Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-16
Hardly a busheI OF corn IN the marke

announced. IL ssbuld have read, Alfred
How ard.
Minister Hannibal liamlin and wife ex-
pect to sail from Liverpool for New York,
Nov. IS. GA steamer Siberia. aud will
reach home early in December.
Capt W c. Moore Of fremont. was at
the wharv-s with cargo Of apples. last
week. which he wa selling at 500 and
s2.1j per barrel. tie purchased hi- apples
in Portsmouth. y. II. Tie reports apples
scarce and hugh.
Thomas Foss. of Hancock. over 80
years Of age while on his va, home from
this city. Saturday night VAS run over bv
the Cherryheld stage. lie va. carried into
house and cared for The extent Of his
injuries are not kno~n 10 us.
In the hu-r, of PREPARATION omission :
have occurred an the list Of drawings at the
Catholic fair. These omissions aill he rec
thed IN our next ISSUE. Rev. Father But
Ter desires to offer his sincere thanks to all
who assisted in any way TO make the fair a
success
Mr.. l.. A. Emery has procured from
the early archives of Massachusetts, cope,
Of interesting documents relating 20 the
French Grant OF "Donaquec and Mount
D.s.y,- ". .bau soon ,,,x. them IN on,
readers Win We are SURF will find them of
curious interest
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The Sullivan bmtdiH says; last
"Wednesday morning OhAries \ Low VINO
has Tor some time past been tenant oil \.
l. lrundH, but who has lately removed had
some words with has former Landlord about
taking away some wood from ms PREMISE
which resulted IN Nj irundy RECEIVING
severe beating from MI Low: lhe case
vas tned IN the foiice court ELLSWORTH on
thursday, before Judge hedman who hned
Low $50 and cost Mr. lrundy has com
meuced oi'li action against Low claiming
damages TO The amount OF sISn.
We reprint the following from the
Georgetown. Mass Adrooate; Mrs Ahoie
l., wife Of Mr. Ward VI. lenney OF Boston,
formerly oil tins town, died al Inc residence
OF her parents, Hon aud Mr.. y. Is. len
ney' last tuesday forenoon. oil gastric lever
She has been residing IN town Tor about siA
weeks, IN rather poor health, bat able to
make calls upon old friends and aoquAlnt-
death. She experienced the hrst violent at
tack oil the disease on the Z1'h instant
Eminent medical ala IRON TINS anu he1gh-
boring places Sere called, but we're uhaoie
to resist the assault Mrs lennel maiden
name Was Abbie l. watson, and she vas
member OF one OF the leading families al
Brookhn. Hancock County, Me She Vas
the last OF her branch Ihe iAiher' died
several years since Tier mother later, ana
II il but recently That the intelligence oil The
loss al sea oil her only orotheI' ist oiilcer Oh
the brig Aboie " Ats"il, WAS received. HE
children born 10 her died IN infancy. and
she, at only 50 years OF age follows them to
the silent land She was person OF yer,
anIaole qualities and much beloved ot her
acquaintance. Inc funeral occurred last
Thursday afternoon, and the remain, were
consigned 10 Harmony Cemetery.
What might have been u VERY serious
fire started in II. b. M4son's store, Friday
night IL seems that some of the clerks
placed an empty lard barrel over the fur
mace register. just before closing the store,
TO melt down the lard that adhered TO the
sides II is supposed that the heat from the
furnace warped the bottom OF the barrel
and allowed the melted lard to DRIP through
on 10 the hot furnace where 1t ignited ana
communicated with the barrel. About IL
O'Clock, as gentleman was passing the
store, he noticed an unusual hight IN and
called the attention oi City Marshal Holmes
To It. Mr.. Holmes called policeman Fields,
who Is always TO be found when wanted.
and gave the alarm. Mr.. Fields, finding
the front doors could not be opened, went
to the back doors. broke in large square
Of glass and entered the store. Finding a
bucket Of water he empued II on TO the hre
and with the assistance of Marshal Holmes,
who brought more water. they very soon
had the FIRE extinguished. Although the
FIRE engines we're quickly on hand there was
nothing for them TO do on their arrival.
Five minutes more would have cost Mr..
Mason his stock Of goods. and possibly re-
suited in FIRE that would have swept the
north side of Main street loo much credit
cannot be given to our City Marshal and
policeman for their promP'ness and efficien-
ey. as 1t doubtless saved property enough
to much more than pay their salaries during
their natural lives
We, the undersigned. parents or guar
dams Of scholars In District No. 10 TINS
city are perfectly willing that Miss Marga
r.t Clark shall teach the winter term Of
eleven weeks commencing December IL
1882. Miss Clark has received her educa'
ton. with the exception of three terms, in