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The St. Johns herald., 1886-05-13
RAILROADS
Atlantic & Pacific R. R.

Through line between the Pacific coast and the
 East, i'll connection with THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
 ATCHISON, TOPEKA& SANTAFE
 ST. LOUIS Gc SAN FRANCISCO Railroads thereby forming the best and shortest line between the East and West with all modern improvements and cOuVeniences for safety and comfort Pullman palace sleeping cars. without change are run between St. Louis, Kansas City and san Francisco.
The St. Johns herald., 1886-05-13

+Stop for meals. Trains on New Mexico Line are run on Mountain Time"
 w. F. WHITE,
 G. P, and T. Agent, Topeka, Kans. VIM, c. NIXON,
 Agent Albuquerdue, \. NJ.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-09

Castine.
Steamer Richmond left here on Monday
the 29ih, ul. bound west, having on
John Clark. Mr.. Charles CLARK and daugh-
ter, and Mr.. George Davenport, bound for
Boston, also Mrs.. S. K Johnston, for Chi
cago, where she will spend the winter with
her son. Mr. Daniel Johnston
Schooner Emma Green. Smith, left here
Thursday morning, the 3D. bound for New
York.
Schooner Ewing Scud, Capt George
Jordan, sailed this marning for Cape Ann,
with load of fish from the banks. this be-
ing her second trip this last season. Capt.
Jordan made Gastins a haFhor for few
days, on account of very rough weather
Regular business meeting Of the First
Congregational parish. took place on Mon
day, Nov. 29th. al their church on Court
street, 6. NJ. Witherle, Moderator. Samuel
I. Moves, Collector, Geo. NJ. therle.
Treasurer. The society is free from debt,
and in good financial standing.
Thursday, Dec. 81, snow storm No, 8, for
inches of snow, No. slight snow squat,
and No. 3. which is in progress day, will
give lis about three inches of snow
Mr.. Charles e. PendletoD has arrived al
bis destination, San FRANCISCO, as per tele-
gram received this Wednesday, Dec, |.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-09
Auti-saloon Republicans.
Nrw YORK STATE CONVENTION

NIW X5pE tnNvtNTfnS
The New YORK State canveRilon Of anti
saloon Republicans met al Colr'iand Tues
dat. Delegate. Sere present from all parts
81 the State. The Hon. W. ii Clarke call
81 the meeting 10 order, and General lh"m-
as CONWAY OF BROOKLYN was made temporary
chairman. In his speech General Conway
sslI
We are here a temperance Republicans.
representatives OF Ne" movement 10 max
warfare upon saloons; brewtr''- anu at-tilcr-
lr'- mere + n" need OF "A ne" party. A.
lh'u-h me h'puplcah party j. mol perfect II
= fi'-Ft>>iN'' anu eau pc H'hehl"d upon Ia
""iA CIV 'n' purP'>" We nave Al hv@E''
Gen Convey explained the views and
ann. # The rev ,n,r.r,.pt Nh -.
p.-.A..,,,... -: .-.,
''''', ''' '''''''' '' ''@' a.
lea Tie tepuh!ifin party VITA IL radical
resolutions. they now met With appFoya.
fr1nl such men as Evarl,. NJ Ter. Morton,
and Ui.r.rk Ne sstd ,h.,. vsr. ,t. u.
=, Fa' 49, So 49, ",'e "''a0H
-bpHp hrpuhilcans enrolled n The league,
which 10 TX months would increase 10 100
Opa. and that mean. control If the Republl-
car, ,,er,,,f,t. So. \.u WI "a a
IN =,
''al ''' >'iir" anu Po'','o'ahs Hu''
favor temperance legs alton and temperance
measures.
The Rev. Geo. II. Ball Of Buffalo said be
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-09
Look Out for Higher Rates of Insurance

In view of the terribly destructive
fires which have happened in various
parts of New England during the last
few months, insurance companies are
making close investigation of the
causes of such fires From what has al
ready come TO light it seems pretty
certain that such companies have deci-
ded to raise the rates of insurance in
those towns and cities which are doing
nothing to protect themselves against
conhagration by providing suitable
system of water works.
The people Of Ellsworth. or rather.
the city government OF Ellsworth,
ought to take "a hint from the manifest
signs of the times. and contract for
water-works before the insurance rates
are advanced. When once they are
raised it will be very difficult to get
them ieuuced, Notwithstanding that
subsequent provision may be made
against fire.
The following forcible words which
are taken from the .>fdHdard. a well
known insurance paper. we respectfully
commend to the careful consideration
Of all our citizens.
y Jthing more vital to the welfare of New
England property interests has been under
taken for man, decades. than the work now
in hand bv a committee of the New Eng
land Insurance Exchange Il Is going to
Investigate the water supply and fire eXtln-
gushing appliances 81 every city and town
10 New Eng and and where these are not
up to the required standard, there will be
last two alternatives -e.ther TO conform 10
This standard. or submit TO an advance IN
rates. corresponding 10 the hazard. II Is
surely not sxpecting too much from the
v,ll-proven good sense Of this section TO an
iicipAte tha, Tire former course will he gener-
all, adopted. Presiden, TAYLOR j. chairman
81 he committee having the matter in charge.
which fact is IN ITSELF a guarantee IF vigor-
Gus weil-dlrerled action.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-09

Aurora.
GOLDEN WEDDING.-The manv friends
and relatives of Mr.. and Mrs. J. I. Good
win met ct their residence in Amherst, We'd
nesday, Dec. l, for the purpose Of celebrat-
ing the fiftieth anniversary of their mar
risge. The party numbered over thirty
which considering the bad travelling was a
goodly number. After the usual eompli-
ments had been paid to the happy couple an
elegant dinner was served to which all did
ample justice. Then came the presentation
Of the presents which were numerous and
valuable, showing that Mr.. and Mrs. G..
were held in very high esteem.
Mrs. and Mrs. Goodwin then responded
in terms appropriate 10 the occasion, thank
ing all for their kindness sad generosity.
Sir who we're present at the marriage hfty
years ago. had the pleasure Of attending
this wedding. Taken altogether il was .
very enjoyable event, and the guests depart
ed visiting than many more years Of mar
ried bliss. and hoping to be able to cele-
bra,e their diamond wedding twenty Eve
years hence. b.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-09
Foreign News.

The English government is beginning CO.
erclve measures in Ireland, directed mainly
against the National League. Scotland and
Wales are agitating Home Rule Register
ed letters, frorn America for Russia, were
stolen in Belgium, last week Baron Seek
endorf, professor in the College of Agricul-
ture, at Vienna committed suicide Tuesday.
by shooting himself with a revolver. France
and Mexico have concluded a commercial
treaty. Cholera is spreading IN South Amer
lea. Bulgaria refuses to accept Nicholas
of MingrelIa, selected BY Russia, for her ruler
There Is rumor that she will offer the
throne 10 an American, and another that
England will ask for the deposed Prince
Alexander to be re-instated. Nine Young men
have been sentenced to death in Australia
for outrage OF e servant girl. The British
Parliament will meet Jan. 18th. Lord
lddesIeigh, minister of foreign affairs, leaves
the fishery question with America wholly to
Minister West at Washington. England
has settled on the extradition treaty with
America as agreed upon by L. S. Minister
Phelps and Lord Roseberry. The Tunis
and Ton9uin credits passed the French dspy.
ties, Monday. 4 bill providing for trist by
jury is before the Spanish Deputies. Mexico
has abolished transit duties, 10 the several
states. on merchandise. The Mexican Con-
gress will probably fix sn I'D vaoEem duty
of FIVE per cent on foreign goods. Thirty
men were instantly killed Thursday by an
explosion in an English coal mine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-09
Another Portland Defaulter.

The directors of the Canal National Bank.
Portland. authorize the statement that
Howard T. Blackstone, discount clerk, has
embezzled the funds of that bank to the
amount OF $4,000 and has ahsconded. 1t
appears that Blackstone obtained Thanks
gvlns vacation from dates and proceeded
to New York on Wednesday. oath. From
there he wrote letter TO his wife. which
~as the first information the poor woman
had that her husband was criminal and an
exile from family end home Blackstone
has been employed in the bank for twelve
years. he was member of the Civil Ser.
vice Reform Ciub, and at its FIRST meeting
was the secretary, while W. Z Gould the
defaulting cashier, (now in PRISON. was the
president. Blackstone's a,e is 80 years
and he has a wife and three children.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-09
Hon. Frederick A. Pike died Til

Hon. Frederick A. Pike died Thurs
day morning at Calais. Of disease OF
the heart. Deceased was born in Cal.
ais in 1917. and was graduated from
Bowdoin College lie was admitted
to the Bar in 1912, was elected Mayor
of Calais in 1852. represented the city
in the State Legislature six terms, and
was chosen Speaker in 1860. Mr..
Pike was elected tc the House OF Rep
resentatives from the old Fifth District
in the fall of 1860. and served four
terms. He was largely interested in
leading business enterprises in Calais.
and acted as advisory counsel for a
number of prominent manufacturers.
He leaves 3 widow and adopted daugh-
ter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-09
East lamoIne

East lamoIhe
The long talked Of water works at East
Lamolne are an existing reality al last. For
wears Last LamOlne has seen the need Of
more water than nature has supplied 10
il. Accordingly In the winter OF 1888
and "a charter was obtained by Messrs.
William. Samuel and Edwin Desl>les, and
Captain 5. j. Cousins to bring water from
Bunt's pond, pretty sheet OF water about
one mile in circumference. the water reach
ing the depth of fourteen feet in some places.
Edwin Desisles who was the chief mover Of
the enterprise was for some years interested
in water works in alfornia, and was one Of
the chief promoters of the system of water
works al Bar Harbor. Nothing was done in
regard to the matter till this season when
the rapid, growing demand for il rendered
il necessary 10 have more water Accord
ingly ney company was organized with
W. s. Hodgkins as president, and Capt ).
2. Cousins as secretary and treasurer. 4
hoard of directors was chosen and although
il was after the first of November before
ground was broken, the company in spite OF
bad weather have built dam at the pond
and dug ditch through the deep cut near
the pond, the ditch being ten feet in depth
in many places. Piping ten inches in diam
eter with a four inch bore has been laid a
distance Of twenty or thirty rods and COW
cred The ditch has been dug below the
level of the pond SO nearly all the water
can be drawn off if needed. The distance
from the pond to the steamboat wharf Is
about two miles and through a favorable
country for digging. Already several con-
tracts have been made for water and enough
is secured to make the enterprise and inter
est bearing investment The company will
commence work again early in the spring,
and will probably complete the work before
the arrival of another summer season. The
stock Of the company will be sold at rea-
sonsbse rate. and it is said that outside par
ties have been LsGciiating for nearly the
whole of the stock. Honor TO tbe projectors
Of The water works and double portion
to those who carry it to a successful end.
Prot. Wiptesoqtham who has been absent
sone three or four months ct Saiiivas, where
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-09
Spray


Ne,; Hrooksrilir
Mr. Fred Taple, !, a, home for FEW
day.
SATURDAY morning there was born 10 .hc
wife Of Capt. John Isplry, daughter.
Capt lt-nr, Steven, Who vas wreck. 4
on The schooner Darius Eddy this fail, j. d
h me for few days.
Geo. S'e-le, our hardy ferryman. }, hly-
ing HI, hou>e singled.
The Misses Hattie, Fanni. and Clara
Tapley are to attend the \ primal school this
winter,
Lewis Farnham has built him yer, sub
stantlal woodhouse.
Charles II. Farnham i. moving into tie
house recently occupied by Capt James
Narnum.
Schooner Eva Adell has arrived safe and
is hauled up in Henry's Cove.
Schponers Louisa Smith, Webhef, Phebe
Ann, Narnum, and Fannie Hall Iauley.
sailed for Boston Friday.
Schooner A. T. Hines, Dodge, Will.
running up the bay last Thursday evening,
went ashore on HnlbroDk's Island A,
soon as the weather modrrates she i. to be
towed here for repairs.
Dec. 4. 1oUNG AMERICA.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-09
State News s.

II ~ "a ,., =" 90
~ az "NS ~ 70 .,e
law. A rou,ing meeting VA. hid ia town
hall he 2S;h ul,. and several en;hu.ia,tlc
speeches were made The principal speaker
dom College He aeli,stod the abltst and
u.ttnrd to b, a Brunswick audience The
~ ''ne va '''u u'1't' ''' h'Np''f' u me
!" ''''a'i 40" 'e", q aug mon; PC
'''' al ,''e '1'''"'"s '''''1'''. 70
Whereas, Draakeaae,. j, more fr-ouen,
in our village than it ought 10 he ia CON
munlt, protected b. plohibnory law
therefore.
R,solred rha, We respectfully c,tI ,h, a.
'eh'''n OF the ''iee'n'en - 'a'> 'aci' AMI re-
quest mem 70 give th. F''''r ,n'" h''F''-
'i'h' a. >ha' pItNe" que 4'sa' ''"h'po'
non ana N"'r OF 'N"Ns'A'lhg hqn"'> 10 our
e"hnNh''N'
4 $50 900 academ, sultin, (. ao.. %
The pfo.o>ed involvement. IN ,,ro.p.c. ..,
Hebron Aradrm, Th. b.t.lig- Nil rt..
ABLY be erected hrN' >pfinS
-Eey p. r,n.,r d.e, At n,,.,.r e..
or,do He va, f.rm.rn n.>,ar oft4r ON
rregationsI church A. Auhuro
-Aih.rr Fr.nch ~. most r-..t...t.
paine sard,o or " ,,biupi.,a c,..io,,. t..r
,be second Ns.f.,. vb....tt, FIJI. j.,
Brook ,rag.d, .....rr-I r.. Can. Yts>s
say, he mas iu.i r.,.,,rrI t9ts4, r.t, r...s ,
three weeks. TIM during uI..h a. At..
,hr,e hound. rau,tt hprfio, .I..r 5.,
three dogs IN Possession TIA. were ka.,.a ,s
ha,. hunted deer and obtained ,,.l.,,c
ayain., tuo o,,t,e. for yiof,i,,,, 4 49,. ,.,.,.
lsws n. has oi,taie.d u,,,,s,. .rt +.
7 aho,,, e., star, IN NIX. ,rrs.,. .t.l ..,,t .fr
an,,t.rn,r,y wb,.,,v. t..n l.,i.,., vi,I,
dogs Poseh,r.' Guns have mo- error. IL,
h,n,
An engine "a the h'tkp'r' !t'nrrHr.
rairo"l started u" ~ u.t on it'7i 'iip
Of ,"o and one-hri mt-> I" S.moli"n :
"'ne' ""e'e ,''' ''' 2'''
~ "a ~ ','''', n ~ '',S
* VI '0' '''''S '"' ''''
The Telephone stake IN Gardiner a
+ YEAR or more Az. y hen the company raised
+ the rates. Wa doubtless the mot complete
AFFAIR Of the kiud ever c4rIi-d aat There
Il but one 10 ~ city now and ihsr !. pa.
station for speaking with Augusta TIE
people don't seen, To mind their loss rI,hcf.
r..
f"'
i, S,c, .n ia. I3ib ,,..,u, /, al he
..r,,.It, IT,, : ~ 80 % III. !,
,en.,.,.r s,,.,,.nc. ',,,.. ,..--,.,... ,aa,
n. a~l,Lt,,, IN nj i. a,.,Il. a,l
,r.,r,c,5,s
The Mime Central s''i s3sg con. NJ npe
80 -. H., ia p..,I.nI
DR.. Waiter H. Leighton. assistant sur
geon at the NatIona! Solder. Hone, Ioea.,
~, ,n.,;,,,1;aa :, sI a., ...,,a,. ,.',i
,hs dsa,b liz Raf.a
oa''''" VIZ De mao Z" '"r Irs'''a-
lure Oh Name III Us heAt regular ensuing
se's'on' ~ C''l]en' @ ''e county "' At'n',
'oA H',4 o'"e''' ''' -'l''r' ''' 'A'!'' 30
49,, .,t - '.h
-. -, :, - ,-,s.,.aa
hy ,bs ma, s...;t,s n,r.,r ,I,,a
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-09


\ new and cammaAinus ,e.tr, j. being
bu,lt III NE Methadi,t>. Tie Young u.o,.l,.
oftti~ socie,, deserve cred,, for ihrIr .n.r-
u and zeal IL workiop f.r tbjs ol,i.rt
a. ANNA. - ,.. :,
'u''' - "TRIP % 'he NJ l. society,
dat. III, w., r.'4s a',s, r., ''.ue'S q ie%
rhl- hefea,ed faml, have The >ynp,,h, If
the community Mrs lrlpp vas Ia,pd H.
AT who Knew tet. AID ga, an earnest wort
er in the church. con.eoa.,il, tn III i
seriously felt.
LAST FRIDAY ~. VI i c..,..a n-...
Ton yss ,.-,n.nat ,,.,t -,.,,..'.-.. ."s
NJ "IP'" '@'F eAtf-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-09
OutierfnI Cures.

". y. EIoyt 4 co.. Who>c>rir ana Retail
Druggist 81 Rome, Ga. -av: We have hrer
selling pr. kin2'> New Discovery Eleciri,
Ritter> anI Euekleu'> Arntra >alve for two
wears. Have never handled remedies that sci
~ we'll Or give such universal satisfaction
There have hecn some wonderful cures ~.
fccrcd by these medicines in this city. Scvera
eases Of pronounced Consumption have been
entirely cured by use II II few bottles Of Dr.
knG'> New Discovery. taken in connection
with Electric Birter~. We guarantee them nj.
ways. Sold BY &. i Parchcr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-09
The ..Fayorite Presentation. :.

DR.. X. V. Pierce. of Buffalo, y. Y. whose
name has boone known over the world
through his access a. "A physician and espee-
ially throuh The reputation of hi> Golden
Medical Di> 0very." has done good work in
preparing especial remedy for the MANY
distressing troubles clas-ed its "female weak
nesses." 1t is known a. the '.Fayurite Pre-
scription." Under its administration all the
pelvic organs are strengthened, and the woman
becomes that embodiment of health and henu,y
which God intended her to be.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-09

IL you want a custom suit made fran the
best OF material. trimmings and workman
ship IN the highest style of art. and TO fit like
the paper on the WALL leave yonr measure at
the Boston Clothing Store and you will get all
of these, and more at as low prices AS can he
shown In the country IOtf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-09
National News.


\ " " 'at'esr"ndtht 81 ne
'''sN' INC ,hSS ,"'' ''''''o' sawyer
remonstrauee.
a.,
""" hAh'1, ~" t''N h"N -
wears eau, ~'en'i''I !" commit 'ui''dr ny
Jumping """' hf'rNrh 'f','E'- re maze
.n' Jump ana '''ueN ,q"'' n On ms i"ch.
viii frce,er
,
''''e'ai' "h''n'> ha' 'e'"P'ea mas
oN''''','' '''',ffA' N"'' taxes ~
MONDAY 'o"'h 81 cary restaurant Where
"e seA mug 81 mix ana p'ree OF "rre
Pr ''' n'''r' ''*''
81 ct Ne" = tsf'''r governors
ar >''i '''"t ~ ~. f"t''e uf"t
ana Two 'N ''r i'' -" it4t'' '+ ca
tr"'' f'''' "t' "'i '"r Hla~ 'n.t. ihan
''fN years a-' nag Is ,"f,i' o. 4i lir
meH 'i"'h .''s'' n N'N l"fA 2" .'.S 'Hrfs
,, IF, ''t''.'.. '-' '''' "'i' q" '"r
l.. .,..l .,... t.,....,..,.,4. w,.... lI.,..
S...er i.s,ir..t,,.s....l,a NJ, Cleveland IA,
been i'' 'n'a -'t'"l.
-T..,a.r ,..f,.-. monument, 10 the
mem - '' '.r late Paul Hamilton haNne,
'F h'N n'l mt "ith ihr
81 '4r. it' c"."s'a -frs.man
'.''' t.'aia'' "''' IN q hnr 'o4>e
"a rf.'.t-r '''."n "a v ''A'nS'oa-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-09
\, GALLIRI.
Our Display Of
Christmas and Holiday

goods is now open. Ladies
who are selecting Christmas
gifts should not fail to pay us
a visit before purchasing. We
have made larger preparations
than ever to meet the demand
for the Holiday trade. The
well known fact Of keeping as
large stock Of goods as any
dealer in Eastern Maine guar
antces that our assortment is
the most extensive and
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-09

- pr. F. \, Connor of Brewer. Me, one
Of the oldest practitioners III New England
=iFes th,- opinion OF Bells Sar>aparilia: Il
have tested the effects Of this medicine for the
past Year and consider il one Of the best in the
market for the Blood, stomach. Liver or X ID
neys." (Ouly - cts. per bottle)
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-09
Steaben.

Since our last writing "Thanks2iying' has
come and gone. On tina, day some Of
our people remembered The poor and
needy, thus oheying one of the mandates
enioined in the Proclamation. but it is to be
regretted that the injunction "Let ali our
people assemble in their usual places of
worship to give thanks to the Ruler Of the
universe" has, for wears. been disregarded in
this place We hope that another wear, the
return of this day will find US following
more closely. Inc real significance Of The
words Thanksgiving day.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-09

Mr.. G. {. Burrili reports the line Of de.
posts in his bank as rapidly increasing and al.
ready exceeding his anticipations. Mr.. Bur.
rill offers the same banking facilities TO our
merchants and others, as would be furnished
by National Bank. All
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-09
JAMES pyLr,x pE.nUuxr

constantly growing in popular fayor-apl no
wonder. fer it II wonderfully effective ana
pleasant TO use. 1t saves half the labor of
washing. and does not hurt the clothes
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-09

The winter session of Colby University
s,ueaed Wednesday night. Nearly ore
third Of the students are engaged in teaeh-
ing in various parts of the State.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-09

~ fh- yfHttt'
tn" accompanying CIT
lsaai..-lyu ~ the -ai,ilrr-
monument for which Wa.
II II Roe Post g. \ b.
ha- contracted. 20 be- cr
-c,ri a. thi- city To- the
memory ut ~, -nB,il-r-
and sailors Who -asrjHrr,l
jMtrlilt-- for their snul
try Thi monument which
viii cost about tarp,
thousand dollar. b. d
,itnt which thr citizens Ot
Ellsworth and Sirin.tv
ptr tn the memory ut the
fallen soldiers AMI sailor
Of nm" War of the EclWI
i.ult. I'd debit which can ucy
90 trumr .ltlaNr,l
Through lapse # time We
therefor, tuSlt. routri.
buttons f1r Tho erection ni
rnr proposed monument
AN a. 81" -ll.i ina form
cr appeal Ia the public, 9th
sag see now
Let 10 not be- said that
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-09
For Sale.

- u schooner Adam Bowlhy. .. 81 ..l.,on
er Anna March, t-ls 10 schooner irving Leslie.
Apply " g.. \. PARt HER.
tWlI
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-09

". ,.,,1I-i ax.rtf.a. whole cemetery
o,l s,..4 ar. ,,.-.,,,c.,.. ,r baads,o9e.
! ,.r..l ...-.,,. whom we
- ...., war. f.,,oy,
-, 49,, pfo.l;n acads,nv
..,1, ,r ..,.o.,.r.bals-.
h. M. fa,.l,,,, ,,,rk al in
.;.... w.. p.j.. Corns
r-t ..s., mia. i, r.
,: l....,, ..u, ,l..n o-
4. .-
- t.4.h, ... ..l.,s.
LINK: a. a.a..l ,o...;,,.. ~
-.-.,lp 80 p a.ti.b
,.ul 5.:.. -. c..,,.
,r.;,. l.,,.,l... .oe
Oh, ..-,...', r.... ). ,ho o..,s.
.: - n.,;o. of Ca.,ipc
LII Ill.,. ;....c,ed ,I,s ar
-,i.,: ..-.,;.,.....,;., !. worry bigb-
nar,,o tine
r...a La .ho-.
.;,..,,.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-09
Dress Goods
department reduced in price.
FURS FURS;

On account Of the warm wealth
er this season, 50 far, fur-
haven't sold very readily.
A our stock i larger than it
ought to BE-. we have reduced
the prices TO insure for them a
quick sale, No prettier pres
cnt can BE- given to Il lady
than q set Of FURS You can
buy of IL.
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\, GlLLERI,
FURS FURS

Real Beaver Sets from $1,000
to 5000. Real Beaver Muffs
from $50 to $3.50. Real
Seal Muffs from $1,000 to
$500. Opossum Sets from
$500 to $3.50. Opossum
Mutis from $500 to $500.
Raccoon the same. Snow Hair
sets from $500 to $50.
Muffs. from $3.50 to $500.
Astrakhan Muffs S2.5Oto $3.50.
Nutria Mutis, $3.50 to $500.
Nutria Sets. $500 to $500.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-09

Fairfield is agitating the water question
end will apply for charter this winter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-09

Congress rc-assembled AT noon on
Monday last ana the concluding ses-
sion Of the Forty-Ninth Congress was
daily opened. IL our next issue We
shall prin; a. much Of the President :
message as we can find room for
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-09
INSTANTANEOUS. PROCESS!
LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

MOTTO T. Is hereby given u all concerned that n
In peiiuon Win lee presented to the next Icgis-
lature OF Maine for the incorporation of Rail
ROAD company, with all the powers, privileges and
franchises given To similar corporations In this
>tite -ali corporation To he authorized and en-
powered To survey, locate. construct equip and
maintain a railroad between Bucksport and
'Astlne. following that route which upon survey
ana examination, may he deemed best, and all
legislation necessary In the premises win be pray.
ed for In said petition
GEO. NJ. WARREN,
tastine. Dec. /, lssG 3y39