Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-01-20
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ram Agu6lltf-iff IL \. Joifan-
Farming for Profit. c. McCuriy y Co.
Freedom Nutice-Abel Staples.
Guardian Notice-Geo. \. Gregory.
Foreclosure-AleN. Fulton.
Cure for HemorrhOids-Dr. J. NJ. Blaisdell.
Probate Court at Bucksport to-Gay.
Ex-Governor Davis has opened law
office in Bangor.
Capt A. c. Holt of schooner Clifford"
is visiting his family in this city.
A fine assortment of Diaries and Alma
macs for 1881, for sale at J. 4. Hale's Book
Store.
Reports from the numbering regions
indicate that a large amount of work is
being done.
Want of space compels us to omit sew
eral communications intended for the AMER
ICAN this week.
Owing to its length we omit the Gov
ernor's Message, but our readers lose moth
ing by the omission.
The funeral of Herman MAYO will be
attended at the house of Mr. Moses Mayo,
Thursday afternoon at ID 7. VI.
Quite a large number left here to-day
to be present at the Liberal Religious Con-
yenton to be held this week in Bangor.
The protracted meetings held by the
clergymen of this city, aided by the Eyange-
lists, Messrs Smith. Frost. and Bailey. are
largely attended and deeply interesting.
Several communications from cores
pondents in different parts Of the county
were DELAYED by the storm last week. and
did not reach us in time for insertion then.
We give them this week.
Senator Emery arrived Saturday for a
short visit to his family and returned to
Augusta Monday. Mr.. Emery expects to
be at home during the first week in February
to attend the February term of the Courts.
A card from the fremont Dramatic Co..
making some corrections in the times and
places of giving their entertainments, and
intended for insertion last week, did not
reach US in time, owing doubtless to some
delay in the mail.
Warren Longmere of Pembroke, tried
for the killing of little Freeman Wright. was
found guilty of manslaughter and on Friday
morning was sentenced by Judge Lbbey to
the Reform School during his minority F.; or.
if not received there. five years at hard labor
in the State Prison. The prisoner and his
mother wept violently when the clerk read
the sentence.
valparaiso Mosely. who was sent to
the State Prison from this city two years
ago, was adjudged insane. last spring, and
removed to the Insane Asylum at Augusta
from which institution he escaped Jan. 4th.
Sheriff Devereux, who happened to be in
Augusta at the time, was notified by Dir.
Harlow to arrest and return Mosely which
he did on THURSDAY last.
Among the congratulatory dispatches
which Hon. Eugene Hale received upon his
nomination for Senator was the following
from his boys, who are visiting their grand
mother, Mrs. Chandler, in Detroit, Michi-
gan: Hurrah for Maine; hurrah for papa.
Chandler, Fred and the Boss. Chandler,
the eldest, is about eight years of age, while
the BOSS" is scarcely four.
We desire to call especial attention to
the advertisement of ID. VI. Ferry x Co.
Detroit, Mich, which appears in our col
umns. They are one of the largest and
most reliable firms engaged in the Seed
business in the United States, and their
Seeds have Justly earned great popularity
BY always being fresh and just as repre-
scented. Our readers will do well to avail
themselves of their offer to send their beau
tiful Seed Annual free to all wishing to
purchase Seeds.
Lord Beaconsfeld having. as is sup
posed, brought up the question of ''Thack-
eray's Relations TO English Society" in
..Endymion," the article on that subject by
L. s. Nadal in the february .Scribner, al
though written before the appearance Of
Beaconsfeld's novel, will now have time
"" interest. This article is said, by the
way, TO be one Of unusual thoughtfulness
and value, and it is accompanied by pen
and-ink sketch, by Blum, after Boehm's
very characteristic statuette of the author OF
"Pendennis."
The Belfast Journal says: There is
little hope of the ship Charlotte W. White
of Belfast. She sailed from st. John, \
B., for Liverpool, Oct. 18th, and has not
been heard from IN any way since leaving
port. There is still possibility that the of
fcers and crew may have been taken off by
some passing vessel, but even that hope is
slight. The captain, VIM. p. Dyer, was a
native of Belfast, though at present hailing
from Castine. His wife and children are al
present visiting friends in the West. The
vessel was mostly owned at Belfast.
The Musical Herald (Boston) for Jan
uary is an excellent number. Apart from
she regular departments, which are Of great
importance to musicians, there are note.
worthy articles upon Young Voices in
Church Service" DIR. E. Tourjeej .'Descrip-
tive Music (Gotthold Carlbergl, "Histor.
of Church Music" (W. F. Apthorp), The
Wall and the Wobble" louis c. Elson)
"Music of Ancient Egypt with illustra'
tions), and many others. The whole is
made interesting to the general public as
well as to the professional musician.
Sheriff Devereux's family of boarder:
vas increased Saturday night by the ar.
rival &c Albert Cowan, alias, Edgar A
Cowan, hasged with obtaining property
under false pretenoss. The circumstance,
are as follows: Sometime in November last
Cowan went to Robert A. Friend of Brook,
lin, and hired large boat, used for carrying
porgie seines, with a skiff for landing, pay.
ing one months hire in advance. Cowar
represented to Friend that he hired the
boats fer another party who was known by
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