Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-24

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-IaI., John \ Peters. II Bangor. and
Mr. George Y. Black. OF Boston, Werc va
'h> city last 0cck on matters connected
with :uc large estate of the late Goo. y.
Black.
The sum of go has been fprr ay!rl 10
the relief fund for 90, benefit OF the Fra
trrriiy among the Michigan sufferers %, l.y-
gonna and E-o'eric lodges. +. aud \ VI. IF
I'm, city
Union services will hc held At III, Meth
odi>' Church al $50 \. NJ. on Ihauksc!v-
m. lay. \ sermon vs.l b, pr,tchei! b., the
pastor Of that church. Subject. The Fu-
ture Of our Country.
WI. pa,i- ha, large a>>ortmen, Of
sleigh, and paH.>. manufactured ,n the latest
,t,ic, and most substantial manner. u which
h. Gals attention and Which hc vi. ,,E at
price, TO >ui Tie "mcN. Cal. and see them
After No,rml,cr = the steamer Henri
Morris Nil make but Two tup> per week
between KaoAlani AMI this city, .e1'ue
Rock and ever, TUESDAY and SATURDAY.. and
leaving Ellsworth ever! Monday and We'd
ne>daN.
Rev. G. ". Hudson viii preach At the
Unitarian church next SUNDAY a. 1880
O'Clock \. VI. The hour for services has
been tcrurerar.., changed from afternoon to
forenoon 20 >uH thu cauNeu.enn Of Mr.
HuL,au
w learn that Mayor BEATTY. Of Wash
ips;an New jersey. }. receiving h4nareds
Of or,i~rs for h, Piano, and Organ, tor
Christina, present, w advise our reader,
To ORDER earl, aud avoid the rash. Read h.,
Advertisement.
5. hooucr \. J Work. from B.HchsI. far
Washington. reported a. Portland leak in:.
had her bottom "A amiued hS d.,,r.. Nov -.
~uu found her farcioot split and oakum
started The leak Wa stopped Aad the ses-
sc proceeded ON her voyage.
Attention j, called To- the advertise
mcu' of 4 VI. Dc,rr,uN, Of Bangor. Mi
Dc,ercaN ls> built Up a profitable business
IN musical Instruments rs close attention 90
business aa3 honorable draiIn * w.;h his Gus
TONERS Iho>y Who want a piano ~ organ
viii do well To correspond WIKI. or cal. "n.
him.
There viii be a grand Thanksgiving.
Sheet and Pl..pV-,4>, Bal aud >apftr CIV
ru a, the Atlantic House Hal. Bar HaThur.
Ih lr-aav evening The commute, uf ar
fragments al, f. VI Rpilok, {. u. P.nea.
Ch4>. Green and b : Higgins The sup
per Vii. he furnished b, the Bar H-rbor
Sewing C.relc Muse 10y Joy, Orchestra.
Jane, VI smith. the New Mexico min
er. recently reported a, missing claims tina,
he j. stil living and that ne has neither stray
ed or been stolen. He arrived in Santa r.
from the East on T4r>iay. Nov. :. Having
been DELAYED IN ruute. hi, friends became
alarmed a, hi> non-appcarlnco and feared
that some accldeu, had h,falicn him.
Steamer STATE Of Maine. bailain. a;
Bath for the international Line. T. ran be-
tween Boston. Portland and - John. y.
b.. Wa launched SATURDAY.. lhe buillcrs
are Go>s. SAWYER \ Packard. and she Nj!
be towrd To Portland 10 receive her ma
ch.uer, She il the ir>' steamer of the A!ut
ever boil, IN. Maine, and Will. i D, sand. lie
one Of the iine.t boats running out of Boz
iou
FARM TALk.-Wc arr 10 rrccip, II copy
Of the nca work entitled Farm r,lk. writ
ten by Geo. t. Bracket 81 Belfast. Maine.
/, contains tarn'y-,hr,- chapters and IA
page, aud - H. uf.e implies ;, series 10.
talks on Various farming s4hirct, put ~
eNery -day talk >fNle Esrn person inter
estrd IN farming matters vii tua j very
readable Printed on fine paper, With por-
traits Price bound in cloth. - in paper.
81 cents. Address the publishers, Bracket
& Co., Belfast, Me.
Mr. F. O. Beal. proprietor Of the Ban
gnr House. has been adding to his hotel ac-
modati0n- by purchasing the Pennh>eo' TX
change. Mr. BcAi Will uo' t>,u'n.. the mAn-
agement Of the Exchange I'll April :.
after which date the 'Vo leading hotel, Of
Bangor viii be under ono management. /,
looks ike a pretty large Undertaking hut the
well known energy and ability Of Mr.. Beal
as hotel keeper. Is guarantee that the
reputation Of neither House viii BE- cimin-
ished
Mr.. Reuben :. salisbury. Of West
Eden. theiter known. perhaps, Uncle
Reuben though nov in hi, eighiieth year
{ h-s lost but little of the pluck and endur-
( ance Of his earlier wears. Wishing TO visit
/ his son. Mr. y ) salisbury. in this city.
| Uncle Reuben starte, on foot from Town
} Hill. Thursday morning and walked through,
, LAfAAF uHtHs AbAltt- III a, AitoA4 a. bDf
. He admits that he expected to meet the
stage at Trenton bridge but finding it would
I not come along till afternoon he preferred
/ walking to waiting.
! A ripple Of excitement spread through
| the city. TUESDAY. caused by the report that
small pox had broken out here. Inyestiga-
| ton showed that a Young woman arrived at
the American House, Saturday. who com
/ planned of being Ill and Sunday a physician
was called in who soon decided that it was
/ a mild case of yarioloid. The Board of
4 Health was notified and il was agreed that
/ the diagnosis made by the physician Was
correct and Mr.. Saunders, proprietor OF the
hotel, was notified of the fact. Mr.. Saun-
| ders took prompt and vigorous measures to
/ assist the Board of Health by doing all in
! his power TO prevent the spread of the dis
/ ease. He has closed his House and it will
remain closed until all danger of cOmmuni-
/ eating the disease has passed. Ii is stated
hy the physicians that the case is so mild as
TO have already passed its worst stage and
that the patient is now recovering.
As will be seen BY his advertisement
Prof. VIM f. Easttv, Of London, England,
| will favor our citizens with some of his hu-
morous and dramatic readings and imper
sorations next Tuesday evening in Hancock
Hall. Prot. Easily has won a vide reputa
ton as a public reader and eloOutionist and
all who can do 70 shoula hear him. fhe
late James T. Fields once wrote of him !:
..Mr. Eastty's merits as a reader and reciier
do know about. Nobody can sUpass him
in rhat he chooses 10 attempt" The pro-
gramme from which his selections will be
taken on Tuesday evening is as follows ::
ute nvi CIitis,r IsIaes 7. Fields fhiag
Robert Of Sicily Longfellow ,s"A Literary
Nightmare Mark Twain "Bardell versus
Pickwiek." Dickens; "A Young Hero.
ANONYMOUS 1.-THE Bells" Edgar A. Poe
.'TLs AEfsess Rfattie II Childhood Bur
dette In Burlington Harkye.