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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-02-09

Geo. W. Newbegin and VIM. H. tiratfan
are attending the L. S. Court at Portland a
| Grand Jurors.
The snow slides OF Sunday Of which Their,
were quite large number broke the telegraph
wires in several places.
| MIR. X. II. Carter who was q delegate Ia
Z the meeting of the Knights of Labor at " at.
| eryiile, returned home greatly pleased With the
| proceedings.
| Machinery OF the most modern aud impros.
ed make hiss been put into II. VI. & Il. Hairs
new mill.
E. +. Brady. Esq, hiss gone to Florida for
brief visit
A Republican club In this city at an early
day is now confident, expected. We hear
that In all probability headquarters will soon
be ready for its occupancy. This /, move in
the right direction and should have the support
Of every Republican in the city,
@. l.. Simpson Of sullivan. aud eA.couu,y
commissioner W. J.. Gupii OF Gouldsboro
have been in the city the present week.
Sec elsewhere the new advertisement of
II. W. Cushmsn who has on band and for sale
a large and very select stock OF wall paper.
bordering. carpets and grrat variety o. other
goods.
While Mr.. B'F. JOY. photographer. was
In Boston he took several very fine views Of
buildings. These include among many Others
the odd Fellows building, Masonic Temple
and ''baitle Of GETTY shurg" building.
The cottage at Iar Harbor being built
at Ogden Point for Mr. Vanderbilt, i rap
idly nearing completion and the finishing
touches will shortly be begun 1t Is an
elegant building and will probably be oc-
cupicd by Mr. Vanderbilt aud hi~ family
next season.
The members If the Curti~-Wilcox
dramatic COMPANY which has been tras-
cling about the State, have had some
heated disagreement, - IL j. reported, and
have dishandcd The company Was a,lycr-
tissd 10 appear IN Rockland lat week, bat
failed to put in an appearance.
The Phi Kappa society Of Prospect
Har''or. will give an entertainment Of un-
usual u,crcs. at the Union church, On sat
uriay evening o. Thrill week The order ~
exercises i varied and ~ high order
aud cannot fail 70 please The officers
arr Sara Sargent. President, Minnie
Weston Vice President; Innir Coomh-
Secretary Grace Moore. Treasurer.
The elcgau, cottage IL Rar IIarbor
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Obituary notices, beyond the Date, Name and
Ags must be paid for at the rate OF ten cents line
Ellsworth Falls-JaH.fi. Emma L., wife OF Ivory
L. Brown, aged 81 years
Sullivan-Feb 5, Mr.. Clifford Bfag,ion, aged -
years.
HaBcock-Feb. 3, Mr.. VIM. d. Fogg, aged p
years and II months.
Franklin--Jan. %, infant daughter OF John ana
Minnie Wentworth.
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\ term of the Probate Court and Court Of
Insolvency win open at Bueh,port to-day
wednesday,
Mr.. ;. L. Downing of sullivan, is keeping
Il boarding house this winter ut the cpfs at
Sorrento.
On the 2Gtir nit little Ethel, daughter Of
Mr. aud Mr.. :. L. Downing, received
rather bad ,call NJ Sorrento. by up>e!tins
a small .iuantitv OF hot wafer which was
in Il kettle upon the stove hearth. The whole
calf OF her right leg wa, scade1 50 badly the
skin came Of She i, now doing well.
Prof. &. T.. Monaghan i now tcachin;
Two dancing schools one at Hancock aud one
at East Bluehil
The boiler OF the steamer Acadia il now
undergoing repairs in this city. By William
Higgins Of Mibridgc.
OF certain prels we have a conglonerS
story to rels or tiers. every word Of which we
can substantis. THIS prels was "A very sedS
man of consumnS virtue and abored hard to
cleys his flock in righteous living anchors
their condition and emancips them from their
sins and errors. He tried to regulS their likes.
salts their legitims longings, eaptiys them into
the paths OF wisdom. and in all things WIS
very considers. For the Young man and the
young maiden who came TO him to conjugs he
tied the nuptial knot in very congutinS
manner. His sermons were never hebetS,
though he was given 10 specus on things not
seen: aud at funerals he glad TO celebrs
the virtues of the departed. lie was called
upon to prognostcs the weather and agitS the
questions pertaining to the coming church fair
and dime socable: but notw outstanding all
this WORK OF love and self-sacriice, there we're
those who stood ready whenever he made a
slight mistake TO relegS him TO another pas
tors. All this happened i'm lssSsS. more or less.
Saturday night we had heavy rain which
settled the deep snow considerably and made
it in many places decidedly sushy. 1t contin-
ued TO thaw all day Sunday and Monday was
very mild. The tbaw left the roads badly
| punched up and in very rough. il not daIl-
| gerous. condition.
Many seem TO be surprised that French
| mans Bay has frozen over to such an extent
| AS 10 prevent the running Of the ferry-boat be-
| tween Bar IIarbor and Mt. Desert Ferry, but
| there is no occasion for surprise, fov such "A
| thing has happened many times before. We
have heard our mother, who for man, years
/ was resident OF Ironbound Island. tell of peo-
| pies crossing from that island to the main
| land on the ice, and we remember one winter
when no water could be seen in the bay above
| Egg Rock. We have also known that people
| have crossed from Great Cranberry Island to
| s. W. Harbor or vicinity on the Ice.
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Douaestte Ports

Boston Sid Feb 2, sch Melissa u Robin,
Robbins Port Nelson, Bahamas
Darien. Ga-~ld Feb >, sch Susan y Picker
Ing, Haskell, New York
Key West-sId Feb 3, sch Jennie \ Stubbs,
Eldridge, New York
New York-sl Feb 3, brig | W Parker :,
Kane, Psrahiba
Sid Feb 9 brig f T Campbell, Lord, for
Ponce
Hyannis-In port Feb ., sch Ida l. Ray,
Marshall, New York for Boston
Vineyard Haven-Ar Feb 3, sch Eugenia,
Field, Brunswick, Ga, for Misridgc
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+, tf,, ,.,.,,,r.., III. l,ar, kp,ll. nr, peep
ir,, tT,rnt,0I, thrir snowy mantle and thu
.,,f-,,f fft,t l,... M INV road, ar, brraklu.
~. pl,,irr ,I,. Neat nt TIA. san Ii j. a per
49, March ,lay and tia. atmo>phcrc has
il, ,f... f,r,.1ti, of .nriug
E>t.Ila Perkins ul North Ieuuh>cot.
.pe~ ~ last B.Hchill thi- ncrA n tAAt
charge af a school pI liIty "r >iAJs rCh"l-
ar and ilr last ~ this month MS ! iorA
Marks Of the same place goes To Freedom,
10 take charge OF the commercial depart
ut.ut uI school there. We wish them both
the success they - We'll deserve.
Ernest and Irwin Marks. ~on> ot George
X. Marks, who nave been az "ofh Up Mon
;ana fur some tins, report 1t very con-
there hey are ch"pplh- ""ou Al ; -''
per cord They chopped one Tree 'hat
madr SIX cords a. Z. tx itct 81 wood IN
1--WE days IheN think they Gan lhihe
more money there than here hut 20 h"t
intend u reside there permanently
a.. t.,i.,haI.t to,yell yax In, fr,t ,at
,l., -, Mn pcnnb.rot lie wa. a hunter
~ 80 -. H.. ,.,.r,,ation and formerly
.;.t.,.i =, H.. ,.rri,nry pow embraced in
i r.,ir. Who,, ~. ca,n, her,
,n.,.,,i. III, r.yinn f,r miles around was
LII ,,,,t',,Lar forest There ,yas
III &, Nm, !. colI.d the Dorr
,''i.,i'I--.,.l',ni ,'.,r North RlpehilI and
u, = r,If ta,,.,, rido,n 80 called,
a,ri,,',i NJ Inu,lI er,rtrd a loo hons.
d Narts rn,y Ii,,~ ana
harn Hill, hv MIN |. LIN standing
T., II preservation On the OH
,..,,.,.,,.,i III. nrn,,.rtv of liz
,',',',,,'. IN /, NAV he scei, hoard.
-',a.r'.I ,ra .rratchrd by the claws Of
-, i, ,I,ir ,fr,,rts IN make m ancrtnrc
.Ia,,,,,,1 ,,hicJ, u secure their evening"
,r II ,,,,,n,, ~ str,k Mr. Lowell was
,,.a,, IL f.arL.. .nfrit decided pIrnose
: IT., ,,,|t .va,.,tion aud VA well
''ta,,,r,t ~ e,.an,,Ie Win th, dangers and
- - ,ii,,...,. Itf. lie hnnted for
-. ,ho rox anJ tho boar ,hronoh
,t,,..l, 1,'.,,.ii,, tiu,her.d and dense wood,
,I III, I,,,,,, ..,.,,.,. ,,aadn,v stream, and
',,I I'ar,'aLnnts Where the otter th,.
+la' HIN H., ,,inL freoncn,ed Uis
,rI,. if,'' ,,ar, ,y.s marksd nv many a hear
S1,ti; and adv.ntnrn A. thrilling as any
-. " Sor,J H.. Wv irtn actitinus ar
~ ,,'..,.,,aI history
:, n alar cloI aut,,nn morning Mr.
r,,, ancomnanioJ III III almost con
'y,', n'.,,,,,,,,;nns DoSa a laroe mastjr ami
49, a I'LL. snrightIv cur went down in
>, ,,i,o, - calIcJ / n,ycIrs meadow 10 look
',iI li,,lo IL. nod scarcely erased
.tr,a,n when th, upiargrn,yth
- - =, ,,,,,,-o ana III load sticks tn
- oeJ snan under the tread Of some
ha,,'H, a,ip;aI III had scarcely time ia
,I,;,,t hat H. was Totally nnarmed with
o oni" 'r,, NC rr tn,fe when suddenly hinge
hear With her cnbs confronted him in the
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Two for a Cent

And the best ever made, Cheap
enough, surely, and so good that
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any others. What are they2 Ath-lo-
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life and strength. Small and pleas
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Prepared from the formula of an
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bottles, and sold BY all druggists.
THE ATHLOPHOROS CO.
II2 Wall ST., New YORK.
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Ouc day last week Mrs. Stlimau King
had a rooster i've months old killed, that
weighed y hru dressed even eight pounds.
and Mr Kin. wishes % ask through thc
AMERICAS. IL uuy uuv It'll these regions Gan
beat that, If So hc NaHt, 70 hear from
them at once.
Capt. Ebcn H. Braglon who went few
wears ago with hi family 70 Minnesota
and settled. sold out his business there
and sought mider cline last autumn
lie reported himself III Pasadena, Can amt
to Judge from lis description, Il. q. Y zoos
ter, accounts Of that place are npt over
drawn. lie thinks it exceeds any part OF
the west he ha> ever visited, and i the
best place for home for young man 70
settle IN
Cha~ 5. Hragdon who ha- been for
some time past station agent and tclc-
graph operator at superior, Wis, Omaha
Depot. has left that station for MENDOZA,
five miles from st Paal and nine from
MINNEAPOLIS He SAYS Of the recent biz
yards there. The last one under date Jan
y, were terrific and that lGn persons ~
Minnesota and Dakota persisted. lie
thinks MIR. Wooster may see another rep
rescntativc from Hancock county before
long.
Rev. 4. A. Cambridge of your city, we
learn, will again supply the Lamolne pu,-
bit on sundays. when weather and roads
permit. al three O'Clock Z. VI.
Jan. 81 DNkfl
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Winter Hsrhor.
Last saturday afternoon quite number
of skaters We're out on the ice between the
harbor and Sargent's lodges This morn
ing. Monday. the harhor is entirely free
from ice up to Summer and Corners
wharf at the head of the cove. 1t has not
been our own ice that has held Us embar
coed. hut ice that packed in from the
bay.
MIR r. j. Hammond was in town last
week looking after the work on the hotel
Beacon. We understand he made some
new purchases nf land.
John FoSs has bought lot on the new
road near the brook
Hcrrick, the photographer. moved his
house in to town last week
Tufts meat market has been stocked and
opened
Mr.. L. \. Sumner ha- lately bought /
u. Fos~' horse amt carriages.
r.3,
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The village school closed last Friday
Feb. 3, very successful term Of nine
weeks, Mr.. Fred II. Butler Of Bluehill
teaching the Grammar school with his
usual tact and good success, while Miss
Lutte Blodgett has done excellent work as
teacher in the Primary school. Those not
absent one-h half day from the Grammar
school were Oracle Lufkin, Eva Young
Harry Wood. Nina Freethy, George Free
thy, Bert Witham, Willie Phillips, George
Phillips, Lois Staples and Elsie Smith
Not absent from the Primary school one
half day were: Frank Holt and Stephen
Holt. We feel justly proud Of the adj
vaneement made aud the good department
preserved in both departments Of our win
ter school. Thanks to the teachers for
their faithfulness, and praise TO the schol-
airs for their perseyering diligence in their
studies, while we are highly pleased with
the interest manifested by parents and
Others who visited the school during the
term.
Feb. 6. j. f. q.
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Cartenas--In port Jan 27, bark Belle Woos-
ter Higgins for New y Ork
Sagua-Ar Jan 20, sch Helen q Moseley.
Holt, for Philadelphia
Pernambuco-Ar Jan :, bark Coryphene,
Gross, BuenosAyres
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sGeset.
Mr.. VIM. Conary is teaching writ
ing school at Stinson's Neck.
Mr. George Webb of Portland Is visit
ing relations at South Deer Isle.
Mrs. Henry Banks of West Deer Isle
Is very sick.
Mrs. Saddler, an aged lady, died sud
denly at her home at Stinson's Neck, Sun
day.
There was n concert at the church at
West Deer Isle Sunday evening.
Two young ladies in this locality are
suffering from wounds caused by taking
hot tiatirous with them into bed. one of
them was awakened by the fire coming in
contact with her feet She jumped from
bed just in time for the bed was all in
flames. The other escaped with 4 very
bad wound on the leg.
SUNRISE
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Eugene Simpson arrived Monday and
viii spend n few days in town.
Mr. Daniel Wilson has been away from
home during the past week, visiting friends
and relatives in Bangor and vicinity.
Clifford f. Bragdon died Sunday after a
long illness. Since the war he has spent
the greater part of his life in the west.
Owing to i'll health he returned to his old
home about a year ago.
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Ellsworth-Feb. l, 10 Prof. and Mrs. W. X.
whittle. q daughter.
south Deer Ise-to Mr.. and Mrs Judklns. a
son.
Bluehil-Jan. 25, to Mr.. and Mrs. +. W. Mayo, u
son.
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Married.

No. Se,lgwick-Feb. 4, by NJ. l.. Elwell Esq,
Nr. Irwin l.. Common, of Castine and Miss Emma
A. Carter, of Sedgwck.
Sedgwick-Feb. s. by Rev. +. A. Davis, Mr..
Yetts Cain, of Brpoklin and Miss Geneva A. Turn
err, OF Sedgwick.
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An Athol, Mass. correspondent writes to
the Christtqa Register - follows: Rev.
Charles F. Lombard has read to the Second
Unitarian soviety a letter of resignation as
their pastor. 10 take effect April 1. The society
viii be very fortunate ii minister j. found
who can fill the vacancy. Athoi people have
long known that Mr.. Lombard was capable oil
occupying a larger field. and the church at
Plymouth may well congratulate itself hpon
having secured 50 able man." Mr. Lombard
was formerly pastor of The Unitarian church in
this city.
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\ Kentucky student 1t u"r'h' rn college
4 reported q, soy 'u- tna f'.r sc ha'e -to" :
h'H'a ~ is tx WEI -ia'e ID 'hr nth ''r
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Mr.. vi. : smith received tainfui io urie>
D falling in jhc street last " ,'inr>,ia' evening
Nr. PRANK : G.atIaf tho H5fcl liam}I-
t,a. Bar llsfls.r. .,,. In t..i> cit, Nan.it. lie
inform. III it,,, trip,ti. H.. ,rnlt,r..a d.iy
>ts,..,,, ELL ~ r,tt, from BAR Uarbnr 10 Ill,w ortiz
ana hack Irwin rau,.. an 10 Ellsworth IN ne
ranrnif. ,nI r. ,t,ru ia The afternoon.
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,'t'e ant could n.i Zee ArTd"i " itA itt other
cai'.. >'a'-r ih'n -hs las fuan'i go The woods
UNI il-i SATURDAY, "He" capture va "hr-i-
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e r. Bowden, Esq.. OF Penobseoi, was IN
this city on Wedn. sslay aud Thursday of last
week.
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WORTH Ten DOILARS

to any family. is Dr. kaufmans book on dis
Eases; finely illustrated plates from life; don't
he humbugged, but cure Yourself send three
= cent stamps, 10 A. T.. Ordway n Co., Bo.-
ton, Mass. % pay postage, aud receive . copy
free.
DR.. Aston', Blood Tonic and Nerve In-
vigorator is d reliable remedy for General De
bility md NerNnus Prostrntion Feb
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When Baby WA sick gave her Castoria,
When she a Child she cred for astoria
When she became Miss she chung 10 CastortA,
When sbe had Children she gave them Castoria
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\ Caie Eelier CORE pondaur writes 10
The Is3ustrjR .JyHrAai: There have been
shipped from thu Rozier ui.nr l- ia>t f,w
month, shout 80 iea, of ipw--l.rir one. OF
waste orr \ it wa> ion. called. lawn. been
considered worthlr., until Prof. Bartlett ~
Portland looked il over and ulicre! - cent,
ton for II wherr it ia.. The dump ha> nos al
t3tu shipped. together with some - tons ihd
have been on The rs h1rf some time; about -
ton, more f,naju on the wharf At the prescott
timr. The ia,i hundred tou> sold brought Ave
Ioiar> ton.
There VA, never better show ing Of ure in
the mines than NOW. and isr-e amount could
f., taken oul at "a small Np,n>c. II TIA, money
tha' ha, been put ia had b-cu cA pended ia -ct-
ting oHt ore instead OF in tr,ing foolish projects
and paving high salaries. The mine to-day
would be fouri>hin. aud pa, ia. institution.
II seems he mine j. now in the hands Of par
IT, who are unwilling to 90 ANYTHING them
selves or ,t others have chance al IT, The
ore j. here an lhc same, and the time " III come
when some one will make money oat Of il.
Cait. Vague i now Al 'he Davis mine ia Mass
achu>ctts. aud there aIe 40 miners here This
winter. The people hrreahcuis link tina, II
the Rolicr company knew What was for their
interest they would SCI Capt. Vague at work
at once The, believe that hc always worked
for the Interest Of the mine, and that could Le
have worked in hi, own way. the property
would have been ia a very diffeut condition to-
day.
The 6nieth Almanac published by The
New York TriLaHs namely. the one FOR ISIS
come, to Us with tie appropriate title Of the
"scmi-C enicruial issue." Newspapers and
almanacs grow younger and fre,her a. hey
ADVANCE in wears. The IribHHe almanac for
1888 i. fresh, popular. pithy. adapted to the
times. and crammel with the political ,isii--
ties to which every one will turn for reference
In the Presidential year. The popular vote
for President in 1854 Is given in detail with The
total vote IN each election back to ISIS. The
psrtv platforms the important enactmeufs OF
the last Congress, complete lists of the mem
bers Of Congress and principal officers OF the
Government. satisfies of trade and pensions.
and a variety OF other valuable features
characterize the book. This Almanac l.
accurate and the standard publication OF
its Glass Being nonpArtisan. it is used by
men OF oil parties. The price is > cents,
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Life is Half Spent before we Know its
Comforts and JOYS,

Why then should we suffer in it when Little
Hop Pills will ditcdys cure any trouble arising
from the stomach or liver, the two organs
which virtually control the system. At all
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A LARGE VOLUME would not contain the
mass OF testimony which has accumulated in
favor OF DIR. WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD
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Many of the cures are truly wonderful.
Hop Pldsters are famous soothers, pain
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A woman who Is weak nervous and Sleep
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My little sou, three years of age, was ter
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body showed many marks of the disease. A
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w. }. Beckett, Hymcra, Ind.
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Big Dinners.

Every day in this city thousands Of persons
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When everything else fails, DIR. Sage's Ca
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