Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-01

OF SiN men INTO tho woods MONDAY to build
camps and commence work for the winter.
The ladies Of the Methodist society
will hold their annual Far aud Supper on
Wednesday evening Dec. :. All are H.
( vied
MIR Charles b Coggins. Of South Surr,.
offers for sale fine yoke of working oxen.
/ onl, wears old. which ought 10 find ready
/ purchaser.
Nh NJ Donelan reports the Sunbur,t
/ mine IN prosperou, condition. Mr.. bone
Ian : confident ,ha, his mine will some dan
| ou,shine them all
L. /. Lincoln Esq. Superintendent If
I the Backsporl Y Bangor railroad report,
business over that road very much better
TIN, year than last.
- The Maine Farmer entered la, week
upon its hfleth wear. Il is an cNceIl,n,
newspaper. and ht> fairly earned IT, long
continued prosperity.
-Rey. G. " Field. y. D.. Of Bangor.
preached in the Congregational Church IN
tins CIT, SUNDAY morning and evening aud
IN the Baptist Church IN the afternoon.
! : Emery Of Grra, Pond ha, had
crew IF men cutting hcm.ock on township
80. daring the past two weeks. Mr.. FINER,
l. cutting for J. H. y T. X lIopkin, OF thu.
CITY,
Nj Geo. IL Grant, Of the firm Of J. +.
4 &. II. Grant. lumber Manufacturers. j.
seriously III from heart disease. Mr.. Grant
has been confined 10 hi, house abou; two
weeks
Rev. {. W Huntington. pastor Of the
Congregational Church. returned here Mon
da,, accompanied D, hi. bride. Mr Hunt
ingiou vii occupy the residence, II the la,e
Seth Esda.c
Schooner Ethe. 4 Merritt. Capt p ".
KELLEY. arrived Al l.amuiur from Boston for
Neufauni.aad, Monday Nov. II She Vas
only 81 hDIr, from Boston. The Schooner
gor- 10 Newfoundland for herring.
At a meei.u. Of the Board Of Aldermen
last week Il W4> voted To have the citizens
Of Ellsworth vacciuated al the expense II
the cts, aud Doctor, Fulton. Drake. Guos-
ms. Iiodgkin> and SWEET; we're appointed 10
attend TO that duty.
The shppin. season. on the Prnohsco;
ha, been longer. tins wear. than It uas IN Z
frcghts aud largest shipments Of lumber
for decade. aud Ia, bren profitable
one for all CONGO rned
The Buiietm say, that Thur>d4, morn
ing d small FIRE al the sullivan works. de- .
stroyed the old shaft house. and did some
Sigh; damage The sno~ that fell during /.
the night, and the favorable stale OF the
wind prevented quite blaze.
We stated las, week that the two Ma /
sonic Lodges ia ,h., ct, had sent so. 10 /.
the Michigan sufferers. We have since 4
been informed that Lygonia Lodge alone. /
has sent So. aud that more will probably I
be sent by the same Lodge soon.
The Nelc York Tribune is responsible /
for the statement that the Empress of Austria I.
reads 81. Nichoias TO her children. and en- I
JOYS the storie, herself: and the .imSricds I
Register Of Pans saws iha, Queen Margua- I
rite Of lta., also reads ~. Aiehoils.
The Douglass Copper Company have
made an assessment Of one dollar per share I
on the Capital stock Of the company. yaya- /
ble TO the Treasurer On Nov, 80. ANY I
stock on which the assessment i not paid I
GU Dee. 80, viii be advertised for sale
The Fireman. Ball on Thanksgiving |
evening was not a. successful a. the Ii mon I
BOYS are accustomed to. The small at
tendance l. attributed To the small poX scare, /
4. It ~a> the boys had very pleasant time 1
and Will have to Try again when the times
ar. more favorable
Mr.. Joseph Gott. Of Bluehill Falls. re- |
Gently slaughtered : months old pig .
which dressed 36j lbs. Last year he /.
slaughtered one which dressed 36l lbs. /
and the year before one Of 3i3 lbs. AT /
this rate II ought not 10 take many wears
Among the great variety Of Christina.
Goods Just received at Hale, Book store. on /
MAN ST. are Dolls of all descriptions, both /
American and French manufacture. Among
the French Dolls is one that opens and shuts /
It's eyes and moves lis head from side TO
side as natural as If il were alive. Call aud /
see il.
ne Vm"e'''"' A"!s ne suN t! iof
trial Railroad has been abandoned. and the |
surveying party returned from the Wild. at
the end of last week. The students from
the State College, who gave up opportuni-
ties to teach school this winter. for the sake
of Joining the surveying party, have re-
turned to their homes. much disappointed.
Somebody has broken out again at the
American House inns time 1t Is not
small pox eruption but the party has broken
out into rhyme aud has sent 1t to US Tor
Publica'Ion-and such a rhyme II actual
iy seems as # a mud case OF small pox
would be preferable IL We believed thus
last case was contagious We couidn I be
hired to punt paper within twenty miles
OF here
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a - r. 80 sa11.,,.,l', 80,
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