua
spporiloued the amount on the chu rchc,
which b j hoped zach will raise, for the
purpose Of retaining the service. OF the
Missionary, Rev. {. T.. Harden, another
JeaE IN This county. Each member Was
ALTO assessed three cents per member for
printing minutes and Incinder.a, expenses.
The wnrs Of the STATE Cosyeu, ,on was ye,v
thoroughly Diseased, the benefits Of which
have been res!iied IA this county Rev.
DR.. Kicker OF Augusta. the SECRETARY Of
the Convention was present al 4 aided VEN
much In arousing an Intense sympathy
with The WORK OF domestic missions. The
e4oslng exercise was a very aiiiux one, be-
Ing 1--WE minute speeches on the question,
How shali We hos; develop Christian Sc
hsIyF The meetings were very intere u.
iug and profitable throughout. Mr.. Club
bucN who was preseE. added much 10 the
AAisresi- The mex; sunuA meeting Of the
Assoc alton ~ili be held a. Sullivan.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-25

Do you want TO save your chldreDf il you
DO. go to G. A. Parcher and get box of FEES
senden's Worm Expeller. IL is the surest
safest and best worm medicine now in use.
For sale by al druggists for - cents. or sent
BY mail on receiptoi the price.
Prepared by Fessenaen & Co.. Rockland,
Maine.
lnsiauter cures Too,hache ,upne MON mt
PRIV 3fu
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1Donsestie 1sorts.

HALnAnGG-c.l len. sch II Masosnt,,,
toszth.. ~ ~.
Port hosAL 10 lead for S.s lo-k
BkSGok-AT tlsl. schs D..SALa Brosu New
iots sAmscl LEWIS. uodsAins. Boston. IcbrE
AAna. stacey. - t'rsrse
HOFFMAN AR IL. srhs Brilliant FaruAlnI
an Il AR sud. LocAh4rI. Bansur tor lo.,an
fceosuian. Aroy. tacA .,ort Toe d korr.t CIV
Auoa. flIsNorta iIr To- Delaware, ani copy
asLiis. d9 ior 10. Excel. Eaton, fremont fur
B"sros-CId iGth. sch wG III Areher. EeH,:y
Portland.
Al isSh. sch. Gso II s. mrs. Norwood. iiobok
ra Afeesecr. ciArk. k-i.~orth. u = Lawrence.
Ar Iah. oar9ae Geneva .of Baek-t.,rt,
Corn am. Ross:io July 81. wah wool to orders
ssas Vineyard. Joy. tnI.isli ala Oanh.f WEB
.ier. iiusher frpvinrsIowu.
A. =, scb AnsiailE. Alley, Albany.
"a ~ 5fis .arsts b.. Fseserias. rorrey. pctn
~ q, .oh- kasle Bennct. franklin; cory,
anrrs, Ellsworth. tliam Lord 10; FAR prai
sr Dodge. do ,eioto. sailrr, do; samsit,n.
Ds-dEc. Bassor.
GA - br'g Marcua, Handy. New Ys,, .ch
Danisl " -bster. Ninslow Hangor
CAsrisE-Ar lin. sch NJ Il MAboney, we.colt,
Bo.loa.
rIsIb. .eh q W Lexi- Grav ro,ti,,,.
Ar t5th, -on wAtchnan. Williams. New YORK
ca Ian seh. ID faichin, fstehn lJo-lou
sld lyEb. acls Laura II Jones. s,s.y.rs Sr,s
LONDON ABBY willard Narnum. New York. l.
y ,niih, Leach. B.ton Cabinet. Leach io.
Smith. belfast.
Ar IAN, -ch Louisa wilson from New YorA
ia -, -ch T. al Hartman, Hartman Bo-tnu
buroH Island HARHoE-Ar ieh -rh- Martha
Ncrs-, somc-, sullivan Tor IsDuIaut " e,I.tI,.,
,,I Ellsworth for 10 Bangor Trewossy
4! I''h seh rahmiroo. Lowell. Ne~ York TOR
G,Lvtsros-C ie'ret lrth. sch Laurel, mccall.
NV HAvKs-Arl7. sch rsola. smith. BANGOR.
'isf AkD HAyEs-AT 30, sch Annie ~ Oar
ksr, snowman Wilmington y Z FOR Ba.t.u
JAsk.oSyItLS-1fd 10Th sch n q ra..iav
Atherton, for pmarara. -
NhwtoKr-Ar i7th n. schs Eagle Hohl,,n.
from phiiiadeiphiai Capt John, Mean rsuyi
dence for New York in comm. down IN. M
broke fore gar. "
In port, sch Virginia. Hammond. rautusle,
rHILAptLrnIa-Ar -. SCH cllro-d. Br...I.n
New fork.
PokrsAotrg-In lower harbor ITO, och Al
de l. ferkins Thompson, Bangor Tor Southport
Harriet Rogers, Sutter, Steuben for NarLi,E.,t
SID I'm. sch American kasle. Brown, Nj De-
Ar IL, sehs Kate Newman. Newman, Carver,
isrbor for New York; a ii wbilmor., sadier
Bangor for Gloucester.
foErLASp-Af ..ad. schs Hamlet Rogers.
bridge d r stroni. do Tor a.. Mfrdora. do for
ELLSWORTH Eastei Queen, -. sullivan, Ne
sALks-Ar 10, sch l. Il Sargent. sal.erL
Port johnson.
NEW foRk-Ar H.. schs westerioo, Whitaker
Ellsworth Yankee Doodle, Matthews Boston.
Ar IL. schs III Billings. Billings Mt Desert;
tin. Boston.
Passed through Hell Gate, I'm, sch Pride o,
the last. n iggns, Am6oy, Tor Portland.
Ar -, schs Abigail Halnea, Mazrall Rock nort.
Roamer. Mcfarland. do
Ar 81. schs Mary Means. Parker, Providence
Lamartine smith. stonington Henry whitney
SNOW New Haven.
Foreigs Porte.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-25
Trial of the Murderers of Jennie
Clark.

BosroS, Mas, sept p.
Upon re-sssembliug o: the court the
argument was made by Counsel for The
government in the Jennie Clark murder
case. after which the Judge charged the
Jury who retired q; . O'Clock and no yer
q C.; having been rendered a; p. NJ. the
court adjourned until morning.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-25
Strikers Weakening.


There are Indications that the spinner
strike IN ih> city j. about over aud the
&c era Il nl1n seems 10 be that II manu-
ftcturer> would discharge The huobs,ick
Splnger> and employ all the old help ST the
OH wages the strike could be ended in
few hour
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-25
MARINE LIST.


Eils1 orsh Port
Wednesday sept, L.
31s 9u CLEARED mao
Sch J. NJ. Kennedy. romroy. Boston.
Thursday. Sept. IL.
ARRIVED.
Sch James Holmes. Ryder, Belfast
Sch Re,,or,so. Bet,s Lynn A'4
sch Ralph h. Grant, Grant, Rockland.
CA h\k.l-A Friday, sept. 10.
Oh ARRIVED. ; \ O.
sImr. May Field. barbour, Bangor and cid same
day. Fly
CLEARED.
seAvirtory, Minfkrn Ediy,ille, NY.
.. Saturday, Sept. D.
CLEARED.
Sch Janies Holmes Uytisr gopdouf
sch ferrs,s Ray. Boston.
sch Cssiilian. Mean.. New YORK.
ARRIVED
Sch Hussr. FgrroI. Bar Uarbor
sch y. Harvey. Bunscr BIuehIIl.
H5 Monday, Sept. p.
.-tI' ARRIVED.
sch Dsilv Warden. -, Fa.tport
sch Gentle, Harbour, u. Isle
CLEARED
Sch otEoato. Hammond. Prov idence
Sch VIM Pickering. Bellaty Boston.
sch Senator. Bonsey, Boston.
Tuesday. sept. q.
sch Loluskia, CsFtis. Providence.
sch 'o4iy warden -, Passport.
Sch senator. Bouzey, roston.
tss Wednesday. sept -.
ARRIVED.
sew Rslph Grant Cant, sork,Uf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-25
LOCAL NOTICES.


Tickets for Ill pcsass west via, Penn
syivaniA Central. sad Boston and Albany
Railroads from Boston. or Grasd Trunk
Railway from Poruand. can be had Of C.
c. Burriil At the lowest rates. Also tick
ess to Portland By Inside fine Of Steamers.
Call and see him before purchasing else
where. ~ lssf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-25

EOCkiASp, sept. %.
Ia the Supreme Court this morning,
samuel Il. Haines WAS sentenced To i'm.
I. Robbins. Judge Danforth in passing
sentence said that the verdict was undoubt-
ely iust, ard II any doubt was left In The
minds Of the jury by the evidence BY the
State il must have been removed by ihe
prisoners own testimony. Haines received
his sentence with the same ind difference he
has manifested through the trial
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-25
York County Fair.

GREAT FALLS. y. II. sept y
The thirty-second annust York County
fAlr and cattle show opened on the Ber-
WICK side to-day under the moot favorable
auspices, with large crowd la attendance.
The Exhibition Is superior 10 any before
gwen by the Society. The display Of fruit
and vegetables would 10 credit to the S,a.c
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-25

Ladies. you cannot make fair skin, rosy
cheeks snd sparkling eyes with all the eos
metics OF france, or be suti6ep Of the world
such good Faith, sire Myth, buoyant spirtls and
beauty . Hop B,ners. trial y certain proof
See another column Tel>grdpA.
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Haines' former Partner

Richard D. SINNERS pleadcs guilty 10
an indictment for receiving stolen goods,
and full satisfaction having been msde 10
the losers and the County Attorney
recommending leniency, SINNERS w,s
sentenced to iily days in w!scassct jail.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-25
MAINE NEWS.
Verdict Against ihc Maine Central
Railroad.
LEWISTON. Sept. %

LEWISTON. Sept. ?3.
10 the case of Whitney VS.. the Maine
Central railroad for damage by backing n
train at Lisbon without giving any signal.
verdict of 1900 was given. This was
the second trial, the previous verdict hav-
Ing been SET aside
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-25

PENNINGTON, sept. %.
The September term Of the Supreme Ju-
aieial Court convened here to-day Arte-
mas Libby Of Augusta. Justice presiding.
The Civh Docket contains 90 cases. the
CrImInal Doeket . case.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-25
Somerset Agricultural society.
SKowuEGAN. Sept. %.

%
The Somerset Central Agricultural Soci-
ETY. opened here to-day. the largest show
he in this county iar sever sSfr. The
exhibition OF neat cattte, sheep and swine.
in quality sud number iar exceeds previous
years. There was large attendance aud
great interest
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-25

schooner wsldemsr OF this place, 10
having a new poop deck built.
A Reservoir is beiag built st the corner
OF Franklin and Third street. This will
SUPP iy a long needed want. .#,.
Mrs Buidac slipped on \ rock last
week and broke her leg.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-25
The Weather.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
ONCE Of the Chief sigma Officer.
WASHINGTON, ID. C.. Sept. 1i-lA.M.S
IHdic gkIoas
For New England; partly cloudy wealth -
erwith occasional rain; southwest veerin ?
to colder northwest VIE ..s rlslus preceded
by failing barometer.
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To " artn~r..


fTrvifs1rr. sept. Ia-CAx U.s II Reu.v Of
sisain-. hay Qsesu rep. ~ that itic bkass BUOY
ShiI Wat .ids ATthc tronk, Irdvlfrnrs RTysr
u snae iron 4ts mvonasN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-25

Ellsworth. SEPT is-LauEche,l from The arb a
l VI Grant ashEee-mastcd schooner fnut uAu,.,,l1
q about =. Ions sas VIII Ees-.Yc h.r rnasts an,i
Tgslng h' r., and go a. ouCo Ia FhiIaslnlphis
shstc 81" has bean sold. 10 CBEsgc IN ihc coal
btsiaers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-25
0ls~Asii.

The Town Fair" Al Bluehill will DO
holden on the 18th day OF Oct, Ncichbor
ing towns are cord ally invited. Come and
bring your 2 rod ice sad aock.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-09-25

Don't idI TO try DR.. kmbalrs Baisam, for
coughs Colds, Hoarseness, Soreness Of the
Throat, Chest, Lungs, Ae. A pleasant and
ehectusl .remedy. Satisfaction guarsnteed or
money refunded. Price IS 4 30 cents, BY eli
Druggists. 1yr7.