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MiibrIdge.

AiIbr,dge.
There was no observance of Thanks giving
DAY in the chulcbes here as both ministers
were out of town. In the evening there
was roller skating in the rink till nine
O'Clock and then dancing and supper at the
Atlantic house. There was large atten.
dance for so unplea sant night.
Rev. H. E. Frohock preached a Thanks
giving sermon at the Methodist church yes
terday. Mr.. Hainer being absent there was
but one meeting IN town, consequently there
was full church.
Nine girls went 10 the Richmond this
morning from this place to work in the
straw factories Of Massachusetts,.
The new schooner Joseph A. Snow, of
harbor Saturday. She is loading with Ium-
Der for the West Indies.
The brig Shannon has been stripped of
her sails, and looks as though she intended
TO make quite stay here.
Mr.. julius A. Woolfe Of the firm of
Woolfe & Reesing was at the hotel over
Sunday.
Houses are all banked and prepared for
winter. Some with sawdust taken from the
bed ofths river. some with salt hay, brush.
rock weed, &c. The farmers like the sea-
weed as they can use that for dressing for
the land in the spring.
The abundance Of leaves in our yards
makes nice bedding for horses and cattle,
and large quantities have been saved foS
that purpose.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-02

Trade has been very brisk at SAWYER X
Sa"!er'' of late. They have large stock
OF goods and are willing 10 sell 10 any one
who has the money TO pay them.
4 large schooner, the II. T.. Cumming of
Boston, IS at the steamboat wharf loaded
With apples.
y. {. Wallace seems to be the only 1--we
business man round a. ,hi- time He is IN,
largIng his wharf and making preparations
to extend his business.
The steamer Richmond took from her
landing here this morning a large number
OF passengers and good deal Of freight.
The tannery at Beddington makes con-
siderable business for the boat.
Nov. %
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Obituary.


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Imhrrst.
The tannery and saw mill have com
menced work again and are doing their us
usl amount Of business.
Geo. o. Anderson is making preparations
for good winters work.
Frank Gregg has had the outside Of his
house painted.
Burton Bunker has moved to Trenton
with his family and household goods.
]. ". Nckerson i. confined TO the house
by his old CONF aint, lung trouble.
J. j. Roberts with his family, has moved
into the parsonage to remain during the
winter. DIR. Lord will board with them
He seems to be busy most Of the time.
Joseph kenniston and family have moved
into their new house. He has been so unfor-
tuna,e as to lose a COW
DIR. f.. b. Sish, and family have gone to
Boston. Mass, TO stop during the winter.
School in district No. has closed
l.. $. SWEET has moved and now occupies
the house known as the Warren Grover
house.
Mr.. Fred Syivada and family from bed
ham have moved into town. They occupy
the house owned by l.. $. Swe,r. Esq.
L. L. Growers horse ran away on Satur-
day, II was oyertaken and stopped after i,
got a mile away. No, much injury was
done to the team.
r Il Swift has heightened gu, hls wood
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An attempt was made the 2lst to en-
force the old Sunday Blue laws in Boston,
in obedience to the recent decision of the
supreme court and the consequent order Of
the police commissioners that all barber
shops and apothecary and cigar stores be
closed.
MIR. w. Irving Bishop gave wonder
fal exhibition Of mind reading before dis
tingaished company Of Bostonians the Goth.
DR.. George Buar, assistant professor at
the Peabody Museum at Yale, was knocked
senseIess Friday by the explosion Of an
ostrich egg, which had become fsrmented.
Scientists say it il the most remarkable ex-
plosion on record.
The Canadian cruiser, General Middle
ton, reports capturing two American fishing
boats in St. Andrews's bay the 18th. They
bad been sailing under Canadian fishing
licenses. Their papers were confscatsd and
thsy wers granted freedom.
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Mr.. +. K. Hopkins has returned from

Mr.. +. X. Hopkins has returned from
business trip to Portland.
DR.. Geo. A. Lord. of Amherst, was In
town Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. John A. Moore OF this city. is doing
quit. an extensive business In fr-tips for
which he finds a ready market.
People in want OF holiday books will find
some desirable volumes at low rates at S. d.
Virgins.
Mr.. Chas. c. Joycln Of Castine has been
visiting the Rev. V. p. Wardwell. in this city.
Mr.. Joyclin was born in India and was in the
Zulu war in South Africa. He is now recov.
ering from very severe attack of sickness.
Miss Mary +. Hopkins is visiting friends
in Boston and other Massachusetts, towns.
Mr.. d. II. Swan. of Waterville, the well
known caterer, has leased a hotel just finished
at Charlotte Harbor, Florida, by the Florida
Southern railroad and will manage il the COM
ing winter.
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Prospect Harbor.
Capt. S. O. Moore is at home for short
stsy
Mrs. Delia Noonan, with her son and
daughter left hi, week for Lewiston, where
they viii spend the winter
The Young folks of this village held ball
IN Sea View Building on Thanksgiving even
ing. Despite unpleasant weather. a goodlv
number assembled and spent a pleasant
evening.
Capt. Daniel Deasy and wife. with Capt.
Joseph Handy and wife went TO Bar Har-
Dor, aud ate Thanksgiving dinner with l..
b. Deasy and wife
y literary society has been formed here.
quite recently. Officers for the year install
ed as follows; President, Miss Sara Sar-
gent; Vice PresidentM Mr.. George {. Blancp /;
Secretary, Miss Linne n. Coombs Treasur
er, Mr.. Lewis F. Cole Ex-Com., Miss Min
ME Weston, Miss Susie Blance, and Mr..
Carl Peters. The society will meet every al
ternate Saturday evening.
Mrs. Linda Handy Of this village, was re
Gently married to Mr.. Henry Tracy of South
West Harbor. We wish them much happi
ness and regret that We are to lose a resi-
dent, instead Of gaining one, as they will re-
side in South West Harbor
Mr.. c. c. Huchings has large crew Of
men at work at Gouidsboro Point cutting
wood to he made into all kinds of lumber.
Mr.. Alfred Hamilton leaves this morning
for a short Trim 10 Rnston SCorr
Nov. 90
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IanaoIuP.

LsmoInr.
HE Grange Store Co. has moved lu,o the
new store in the grange building which gives
ITEM commodious quarters, A good stock
OF general merchandise has been put in and
the interior well as the exterior presents a
yer. neat and attractive appearance
The s-h. Harvest Home. Capt. Geo.
fodgksns, arrived last week with a load of
good" inF the grange store, consisting main
" OF corn, flour, shorts and middings.
The High school is to commence to-day.
/ tlursdayD 1t is 10 be held at the Town
Hal, that being a more central location
than any Of the school houses,
Mr.. John f. Coolidge and hi, little son
Clinton came down from Waliham. Mass.
TO spend Thanks i,ing with Mr.. Cs aged
parents. Several family gatherings were
held on that day.
LsmoIne grange is to have fair and sale
OF useful and fancy articles on Saturday.
Dec. 40, An elegant six quilt is to be dis
posed Of Should the weather prove very
stormy, the fair will probably be postponed
one week.
DIR
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The entertainment given under the auspi-
ees of the Public Improvement Society on
Thanksgiving evening at Hancock Hall. was a
very pleasant and successful affair. rejecting
much credit on the ladies who got up. The
supper which was served in the lower han
proved in the eating thereof most bouufiful
repast. The music for the occasion by Avery's
orchestra is too well and favorably known to
need any words of commentator. The most
attractive part of the evenings entertainment
was the fine singing by Miss Jennie Sellers Of
Bangor. Those who heard her are lavish in
the expression of their appreciation of her eff
forts and the delight that was afforded them in
listening to her. The opinion was expressed
With great unanimity. that she has a very fine
and well trained voice. She viii always be
sure Of a welcome from an Ellsworth audi
ence.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-02

Bar Harb0r
The east wing of the Belmont hotel is
being moved back from the street. This
will greatly improve the appearance of III.
house and give chance 10 enlarge at
some future day.
Lyman of the Lyman cottage is building
an extensive addition to his house.
Men are at work engaged in moving the
old Exchange. The lot where it was stu
ated is to be added to the lawn of Miss
Shannon's beautiful place, Ledge-lawn cot
tage.
A Bar Harbor man purchased tract Of
land last winter for the sum of $500 and
has recently sold the same lot for 5000.
This was the largest returns from an invest
ment we have ever known, and is cold
fact.
1t Is reported that President Cleveland
has leased the cottage Of Mr.. Erastus Corn
ing Of New York, at Northeast Harbor, and
will occupy il part of next season.
Papers are in circulation to obtain sub.
scriptions to stock for new newspaper al
Bar Harbor. Five hundred subscribers for
it are already guaranteed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-02

An sriic'e appeared in the Zimmerman of
th', 2'1d inst. from Ellsworth signed Com
rade~
here with 10 state 10 those Of my friend.
who kindly signed my petition for the appoint
ment Of County Treasurer that had orhine,
10 do with that article aud am very sorr, that
anything OF The kind should appear for al
though refute il a. | do most emphaticaIlv.
there are some who NAV think otherwise.
Mr.. Davis il gentleman respected and hon.
ored by al who know him. Col. C. c. Burrill
would have given me his support had | applied
10 Tim before he Was pledged To Mr.. Davis
NJ. :. SMITH.
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North l.amoine.

North Lamoine.
Mr.. Ivy Trip, who was taken suddenly
Ill on Saturday night, summonng DIR. Hag-
erthy of YOUR city, is thought to be very
little better this morning.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. y. +. Grin
die who went to Colorado for his health,
endured his journey remarkable we'll. and is
better than when ne left home
That old epidemic. the measles, is on a visit
10 our neighbor, Mr.. Hagan, who has large
family OF children, and in all probability it
will spend the winter in our neighborhood
Our Sunday school is preparing to give a
concert without collection, probably Sun
day evening week. As the contributions in
the past have been so very liberal they pro-
pose TO turn the tables and they hope to
make it entertaining. D'NETT.
Nov 30
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-02

Tuesday night Special Constable Clark
came 10 this city Fl ON Bar Harbor. with a
man named steward whom he arrested al that
pace Tor liquor selling. Steward requested
The privilege of calling on d. NJ. Stuart and
asking him to become the prisoners bonds
man. which privilege was granted him. Stuart
refused 10 be hondsman, and when the prison
er came out Of Siuart's house he struck at
The officer injuring him slightly. The prison.
or ned and at this writing has not been found.
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for constitutional diseases peculiar to women.
Mrs. Beecher's Female Cure possesses the
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strual functions. Cares of the household de-
mands Of society, inherited weakness, all pro-
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can be cured by the use of Mrs. Belcher's Fe-
male Cure. 1t Is an Alternative, diuretic, anti
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by addressing Mrs. Linus Belcher, p. o. Box
$685., Boston, Mass. Doolttle & Smith, "a
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Agents.
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\ Poor, Weak Sister.

who i suffering from ailments pec,,Iar IN
her sex. dreading to 90 to il physician. but
Knowing she needs medical help. will find. In
DR.. Pierce's "Favorite Prescriptions" il pre-
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A Ridiculous Charge and
Manly Reply.


ELLsW ORTIZ. NOV. -. our present Cover
npr does mol appro, Of appointing soldiers to
81 The Office This j. plainly shown in the
selection Of James +. Davis for county Treas
urcg. in place OF Hiliiam .. Mcdonald. de-
ceased. y hen there was an old soldier man
wrh qualified 10 NIL The position. asked by nu-
merou> petitioners. Perhaps col. Burril. OF
the >'sfi. ha> more influence with the Governor
than the petitions 81 the people. or It may b..
intended a. IA sur al the Old soldier. II l. well
known that MIR. Dlyi, iia> good bushes,
whiir Nr. smith i dependent upon the labor
II hi hands.
HE Governor may appoint Mr.. Smith ~
-tIne ard,n Of Washington county IN place
ut Nr. Hlb ;" 30 was recently murdered.
>ueh place ar good enough for the soldiers.
tOSIRtpF
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ADVICE TO MOTHEn..

Are YOU disturbed at night and broken of Your
rest by a sick child suffering and crying with pain
of cutting teeth? If SO, send at onca and get
bottle of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for
Children Teething Its value is inealcuiable. 1t
will relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately.
Depend upon it, mothers, there is no mistake about
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soothing syrup for Children Teething Is pleasant
to the taste and is the prescription of one of the
oldest and best female nurses and phys ieians in
he United States and is for sale by all druggists
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Franklin Head.
Mr.. Aaron Robinson has leased the farm
and buildings. belonging 10 Mrs. G. p
Clark, for a term of years, and will keep a
public house to accommodate any or all
travellers coming his way, who wish to
patronize him.
Mrs. G. 2. Clark and family, We are sorry
10 say, have gone home to Boston to take
up their residence.
Miss Adela G. Clark left for Boston last
week. Miss Carrie f. Malone also starts
for Boston the 29th inst
Mr.. Ney Kilman assumes the duties Of
station agent here Dec. l.
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Married..

Frankln-Nov. 81, at the residence of the
brides father, by Rev. II. l.. Mccain, Edward
W. johnson of East Sullivan, and Augusta f.
Patten of Franklin.
Dedham-Nov. "a, by p. p. Gilmore, ESQ.,.
Mr.. Wallace b. Black and Miss Lenora fl.
Goodwin, both of DedLam.
Mariayille-Nov. %, by j. II. Jordan ESQ,
Mr.. Geo. A. Jellison and Miss Alice s. Me-
Donald, both of Mariayille.
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:" hat greater malady than Headache. 1t
demoralizes the mind and i never ending SUI
fering. Bells Sarsaparlla i n sure relief
Mrs Hattie +. Harrington. OF Holden, Me-.
writes, since taking this medicine | have
been free from pain in my head (Only 30
cts. per bottle)
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Rules

for the care Of the sick. How to cure disease
its symptoms and causes. and other informa-
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Malaria.

Twenty-Five hundred dozen bottles Of time
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yr 40e ow
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The following officers were installed for
Pine Tree Lodge. l. o. Of G. r., Saturday
evening, Nov. ~, BY J. F. Staples. L. D.:
C. NJ. Smith, C. T.; Flora Carter. y.T.,
+. w. Morgan. p. C. T., E. N. Knowles,
Rec. Sec, A. L. Treworey, F. Sec. FIT.
Jellison, Treas. Z. +. Sweti, Chaplain; Ar
thur Grant. NJ; L. Staples, |. G.; John
Jellison, @. q. HAMLET.
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-Dirigo Engine and Hose Co.. No. 8. had
very successful ball at Hancock Hall, on We'd
nesday evening of last week. 1t was well at
tended and proved most happy event Mu-
sic by MoDaghaBs orchestra.
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There Is no one article in the line of medi-
enes that gives so large return for the mon
ey as good porous strengthening plaster, such
a. Carriers smart Weed aud Beadonna Back
ache Pl&>ters. For sale by ;. ID. Virgin.
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N. GALLERI.

30 dozen ScarletalI wool Gents
Shirts and Drawers at S1.OOa
ChildreR'S all-grade Vests AMI
PantS from 25c. TO S1.25. q
In hosiery We keep everything
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4 full stock i'm YARNS and WOR-
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Agent for Balls COrSetS, eyery
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best SOC. CORSET IN THE !
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Our soc. UNLAUNDEREDSHIRTS
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D1g We carry a stock over
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lines. Through long experience
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collecting the latest and best.
We sell good grade of goods,
allow no misrepresentation. nor
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From our immense assort-
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Catarrh Cured

Catarrh Is very prevalent disease, with
distressing and offensive symptoms. Hoods
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cure, from the fact It acts through the blood,
and thus reaches every part Of the system.
~ suffered with catarrh fifteen years. Took
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s st. Louis Railroad
Il suffered with catarrh or years; tried
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tried Hoods Sarsaparila, and was greatly
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Register Of Deeds, Lowell, Mss.
"lI a"s''s s rsaparila heats ?li otjo~s. and
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~ H."N s..eci, New York C.ty.
Floods SarsapariIIa
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Weary women should use Lydia L. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. we know it to be
efficacious. 1t is indeed real blessing
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Two Sabbath school concert, since the
last items for the AMERICAN. The Mission
ar, concert subject Africa. In this con
cert the prominent features were the paper
on Go teach all nations" prepared and
read by Mss Almra Bartlett, and the SOLO
singing BY Mrs. Levi 'rreyett Of Bar liar-
Dor Collection, $500.
On Thanksgiving evening a Union SER
vice was held IN the new church. After an
interesting discourse preached BY the Rev.
A. A. Davis Of Vermont. the Thank giving
concert occurred in which many thanks were
expressed BY the little folks. Collection for
the American Baptist Home Missionary So
cety.
The pastor wishes 10 express his appre-
citation OF the goodwill Of friends who left
articles of furniture on his doorstep few
days ago. f. A. ID.
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If there ever was a specific for any one
complaint. then Carriers Little Liver Pills are
specific for sick headache. AID every woman
should know this. Only one pill dose. For
sale by s. d. Wiggin.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-12-02
A SPECIFIC REMEDY

To break up colds and fevers, use early
DIR. Pieree's Extract of Smart Weed
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Marine List.
Eiis~ Orth Port

Ellsworth Fort
\REiNEp
Wednesday, Nov u
N'h trap HutchiH-. y l. IInrbol.
SAILED
sch lo-''l, spear Bar Hsrtor
SAILED
sch Hct-rv, Tate. Bar IIaiflar '
N'h tNpre-7, l.amp-pn. Bar Harhor.
S'h VI rt scar, Hart y +. Harbor.
sch : \ B.ai-'icll, Ra, ,Bouiout
sunday. Nov y
sch NJ Eru-eptu. Potter, y T. Harbor.
SAILED
Sch Fair WiuH, Maddox, Bar IIarbor
sch Forester, Mn-elv. Bar HarUor
Sch capt John, Chatto. Boston.
>rh Agrle"ia, Garland, sullivan.
ARRIVED
Monda,, Nov =
sch >cjolo, ~ajdlcr, Bar Harhor.
>yh ,G,an FRANCES, ~addler, Bar Harhor-
sch Delaware, ~lucj5ir, Ply mouth.
sch Francis Coffin, Bellattr, Boston
sch Nellie Grant. Dodge. Boston
Sch N""dc"ck, Ilammet, Bar Harbor.
sen Panama, Trundy. Boston.
SAILED
Tuesday. Nov 20
SCH Nrborcer CLARK, Boston.
Sch tarc--a, Jordan, Rar IIarLor.
Nch Grape. Hutchiu4, Bar Iari,ar.
ARRIVED
7'"' NY VI EH-""rth' H"H@cv Boston.
s,u4n
V.t,,.-.I,,. >.,.,,,
Wednesday nov ."
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