Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-11-29
Have you secured your winter stock Of

Have you secured your winter stock Of
coal.
Bark Julia goes from London to Cardiff
and loads coal for Havana.
Brig E. T. Campbell. Capt. Lord, is about
due in New York from Maranham.
Brig Myronus was at Aspinwall. Nov. l.,
dscharging lumber from Pensacola.
Bark Mary G. Hale has sailed from New
York for Vera Cruz again with coal and lum-
Der.
The iron fence along the Water street
front of the Custom house lot is being placed
in position.
Mr.. Z. II. Greedy offers for sale good lot
of horses. harnesses and wagons. See his
advertisement.
Brig Eugene Hale is on voyage to Surf
nam from Boston. General cargo out and
sugar and molasses back
Union Church service will be held ut the
Congregational Vestry, Thanksgiving Day. at
the usual hour for morning services
The windows are to be set in Senator
lIale's new house and the work OF finishing the
The annual meeting. for the election of Of
ficers of VIM. II. ii. Rice Post for the ensuing
year. will be held in their Hall next Monday
evening.
The new schooner Helen G.. Mosely. Capt.
A. G. Holt, sailed from Bangor for Philadel-
pha. Monday. with $50 thousand feet of lum-
Der on board and not loaded at that.
There will be dance and turkey supper
at Silsby's Hall. Amherst. on Thanksgiving
evening. Music will be furnished by H. n.
and \. 4. Joy. violin and piano and n. II.
Chick. cornet.
Miss Laura Watson. of Setigwick. is Wis
itng NJ Mrs. a. +. Drinkwaters. Miss Wat
son having spent some time in Germany. in
tends going there again. in the Spring. where
She will resume the study of the languages.
Through the courtesy OF Hon. Joseph
Williamson. of Belfast, we are enabled to pre-
sent 10 our readers. this week. portion OF the
military history of Ellsworth. which will be
found very interesting. and well worth pre-
serving.
sumner Fifield has taken rooms over
For>aith'> livery stable. where he is prepared
TO make over all kinds OF fur robes. horse
blankets. camp spreads. &C.. All who want
such work done will find Mr.. Fifield prompt
and reliable.
Mr.. A. NJ. Hopkins has just received fine
lot OF toilet soaps which are nicely displayed
in new show case. Mr.. Hopkins has the
reputation Of always having first class goods
and his toilet soaps are no departure from his
rule Of always keeping the best.
Isaiah Blai>dcl. Capt. Joseph Higgins.
Capt. John 4. Lord. and Others have bought
the schooner Tangent OF fremont. 100 tons
burthcn. and brought her here where she will be
put in first class order. ready for next wears
business.
The Bangor Daily Wing and Courier APP
pcarcd. Monday. in an entire new dress. print
ed on Cottrcll press. Its appearance is
decidedly improved. The Wing is live pa
per and under the able management OF Hon. C..
A. Boutelle ha> become power in the State
and especially in Eastern Maine.
Our thanks are due 10 Mr.. II. II. Kittredgc.
one Of the leading merchants at Bar Harbor.
for courte>ics extended to u last week. The
firm of X. II. kittred-,c 4 Co.. have one of the
largest and best arranged stores in the county
and have built up highly profitable trade
through careful attention to the wants Of
their customers.
An advertisement Of The Netr York Tri-
bune appears in another column. The Tri-
bune i the leading Republican journal of the
United States. and readers Of both parties will
find il q, good an exponent Of the Republican
opinion a they can take during the Prcsiden-
tial wear The Tribune is good newspaper.
and it, Weekly and Semi-wcekly editions are
especially adapted for reading In regions where
farming i the predominant interest. The Az
ricutural Department. the Home Interests. the
Book Reviews. the Political news. the foreign
letters Of TIE Tribune are all famous Mr..
Greeley was personally fond OF farming, and
he made The Tribune the greatest farmers
paper in the country. II. however. the paper
i different al all from what il was ten wears
ago il is. il possible. better paper. lis old
features are retained: and there are many new
ones. Still others are promised the coming
winter. See prospectus In another column.
The Tribune retains the plan Of offering a few
books Of the highest class as premiums for
clubs Of subscribers. We notice that thi. YEAR
there are offered the largest and best Atlas Of
the World. book for musicians. Ridpath'-
entertaining History Of the United States. the
two great Unabridged Dictionaries OF Web
ster and Worcester. aid that valuable illus
trated family work, Woods Household Prac-
ticc OF Medicine.
The Tribune has plan for starting town
Libraries and Reading Rooms. which Is worthy
of attention. The paper now appears in new
type which is very satisfying 10 the eye. In
its large print, the old Tribune excels the ma
inritv of new.Darar,