Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-03-12


f. c. Cha;'o has bull, stable j0xJ6
feet Il : rlceiy panied and besides, being
great convenience to him, j. real, great
improvement t. thr looks Of bis surround
ings.
-E5en ". Haskell. the pas, season. has
built modera .i,le cottage and painted II
outside in very ornamental mauncr After
having finished aal furnished ,hr inside he
TOOK % himself fur better half Miss l.oyiua
u Gray AL ses, qe<a y commenced house
keeping IN ENJOY the honeymoon.
Capt. V. Black, the pas, season. ha,
buli for himself beautiful modern style
cottage osusmeniing il with fancy tinted
pants lie has moved With his family IN o
i. to enjoy The comforts II . ne~. warm and
con,enielt house. BON Nj Uaskel's and
NJ. Black, hou.,s are built IN a thorough
~ofkaanli>e manner Of gont materials an!
afe mt onlt sab>ta.tia. hu.l.tn.s, bat are
ornaments to the aiaae. NJ Black has 4ts5
hli. fine barn III addition % als house
capt. J. l. Chai,o has bou.h. high
pr.srI horse and : doing pile. Of work and
having lots Of fun sirigh-E.lins,
-S,lves,er c. Condor has so!d III. oxen
TO Capt. Gee. \. l..irlefrid for one bundled
dollars.
Edward Mason has sold lis horse to a
Bangor gentleman for one hualfed aud fifty
dollars.
March s. 4. G. c.
>arr,
The legal voter, Of Ds,ric, No. 1. are
unanimously agreed 10 remove and repair
their school house.
On DIT that one Of our Young men.
having got into $1,000 scrape, has put for
pasts where eNlraditi3u can't reach him.
leslie Kane ha, severe, Gu, one Of his
feet Il Is bad wound His wife it was,
that was 50 fendishl, assaulted b. rum
erazed brute, some year since.
- Is that j. r. Jones whose winter resor,
is iioulton jail, the square meal Jones.
who was belching such fumes Of SANDER
here not long ago? Those "Mormons" at
North Bend, will iohoggan him down Grin
dies bill if he comes again.
East Starry, We hear, is to have new
Post Master. Post Master General Villas
will have TO take "Hobson's choice" as
there is but lone democrat. there
Al the annual own meeting, voted TO
give 800 TO the horse that backed off the
bridge. orders are embossed with "treasu-
ry empty, and $1,000 worth outstanding
One Of the frigd nights of last week,
Frank Clark lost sixteen pigs. Below zero
did il.
Mrs. Grundy says "a CieyeIandc female,
no. christened Maria, is to have the Patten
Bay Post Office"
Capt $ has taken Clcve ands in
augural, arranged i'll promises in regular
order and pasted then IN ledger. He pro-
poses to debit and credit promises broken
aud promises kept aad at the sunset of the
presidential term, see from which ledger page
he must borrow. to ''credit to balance"
On Friday last some ones horse became
manageable near Capt Bellatty's, and in
the patois Of shellish Island, in '.less than
two snaps Of holsters liver" smashed the
sleigh into kindiing- wood, and perched the
| driver on top of .Ote' Sinclair's stone wall
Mrs Charles rreworgy, +. Surry fell
on the ice and for time il was feared that
she was seriously, perhaps fatally, injured.
Those two obstinate diseases Neuralgia
and Catarrh. are quite prevalent over town.
-Congrdtuiate was the last weeks kew
d. word, for the word balders. With its let
tiers. several formed more than 600 words
each. Names OF persons and places are not
counted.
-Meek-eyed- patience is no longer a virtue
Of the -boaiers. The ice continues to
wear its mantle of snow perfectly oblivious
| Of coax, or curse.
One Of the vessels in Patterns Bay has
flied, rolled over and gone out Of sight un-
der the ice.
The steamer Morrison is coming, when
the Bag is no longer in icy letters bound.
No. g.