Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-12-17
CITY and County.

James Kay Applebee. of Boston, WEI Nv
ture in Ellsworth on Jan. IL.
Cant. DAM peasy of Prospect Hsrbor "S'
in this CITY on Wednesday OF last "eeh'
Mr. John F. Roval has been engage" "
teach the school at The Head Of the Lane
Rev. r, L. Nanton of Surry preseneu ~
tho Nethodist church in this city last ouhu's
Mr.. l.. Stevens Of this city. has eh'eieu
into a contract to paint two cottages '"'''
and out. nj Bar Harbor.
Winter Home Lodge OF Good lrhpiSfS
has recently been organized al South Deer
Isle and another at Greens Landing
We are glad 10 hear that Miss carrie
Rrooks who has been IN fol some time ha>
40 far recovered a. to be able 10 be out aEa'o'
ON Thursday evening Of this week mere
will be an opening ball at the new haii III
Sullivan. which ha, lust been completed
A most office has been established AT Oak
Point. Hancock county. and Mr. A'"nzo H.
Grindl. has been appointed posi-ma'-
ter.
R. A. Friend of Brooklin has had the rig
rumor ,avs she will hereafter be propelled by
steam.
DIR. Tenney has recently received from
his farm in Vermont 40 barrels OF choice win
ter apples which he has placed on the market
at low rates,
The recent session of the quarterly meet
ing at south Deer Isle was fully attended.
Presiding Elder Libby was accompanied by
Prof Knowlton, from Bucksport semina-
~.
The steamer Lille. which has been run
ming between Mount Desert Ferry and Nil
bridge, since the City Of Richmond was hauled
Of will make her last trip wednesday.
thus leaving the people on the coast without
communication by water.
Remember the annual Christmas sale Of
useful and fancy articles books, Christmas
cards, candies. etc. by the ladies OF the Bap-
tist society, on Friday evening Of this week.
Supper will b. served during the evening.
ON Thursday OF last week Deputy sheriff
Devereux took four prisoners from thi, city to
Bangor Jail. Two OF them were the clippers
brought from Castine and the other two petty
thieves who had been making depredation> al
~,
SEVERN o"'H'"> VI i''0'"'"
'eu themselves WIN ne'oNif "a a''1
'lAr'eu our !" 'a''n >caiioi'> ioi ma ~ '''
the business thus far has proved failure A.
'h-" na"ieN rnNA' y" r.
As'h"oiieF Ming A. nuo ei'o''' va ,''''
a"harI thefe dur'ns Tue Storm
h'Eh' anu zen -o'ii' instance s'',A"'s
snoie oe'o" "''d r''"N'''- 'n' ~ "''
the ahhe' ne VIII p' 'h'eH loi a. '"' va
rihe hospHAI III bangor
We nave received 'be ih''ai hummer ~
the h99em"g9'" i""t' "'l' ''oA''i-' ~ >
little sheet l" oe pu'''shf" "e'AH' 81" az
voted 10 Inc Interests OF 'ru-"' IN hi''Aiu'
ana ficihll!' H. H. iFe>>'H'' 81 l'''I i>''' =
publisher ana proprietor ana T. J. '"'' "i
Ssd."lck' local editor. we WISH mem sue
cess.
Mr.. James r. Freeman, former propre-
tor Of the Freeman House at Southwest Har-
Dor. has KEPT puohc house hfty years 'ne
gentleman spent iortE-cish' consecutive -eA-
sons with him, and after fe" year, absence
III CAilornl- returned ana spent TWO more
seasons NJ the Freeman HOUSE sewers "lheF
persons have spent twenty or more seasons al
the Freeman House
The little paper called the Christmas B-ll-
just published under the direction OF the Rev.
f. A. Herring. for the benefit Of the Baptist
society. Is very BEAUTIFUL and intcre.tin.
sheet. II was printed AT this Office under the
supervision OF Mr.. \. W. Packard who hs-
charge of our Job printing establishment and II
Is one OF his best Jobs, which means It il some
Of the best work that can be done in the
state.
Among our Ellsworth merchants " ho can
afford 10 sell at very low prices. * Mr. VI. Gal
lrrt the well-known dry goods dealer on Main
street He i, able 10 sell al price, almost IN
precedentlv low. because he buys goods IN
such large quantities that he get them clear
down TO the very bottom prices, thus making
II Impossible for ordinary sellers to compete
with him. See his new advertisement IN thi>
paper.
A SMART YouxG MAS-Ed G. Burnhsm.
who will not be nineteen wears Of age until
next March, went 10 Nrrmont two YEAR and
eight months ago. During this time he ha.
been TO school one MONTH paid hl, expenses
for clothes. incid.ntals, &c. and laid up 500.
which he has put at interest. sli o, which he
has accomplished BY the labor Of hi- hands.
Previous TO leaving home. after graduating
from the Grammar school. he spent two years
In the High school.
We have received q COPY Of 4 brivb, u-fla
psper called the Grammar Scbool Rrs>,s
publi.bed by the nupils OF the Nscbias Cram
mar school taught by Th.. Perkins formerly
OF Iamoiue. Original in matter snJ unsr,..,.
ed in style. il give. expression IA some rood
practical. common-seuse idea. in r,l.tr vsu-
expressed English. There l. NOT = .intrle article
among the many which make uu the contents
OF the paper. which can be impeacbed an tho
charge Of having the tone and style ~ &C..
schoolgirl. composition"
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CURED III la" Office IN this city few days
ago One OF our sbe-t and most respected
lawyers, having occasion to make capital q.
found himself, by some strange Zip Of bis
memory, wholly unequal TO the task. and after
making forty or my attempts TO form the
letter and finding them all failures, he showed
his good sense by falling back on the Ellsworth
AMERICAN once Tor the desired Information.