davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1885-02-06

Civil baptism has followed civil marriage
In France. Last month. a 3-ycar-old girl,
dressed In white. and wearing a ~tri-color
sash, was -eivillyH baptized by n French
mayor.
, 1885-02-06

Boston Watchman: Within the last nins
year., nearly 500 churches have been burned
In America. mostly through defective heat
Ing a2parntaa
, 1885-02-06

We love our dead, aud hold their memories
de1r,
Bat living loee 4 sneatnr than regret
Gods ways are Just and, though they seem
savers.
He can give back with blessings greater
Than we have lost He chastens for some
That 4 oas weakness is not understood.
-IBarton Grey.
, 1885-02-06

= bum shall
, 1885-02-06

Il does seem TO be a little bit cxtravagant
TO put a $500 ssaskin sacque upon a 81
woman, but It Is sometimes exculable when
iii the only way Of amothering 5000
worth OF nl-temper.
, 1885-02-06

Victor Hugo; Tho beautiful is nothing
morn nor less than the summit Of the trua
, 1885-02-06

Alas, that ono Is borne in blight.
Victim OF perpetual slight
When thou lookest on his fncs
Thy heart saith, Brother. 20 thy wayal
None shall ask rhea what thou doest.
Or carr a rush for what thou kno~e1t,
Or listen whsn thou repliest
Or remember WHORE thou lest.
Or how thy supper Is aodden.7
And another i born
To make thu sun forgotten
, 1885-02-06

JOB printing neatly and
promptly ereeHfed az the
Header job rooms.
, 1885-02-06

A baby feet like sea-shells pink.
Might tempt should Heaven zee m,
An angel lips to kiss, l think
A haby's feet
Like rose-hued ssa-fiowsrR toward the heat
They strutch. and spread and wink
Their ten soft buds, that part and NEST
No nower-bolls that expand and shrink
Clean half 70 heavenly sxost
A. shine On life's untrodden brink.
A baby's feet
, 1885-02-06

Legal blanks at the Leader office
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-30

Rev. Frederic H. Magoun, ID. d.. for
merly Of Bath, died Of cancer at GrinnelI,
Ia, April 10, at the age Of 80, univer-
sally lamen,ed. He had been linger-
ing several months, and his resignation and
peace Of mind were complete. Mr.. Magoun
was born in Bath, graduated at Iowa
College in 1878, and was a tutor there
1851. His first passionate was at Gilman.
Ia, and since 1882 he has been pastor at
Storm Lake in the same State. The mar
rage Of his sister Mary to Mr.. n. B. Ray
mond Of Des Moines had been set for this
spring, but had been postponed. At the
earnest request Of the dying man it was
consummated, however, at his bedside.
April Q.
Sheriff Irish of Knox county was in
Augusta, Fast Day. He brought with him
the warrants on which he hung the two Ital
ians. and made his return on the same. He
will have the unpleasant duty Of hanging
three more this year: Wilkinson in No
vember, and Blaney and Mrs. Barrows in
December unless their sentences are commu
ted, and their chance, are slim for an, thing
but hanging. The law fixes no fee for
the sherf-s duty in hanging. but the gov
ernor and council fix the paw. 800 was
paid for hanging Wagner and Gordon, and
also for the prior execution. 1t is probab e
that Sheriff Irish will be allowed the same
sum.
The Calais Times says "The lumber
ing season has been heightened out unusu-
ally this spring. There are a number Of
teams yet in tie woods and we learn from a
reliable source that men and teams have.
within the last week, been seut into the
woods on the head waters to aid in hauling
operations not vet ended. There is still
three feet OF snow in the woods, even on the
tributaries of the ST. Croix"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-30
Nominations by the Governor

To take birds for scientific purposes John
NJ. Hastings, Bangor; Nathan Clifford Brown.
Portland.
Fish and Game Warden, Jesse T.. Fris.
bee. kittery; AbDah Tarbox. Biddeford; A.
l.. Johnson. Portland; VIM II. Johnson.
Booihbay; John l.. Thompson, Newcastle;
Riley Davis, Gushing.
Justices Of the Peace and Quorum-John
NJ. Flfed, Portland; Jordan b. Mitchell.
Casco; Stllman b. Tuttle. Skowhegan: W.
W. Waterman. Poland; john NJ g. Emer-
son, Lyman; Albert G. Wakefield, Bangor;
Gustavus b. Staples, Temple; Franklin C..
Payson, Portland; Edward Lowe, NorrIdye-
wock; Silas Sprague, Auburn; Eben NJ Ha-
NOR. Eden; John \. Lowe. E,srporl; $.
Shur,ef. Portland; Seth l.. Larrahee. Plr,-
land; Thomas A. Hunt. Camden; Alphru, II.
Foote. Phipsburg; John VI ksler, Scarboro;
Edwin 6. Titcomb, New Gloucester: Nathan
c. Cleaves, Portland; Jeremiah H. Jordan
Mariavile.
lriil Justices Ross A. Shaw. Wa<hhnrn:
Obldah 6. Cook. Harrison; Charles J GU.
VIM; John o. Johnson liher,; George
4. Emery. Saco.
Inspector OF ish-George f. IL rriman.
Portland.
Notary Public Frank H. Jordan. ra,n-
aston.
Coroner-Wm. c. Towle, Fryebuf..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-30

The ice IA, eft Great Pond and driv-
ing. farming and bark peaing are the prin-
clpal topics Of conversation, chopping bee,
and cuttings the amusements.
Taking up an old diary of 1874. find
that - inches of snow fell here the 27th
day Of April. QIite contras, from to-
DAYS snow storm.
School commences the first Monday in
Nav. l.. 5. Williams, teacher. Quite mer-
~ party nave been cleaning the school house
to-day.
Mrs. Ella Clifford is at home from Bos-
ton. where she has been dressmakns for
the past year.
A new arrival in town. Little daugh-
ter to Mrs John Hanson.
Miss Nellie Colson has been very sick
but is gaining quite fast under the treat
ment Of DR.. Slsbr. He has been very sue
cessful here. and as physician is fast win
ming the confidence of the people We
hope that his ambition will not lead him TO
fields of practice new. but that he will he
content TO live and labor near the home of
his childhood, building up kindly memories
that will live long after he will have passed
away.
A letter from Pasadena. Cal. tonight
gives nice description of the fruit, vege-
tables, flowers and the lovely climate there,
but as we cannot all live in California We
NAV as well be content in tbs wiIds of Maine.
April y. T..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-30
County News.


East Lamoine.
The schooner Lewis King arrived home
from her winters coasting on Sunday. Her
last trip was for fruit from Barracoa, Cuba,
and We understand was successful, both to
shippers and owners. She brought quite
load east. Judging from her appearance,
most Likely fittings for Bank trip.
Steamers in our bay are quite numerous
about This time. We frequently count three
or four passing up and down at the same
time. On Monday, steamers Rockland,
Electa and Stella Pickett, were at the wharf
Herring having come into the bay in large
numbers, the boats from the BROOKLYN FAC.
tory come for them. 1t was estimated that
in the Rodick weir at Bar Harbor, on Mon
day, there was over thousand bushels Of
fish on one tide.
Joseph NJ. Deering, President of the
International Sanitary aud Guano Co.. ar
rived by steamer Rockland last Saturday
and on Monday morning a small crew of
men commenced preparatory work at the
factory. 1t is expected that active opera
tons will be commenced at these works.
New machinery will be introduced, and in
the near future employment, will be given to
large number ofhAnds preparing fertilizers
both for home and foreign consumption.
On Mcnday the steamer Lewiston made
her last trip of the season from Ess,port to
the railway at Hancock. 4 number OF pas
sengers for this place came on her. The
wife of George II. Ray. and three children;
the wife of Frank Ray, and number of
workmen who are to he employed in the sar-
dine works, were brought from the railway
terminus in the steamer Stella Pickett. max
ing by this route an easy trip from PASSPORT
to this place.
Some little farming is being done by
our people on the highlands. bat there is a
great amount of water in the ground on the
lower lands and the ground is cold and IN
iii for seed. In the upper part of the Point
district, where the land is sandy and dry.
quite a number of farmers have got their
early potatoes and peas planted but as
general thing the greater part of spring
work Is vet TO be begun.
-Lobst.rs are not so plentiful as usual
at tins time of the wear. aud our fishermen
are getting good prices for them for home
consumption. We are glad To be able to
state that one o. our citizens is about 10
commence a new mean, of supplying fresh
fish. They vii he brought hv steamer. on
ice. direct from onl SIDE fishing blat,. a con
veyancc Will connect with the boat, the fish
will then he peddlei from house to hnu>e
while perfectly fresh and all this donr on
reasonable profits
1t is the intention of our youn. pcop'r
TO have Maying party. at the town house
Frldi, evening. Monaghans orchestra sill
furnish music for the dance. and IT,. Ladies
AID Spcetv Of East Lamoine viii provide
supper. Circulars Of invitation lave been
sent out and good time is expected.
J {. ".
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-30

beer I,'e.
C. II. Howard ha. hem in Ppri and
the past week, returning FRIDAY with a new
horse. Mr.. {. ". Bryant also received
horse by same boat,
- The >,desAlk from lI,l~lts' Corner to
Nlil-da u, i. well niva3crl toward compile
ton. step In the night direction.
Nh, J.. p. Johnson's .tabi~ i, rapidly
approaching comp.ct.on. and she viii have
porico built over the front door o. her
dive ling, also a new front fence.
Mr.. Snlder's boarding house is up and
boarded. kockiand men are doing the
work
Work on second degree in Marine
Lodge +. \. NJ. last TUESDAY evening.
Next Tnesday proxy will BE- chosen to
represent the Lodge, at the Grand Lodge to
be holden IN Portland, May ..
C II. Holden ami family arrived home
Friday. from Portland, where they have
been spending the winter. They will pre-
pare for summer boar iers. of which the
Holden House" is usual, fun
-Sociabe Of Christian Endeavor" Fri
DAY. tlIiie pleasant gathering and some
liitle cash.
Schooner Morn, W Chllds" arrived
from Belfast saturday Everett Haskell
join, her here a, 1T Oil ~
Annie Jordan. Young LADY, Of abou,
foIrteei, wears, died quite suddenly Tuesday
last, with consumption also, very Suddenly
on Thursday. Mrs. Elz4heth, wife Of Eben
jordan of pneumonia.
Quite a respectable snow storm Sunday.
Apr 20, which brings TO mind the very ap-
propriate remark of the Rock and Courier
Gazctte that II any one in udine should
wear a straw hat. at this seasyn, he would
get ii plugged rih a moT b1N"
OHe Of our neighbour. ha. little boy Of
about four wears, and the other day he was
sen, after some mix and impressed with the
dea that il mast be soHr mix The next
day he Was sent after some eggs and after
going few steps. turned around and said
70 his mother "Wnnt show eggs ?"
April -. LOU.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-30

Recent surveys show that the entire
city of Virginia, Nevada, has moved over
thirty inches to the east since the big fire Of
1875. The Maynard Block on Golden Hill
is known to be gradually sliding down in
the direction of Gold Canon, and has moved
nearly two feet since its erection. This
movement is so gradual that it does not af-
feet in any manner the safety of the build
iugs. as the ground to depth of nearly one
hundred feet TO the bedrock is known to be
continually sliding. Ii is a well known fact
among practical miners that the ground on
which Virginia City is built is what is termed
a slide. and that it is necessary to sink near
ly one hundred feet before finding the nat
ural bed rock.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-30
GOuld,boro.

GOuld,boro.
Mrs. A. G. Guptll died the 9th inst,
aged about % years.
School in this distric, began the 26th
inst, Miss Annie Pratt, teacher.
George Tracy of Franklin, sawed his
thumb off in the upper stave mill, last Fri
day.
There are eleven Lawrence Townley"
heirs in this town.
e. +. Whitaker has one horse wood
saving machine, made BY G. r. Harrison.
II is not expensive, and will do the work of
three men with buck saws
Capt. w. Fernald is getting well along
with the building of his vessel, and will
launch the first of June.
e X. Rolf and family are moving from
West Sullivan TO their home in this place.
Several of our young men have left to
join the mackerel feet
Mr.. Charles Campbell and family, who
have been living in Ki,tery for year or
more, will soon return TO their home here.
The ground was covered with snow last
Monday morning. X.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-30
Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Benjamin +. Fogg, Jr., of Lamoine,
W in the county OF Hancock and state Of Msins
did on the 18th day OF January, A. ID. 1881, by his
lnurtgage decd recorded in Vol. 49, folio $50,
vey TO me (lienjamin r. Fogg) a certain lot or par
eel of land, situated in said Lamone and bounded
and described as follows, to wit: Commencing on
the highway road leading from Partridge Cove
toward Dist. No. 5, in said town, stake for cor
ner bound thence southerly about five rods inter
secfing the easterly line of land owned by Geo.
Hamor thence soutiIery on said IIamor's line to
the highway shore road TO a stake for bound;
thence souiherly following Henry ID. Genishs
line sixty eight rods; thence easterly on said Ger
IRISH line eight and one half rods thence southerly
following said Gerfish line 20 the shore; thence
easterly by the hank fourteen rods to stake and
stones, thence Dortherly to the highway (shore
road TO stake being 1871 rods wide at said road;
thence northery to the first mentioned highway
road; thence westerly following said road 10 the
first mentioned bound, containing thirty five acres
more or less. The conditions in said mortgage are
broken and claim foreclosure of the same and
give ,his notice for that purpose.
BENJAMIN F. FOGG,
BY w. b. G,
April "a, 1855. 3wls
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-30
IALI AND SFE HIM.
A. III. NORRIS,

To the Hon. 7. {. woo,lman. one ~ tin. Justice.
of the Peace, within aud for tb" ,yuut. u.
Hancock.
THE Undersigned members Of ta, Eastern River
l. Lock II ~luice Co. "a corporation tNs-t.H- ..
law, respectfully represents that d Ul,gtg ,l cd.
corporation cannot be othcrNi-e ra'l,i .aNra.I..
and We therefore according o. tHv statute tr -
cases made and provided MAKE tNG- written ,f.
plicatiun Ia you Ia cau meeting ut tii, member,
Of said corporation Ia be bUhi,u Ht ttu. unI.,. .,
Sewall D. swazey, In Buck-port,ou NouJ'. ,ac q.
day OF MAY, \. u. l~s1. at O'Clock 4 Vi t.~ f..e
follow ing purpose, To- wit
FIRST, To choose Moderator
SECOND, To choose a CLERK G1l Irua...r,r
Third, To choose Board ~ m, r. .rr,.,.r-
FOI RTH. To audit and i"tcrmi.. .., .l.ttia, ..t
outstanding liabilities al SAID raIn.04t.... l. r..
provide means f"r the payment "f 'n -.,l4c anil
In 1t should be considered advisable. So, to l.
Ia authorize some officer. or oh''l-. u' 'r r,rI,t
ration. e. advertise ami sell thv -t}l r. ,v' vJ
personal AMI real, al public IUttlHl.. .rr t. ,t.
sac, they may deem most for tar interest .'
the corporation, aud I" maxi. -tlU ua,l .N,ylr.
proper deeds to purchaser, atI Ia JAA, .if. f..
thcr action that Circumstance ll.s r,.l i-lg Co.,.
proper surrCntCr 81 The charter .t ti,
FIFTH To transact any other Nu-tls,.. Rtl...
mas legally come before said meeting
natc'i At Bnrk-port the l'th taN ~ \rr. A. o.
l-~5.
S ,,, Z. SwsLn. t{.~o.r
} EnT " Nw> >%,|f'' I.a. : t-, s,...
>tw,lL Il. >w,zE,. >ur,t,Ju- Iarru... t,..
J"u> " >N,zE,. frruat~ !. ~,... K,
!. " - Wy, one >hJu
u,>cuck. $50 >cwalr y. -.,,l... ....... t....
-igncr- of the above application.
l"u ar hereby directed 10 cali rI-,rln- ~ ,I..
above named corporation. a. ht hrnI tt.,. '....
aud place therein named, ht rtu-.u- . ..U.
-nid application ami IT this wa,ra,u, %. ....
in the Eli-R ORTIZ american. new -tap'r -,sy...
before the time uaniv,t for -HiI fu,ttin-
Witnc-- nv baud In'i seal thi- l7fh 80. ..' A..
\, u lsS5
T. G. GOODMAN
Justice uf tit, pt.4rt
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-30

The Charleston s. c. Reaister. a
sound Democratic organ objects to saving
money by abolishing a few clerkships and
selling half dozen coach horses ..when
hundred million yeal is squandered in men.
SONS. The party that has not the courage
TO curtall this wrongful, cruel expenditure.
cant get alongside Of the people by kicking
out lew helpless clerks OF selling out five
or SIX pairs of coach horses and all that sort
Of trash"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-30
Notice on Petition for Discharge,
STATE OF MAINE

III tNcOCk. -$.-t'uurt OF Insolvency.
In the case Of Frank T.. Cot In.olvent Debtor
NOTICE j. hereby given that a Petition ha, ON
~ this 9TH DAY Of April, \. -. I>-i been present
eel 10 ~aid court for -ait county, hy Frank T. colt
% Eruokin in the county 10 HHncuck PRAYING
that he may ice dccrred t. full di4rhar.y, from
all hts debts, pruVahle under the usul tnt act Of
the state ~ Maine. approved February 81 l@1- as
amended ami upon said petition, 1t l. or Tered hY
said court that 4 hearing ~, had upon the same
hcfnrr SAIL court At BuCk sport In said county Of
Hancock on W ctue~sly TIA" thirteenth ,lIy of Mag
\. H. I~~i at TIVE o'clock IN the afternoon. Nnd
that notice thereof Bee puhli-hc Ia the Ellsworth
American, ncw -papcr published IN -aid county
Of Hancock, once week for two -tcrcssiNr week
the last publication To be dav- brforv IN, dav uf
hearing And that all creditors who have proved
their drht-, anil other persons Interested, may az.
pear at Shd place and time and show cause IL anN
they have why a discharge should not t,' granted
said debtor according "a the PRAYER IT his petition.
tnt>. T. p"RH, Register Of SAM court Tor said
county ~ iiauCork ,vl-t
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-30
Flower Festival in Southern California.

Ed. american The first flower Festival
ever held in Southern California was inau-
gurated last evening in Nadeau Hall Of this
city. $1,000 rare and beautiful roses be-
aides large quantities Of other flowers and
numerous plants are on exhibition. The
Festival was gotten up BY the ladies of Los
Angeles, many of whom are from the New
England States and several of them from
Maine. The Festival will continue through
the week and will undoubtedly be a great
success.
Yours truly,
PIG. WOOSTER.
Los Angeles, April Is, 1885.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-30

Tbs nasai AMI military preparations IN
J. = iAnd anl R4>>Ja continue with aa4bated
'lSor. Several thousand Russian troops
have been sent to poin', near the Afghanis-
'aa frontier, and ia England war credit of
>)j.olH,9'a has been voted. There is a ru-
NOR of another battle between the Russians
aai Afghan force, in which the former were
defeated with considerable los Diplomat
ic circles in Europe are excited and many
believe war to be inevitable. Waile it T.,
true that war may be declared, ii seem,
20 laIy true that neither nation desire, it
and The EUG!.>h government, especially APP
pear, anNloa, to avoid a contest
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-30

According to circular issued by Post,
master General Villas, ''only those favorably
recommended to the Department" will be
allowed to participate in the competitive
examinations required by the civil service
rules. Of course. only Democrats will be
regarded as ''favorably recommended,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-30
STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK ss.-Court OF Insolvency, second
Thursday of April, A. d.. 1873,
In the matter Of Jesse Treat of Bucksport.
Insolvent Debtor.
TT Is hereby ordered that notice be given to
| all persons interested in the settlement Of
the first account of Eben b. Gardiner, Assignee
of the above named insolvcnt Debtor. by caus-
ing a copy of this order to he published two
weeks, suecessyely, in the Ellsworth Ameri-
can, Il newspaper printed in Ellsworth. in said
county, that they may appear at u Court of In
sovency to be held at the Probate Court Room
on the second "Wednesday Of Nav next ~
two O'Clock in the afternoon, aud be he.r'i
thereon. and object if they see cause,
Owls o. =. CUNNINGHAM
Judge OF Insolvency Court for Hanco.L
CnuutH.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-30

Colby UNIVERSITY,
Waterville, Me-, April "a. 1885. :
By request of Hon. S. l.. Miliken, com
petitive examination Of candidates for ap-
pointment, from the Fourth Congressional
District, to the United States Military
Academy at West Point, will be held in
Memorial Hall, Waterville, on "Wednesday,
June 3, commencing at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
Candidates are required to be no, less than
seventeen nor more than twenty two years
of age and to be residents of the District.
S. X. SMITH.
Chairman of Ey amininr Inn
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-30
Eczema : Salt Rheum.
Anosher Clear and Positive Recovery
An Elderly Lady. Letter


Among the numerous letters received hv DR.
Kennedy tcStifying to notable SALT RHETM cgre.
the following will be found Of Interest To- our
readers, who may accept our assurance OF Its
perfect authenticity and truthfulness
WORCESTER. Mass Narch q, l-si
DR. y. Kennedy, RoHdaHf. n. j.
DEAW SIR Until recently have been for three
years a sufferer from salt Rheum. It followed
upon attack or ErS siprlaS, Tor which was for
u hong time un,icr medical treatment. | placed
nv self again in the hands OF the physicians who
sitd. have no Doubt. all that could be- lone Onr
thing i sure. however. was none the better for
Al the medicine they gave me The painful and
upsightly disease made continual progress until
began Ia fear should never get ril ~ IT,
Ky means of one Of tho=" accidents that often
result IN So much blessing | had INV attention
called To Your FaNpRfTE REMEDY. which Twas
tnld would surely do me Euo-l used IT, and
within much shorter time than I would have
beiieS cd possible, | received permanent cure
avn now perfectly free from ~at Rheum What
comfort this T. aud how it places Your WONDER
ful meiicne In my opinion. yon may gu.-a at
hut never know keep II now constantly tn the
house family medicine. Yours truly
MRS. Dt\AfI PHhIR
MIR rhair sometime since when On visit To
Kansas, found ca-r Of salt Rhcuin could
not xrt FtNoRtTE REMEDY sent {" Nrw ORR
CITY for IL. and cured the
For all diseases ~ the blood. Liver kidney.
bladder and digestive Organs. pr. Dattd Non
nr,iy'- FANpRirE REMEDY. Rnnilnuf \ \
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-30

denominations are reported to have
been received from high quarters in Italy
tha' Mr. helley, oar newly appointed minis
ter TO that country would not be received by
Inc Italian Government in diplomatic ca
paciiy. To avoid the humiliation. there
fore, OF having minister of the United
states Government, accredited to the Italian
Government. refused recognition there. !, i
now proposed TO send him as minister 10
Russia Nj Kelley must be provided for
and II be is obnoxious to one Court he is to
be tried at another and so on till one is
found that Will tolerate him.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-30

The democrats of the Indiana deleca-
lion called on the President. Friday. and
made combined and sustained attack on
him for not changing offices faster. They
insisted that he should begin on the inter
IA! revenue collectors and others that had
no fixed term Of Office. Tle President heard
them patiently. but had very little to say
that afforded these >poils men any sa,isfac
ton. In fac, several Of these callers. on
returning from The White House. in lam
gaage that was peculiarly emphatic, made
known 10 their friends that they dll no, OBJ
'an ~alIoW Of satisfaction flom the Press
dent.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-04-30

Orissi.
Joseph Bray sent two salmon to n,ar-
ket Friday, April 81 the first taken in East
river this season. Weight 80 pounds.
-"The good times coming" are yet in the
future.
The hay market has been very active
the last month. Most of the surplus has
been disposed of.
There has been great fatality among
the hogs and pigs. Ii somebody could tell
the reason it would be well.