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Daily Republican., 1882-06-27
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IAAlNs LEAVE WILMINGTON FOE
rhiisdelphis, 200, 2:2s, TOO e:to ,.2s s.1s o.oo
s S.os s:oS, io:So, ll:t3 .. m.; l3l6, sI2.16,
G's z;do' Aeo' 6.l7, on, e:as, 7:so, p:6s .,
" i1f. .ia'sS: sSs r. 50 s'sS: So sss sss n:sa
'a'!,m0re' Los, sas a. D.; 1901 500 and go,
Baltimore and Washinkton. ,.a2 ..n o.oo
s:l7 a. m.; l, loo, eb7, ll:ol D, m. ' '''''
baltimore and Bay Line, s:S7 p. IN,
"'1,m'fe ~ and Intermediate Stations, 600 q
Now castle, 600, O:lo a. m.; los Gas D. m
harrington =, & and Intermediate statlons. s,o
A''o' ''1' p. IN. No Sunday trains,
De'msf 1,st ana a Intermediate Stations, $40 q. m.
wilmington and Northern Railroad YIN.
m; 300, boop. m. ''A'~
"Siaware s.ga Western Railroad, 1905, 1880 o, m
SUNDAY TRAINS poR
Philadelphia, 200, 223, $40 a. m ,o.oo t.,-
';So o:3s 1920, 1880, 9:66, p. m. "A'
Philadelphia and New York, ZOO 2aa a
6l7, o:3S 72o p. IN. o. A'''
baltimore and Washington, Loo l42 Au
s:oo' e:l7 a. m.. ll:O4 D. m.
ARRlFE AT WILMINGTON FROM
philadelphia, l:42 4:5l, ,7:&o, 500 g.O5 s19a u
uae, ll:te M; 1860: sl:O9, 25o, 4ss
100 6:6a e,o0, ,o:2o, ,o:b7, 500, o. 900 Isl. li:n
40 p. IN. Sundays, i:42 A.5l. 500 10 M
a. M; %So. 1886. 1l.oo, l2b6 D. 10. ava"
from New York, 1:S2, 4:47, S:vV a. m 100 ,sa
o:eV' o:57, ll:o4 p. m. On sundays, La
E6l' 800 a. m, ll:oa, D, m
Esyav,, IL
from Baltimore 1:6l, 2:23, 9:e4, lisa l2.3s a.
m:, l:b3, oil, $685. ,7:A, 955. On Sundava
Eoo, 2;23, a. M, bi7, o3s, 7:24, 9:O6. ''
From Washington, 200, 2:2s, 1853 O.. m. 1pss
a,o3' bl7, o:3s, 7:24, 96s p. m. On Sundavs
Ioo' z:2S' a. m, tl7, oss, 7:24, 9:6b p. m.
new castle, $50, le:l6 a. m.; lzt5 sl5 s.os
D. IN. NO Sunday trains
Dolaware Railroad, $50 q. H.; u. som.
m No Sunday t,aing. r
wilmington and Northern Ra,nosd g..
a. m.; ll:SS, s:6b p. III. ''
Delaware Western Railroad, s:oc a. NJ: a,s
y. u. A'As
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
18th ami Mars ct streets 12.ao
3:65, $50, 7:lb, 1875; 1921, 1870. lion II SS
a. m, 1928, l:3O, 315. 4:J2, 4:31, BOX bJt
200, o3o, $50, 93l, 1000, iOl6, ,ll:30 n. m
sundays, 1890, 1855, Els, $3.50, a. m,i 'c6
oVo' lo:O0: lo:lb, l1:"O p. N.
tsr.ss marked thus ~ denote tho um,,r
express tralns,
SPECIAL NOTICE.
opeciai Train will leave 3rays' Ferry for
rosu ~, ah1 WASHINGTON avenue station on ar
VA OF Following tzaina leaving Wtlmington
ob0, go, 800, $40 q. m, and 2.3o n w" y,
cave Broad and Washington avenue for
1 umlngton at $40 7:l5 $40. 1915 am. l.sa
~. BIO D. N. A'oo
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27
No Afternoon Sessions.

The Sunday School Association OF st.
Pauls M. X. church held a meeting
Sunday afternoon, and decided to dis.
continue the afternoon sessions of the
school from the 10Th OF Juls, until the
81 of September.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27

tHOR RENT-3 PLEASANT ROOMS 8,
II T.. corner 3rd and Poplar streets, to re-
spectacle parties only. Inquire In meat
store. 5. f. corner 3rd and Poplar street
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27

OS.- IN THE VICINITY OFTHIRD
and Market streets, on list Satu rday, a
gold Wa ch key with reI seti2 it. So 70 reward
wright, 3i2 Market street. je2t2t
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27

sTeOR RENT-STO.E AND CELLAR IN
good location; inquire At l06 4. Second
treet. aIOtf
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27

~ UrTCRE..-yIIRE HUAkAN rEED
"a byJ. u. Mayors Mothod wsore others
tOii. Send et1i0y irr testi inonialN. S5K ArcE
resSt 2h,ia isiSil, uN.iyiNw
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27
nCBLIC SALE

prBLIO SALE
A THREE STORY BRIOK DWELLING.
Will be sold at public sale, on the premise
ON SATURDAY, JULY Isr, 1889,
at4 o'clock, p. IN.
All that th'es story brick hous,, back a.
building and lot Of ground, situate No. 4!:i
~ West Second street, between West a I'd
Washington Streets In the City of Whining
ton, Del having front OF 10 feet on Second
street. and extending In depth northerly SO
ieet inches. The house contains 8 rooms
is In desirable location; convenient TO mar
kets and mechanical industries, and will te
seld without reserve. Title indisputable.
TERss.-l0 per cent. casa on day Of sale
sscO may remain secured by bond sand mort.
gage; the balance of purchase money to be
paid on orsbefore July25, 1887, wnen deed and
posse! son viii be given.
DANIEL FARRA,
l'-Iio S-9 80 Trustee for Il. y. IN 0rris.
DUBLIC SALE OF HORSES, CARTS,
L wagons and haroess. The snbsciber
VIII fell at his stable on the southwest corner
OF Eleventh and Walnut streets, on
THURSDAY. JVNE2sth 1882,
at o'clock, p M, sharp,
good young work hOrses, Weighing from
lltO 10 l50 pounds; 5cart5. 3 furniture cara,
lump scat wagon, twelve seat passenger
mack, double, lead and cart harness, nearly
new, shOvels, FORKS. ha cutter and large
number OF articles used about we'll regu
ated stable. For further particulars see hand
bills or call on the SUBSCRIBE.
n. Il. The above took is worthy the atten-
Ion OF persons wanti0g good horses, carts or
GEORGE A. PALMER.
l. ". "tidham h Sens, aucti9neers.
leI-4t
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27

G Sn REWAKD.-A REWARD OF
OCO Fifty Dollars will be paid by tn,
nia, AMI Council Of Wilmington, for the
arrest and conviction of any Terson who will
fully or maliciously destroys, Injuries. or tam.
graph In this city, or with the " res cont ect-
cd therewit' Edwin q, NJ ORE,
Chairman Of Committee on Fire Compa.
MES Of the City Council.
WILMINGTON, Del June "a, 1882, leo 3w
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27
ZOE sALk.
IalRSALt

,su COWS & sPRINaERs:
fREsh Instantly on hand fresh f~
lVill nsve, ne,U~ers rUrs selected wi b care 8.H
~ James saw SsSuSe Newport. Del, which i Will
ny place nest a. nsT can be purch ,sed anywhere
~ ,u3iAW-u
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27

ovsALE-A BRlCK MILLIN NEW
. Gas,t'' ,, nv u u t., and god engine; lot
house HVi suited for park and planning
lGye, n,v wei ~ J. +. TA9HART,
mill app, New Gas 10.
;oi eO1+llt
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27
THE BEST
KIDNEYANDL Liver MEDICINE

| 4 L n ANO" ~ IO r ~ LIE
CURES wHEN ALL OTHER MEDI.
ONES FAIL, 8s 1t cts directly on the
Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, restoring
! them ~ once to healthy action. HUNTS
REMEDY is a safe, sure and speedy cure,
cured by It, when physicians and friends
had given them up 70 die LO rot delay,
| but tr- TT cnoe HUNTS RtMEDY.
HUsT'S REMEDY cures ali Dis.
eases OF tho Kidneys, Biz oder
U, mary Organs, DSOnsy Gravel.
diabetes. and inconttnence aad He.
HU .y'N RsMEDY cures pain in
the eide. Back or i Otns, General
Aebility, Female Diseases DIS.
ourbed sleep, Oss of -ppetate,
Brignt's Disease. and all Com.
plants Of the lrinO. GsMftal Or
ssINg'S X. MsDY quickly induces
the Liver to hsalhv action. removing the
cauees tnat produce Bilious " Weada" he,
Dysp' psta, our StOm mach, CUstive.
ness, Files. DC.
by the Us. ef HUNTS REMEDY, the
Stomach and Bowals will speedily regain
their s'rerg h, and the Blood will be perfect
ly rur fed.
ii UNA's REMEDY is pronou pcsd bv
tho best doctors 10 be tie only cure for all
kinds OF kidney di e3ses
HU .T'Sk kEufDY is purely vegetable
ard iG sure cure for Heart Disease and
Eteumati'm when all o'he- medicine fails
HUNTS rEuH. Y Is prepared
expressly for tho above diseases.
aRO has neve~ been X mo Wn 10 fail,
OR- trial will convince you. For
SAFE by AL Drugs lists .,end TO: Pham-
lhlet tv
HUN1'S REM lDY co.. Providence, K. !.
Prices, rs cents and SI.2b.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27

- sALE,THREE STORY BRlOk
UOk Sailing, ealing No. 7O7 Monroe street, con,
b dwen,, dnns In po ID repair; will be sold
ssinps hut ,til little cash required apply to
shssp ou' "' W, SCOTT VERNON,
. REPUBLICAN office.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27
,n,HShLE'

raoasALb'
.,,,s Market street property store
vsllSp vsluSu'' With an established business
ind dNsllass,, Nas,s lot extending through the
Musrs. ia. MoOAULLEY.
900 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27

~ SALE VALUABLE FARM IN
VI Brsndywine liuhdr'd, containing q ing :, =
Nfes hnosss y, I in the city. J. A. MOOA ULLEi,
Mt, Mtarsst nrs At. jel6tf
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27

IU'ANTED-A CARRIAGE PAINTER.
N Also b.y in paint sh1p. APPLY a. 7th
k,iSlpley street, 2i.3t
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27

IyANTED "A GIRL FOR GENERAL
homework. apply at 81 East 1th
Ge.. l24t3t
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27

|a.s sss y a,.o,:.as a,1a N.Y. slAass.
s''':e 9 S'''-sSsdH q dHs,gss! sas 4, .ss.. ':%,.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27
W AN FRED.

UyANrEl,-A COi.ORED WOMAN TO
Inv ioc:Oknt, washing and ironing at
hlE 9Th St. )o23tf
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27

kNANTE D.-BOAR RIDERS AT No. Az
N King Street. Pleasant rooms and
Nd Recommendations ,e23-'2lt
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27

IOY SALE NEW HOUSES FROM
slgN 5000. Terms easy. q. II. TIN
Mali, 70, French st. Jel2lmt
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27

e|s',sss rs pure lr,nn. l,1;i..; PERSONS DE
/ ,Nsi ". rvtsass or Chem icalp, 'S o,
["'taa irussu s,"Ih with pur, mateyjr's
MNSa,;snl; a; \ huNuHussr
Ev" ~" '-'et 'Hi,minst., .
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27

SOLD BY ALL DRD GGIS1s.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27

.oV,ALE-HOUSES IN DIFFERENT
O",-ts of the city on reasonable terms.
j M. Il. POOLE,
4. III Monroe street.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-27
CIlO. WATSOy. D. D.

,ec'nt, 1|s9
EDAy,' ,lUSSsst lTUSSSst ga: Salem M. e. Church
,ast Makss,s s2srH ;E at 8 p. M. Sub.
Iny y4len,, Of H. "e Mat?" The we'll.
"'ea audience. Ticle's as
E je28.it
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-01-05

Mothers. keep one eye on your matches and
the other by all means on your children.
Christmas, was this time haught with
unusual interest Success had generally
crowned the toll of the people, and
money was rather more plentiful than us
ual. As a result Santa Claus revelled. and
remembered all. The Sabbath services were
measurably directed by the great event
which the day commentaries
Monday was spent by active and tasteful
hands in dressing" the Christmas trees, Of
which there we're four. At the appointed
hour, the members OF the Sabbath School.
concealed behind the beautiful screen formed
nv the heavily loaded trees came forth and
delighted a large audience with a
Christmas concert which lasted for two hours,
but which was so well arranged and finely
executed. that all wished il had been longer
Where all did so well it would be useless
to discriminate. but much credit is certainly
due Mrs. J. 4. Stevens. who was the soul Of
the entertainment, for executive ability. tact
and energy. At the close of the concert
the gifts were called off. task requiring no
small labor when it is known that there
were more than twelve hundred presents
suspended from those richly freighted trees,
ranging IN value from few moments Of
mischievous labor to many dollars. 1t il
estimated that six tSndred dollars worth Of
gifts were distributed. ENEAs.
Dee 30.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-01-05

Winter has given US a slight shake
with her wings before settling down in ear
nest. Business seems quite brisk at pres
ent. Sleds and sleighs are being taken
from their summer quarters and being re-
paired for the winter campaign. We hear
the click of the hammer from A. Jellison's
blacksmith shop from early morning till late
at night.
Christmas passed very pleasantly in the
time honored way of giving and receiving
tokens of friendship. There were two
Christmas trees in the schoolhouse at Dist.
No.l-one bore such presents as are usually
given on such occasions, with barrel of -four
in the rear for the minister the other, on the
opposite side of the house, bore very differ
ent kind of fruit. 1t was heavlvIaden with
nice fat turkeys presented to the workmen
in the Tannery and Mr.. Church, the propre-
tor. in the kindness of bis heart, never for
gets the minister and the widow. each of
whom received nice turkey. Every one
seemed pleased and went home satisfied that
it was more blessed TO give than to receive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doane wish to return
thanks to the citizens of Mariaville for the
many tokens of friendship they received in
the way of presents, on Christmas, amount
ing to about seventeen dollars. MEMO.
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Jan. 3, lNN2

l. 4 ENEEN.

\ very interesting Christmas concert
WAS given here by the Sunday school on
Christmas might. 4 large audience vas
present, The church was very appropriately
decorated. aud the singing and Rotations
we're excellent the lt,lc BOYS and girl, Of
the infau, c.A,,e, did remark ably well both
in singing and speaking.
The stormy weather and muddy roads
have been very unfAyorable for the annual
donation visit TO the parsonage. but on two
occasions a few Of the undaunted ones met
ami spent the evenings very pleasantly, anu
left more than their usually gruerou, token,
Of esteem and appreciation others have
gwen assurance, that they Nil not be found
lacking in their hberaiits. Mr.. and Mrs
TavIor desire to express their thanks to
the liberal donors. and wish them i happy
and prosperous New Year. The desire
seems to be very unanimous for Rev. J. H..
Taylor TO continue his labors here, the peo-
pie being willing to give him every possible
liberty that they may enjoy preaching
services continuously. Mr. Taylor will
doubtless remain and engage ia general
agency business in addition to his minister
ial labors.
New Years eve, being the twenty
fourth anniversary Of the marriage Of Mr..
and Mrs. DAVID J. Allen, a surprise party
was organized which visited them, and spent
the evening in very social manner re-
freshments and vocal and instrumental mu-
sic were furnished and the company staid
until the old year expired, when the New
Years greetings were exchanged.
A New Years concert was hastily got
ton up for Sabbath evening. and passed OFF
very well.
1t is expected that singing school will
be organized for the winter at this place
Miss Lucy II. Tapley, Of West Brooks
vile, Is teaching very successful and pleas
ant term Of school in district No. /.
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Dec. %.

Ga .sine.
Steamer Everett is hauled up for the
winter
Large attendance al Normal School
largest ever known.
They had hop at the new town hall
on Monday evening.
Curtis Stevens has leased his house to
Mr. Potter aud gone to Nova Scotia.
MIR Woodbury. mas purchased the
homestead of the late Joseph l.. Stevens.
Walker < Webster are making large
additions to their hotel, the AcadIan.
The Castine Packing Go. is putting up
large quantities Of mutton.
Geo VI. Warren has added set Of
Massachusetts, report. To his library.
Capt, Abbey and Lieut.. Munger, with
their families, make Cas,ine their head
quarters.
Hon. C. J Abbott has been confined to
hi, house for a week with a bad cold
Our people are trying for change in
the arrival and departure Of the mails.
The odd Fellows are improving the IN
terror of ;hcir ncU hall. and seem to have a
four,hng chapter here,
All the mines in thu, vicinity are boom
ing and il looks As If CaStlnc would be As
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-01-05
Winter Hartsor.

Winter has brought most of our sea-
men home and times are more lively than
usual.
A large feet Of vessels find safe and
commodious winter quarters in our harbor.
Quite "a number of our active seamen
are engaged in the frozen herring business.
The weather SO far has had rather discour-
aging effect but we hope Boreas will satisfy
them before winter has done.
Capt |. b. Foss has sold out his inte--
est in the schooner Wyoming in which he
has met with marked success, and now com
mands the three masted schooner Navarino,
recently purchased by J. 5. Emery & Co.,
Boston.
We came near having blaze in our
village recently. The fine new house of Mr..
2. A. Sumner was noticed about the middle
of the afternoon emitting dense volumes of
smoke through windows and roof. In Ie-
markably short time large force of men
and BOYS with buckets were on the spot, and
soon succeeded in quenching the flames, be-
fore much damage had been done. 1t seems
that Mrs. S. was out for few moments and
had left her son a boy of four years, at play
in an unfinished room. The day being cold
the little fellow thought to warm himself by
lighting match in some shavings in the
room. No sooner had the fire started than
he rushed out and gave the alarm. When
asked why he had fired the shavings Young
America responded "Why / didn't think one
little match could do any HARM Moral /:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-01-05

Mr. +. Peach ha, closed a successful
term in the Eden Dist so called fhe term
wa, Short owing to Mr.. peach's taking
school ID Seal Cove.
MIR. J. l.. Springer is teaching with his
usual good success on the west side. much
to the satisfaction of parents and scholars.
Christmas passed very quietly The
citizens arranged Christmas tree in the
schoolhouse. The presents which were nu-
merous and both useful and ornamental
we're soon distributed to the satisfaction Of
old and Young. ABE.
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Foreign Porte,

L. Port at VERA CRUz-Dec. 49, Bark Mary
Hale, Higgins for PensaCuia.
" RMUpA-Dec. %, The Anne lean sch. uliam G
Mo eley, Capt Bellatty, arrived of the west cad OF
thsse Islands . the 18th inst. and taken in tow
by q tug. severe gale conf M however he
hawser was cut aud the schooner went TO sea
p ~ noon his date size had not retut ned The
y liam g. Moseley i owned by A. II. Perry 4 Co
Of Boston and Is ~ tons.
CALourrA-Noy. p, In Port Bark Penobsoot.
Eaton, New York.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-01-05

The Ellsworth Council. Royal Area
nun, will install its officers for the ensuing
year, next Tuesday evening, in their new
hall. Peters Block. An attendance of all
he members is requested.
MIR Lovejoy, clerk Of the steamer
Henry Morrison, reports ice in our bay from
cne to two inches thick. The steamer had
to cut through about three miles Of this ice
on her trip to this city Tuesday. The river
is still open, owing to the high water and
rapid current.
The Ladies Aid Society Of Surry in con-
nectIon with the members of the Baptist
Church gave Christmas supper at the Town
Hall. Dec. %. The proceeds amounted to
SS0.O0 which paid the debt incurred in the
repairs on the meeting house with thirty
dollars to spare.
The Whiting Brothers are out with
new advertisement which the buyers of dry
goods aud groceries should read carefully.
Almost anything YOU want can be found at
this old aud well known business place and
purchasers are sure Of getting first class
goods at fair prices.
Now that We have no sheriff it becomes
important to know who our coroners are.
We know of three. viz \. X. Deyereux
and Geo W Fiske. both Of this city, and
"A p.ttersoD NJ Rurksnor If there are
nv others We should be glad If they would
notify US Of the fact.
MIR Albert G. Berry, Of East l.amoine,
sends Us copy of an account taken from
III, book Of Dr. James Payson who prac-
,iced medicine in this county as early As
1875 and who, Mr.. Berry has been told, vas
the first pr, stefan prac,eng IN this county.
The following j. IN" account:
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THE AMERICAN THURSDAY, JANUARY 5,

feel pleased to think they had such con-
venient place for the old gentleman to plant
his tree.
We have a singing school here this
winter taught by NJ. V. Babbidge. The
school has goot. number of scholars for
so small a place as this. They use the
Song King.
Mr.. VIM. J. Richardson will move into
Babbidge is doing the joiner's work, and
the house all look nicely from the water
when completed. II is located on the high
est part Of the Island and commands fine
view of the bay and its surroundings.
CHIPS.
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Orlanti

One Of our most estilnable lady VII
layers, received a glad surprise on New
Years eve. that made Us all feel happ, in
sympathy with her. Mrs. Andrew Doris
father and mother left her some Is years
ago for the far west about the time she
vas married On New Years Eve she
received a Telephone" from \. CHM, Of
Bucksport. that her father was ON his way
in Tilock team. He arrived. and will
stop some time. Is near 81 wears Of age,
aud hi home is IN Hiaa atha. Kansas. From
his aye has daughter did not expect 70 ever
see HIM in Maine again.
We are 10 have numerous things going
on thu. winter. some valuable and some
otherwise. Mr., DR.. Chase Is 10 have 4 Sing
ins sehoo for all clas>c. Of singers a; the
vc>ir, Monday and Thursday evenings.
Master Henry Kcye,, frll through the
ice and was dcNicruu,ls hauled out ,, some
OF hi, companions, by the collar.
The officer, Of Rising sun Lodge we're
installed by 7. VI. Owens. OF Baoksport. on
Thursday evening. The Lodge then al
journcl to the Grange Hail for .uppcr i
raiued and va, bad night, bat THE fnlk>
we're there and children also. thought
the Mason. could act BAT enough. bui the
Granger, Il possible can DO worst The
mixture male hard crowd No damage
wa, done only to ,o.c-Icathcr.
MFllur~.
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and County.
worth Church Directory.

sAl-Preaching at 10 70 A n. AID ! P. N.
al at2:i5P.A,
schins a. , and Ti-2PH. sabbath school
sskis Prayer Meeting Tuesday evening at
hurrh sen ice ai2.l5 p n. and 9lPN
q all y = IN
aching al 10: D AZ. sabbath school at
,rearhlnF ata andTFN sabbath school
tANcf MEkrNe Every sunday at5;S
Hall
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-01-05

Santa Claus, made his appearance with
us, on the evening of the oath. with large
Christmas tree loaded with beautiful pres
ents for both old and young. Notwith-
standing his great age and infrmities he
distributed his presents with great rapidly.
Our school house, which was enlarged BY
the Ladies Sewing Circle, and other con-
tributors, last spring, was just the building
for the occasion, as it was well filed and all
who contributed to have it enlarged muG
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-01-05

/ liz subscriber hereby gives pubi notice t., all
L concerned, thai he has been duly ap oHied
and has taken u, hiu. Sc the trust % ENetut
Of the list Will 4 stanieDt Of Joshua Jordan,
late Of reDton, in the County Of Hancock,
ceased. by giving tOnd as tn law directs; he
there requests all persons who are indebted u
the said decea c 5 Is ate, b. immediate pay
ment, and tilose who ave any named at demants
thereon, 10 exhibit the seme for settlement
holm w. JORDAN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-01-05

Christmas was celebrated at the town
hall under the auspices of the Good Tenn
plars Monday evening, Dec. 26, By picnic
supper. After the supper an entertainment
was given consisting Of selections BY the
Amateur Orchestra, declamati9ns, singing
of temperance pieces etc All had thor
oughly good time.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-01-05
1900 MORE AGENT.
Invest One Cent
ii 20 postal .tr.I Jui write q. d. for fu.I u.
trr When We say tina. uur iltuecuru : O
J--yr- q e 'erg extraordinary. W. mean 70
Administrators Sale.

y H,iu- "ht1inyti license from TIE Probate Court,
IL ~htI sell at public auction .if mot sold ~
= l'Nt' sale tctur 81 lie huU-,- ct intt ..t, Jos.
'rtv on ihHr-'try Ja.uar, tlr twenty Nth,
- t'' lowing dc-crl eff pi,ev- 81 K u E-u,tc
81 tht itle Jos bray. bur lot of pasture
a d uI The y ct side Of The highway l-adi. : from
l'r" Asviil, {" Hlu,hii wing between hand VI apt.
J"hh snow "h thr North and hurley lesson On
thr N"ulh r'h aiming twrut. live acre more r
ts- bHc i"t n WtI laui uu tl, Eist side III -ai,i
hS way. contain ug twrnt, i've acre more Or les.
~ homestead tt Of the ate Jos. " tsrtr, con
uiinin. hftt acre NOR, or les. r,--eryiny The
Widow right Dover.
j. q. WALhER. Admir-.
Dec. 4, lSsl. tu5I.