Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-18

ers TO pay up and for neS ones to send IN
their names
The snow storm was quite general
throughout the State, more falling to the
est~ard than here.
Our mill-men hope to keep their mills
running about a month longer. They viii
run till the river closes.
Michael Drummy. Of Ellsworth. has
been selected as the referee in the walking
match, Thanksgiving evening.
-Ninety-sve per cent Of the weather
predictions for the Signal Service during
the pas, year have proved correct,
Pull three inches of snow fell Monda,
and Monday night, and TUESDAY morning
the trees were loaded with snow.
The activity shown on our ~har,es is
. sure indication Of the success Of our lum-
Der interests, Jus, nov the activity is very
great.
Mrs. Mary A. Livermore gave a yer,
excellent sermon, Sunday morning, at the
Unitarian Church, on the Immortality Of
| the Soul
-Kev. J. n. H. Smith Of Orland, will
preach in the Unitarian Church in this cit,
next Sunday afternoon. Nov. 2i.,, q, the
usual hour.
The Rockland Courier has been en-
larged, making an eigh, page paper, and is
serves success.
Rev. Herbert TiIden has closed hi.
labors with the church q, Bar Harbor and
will commence hi. labors al sedgwick abou;
the fr., Of December.
There will be an auction sal. Of the
personal property Of the late Ambrose Pat
ten al the homestead in Surry. "Wednesday.
Nov. 2iih. a; 7. VI.
The Baptis, Sewing Circle are reported
I 10 have cleared 4 little over $40, from the
supper given Thursda, evening and the din.
Rer given Friday noon.
"A goose, turkey or chicken. presented
to some poor family for their Thank sgiving
dinner, will add TO the relish with which
you will partake OF your own
Tuesday morning al daylight found
the old deer hunters in this section out and
after the noble game. We may eKpec, to
learn Of some wonderful sho,s.
Capt. Frank Grant Of the Portland
Packe, accidentally fell Saturday evening on
board his vessel, receiving a severe cut over
| the left eve. DIR. Haines dressed the wound.
The frst pure white snow would look
nice. were il not that somebody is almost
pertain to drop into poetry ever l., and turn
our hair gray by .endiag 1t in for puhlica-
ton
The Juvenile Temple will give dime
sociable Thursday evening Nov. Is, =, : IL
O'Clock. a, the Methodist Ves,ry Miss
Nellie B. Nye, G. S. J. T., Of Fairfield. Ne,
is expected to be present. The public are
invited
One Of the Merrill boys Of Rocky Pond
in the suburbs" received severe cut last
week while butehering pig. The blow
that stuck the pig Sitting open the palm Of
bis hand making a painful and ugly wound.
He rode to the city and Dr. Haines stitched
nup:
Mrs. S. Il. Young. mother Of Elxell
A. Young, the blind youth, whose death is
noticed elsewhere. desires to express her
deep sense Of gratitude 60 those who SO
kindly assisted her in the last sad rites over
her son.
The many friends Of Mr.. Z. T. Church
Of Mariaville will be panied to learn Of
severe accident Detailing him, which will
probably keep him laid VI for sometime.
he accidentally fell in bis Tannery last Wed
tssday. falling some twelve or fourteen fee,
striking upon his right side. He sustained
Z fracture Of the neck of the thigh bong
and received internal injuries; His attend
ing physician hr. Haines. reports him IS
comfortable q could be expected.
AT about I O'Clock "wednesday, the
body Of . man was found in the Kendus-
keag stream a, Bangor. and Coroner Wilson
Was notified. On examination il was re-
vesled that il was Marcellus Gem of Buck
sport, Who has been missing from home for
over a week. He was . hard drinker and
q his money, s13, and two watches we're
found on his person the coroner concluded
that he fell into the stream and was drowned
There we're no signs Of violence abqqt his
psssaa. He came to the city about week
ego. and whs1 last seen vas under the in,
auenoe Of liquor.
Every sporssmsa has been more or less
annoyed says 4feld AVID Afsas. with ..d
rust both inside and outside of his gun bar
rels, and many have been the recipes given
for its prevention. To thess sho shoot
along the sesshore, where the salt air hss
played havoc viii many 6ne gun. the fol-
lowing mixture viii prove invaluable. Take
any quantity Of oiiEe oil. viii sas quartz!
Of il bulk IF cs4nhqr, and . few shaYilgs
sf lead (she lead is for the purpose Of clssi-
tying the oiD, and il viii b found superior
even to the famous vsseline jelly. This
mixture is recommended ~ one Who has
used il. and Who speaks Of il . like aboou