Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-02-03
To-day "wednesday is CandIemas day
and il is said;

"Wednesday of last week boy OF Mr..
Lorenzo Linscott of Hancock, accidentally
cut his foot with an axe, nearly severing
two Of the toes. Dr. Haines dressed the
injury.
Considerable activity is manifested in
the mining stock market. notably the Goulds-
boro. the sullivan and Waukeag. and the
Milton. Not only is there an increasing
demand for these stocks but the prices are
higher.
The Spring term Of the T.. VI. c. Sem
inary will commence March 2nd, and con-
tinue fourteen weeks. Under the efficient
care of Rev Geo Forsyth \. NJ. this school
has steadily advanced and is now one OF the
most important in the State.
We have received the catalogue Of
Colby University which indicates that the
institution is in a very fourishing condition.
There are l4s students, the largest number
ever enrolled at any one time. and the e.
nancial condition Of the University was
nsver 50 satisfactory as at present. Its
outlook Is certainly very encouraging.
The annual mass meeting of the State
Womcn's Christian Temperance Union will
he held a, Augusta Feb. Is X 10. at the
rooms Of the ". c. T. Union on Water s..
4 reception viii be given TO delegates and
visitors on Monday evening. Feb 18th.
Visitors can learn Of places for free enter
tainmeu; by addressing Mrs. c l.. Hooker
Augusta, Me.
Under the auspices Of the Unitarian
Reading Club, Mr. William l. Marshall.
will deliver two Of HI. popular lectures on
the evenings Of Feb - 4 "a. The first Is
entitled The Yosemite VALLEY and The Big
Trees Of California illustrated b, the cal
cum lights with di,sol,ing view, the sec
ond The Age Of Gold or. Gold Mine. and
Mining in the Nine;cc,h Century"
Nj. f. J. swan, Of Franklin, i, never
IN wan, Of something 10 DO. In addition 10
all bis former bu.inr>, Mr. swan ha, recent
j, become the proprietor Of several ,alua-
bic rcmcdie. " high he !, bringing TO the at
tcn,ion Of the public With his usual energy.
He believes in having first cla.. article
aud then letting the public know a. 1t. A.
s..,,l. r, such cases. The result j. h..hl, ,at-
i,fac,or1 TO Nj, swan.
Mr.. 4 Mrs John VI Hale Jr. have
he.n called 70 mourn the Ia. # ,h,.r second
son Arthur NJ Hale. whose death. from
,uf,.rea,sr meningitis. occurred las, satur.
ia, night. Few ba,. gave better promise
Than "a. one. ,.,.. earl, .,r.keu down. and
his sBa., manner. esaplcl with manH.
mes, attained b., Nv az h., age. rudcar,a
hin, ,o al. Nj a ksra aim III, parent.
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showed the man, friend. Mr.. Porter aa,
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