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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-10-14

Consumption in its early stages is readily cured
by the use of Dr. PiHree's Golden Medical bis
coyery though. if the lungs are wasted no medi
cine will effect a cure. NO known remedy pos
Sesses such soothing and healing influence over al
serofulous, tubereuIous. and pulmonary affection:
as the Discovery" John Willis, of Elyria, Ohio
writes: The Golden Medical Discovery doe.
positively cure consumption as after trying every
other medicine in vain, this succeeded Mr.. T.
I. Phelps. Of Cuthbcrt. Ga. writes The .t;alder
Medical discovery has cured my wife Of bronchi-
It's and incipient consumption. Sold 10y drug
gists.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-10-14
Mhaty Mhoy
MorriIton state

Morrilton state.
Falling, What Is fallingl
Pretty poems by the peck,
The editorial cares are CALLING,
The editor full up to the neck.
Going What Il going
In the basket neat and clean,
Measured lines so sweetly flowing
Where they never will be seen.
wearing Who il swearing!
The editor, With all bis might.
lEe II swenring AZ the glazing
Cheek II those who verses write.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-10-14

Henry Clews, the New York banker,
has obtained verdict at Buffalo
against Walter l.. Sessions and others
for $4,000, for malicious prosecution.
They some years ago caused his arrest
in Chautauqua county on Il charge u
fraud.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-10-14

The New York Clipper lateiy cited the
case of Captain Jacob Schmidt, OF
Tompkinsville, Staten Island, n, Y,
who had been a great sufferer with
rheumatism for many years. He used
s.. Jacobs Oil with splendid success.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-10-14

DR. Pierces "Favorite Prescription is a most
powerful restorative tonic, also combining the
most valuable nervine properties especially
adapted to the wants Of debiitated Indies suffer
ing from weak back, inward fever, congestion. in
fammation, or liberation or from nervousness OF
neuralgia pains BY druggists
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-10-14

Senator Ben H. Hill, of Georgia. q
few days ago wrote as follows to friend
IN Atlanta: Il have had terrible
ordeal Of suffering. but am now free
from pain, and there seems to be Il fail
prospect Of permanent recovery
My general health is perfect, and the
doctors say my trouble is entirely local
aad that there is no impurity in my
blood"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-10-14

General Prendegast-whirh doesn't
sound at all like Spanish name-has
been appointed captain general of
Cuba in the place Of General Blanco.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-10-14

Silks, pushes, velvets, black cash
meres, fine dress goods, dress trimmings,
table linens, millinery, dolmans, hosiery,
shawls, embroideries, fannels, blan-
kets, and everything in frst-class dry
goods can be obtained at James Nor
CAMS Milwaukee, at the lowest prices.
He refunds money when goods are not
satisfactory.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-10-14

Moody and sankey, who are now in
England, preached to very large con-
gregation at the Congregational chapel
Newcastle upon-Tyne recently.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-10-14

Rev. Thomas X. Beecher has been
nominated for representative Of the
legislature by the greenbackers Of FL
mira, n. Y.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-10-14

Charles PARCEL, 60 years Of age, and
a cook in the boarding hall of Coe
College, ut Cedar Rapids, Iowa, has
Just received the official notification.
which was also the first intimation OF
the fact, that his stepmother has left
him SIZE, GOO, a portion of it being in
New York, and part in Germany. He
has always been poor man, and ac-
cepts the fortune with thanks.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-10-14

Dyspepsia. liver complaint and kindred aiIec
lions. For treatise giving successful self-treat
ment, address WORLDS DIsPENsARY MEnIcAi
ASSOCIATION. Buffalo. y. Y.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-10-14

A million bottles Of CARBoLIxE. deodorizcd
extract Of petroleum, viii produce new hair on q
million bald heads which IL something that no
other preparation ever discovered will do.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-10-14

Bret Harte says the English Princess
Beatrice looks like pleasant, comfort
able, corn-fed Kentucky girl.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-10-14

Sore eve. letter salt yheum etc.. are cured by
nDr. Lfndseys Blood Searcher." Sold By al
druggists. Never fall.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-10-14

The eldest son of Justice Stanley
Matthews, of the United States su-
preme court, viii be married In De
cember TO young lady of Glendale,
o., and will occupy the house in that
town IN which his father and mother
have lived for twenty-seven years
Justice Matthews Is building an elegant
residence N Washington, where he
viii hereafter live.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-10-14

Mark Twain has written another
book, called "Prince and Pauper," and
it is to be published in London.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-10-14
Z. 900 Aeents wansed for IL

John G. Whittier xill be IA years old
ON the 18th of December next.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-10-14

GESTs-I have been very low. and have tried
everything to no advantage. / heard your Hop
Bitters recommended by SO many | concluded 10
give them trial / did and now am around
and constantly improving, and nearly as
strong az ever. w. ii. WELLER.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-10-14
uo naf nesnnn.

Warmers safe Kidney and Liver Cure viii drive
of the worst attack Of Blues"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-10-14

Nearly all the White Mountain hotels
have closed, after what has been, on
the whole, a prosperous season.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-10-14

THE IDEALS T F,sl9 ~ + !.
the best Singing School book Of the distinguished
author. Admirable collection Of interesting, wide
awake, effective music combined in practical
and thorough course Ideal success III an Iieal
singing class will result from using the book
Song BELLS. For common schools Emerson 5ac.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-10-14
ROBERT FRANZ ALBUM OF SONG.

Old and new. Approved by the mas himself.
A book in which every note is a gen. German
and English words. \ hundred exquisite songs.
81. 90 bds.: -. 80 cloth.
Herald n Praise. For ebgirs and conventions. 81
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-09-22

The potato crop will be very light
they do not seem to be decayed enough to
essen the crop, hut lacked in setting, con
<equently light Weld. Those who planted
before tn. heavy rain in May are the great
st sufferers. We can but think. that the
potato needs warmth in the soil. that il may
get ready start The bugs" are going
or the tubers that remain in the ground
Some Of the farmers are pushing forward
he digging to save the potatoes from the
,eetles.
The hot weather has delayed the making
# fish" some " hat at the fish houses.
Quite a large number are expecting to
attend the Association at Gould,born, on
tuesday provided the "Buttercup" makes
good her contract, in coming to this place
Tor them Rev Mr.. Tilden breaches the
annual sermon before the Association.
Last Sabbath Mr.. Tilden preached in
the morning to the Sabbath School. Not only
he Young we're Interested in his discourse,
nut those VINO do not attend the School we're
nighl, pleased with the sermon. Il, the
sN Mr. Tilden is one Of the few pastors IN
Maine ~ho breaches two sermons and at
tends the Sabbath School each SUNDAY,
LIN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-09-22

|Hl>c"cK. - court Of Probate. EIls~ orth sep
Term. \. u. l>-I
Accounts havin. hccu hlcd for settlement IN
r-tat~s OF
4. A. BARTLETT tatG - hlli"corth.
JAMES BRA tdts n Deer kis.
Louisa u BRAY. AdmN
( AREIE q, NAIL ri M mtH"rs OF Els
,cpTth-
ISAAC LOKD IA, n kJisr"rrh.
'rHILANDER H. HIEDING mts il Eus.
tr"rth
Calvin d. Peck. Ndmr
BENJAMIN r. AUSTIN iGfe ~ EUs,corth
.LlDLl H. EMEEY laiyo f Elm.
Thomas T. km.ry, Guar
.HOAkE T. IHINN Ct a minors Of
FrHhkjia.
tlhnrrnla : ok Formerly u,anu. Guar
ALFRED IEiZiE tdte ~ EdeH.
Alire,i " Paine. ct al kx'rs
oKnhKtn, That uI' -aii accountants give no
IT," a Al IEr-nn- interested, by causing copy %
this rider la be publi.ht,i three ~, eks .ucse-. ~,
n Ia the til,u orth mrrican thai he, may appear
at Probate Court, /" bc b. h,n at Ellsworth ON
th" .r'r,nd " ednesdN OF pVt"hei next u ten oi
The clu ia the forenoon. a. Il STOW rau,c. n an,
th"' ha,c. why he -ame should lot tie allowed
B"5. PAEktR TUCk Ju,ige.
Nur II INA. T.. DoRK. Register
tn. '"pt. Affect IHAs. =. IuKR RcgI-teT
TIE ub-4' lb' T hereby gives publ" notice - all
] concerned hat h.. has b"rn duli appointed
and h taken upon himself. the trust ut an Al
mi / traitor Of he k.t .te Of Ere ick ;. ~tevrns
u t. II Bluehlli, la the COUNTY ut Hancock. de
ceased, by gtyiLg bond the Law directs, he
Their fore request al rson- no inde lied e.
the aid deceascd's estate, {" make immediate pay
ment ami th"se wh" have any demands thereon to
zen hihlt the same payment
JOSEPH 1. IiINCkLEl. Aimr.
September, 1ih 1881. Bw3-.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-09-22
.H.H. Pressey has purchased . printini

H. II. Pressey has purchased printing
press, and is doing some fine work, such as
business cards, letter and bill heads, state
|ments, &c.
DIR. G. W. Anderson. of South West
Harbor, Mt. Desert, dental surgeon, has
been with u. for the past few days. He
intends to stop two weeks.
Steamer Henry Morrison made an ex-
|cursion to this place from Rockland. Tues
day, accompanied by part of the Rockland
Band. The Band gave an out door concert,
and also furnished some very nice music for
dancing. We understand that one or two
|of the party got left W.
Sept. IL.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-09-22
Our School is q Failure

| have heard this expression so many
lines that train of thought has been swak-
|ened that has led me into many warm dis
|cussions the result of which has only left
me the more solid in my opinion, viz: that
n nearly every case the fault IS IN the find
|kr. take but little stock in the expression
GENERALLY but there are times when it is
true and We look about for the reason.
There are some who undertake to teach,
who have chosen the wrong profession, they
are better suited TO something else. Such
people will find out. after they have made
two or three failures, that this is the case
and seek other employment, leaving those
who are fitted to carry on the work. Why
then do we hear the same expression from
some one in regard to ecery teacher? "OuI
school is failure"
We speak of country schools when We as
sert that the cause of failure in them is due
TO four things: lst, The teacher expects tc
do too much 2nd, The parents expect toe
much of the teacher; Sd, Parents ART
largely prejudiced for or against the sehoo
y what they allow their children to tel
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-09-22
Unitarian Conference.

The annual meeting Of the Maine Con.
ference Of Unitarian Churches convened al
Il he UnltAriAn Church in thu. city at 7.3U
clock Z. VI. on tuesday. A large delegs-
Ion was present from abroad and Others al.
rived during the evening.
The sermon on tuesday evening ~as b,
Rev. Francis q. Peabody. of Cambridge
Mass. la, subject was The Church Vi
Christ" We can attempt nothing like 4
report of this most excellent sermon which
abounded IN eloquent words and ad, ance1
Thought, and can give nothing but mos
meagre synopsis. The Church Of Christ /,
different people means different thing
10 some it meant persecution, to Others .
|old Of safety, friend whose loving arm
are round about them to protect them bu
whateyer il meant. It has been, and evel
will be. a necessity To the world. Tn,
| Church of Christ is not an organized church
IA church of forms, a church of symbols
|NhoNS "a All va sA''S az P''PN' N''N "'NN''1'
but its membership is made up Of thos,
who are trying to do the will Of God as re
called BY Christ. Jesus 50 loved tina
church that he gave his life for it; he pur
chased it with his blood. and whoever woult
become members of il have much hard worl
before them. Men have 10 work hard I,
acquire property and knowledge; and the,
can get Christianity in no other way. onl,
Through hard work. Christianity neve
comes to a man ready made, but is Away
masking.
The remaining part of the session, which
will continue through Wednesday an,
Thursday forenoon, will be fully reported il
he next issue of the AMERICAN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-09-22

HAS -" h. =: court ~ Fr.hate, Ellsworth
~"p D. Term, \ ID 1851.
~ 'r t"frguu petition, ORDERED. Tina
,AIi tunrr gIYr public notice "a all per 10
trpsL a.. bt cHu.Irg cop, The Peution an,
This order thereon. to be pu ! -hcd TIN re week
suertt -NrIy ~ the ellsworth Amrrirau. = news
|pAPrT uhlisbri IN Ellsworth. in said County
nat 'h' may appear at Court ~ Probate 10
.Aid '.uiy tO BE- held at r. lsHurth on the 81
rond " -,lurs.iAy at tEtot-r newt At { n OF Tn
ipcs Il, forenoon. aud >iuS rtu-r II an
bry have Ah} the PRAYER oI 4 y. tltipner shout,
uOt Ice -Jauted.
AwJ.' PARkFR TUCK, Judge
At est -tItA~- T.. IhpKK, Register.
true copy, ltte-t CHA- DuKU. Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-09-22
The Ailments for RemoW
I Remains.

Alton n. MacN eagh, who I'D
!. the I.ments for removing
mains long Branch 10 Wal
saws the,slyania railroad will =
coaches 10 be used on the d
The ira, e made up as follows
car. bag Second car, remains
Presldenscort Third car, Mrs.
field anS Fourth car, Mem
the Cshfl attending surgeons
train withe same route as thai
when ttsident was removed
Washingo stops will be made
at waters, aud no newspap
RESPONDED be permitted on tn
LONDON, Sept
The Lorr on taking his seat
Mansion expressed on behalf
citizens ion, deepest regret
sad news presidents death.
there new time whe n the gree
lish speapmunities were j.
closer bot
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-09-22

. Quite heavy frost struck this section
TUESDAY night
4 A large number of strangers are in the
:scity attending the Unitarian Conference.
a President Eliot, of Harvard University,
! is still rusticating in his cottage at South
West Harbor.
Secretary Blaine. who has been in Au-
gasta for short time. passed through Port
band Tuesday night, on his way to Long
SBranch.
Sheriff Devereux has been so ANNOYED
with visitor, at the Jail. that he gives notice
= that visitors will be admitted only on
Friday afternoon.
C F. Dsnfor,h, Esq, Of Bangor, Dep
1uty Collector of Internal Revenue. was IN
! Ellsworth Monday night, on trip to the
eastern portion of his district. Mr.. DAM
forth states that a single manufacturer nd
Bangor has paid tax enough, during the last
: eighteen months. To equal the entire expense
| of the Revenue Department in this district
during the same time The district includes
F he counties of Penobscot, Piscataquis,
iAroostook. Hancock and Washington.
The Hancock Congregational Confer
nee will hold its semi annual meeting Oct.
It'll and 18th, with the church in Bluehill
Preacher. Rev. A. +. Jones, and {. J. II
Ropes. Topics for discsssion-l. The Bi
bic what it is how We should study it
l. The sabbath What can We do to pre-
|>er,s it, WHY should We seek to preserye|
IT. s. The Famlls The dangers tina
hreAten II; what can be done to aver
hem 4. The PRAYER meeting How una,
! be made most interesting and profitable
The Bangor WAig. of FRIDAY. gives the
following report of Whist came near being Al
|very serious disaster al Brookssille last
Thursday For the past twent, year-
Nessrs RIOS, 4 Howell have given an annu
Al free excursion, which occasions have beef.
cry enjoyable 10 great man, people
les,erda, was the day set apart for the eA
ur>ion this year, ans before the hour ap
iuinied for starting had arrived. the wharf
Il BrooksyIlle Was thronged with eager
excited, happy crowd Of men, women and
hlldren. A. the barge Clifford was nearl,
cad, TO leave her moorngs rush Vas
made from the " harf for the boat. 4 number
f men jumping down upon the slip. causing
e to give way, and between thirty and fort
people were plunged into the water. The
ltmost excitement prevailed. Among tho
Struggling mass of humanity in the waite
acre two infants OF about four months each.
me Of them floating ava, ike cork
r he, we're hnsl!, all rescued in safety, hui
het had lost all interest IN the excursion
Ia consequeno, Of thls affair, II ~as nearly
.eNeu o.c!o"k before the barge Jeff the
sharf al CastIne. After making a some
= hat shor, stop at this cit, the barge and
her steam escort returned. some five hun
lred persons being on board. 1t certainly
peak. we'll for the discipline Of the officer
and crew Of the boats that all the unturtu
ate. we're 40 happily rescued"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-09-22

An, Gen. Macveagh has just 'd this
rsr,ly 70 the dispatch sent D. thuei to
crn Arthur last night 1t Is aed to
Ill memoers Of the Cabinet all
have yeur message announcing 9TH Of
president Garfield. Permit msneW
through YOU the expressions OFFS and
sympathy which ] have already .phed
~ Attorney Gen MacNeagh- ltance
NTH vr4r suggestion ! have tax oath
~ 4Ht As President Of the Urlates,
hefor. Ion. John K Brady, Juf the
suprm, Court Of the State Of lork
silasyise YOU further IN rec the
othesggestion in your irlesrA'
slrnedl {. A. X.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-09-22
Business Notices.
Beaultners.

Ladies, YOU cannot make fair skin. rosy
check and sparkling eyes with all the cos
metlcs Of France, or beauti6ers of the world
y lille in poor health, and nothing will give
YOU such good health. strength. buoyant
,plrits aud beauty as Hop Btter.. A trla
Is certain proof. See another column Tel
-grdph.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-09-22

HANCOCK IS.
AZ Probate Court holden at liswor within and
TOR ssii -ou y an the first Wesinesd VI Ser
iember, A. ID. 1851.
M HERR As petition has b. e., duly fled. pray
w x hat the balanc rems lining In the hands
of AnIbr Springer administrator OF the estate
pf Eleanor J. Clark late Of Franklin deceased, vT
settlement Of his deal account made at a probate
cour held at Ellsworth within and for aid cou y
on the lhir,i " ednesiay of june 4. ID lss msy
be or,iered tn he distributed among the heirs Of
la a creased AID the -hare OF rach determined
ORDERED. tina notice thereof be Civ n to all per
American printei at isworth in aid count,
|prior L, the ond we,in. day OF October. \. d
ssI, at they may ap car at a probate c urt tiei
20 te h-id at iisworth vi hin and TO aid county
ht en- O'clock In the forenoon show ause, 4
an they have. az ainst he sane.
3W3.' PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest :-CHAs. r. i.ORR. REGISTER.
True copy. Ane>t:-CHAs.P. DoKR. Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-09-22

ORDINATION AT SLAL Pursuant
, a call issued by the Baptist church al
seal Cove lIremont and the several bap-I
i>t churches Of thu. county. for the purposeI
4 sitting with them IN council to consider
he pruprett Of setting apart IN the Gospel
Ministry Mr. r. y. Pierce. Delegates tromI
he several churches met at the house Of
orshlp at Seal Cove. "wednesday. sept
4, and organized council with the choice
i Rev. T.. = Fish. BROOKLYN. for Moderator
aud Rev, A. r. Palmer. Winter Harbor,
Jerk. After prayer by Rev. J. r. EvelethI
II Eden. It was voted that the delegatesI
present from the several churches he con-I
dered council for the consideration Of
ne purpose stated in the call.
When the council had listened 10 the let
rr from the church at Seal Cove. 1t Was
oted to proceed ~lth the examination Of
ne candidate. NJ. Pierce then vers clearl,
aied hls view, with reference tu his relig
1us experience. HI, views OF christian doc
rIue and call To the ministry. After salts
: ing themselves on these point the council
net IN private session. where after a freeI
and general interchange of views. it ~asl
oted that the council express itself A. sat
Sized with Mr.. Pierce's religious experienced
,ud views Of doctrine. and that he has mi
he opinion of the council been called to the
Ministry. The council then voted Ia advise
he ordination of the Brother and the fol
owing programme for the afternoon session.
was adopted Invocation by Rev. II. b
l'ilden of Lamoine; HYMN by Choir; Read
ny of Scripture b, Rev. W. {. Stetson,
Surry PRAYER by Rev. 7. r. White, Els
worth; Sermon by Rev. J. r. E,eleth.
/ Eden; Ordaining PRAYER, Rev. r.. :. Fish,
Brookl.n; Charge to Candidate, Rev. II
| Is. rllden; Anthem; Hand of Fellowship,
Rev e r. White; Address to Church and
People, Rev, A. +. Palmer, Winter Harbor \
|Benediction by Rev. T.. \. Pierce. The
services were unusually pleasant and inter
-sting throughout After the ordinationl
services we're finished Mr. b. II. Dodge]
Sas cousecrated Deacon with appropriated
services.
The young pastor enters upon his labors
with many encouragements and the Ministe-
rial brethren are glad to welcome to their
humber and fellowship Bro. Pierce who is a
nan of much promise, and means of useful
ness to his people.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-09-22

dfsna;ches sent after ttr4th Tins
ls,a,rh has been received be- Garfield 4;
BALNoRl sept. ~.
Word. cannot express the y -ympa'hy
al FOR YOU. Ma, God u D. and com
n VOC A. lie alone can
Signed - hiN-
NEw YoR>cpt- 70,
H., Arthur Vas informed the Pre>i-
,,r. death by a reporter. 1880 las'
.,b, reporter asked to sea- Arthur
b.rs uas no unusual stir abeac ho->e-
g.. ..r,ap,s at the door lnfad the a.
-,s, tba, Gen. Arthur had req nothing
t..- than the evening hu4. The
;A.,, +, dead. said the tirr Al
-, ,ron.ut Gen. Arthur ap2t IT. The
In ..The Presiden, j. dead reporter
- TO him" .'Oh no lunot be
- /, cannot be ! have hes thing "
iThe despatch has just been rel, laid
-. reporter. Il hope, my Hto hope
mistake" General A. voice
=. aoxn at the last words h. ele-
"A NTH tears. lie then reti to The
- room where Messrs. Elioot and
- q Rollins we're AWAITING They
h. j. dead said Gen. Art A ,eie-
uss then received; Gen. A. broke
ZEN ,louly and after reading buried
- head in ms hands and re'a IN thi,
- a long time. The och was
banded slowly around. 1t ~'m the
--ar,hers Of the Cabinet ooLla the Of
sr,al announcement, Of the Pres' death
l'' $50 New YORK. 20.
Secretary Blaine arrived her morn
ana - nov with President ..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-09-22
srsy.

A few days ago, Capt William Fletcher
|of Stockton, while fishing OF Pumpkin Is
and was seized with paralysis. The mex,
morning he was taken on board steamer
t'City of Bangor" bound for Bangor, but he
died before reaching Castine.
The oldes, man in Surry is Aaron Kit
field, whose age is 81 years. The oldest
woman is Mrs. Margaret Copp whose age is
|93 years.
The death of the two Bowden brothers,
who we're lost on the Grand Banks few
weeks ago, has cast a gloom over the com
Imunity where they belonged. Both were
swept from the deck of the vessel by the
same sea, at the same moment both leave a
wife and little children, who need their every
days labor for support. 7. ALDIN.