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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-12-07
Dyer P. Jordan,

A good man has departed. Ellsworth
mourns the loss Of one Of its best citizens.
The fell destroyer" came suddenly. without
waning or admonition. and struck signal
blow. Over F. Jordan is dead
On Wednesday afternoon last. the 10Th
alt, Mr.. Jordan. apparently in hie usual
good health. was attending 10 business at
various places in this CITY, A, half pas,
four O'Clock he was at the sail-loft Of Mr..
Geo. II. Brooks. and engaged in very cheer
tul conversation there. He left Mr.. Brooks
for home. and. arriving there, it seems that
he vent directly 10 his wood shed and en-
gagged in saving wood. where he was found
Head at quarter before SIX. His death l.
supposed to be caused nv the rupture of
blood vessel in the head Mr.. Jordan's life
Of se,ent, three wears has been a very &C
i've and industrious one. For many wears
he Vas largely engaged IN ship building. and
long has been the largest ship owner IN
Ellsworth. The successful management OF
MS vessels required Of him the close atten.
ton and assiduous labor which he gave To
hls business. lie vas a remarkable man.
By lndomltable energy, supplemented by
sagaCity and economy. be amassed hand
some fortune, ever, cent Of which he Oh
,aincd IN the most legitimate and unques-
;onable manner To his business trausac-
ions we'll a. to has social and private life,
ne brought an incorporating integrity.
In him fidelity was made flesh and dWel'
among u"
SIngularly free from snobbishness and
tnadyism. he valued every man. not for h.
wealth. position or popularity. bat for hi
.ociAi and moral worth He regarded With
something akin To contempt those Fictitious
distinctions which arr permitted 20 eNl-t 10
society. but for real worth and true man
hood. wherever found he had genuine and
lasting admiration
In thought and word and deed. ~ Wa
pre-emlueuuy pure. He had no vices. large
or small, no bad habits. no ''outs" whatever
In ever, relation Of life be has been weighed
IN the balance and nj found wanting God
make, up his level, for time a, well a. ior
cirru,,,. for earth a. well a, for heaven and
~heE He made them up for tins age and for
tins particular spot Of earth. He gave Dyer
+ Jordan oruSuing place among them.
Dee ,. lSS3 J. q.
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Ii We were 10 crltlcise at all 1t would be up
on this part, that 1t was not given with suf-
fieent roiume of voice.
Miss Minnie Towle-the Prophecies, rem
dered her part eharmingly. Although Miss
Minnie has not yet seen fifteen summers, she
possesses musical ability, graceful expires
sion and lady like manners that might well
be envied by all.
Favorable mention might be made Of
every character, but our space forbids. We
cannot dismiss them however without a
word for the kings pages, little Myra Deasy
and Lizzie Cleaves, who performed their
parts so prettily. as TO receive many com
mendations from the company.
The chorus consisting of eighty voices,
thirty of which were children, furnished
rare treat to those who enjoy good music.
We unhesitatingly pronounce the entertain
ment a success, pleasing in every detail
perfect in every part.
To Mr.. and Mrs. We.tendorf is due great
praise for their Jealous efforts in bringing
out the home talent in such a manner, as
not only to prove pleasing entertainment.
but to show thatln nearly every town there is
latent ability. which such as they can bring
to account. They leave many friends here
who will give them a cordial welcome Il in
the years to come they again visit Prospect
HaTbor.
We shall not soon forget our visit to
Esther" and shall recall it as one of the
sunny places in our lives.
Dec /. A VISITOR.
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sidewalks after three inches of snow has
fallen without filling her rubbers with SNOW
and wetting her skirts, and SO accustomed
have they become to this condition of the
sidewalks that often hear them say with
out any thought Of the wrong that is being
done). II could not go out for the Sidewalks
on our street have not been shoyeled of" l.
there any necessity for this condition Of our
streetsP Is our city so miserably poor tina,
1t cannot afford to have the sidewalks kept
free from snow? If it is so impoverished.
why tax us for sidewalks and then have them
in such condition that they cannot be used
when most needed. Why not save us the
expense of building and keeping in repair,
if we cannot have the use of them when
most needed ! am aware that II is the
duty of every person to clear the sidewalk
in front of his own house, and this IS ali
well enough when there are no vacant lots.
but should that law be enforced there is not
street in the city but has vacant lots where
the alternative would he, wade in the snow
on the sidewalks or walk in the street and
run the gauntlet between trotting horses
and bob-sleds. Viii not our City Fathers,
at their next meeting. consider this question
and make an appropriation to have our side
walks cleared off after every snow storm
If done now and before the snow is trodden
down and frozen, the expense cannot be
much and am sure the tax PAYERS will not
object. PEDESTRIAN.
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Press Comments on the Presidents
Message.
NEw YORK, Dec. ).

INV l1hh- ICY -
The Herald comments on President Ar
thurs message and SAYS that # the repubh-
can Congressman have learned wisdom
from defeat. They viii nov take this present
message as their tex; book. and conform
their action 10 ever, one of is wise and
useful recommendations.
The Tribune SAYS that if the President
shall conduct the remainder Of his admins
tra,Iou IN accordance With the statements Of
his message, he NAV We, unite h!. part, and
thus secure for himself greater success
than his ambition nov pictures to him.
The HorH criiIcise> the recommendations
in regard to Revenue reform and The tariff
and saws tina; the democrats have nov the
acquiescenoe Of the official head Of the re-
publican party in the democratic doctrine of
the tariff Let democrats stand qu!ei.. on
the principle that revenue Is 10 be collected
bv the tariff emily and stand ready to ap-
peal 10 the country agaiu>, the party which
retains the abuses Of the internal revenue
in order L. protec, the abuses Of the tarlf.
The Time d.scusse, in a half dozen ed.-
torials the various points Of the message
but expresses no opinion.
The Sln. SAYS "E,eTl tsdy who reads
President Arthur's second anuua. message
with attention. VII. fee. tina, il j, made 10 the
interest Of homes; and economical Govern
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The Singer.

THIS OLD RELIABLE SEWING MACHINE
Is still in the lead with a valuable improve
ment, which makes il nOlseless and the
lighte,t running in use. No one has ever
Questioned their DURABILITY They have
stood the test for over quarter Of a cef'-
ttyu. and TO-DAY nine-tenths Of all the Man
ufac,urers throughout the world are using
them. and thEee-fourths of ali the Family
machines in use are Genuine Singers We
caution people not TO be deceived by ire
sponsibIe representatives Of some one-horse
concern. whose principles are low enough
10 tx 3 second hand Singer machine TO eX-
biblt in ,neir office, TO compare 1t with their
sboddv machines, padded with cotton and
raw hide 10 deaden the noise. Il Is low com
peti,ion. Do net be hHm5agged. They can
not furnish any Of our manufacture except
second hand machines, as We do not sell to
speculators. To accommodate our rapidly
increasing business in this section We have
oDened Branch Office at Ellsworth where
we will be pleased 10 see any one that wants
ANYTHING in the Sewing Machine Line Ma
chimes Repaired
THE SINGER MIRO. Co.
Ellsworth Branch over Sumlnsby's Store
Main ST.
80 }. ii. bko"N' Mailasei'
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Thank sgiying day amusements at Bar
Harbor were, deer hunting, sleighing and
turkey shooting, concluding with social
dance at District Hail.
So far as learned, the following is a list
Of the deer shooting in this vicinity for the
past few DAYS: John Hamor, 8 Horace
Liscomb, | John Brown, Andrew Davis,
|; Thomas Davis, Daniel Rodiek, | /;
John Myrick. |.
Joseph Wood. editor of the Mt. Desert
Herald, has nearly completed a very neat
and attractive building, near the corner Of
Nam and Cottage SITS, to be occupied, We
understand, as photograph rooms.
B. Bradley advertises to keep his pho
tograph rooms open during the winter.
About six inches of snow have fallen
here since Thanksgiving day.
The intermediate school, taught by Miss
Lizzie Conley, is now closed. Miss Conley
has proved an excellent teacher, and will. by
request. give lessons in private for a short
term.
Dec. L. ANEMONE.
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Bangor Weekly Commercial.
PROSPECTUS FOR 1888.

On or before the first of January, 1888, the
WEEKLY COMMERCIAL will be issued IN a new aEd
improved iorm, prihte from entirely new types
throughout, spon new fast press OF modern CON
struction with all thu latest mprOy for the
making II geographically perfect paper.
AueI this change which has for some time been
In contemplation by the proprietor7. the WEEKLl
COMMERCIAL Will bc qUarto sheet OF Fl. sht alTg
pages, with scVc.al >pc tally edited departments
embracing the princtpa topics Of interest anu in.
struct on In Gehi which Il propose, 10 ,cr.
The new form Of the NEEkLY lends Itself TO more
co tse and careful editing than the Old bl Rket
sheet, and will be found mucu mort convenient for
handling and T preservation.
In tn news deli the " EEkLT COMMERCIAL will
endeayor "a present IT. readers 81 the earl est
date everything uf general interest in na iOnal,
foreign. STATE and local affairs, In a concise.
dsn-"d ami intci,gibe 10 m. in this respect Its
come ton with the associated Tres. YES great
advantages over other papers less rtunatey it
uAtcd.
While the wEEkLY COMMERCIAL will b, EN-
iaentl} state Paper regard, the collie ton ami
prtse tatlun OF STATE new 1t l. devote pa ticular
attention g. tho t4st IN portion o the = ttc. a re-
cal y, which, in it, -timatnn l. 'e~Iin, To be the
home, anuthvr decade. OF a largely Increased
agricultural and mthuta turing population. 1t
viii be- = ptrtt ular IN OF the NEEkIl amt the
pNlLl tuNNEK,IAt "a ali Ia this dy~ lrhe con.
summation 10y calling the attention Of capitalists,
Investors and those looking luT hnmt- To- at
sincerely believe TO bv the uurIyard ia tiItle- OF
this section for manufacturing ami agricultural
purposes. Already wr hayr the IA 4 crafty tu.
indications that past lah IN thI> Hin. ton an,
already beginning o. bear fru and by twelve
months ir IA tins time several large enterprises
already under way vi be la iui, operation. giving
remuneratlNv employ t. I'M dr,.,ls ,f people
tn" Agr1c llural Department Of tue EEkL1
COMMERCIAL Will be- H. charge Of prtctt al
agrtcuitur tandA compete wri rr uu lhi~ topic
1t viii our endcayur I" have thl- department 80
con uctrt thai shall prove Interesting. instructive
ami Ntluabl, to those who consult lt Tor iufoT
nation.
\ Household Department will be made q e,.taI
feature If the WtEkGN ,pNur ,IAI ru it, new
form. IN The tWour titrrc columns allotted a. tuir
department We shall endrayor Z. present much
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= " = ne nsla % a

Captain Charles +. Staples in biz newly
bought schooner the M .Antlnomah." bound
10 Swans Island from Newburyport, ran
ashore in Deer Island Thoroug hfare. he
estimated damage to the vessel will be
about $1,000. Captain Staple, has taken
her TO Rockland for repairs.
Captain Michael S,.nson ha. sold his
vessel the Amelia r. Cobb' to parties in
Sedgwick who intend to put her into the
Bank fisheries.
Captain VIM. Herrick's vessel the "Au-
gusta +. Herrick," Captain John Conarl,
has sailed for Prince Edwards Island after
a load Of potatoes.
Schooner Lucy J. Warren, Captain
Sprague, ha. sailed east after load Of
frozen herring.
Schooner G. W Brown, Captain Smith,
and schooner George +. keene, Captain
Gott, intena to sail for fare Of frozen her
ring, Monday the 4th Of December.
Dee |
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Our Sidewalks.

Are our sidewalks made for ornament or
for usep II for ornament, think almost
any one with an eye for beauty could sug-
gest some improvement in their construction !;
If for use, why should they be impossible
owing to the accumulation Of snow at the
very season they are most needed Such
thoughts we're suggested to me last Thurs
dsy morning, after our first snow storm,
when tried to walk on the sidewalk on one
of our principal streets and owing to the
depth OF snow was Obliged to walk in the
street. Some hours later found narrow
foot path through the middle of the side
walk where men and boys had walked. but
too narrow for women to walk in without
trailing their skirts in the snow on each side
and SO wetting both ankles and feet. No
woman Of girl in this city can walk Oh sar
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Morgan Again.
ROCHESTER. y. Y, Dec. 5.

Tobias Forbes, of CLYDE, in WAYNE coun-
~, nearly eighty years Of age, and whose
father was a cousin to William Morgan, of
Masonic notoriety, says Morgan ~ss not
murdered by his captors, but released on
condition that he would leave the country
and lie did so. gong TO Melbourne. He
there commenced the publication of news
paper, which after his death, passed to the
hands Of bis son, who may now be living IN
that locality.
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Grant berry BsI~s

Schooner Maggie Willard. Capt. George
G..ley. sailed the 18th OF November. bound
eas, after load Of frozen herring and the
same day run on 10 a bold rock outside q,
VI pose Peak Light. The vessel hung on the
rock TIL next day and then rolled of and
sunk being 8 total loss a. the water i Yer,
deep. The Captain ana part Of the crew
went 10 the Life Station IN a dory and sent
boat after the rest Of the crew. The
Captain and crew came home THURSDAY. the
3pth ult. on the steamer CIV Of Richmond
They speak 10 the highest terms Of the gen
ero,itv Of Captain and officers Of the City
Of Richmond who treated them kindly ant
gave them free passage home.
[
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u ! d..

Obifa,ir-v notices. bsgold the D,ite Naa- anil ige
mast ~ p.fid h,c az the rlte VI ten r,i.ts Il iHe
EII,wor'h-Nnv 20. George W Brglrv.
aged - ,rar- and months
Nov. -. D,cr +. Jurd IN, AGED - years. :
mouth, aud day~.
Dee. ., O.ls ". Kent nged o. years aud
mont
- m, /, ani-Noy -, Nj, Abby r. Dow.
formc'l ~ II Moth Brnoklir, aged - wears.
Bangor Wing please copy
BrorA lin-NuN. -. EIhei IL, only child Of
Albion and Mi l.. arter, aged years. II
months and IL dnl,
steubrn- Nov -. Lena. daughter Of An
thony i Edith How ard Of Gould,boro, az, d
10 weeks.
G0uid>boru-Dec. 4, y VI. S,wle. 10 .
agei - wears. 0 months aud II DAYS
Bo>tsn-Drc 1, Mr.. u A. D-whurst. az. d
~ years ami . M ,nths, daughter Of = M
Somerby, Of Ellsworth.
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ANEMONE.

The Gouldsboro mine is vet at a stand
still. but the owners are not discouraged
If the knowledge gained by the experience
of ages" is worth anything there is great
future for the GouldsbOro.
II. j. Hovey will soon put stave ma
chine into his mill He and Mr.. Dunifer
will saw nothing but slaves in their mills
next season. They are now IN the woods
skidding >tave stuff. A crew has been in
the woods a month skldding spool wood.
DR.. Silsby Is about to purchase the
MIR. Young residence on the hill, so that We
are to have a resident physician after 50
long. y.
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Fire was discovered in the shaft house
of the Deer Isle Consolidated Mine, on the
18th inst. which burned quite a large hole il
the floor aud end of the building When
found the fire was within abou. two feet Of
the powder and in a very few minutes more
would nave been beyond control.
Prof l.. l.. R,erson gave an interest
ing entertainment at Haskell's Hall, NOV. "a.
All who attended enjoyed it and went home
satisfied.
Mr. Joel +. Powers. of No. Deer Isle,
has been repairing his house which greatly
improves IT. looks.
Capt Parker Lowe is about opening a
store here.
Nov. 20. ). ).
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A lodge OF Good Templars was insti-
tuied at this place hy Rev. Jos. II. Taylor.
State Deputy, on Tuesday evening Nov. Il.
The new Hall makes a very convenient
place of meeting.
A very good Sabbath school j, held
here IN which considerable interest is taken.
The attendance is very fair. and good re-
suits may be expected from it.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

John A. Hale. at hi. bookstore on
Main street. Ellsworth. has Ja-i received a
fine line Of Worst. d. Germantown arm. and
Canvas for fancy work Of all kinds Also
lust received a large VARIETY Of room pa
pers. Opaque Holland shades and window
fixtures in all stties. Christmas and New
Years cards. Photograph and Autograph
Albums and pooket-Dooks. and al. other
articles usually found in a bookstore.
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BODY Snatchers Arrested.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Dec. :.
Frank MeNamce. dutch" Pi.ei and
Lew CleW. tie latter q ooir.ed man.
we're arrested late last nigh, whi4, drawing
a wagon containing five bodice 10 the neil
cal college. Tie bo4ie, bad been stolen
from a cemetery. THIS morning detective
visited the cemetery aud arrested Rater;
Clew, is Superintendent, and Audr,a Na.-
len
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PeaOlsscos.
s. s.

The fall term of school in district No
II, North Penobscot taught BY Miss Lizzie
Leach, one of our oldest and best teachers,
closed Friday Dec. |, with the following
unusual record of attendance which deserves
wide publication for the encouragement Of
teachers and pupils. Length of term 9
weeks whole number attending school As;
average number 43 32-45; number not alb
sent one half day &c. or two-thirds the whole
number registered. There have been but
few instances OF hardness and two or three
dismissals which we're granted for special
reasons.
Ii this record can be equalled or excelled
in the county don't fail to publish it. The
schoolhouse which was repaired about
year ago has been kept, under the superyis=
ion of Miss Leach, without a scratch or scar.
The winter term commences in two weeks
under the instruction Of Miss Leach.
II.
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City and County.
Ellsworth Church Directory.

SsRnaArIoSAL-P Preaching at 10 ~ A NJ, sabbath
School 81 a - NJ. Evening service at ~ ?. n
BAFTtSI.-lreachiug Al and IL y n sabbath school
silP.S Weekly Prayer Meeting Tuesday evening al
Tl-Zoclnck.
CGTaoLlc-r'rrschlng at 10 SoAx sabbath school q;
I'm
MErHopisr- Preaching at and ] ~ sabbath sehoo
at I'm -.
USIoS TEMPERANCE MkETISs.-Every sunday ats: %
II. at Peters' Hall
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q n her.t

MIR H. y JOY. Of Ellsworth. j. about
closing hi. second term Of Dancing schou.
in this place Mr. JOY isl gcnla! gentle
man. and has a happ, facul', FOR conduct
ing a school Of TIN, Kind Everything per.
tanning 10 the school va, don, .y,temaucA.-
~. Good order prevailed. and good attcr-
ton on the part Of the pupils made i a
very pleasant school His scholars have
made rapid progress. and have unanimously
voted II a complete success.
bee / Ur RIVER
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.Aox's the baby ?" "His Group is better
shis mosaing. thank you We gave him
some of Thomas EcLECrRIc on as you
advised, doctor. and shall give him some
more in an hour o. So" Next day the doc
tsr pronounced the yoan9ster cured
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How she sayed Her Darling

II shall not feel so nervous again about
baby's teething," writes grateful mother.
1--WE almost lost our darling from cholera
infantum, but happily heard of Parker'
Girger Tonic in time A few spoontuls
soon cured baby, and an occasional dose
Keeps US in good health. "-BrookiyH Moth
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How TO Read

YOUR doctors prescriptions. Send TWO 8
cent stamps to pay postage and receive Dr.
K aufinann's great Treatise on disorders
illustrated in colors; it gives their signs
and Authorizations. Address A r. ord"ay
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TheGovernor Of louisiana Concludes
10 be Honest.

BATUN kOIDf, Ia. Dec. ..
The Governor IA, given certificate 10
Kellogg in accordance with returns from the
80 District
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By TELEGRAPH.
dispatches TO the Ellsworth American
A Woman Fatally Burned.
BmpFFoRp, Dec. 5.


Yesterday afternoon the wife of Stephen
W. Chase, who was of incorporate habits
was found in her room fatally burned 1t Is
supposed her clothes took fire from pipe
that she had been smoking. She WAS thirt.
years old.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-12-07

The safest and surest way to restore the
youthful color of the hair is furnished by
Parker's Hair Balsam, which is deseryedly
popular from its superior cleanliness
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fort!au1
r. b. the sannulc,n-nt 4 \, W.
Greel,. ] ,,.cr
A heavy TAN storm commenced here
Wc,ue~da, morning.
Nat SUNDAY, Rev. Nj Hudson vii
nrcac.. ON The Methodist church aud its
Work
---Ile h.,uiin,l snow has n,arl, all
di,sp,,. AIRED and what remain, j, No. ,onger
b su,,ful
q r.l,;a,,o md = 4 S,oekhridge
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sprins
Il mrr. son Of Joseph Wiley. Of Cher
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attempting 10 cross the "'eT on tie ICE
He va II ,ear' OF aye.
AT meeting Il Wm H. II Roc Post.
". -. G. \ r.. held Monda, evening. al!
the officer, Of the past wear Wrn. fc-eiroted
To Their respective positions.
A,f,,.,..., Dr.. called IA rl., Advertisement
of NJ. +. Grc,h aho offer, for sale one
NJ m, f..., STOCK. Of ulihacr, and fame,
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The snow storm which commenced here
Wednesday afternoon, male 'rN good
sle'ghnE and so"di' n"m''f a'@'''' '''' n
selves d the opportunity Tor >ie'Eh noe
on Thanksgiving day,
The annual mee,ng Of k.o'erc Lodge
IA \ NJ. IN ,h., ei,,. Mi - held thurs
ia, evening. Dec :. 4, al election g.: H.
Ger, for the ensuing YEAR al. bee held at
that time a fail attendance j.. requested.