Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-09-04
State News.

Capt. i. Hi and Judge Geo. {.
Wing ar the republican candidates for rep
rr>eutI'Nys TO the Legislature from Auburn.
-lhr normal school at Pennington nov
"a, over utuet; scholars III attendance
-pr \. T. True. If Bethel. is >lnul, re-
covering from ~ shoe. Of paralysis and
rles about aiour.
Hon Maurice Black * Mayor Of san
Francisco. and formerly collector Of customs
"a, belfast !, stopping IN Camden.
5 ; Freeman Of Neuteld. a fortnight
ago a Cleveland man. ha> concluded that he
cannot seaport Cleveland and has raised
Blame ilag Al bly, residence
\ llsIIowelI man reported that he was
rihhr'l 4 80 ~ highalymen, near Mill
Aeu'> mtIi one night Ia,r week
-CGtun John ratten. Of Bath. celr-
hr.tc,l t> 9jth h'r,hda. last ~r-h.
Hon. john $ Crosby Of 81. Joseph,
Me-, / mentioned q, republican candidate
f.r Can-tr,> IL thit District NJ. Crosby
j. ara'Ne Of Un't,. Waldo county.
At the Republican Glass Convention,
Held at lioul,on, Frederic A. Powers. Esq.
Us nominated a. . candidate for Repre-
Sentative n The Legislature.
\ Bawdplaaa.n farmer lost t. sht acre,
NJ corn rs frost, MpnIay night Of last week.
I.,.. l. -. l,-L.., II, H..
Knox Lincoln railroad. while trying 70
lamp on moving iteiZht car, slipped and
FELL, un' had his lett .eg broken just above
'he knee
The September term Of TIE supreme
( 'n4rf ar Ip.-.ta,- 'Iba
suits u PnlIiipS. against the druggists are
SCI down Tor trial.
Nj. I'm N,r.,,. fSk,uh..,,, v;f. of
i If. Marble anI l,u,h,.r Of Ii. It'll pr
4 \. Mann. droop.d dead of hearf disease
While out waking Wednesday morning.
Al recent r,mn.,i,i,e ..min,,;o,
f,r ,,D,i,,;m4,, N,v,l c,Jrt from, ,b.,
thirI C.nor...iounl di,rrict onh oil. anuli.
IAN, Rainh II Wriph, was nr.sc,,, ard
wa, therefor. Amounted. say. tn. B,yfast
Joarnal
c F.. co..
r. ~ ''"'' '. 'a'"' w. s''''eu 70
IrM "'' II >'.'''''e ~ ! dnrN, was run
"a" "a -, a 'oe uu' was 'dNe',
- p "''e' u n iie VIZ 'ePal anu
l"''ee"
: mas. !. Norton, postmaster IN East
port since 1901, ana an influential Repub-
lean, died tuesday after long illness.aged
% wears.
The C,,h,jic. of F,;r6ell b,,s mads
rho Tr;yarsaI;st. =, ogsr 81 sI-tn for -
church and if they do not trade. they will
proceed to the erection of new edifice. for
which plans have already been decided upon.
The town az Dover adyer,;ses for n loan
Of asOOO n comrIs,a H.. ~ 81 20 h,;Id
inc the BRIDGE at Eas, dover This noney
wiI he revived ii snms of s,o0 and M
wards on and after September | upon which
four per cent. interest will be paid
B. l.. Akers, of Andover. met with
painful accident recently while bridling
horse. The horse threw his head round.
hitting Mr.. Akers in the face and breaking
the bone OF the nose so badly as to make it
necessary 10 remove some parts OF it.
The Eastern State saws it is rumored
that large shoe factory will be erected in
Dexter soon. At the last annual town
meeting was so'ed ''iht all new "on manuiact,
aa"is ens.' lses' inaes',ng S'.Vo, shcuiu
'p' "''" '"A"''o'' WI Pe''ou Vi 'e"
The following changes have been or
d oefed IN the mail service: Route 2l9-
Cnerr!ileid TO beddington. from Sept. !,
Mary Stevens has been commissioned most.
mistress at Monheyap.
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