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Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-01-23

Mrs. Laura Shrewsbury, grand
neiGe aud the oldest suryivi' z relative
of Gen. Washington, died last week
aged IS years.
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CLUB LIST.

We will furnish the following papers and Pc
T cdicals with the sEMI-wEEKLY SOUTH KEN
FtfcKI AN at the subioined chean ratas:
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-01-23

Secretary Frelinghuysen has order
ed life-size portrait of ex.Secretary
Blaine for the State Department, at
cos I of 800.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-01-23

JamesG. Blaine, jr., threw a bottle
Of ink at the head ola man who was
speaking sligbtingly of James G. ST.,
in the Parker House, Boston. =
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-01-23

Miss Laura A. Pelton. niece of
Hon. Ssm1 J. 1ilden. was married
in New York Tuesday 10 II. w. IIaz-
ard.
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" pdiing Bell..

On TUESDAY evening last. Nov. 10. one OF
our enterprsing young business men was uni
ted in marriage at the residence Of Rev. ). W.
Eddy on Broadway. After the marriage cere-
monv was performed, the happy couple were
greeted at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. John
F. Harris. corner Of Ashland and Home streets,
with 4 family gathering OF about forty persons,
who were in waiting to extend cordial well
come and their well wishes for the future hap
pne-s OF AN only son and his chosen companion
in life on this their bridal eve. A wedding
supper was served, after which the bridal
couple took the seven o'clock train for short
stay among the hills of Maine, the brides
home. Mr.. Frank b. Harris of Beverly and
Miss Mary A. Condor of Brooksville, Me-,
have the best wishes of their many friends and
the writer hopes that they will never be
hnraSs-ed with adversely but that prosperity
and long life together, may attend them in their
new home among u.s. Berer'y Times. OF
November Is.
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observed in homes. society and churches. And
the custom l. one that should be continued by
the Christian people Of the whole nation. We
have much TO be thankful for on this Thanks
giving day. Some Of the many causes for
thankfulness were named rs follows: we
should be thankful that over all and above nj,
is an infinitely good and wise God, who with.
ont mistake or error. guides and rules every
thing in the universe; should be thankful
for life. for the innumerabe fayors which God
is daily bestowing upon US, for orr institu-
tions Of learning. for national prosperity for
the good feeling among all classes and sections
Of our people. for friendly connections with
foreign nations, for the growth and prosperity
Of religion. for future home beyond the
tomb. but most OF all we should be thankful
that when. because OF mans disobeiienee. the
whole human race were doomed TO endless woe
and were without hope in the world. God
in his infinite love and compassion, provided a
means of escape, plan OF salvation. by the
gift OF his only son. Jesus Christ, 10 be pro-
ptiator for our sins. The speaker closed by
urging new and deeper conservation TO God.
The opening prayer was by Rev. +. ii. Osgood
and the closing one by Rev. +. A. Herring.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-12-03

East I.moin-.
There was delay of steamer connections
last week due to the severe storm west.
Steamer Rockland left her wharf here on
Monday and did not arrive on her return
trip till Saturday.
The storm was not very heavy in this bay,
hut We had an eNtraordinar, high run Of
tides.
Some very pleasant DAYS for the latter
part Of November, especially on Thanksgv-
ing day.
The young, and some old, people had ian
old fashioned Thanksgiving candy pull" in
SWEET. hall and closed ceremonie. with an
old fashioned hop
Mr.. David SWEET has been laid up with
lame foot for a week past but is again able
to be about.
The ladies connected with the Lamoine
Grange of Z. of II. held another sociabe in
the town hall Thanksgiving eve. Funds de-
rived from these entertainments are to be de-
voted to the purchasing of furniture for the
new hall, which will soon be built.
Some work is being done at the sardine
factory fish, however are brought from the
weirs IN ANAL quantities, and the number
of hands employed is getting small. but as
sardines are in good demand they seem de-
termined to pack as long as the law will per-
nit.
We noticed on Mondsy, that the steamer
Rockland took the last catch of Holsters for
this season, three hundred cases of .ardines,
q large amount of other freight and quite a
crowd Of passengers.
Mr.. f. G. DesisIes came up from Bar
Harbor on last boat and spent Sunday at
his old home returning BY boat on Monday.
MIR. Desisles was pioneer in the early days
at the Harbor, and his friends are hopeful
that he may be as useful in helping build up
the proposed watering place at the Isle au
Haul.
Capt. George Pierce returned home from
Gloucester on steamer Rockland on Satur-
day, after spending many months msckerel-
ing and fishing on the Georges Banks; he
reports that this season has not been a
profitable one for fishermen.
One of our good women said to me the
other day that although we have, as report
ed iu the AMERICAN, neither minister, law
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-12-03

TERIEl HAYNES.

Mr.. rrrirs IIsyne, whose death wa. record
FL a-t week. hs- MANY fricnd- and relative.
NJ distance Il seems fitting to put on record
hTirf estimate OF the regard In " hitch he -
held In the community " here ho - bong lived.
Born Ia Trenton. In l>11l. he one Of IS
children. all OF " hoIn reached maturity. In
hi Young manhood. In con~eIucnr. 81 ,!i>-
a>tcr 10 vessel at sea. Of hiCh he " A. ou, of
the principal owners, all the acquisition. OF
h. prey iou- life Were swept away. leaving him
Iruulic,>: uudi~courased he took hi way 10
The b"rirr- u the wilderness. now know A.
pcIh.m. where for more than - year. he ha-
resided. by hI. industry. fruraltty and per
severance he ahir To secure 4 sufficient
competency. adding from wear Ia wear to thc
convcnienc,> and comforts Of hi. home. Ia
80 -par>tlv settled region the priS iics,, for
the education Of hi. children were few, vet bv
n high appreciation %! it. Importance hr was
able To secure such means ~ mental culture
qualified them for the positions Of Usefulness
and rc-pcciahlllty which they now occupy.
He was energetic, public spirited and took
hearty interest in all that concerned the welfare
OF the community III which he dwc!t He
chrerfully aud commercially held % hi, way till
tn" end csme. by h- intelligence. integrity
and Kindness OF heart he secured the good vii
OF al who knew him and i'll b. long and ten
derry remembered Mr.. HAYNES WA. man
who feared God and had firm faith In the
truths 81 Christianity. and Il j. believed that
they had a practical lpiiurucc over the un-go-
ing 81 H. life. ~ Years ago h. Wa married
10 Nl~. Margaret rhona, Of Eden. The true
wife. the d,S oi.d mother and the heart, sNin-
laihizer with him in all the jo,s and sorrows
OF their long welded life j. now left Ia
finish what remains Of her journey alone
aided by the sympathy and ear, OF lo'iu, chill
uFtn.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-12-03

GOLDEN WEDDING. The brothers and
sisters with members Of their families and
other invited guests met al the home Of
Isaiah Young and wife, North Lamo!ne, on
Thanksgiving Day, il being the fifieth an
niyersary of their wedding day. II wa. in
deed grand occasion and one which, while
II brought JOY and thaukiunes to our
hearts. hears with it one Of the most beauti-
fol and touching lessons in the book of life.
Oar respected aud venerable brother and
sister have indeed reached The golden age Of
maturity. Hand in hand have they ascend
Cd the bill. hand IN hand are the, descending
into the valley valley lighted With the
und,ing and unshitling lamp Of taithfulness.
love and devotion. What privilege it
VS.. for us to meet in their home the bride
and bridegroom Of TO-DAY IN soul in heart
The bride and bridegroom Of half a century
ago. Time has sown fresh flowers in their
hearts time has garsnded their brows
with choicest flowers time has but mellow
I'd their affections. which. like good wine,
mas but improved with age. We met to
congratulate them upon the fitch anniyer
sAry OF their marriage. to wish them many
long wear Vet before they snap the golden
link that binds them together. That their
bafque NAV sail upon golden and that
their sunset may be a golden sunset Is our
united sentiment y. K. W.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-12-03

a t-rl ccminendabe system was inaugu-
rs-u1 d. N-> JOY and her able assistants al
tHr Belmont school building YESTERDAY. one
cst'eul mated 10 bring teachers. parents and pupils
into closer harmony. Invitations were sent
Ply the teacher, 10 the parents TO attend
Yesterday afternoon and witness n review and
literary exercises. quite number accepted
fii- nSitailon and al OF the rooms report Nisi-
tor. The review in each demonstrated 10 the
director and parents present that there is good
steady. faithful work being accomplished and
That the best order prevails. BY repeating
these review, at the end of each month an In
teresl and comfy between all concerned in the
welfare Of the schools will be promoted. The
shove from the Grand Forks dakota Daily
Herdid. of Nov. :. has reference 10 Miss
Hattie JOY, recently of this city.
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Obituary.
David MOORE

In the death OF Uncle David Moor. a. he was
Familiarity known. Ellsworth loses one Of its oldest
citizens He has been feeble for several wears ow
ing 10 his ase. but aside from this has enjoyed
good health until few weeks ago he took cold
which resulted in his death. lie wa. born tu
Ira. In lS3s he married Miss Ecbecca Bckfnri
and about hat time NOV Ell Ia No. Ellsworth. then
wilderness and ieok up farm ~hcrr be ha-
lived for more than half century and brought up
large family. when he NOV Ell there. only a fcw
settlers had taken NJ land and there wns no road
oulS spotted line" through Ia Bangor. hut b,
constant Industry. he made comfortable home
aud was respected citizen and KIND father,
Ten children were born Ia them and they a! -
adopted daughter Five 81 these SURVIVE their
father Viz Mir james Moor. 81 Ellsworth. Mr.
Farucl Moor, 81 Ellsworth, MIR Adiic >tilphcu
Of Ellsworth, Mr.. James Ban4cy. OF Ellsworth
Mis- Fannie Moor. II Bo.ton.
Beside large number 81 grand children, he
had at the ;tnc Of hi, death 10 great grand
Children.
Atthc rl"-, - Tho war Of the Rebellion. Mr.
Aiii" Nuilhcu, widowed daughter wen; hack :.
the od homestead to care tor the Old people ami
slI That lowing and faithful daughter could Boo
ha- been dome to make them comfortable ami happy
until H"ti have been removed by death
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-12-03

How beautiful are the above lines
uttered hy the worlds greatest mind
How infinite the scope 81 man :
power ii hi, faculties are Well pre-
served. Nothing. short of creation.
i To him impossible Our soul j.
lost IN admiration when we contcm-
plate the po--ihili les OF thu greatest
exhibition Of Infinite Power. Yet
what Is this "quintes>cnce Of dust
when blasted hv di~ca-c-hi- noble
functions perverted or de.troycl2
A. "alI men are born free and
equal" a far A. moral rights are
concerned 80 likewise wc hold they
should be born physically, but A.
long as children must suffer for the
sins of their parents this cannot be.
That the human race has deter
ioraied physically i conceded
question. To restore ii !, m i'm
possibility, as long as people persist
in immortality and lndul .encc- which
are in disregard of natures laws.
The most we can do then is 70 amel
ioratc this condition. and cure disease
in individuals
To this end We offer IL the public.
remcdic. which have done more
gool-accompli,hci better results
in oycrthrowing disease than any
others which have been discovered
up 10 the present time, VIZ:
DR.. Flowers Liver and
Stomach Sanativc. and
Nerve Pills.
The former is an infllible remedy
for all affections oil the Liver and
Stomach, and is besides an invaluable
general tonic. The latter is a re-
liable cure for all nervous disease
and conditions, such a Hvsteria
Slecplessness, Nervous Prostitution
Depression caused by oyerwork, etc.
These remedies are extensively pre-
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In hundreds of thousands
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This we hold is an unparalele,
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Obituary.

MIR. George Hamilton o, Ellsworth Fall
died on "wednesday Of lat week. after lin
errinE Hines, 81 several months. He Wa an
earnest Christian. a Kind husband and fathcr.
sud good neishhor. Although BIZ disease
wa, OF very painful character. vet he Dor.
hi -ufrrinEs with Christian fortitudc being
ever ready 10 submit himself 10 the will Of bit.
Heavenly Father. The f,mll have the .gm-
parhy OF the entire community in this hour Of
their sOrraM II
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-12-03

The Evangelical societies, Of Ellsworth. held
a Thanksgiving service last Thursday, at the
Free Baptist chapel, and the sermon was de-
livered by the Rev. Z. Harding pastor Of the
Free Baptist Society. The text was from the
50th Psalm. 14tb verse: "Ofer unto God
Thanksgiving. and pay thy vows unto the most
High" The speaker said that in accordance
with custom Of long standing. Thanksgiving
day, both as National aud State occasion, il
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LOCAL NOTICES.


II won't cost YOU one-half a. much. Do not
delay. send three two-cent stamp. for post
aye, and We will send YOU Dir. kaufmann'-
great work. fine colored plate. from life, on
diseases, their cause. and home cure. Adj
dress, A. L. Or,lway & Co., Boston, Mass.
All eases OF weak or lame back. backache.
rheumatism, &e., will find relief by wearing
one Of Carriers Smart Weed and Beadonns
Bsckache Plasters. Price % cents. For sale
by ;. ID. Wisgin.
How often do we hear Of the sudden fatal
termination Of a ease Of Group. when Young
life might have been saved by the prompt use
OF Ayers Cherry Pectoral. Keep u bottle OF
it on hand ready for instant use.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-12-03

A despatch was received al the English
foreign office in London a, 80 o'clock,
Wednesday afternoon. from Madrid. stating
that King Alfonso died al o'clock Of CON
sumption aggravated BY dysentery.
Alfonso MI. was the son Of the Queen
Isabella IL. and vas born Nov. Is. 1857.
He was proclaimed King OF Spain at Mad
rid, Dec. 81 +, 1874, and assumed the govern
meni Jan. 9. 1870 He Was married Jan. 49,
1871, to Princess Mercedes, ,oungss, daush-
ter Of the Duke Of Montpensler. She died
in about year after her marriage. and Al
fon>o married the Duchess Maria Of Austria
in 1873
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Bluchill, Nov. IL. l>N5.
STATE OF MAINE.
STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK. ss-Court of Probate, Bluehin,
November Term, A. D., lss5.
Petitions having been filed by the widow of
each deceased. for an allowance out of the per-
sonal estate in the estates of the following
named persons viz: Gilbert h. Currier late OF
Sedgwick; Robert X. Thompson late OF Pen
obscot and also for commissioners to set off
their dover in the real estate of their late hus-
bands.
ORDERED-That said petitioners give public
notice to all persons interested by causing u
copy OF this Order 10 be published three
weeks successfully in the Ellsworth Ameri-
can, a new spaper printed published in Els
worth, that they may appear at a Court Of Pro
bate for said county. 10 be held at the
Probate Office in said Ellsworth, the
second "Wednesday in Dec. next, at ten O'Clock in
the forenoon, and shew cause, if any they have,
why the same should not be granted.
3wi7 o. Y. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
A true copy, Attest :-CHAs. +. DoRR, Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-12-03

Yer nor doctor, Yet We have raised ministers,
lawyers and doctors but they leave their
native town to preach, plead and practice.
The news this week from this part of our
town are limited, and must close BY saving
that our endeavor has been in compliance
with advice given to correspondents. "be
brief" ]. c. W.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-12-03

Il have used your Ada m sons RO

tanic Balsam, and unhesitatingly pronounce it
superior to any medicine OF the kind | ever
saw. 1t is simply invaluable a a household
remedy for coughs. colds. and sore throats.
| would not be without it,"
NJ l.. Blair, Alderman 9TH Ward, Scran-
ton, Pa, stated Nov. 8, 49, He had used Dr.
Thomas Ecleetric Oh! for sprains, burns, cuts,
bruises and rheumatism. Cured every time.
If you are tired taking the large old-fash-
toned gripping pills, try Carriers Little Liver
Pills and take some comfort. A man can't
stand everything. One pill dose. For sale
by S. ID. Wiggn.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-12-03

Nsithsm.
In this vicinity, "hog killing time" is an
appropriate name for this time of the wear
Many large, fat hogs are being placed in
the barrel Eoen Moore Killed a good
yearling, and while standing near. after the
hog was thought, to be dead. he vas sudden
~ struck with his two hind feet. and mo-
ment later Eben was seen lying beside the
dead hog. The first time We have heard
of a dead hog knocking a man down.
Mr.. Foster from Atkinson, preached at
the church Sunday afternoon, and i, i.
probable that Mr. Woodcock will be able
TO preach Dec. -
The W. ;. C.'s dance and supper was at
tended by civil and sufficient crowd. We
have not Yet learned the exact amour, Of
the receipts
Mrs. Eliza T~,nh.m ii stopping, during
he cold weather. with her son James, who
lives close by her home.
NJ X. Issam hiss returned 10 his lum-
herring business in the western part Of the
state.
Miss Winnie Brsgdon. teacher in district
No. ,, wen: home 20 spend fhanksgying.
Their. being nc schoo! the remainder Of the
week. SEIlGNYL.
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Married..

Ellsworth. Nov. y, By Rev Dr. Trunrv,
Mr.. Alfred T poyl. and Miss Ella a. Maddox
both u Elt-w orth.
>urry. NOV. "a By Rev. {. j. f. Thump-
sou. Mr, Howard VI. Curtis and Clara \. Ham
i.ton. both Of >urry.
Nov. g. by same. Mr.. siIs- /. Woodbury.
OF Belfast and Mrs.. toc,iia z. Casper Of >urry.
West Gould-horo NOV. =. By Rev. II. V
Norton. Mr.. Edgar >trout OF Milhrid.c and
Nil. Lncrntia u. MoIskins o. llancoeA
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y.